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BANK SUSPENSIONS
Mr. RICHARDSON submitted the following which

lies day:
RESOLVED That Joint select Committee Of six on
the part of the House of Representatives and three
the part of the Senate, be appointed by The res
pective Speakers thereof 10 take consideration
the subject Of the suspension of the Banks in this
State; the cause and probable duration of their
SUSPENSION and what course it will be best for the
General Assembly to pursue under the circumstan-
ces, and such other subjects of information in the
case as they may deem necessary; and report by
bill or otherwise at as early day as convenient.
The House then adjourned till tomorrow morning
9 o'clock.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
Z. S. French and Son.

Z w TUESDAY, NOV g. will offer for sale in front
OF warehouse, CaIk street, at 10 o'clock the fol-
lowing articles OF which desire TO close with
nut reserve, viz:
80 hnds sugar, from fair to5O doz. Painted Buckets
prime; s. reams Wrapping Papei,
100 bags n. o. and Baltimore IS bbls Domestic Brandy;
Coffee; 25 bbls Holland Gin;
1000 kegs Nails choice brands 50 obls Julius Smiths Old
soc boxes Star Candles, full Whisky;
weight 20 cases Matches;
2OOJ bbls. Whisky, vRriOuslOO boxes Corn starch;
brands 100 Whea ten -tarch
100 boxes Tobacco; 10 " Cheroot Cigars
luO0sacks and Sail; $50 % TallOw tandles
l50OOO Cigars I'd brands; 50 Backing, large and
l5O dOz BrOoms small.
$50 boxes Fine Brandy
With other articles grocery line numerous to
mention. oct % H. ). FRENCH d son.
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FREE BANK MONEY TAKEN AT PAR
for one week by
W. NJ E R Z d 7 H,
EoRhis Manufactured T bacee, regular prices Also,
Bank OF Ma hvile. Shebyvtle Lawrenceb"Te, Oeoee,
etc. u YOU want TO trade, call thin the time
oce5-w w. MEREDITH.
Murfreesboro.
I WILL take the Exchange Bank Notes for my Goods.
l. Get 10 ID M'GlLL'
shiT Us, Shirts.
TUST received another lot Of Shirts warranted Of
i5OO t''' S'@'''' 4'' - p.'''' - ~ r. M'GILL
Byron and Standing Collars.
sUPBR6 ut of collars, OF every ze and style,
A and for sa- bv u MGILL.
Embroidered Shirts.
TUSTreeeive sua invoice OF hand Omely embroidered
81 shirts made suitable for party and we'd
ding occasions. oct - ii M'OlbL
Buck Skin Shirts.
Few bet qqa ri Bsek SKIN shrts; received and for
~ sale By octI5 M'GlLL
Underwear
VERY variety of fashionable Underwear all al moderate
Z nrices oc Is JH M'GILL
STOCKS, TIES, AND CRAvATs.
watts every sty coor with an endless varrety Of
goods received for sale upon reasonable terms nv
otI5 H M'GILL.
TRAVELLING SHAWLS AND BLANKETS.
ALSO large stock q ecu emens TRAVELLING shawIs a.
a Blankets and Wooien Jackets and ScaIs ost received
and for sale by oct Is M'GlLL.
ROBES DE CHAMBRE.
livery size and yle OF Obes de Chambre and Smoking
T. Caps for sue by octI5 M'GlLL.
sSy- Ladies' and Gardeners Furnishing 81
Store corner Square and College SITS (oct2
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SOMETHING NEW.
Ellis & Moore,


NOS. 90 * 81 MarkeA SAreeA,
RE happy inform their old friends public gen
- orally tina they have large addi1 their Ma
chine shop and undy anf have double agiles for
ordering satsfaeOn all who may Them with call.
Il is intention hereiOf,rs To keep ourselves veil
sGppd Hih every dtseT ptnn Of team Et gnes Boilers,
Mil Ma hinery, hafDg, Al@O, all tinds Of work sor
IOur N lis, Stea nboats saw Mlis. Tobacco Factories
prices Ellis e MOOR
Nos - Market, south of Broad Street. Nashville Tsna
aug IQ-dis4nos.
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UNIVEnSITY OF NASHVILLE,
TEGNESSFE

