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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-23

sT- We give up our editorial space this morn
ing 70 q Lengthy Communication ia defence Of the
policy Of the Bank OF Tennessee; written By
very Jealous friend of thst institution, enineny
qualified and prepared. . plead its cause. The
reader may rest assured that whatever can be said
IN its behalf he has said and ths IL he has failed
IN any pariieular the fault is not fh him but with
his cause. We shall give his second article to-
morrow, when, if any reply is necessary, we wiz
give 1t our attention. matter Of such public con-
oern deserves to be discussed and We as willing
that our readers shall hear Whist can be said upon
the one side "a fha nfher
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The House then proceeded with the consideration
Of bills in The Calendar on the second reading and
Mr. CaidWslrs bal 1897 TO prevent fraudulent T0ting
# prevent voting for justices aud oOnstables in
districts where the voter does not resde-hs ticket
may be inspected by The judges coming up, with
an adverse eommiuee report
Mr. CALDWELL prop Used to strike out The section
requiring days residence; which vas agreed 70.
After debate
Mr. RICHARDSON proposed to amend By way Of
substitute, prescribing that no person shall be
permitted vote cut OF the district IN which he
sides.
Mr. RANDOLPH also proposed q bill in lieu
putting the upon his oath in reference 10 the
Iac whether ne is voting Unla Efuliy for district
Othcers.
Mr. DUNLAP lat 1910, P. NJ. asked AID obtained
lssve Of absence till 10 o'clock 70 morning.
Mr. CARTER Of Hardin moved indefinite post
pOnement Of the subject.
Alter debate by MIR ST JOHN
Mr. DAVIDSON moved call Of the House, which
proceeded and resulted in the Clerk reporting As
members mo quorum) present
IN mOuOR by Mr. DAVIDSON, il was ordered,
that the Door keeper be dispatched for the absen-
tees
AT this point of the proceedings l0.35 P. N. J
tdls reporter takes leave Of absence, leaving the
Speaker pro teHPOrs, for want Of q quorum, TO ad-
Journ the House at his leisure ill tomorrow morn.
ing 8 o'clock.
sOa I'll o'clock, the House was adjourned.
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RAILROAD BONDS.

Mr. DAVE intFoduced bill CSO. 4O2l to enhance
he current value of State bonds, and facilitate their
Use in the hands Of individuals and Railroad Com
panes The bill directs the Governor and Comp
roller hereafter to issue the State bonds Of denom
iaations of 500 and $1,000, and Of even hundreds
within these limits; and then enacts "That coupon
bonds Of the State, Of whatever denomination, to-
gether with the coupon for interest thereto attached
shall be and they herebyrequired to be received
by all collectors Of taxes for whatever purpose, in
payment thereof: provided, that they shall be Of
fered in such amounts as not to require change in
currency Of any other character than that offered
in payment as above"
The House lat Y o'clock NJ took a recess till
o'clock P NJ.
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70 tx the salary Of the foreman Of tho stons-eung
Department in the State Peniienuary, coming M
On motion By Mr. DAEIDsON, it vas passed ever.
Mr ROBERTS, bill (525) to ineorr crate the town
Of Iuliahoma, coming up--it Wss PASSED The third
reading-yeas AZ, nays 9
Mr. ROWLES asked and Obtained geavs 10 intro
duee resolution which he read to this effect:
RssOlUsa, That 30 much Of the resolution passed
this day regulating the time Of meeting and ad-
jOurnment ssrequirss the House to meet ats o'clock
q. n. be resoinded, and that o'clock q N. be sub
stitued therefor; and that 80 much oh said resou-
TIN Is requires the House not 10 adjourn the session
till IL O'clock al night be resoinded and that the
hour Of adjournment shall be 9 o'clock D. m
rROWLES moved that the rules Be suspended for
the consideration Of this resolutions which motion,
after certain debate, he withdrew.
The motion to suspend the rule va; renewed By
Mr. ST JOHN.
Mr. CARTER Of Carter submitted the fol- owing
Rsi0lUsd, That the resolution passed this morning
providing for night sessions be reseIded and that
This House hereafter shall, each day, determine IS
70 the times Of meeting and adjOurIment
After further debate
Mr. ROWLES suggested, that the operation Of the
order to adjourn at IL o'clock ct night inVslidste
dings-the Constitution requiring meeting and
adjournment from day TO day.
IRE vote was then taken on the motiOn to suspend,
resulting-yeas 20, nays %, with numerous sxpla-
nations. S0tEo-thirds voting in the affirmative,
the House refused to suspend the rule
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ON Wednesday night, q LAVA BRACELET; sas finder
- VIII be suitably rewarded By leaving it 1t tae Oes
me 81 Cloud HOtel.
4
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Re- The Paris Constitutional boldly defends the
system which the French Government has adopted
Of purchasing negroes on the coast Of Africa and
carrying them to compulsory service in The French
Antilles and argues that in no other manner can
prosperity be restored to them, and ridicules the
opposition Of English phlanthrOpists. However
s. desrat1 b from Paris says there is no doubt that
the Emperor viii not renew the contract for sup
p.viag the French colonies with negroes.
.s AM The DEcENcY."-The Free State Legisla-
frre of kansas, on the receipt Of President Buch-
su.rl's Message, passed the following resolution
o, P,zolrsd. That James Buchanan, President Of
tho T-ni,ed States be entitled TO the name of Mug
,.rs and that a copy Of this resolution be cent 10
5fr The resolution passed amid deaiening cheers.
rz7- will be seen that notion mas been made
fpthe House Of Representative at Washington for
o. select committee to investigate The charge that
1nluesex Co. secured the passage Of the tariff by
an outlay Of ss4, 600 Perhaps it will nov appsaF
who got it,"
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BONNING,S
IS Cedar S&EeebI

