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7 NlIu'
Mr.. NASH Introduced bill 10 modify the law in
relation 10 the killing of wolveg, wildcats and red
foxes, which passed its FIST reading ard vas refer
red to the special committee on the Code.
On motion Of Mr.. BUMPASS, the Senate ad-
jOuraed 70 o'clock tomorrow morning.
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ELECTION OF COMPTROLLER.
ELECTION OF PUBLIC PRISrTR.

e Speaker NEWMAN. then called for nor majors
for public printer.
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TO COUNTRY mERCHANrs.

~ /B particularly invite examination Of extensive
stock of Fancy Goods Teas, Wines, &C. which We
Will ell as low any house il the Southern country.
WEI Keep constantly hand au the following
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PUBLIC PRINTING.

Mr.. LEA offered resolution, BY leave, author
izing the Committee on Ways and Means to adminis-
ter oaths, aud send fov persons and papers their
investigation Of the printing business.
Ulder suspension of the rules the resolution
was adopted.
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BANK OF NASHVILLE.

The Senate resolution appointing q joi1t COM
mitee to investigate certain facts in relation to the
Nashville Bank was then read, cOucurred in, and
the Chair authorized to appoint committee of three
the part Of the House.
The SPEAH ER pro TEN makes this committee to
consist Of Messrs. Williams, of Hickman, Woods
and Cheatham.
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The SPEAKER OF the Senate (Hon. Taze. ".
Newmap) called the Convention to o-der, and d.
rected toe reading of the resolution calling the
body together.
The resolution was read and call of the Con-
ventiOn was had.
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he resolution was laid upon the table.

On molten of Mr. TRDIBLE, the Senate took Up
House bill to amend the act Of April -, 1854, TO
incorporate the Spring Street Bridge Company, at
Nashville, and
Mr. TRIMBLE offered bill in lieu, which was
adopted, and then the bill passed lis third read
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENsARY
RON PRIVATE DISEASES

DIR. KING, formerly Of New York. for The last
w - four years Louisville, Kentucky and who has
~ bss atention 10 treatment Of private diseases for ere
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,D cured many thousands, Re enables % ours
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"a .IrrmIrECTuNAL MnKKS
oct25-i&wtf
CrnaNCERY SALE.

~ ,.. ~ ,deeree OF the Chancery Court e. Bedford
county pronounced the A9g term there , m The
20 a.. - ~ @ sI,d and Robert Mathews as Guardian Of
The minor children Of the AndTeg Ha,eEs ~ ye,en! %
Je.ni.,s VII oGer for sale Bebuckle Depot On The
Nnsn enrIC h.ttnt,L RAILROAD,
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NrssrssPPr CENTRAL AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD
W. learn that the Mississippi Central and Tennessee
pa;l,,ad has been so far completed as to leave Dut
twentv-seven miles Of staging from Caro- 70 Ne"
Orleans. and that in about two weeks inc ulS''iee
of staging viii be reduced to twenty-four mgeS
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anI ACRES 81 POLES.

and the Dnneson Farm Said Tsc Of Land viii
he sold credit OF and three years, except the OF
Eve hundred dollars be paid in cash day sale. Bond
and two good securities required and lien until the
purchase money is paid. NM. J. WHITTH0RNE,
aatt pErU1t CLERK "A
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the valuable Traet Of Land which the said Andrew
died. seized and possessed, lying and being n -
Tenn in Civil District No the water OF
Wartrace creeks. The Railroad through Inc Lahu "
half mile OF the BelbucEle Depot Fhefe are
Springs OF the best S0cA Fas
il, {fnrhH ouutv Thaf rarfr ontafn
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN TIE
RICHEST dad EN-
EVER
Worn by Kings or EmPeFOFs

what! why a Beautiful Head Of Hair
nECAUsEitil the ornament 6od Himself PTeUded FOR AD
our raae Reader although the may bloom ever 80
t S i6ore q pearls II ne hsrsf Of its covering, o.
the hair BE- snarlc hriyee, harsh and d Or Worsest,
Tsprnkled with gray, nature VIII lose hail her Charms.
Woos Hair Restorative II used tEo three times week. E
restore and permanently All, such ornament Hs.d
the following and judge The writer Is the oesorA'a h''
5sa S;o5o NE,v Youx, April 19. 1858.
Ds1r S-Psrm ne to express 70 you te Ooigalonsi -
under entire restoration Of hair 70 It's o. nAi coor
about my erval in the United STATES y sAS APPLY
becoming gray bu upon the Application Of your iSI eo5s
tive recovered original hue consider yonr kestoT A.ye
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u Wo5DG co ,Propristors sis Broadway, New York On
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Aud Sold BY al good Druggists and Fancy Goods DsAe'u
nnvL Il Il y Twin
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NEW BOOks.
IN STORE AND FOR SALE By
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No. 10 MARKET STREET.

