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Legislative Summary.

In the Senate, in the morning, the Judiciary
Committee reported adversely TO the bill
making fraudulent mortgages and deeds OF
trust void, and it was rejected. The Senate
adjourned TO meet the House in Convention.
III the House, in the morning, the bin To
amend the charter of the Nashville and North
western Railroad Company was made the
special order for Monday next. The bill for
the benefit Of the Tennessee, Western and
Charleston Railroad Company passed second
reading. Bills were introduced: by Mr.. Ball,
for the benefit of sheriff.; by Mr.. Holmes, to
charter the Memphis Water Works Company !;
by Mr.. Myatt, 10 amend the common school
laws; aud by Mr.. Cloud, to make the changing
q water course from it's natural channel in
certain cases a felony. The House then took
a recess 10 meet the Senate in convention to
elect State officers.
In Convention, Mr. Whitthorne moved for
recess of twenty minutes, TO afford time to
send for Mr.. Mabry, who was sick. When
the convention resumed its session, Mr.. Carter
offered resolution 10 appoint committee of
three to wait upon Mr.. Mabry at his room, and
receive his vote ia the elections before the con-
vention. The President ruled the resolution
out of order, from which decision Mr.. Carter
appealed. Upon call Of the ayes and noes,
the decision of tue President was sustained,
ayes 50, noes Al; so the convention declared
the resolution out 81 order. The convention
then took a recess for dinner
In the afternoon, the convention proceeded
TO the election of Comptroller, james G. Lut-
trell. of Knox. aud James b. Lamb, o: Shelly
being ia nomination. The vote on the first
ballot stood. for Luttrell 90 and for Lamb As,
and Luttrel was declared elected. For Secre-
tsry of State, F. n. W. Barton, of Madison,
and Hugh Franci~, of Franklin, were pat in
nomination, and the first ballot stood, for Bur
ton 80 and for Francis II, and Burton was de-
clared elected. For Treasurer, Matt. Martin,
of Bedford, G. G. Torbett, of Davidson, and
A. johnson, of White, were put in nomination
and on the fourth bollot, Col. Torbett was
elected. The ballotngs will be found reported
in our minutes.
The House resumed its session, and the bill
10 amend the charter of the Nashville and
Northwestern Railroad Company WIS passed
on second reading; and the House then ad-
iOuIned.
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While the roll was being called the fourth
ballot, Mr.. Galloway, who had been out during the
previous ballots, came into the Hall and recorded
his vote for Mr.. Torbitt. When he did this, the
Democratic members seemed Overjoyed, and gave
vent t. their feelings ina wild clipping OF hands.
The President promptly called these "wild {" mem e
bers to order, and stated that such scenes were a
disgrace TO any deliberate body in civilized COM
munity.
g. G. Torbitt having received majority of all
the votes cast on the fourth ballot, declared
elected
The Convention then dissolved, and the Senate
retired
The House resumed its session.
Ga motion of Mr. Wilson, of Marshall the bill
for the relief Of the securities of w Holden late
Sheriff of Marshall county, was taken up, read a
second time and passed.
The House then adjourned to 10 O'Clock to NOR
row m' rning.
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Mr. Brown, of Madison, nominated F. N. w.
Burton, of Madison.
Mr. Carter nominated Hugh Francis, of Franklin.
The Convention then proceeded to ballot, with
the following result: For Burton So and for Fran
els Al F. N w. Burton having received major
ity of the votes cast was declared elected.
Mr. Stokes moved to 90 into the election of Treas
ur-r, ana the motion prevailed.
Mr. Stokes nominated Matt. Martini Of Bedford.
Nr Rudi nominated G. G. Forbitt, OF Davidson.
MIR Galbreath nominated A. johnson, OF White
The Convention then proceeded TO ballot, with
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w" A Lawyer" at Lebanon writes US a
communication tavoring the election of Archi-
bald Wright, Esq, 10 the vacant Judgeship.
Since that gentleman has not only declined TO
be Il candidate but announced that he will not
serve if elected, the nee ssity of the publicG-
ton of our correspondents letter is obviated.
Mr.. Wright, AS it appears to us, is the first
choice of a majority Of the Bar, among the
names that have been mentioned. Since he is
Internationally out Of the way, who is the
second chOicel
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J. J HAr, Secretary.

