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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-28

IDUhst Ant 10 the Law h. case provided I
il vii sslltO the highest bidder tor cash Al The
Cuurt Houke ~ Nashville, or Saturday, tie 10th day
OF D,cen, Der, 1859, negro man named Jack. Jack
Was G. mniItVd a. tie laH at Iavidson county on
the sth day e Nov ember. ISIS, represented when
con nitied that be belonged 10 AeXAf Jones, %
Pa, ett county Alabsnia, ana las not been reclaim
cd. lie IL about 30 years old, fc inches high,
and ~eighs about 10 pounas, and - of dark com
ie1Ioi. sale the Law IA ! VIII comm uiCate
good title against I'll Nners. ses section 5ss VI
the Code OF Isnuessee-
J. n. HINTUS,
Sheriff VI DavidsoH county.
BY rHot HohsoS, TAILOR. nov O-Id
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New Music! New Music!!
~ l.ucks Music Store.
Valuable Lot Of Land near
Nashville.

I An e.sFsng fer sale le~ terms, tract ef lase
Il "a the L0elsyiis Branch fsFapsks. eorf<inln&
tee hoedEec acres, sbont half elsa-se, nins miles
froa Nashville soloiring The lands u IN. eb sen-
oIBe ham 4ao l. boeman. IL a COED nfEains iand
pecniiarly ad4pssa 70 the grosth 81 wheat eEd
frua wlIk exesllsnt water Il WILDE sold les- APP
plY soon - A. v. >. uNnslEr.
ec.41-In
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-28
The battalion Quadriiie BAND

II announcing themselves an oFs4nssstser AasIst-
ed - the desires q the TeT $50 haFeAn ee nitFa
alss sszars ne petiC that shss pgeESru q &C
ea'aaaet4le y eaaHE fartiTs, soiress Sails .na Any
other occ4sGa hsfs stFRg 2asse resaTees % the
meat literal AS os spgc-tssn - hs@scnH Pa
ro1 and a NcCIrxE BE1soss aasls store usios
ssre~x Asvis-dlm
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-28
Mi5fellaue0us.
CHANGE OF LOCATION.

HAVING purchased OF Mr.. CHAs- ". SkI1H his en-
IL tire stock OF EODK, AND sTAIlONkRY At
NJ. Al College street, shall rensoAe my
Sock from Market street Ia the store, No 81 Col
lege str ct, b re / intend utinung the Book
sTA1lONERI AND III klCDh Al BUSlNISs, Ia All
its departments, and where shall be pleased TO see
my OLD friends and the public generally.
Nov. Z 1859. y. HAGAN
Having disposed Of ny stock 4 B. oks, Stationery
&c, 10 Ar r hAGAN, solicit cuLi4Buante 81 The
patronage u ny irieHUs for my SUCCESSOR.
GHAS. W. SMITH.
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NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS
Nashville NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. R.R.

Nashville and Nor:h-N estern 10. Il.
A FUhIlC Lff14A1 90 the GkADI AXIOM, BsIbG-
N GINs and IRkS-l4A1 o. about - mics al tie
Western iiN OF IA, Nashy s aud North Western
Railroad. eGtrhaiLg fruu. near uTesslvp 10 hunting
den 90 be Lefa At Dresden Tea ncsfee, o. THO rs
DAY sth q Dft EABi n At.
PTanl,s fianE. Si-cclilcl 1 abs, &c, ali be ready
md oisen - the Engineer Once IN Hex aB. ny,
ffou Nov. n4b,r 18th o. Dtc~uibrr 81, kEd urus-
deI rem Drcen Der sth 30 lee utef sth.
Sealed irOps foT the ORR b SstiioBs q shout
one m,ie eAfh, ~hl be received uatu pvcenibcf Sd
Eii.kuan, ny AID Until Jie IuoTns 81 neeeInbeT
sth, 81 DFssdeh, lean. Tens hfosty rssh.
e v. n. Swanson,
FTcside1t-
FE. HfLINkk,
Doy5 IS ELginseE Western pyisior.
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Louisville and Nashville
RAILROAD.
- - -