THIRTY YEARS ARCTIC RE5oNs Or the fo'en'uS VI
Sir John Franklin Price 81 % ~ q, ,r,,,.-- ~,
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MARRE's Book ANNALS
do do do Prose and Poetry,
do do do TAILS aud Stories,
do do DO Birds,
do do Wonders,
Each in Cloth; Emo. Price - cents. -
mes ,xn ms FRIENDS Ry NJ Trowhridge. Price 1e
My THRD collection Of Tales. by Mrs Moulion one
lam. vol. Price 81 %.
RruIAH By Augusta Evans Price D.
" Np Travels Alexander Won Humboldt with an intro
auction by Bayard Taylor, in volume. Price 81 %
Two W,Ys 10 WEDlOCK, Novel. Price 81 >.
ARCHITECTURAL WORKS.
T HLGAN has Just received Soans City Suburban Ar
containing designs and details for public
eIi6ces sad private residences -.
's Model Architect with designs spccGa and est
Slo&ns Carpenters Guide, Riddles Scientific stair
RIr with other STANDARD and valuable works Buildng
Architecture, &c.
MEDICAL BOOKS.
c.N has lust received large and general assortment
~ Medical Books, among winch az
GgAy's New Work on AnStoug' N N.r,,s, s,roo.
oct25 r UAGAN
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OPINIONS or TIRE PEEss-Thc recent Message OF
Gov. HARRIS to the Legislature has been received
with marked favor throughout the state The
Trenton ,Jou7pa. commenting upon thqt portion re-
lating to Banks, says:
As we before remarked, that portion Of the Mes
saoe relating to Banking, and from which we have
bppn quoting is one of the most able ana un
answcrabc documents in regard To tins suhJ'cl
Yri,icb II has eyer been our good fortune to meet
with And the views which 1t cntcrtaIns, together
with the sentiments which it expresses, cannot hu
And a responsive echo in the heart OF every ngn
thinking. patriotic citizen OF Tennessee who truly
and honestly desires to see ms state Prosie-lllS
al ,,,rbinr steadily onward 10 that glorious ia
ture which the hand of Nature has marked out As
its inevitable destiny.
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NEW MUSIC. NEW MUSIC.
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES

CARTER. WFLLSFORD q co.,
Csueeessors to Carter Mckay & Co., and p Larier.)
I'm 'CueSday. october 25Ib, 1859,
iIl nar fr ras in front Warehouse, NO. ., Mar
w large assortment OF fresh ANA OHOiSe NO
eries, comprising in part the following aitleles w
S0 Ms N,l,ssss 100 doz nests ~ Tubs,
en- NM u n poo,isred surar $50 49, do
"a htIs CrrsbeI do 100 boxes Fancy Candy,
ia ais piEss N,norgehala 100 81 Louis Matches,
Wb;skv 100 gross Shanghy, DO
\; ma oIS Dourbon county do 100 German do
50 old Robertson County do 800 boxes star Cahdes'
s0 bfis IA Kve do 100 boxes Foxes Starch,
no ibIs oId Wbeyt DO 800 Wrapping Paper,
p tbls COgnac Brandy, y Bags feppert - =
30 bbls Holland Gin. no boxes " u q b y Sheese'
30 bbs S. H. Smiths Old Re- 800 dozen PAINTED BueAsl,
serve Whisky. 2OO boxes ram soap,
OK and Buttcr Crack Lancaster do
lVJ Cases TX. 80 VS.
t5a Lc-s Nails. assorted, $50 ." ." III - do
1oo ts,, .,a,t11i Cgars Of Picked do, in glass
300 bayss Srbnanf,s 2OO bOxesSt. Louis SsaP,
lOU boxes Tobacco, vars BINDS
With many other articles to max up eotnpiete ssle'
We hereafter hEue our sales on our tes1
iSi u"'' CARTER, WILSgORD q co,
Oct 20 It'd NO. ? h4rket s-lo-s-
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,roI, SuVTHI,AND AMI PAnUCAII.

yTNHB fine passenger packet II l. I. :, IN; r. -
.SteSis,e mort on FRIDAY, the 2sth -
inst at y NJ For freight passage Apply On S9ST8 a or To
Qc,2J
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Absolute Sale OF Lots,
IN RROWNSVuLE,

