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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-20
Legislative Summary.


In The Senate, in the morning, Mr.. Rodgers
from the Judiciary Committee, reported large
amount of business, occupying the entire ses'
sion. Among the matters upon which ina
action was taken, were House Resolution dl-
rectory to the Attorney General to eDquire
into the constitutionality of certain Bank char
tiers, which was amended, so as to make ii
more effective, and adopted; and hill to amend
tie Criminal Laws Of the State, so as TO make
it felony to procure an enactment by the
Legislature, of any law by means of misrepre-
sentation or suppression; passed list reading.
Senate Bill to abolish Common Law roads, was
rejected. Senate BIZ to elect Criminal Court
Clerks by the people, and make the office Of
Circuit and Criminal Court Clerks separate,
was rejected, and motion to reconsider en-
tered Senate Bill to authorize Courts to ad
Judge costs which have been omitted in taxing
the costs; passed 81 residing.
In the evening, the Judiciary Committee
continued their Report, embracing in all four
teen bills, upon which the said committee acted
during the recess on Saturday-qute respec-
table showing of the industry of that commit
tee. No final action was taken by the Senate
on the bills reported in the evening. Mr..
Fletcher from tie Colnmitte on Private COrpo-
rations, also made a good showing from that
committee, reporting screen bills, Incorporating
various companies, and amending the charters
of others The bill to amend the charter of
the Nashville Firemen's Insurance Company,
passed % reading Several Building and Loan
Association charters were reported and laid on
the table. The bill to incorporate the Holston
Conference Preachers Aid Society, was re-
ported against by the committee, and a some
what pro,racted debate arose upon it, pending
which the Senate adjourned to 81 A. NJ. to-day.
In the House, in the morning, Mr.. Meek Of
fered resolution providing for committee of
three from the House to wait upon and con-
suit with the Governor relative to appointing
a day for general Thanksgiving in this State.
A motion was made to suspend the rule, but
it failed, and the resolution lies over. Bills of
general character were introduced: by Mr..
Bartlett, to require the Clerks of County Courts
TO subscribe for each weekly newspaper pub
lished in their respective counties, and have
the same bound and preserved in their offices;
by Mr.. Newman, to make the Comptroller cleo
tive by the people, and by Mr.. Travis, to pur-
chase the Hermitage, in the name of the State,
and to establish an Agricultural and Military
School at that place-the purchase to require
the issue of State Bonds to an amount not
more than $50, 600. Senate resolutions appoint
ing commissioners to examine into the cOndi-
ton of the Bank N Tennessee, were amended
and adopted, but Mr.. Huntington entered a
motion TO reconsider the vote.
In the afternoon, the discussion of the Bank
question occupied the entire session, and the
resolution was finally adopted 50 as to appoint
commissioners for each branch, and the Bank
Committees of the two houses for the parent
Bank.
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HAIR RE~TORAT,yE.

1T HAS WORKED MIRACLES IN THIS PLACE.
THAT all the bald and the grey be restored perfectly
to original growth, far their locks concerned
does not admit II doubt besides II will possible
disease Of the scalp whether developed daudruf itching
the shape Of cuaue0us srupt0useyen scald head
and in possible will It fail o. curing by maggie
per ocics headache and used twice week by
tn young regularly II viii preserve the coOr d keep The
hair from falling, 70 any imaginable READ JUDaK
LoGASsPoET, Ia, June 2sth 1885.
MeSsrs. o. J. Wood & Co
GESrs Yours Of the 18Th duly hand Enclosed
please find SIS, Il being The H,r Restorative
| have sold il al. u you choose vou may send SIX
dozen bottles Hair Restorative, think can sell It. IL has
worked Miracles In this pla-e. sold six Al bottles
that bald and etched new hair out al his head
Yours respectfully
NJ. H. GRIDLEY.
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

E3y- Charles W. Smith has that intensely inter
esting Book THE Old Homestead"
The story opens in the City OF New York, where
there are many scenes of pathOs, suffering, and
tragic power but, as the book progresses, the
clouds dispense, and we are introduced to the Old
Homestead among the Catskills of the Hudson,
where we are presented with some Of the most
delightful and graphic rural pictures given in
an American book
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SCOET'S LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COBB MILL.

