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Cotton Crop. ana Pro.pee,..

Nell Bros. Co.. in their New York weekly re.
port Of the 2OIh inst, remark:
The fear OF a drain OF specie on banks At the
North, binders the movement OF produce, bot The
banks here Keep their strength, aud M Sing
20 extend their line OF discounts and circulation, or
take exchange When the stream Of specie begins
20 SET irom Europe 70 this country tue wheels Vi
commeree Nhl again reyOlVe this will probably
not be al the 26th Of October or the Les OF Novem-
Der. The heavy aceeplanees coming due 10 this
city, 10 the meantime, hardly be met aud 9s
apprehend some temporary suspeusiOlf Of payments
will ensue, temporarily, hOSsVel, aud merely from
abe present impraeuca0hty 70 convert produce into
cash The circumstance OF the trade, and the sub
stantial condition Of the Southern country are such
that the crisis OF former periods cannot De eonpar.
ed with this.
Cotton will rot now be forwarded freely As the
country traders wlll not have the usual fseilties
and planters will rather Bait the passing awAy Of
this Northern squaH.
The rivers are 10 good naVigable condition, aud
che Red Is higher than !. has been for years. The
Mississippi is l2 feet inches bei0W high safer
mark, against Is feet 10 inches last year, and l2
s inches in 1885,
CRoP.-Those who are best informed 20 the
condition OF the cotton plant and, consequently,
most competent 90 form "a estimste a. TO the pro-
blbe YIELD refrain from doing 50 until abe date Of
the FIRST killing frost, that will determine Ia
great measure Che sine OF the crop. We refer 70
our former adViees on the subject, and have merely
10 add that che weather was rainy AZ the opeRing
Of III present week, but has slacs become ene and
warm
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ion; popular sovereignty, &c, was pro-
mulged. Though the bred Scott decision
is held by able and generally conservative
men at the North, to amount to nothing
at all as legal precedent, and popular
sovereignty as understood and practiced,
is nothing but the most odious squatter
sovereignty, this reply was eminently salts
factory, The President thus placed him
self above all further suspicion Walker
was not less prompt The constitutional
convention met in September, the lawful
time of meeting, and was adjourned over,
without authority, till November. In the
meantime the territorial elections were to
come of. Walker writes an elaborate
commentary on the election laws-taking a
wide leap from his Topeka speech, and re-
Installing himself in the lost graces of the
South. He distributed the United States
soldiery over the territory, and declared
that law and order should be maintained
at all hazards. The election ensued-Gnd
the result 10aS the free State men acre U5ctOTl-
Ous-just as we have often predicted would
| be the case. The South utters no word of
complaint; and as she has tied her own
hands, and voluntarily lent herself to her
own disfranchisement, she ought not to
complain. She has endorsed Buchanan,
and this is what her Northern friends have
done for her, and she has no cause or right
to dissent from it But she now has eve
ry evidence of the fraud, and may justly
spurn her betrayers. Will she do it?
But there is an element in this business
of far higher interest to Walker, than the
mere triumph of the pro-slavery or free
State party of Kansas This is his chan
ces for seat in the United States Senate
from that State He has endeavored so
to act as that whichever party was sue
cessful these chances would not be lost.
Accordingly when he finds that the free
State party is in the ascendant by actual
vote, he turns to renew his devotion to
that party. A great cry is made of frauds
having been perpetrated by the slave dri-
vers. He joins in this cutlery; and our
telegraphic dispatches of yesterday morn
ing make known the fact that "atter per-.
sonaL examination, Walker and .Staat0p pub
hshed proclamation, declaring their determi-
nation to reject the entire cote Of Oxford c0uu-
ty, and girs certificates to tie free State candi-
dates" This county has given a majority
of OUer slzteen hundred to the pro-slavery
men, according to the returns, and Walker
has made himself special judge of the al
legged fraud, and taken it out of their hands
The telegraph is wrong in stating it to be
Oxford county, as it is johnson county, and
Oxford is only precinct; but the facts
are doubtless mainly true.
Thus, from beginning to end, we see
nothing but the most fragrant disregard of
all law, and an uncrupulous effort to ele-
vate himself, in all of Gov. Walkers adj
ministration of Kansas affairs. We put
the facts to the country and defy their con-
tradiction.
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rae NIearaeuan sIInIster.