ON TUESDAY, October 25t at II o'clock, on the premises
in RowuviIls, about 90 miles from Nashville beNeeh
the aIatin and Porter Pixies will sell nuher OF uesHS
Ne ding los and sardens- No Ivy bidding viii ne allow
al b,tsss lot offered vi sold without reserve 70 the
bdder FERNS one and three years credit Tor notes lear
Inc Interest with satisfactory security, payable IN Bank &c
nibuses will leave Brdgeat 10 O'Clock sale 70 commence
With Ave- acre nbered lot, 0ppOste Mr. VIM Men ishs resi-
Js near the aIlatln cik COLLATION. usual 10 per cent
will be allowed cash payments . - ,.,,,,r,.
u q u " Phbtt.-
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WHAT TIE INTELLIGENT COL0RED AEN OF New
YonK CRY THNE OF THE HNRPEH'S FEEsf MATTER
The New York Express dispatched one OF us re
paItcrs for the purpose OF spending the DAY among
the educated negroes OF that city. with the view OF
ascertaining what they thought Of the Harper :
Ferry matter. The reporter found them rather DIS
posod "a keep shady on the subject and 1t was
hard TO draw from them any opinion whatever on
the matter in issue. Enough was gathered. hovey-
er. saws the Express to impress the mind with the
fact that the caorcd people of New York. ut least
the mast respectable portion OF them apprvHcni
that -; dark cloud hangs over the southern States
on the eastern coast Hints we've thrown out ol
a regular bureau being organized IN mat cry iol
the especial purpose of cooperating, If necessary
with the insurgents in Virginia, and that There Is
some mysterious method of conveying intelligence
similar TO the underground railroad.
Some of the more cautious OF lhe Voloreu Peop'
condemn or profess To condemn, the acton OF th'
Aboonists in preCipitatinE matters to crisis. 90
the other hand. there are others who 90 IN pur,
and simple for the irrcprcssibic conflict
They luy Mr. Seward tells them that the coniilr
must come sooner ui later. and Il that hc the case
they do not see why Il may not as well come to-l,
| mp 'rn-u,rroy a years hence. Among this elias
| tb,rc appears to be 81 firm belief that though tn
| psur.r.cton at IIarpcrs Ferry has been put down
tIr,uh lis premature explosion. and the activity
IN. Federal and State troops. yet te eaa IS not ya
| lint that the flames lighted up in Virginia, titUug
ur.mgturaiv quenchcd will hereafter sprca
! ibrourh MARYLAND the CaronaS and Georgia.
| fbr banks OF the Mississippi, carrying IN It's tru
, wild, sprraI drsolation. and resulting in the CON
Mote qInancipation Of the slayes.-tat. Enquirer
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THE INTERMEDIARY DRAWINGS

Of Wood EDDY Co.'S Single Number Lotteries Will Ae P1e
in public under the Supernen1ence of Sworn CossOhs'
at Augusta, Georgia, as folleEs;
Glass Al Draws saturday, Nov. 10, 1s50'
Glass 81 Draws Saturday, Dec. 17' iS59'
Glass sc Draws Saturday, Jan. 21, $780,
Glass go Draws saturday, Feb. 49, 1851
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EXPERIMENTATION PRIZES.
Whole Tickets SO; Halves IS Quarters 81 sol
1n nRnERINa rIoKETs Oh OERTIRIOATEs

n amount money address for what you wshto
49, ba.e. name the Lottery which you Wch Il invested and
~ 81 her ven wish Whoes Halves Quarters on receipt OF
we send what is orderd by first mail, together with the
heme. ~, r,-.-,;-. ,a-ties5 20
InImedatelv drawing Printed DRAWING erthed 70
bv eve Commissioners. will be sent with an Explanation
Y ? Purchasers will please write their signatures Plan and
ri - the Of their Post Once County ana StAe'
an communicatioas strictly confidential
All zss az 600 and under, paid Immediately after the
Or swing Other prizes the usual time OF ~ days
s for Ticets or Certificates by Mail Express to be d.
tied 10 1,.> - o.,.
or WOOD, EDDY a. co.. Atlanta, GeOrg a.
or WOOD, EDDY 81 CO., Wilmington Della.
TIP list OF TIE numbers that drawn from the wheel with
IN amount OF the prize entitled to- will be pub
In fsI AFTER every drawing tie following papers
n "a ConstitqtionaIist, Mobile Register Nashville Gazette
K edmond Dispatch, and Paulding Miss lClarioE-
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mcmULLEN q KAYE,
PTaNOSI mUSICI

