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MONDAY, / O'Clock P. ~
It is now confidently asserted by q'id aqncs that
the mission to France viii be bestowed upon the
Hon Charles James Faulkner.
Hon John Appleton, it is believed, Wlu succeed
Mr. Daniel as resident Minister at Turin before the
adjournment of Congress-
The chances. we have the best Of reasons for as
sorting. rapidly are multiplying, Tor eecnnS hol'
Thomas s. Bocock Speaker OF the House OF hepFe-
santatiyes
An intalligent gentleman from the Petersburg DIS
t;ct informs us that Mr. Pryor will be triumphantly
electad Some of the counties will, It IS thought
bestow an almost unanimous vote upon nun.
Gillian G. Harrison Esq- IS likely 10 prove
fearful connection to Winter Davis IN the Baltlmofs
District The good wishes OF every ioFer OF ofue4
in the Union will attend hun. 90, W
In the adjoining MARYLAND District, Colonel "
| Hughes has a mere nominal opponent-ohe INA
/ gives him no concern whatever -
With the Louisiana elections, when occur lo
members Of CONGRESS. members Of tbs Legislature
&c. on Monday. the 9TH proxmo' wlil terminate 'H
State elections COR the present year,
Yidaulri has been superseded in the command 0
the army OF thu north OF Mexico by more eYiuPs
tent and reliable general This, II IS SUPPOSE
add large amount of strength to the Liberal caAs'
Bvthis time Mr. Otway, the late British nihlsle
to Mexico is in London. He will Doubtless DC hel
10 A rigid accountability for his cooperation VIZ
the bloody Miramon government, and MS VIM
neglect Of British subjects -,-
| From information received from .lIis' VI 4
yate nature by the last steamer 1t Is lntnated IN;
louis Nanoleon is encouraging movement IN spa
for securing the restoration of Gibraltar to th
kingdom. This citadel, in the hands OF So feepIe
!; poWeer would enable him to consummate tlie \
poleonic idea of rendering the Mediterranean lon'
lake. 60
Letters received by the same conveyance iro
London state that the San Juan difficulty caused
uneasiress to the British ministry. Any nlnlsti
thar would entertain the notion Of fighting ior !
island would be speedily driven into retirement
: popular Indignation. ,,n,;
e,raye nronortions. In our opinion, as heretoio
freouently expressed it viii not be definitely
iusted until Louis Napoleon caryes out OF the ltl
peninsula Oo Kingdoms for his too erpec'dl& co0S"
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The SPEAKER called the House TO order ct p
o'clock. and announced the order Of business 70 be,
as at the time Of taking the recess, on Ar Wise
ners resolutions proposing to amend the Consti'u-
ton They are printed in the proceedings OF me
4th inst.) ..-s.,lr
Mr.. BARKSDALE moved that the resolution be
referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. BUTLER hoped tho House would dispose or
the matter at once. The reference cannot better
prepare the members Of this House for vote, and
he vas in favor OF nesting the question at once,
Mr. WHITE, of Davidson, was willing for the re-
ference and to abide by the Judgment Of the Judi
oiary Committee He believed it unconstitutional
to make amendments to the Constitution as he was
at present advised.
| EMr CHEATHAM should vote for them On the
first reading, without committing himself to their
support
Mr. BARKSDALE withdrew his motion to refer
The SPEAKER was Of opinion that the ConsIitn-
ton demands the yeas and nays, and ordered the
Clerk TO call the roll.
The vo'e resulted yeas "a, nays 90. ~
Two-thirds not voting in The Affirmative, the reso
| lutions were rejected. A& a 1Es
On motion by Mr.. SHIELD, the vote frat taken was
reconsidered. hA
! Mr.. WILLIAMS of Hickman, moved to refer 'he
resolutions 10 the Judiciary Committee 81
This motion was laid on the table.
/ Mr. JOHNSON moved to postpone the oonsiaS.S-
ton Of these resOlutinns till the I'd Monday N NO
yenber, 1850.
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The Baltimore Republican, in speaking Of the
measures pursued by the Opposition which led to the
late insurrection at Harper's Ferry, says:
1--WE have before us, at this moment, a large hand
hin announcing meeting in Pennsylvania, in which
sArDericans and Republicans are called upon TO
come up and help 70 roll back the tide of slavery.
Ito which call are appended, among number OF
saehusetts and Conrad of Pennsylvania, the names
Of HENRY MISTER DAVIS, and FRENCH s Evans one
of the proprietors of the Patriot as speakers for
the occasion"
soworks the coalition. HENRY WINTER DAVIS is
one Of the leaders of the Southern Opposition and
his nomination for Congress is warmly approved By
his party press in this State.
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De. KINGS DIsPENsARY
FOE PRIVATE DlsElSF's'