Two tnro,gh Passenger Trans betxeen Nash.
Il vile and LnufsNile, uakng clos eonHectlobs at
LOa .svIe fsF NV aork. Eoztou Fhi aeeiI his Hal
unore, Washington Ciiy. Buffalo; Niagara FAils.
Cleveland, Cins unasi - lauis, and the Tar Vest.
flrti u4fn leaves Nashville a a n. daily, q p
ping Al 6Allstin, Bs~li Green, CiBsg JuBs .,
~ szbethto~ a8c all regular stations sCth Il LIB
Athsn Jutethn y keu Fistaiisd BY nag, and ATriF-
Louisville Al H-se A. NJ. stoIfiug above, and
RTvins "a Nsshxiitr at ) 40 4 ~.
S-ssuEd tram raves Nashville rs 2. NJ dairy,
lsundAys INepssd, } eppdng dFst train, ana
Tls ing IA l. uiVaie "a ~ "a night Returning leasfs
i-nuisv ls - s--f r NJ stopping above, AID ar
INNS Ia AsshFiiie a. 4 io "a UEkt
GalAAsiH AscE Intissdathss Tram raves Nzthviie
dSiis i>st eays excel ted a. ssoa P. sioppne a.
regular siAtui - kfn nalies 81 lsg afd afrlr-
iEg Galis4iH ssesSF. x. ReGsEaing Raves Gaiss-
iiu al 20 A. NJ, AID arrives la Nashslis al sss
A u.
JAMES D. 6AMBLE, Sept
Al. FIs'p eenqIiskst Agt nsvI an
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Bakery and CONFECTIONERY.

A 40 received hne assortment of kron, Con-
n frctHupATies. am stiil uiaaufaets rag that a.
No C-bGy and sm selling a cheap any
houss a. thc city. bAyu mAar, recently aedrtssH -
my LSaxsr1 aad am Uow able % taFHish greet
many Hefs of tbose extra large Leaves u Bre,s
nth al tie variety VI Cakst I1es, a., &C
CitAS- kftNkE ISON,
o<tsT No ~ hRTkst sIreSt
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-28

A Lso, 90 hsaa, Preserves. Pms Applss, Pickles
sness, febstsFs. az, ne. FrsflA, ofsasss. Leaeas
R4iszns. FiEs, CafsAnk4. cltFon 49,. CAesss Dried
BEEF, as-i faaxae. Az. stssss. fe2e Ae. - sat4
eae@gslseer sAeiszzls Of retail
CHAs. n0nzRfsoS,
esfs1 e.2z AAfkss street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-28

To Whom 10 may Concern.
4 i-Ak.sh a1Nl3sEn0e oazEAEe Ie4zala5ns a
II The DepsI ~ che Nashville And Cat ahsss.s
RAiirsa4& & uss CsIisd far b-iare tAe iGh dAy II
faees lsasr Hsxt, 20 a'gisck A. NJ, H. 80 TAI
asy - sid pasiae 4setos, ths elshsss bidder,
b Essy exPeesss u stos&se
l.. W. ColE,
nosi5-sa Ese sesssFlzzlsndszi-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-28

HoIIOway,s OinIment--Paihs IN the
back limbs, stiG MEX, rheumatism, Theumaiic
govt, neuralgia and sore throat, are cured by rub
hing this great an '"c t" diseases OF the muscles
and nsrvcs Sold S Maiden Lane, \ Y.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-28
Cheap but Coed.
Notice.

n He Subscribers "a tse stock 81 the spring
Il street BrEise Company requested % Hee;
the iacs oI A. :. Lindsey, 49,. ca rGiuTsizy
tie itth eay Of teosmesr Hsxt, for Tie puFIuss u
eiectinr seven DIRECTOR
~ order OF the Cou.nlssioEsrs-
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Toys and Fancy Articles.

a beautlsal assartBsst Jess opeRse a. Lzek 3 Ne
n az aad fsacy S1oFs % ShzFch stfes1- Call aBd
skAs.sns hels.s paFx hassng slss~ here
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-28
A CARD.