The Washington correspondent Of che Daily
Tines aoule seem 70 have set &C rest The "a stion
about 10 IFsatris reception by our 60Ecrumrnt us
Nieaua uau MiuisseF, aud Us consequent reeogui.
don Of the present. Government Of that Fepaolc
The correspondent Of she Times denied fhEt such
ar srrsEeement had been made. Isis vas coatrs-
aieied. and The correspondent thus replies
Ny contradiction VS. hassd on the direct eu.
thority 81 the Secretary Of State, sho nos only
says stat tbe arst he beard Of any sash seespaioa
o. tFesty vas taroagh the hes eFk press, Boz Eho
Is aadsr tbs imprsssioa thas Mr. Irsafs expects "a
sssxs Tor home BY tse steamer Of to-zaoFroa Pses
hisni aaehansn d Lord NapieF ere else authority
Zoe ~ eoutEalieli0a.
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Affairs i'm Neutrality-suspicious. of the A d.
miBistFaIIOn.
WAsHINaToN, Oct. 90. ISL

r.,
The Secretary of the Treasury does not an
ticipate there will be any necessity for a loan
in order to meet the expenditures of the gov
eminent, and the administration will oppose
any effort in that direction. He hopes to re-
luce tie amount appropriated for the current
fiscal year, ending the Both of June next.
some twenty-five million dollars, so as to
bring the expenditures down TO thirty millions
a sum considered to be sufficient for an ecnno-
mical administration of the government
In order to effect this reduction he intends
to put q stop To all expenditures for building
custom hOuses-any number of which were
provided for by Congress-fringing the lakes
and the Ohio and Mississippi rivers, and even
extending to the most out of the way places
thousands of miles from salt wa er navigation
All works Of Internal improvement" not
deemed Of urgent necessity will also be sus.
pended. The expenses of the navy will be
Ont down, and no more ships kept in commits
sion than the protection of commerce NAV re-
auire. The expenditures of the army will
also be subjected to a a rigid economy. The
Coast Survey Office viii not escape the gener-
al cutting down. In word, Mr.. Cobb in
tends TO expend only a. much as is necessary
for carrying on the government paying no at
teution to the amount appropriated, and only
carving ont existing contracts.
A. for the recommendations to Congress,
the President will not recommend any in
crease in the tariff, with the exception, in all
probability, of the articles Of tea, coffre. and
sugar. THIS you may rely upon. The only
encouragement the iron interest can expect is
the recommendation TO use iron as much as
possible in the construction of public build
ings. Any attempt to increase the duty on
iron will be opposed by the administration.
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The fret instaiIment Of gold from Europe arrived
in the Eurona, the amount being about $500 600
The Mes York Iri6sRs OF Thursday says;
portion Of the eomesin return ior bills bought
az loS figures ai'd cent out 10 be Femiitsi ia ID
and portion comes for the pufohas- OF produce
&c. The aHHoHa coating By tAs Psrsia - vsyious-
y ssiinatsi % H,illias 70 teo asiii1oa1 4. vas
carF' utly reported IN the street that banking
house bad received dispatch from Halifax an
nouncing that 100000 sould be shipped in gold
them By the Persia Another dispatch has been
received, announcing the return Of a considerable
amount Of balls under protest.
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LEGISLATURE OF TENNESSEE.
SENATE.


TUESDAY, Oct 27, 1851.
Mr.. BFatcher from the Committee on new coun-
lie and county lines reported With an amendmeHt
the bill TO change the line between the counties
Of Liaeoln and Msr-hal
S-Hate oil 90 repeal the nqaisitoriGl power Of
Grand Jurors was made the special order for No
vember 9Th.
b r. Reed, bill to make the burning Of dwell
ling house or ont house. by lave a capital fzlo-
ny. Passed Ist reading and referred
Senate took recess preparatory to going to
Convention TO elect United States Senator.
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SEWING MACHINES
land Sale.