- DIX KiNG, formerly Of sew crS, for ne last
49, four years Of Louisville kentuesy' ard Who has
otsd rs attention trat eut OF private dsesior ere
tS vsars aattgrs HIMSELF haY attended 10 a practice orsi
many years ani cured many hoasands ne T. eaaea . cure
al n a private tle. after how bad they may DC
49,, treatment Or rom neglect Or heir own
NJ Eirss pspeBssTy No. . DsedsreE street, leiseD Cherry
- - 2sare q hsFe he al cases Of privae nature
5rr. ersi sithout naucous medicine nierferencs
sTrSr- Of old or recent date, eIectuay cured in isE
s.vs nv an operation Ehch caus pain here aSret7rs
beam enrat eni5fei. Perhaps disease canses more
-f.c6ief nd an scrn nee TIE constitutions 90 much
ssllfs diseases ~ The cn growing oct OF neg
-, - treat znt feetuaii3 cured in few days.
ssk WEAKsEss particular attention having zen given 70
bis s and all the consequence growing ont % H. hroaght
an IN uaaDy b. The de7-Fuctive habits Of neonsiuat9
Yous and indulgence II e passions neglect q
watch wi unas caastituton rendering IN subject
Al for business sceey. ca1sug premature old
Females i.rqring Etl any dleuy OF ne WOMB
nay rest asursd u iunl-iiste relief. -.
Persons residing roas. y vrune and stating 1er eae Ritf
Re enclosed directed rr A. King Nc. = Dearck street,
Nashville 7enn wiz have he necasy HeiHs sent . asr
address, necessary directions stTci aecIey o1sery
hours tom O'Clock The orang until In The evening
may23. lsjg-d61Elg
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HoTSE aNDIoTFoR SALE.

B.H. Willis, e. al. W. Elisaheth c. Chldres ct. al.
n pursuance deerte Of the County Court OF Davidson
county rendered the October cJ 10 The above cause,
oder sale in Bhyle Jon SATURDAY,
h0use 10y Of High
Southern part the city Of Nashville. The lot
81 side Of sid street, aad bacG
aboat 900 feet to the Tennessee Alaa Esros. Ehs
house good brick, with ard is in good reais THIS
property in the free territory exemt from al taxes
it belongs Cath9ne VIII decd, and sold
pay debts Of the estate dsS5atOn among the heirs
TKRMs-A creis % and with interest WILDE
given, except $780, which At sixty days
we'll endorsed and payable in will Be Tequir, aud hen
vfberetained OF said notes ko Urt
er particulars cali On Nance Woodward
+. X CHEATHAM, @. & NJ
E. r. GIAscocK, Auetionesr. Oet2a-dtl
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s.. THALBERG.


Te1spaHer Ctice, II Aasln 81 PHI y il9-
ppoF q J. VooD: Dear ssoine rluuth or SIX Ee-Es age
TsceiTg1 ote Of your Restorative and ave u ny VIE
Who cociudsd 70 try hir, little thinking az ne tine
hat would restoFs y hair % u original cooF but 70 re-.
a. well as my SURPRISE at-l Uees trial Z has periore
nat unierf effect turning ~ The hairs 70 adarz ou
at the same zine besuyn aut nicrenins ne hsir sonEy
.s55si a. tbsfrtsi CHARLES CARDsW-
Nzzr YoaE July IS. 1901.
Pao1 o ] WooB: Wfsi eorsIencs do 7 reccaalena yca
Hair Restorative. being tire ost edaeious ariee 5ef
Since using your Restorative ny her ana NAsls
almost White have sr2iaaily grown aS' all 49,
confident 3 few applications vi - l.l "
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PRoF WoOp-About years ago ny hair coln-
az and trpiug ry: fast becoming BE- d. and o. q ea
Commenced tzluE your ficI@-
tve in January last few applications fastened ny h ufna
II bgan 10 All up grow turned back % its loser color
nrfT Al as time uy restored TO its original eoory
Seb and appearaHe, and chr1y y use % Al
% Bs5rase Is put up bottles of sizes, viz lare ne
% and sall ths small hollis pint, and relaiis oz one
DALAI pr bottle medium hol a. east twenty per cen more
IN proportion TIN t snail, relas ir tive dollars per ootis
he holds quart, forty per CENT more 10 ProPofon1 ana
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O 81 W0OD & CO Prorrietors 32 Broadway Ne. Yorkln
he great n y Wire Railing EsbhsntJ and ia aEss o,
ST. Louis, No.
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SINCE the connection is completed on the LOUIS
~ Nashville Railroad, the citizens Of Nash
vile may mix their morning dram Of News0m
~ IN the waters of the Cumberland and sake
,eir evening thirst in copious drafts OF oid DOur
-, an the banks of the Ohio.
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THE WASHINGTON MoNumNT.-our Oldfriend WILL
- p,vSr of Tvree Springs, writes US that the
-, :, the neighborhood Of that Office are con-
- - the Washington Monument. They con-
- los+ week $40 We hope other post offices
will follow this example, and will take pleasure IN
publishing the results at other ofnces IN llie o'A'e
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IMPROVEMENTS Is THE MAIL SERvGcE.-Sinee his
appoutmcnt as Special Agent Of the Post Office De
,artmcut. Col UUGH FRANCIS has been cnergetcally
engaged in perecting the service. To these efforts
we owe an improvement il the service amounting
40 ouite tuelv, hours from Georgia, South Carroll
ma MissisSipIi and New Orleans. Col FRANcTs is
still actively engaged in prosecuting these reforms
= .ts service: and hs thorough knowledge OF the
country and is wants, a. we as his tact and ener-
assures all in the way of improvement thai these
Qualities can accomplish.
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K0Es 10 BE ADMIRED THAN TIE
RIG HEST DEADEM
EVER