CouRrEsY AHoSd Nav YoRk 0FTicIALs-We
select the folowing paragraph from our New York
correspondence, which came 20 hand too late for
publication entire. most OF its news having been
anticipated by the mails One OF the Sunday pa
pers-lhe Alas-wso-e editor (Herrickl Is among
the Aldermen indicted the other day for malfcA
sAnee In ofce is eKhausing the vocabulary OF hard
names against Mayor WooB HEKRIcE l. publish.
ing series Of articles entitled Records Of Ras
eahty. IN which our Chief Msg srate !. held up a.
. forgsr. a swindler, liar and thiefl" What on
"airth are ve coming D'-S~rs-asI PPr.
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Blooded took for sale.

4 HAVE for sale = iarEs IA aner % fcang Do 90 hA W
asa a., o. thr most choic stock. incaaeng NJ nAa
Herd Bu and hr Prrmigm Ased Bal - isse hssins bred
froua fhru bag can slhat PFoa rg ~ "a Feer
tan. hp 80 have = nambsr u nae feans ~ hs
fr very esraps an numucr q fgaAg thsfoash
bred "a AlsONS md ehNSN Va ttes ~ every
bdF An tired rhrap ssi-, sad can ee SD sery 80
oEsnng reedsfs chance inprots ihsis hvs stsk
AARk T. COlkklLL.
! wish 70 psrehAss Loo sod oos year si4 Ealss
cssS-e~trvAv
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DIED-On Tuesday evening last. at his residence
on the Whites Creek Pike, Mr.. JANIS CLENoNs, in
the SD year of bis age-leaving a numerous family
and many mourning friends.
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AHY wIis HAVING labared under her brvast ior
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

OPINIONS Of THE PRESS.
From the Newark Daily Advertiser.
We know OF no other work which, within small corD-
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physiological wonders which surround and that too, in
free from technical Ties the REST tyro
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Much scientific Information i here presented In con
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From the Albany Atlas.
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ADELPHI TIL .ATRE.

List night Of the Distinguished Tragedan ard Comedian
Mr.. James F. Murdoch, who will the character
EuA>. DE MOOR, in Sher' grand and startling Tragedy
Of the ROBBER Amelia, Miss e.. wyette.
First appearance this season Of PRECIOUS BETSY.
Saturday Event z Oct. - viii he acted the Tragedy in
acts, Of THE ROBBERS. Chas. de Moor, Mr.. James T.
Murdock Amelia Miss G. Wyette.
10 conclude with PRECIOUS BETSY Mr.. BoHiail, Joe
C0Well
Monday Evening benefit Of Mr.. James z Murdoch
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Commercial Matters.

The Hoo MARKEr.-The Louisville Journal, of
the 23d, says:
We hear OF no contracts, buyers and sellers be-
ing unable to agree in their views: 81 So gross is
Offered for hogs in the country, and IS is asked.
ToDAcco.-The Hickman Argus says the tobacco
crop in that section of Kentucky and the ad aceut
parts of Tennessee, will exceed the average in
quantity, though in quality it may not be as good
as the best crops, in consequence of the wet
weather.
The number of hogsheads of tobacco inspected
in Virginia in 1854; was Al, S62, in 1855, 57,S72
The Richmond Dipatch says:
The amount of inspections does not represent the
crop, as a large portion of it never undergoes in
spection il being worked into manufactured tobacco
before it is inspected. Nearly the entire crop of
Patric and Henry, large tobacrO raising counties,
and large portion OF that OF Pttsylvania, is manu-
lactured before being inspected. Moreover, there
is no tobacco inspection in Danve, where manu-
featuring of Tobacco is extensively carried on.
The foreign news is not favorable for tobacco.
The following is the report of the Liverpool market
for September. The financial crisis which is i'm
pending will depress tobacco more than any other Of
our staples:
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

FRIDAY, Oct. 20.
Mr.. Rodgers from the Judiciary Committee, re-
ported the bill making fraudulent deeds OF trust
and mortgages void, and recommended its rejection
Report cOncurred in and bill rejected
He also reported the bill to prevent crcuity Of
action to enable courts of law TO do justice and
costs to parties litigant and recommended its re-
lection. Report and bill laid the table on motion
Of Mr.. Steele.
The Senate then took recess, preparatory &c
joining the House in Conv ention, for the purpose
of eectiny Treasurer, Comptroller and Secretary
of State.
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NEW English BOOKS.
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LEARNING AND WORKING Six Lectures concerning
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FOa sMErHL ave-. PApUcAH ANp CAIRO


TTNHE New Light Draught steamer I'll -
L HARTSVILLE, JOHN H. BATsMAS NIX DsE5sZSEEfs4a1
Master will leave for the above ports
on THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock 4
The artsVie viii take passengers to steamer ANEKI
for New Orleans
viii also give through tickets 10 st Louis Lousyle and
Cincinnati For passage or freight apply board, IN
octZI 1t A. l.. DAVIS.
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CHEMISTRY OF CONF ON LIFE complete.
Mt. BERRY 90.

HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE FIFTH EDITION,
In vols, l2mo., cloth, Of
THE CHEMISTRY OF COMMON LIFF. By James y.
W. johnson, NJ A. F. K. - &C, Author Of Lectures on
Agricultural Chemistry and Geology etc Illustrated
with L wood engrsTings.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
The Air Breathe, The Poisons Select,
Tn Water DRINK, The Odours Enjoy,
The Soil Cultivate, The Smells we Dislike.
The Plant rear, What Breathe, and Breathe
The Bread We Eat, for,
The Reef e Coos, What, How, and Why d.
tn Bevrra ges infuse, ge~t,
The Sweets We Extract The Body Cherish,
The liquor teruvnt The Circulation II Matter,
The Marco les we Indulge in. A Reorganization,
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YOUNG AMET.InAI


Agents Wanted in every county adj sirng States
To sell the above new and improved
CO IL A n ID COBB MILL.
ITO al such chance to make Money will be oq.r.
Exclusive State and Comfy privileges be disposed
OF unusually fair terms BY Application 20 the uropr.or
FARmEKS AND STOCK RAISERS,
offer you Corn and Cob Mil unsurpassed In m. In
ion and which cannot be supecedrd by past future in
v~Dtons. IL is the Mil which Farmer Al. s,orr
Rsier should havr; it viii crush from u 10 pushes Corn
ami Cob per hour, with one horse; easily up and
managed weighs 80 los an as all contact z hiding
surfaces prevented viii any farmer an Ordinary if
time speak tins Of i,s iurabi'i5y bscausr hr me
is it that wants
WILL ON Trial
To- mon h, AMI il it don't give complete satisfaction to
II? there any man hus disposed let rim n -
speak. Satisfaction every case or the mon
vii be refunded The Crushr attscf ed t. horse
Mill south of MAsons and DiNons line. All olhr ru.h.rs
now in the SOU require too much power will
Gus. 0riingtO
THE LAWS OF NATURE,
and Cob Mill which admits Of lateral or uabblin1
motion will Sariy, out; all other rushers
are amenabe this graz objection, and the Prcpr tors
dispute In the r,nsfru-tion n OuSs ASA
"a have GAINED power, ano DfFY nave
s~ened friction and CHAILsNGE the utrary
have pr vented uabbli z lateral Lotion and al are
conipe leu TO acknowledge IT, therefore, ar
suPe9ior to any th-r MIL am selling this Tenne,-
See invention at the small sun, Of
FIFCY DOLLARS,
And any one wanting good thing rpe, ty rec est
ed !" examine the true ami prncp,s this Nnl
and order ron the Proprietors or Az .pts
A liberal discount made 70 ieaisrS
J. P DROMGOvLE, soc Proorietor
Sheihyvle, Tenn.
a a. r rs.
Els Moore CO.. ~ Market street Na.bvits Nm
hacturers sud General Agents. "
beaumont, Fan Co., Ciarksvie Agents or Montgomery
County
Ab. Watkins, Pulaski, Agent for Gle County
Wm. B. Stunt, Salem, Agent fr Franklin County Tenn,
and Jackson county, Ala
James b. Vance Castslian Spring, ent for sumner
County
J. Hatcher, Columbia, Agent for Many Cou ty
W VI. Fel, P. Rome, Agent fer smith County
). r. Aain, Charleston. Agent for Bradley Jonrty
W r. huniey Bros, Louuou, Agents for Fast rennes-
Get
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WHO WANTS A COVE

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BAYARD TAI LOK'S NEW WORK.
IndIH, China and Japan.
T0ON, NELSON CO. 81 JnioR street, have just re-
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A visit 70 India, China and Japan,
In the year ISIS. BY BayArd rAy Tor.
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a. oug the multitude Of books pressing forward for pub
lie favor Wl Ia ting hold the hearts
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L'O SAILED shares Union Bank Stock. Enquire
Il at thi, Office oct2o-3t
NEW ARRIVALS OF LADIES FINE SHOES.
4 AIDES Kid Boots and Boots and Buskins;
II From and sid Laced high 'teten,
Fine Kid h.sh Laced BusIi. 8
" " Tn OK SOled tusklDs;
" " Stitched Walking shoes,
Cloth Thick soed 1skius
Misses nigh 4. - Gatevs: Just Cpened by
JOHN RAMAGE,
oct25 "a College street.
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LIVERPOOL, Oct. /