4 IAKD.
HAVING heard Ihis aay u.at shere are oysters
ps4dlsd 2iJ - thrsass shs 81 tais city
D. akeHts abd st TIA, par i-5rtl1e - De sid ey
me, take tss IA the e ~ do8ncte1 abe 4as-Fsqa
l4lse, sad Al the tiu ~ shat The rsti-
saus e Ma hvale SCI o. tAl pSdalc tesE,
90 h@se thea Fdesi shToal t1e a. e~ts, the1 vii
eas uon~ tbls ss=ssa.
nes-ssu ). B. sIIER.
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sApoNlFlEU,
OK
CONCENTRATED POTASH.

ksgs tAaA DossIs tAs SfresstA ef 0NdInsry FstasA
NOK aaAkng sac ~itheui tine, x,ti hgtis tFoaeie
zsd a. sriaals exEssss. The ehcztesszrtseis ever
discovered Scr the puFt~sse, O1e pssaa1 IA uashe
sSeixs aftsea sails ~ gsGd AsIt So4p. aine
po9ads Hsrd spAp. ffiEt<EE = "a Gne = sap<risr
.Fis for cleaHiEg type. ltls peEfoeay soleeie aEa
fr~e ffezn inFeFtlss-
KruksnIn saaAill - ana PAL uR il ], :, a sna
"A cara
s.asf.e,sss1 Al me CHALLENGE CHEMICAL
W0hkr. bFookiy 4 ahd sole ~
& DcRKEE Co.
aets-dsxiy la eesFl ssfsst. Ss~ lofk.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-28
For Sale al q Bargain.

A NEW neat one Story Brick DIS cling House two
n Roo :, Porch ana CIStern, situate IA Sueby )
Il. tan i'll O., Russell street, opposite Or Her
Inau's c"uIge. For further Information qulre on
the prem, ses ur ths Office. nOv-3-u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-28
Fancy Goeds.

IUST -eeeiVsa a fresh stock Of FsacF Goods,
81 c0mSs, Brushss. Purses. FeekeG B1s.ks. foTtr
NonEAsrs, Lestksr sStehs.s, rFaveins Cases, shell
fsekIug coaabs. ksss BattsBs aEess -tr-Fs foiift
aifFoTs. SCISSORS HALVES &e amor A4islaS ~
Rsvlza ). d sossl
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-28
POstponenaent.
RUNWAY Negro TO be Sold.

The above sal h. postpoHod aati MONDAY, NO
hABhR .srii, 1858 on account o the noleucncy OF
be- n. athrT. noy.9
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INC OFe"I NehIeTh ana NofIh-NeFt Short Line Route
1859. PAIL uENT.Is5s.

1850. fALL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Two Daily Trains 60 ST. Louis, Cincinnati
and Chicago.
nN and after OCT, BlR Tia 1889, PASSENGER
yIlle), 40 follows:
IS Chicago and ~. IouAs Express Mail
(baiy except sundAys) reaching - InuIiAt 2,4s
A NJ aud Chicago - 5sse A. NJ; cincinnati at
1915 =. NJ.
1880 L. NJ. Ch1eago and - Louis Night Express
(isiiy except SAturdays), ieat hing = ouit at
Zs53f- N aud Chicago al 30 4. n. ON shtur-
day nights tlis tain runs Only to Mitchell re-
turning A.uDdaA MORNINGS.
30 a. N Mt tell Accom- mo. alton q aiiy except
sunday }. Returning, contacts Nhll the tain
from -. LDulS a. 10 A. A.. Tras hlng New AL
bany At s;t5 =. NJ, LouistIile al s.4t T. N
Trains leave ~. LuuK Al { so A. ~, al q 800 T.
NJ. arriving ~ Louisville AZ 20 A n Ana $40
pm.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-28
"OuT OF The DLPTHS 5"
The story OF Nomau,s lie.
IL PAPER so CENTS.
The Corner Cupboard;
Or
FACTS FOR EVERYBODY.

Volume Of Universal, Every bay Information in
Language ANA Intelligence ~ the Most On
learned.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-14
rhe Klseon.ln nenr rirh,.