What why "a Beautiful Head Of Hair.
DECAUsEitfs he Ornament cd Himself T9piai Tor All
or race Reader although the may bloom 80
6rgstly the glowing cheek the ye be ever 80 srsng, ts
tss - those pearls If the hea IS lere o. rs covering %
the lair be snarlel rvels iaTA end d, worse siil
fsprlnklei with gray, VIII lose half her charms fro
Woes Hair Restorative 10 three ls week Et
restore end permanently 60 al, sa ornien hea
the ooEng and jEs. Tae writer is The celebrated Fnss
7Ral5eTg: , - go
pa RooD:- NV YORK. Apfii - i1'so.
Dsar SrPs1 ne to express % you me ooi!gatioasi aa
under for the entire restoration 81 hair 60 is na color
about y arrival ia TIE United STATES y Ns fiy
tive h erv-a it sr7 h-s corsier your Restorative
As very wonderful invention quite ecc0us well -
agreeable 1 On, dear sir, yours truly,
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ToRrRr p. DUNLAP Ex-Governor Of Name ana d
uomber of Congress from ls4S to AZ, died at nus
,.,sidence in Brunswick, Nc, few days SINCE
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We are indebted to Mr.. J. L. OvEENrER' OF the
1,,rsal Office, for Louisville papers OF yesterday
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EMPLOYEES OF THE STATE.


Mr.. HEBB offered the following:
Rs,olved That select commitee Of five be ap.
pointed to inquire II any office nov held by persons
in the employ Of the State csn be dispensed with,
an as to bring about retrenchment and reform, so
necessary for the Taxpayers of thu State Isl.
The resolution lies on the table one day under
fha Puia
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A well-prese,ved colossal bronze bust of CICERO
has been recently discovered near POmpei@
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FROM THE SENATE.

A message from the Senate announced the final
passage by that body of Seaats bills 10, ., 81,
81 and S5. Also, the passage By that body Of Ms.
utIer bill I'll r 1921 to give further tine to per-
feet land titlss Also the concurrence Of the Sen
ate in the House resolution of inquiry Mr.. Sep
ter'sl about the hands employed on the State Cap
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AuEuDMUNr 10 THE CONS r1rUrloN.