Units Literary Department, formerly western Military
lb.ituts rites the full Seboiasfe Of her Col
lFgss win he Minory dir eipline ph steal
training Lat sessicn the hrdlcAi a. Literary Depart
meats Humb sred $50 maIneulauis.
For particulars address B. RJOHNSOS.
o.
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A CANDIDATE ELECT DECLINING TO SERvE.-The
Mnedgeville, Georgia, Federal Union publishes the
olrd n General Sanford, the K. n. Senator elect
from the county of Baldwin, declining to hold the
Office TO which he has been elected. The. cause of
this declension as appears from this card, is that
General S confesses, in effect to having violated
the law prohibiting the use Of undue influences in
the procuriug Ofyotes,
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EAU. DOUGLAS,
Wholesale Dealer in
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,

BoNYBTs, BOOTS, SHOES, BRoGANs, UMBRELLAS sc
No. 73 lower Market Street,
NASHVILLE {: /: /: 1: TENNESSEE.
(Afew steps below the Nash vile Inn Lott
HAVE received and fer for sale first rate assortment
L of FALL and WINTER GOODS.
Preferring reduce my stock before removing TO
Douglas building, will submit - lower prices III
a more expensive business location won I'd Justify.
Responsible buyers Of Goods Who esaIe, who would
their Interest by institung comparison shah
several per they will very extensive
stock.
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NOw's the Time Buy Cheap Dinner Tea
and Chamber Sets at
H | G K S G H | N A H A L L,
Is Public Snnare Nashnille

I'VE have about twenty ave extra aae Dinner Tea and
w Chamber ts which viii sell regular pr ees
for Of the Free Banks paper epar Also great
II fancy art cl s, both usviHl and Ornamental
oct34-d&Eew A. H. HICKS,
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Col. SUNNER.-we learn, with some surprise,
says the ST. Louis Republican, of the 10th, from
Fort Leavenworth, that Col. Sumner is under ar
rest and that Court of Inquiry, Court Martial,
has been ordered in his case He returned frsm The
expedition against the Cheyennes few days since.
BSg- The New York Tribuns'I Washington corres-
pendent, writing on the Dist says: "BOl Benton is
restored to health SO far that he goes out to ride"
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CenIreville,
September Ru les, 1857
OnvILLE 4. NIy0S, ct. a
IS
Specie Currency.

WE have on hand No. pair of family HORSE fol
~ sale. They work well any way, in single double
harness, and are very we matched
oct y d-t BOYD & co
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sHE ELECTION OF HON. A 0. P. NICHOLSON

sHE ELECTION OF HON. A O. P. NICHOLSON.
We hare barely time in preparing our paper for
PISS te announce that the Hon. A. o. P NIcHoI-
soz was elected yesterday by convention Of the
two Houses Of the Tennessee Legislature to the SEN
etc Of the United States for six years, commencing
March, 1859. Hon. JoHN BELL was nominated and
voted for BY his party. The proceedings Of the
convention we're Of more than ordinary interest," and
win be given In full in our Legislative reports to-
mnrrnu
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LAND FOn -AII,

WILL SELL, liberal terms 1000 res OF rich level land
on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, where eross-s the
Goson and O6ion couf Ere,a the . ton depot
IRON Union City and IIeH being twelve miles from
Union City and eighteen from Trenton, TIE IN maxi
Two ne seuenents 80 acres cleared Any person Wlsh-
Ing 70 buy can call on me- Al Dresden. Tenn.
i5-W9m JR NOORR
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Premium Buggies.

RARE HANCE Il h, We on baud NJ !. Prince Al
"A her. open top Bugs, rufAc'ured expressly for The
Mechanics Fir, but wing to Circumstances could not
furnished in time which for spisn !Or Pud
durabH eaHnOI be exceed, warrant Or var. so,
al eI, CONT 10 -tch h a-Ove Eq iire OF ;.
Gurhan at Towns nds room, Lower =, cts TSet
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SEWING MACHINES
Que Thousand Dollars a Year.


RARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION.
any person SIS mo than be wants aHd viii
] loan 4 ell take great pleasure In naming
Msrhine shop Foundry after him. Donta call
Spectators calling the above business 10 please call
between the hours OF 3 ana 4 D. The Important
part Is a big name See advertisement below.
Nashville, aug. 10 BILLS MOORE.
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MILrN. MILES

Tor sac. one OF the largest and anest
the STATE. Also excellent match 81 family carriage
h1rses, ana able work horse. few thorough bred colts
and nes Of mot approved Ureed Also few heiers snc
bulls Of the best mills stock
-qusg9rd BANDING
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Private Boarding.