The bears seem to be coming up thicker
and faster in the northern counties Of Wis
consin. The Prairie du Chen Leader says
Mr.. Orson jackson saw one week ago, in
the town of Goulee. Edward Davis SAYS
the Kickapoo woods are full of them; that
they kill the hogs before the farmers eyes.
Several have been shot near Mount Ster-
ling. Saturday week large one was seen
on the Grant county side of the Wisconsin,
opposite Bridgeport. In Grant county,
near the line, little fellow Ia years old,
shot large black bear. The Leader hears
that woman and child were partly eaten
by bear up in the pineries, on the Kicka-
poo, but the Information is not reliable
Out in Curtis settlement several were seen
week before last and one was killed. A
bear was cen by Mr.. Barker, the other
dayRithin five miles of Madison, and he
stood with his fore paws on fence by the
roadside, and quietly surveyed Mr.. Barker
as he passed. He afterwards went into the
woods. Several bears were lately seen
near Sauk city.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-14
QOetru.
There's but one Pair of stockings 10
Mend TO-NiRht.

There's but one Pair of Stockings Z,
Mend Tonight.
An old wife sat by her bright Areside,
swaying thoughtfully to and fro,
In an ancient chair whose ereaky eraw
Toldatal Of long ago;
While down by her side on the kitchen floor
Stood basket OF worsted balis-s score.
The good man dozcd DER the latest news,
Till the FIRE Of pipe went out;
And unheeaed, the kitten with cunning paws,
Rolled and tangled the balls about
Yet still sat the wife In the ancient chair,
swaying to and fio in the hre-light glare.
But anon, a misty tcar-drop came
In bereye Of faded blue,
Then trieked down in furrow deep,
Like single drop ofdew;
So deep the chanuel-so silent the stream,
The good man naught but the dlmmd eye-beam
Yet msrveed he much that the cheerful light
Other eve had weary grown,
Aud marveed he more at the tangled balls
So he said, in a gentle tone;
"I have shared thy joys since our marriage vow,
Conceal not from me thy sorrows now"
Then she spoke Of the time when the basket there
Was filled 10 the very bfim;
Aud now there remained Of the goodly pllo
But a single par--for him;
Then wonder not at the dimmed eye-light,
There's but one pair ofstOckings 10 mend tonight
cannot but think ofthc busy feet
Whose wnpplings we're wont to lay
In the basket awaiting the needles time
Now wandered sn far away;
How the sprightly steps to a mother dear,
Unheeded fell On the cnrctess oar
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-14
DR.. M. A. RITTER,

TrAs removed his Office to the FIRST building west
L the Old Catholic Church, on Pike Street.
Fremont, June 3, 1850.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-14

A tavern keeper Of Harrisburg, Penn,
has been arrested and held to trial at the
suit of widow whose husband had died
from the effects Of drinking to excess at the
tavern Of the defendant. A civil suit for
damages will also be instituted, s.,.,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-14
CHAS. G.. EATON,
Physician and Surgeon,
ely DE, O.
homeopathy.
M H. DERSIEAM. NJ. D., Physicl'

lN geon tenders his services to the citizens
of Elmor md vicinity having successfully pracccd his
profession for years IN the Chst.
Attention will also be given To all chronic diseases of
every name and treated with the hest The Dr. Is
cradnate of one of best Medical Schools Of America
having tended lectures IN Philadelphia In the Alopahc
(0d sehnol) and also in Cincinnati in the Eclectic, (New
School.)
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-14
"Mess Pork,
d NJ
Montreal"

This settled the question that We were in
Canada, for very well knew that no Mon
treal inspection of pork ever found its way
into the interior of New York State. We
travelled all day Friday up the unknown
creek, which kept its general course to the
south of west crossing il about noon on a
floating log, and striking, on its southern
bank, 'blazed" track, which led us up to
a deserted timber road, lying on the oppo-
site side from large numbering shanty,-
We hoped one Of the lumber roads might
take us out to a settlement but after trav-
cling up them all until they terminated in
the wilderness, VIC concluded to cross the
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-14
rRAMrINo IN rHE WOODS.

To tho southeast, then, we started. After
travelling about mile and half we came
to the bank of a small creek, flowing down
from the westward. At this point we were
agreeably surprised to find that some hu-
man being had been there before US, for we
found several small trees cut down, the Goals
from an old fire and half barrel which had
contained pork. l eagerly examined the
stamp. thread:
'Mess Pork,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-14

nR. o. G. TOOK FIR, takes this method II in
1 J forming the people oC GREFNSBCRiH aud vicin-
ty he rs located husNf there with the Intention
of making Il his permanent place frssdeHce for the pur
pose prarrirV MEDICINE SUKGERY: and as he has
succcssully rracrcd his profession for tic last six
years lie feels confident that lie meet the de-
mands Of all who may employ him and hereby tenders
hi services. Grccnsburgh, June II, 1859
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-14
ROherls a SheIdOm.