fI'HERE features connected with this mill worthy Of
consideration and close examination on the part Of
those washing TO purchase Feed Mill.
Its mechanical construction and adaptation the pur-
poses designed crush and grind It's great ca
Pacity while doing immense work with extraordinary
ease, its durability is amply provided for The complete
and entire pos tabieness Of the Little GIANT rendering its
greater convenience for plantation and mpOssi-
bic. Il requires mechanical aid bill expense to put
10 up farm hand put up and set on
running half hours time The convenience with which
the sweep may be applied TO hori1ontaL-as most
usual-Or head, ami the mill may be easily attached
where il used The power Il take recurring
and two horses The quantity and quality OF product
10 to 80 bushels OF good feed meal hour according the
degree Of hneness g.uund, and the size mill IL Is the
cheapest MILL all things there is before The pub
lie.
Another thing connected with the Little Giant as pa
tent and worthy the ca that there has been no
Il usual with the thousand 6unging make-sht mpe-
mens that got a trade-merely get money By
selling palminE OF the patent right upon the credulOus
then the machine to abandoned ny an parties hum
bug the other hand the Paentee and PrOpretors the
Little Giant Mills b hevng that they csn-and determined
that they will supply the Agcuurasts stock raisers
Of country with superior Min, permanently en-
gagged In the business and have hundred thousand
dollars invested in the manufacture OF these mills in the
East West SOUTH some these establishments en- ploy
ing 60 solely IN this business So highly are these
mills appreciated that thousand have within
the past eighteen months and the heaviest and the
extensive Manufacturers Of Agricultural mpiemen in the
United States have eagerly sought interest In their
ftcture and sale.
No implement has been thoroughly tested: no enc
OF the kind has received and high testimonials
from Mechanics Institutes aud Agricultural Associations,
and none by Of subs tantal practical utility and
merit have fairly ground their into every days
and popular favor than Scotts Little Giant Corn
COob Mil. Orders promptly oiled.
Liberal discount 10 dealers.
BROWN 4 ANDERSON,
octl-H No 80 Market ST. Nashville, Tenn.
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The Chattanooga Advertiser has been giving Sam
Turney "phits" for having introduced the resou
tons in reference to the naturalization laws into the
Senate. Some eighteen months ago the offending
Senator ME Democratic candidate for Chancel
or of the Stu Division, aud a marvellous proper
10 the estimation of the leaders OF the faithful OF
what great offence has he been guilty TO justify the
terrible visitation of the Advertiser? He is only
travelling in the direction that duty and PATRIOTISM
points. Let him alone.-A.henS Post.
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MAIL RoBBERY-We learn that j. U. Wright
Mail Agent on the Georgia Railroad, was arrested
yesterday by special Agent of the Post Office
Department, charged with the crime OF robbing
the U. S. Mail Various suspicious circumstances
pointed to Wright as the guilty person, aud after
the arrest he made a full confession of the crime
Ii appears that he had been for several months in
the practice of abstrActing money while in transitu
through the mails Wright has been lodged in
the Cobb county jail to await his trial.-AAantd
h,leitigencer Of He IN.
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IL Ii the last Congress the House Of Represen.
tAtives, as nearly il could be Ascertained, Stood
at the opening Of the first acknowledgements, 49,
opposition, 20: with one vacancy. The present
House, when it meets, win find its relative position
nearly the exact converse Of The last. As nearly
as il can nos be Sscertained. there are l5s OPP
position members to 70 Administration.
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The Republican Party.

1t is matter of some interest TO know
whether the Republican party is now to live or
die, but Greedy of the Tribune, settles it, and
declares sit is TO live" from which we infer it
is certain to die, as every thing does which be
attempts to serve. Weed, of the Albany E1en.
ing Journal, second only to Greedy in his devo-
ton to Sewsrdism, is not so certain. He says:
"The Republican party is 'inaugurated,' not
in a Crusade against slavery but to defend
freedom. Here is broad distinction which
the Argus will not see. We leave to slavery
all that the constitution gave that peculiar in
stitution.' But we claim just what the Jeffer-
sonian Ordinance of 1887 and the Monroe Com
promise Of 1920 secured to Freedom"
Considerable of letting down. The Jetfer-
sonian Ordinance of 1887 embodied in a com
pact the principles OF the Fugitive Slave Law!
The Compromise of 1920 established slave
States South of Sc 80! The Republican party
has thus far steadily combstted both these
principles.
LoUIsIANA-The Delta OF the Sth gives the
following returns Of the vote in that State for
Governor:
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am truly your trIcnd,
HENRY A. WISE.