DURsUANT to decree Of the Hon Co nty Court at its
/ October term 1857 in the cause of r chard n Roe
anS sife ct ex pa-te sill land, viii on SATURDAY
THE 2srH OF NOVEMBER 1887, on the premises, seli TO
tie highest b oder a credit Il one and two years.
TWO TRACTS OF LAND,
living in Robertson county District No IT, adjoining the
lands az ~ Roe, sarah Wells and others. One Tract
contain in 8 4cres, the o'EeT 80 Acres
The ddings tue 70 acre rae 10 -Pen at $40 per
acre: and on the other Tract at SO per
Note with approved security viii he required OF the PnT
chaser lien retail. Ell until the purchae money Is
maid Cash sufficient said sale will be required TO pay
the in said cause. H. MOhthEft
Oct2S-w8t Spec al Commissioner.
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Rftts ,xyponrosp

Mr. Thompson. to make the State in cases of
crime, and the counties in cases OF misdcmeanor,
ties charged.
SIR Algei. to make certain persons liable for not
keeping up public roads.
Hr. Love, to incorporate Newcastle Female In
sLitu'e
Mr. Biekuell, for the relief of Spencer Henry, tax
Coil ctor of Biouut cou1ty.
Mr. Bradford 10 produce uniformity in TIL rail-
road reports of this State and TO dehne the duties
of Road Commissioners.
Mr., Whi,e, of Hamilton, to amend the chart r
of ChattaDooga.
Also, to incorporate Tennessee Valley, Georgia
and Selma Railroad Company.
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sEsArE BILLS ON SD READISs.
MISCELLANEOUS.


Mr.. Bulloch, from Select Committee, reported a
bill directory TO the public printer, with an amend
ment, and recommended il pas age.
Mr.. Thompson entered motion to reconsider
the vote of yesterday rejecting the till directory
to ATTORNEYS General.
Sev' raj Senate bills passed first reading.
he House took recess pr paratOry to reeeiV-
ing the SrDate in convention.
The Convention having adjourned, the House
was called to order, aud on motion sdjour. ed till
2E p. n.
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ELEcTIoN o. 0. 5. sENAroR.

The convention Of the two Houses having met
in the Hall of the House, to elect Senator in Con-
gress, to succeed Mr.. Bell whose trim of Office ex-
pirrs on the 4th of March, 1859; a call of the
convention demanded and it was found there
were "a Senators, and SO Representatives present
Me-. Travi+, of the Senate and NJ ssrs. Caldwell
Ivie and bite, of Knox, absent. Mr.. Whit
thorne of Naury, nominated Hon. A. 0. P. Mich
olson. Mr. Richardson, of Rutherford nominated
Hon. John Bill, Mr. Richardson then NOV that
the action Of the Convention be posrpoPeed until
Tuesday next give Messrs Nicholson and Bell tim
20 answer the inferrogatories viii have been pro-
pounded TO them by a committee of the minority
of the convention, Mr.. White, of Knox took his
seat in tn convention. Aessrs. Richardson and
Whitthorne made some remarks, respectively, for
and against the proposition to postpone The
question being taken ayes and noes, the motion 8
lost bv vote OF % to 43.
Mr.. Jones' OF Lincoln moved the previous ques-
tions the nominations-which the President de-
cared TO be out Of order
Mr.. McConco Offered resolution declaring the
election Of a United States Senator at this time
necessary and inexpedient; which Mr.. McConico
proceeded to discuss point of order made
by Mr.. Munday, of Sumner, and the President
declared the resolution and discussion out of or
der.
Mr.. Brszleton moved that the convention adjourn
till p. NJ, and the ayes and nays being called the
motion prevailed by a vote of 81 to 3S, and the
convention adjourned
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RESOLUTIONS.

The resolution T, quirrDg the Road Commits Toner
to prepare railroad map OF the State to aceompa-
ny his Report, was taken up. MIR. Dunlap moved
amendment providing that the cost of such map
houL not exceed four hund, e. and fifty dollars,
which was adopted--and the resolution Was reject
I'd by a vote Of "a to l6
The resolution OF DR.. Richardson, to appoint
joint select committee on Bank suspensions, was
adopted.
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Notice.

WILL attend at Jordsn's Store, Williamson county,
n Tenn, the 18th Of Move Der mex and open ard
hold an election elect ectors for the Pennington
and Fayetteville Turnpise 3ompan', Who will bold their
until others ected, all OF the
stockholders said company invited attend by
themse' proxy
Given under my hand the 10th day OF October 1901
oct2S-w2t VIM. s. WEBB Pres't.
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THE LIFE OF GREAT ORATOR
s. s. Prentiss. of Mississippi.