Mr.. BAKER, of Perry, offered the FOLLOWING:
Resolpsa, 6y the General Assembly Of the State Of
Tsnnessee That the 4th section article 10, Of the
Constitution of the Stat. Of Tennessee, De so amend
ed that new counties may hereafter be formed cut OF
norions of old counties although the portions taken
from said old counties may reduce them below 625
square miles; provided, however, that the line OF
such new counties shall not approach the county
site of said old Counties nearer than twelve miles
Ths resolution lies on tAe table under the rule
TIE CODE COMMITTEE.
The SPEAKER makes the Committee on Amend
ments to the Code TO consist Of Messrs Caldwell,
CAN'T Blcknell, Shrewsbury and Lea
NEW BILLS.
The following bills were introduced, read and
severally passed the fret reading - - -
nv Mr.. CHEATHAM. IT'S, to encourage the prop
or oreauis .tion Of citiEs, soldiery.
By Mr. WOODARD, 1T9, governing tho appoint
meat OF special commissioners in certain cases.
BT Mr. iBUTLER, 1870, to incorporate Tsylorville
| Lodge f2i3l of Free and accepted Mssops.
By Mr.. MAYFlELD, ISL, to protect wool grow
| lag in the State Of TeuRsss5e, (agsinst Vicious
dOgs.) a.uu,o
Mr.. wIsENER's resolutions 70 amend The COnsti,
tutiou offered on the 4th instant being the spectral
order for this day. Mr. CHEAIHAM called 1hem
| up and they were read
| Mr. WISENER Elovsd 10 pass them over inform
aly and take up Mr.. Bicknells resolution offered On
! the 24,h inst, precluiing any amendments 10 The
Constitution for six years from the last Legislature
| The motion vas agreed to and the resolution vas
read
Mr. YIsENER. The last amendment as he under
stood II. was proposed first in ls49 by the LegiCla
ture. il was ratified in 1851, and became part O
tho Constitution in 1858. He did not understand
! tho nroposition TO call convention as an amend
nsnt to the constitution. 1t vas in pursuance 0
The mower prescribed BY the people that other pro
nositions to amend are now being offered. HI
| ifhouobt the resolution should not be adopted.
| ME-, FORD was Of opinion that the calling Of tn
convention emo Ipted to nothing: for be locke
rnon If. that the Legislature had no right to sub
| NIT sueh a proposition at that time
Mr.. BICKNELL was Of opinion that the action Q
! the last Legislature did preclude propositions
amend for the six years following. That setic
submitted a proposition to amend revise, or form
now constitution, and the time prescribed, lei
vearsl has certainly not since passed away. Il
should oppose all propositions to amend the Constr
/ tuition at this season.
| Mr.. MARTIN read the clause in the Constitution
referring to amendments thereof The call for
Constitution in 1878, was in pursuance of the II
herent right of the people to Gmend, revise
frame new form Of government. He expec'e
however to vote against the resolutions Of me ger
tleman from Bedford Mr.. Wissner.
| Mr., WILLIAMSON, The proposition naoe 's
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NNARSeAL,s SkLE.--Rosert L. weskley, and Nc
IVA Caslin strsde steanboa. Blanche Lewis
Libel in remBy Of decree made in the above causesby
Hon West Humphreys. Judge Of the District Court in and
for the Dhtict Of Middle Tennessee, Jesse b Clements
Marshal of Court, proceed SELL SATURDAY, The 5h
November next - O'Clock, 81 The upper Tharf in Mash
Vile the Steamboat BLANCHE LAWS, her boat, machinery
tackle apparel and fPnita . ne highest sde upon ths
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terest from date. JESSE CLNMEsIs,
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NEaESTT4T.,S NOT aOEs.- .KoBsrt :. weakley, Nc.
~ Casln, stradsr othsrs "a steamboat Bancne Lewis
libel virtue Of wa-rao o. arrest issued rom tue
district Court the Dtrict Of Middle 1ennesee in M
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Lewis her machinery boats tackle apparel and furniture, al
the Hon West Il Humphreys, Judge Of sg
court, 1, Cleneats, Marshal Ct the said Court d
boat her machinery boats tackle apparel and furniture,
cs all persons general who nave, pretend 70 have
right title interest therein, 70 appear Uere the sad ua
said District Court at the COURTROOM o! court the Gap
itol Nashville the 18Th day o. November 1850 il be
court day. the day next following 10 o'clock
forenoon, there unto The belsnts in
contract civil maritime, for materials furnished services
rendered further and this bsa
justice shall aPpertSin. THIS 9Th oet 1859
United States Martial
octqsdd For the MiiiIe District q Tiansasss.
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The SPEAKER announced the special order Of
the day. being the consideration of the revolutions
offered by the majority and minority Of the specIa
committee to whom was referred the contested cleo
ton from the s ghth Senatorial District
Mr. lSrOVALL did not see how the reconsidsrs-
ton of this question could now be gone into as the
senate had voted to allow contestants to INTRODUCES
attorneys, and moved to postpone the further con-
sderation of the subject to three o'clock this al
ternoon. o;.I,
to discuss the matter to-day, es counsel shoulo g
allowed reasonable time 70 prepare themselves
He suggested next Thursday at 10 o'clock.
MI STOKES did not know that the contest,
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WOOIIen and siIk Uunderwear

is particularly desirable We have also, splendid stock Of
velvet and Cloth CIOaISss ShaIvis OF every de-
scrptOu, great many styles Also large lot Of
fine CLOTHS, all eolors, fine French and American
New style Plush and Velvet Vcstings'
sAT1xErrs and TwEEDs All those wishing to furnish their
houses with st--'
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Carpets, Oil cloths, and Curtain

viii do we'll to usbeors buying thnkour stock in
that line very superior consisting Of Cotton and Lists, ;hs vsy
best makes Of two and three ply Brussels and Feges Carpets Of
all widths Canton and Coco Mating Of all widths splendid
assortment Of Confess oaran Pins Bands White Lace and
Muslin Curtains.
We keep constantly on hand goods three yards vis0r