EUST received by the subscriber % Of those r--@-7
Z n i' Sae CO s u n se9:.as @ y j .
spesle parIor ornament, would do we'll ei anu sec NY
stosE Sold as low As the lowest, and warrant years
Also for sale largest Of Sheet Music aud small Ma
saI Instruments in the city, FOR bargains call az - @
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Speaker called the House to order at q o.
clock.
BILLS OK THEIR SECOND RRADIEG.
The order of business at the lime of taking the
recess was proceeded with, viz:
The following House bills read the second
time and seyerally referred to appropriate commit
tees or passed:
No. 79,-To locate the seat of ju.tice of
Tip,on county. To the Judiciary Committee,
without reading, on the motion of Mr.. Whitmore.
No TITO increase the jurisdiction Of JUS
ices of the Peace Ito 500 except in SANDER
suits.) Referred 10 the Judiciary Committee.
No. SI-To incorporate WEntauga Bridge Com
pauv. Passed the second reading.
No. $50 give further time to Cincinnati and
Cumberland Gap Railroad. To the Committee on
Internal improvements
No S3-For the benefit Of James NJ Quarles.
Passed and referred to the Committee on Claims.
No. S4-To change lines between Haywood, Dyer,
Gibson and Madison. To the Committee on New
No s7-To amend section 1912 of the Code, art.
l, title A. 10 the Judiciary Committee
No. sS TO suppress Nuisances shooting GAL
lsriss, ten pin alleys, SCI To 1as Judiciary Com
mittee,
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LAW BOOKS.
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BOOB LERS,

NASHVILLE,
Have juse received the following collection OF
Law publications, to which they beg to invite the
notioa of tba profassiou
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EXTRAORDINARILY DRAWING.
WHOLE TICKETS. soG; HALVES, slOi QUARTERS =
EIGHFs So 50.
TIE ORDINARY DRAWINGS

4 He OIEDANAhh hHN1N o ~ -
of Wood Eddy Co Lotteries will take place al Aug'
Georgia, as follows:
Class Is Draws Saturday, NOVEMBER D. i7'
g., AZ D-,,,s on Saturday, November T. 1859
CI.s a. Drovvs on Saturday November GO. 1859
Glass 40 Draws Saturday, December > A9'S
CT, "a Dr,vz on saturday December 10, 1853
Glass 50 Draws Saturday, December rs l1''
Co.. "A n-,,vs On sat,rdey, Deem ,er 81, 1853
Glass 81 Draws on Saturday, January T. 1901
CI,s, - Draws on Saturday, January, "A, 1850
Glass 81 Draws on Saturday, January q, lsoo
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tie third reading. ayes, g. nOcs, II, as follOSai
"a, -sIsssrs. Allen, Baya. I4ildssth, hunter'
Johusos. Lane. Miunia Mcclellan Payne, stanton
stogall. Thsrn 1son. and Speaker NewmeH-l5-
Eoes-Messrs Bedford, Bameaas, Horn, MICK
ley, Nash, Psters. Richardson, Stokes S'oAoiy'
Trimhle and Wood-ll.
On motion Of Mr. HILDRETH, the Senate ad-
;,nrned 10 nine o'clock Tomorrow morning.
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CRTSP's GALETY.

TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER &c,
Ma lane COoMBs is nov in the city Engsgement now
limited to Eve nights This evening Miss Jane CoonSs N
appear as Julia in the
HUNCHRACK.
To conclude with the Irish Farce OF
THE HAPPY MAN.
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PROM

THE H0N. JAMES L. THOMPSON, M. D.
Dr. EALING has with much skill removed some
troublesome Corns from my feet. His system of
operating is very extraordinary, being almost m
Simultaneous, ard without cutting or causing the
least pain.
JAAIsE L, THOMPSON, NJ D. .
Nasluae, lOct 10, 1855.
THE HON. F. A. LUmsDEN,
OF the Picayune New Orleans.
"Dr. EALING operated on my feet year ago.
can now certify to the permanency Of his cures Of
Corns and Bunions, and recommend my friends
to his care and attention His operations are per
{" formed without any cutting or pain have als'
9 the satisfaction of knowing several friends, whom
Il recommended to Dr.. EALING, have experiences
the same successful results.
IF A. LUMSDEN.
Ne,o Orleans, 1Elrch p, 1852"
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