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The convention of the two Houses having
assembled, Mr. Thompson moved a call of tn"
convention Mr.. Travis of the Senate, and Messrs.
Caldwell, and Ivie, of the House, absent Mr.
Whitthorne asked leave to read a copy OF reply
of a. 0. P. Nicholson to certain heterogeneous
propouDded to him by committee OF the minority
party of the present legislature The chair de
cided tn in order to obtain such leave it required
the unanimous consent of the House; and there
bring objections by Mr.. Newman, the leave WAS not
granted
Mr. Bratch moved the appointment Of a COM
mttee to draft rules for the governm, mt of the
Convention; the Chair ruled this motion out of or
capacity, had the power TO appoint joint commit
draft such rules, but that it did not belong
to the convention TO do So
The obi -ctions 10 the reading Of Mr.. Nicholson 3
letter having been Withdrawn, Mr.. Whitthorne pro-
creded TO ad the reply.
Senator Davis moved that the convention pro-
-er 4 Immediately to ballot for United States Sena-
tor; aud the ayes and noes being demand, d, the
motion prevailed BY vote of SO to 80.
Nr Bealr moved to adjourn the convention till
Thursday next-motion lost
Mr.. McCOnico offered resolution to declare John
Bell Senator from Tennessee 10 the Congress of the
United States Senate, from the Atm of March 1859
to March 4th, 1865.
The convention then proceeded to vote for Sem
stOr 10 succeed tn Hon. Jonu Bell Mr.. Saunders
stated TO the convention that be believed it was
unconstitutional and declared his purpose to leave
the Hall. which he did. Mr. Golf said he had bis
doubts 20 the constitutiOnaity of Il procr ed
ing, and was excused from voting. Mr.. Vaughn
was slso eAcu Ell from voting on the same ground
The roll being called, Mr.. Nicholson received s.
votes, Mr.. Bell 50. and VIM. b. Campben l.
WhereupOn Mr.. Nicholson was declared eleCte
and the convention adjourned
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a CARD,

a CARD
II AvING associoted with IN the Wholesale Grocery
- and Produce Business, Gen. PAULDuO ADDISON OF
lebanon. the o. our Arm wiHhe ?. c. DFFSoN.
Thant ful for The liberal patronage hive heretofore
ceived, would spec fui inform ny a cusfor and
al ones that under the present arrangement they
Will much better supplied than hrretofo ard rust
thew viii call and examine large stoc az goods now
In store. CHURCH ANDERSON.
PAULnTEG ANnERsoN, CHURCH ASrERIoN
lebanon Tenn NdShrlls, Tenn.
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~ eaask1srss e TIE fgessuFe e. uShness IL one-
- sassrs oxsfher IN the censeqaeat decline In
,s 81 aFasaes ne prics e hesra Wll neg Be redneed
- 8 g. 20 pr da5 e TRANSIENT vistioz. ea ioa
Is soto - q peg aesk - PfTasesat dsy heaIdeEs,
c,s.s-tl 10. I. SCOTT. -
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LEGISLATIVE GUIDE.
". = BFRRY \ 60. have just received
The Legislature Guide containing all the rules for con-
cne bu iness in Congres; Jefferson Manual; and the
tzens Manual with eopious notes and marginal refer
explaining the rules and the authority therefor de-
igned 10 econoise e and secure uniformity ia the pro-
eeedings OF 81 de lucrative assemblies.
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Fresh CheeNe.ss
Wn0Ll W0OLll
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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-09

ia Unexpected Complimcaf - The
E2v. Henry Word Boecher, of Ply
mouth Church, Brooklyn, received yes.
t"rloy,ln his own church, public COM
plimenL as novel as it was unlocked for.
~ tho termination Of the morning sci.
>icc, Mr.. Beochor having concluded the
reading Of the closing hymn, was about
rcsuming his scat, when well dress.
Cd man about fifty years of age and of
very respectable appearance, arose from
his seat in the farther corner Of the gal
lery, and standing erect with his arms
folded. addressed the reverend gentle.
man in loud voice. All eyes were
ius.nuliy turned upon the speaker, the
house was perfectly silent, while tho
minister and congregation waited Gnx.
ious!y 10 hear what The interrupter Of
tho ceremonies had say. Having &C..
cured the individual attention Of tho au-
dicnce, this latter individual again ad.
dressed The pulpit, made the following
remark: 81 only wished to say, sir. that
if your dinners arc as good as your ser.
mons, should not object to dining with
you some day."
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