DANGEROUS AFTRAY.-On last Saturday
evening, Frank Hughes, of Chattanooga WAS
severely cut in three places with Bowie Knife
a the hands Of yonug lessee Hibbs Of Ham
iton county llughes' wound1 though very
bad. are not SO dangerous to his lie. Hibbs
has not yet been arrested. The frequent oc-
currences of such outrages remarks the Ga
fette, is a sad commentary on the morals Of
Chattanooga, and calls loudly upon all civil
citizens and officials TO be yigilant in putting
q stop toit.
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New Orleans Markets.
NEw ORLEANS. Nov. l6.

NkW URLKANs, Nov. TO.
Cotton advanced to-day from tatc., and the sales
comprised $4,000 bales at from sicasic per. 10.
for MidRing. The sales during the week up
1000 bales, and the receipts a. 900 bales against
81 900 bales last year The increase in the receipts
over last year is lac 600 bales The stock on hand
consists Of 2O6 600 bales During the week 10, 900
bags Of Coffee changed hands, and the stock
amounts to $1,000 bags. Prime was worth IL
cents per pound.
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ADELPHI THEATRE.

Second night Of the gfled Amercsn Artists Mr. =. j..
CHANFRAU and Miss ALBERTINE, whose reception on
their appearance By Overowng audience proved beyond
a doubt their immense popularity here.
Tuesday evening" Nov. 20h, will be performed the Bur-
lette Of THE FRS NIGHT. Mos. Duord, Mr. CHAN
FRAU To be followed By the Farce Of IN AND OUT OF
PLACE in which Miss Alberne viii sustain six characers
To conclude with the Limerick Boy. nov20
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CAnroRMA.-we elin DE foIIowlne i.em

CAnFoRSIA.-we clip the following items
from the San Francisco Journal
lNoUEAsE OF iRAvEL.-During the last few
days there have arrived in town from the iuie-
rior, an immense number of persons, many Of
them intending 20 take passage ia the steam
ers. LAST night the Rasette House, aud other
Hotels, were 50 completely filled, that beds had
10 be made up In the public Rooms for their
accommodation. Il is rumorel that some 400
or coo men viii stop az Sau Juan.
Want To Cove have no doub, there are
now in oar eity At least 600 men. who are ready
10 90 10 The assistance If Walker, and who
would start on the instant II oppostunity should
offer. There as some talk ulohar,ering a steam
a. 10 take them down
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TRE LIFE or A GREAT ORATOR.

EHE LIFE OF s. S. PRENTISS. Edited by his Brother.
8 vols. limo.
0Next 10 Patrick Henry g. Prentiss the greatest
natural orator that has appeared in this country
lEzng wit keen sarcasm, apt Illustrations and brilliant
figure, speech, poured pofISioa rom his hps-borne
OF Ing which ssb!y carried away what
ever audience he Ills HABITS were cunviva he
a prince OF good owshp, iuN Of un and ane 'dote
and Exceeded him the grace with which he
told a story -" B'gf5HJ Com.
80 s. Preutss of the most brilliant names which
adoru our annals . The WORK is a valuable contrl-
American literature and ts cOnt6 ns most strong
y every sdmer Of genius and genuine elo-
gueucr ~" Tiay Times.
"lIis public brilliant As lawyer, he
second Of his profession in the southwest, or
success the Of it, in the land "Chris. Mirror
For saleby W. I. BERRY co.
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MD nAyES, CLIO ssYNSTRELS,

TINE eiiZsn Of Nashville respectfully informed that
this Star Troupe viii give six Of their unapproachable
entertainments this city commencing this MONDAY eve
ming 49, at the Of Broad street. board the
steamer BANJO Doors open at 81 o'clock; TO commence
at o'clock precisely. Admission % cents, children and
servants Is cents.
noyl9-lv JE WARNER, Agent.
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OFFICE NASH AxD CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD Co.
NASHVILLE, Nov. IA, 1855
V. K. STEVENSON, Esq, Prest.
DEAR SR:-I hand you herewith abstract statement Of
the Books Of Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Com
pany showing the condition Of the Company the first in
slant Also Of the Receipts an Expenditures
Of Transportation Department for IL months ending first
sant showing the nett earnings for this time to be $780,
sos 40, both Of which respectfully submitted.
W. A. GLEAYES Treas. and Sec.
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MARRIED-0n yesterday, 18th inst, by J. j.
Ridley, d. D., of Trinity Church, Mr.. JAS. CUMMINs,
formerly of Nashville, and Miss LIZZIE II. THOMAS
daughter of the senior editor of this paper-CarkS
pilLe Chronicle
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EDWARD W0LCOTT.