Manufacturers Of Copper Tn and sheet-Iron Ware and
Dealers In Stoves Agricultural implements Stoves Rags
WOOL Hides, Sheep pelts Old Copper Old Stoves &c
All sorts Of genuine Yankee Notions. Peases Brick
Block, No. !, Fremont, Ohio. May %, 1884.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-14
LIFE INSURANCE,

Secures independence and domestic comfort
to the Widow and Orphan.
1t provides a security to the family of every
who takes Policy in a reliable Company.
There is no certainty Of leaving patrimony
for your Family in any other way. The
CoNNEcTIcuT Mutual INSURANCE COMPANY
is the Largea association Of the kind in the United
States, with Capital of
So, 5000.
II is managed with economy, and no Com
pany offers greater inducements regards Security.
Low Rates, and Prompt Payments. II paid in Losses
tycnr, over
S23s 900,
And has paid since 1s46, over one and
aha million Of dollars giving to large number of
Widows and Orphans comfortable independence, and
in very many It WAS ALL rhieh 1as isft them.
ng~ Please call at the Office Of the Agent and get
Pamphlet which shows the condition Of the Company,
its plans OF operations, Tables Of Premiums, &c.
Office in Blrchard BLOCK.
r. w. B. MCCLELLAN, Agent.
Frewont, Aug. p, 1853. slu
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-13

s %, TO amend ths criminal laws Of this STATE.
Referred to me judiciary Committee.
Senator lance, 80, to amend The criminal laws Of
this Stats, to the Committee on Agriculture
s. 80, to amend be charter q the city Of Menu
phis Passed the second reading
staaton's. s. 46. 10 incorporate the Gaipsbsro'
and Gelina Turnpike Company. Passed
8. as. To incorp crate the town of Chestnut Mound
il Smith county. Passed.
Senator Newm.n's. so. To pay County Court
Clerks for taking officers bonds under the mall Of
Tense law To tue Judiciary Comnittee Il
Senator Afianis' So, To witharaW the Bank Of
Memphis aud establish in leu thereof branch. of
the Bank Of Chf,ttsnooga at NJ mphs Re-eoInmit-
ted TO the COMMITTEES on Banks.
Senator Beiaardsoa's So. To charter the Eagle
vile and Chapel Hill Turnpike Company. 10 The
Committee on rsoads.
Senator Til lrerths, 69, To give grand iuries
discretionary power 10 make pressntments for
swearing. Il Introduced Nov. l. and described On
rage g Of .hs Legislative Uaion and A1,eysesa I
70 the judo airy Committee.
Senator rimble's SO, To psy the expense Of
(S26460) Of the investigation Of the affairs of the
Comptroller and Secretary of state by q social
committee Of the last General Assembly. PASSED.
| and REFER ed 10 the Committee on Claims
Senator BOyds. 40, To incorporate the Uni ted
Syoed Of the PrssbgterisR Cburch in the u tied
States. To the Committee on Private CorTots Tins
Senator Richardson's, ", To authorize tho Bank,
mittee on Banks, -
s.Sepatof Bradfords 70, To amend ssct, IN K 900
| lie Code, To the judiciary Commsite "
Senator MINIS IS, To remove the Cbattauoopa
Savings Institute to Memphis. Pay ed
LEAVE OF ABsExCy
Was obtained for Msssrs WiiliAV $. of Knox. Mar.
| tin, ESing and White, Of Dicks N.
And then
On motion, the House adjs urned till 10 o'clock
| Monday pernines f+4A
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-13
KNOW rothinri,min naItimore.