HAVING lately, very Unexpectedly received an invoice
1 i Of superior
Fine French Cassimeres,
Plush voatLlass-
We viii max them Up for ur.-r o. close
thez cut and make room Tor out 80 l.- O. .1l.,
IN" g e. - Ea.=S ~EE7a
We have also aus siocz Of Heaay -Iu1de Goods,
that We viii sell n greatly redirect pie
CLIFTON a EEauET.
Jan22 IS ~. d1- street..
BUGGIES, ROCKAWAZ5 &c, &c.
w. h. Pref.
NO. ,, MARK ct STREET.
mas ano assortment Of BuzzIes. e-Fars. and
IL BACKS Tor sale: a's0 splendid Ped are W aEUn-
and few Cabs 0rsmal ayous '-... P.-.-- -li
and see them r-l-1--.Ir. l1r5s
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Negroes NegPOes!! For Sale.
A 10. MAN COX, aad his VILE who is a splend
"A Washer and lFOnsr. Also, good family Of itey Ne
l gross, vi eh viii be sold low.
Jan BOYD co
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REvENUR-NOE .REsIDENT sLAYEs.


The bill Of the Committee on Ways and Means
1922 in relation to the assessment Of tax on hired
slaves, coming up
Mr. DUNLAP and Mr. RICHARDSON made a state
ment of its prOyisions-as heretofore reported-it
being the true intent and meaning Of the act that
the hrer shall pay the tax the slave, only for the
year he may have the same in possession.
The vote on this bill result ed-yeas "a, nays l.
the bill passed the third and last reading in the
House Of ReDresen
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The SPEAKER directed the order Of the conside-
ration of bills on the third reading: and Mr. Brazel
toms bill l1l 10 compel railroad companies to keep
within the legal rate Of freight, coming up
Mr. BRAZELT0N set forth its merits, and the vote
thereon resulted-yeas So nays SO the bill pass
ed the third and last reading in the House Of Rep
sen.atiYes.
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10 Gardeners .. 80.

q r. . W II Il O ~ 2 = So
ARGE supplies received b7 tho su.sg s14r gen f7
l. the sale Of LandreGll's seeds. fuE s.ITtILE.
IamdFeth's RaraI Register. D-s--.rr-s gs.1T-rtF,
and Almanac fer di tr 7uti0n o. 1tau -. z1..I-.
GARDENING IMPLEu VTS.
SPADES and Slgrs Iron E1sss, Transplant ur Tr,u4s
Dutch F0rSsi and H-f Rguaa Hoes I--uH- rul Bus NJ
Knives BON aBd Pruning -lfeg r.- s.-s-ETrd.
Gallon -. So EIe.
siga Of The NAN & MORTsE. on N.rEs. .-.- rrtoa
street. NasiCiiIs. ...u......r aH
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n a shville Spring Races.
d.

SWEEPSTAKES Or three yer- 1ffs-Hra milo Haafs
- 500 s1trAncsS 60 forsIt -e more rr.a
q name and close the zgn FelIu-rgs TO- I
18Th Of May.
SEee stakes for untrisd tsree ysarol ssIH aat1Ics
e25 tOrfeit-three mareI trr-rra
as ablVe; 20 be Thursday, the "a fr rf #u-.
oWeeps'akes ioT all agss-tao m'5 1ra-- Hs cfsuea-
$50 forfeit three mOfet1 r.oss
as above. g. be run We tuesday the l.. d. Of
LIBERAL Purses via Be gwen eur ne rrr u ages,
BY the Club.
Address all communiCaf ions % Sd. GA .TaK.
lani9
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FOUR ACREs OFLANn.