HAIR PssraRATTyE In our columns % day will be huld
Prot Noo's awe tseuent Of the above article which
call attention. What has Ggue have witnessed up
several iuaintauces in 81. Louis. Hair
grey view, black brovn as the case ght be-
being the color ~ early manhood and tine aud ossy
silk and thai Shut Otrer application than the h,sor
alive n II hss done this upon others, wi IL do The
lJr any OF readers, whose FROSTY brOws"
like The iccxs Of Lockiels warsr chief II hey
Will try II? We thnk So.-Jdcks0HrA6 Ct1stEli0Hdiisf
oct. 5, 1855.
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Interesting from Mexico.

NEW YoRK, Nov. l6.
The Herald has received advices from the City
Of Mexico, stating that Gen. Gadsden, our Minister
to Mexico, was very ill-that Alvarez has been
superseded by Manzspo, and General " oil cashered
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tg- The n. y. Evening Post, (Soft Demo-
craft objects Ia the meeting Of the National
Democratic Convention at Washington, because
At Washington the worst political influences
prevail. At Washington, man from the North,
who leaveshome with opinions and views which
make him t"lerable representative of his con.
stjtuents, II he be at AL OF plastic ienpera-
meut, rs the large majority of mankind are, is
wrought upon To- a remark IDLY short space Of
time, by this influence, aud yields himself mp
10 be lis passive Instrument
At Washington, Northern man often first
learns that there is South as well as "A North,
OF rice rersd; and hence, Of course, there Is
something 10 learn.
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can orrcr, vAsDnI., June p. lisa

O. K. OFFICE, NANDALIA, June 81, 1884.
PRoY. WooD;-Dear sir:-l take pleasure in bearing vol
untary testimony TO the excellence OF Hair Restorative
Three months my hair very giey. + dark
brown, Che original orr smooth and glossy IN only
apple have made II mas Hair Restora
prepared by YOU which from the my case
| Can cordially recommend to others.
Respectfully Yours,
EDWARD WOLCOTT
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PROFES>OIe CREINER

II AS arrived, and viii give few Of his Scientac Exhi-
bitions Of FANCY GLASS BLOWING and SPINNING
in the adjoining the Versnoa opposite the Post Office
Each afternoon viii be apart for reception Of Ladies
and families. THIS the most singular interesting and Sci
entifc Exhibition process that has been exhibited
any part Of the world All lovers OF the Fine is both la
dies gentlemen, ought not by any miss
both intellectual and mechanical like this they may
have like opportunity lid ed all heads Of families shOuld
bring their families witness this interesting opera
ton, for il VIII nst into their youthful minds Of the
most iupOtsut sciences eant. admitted by al!
sons NrouE hout Europe both OF the higher, middle AID
lower classes who have had the pleasure 81 witnessing
interesting OPerato Of MvSsTs. Grensr 4 Co.
Prices Of admission Is Children arc Servants IS
cents Hours OF Exhibition from 10 l2 O'Clock, and 8,
and to o'clock, p NJ
Also. a Parrot for sale. UGA nov20-1w
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AMATEURS CHARITY CONCERT,

NOR the benefit OF the Protestant Orphan Society Of
Il Nashville, the Christian Church, Cherry street,
THURSDA Y EVENING, NOV. 22YD.
To commence at O'Clock precisely Tickets
Children % cents.
E3For particulars bills Of the day. nov2l-td
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LAST w EEK

GRAND EXHIBITION AT ODD FELLOWS NAIL!
To close SATURDAY NIGHT, Gath inst.
Magnificent Paintings by ROSSITER. The CAPTIVE
with figures Life Size and the great Paint
ings OF NOAH AND Ills FAMILY 40 the Ark. The DEL
UGE Also MIRIAM the Prophecies exu.ting the dc
struction Of Pharaoh's Host.
Admission reduced. see small Bills. nov2}-1W
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LNOR RENT-Yor the ensuing year, a eomfortAbls
Dueing Hose, Cherry street, next door south o.
Lincoln Hal containing Foons, Wilh d.ning room
kfchrn and cellar Ia The base ment.
x. A. BALLOWE
ocg23 6enT Ag'I, No. ~ DeAdrriss Il.
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MT. OLIVFT CEMETERY.