Even the know nothings themselves are disposed
to rejoice over the Democratic triumph in Maryland,
which promises relief from the horrible state of
things which their own party has produced in Bal
timore That ill-starred city seems to exist as an
evidence of what would have been the state of things
in the whole country but for the signal and speedy
overthrow of know nothingism. What warning
for the future, against secret oathbound political
associations is seen in the rejoicing with which De-
mocratie success in the State is received by one of
former Organs of know nothingism, the Balti-
more American That paper says:
The Re uIT IN MARYIAND.-With our political con-
viction1 on national affairs as firm and unchanged
as ever, we find ourselves, with thousands of our
fellow-citzens of anti-democralic prOcliyties.
garding with deep and earnest interest THIS
SWEEPING DEMOCRATIC TRIUMPH. 1t opens
the only possible door of escape from the yearly
petition of the scenes of Wednesday. The citizens
of Baltimore will look to the Legislature for the ju
dicious but firm exercise of its legitimate powers
in their behalf They will look to it for registry
Law which will prevent illegal voting; for the diyi
sion of the wards into convenient voting precincts
to reduce the opportunities for violence; for
the suppression of that great engine of moral and
political corruption. the lottery system; and es-
pecally they will look to it for such reorganization
of our police system viii relieve us from the pre-
sent force. utterly partizanised to be beyond
regeneration, and render it hereafter far pos
sible free from political control
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-13
=. 9. DUNNINGTON,
CnAIEnAN or ruE ConurrEE.

In giving place to the foregoing we desire to i'm
press upon our Democratic friends the Importance
of eanvassng the subject of the Convention at once,
and of taking steps Immediately to have themselves
fully and fairly represented in it, The duties which
it is to discharge, are Of grave Importance and
should not be overlooked. We want 10 see the
masses represented in our Convention. We want
the people to come here and speak for themselves in
determining their representatives at Charleston.
The Convention system has many abuses and wede-
sire to have them guarded against far as posi-
BILE This can only be done by the great masses Of
the party taking the control of the matter them
selves and having their wishes correctly and faith
fully carried out.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-13
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The session was opened with prayer the Rev. Mr.
G. odieti.
Msssrs Jones and Morris had leave to record
their votes against the I'm Chsneery Division,
BEw BILLS.
Tae followiog new bills were introduced resd
and scveraly us5sed The first reading
Dy Mr.. ARMST RONG, go, fer the benefit of o. a.
dertaksrs
By Mr.. HAVRON 271, t. amend the Criminal
Laws Of this state, and TO- other purposes,
By Mr.. CALDWELL 272, TO authorize the Bank
Of Tennessee aud its branches to issue small bills
By Mr. WILLIAMS, of Hickman, 273, TO regu-
late the county printing in the several ctuntes in
this State.
By NJ. HURT, 274. to establish the Bask of
Madison
By Mr. SMITH, 275, to repeal sections 900, 1907,
zoos, 1910 aud l0!l OF the Code,
BY Mr.. RICHARDSON, 2T6, to diminish the cost
of litigation in Circuit Courts. w
BY Mr.. BUTLER, 277, to change the punishment
Of persons convicted of the crime Of involuntary
Declaring it misdemssaor aSd
punishable by me Of not less than one, nor more
han II months Imprisonment
WOLF RIVER AND KENTUCKY TURNPIKE COMPANY
Senator Hildreth's bill rs 79] to give the Wolf
liver and Kentucky Turnpike Company further time
o complete their road, was read and passed the
irst reading,
SENATE BILLS on TIE SECOND READING.
The following Senate bills were read and several
referred to appropriate committees, or passed the
econd reading;
S. 20, to better provide for the payment Of wit
esses IN certain cases. Referred to the Judiciary
ommittee,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-13
SUNDAY, NOvEmBER 10, 1859.
DsmooratIe state Convention.

By order Of the Democratic State Central Commit
tee WEDNESDAY, TIE lsrH OF JANuARY, has been
agreed upon the time for the assembling at Nash
VILE of the Democracy Of Tennessee in convention,
in order to appoint delegates to the National Con-
vention to be holden at Charlie ION, for the nomina-
ton of Presidential ticket; and to choose their
electors for the State at large and for the transae-
ton Of such other business may be deemed nee
essary.
The Committee earnestly recommend the Demo-
cratic masses throughout the State to take an ac-
tive interest in the subject, in order to full Con-
vention and an impartial representation Of the
popular sentiment Of the State.