44WSgW aOsS@ ~1@N@5'
DESIRE to inform my friends hat have moy ed To No
80 Vine street (next coor 10 M Eehoaum and at out
ave minut, walk from squsr. and having ted up
rooms Win superior accommO stoa- feel assured Il all
no try them will be satisfied win thef plsAsanIness and
comfort.
No Psias will be spared make my table give satisac
ton
About twelve Day Boarders can be accommodated.
oct 22-dIm MRS. LOOMIS.
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"DEMOEE,, CAEPFTItG \

MOTHER large lot received dir ct fro n hs MSnufss
turers they are the best srpet sVsrOg red in this
rarks-, at the prices WsAre seilin th-n
BEN SHIELDS.
octN Agent for tsnnessee-
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ROBERT M. VANNOY,

ATTORNEY At LAW AND SOLICITOR IN Oh ANCERY,
HuntsyilIe, AIaba ma,
TWILL practice the several Courts Of idsOn snd the
w adjoining counties, and proEp 'aDtou all
bus ne entrusted TO him. Collect ons made Ebout
state. OCt24-
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Il Office
50 OYSTERS. %

O0O boz ~ FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTER received
AOO this day, October "a, by VESSEL q THOMSON.
.IALMON-5O Kits, No. T. Salmon and MsckereI Also q
- rge fresh Salmon aud Lobster, received
this ca, October "A, BY VESSEL & THOMPSON.
T1RUITS- Fresh gs, Rsisins, Lemons and oranges
L ceIVed thi- day october -, by ". " 4.
OH ESB-5O boxes English Dairy and Nutmeg Cheese,
ocI24Ntf VESSEL & THOMPSON.
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Sc. GAO0 4 AOCS1,
considerat Of the pressure ghtness in Monetary
Matters with the decline in price Of
produce tn price Of BoarI will be red cst from - so
81 or da to transieN Visitors and rom S. 10 "a per
week 10 permanent day B1arders. Oct s4tc 81. -
oct IN, hU. i. SCOII.
II the appeal. Bu ein and EIgs ard quIrrT, Mem.
phis, copy aud bill this once COLLECTION
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CHEENEI FREsH CHEESE

FIFTY boxes Of extra Chese Just received by Express
10 boxes Oranges;
!. G.. ROBERTSON,
Cct2i Broadway.
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T HAVE a Dwelling HOase ami lot for sale the Put
lie Square wb'Gh will take the Notes of aHy Of the
Free Banks OF Ter nessee.
Now Is the time for enterprsng merchant to pro
a good home will give reasonable tine within
which he water ealieon for the notes Apply 70
sept 30 AV LNDSLhf.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-11-18
M ElDICAL.9 50
DR.. CHARLES H. TOZER's
p,.fvnfa Medical Card.

TRANGERs visiting Sacramento will remember that Dr.
- TOZERS lnrnary is In sixth street. between and
sts. Sacramento.
The great success and many radical made by Dr.
Tozer since his in this city, to which hun
dreds testify induced him to inform those afflicted with
anv private complaints recent chronic and wish 70 be
we'll and thoroughly cared IL viii be to their interest and
welfare to call him, who for the last twenty-five years
has given his entire attention to Private Complaints and
all Of diseases of private nature acute and cron-
ic such Syphus Secondary and Constitutional alice
tons Gonorrhoea and Seminal Weakness: elect and STRIFE
lures and all diseases Of the generave and urinary organs
both in male and female such as Proapsus Flour Aous
Hysteria, &c.
Patients can be assured that their complaints will not be
tampeed with but treated upon strictly scientific princi-
pies Private Complaints eradicated in few days; new
cases cured In short time, without mercury.
He can be consulted at his Office at all times OF the day,
from in the morning until in the evening All in anc-
ton can find in him who and sympathze with
and defend them when in troubeone in whose services
the utmost confidence be placed. Come all who are
afflicted and IN trouble. and be relieved and cured.
privately arranged to preclude the pos
sibty Of exposure
Letters enclosing $40 will prompt attention with
the best advice and instructions
c. II. TOZER, NJ. n,
9th street between and K.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-11-18
AThrilIlns Incident.