f ylruV VI al ae. u The q, neral assemb State
- Of Tennessee, the undersigned viii 81 pubhc aue
to- al the Court Hous gate ia the Nashville
tie =ul day Of February, 1883, credit one, two and
three years about
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living 10 the oh district Of Davidson eoun AM adjoining
ne lands Of JOIn Irmbs, ESQ being thar portion
Far Ground properly cut Of By opening Of Calvert
street. r. Y. kAlNE
". o. HARDiNG,
T. FANNING,
Jan % -Wtds Committee
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Doors open X past 8; to commence q. e O'Clock
5oE once open dag n A. d. ~ snf froTa to- 2. D.
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The bin C82l) for relief Of Thomas Shelton, end
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THE Secrets Of Tie american Horse IT,
mcr.-The Buffalo Advcstiser intinatcs that
it is cognizant of the peculiar secret posses
scd 10y Mr. Rarey, the celebrated horse
tanner now in England, and employed so
successfully by him in subjugating the most
vicious and unruly Of the equine spccics.-
The principle, it is thought, is doubtless the
same rs that now in use by horsc-brccders
and horse trainers in various parts of the
country, and consists mainly in kind treat
ment, in subdung the fears of the animal,
and accustoming him to unusai noises and
objects. But there are other influences.
somewhat of a mesmcrc character, and EN-
ployed as adjuncts, that 60 to ensure the
more complete success of the horsc.tamcr,
such as caresses, the use of drugs agreeable
to the horse, scratching in parts not easily
reached by the animal itself, giving food or
water after abstinence has occasioned hun
ger or thirst, the careful use Of various tones
of the human voice, &c.
The chiof secret, however, according to
the Advertiser, which paper has the author
ity for its statement from those who under
stand and practice the art. consists Gin rails
ing one of the fore feet of the horse, doub-
ling the knee, and keeping n strap around
tile fetlock, fastening the foot close to the
arm or shoulder. The horse then stands
upon threc legs. Having next put on, q
surcingle, pass long strap or rein through
tho surcingle, and fastening one end Of it
around the fetlock Of the other fore foot, at
tach the other to the surcingle after the an
imal is thrown, so closely asSto deprive it
of the use of the limb. In this9item athe
treatment may be varied by fastening tie
second fetock to the*arm or shouldersafter
the animal'is down. -. -. ss..kss - b
This plan, says thegAdyertisekis sqceesss.
fully pursued By many skillfdl liorse: k5esl
crs,in Western New iYork, AND ! the skssse
yields 10 tie: necessities On rths eSss; siiis Bis
spirit tof opPosition ken. loa,Aa al
G9nmeree. . yyys4e Ka ~ 4saas. ~
ssa-- -. =. - ~ 3 8
sE..witness sinsa Hs6sist court Being asked
How lie kseg fsE sxie, csrtaid persons sass
man anlsNils replied: ys.ap&l 81 8 ii;
l,4se.ha aa ,,sm:se ;eaoS, asksf Sp5os s,jn
tfstS Zines. Ia eyi ts:yas held AZ cons
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due issues Of bank papcr and bank crc,i;,s
fortunately, the treat part of this .o;,
remains hvarLcd or in ciyruo,;,n ,n,,,,
tho people, who wisely prefer to trust them
scvcr rather than bank ,l ;Ssu,
sit WAS tho s,rIy flow of tL;s ,,,ro,
brought 10y foreign rmi.rapts rs we'll rs o,
money carried hv n,,iy, ,,n;.,r,nts :ntu
! the western States ct thu Union. at = raft,
/ perhaps. vt iSluu,upu, ru, hundred dollars
per day. which in lSaG. sustained tho cn.
"rm"u>ly inflated wircS ut everything. in
IN" West. when otherwise they must have
ta'''" nYNn ih' tA''ri nearly rnr.l,alf IN tho
!NlHr Vt 'rrN;>,u!I,. urrm which alone the
N'>' '1'>l sr IN, manufactures and pay
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holding any Office from the State. 1t is
SAii that the prospects are, that the bill will
succeed, 50 our Congressional friends at
Washington have Il prospect of quiet fight
inr wrclInu near at hand which will c,r.
them ii. u.cc,>i,v IN G,,,ro -, ,o ,
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! u""'''s 1''""% u "'"'"g.--Charics Lamb
'e''' '''S S''' experience us warning to
!o"''s men, III The following language:
! J '.c water" have gone over me. But
o,, =, I,hn ,"I'. r,... " .'.'. ''"',.''. ''' :.
,.,, r,',' 'o'''' oe -i'etro'
sct f,o, n ,ho ,..;,,,'. aS, ''' ,'"' u1'
vou,h to whom ,ho ,.,.r>,r, -. - e. :'''
Is d.J;.;ous 49, ,,o VINE ".
Or ,,,,. VI '"e'
"i"' s''' "c"'s u'scofcreu
PARADISE looked into my dcsolation and be
made to understand what Il dreary thing it
Is when man shall feel himself going down
Il l'ec'pcc with open eyes and passive
"'''-'o see his destruction and have no
power |" stop 1t, and yet feel it all the way
"'''h"tins from himself; to sce all So,lli-
ness 'h'p''ed out OF HIM, and yet not able
20 forget /" time when it was otherwise; to
"e;'r about The r'teous spectacle of his own
rum could lie see my cvcred eye, fcvcrish
"'t' '''e l;'St nights drinking, and feversh
~ 'ooN'"s Tor t'-"lshi'S repetition of the
''''S; could he ieel the body of the death
ont OF winch cry, hourly with fccbler out
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Make nm dash the sparkling beverage to
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The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1858-03-25
CHE Abbcuille Banncr,

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DAVIS 80 CREWS.
w. O. DAVIS. Editor
I. d. CREWS, ............. Publisher.