There has been rather more business done during
the month"; and sales may be estimated at from 100
to 800 hhds. OF these about $50 hhds were for
Ireland, 200 principally Western Leaf, for eIpOrta
ton, and the remainder, includng $50 Maryland, TO
the trade. The market has been far from active,
and the sales Of Western siemmed have been gen
orally at decline of I'd to ID per 10 in accordance
with which we alter our quotations. We may notice
that Western leaf, suitable for Africa is exceeding
ly scarce. Two cargOes of the new Virginia crop
are now sampled, and, 50 far have seen, com
prise some parcels Of both leaf and strips well suit
ed for spinning, while Others are of medium charac
ter and part much bstered. The new " cstern
crop generally is colory, with substance, good favor
and condition, wanting in length ami leaf, while
much OF il is very short and We have seen very
little suitable Tor spinning purposes.
Hhds Hhds.
Tobacco in Liverpool, Aug 81, 1855
and 1854 lO,7O7 1879
Imported in Sept, 1855 and "a, 1909 4lsI
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DISSOLUTION

NHE copartnerhp heretofore existing under the hrm and
style II HAKr q HoILISGswOKTd, dissolved on the
Path inst, by mutual con,ent
All persons indebted The Ia firm requested to make
immediate settlement.
ither partner authorized 70 the Of the hrm
in liquidation only. HENRY HIATT, ia,
oct27-iW s. HOLlINGSWORTH.
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OSk KENG-FOr the ensuing year, comfortable
Il Dwelling House, cherry street, next door south o
Lincoln Hal, containing rooms, with dining rOOm
kBchsn and cellar IN the basement
u. A. RALLOWE,
oct28 GEM Ag't, No. IL DeAderiek a..
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
ATOBs AND STATE 5 M e n.

TIE MOST EMINENT
ORATORS AND STA TESAEN
Og ANCIENT AND MODERN TIMES.
Containing sketches the lives, specimens Of their eIo
cuence and an estimate Of Their genius by Dawn A..
HARRHA
CONTENTS:
nemosthenes. william Ptt
Cic Judge tanning
lord Chatham Lord BrOughan.
Edmund / urke. Jrick Henry.
Henry Grattan. Fisher Ames-
Char e. james Fox. Henry Clay
Lord Erskine J,hn G. Calhoun.
John fhepOt Curran. Daniel Webster.
Richard prins,y Sheridan. Elward Everett.
One vol svo cloth. Just received by
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Convention resumed its session.
Mr. Stokes moved that the Convention proceed
to the election of Comptroller and the motion pre-
vailed.
Mr.. Rodgers nominated James c. Lut,rell, OF
knoI.
Mr.. Newman nominated :. y. w. Burton. Of
Madison, (who publicly deeliusd). aud Mr.. Hail
withdrew Mr.. Barton's name.
Mr. Head nominated T. Nc illaiu, Of Sumner,
whose name WAS Withdrawn before the Convention
proceeded 10 ballot
Mr.. Atkins nominated James Il Lamb, Of Shell
by and stated that he did SO without Mr.. Lambs
knowledge or consent
The Convention then proceeded TO ballot, with
the iooshng result:
For Luttrel, so; and for Lamb. IS. James C..
Lu'treil having received q majority OF tie votes
cast was declared elected
VIII, n 5 -natos Stevle's name wzs called. he sta
ted that he had prirei of with Mr. Fielder on all
elections In Convention; Mr. Fielder having b,en
call, d nome by the dangerous nlness OF mvm,er
Of his family
NJ. Carter moved 20 go into the election Of Sec.
Rotary OF State, and she molio0 prevailed.
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TEE LAWS OF NaTIRE.

And any one wanting good thing" tly rsq est
ed 10 examine the merits and prrncip.S OF tbs Mill
and order ron The Proprietors or Az hts
A liberal discount made % leaiers
J. z DROMGOULE, soc Proprietor
vi I'm
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Agents Wanted in every county in this and adj ching sai
To sell the above new and improved
CORN AND CORR MILL
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stock, at No. I, fremont Buildings, Dearbon street.
H. BIRWEII, Chicago;
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