Returning from visit to New Orleans, we
were fortunate enough TO secure passage on
line steamer with but few passengers. Among
the ladies one especially interested US. She
was the widow Of wealthy planter, and was
returning with only one child to her fathers
house. Her devotion to the child was very
touching. and the eyes Of her old black nurse
would I'LL with tears as she besOught her mis-
tress not 10 lore that boy too much, or tue Lord
would take him away from her.
We passed through the canal at Louisville,
and stopped for few moments at her wharf,
when the nurse. wishing to see the city. walked
out on the guard at the back of the boat. where
by a sudden effort the child sprang from her
arms into the terrible current that swept to-
wards the falls, and disappeared Immediately
The confusion which ensued attracted the atterl-
tion OF a gentleman who was sitting in the front
part of the boat quietly reading. Rising hastily
he asked for some article the child had worn.
The nurse banded him tiny apron she had torn
off in her effort to retain the babe in her arms
Turning to splendid Newfoundland dog, that
was eagerly watching his cOuntenance. he poin-
ted first to the apron. and then to the spot where
the child had g0ue nnder. In an instant the
noble dog leaped into the rushing water. and
he also disappeared By this time the excite
ment was intense. and some persons on shore
supposing that the dog was lost a. well as the
cnllu, procured boat ana started IN ReArch OF
the body. Just at this moment the dog was
seen far away with something in his mouth.
Bravely nc struggled with the waves hut it was
evident that his strength was fast falling: and
more than one breast gave sigh of relief as
the boat reached him, and it was announced
that he had the child and IL was still alive.
The dog and the child were brought on shore.
Giving single glance TO satisfy her that the
child was really living the young mother rush
ed forward, and sinking beside the dog, threw
her arms around his neck, and burst into tears
Not many could view the sight unmoved and
as she caressed and kissed his shaggy head she
looked up TO his owner and said:
'Oh. sir, must have this dog am r;cn;
take all have-evesything, but give me my
cbild's preserver."
The gentleman smiled, and patting his dogs
head said
Il am very glad, madam, he has been of ser
vice to you. but nothing IN the world could in
duce me to part with him."
The dog looked as though be perfectly under
stood what they were talking about, and giving
his sides shake, laid himself down at his mas
ter's feet with an expression in his large eyes
that said palmer than words-"No, nothing
shall part u.s."
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-11-18

WnY MOUNTAINS ARE CoLD.-It is a curious
scientific fact that the atoms of the air. us We
ascend, are at greater distances from each other.
II the distance between any two atoms is di-
minshed they give out heat. or render it SEN
siblr; whereas, IL the distance between them Is
increased. they store IL away. The upper
strata are scnsiDly colder than the lower. not
because the atoms have lost their heat. but be-
cause the heat is diffnscd through u larger space
when the atoms are farther apart One pound
of air at the level of the sea- within the tropics,
may be raid to contain no more heat than the
same weight at the top of the highest noun
tain. perpetually covered with snow. 1t IL for
this reason that the same wind which is warm
in the valley becomes cold ~ IL ascrIds the
sides of the mountains. The diminishing pres.
sure allows the air to expand aud st re away
the heat 1t is therefore, not the snow on the
mountains which cools the air. but it is the
rarity of the air which keeps the snow itself
from melting. As general law, the decrease
in temperature amounts to one degree Fahrcn-
helt TO every ,hree hundred feet in pcrprnd Gu.
lar height.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-11-18
Important TO NIiner's, Travellers, Etc.

TNiIFRE is malady of deeper importance, either in
medical or moral point of view, TO which the. human
family is more liable than that arising from impure
nections
As medical man It is the duty Of every physician to
look at disease affects health and life and his sole oh.
ject should he 10 mitigate far lies in his power the
bodily suffering. Human nature at best Is but fra all
are liable to Misfortune
Of all the I'LL that affect man. none are terrible
than those Of private nature. Dreadful it is in the
person who contracts it, ghtfu its ravages upon
his constitution ending frequently in destruction and
loathesome it becomes of still greater importance
when il il Transmitted to innocent oTSpring. Such being
the how necessary il become that every having
tho least o fear that they have contracted the di
eae should attend "a II at BY consulting ply
cian whose espectabity and education enables him To-
warrant safe, speedy and permanent cure In accord
with this necessity R YOUNG feels called upon to
state that by long study aud extensive practice he has
become perfect of all these diseases which come un
der the the denomination OF venereal and having paid
attention to that branch than any other phy sician in
the United States he feels him cl better qualified TO treat
them
syphilis in all its forms such Ulcers Swelling in the
Grons, Ulcers in the Throat Secondary Syphilis Cutane-
frupOns Clcenons. Tetuary syphilis Syphilis in
Children, Mercdria Syphc Affections, Gonorhea. elect
STRUCTURES fa'e Passages inflammation of the Bladder and
lrostrate Glands Excavations. Tumors rosues &c
familiar to him the things Of daily OBJ
servation,
aud finds no difficulty in curing those of long duration
without submitting the patient TO such treatment as will
draw upon him the slightest suspicion, oblge him
neglect his business whether within door, or without
The diet need not be changed except in severe in
Gamaon There California patients (anounting 10
over two thou and in the past YEAR, that could furnish
proof of this but these matters that require the incest
secrecy which he always preserves
All letters enclosing $40 will be promptly attended TO-
Office hours from a. NJ, to s p. NJ Address
&c. YOUNG. Nh.
Express Biiding.
Corner Of Montgomery and California sts, over Wells
Fargo X Co.'S. FNp department. raj
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-11-18
READ A N ID REFLECT.