PROPOSALS invited for Macadamizng and graVeiin
L the Main Avenues in said Cemetery. Apply imme
6iately to A. V. s. LINDSEY,
nov20-1W President
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LoUIsIANA.-The Delta Of the Sth gives the
following returns Of the vote in that State for
Orr RELcrIoNs WITH ESGLAND-The National
IntelIgeucer OF the l4th saws:

OUR hbLVIIuNs VIII ENGLAND.-Ihe N0uona
Iatelligencer Of the l4th says:
In our bret paragraph Of yesterday referring TO
recent correspondence between the Government Of
the United Stoes and that of Great Britain il wac
inadvertently stated that the latter had not replied
TO the request TO make known definitely its construc
ton OF the Clayton. Bulwer Treaty. The reverse is
the fact The British Government has made a re-
ply agreeing TO the construction of our Government
and submitting different construction, but leaving
she question open for further negotiations. The
correspondence has not been angry or unfrier dy
ia its tone on either side. Indeed from the urbanity
and courtesy which Is known to characterize the
parties entrusted With it, no hsrshness diplomatic
lmproprety could have been expected.
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Mississippi Election.

NEw ORLEANS, Nov. L.
Four Democrats and one american have been
elected 70 Congress from Mississippi.
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YOuNG AmERICAI

YOUNG AIIERECAI
Agents Wanted every county this and adjoining States
To sell the above new aud improved
CORN AND COBB MILL.
ITO all such chance make money will be offered.
Il Exclusive Stale and County privileges will be disposed
OF unusually tr terms by application TO the proprietor
FARMERS AND STOCK KAISERS,
offer you a Corn and Cob NIL UNSURPASSED in the IN
ion and which be supecedsd by past future in
vrnti0ns. the very Sill which every Farmer an Stock
Rai-r should have: il vii crush from 10 Io b,sSeis %
and Cob per hour with horse; fitted up and
managed. weighs 10 lbs all contact grinding
surfaces is prevented viii last any farmer an Ordinary liz
time. I speak thus Of its durability, because he me
principle has been fairly tested in the old Bark MIL Who
is it that wants
NILL ON TRIAL
for one month"; snd IL it don't give complete satisfaction n
return III II there be any hus disposed him v
speak. Satisfaction is warranted every case mon
ey will be refunded The Crushrr attachedt horse
water power which renders the most Convenient,
Mil south Of Masons and Dixon hne. All other ,ruhers
the South require much power will soon wear
out. Aerordingto
The LAWS OF NATURE,
Corn and Cob slil which admits Of wabbling
motion will, sariy aut all other rrusbers
amenabe tins grand objection the prirors
rot dispute It. In the INTUITION q &c, AMER
IoA" have GASED power anti DsFT cSTAAaCTIoS Ihase
lessened friction and CHALLsSGE the contrary:
l have pr vented wabhug lateral 0Iion, and all as-
sops let to aehn9%e S it, hsTeos assert that i, lar
, see invention al the small sum Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
And any one wanting good thing, are earnestly reqgest
sd to examine the merits and principles Of this Mill
I and order the Propretors Ak snts.
: A liberal discount made to dealers.
J. P DROMGOOLE, sole PROPRIETOR.
Shelbyule, Tenn.
GE rs,
Ellis Moore CO. 81 Market street, Nashville, Manu.
facturers and General Agents
Beaumont FAN Co., Clarksyie, Agents for Montgomery
[ County.
Alb. Watkins, Pulaski, Agent for Giles County.
Wm. b. hunt, Salem, Agent for Franklin COuRty, Tenn,
, and Jackson county, Ala
James b. Vance Castalian Springs, Agent for Sumner
County
J. W Hatcher, Columbia, Agent ior Msury County.
W. NJ. Fel, p. VI Rome, Agent fer Smith County.
J. K. Akin, Charleston AZ, Mt for Bradley County.
W. r. hunley Bros, LOudon, Agents for last Tennes-
see oct t5-dLwly
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5000 ACRES OF VALUABLE TEXAS LAND
FOR - LIE.

TJNHREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY acres lying In a.
Wood County, west Of the Trinity. 4,3SI acres in
VsnEan he county seat good black SOIL haprare.
$50 in Newton county, Sabine river part
bottom; land bordering on Piney Wood
800 acres in Liberty County on Angelina river.
100 Kaufman County. Excellent lane west OF
Trinity.
aga acres In Angelina ccunty, Matches river.
most excellent opportunity is offered TO those de-
string farms land in Texas. titles beyond d ubt and
warTanted-and abstract ready for inspection Terms very
low. Win exchange for property. large part Of this Land
is adjacent the lands he Pacific r. x Route For a
view of Maps abstracts and for any other information ap
ply TO lnoY20-dtR41 I. W. KING,
Ciarksvile, Tenn.
Nashville True Wing insert in daily 1t aud weekly A.
and forward account TO I. W. King CldrkscHe ChrOh.