nR CHARLES H. TO2FR CARD TO the afflicted of Cali
IL fornia In approaching any Of systemat-
ic inquiry there certain points concerning which the
inq urer should always be careful to satisfy himelf lie
should comprehend distinctly what the subject of inquiry
is-Health and diseases
five can form and fix in our minds clear conception
of the state of Health shall have difficulty in under
standing what meant by risease Bu beyond though
not above these objects Of investigation of the human
body have another AMI still nober end II Is TO lay
before you IN such plain terms that yor cannot be misa-
ken and will know where 10 apply for relief
use the word disease generally and before speak OF
the signs Of particular diseases II win be proper take
general view of symptoms. When person is str0ubcd 0r
afflicted with disease which causes weakness of the buck
and limbs pain In the head dmnes, Of sight loss Of mus
cular power palptatOn Of the heart irablity
ness dyspepsia arrangement Of the digestive functions
general debility symptoms ni consumption and 9th.
which better explained than put paper and
quire Medical Surgical attendance, il would be well for
them 10 inquire there il physician who il competent
10 attend them and who understands the application of
medicine and whose Scientific Attachments in His profess
ion, and whose age and experience ente him To your
confidence Considering these things l'r ChaS H. Tozer
has concluded to inform that afflicted ADVERT sing
practitioner for over twenty-five years, and has
Attended and Cured Hundreds,
when they have been considered by other physicians and
have been pronounced by them past recovery Therefore
you may rely upon him in whom secresy and the
utmost confidence can be placed.
lr, C. II. T. would invite all that afflicted 10 call on
him aid II he does not administer for them there will be
charge made Let no false dclcacy prevent YOU but NJ
ply immediately and yourself from the dreadful
sequences which must follow those who neglect receive
attendance
Dr. C. H. Tozers Office T. on 9th street near the Bevi-
dcre Hotel between and streets. His rooms are ar
ranged that the Doctor be consulted without the fear
of moeStation.
Ca Office hours from in the morning until in the
evening. c. H. TO2ER, NJ. n
'-lv eth ST., between J and X Sacramento.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-11-18
A NoRDINANcEF 70 So PROTECT THE CITY
IA FROM FIRE.

The Trustees Of the City Of Nevada do oran as follows
SEC II shall be the duty Of the owners or occupants
OF every dwelling house kitchen sturehouse shop OF 9TH
er biling in which stove stoves used within
the corporate limits Of the City OF Nevada to construct
brick chimney from every pipe used in said building
the SAID chimney TO connect with the stove pipe
low the poi where the later passes the r>t wall or cell
ing and to extend thrysx inches beyond the roof out
er wall of said building.
SEC IT shall be the duty of the owners or occunants
of every tenaned building within the cooperate limits of
Tue Iiy Of Nevada TO construct and keep hand lad
der of sufficient length to reach the roof Of said building
to be used in of fire.
SEC 3. Any person who shall fail to comply with the
provisions OF either Of the preceding sections shall on con-
vction thereof be fined in any not less than FIVE nd
not to exceed one hundred dollars imprisoned IN the
City prison for period not to exceed ten days.
SEc. T. Ordinance No. 23 Ito protect the City from re
passed July 3d. 1857 Is hereby repealed Passed Sepem
Der 18th 1857. TRACY STROUD President
T. HI RoLFD, Clerk.