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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-23
SAWTELLS & SHANNON

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THANKSGIVING.

Wednesday Morning, Nov. %, 1859.
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the western Elections,

.0mO.-The Cincinnati Enquirer says; The Demo-
Gratis have carried on their State ticket Zen Of the
ioeatyone Congressional Districts. Four Republican
Congressman 60 to Washington this winter from
Ohio, whose districts have pronounced against them
at the late election. The Tenth the Fifteenth, Sew
venteenth and the Ninth Districts have been redeem
ed. The Second and Fifth Congressional Districts
are almost equally diyided-thc Republicans having
but a small majority in each. The Republican ma
jority of 10000 the State ticket in 1858 has been
cut down to 1900 in 1859. Yet, notwithstanding
the Republicans have lost four Congressional Dis
tricts and One-third Of their majority on the pePr
lar vote they shout over the election an immense
Republican victory.
MrSNEsOTA-The Republicans have by no means
swept Minnesota by as large a majority the tele-
graph represented The St. Paul Pioneer of the 18th
inst states that the returns thus far received from
the counties of Ramsey, Manomin, Ane!la, Dakota
Carver Scott, Hennepin, Washington. Goodhue, Wi
mona, Wabashaw, Stearns, Siblcy, Nicollet, Blue
Earth Chisag6, Rice and Shorburne show RAMSEY
to be ahead $50 votes. RAMSEY is the Republican
candidate for Governor The Pioneer adds:
We are strongly inclined to think that this ma
jOrity will be transferred to the other candidate be-
fore the State is fully heard FROM
IowA-It is not yet certain how this State voted
at her late election. The Chicago Times Of Monday
has returns, official and reported, from twenty five
counties. In them. General A. c. DODGE the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor gainssOO on the vote
of 1857. when Governor Lowe. Republican. had
Isl majority in the State, and fany thing like this
ratio of gain iskept up General DODGE viii be chos
en- Governor. The Democrats gain several members
of the Legislature.
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1t has OF late been a commonly received opinion
that the forming of an imIresSion'' in criminal
matters disqualifies person from acting as a juror
We all have natural dislike to setting in Judgment
the life Of a feow-ereature. While no one wish
es the guilty to escape yet almost every one in
voluntarily shudders at the idea of being called upon
to ociate the executicner many persons Of deli
cate sensibty are ayerse TO contributing in any
nIarner directly to the condemnation of the accused
| In the present age of newspapers when every
crime of magnitude is amply discussed liz the public
prints, long before it can be brought for Judgment
before the proper tribunal, every well informed
man must necessarily have formed some sort of an
opinion h may be very partial one, from the news
paper lccouB,s OF this bias.the people bsfore al
uded to- are glad to avail themselves, and the COM
pletion of the number of twelve jurors is often not
only matter of difficulty. but those most capable
of Judging are most frequently excluded from the
box We do not desire whoIlyto abolish this humane
provision in the favor Of the prisoner. 1t would,
however, seem that some modification Of this prin-
ciple might well be admitted in view of the slight
Importance usually attached to impressions taken
from the fleeing records of the day. The solemn
oath of juror in judgment on the Fife of fellow
creature is certainly enough to countcrbalance such
considerations 1t is in this view OF the ease that
the Supreme Court of the State of New York has
recently refused trial The People VS. S1,cRez
The court, by Judge RosEvELT say:
+" The Court below admitted the juror to be quail
/ fled and it is quite obvious that if jurors on
such grounds TO be rejected it will be impossible at
the present day to administer justice in sn!h
GENTLY exciting to inspire newspaper paragraph
| Every male adult over twenty-OHe and under sixty
in possession Of his natural faculties and not niirn
or decrepid of sound Judgment and well informed.
land no other can be JUROR must read the news
of the day, and must from such reading, form some
idea or impression; If an idea or impression
/ therefore, IS to be a disqualification, competent
Juror at the present time can be found for man
| in a land of newspapers, can be well informed
| without reading, or, with sound judgment car
read without receiving an idea or impression"
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SATURDAY, OOroBER %. 1859.



The Mississippi Central Railroad is approaching
completion. there being only about twenty-five miles
of rails to be laid. The work It is said viii be done
by the LIST December. We are also informed that
unless some Unforeseen cause Of delay should arise
TO prevent the prosecution of the work, the Lynch
burg extension Of the Orange and Alexandria Rail-
road win be completed by December. With a pro
per degree of system and concert in the running of
the trains the time from New Orleans TO New York
viii be only p hours and from Nashville to New
York 50 hours. The road from Louisville to Nash
vile will be completed in December next, and the
road from Nashville to Decatur Ala viii also it is
said be finished this winter-We shall then be with
in Sc hours of New Orleans and Louisville win be
within AZ hours of New Orleans, always providing
above, for "a proper degree of system and con-
cert in the running of the traint.7
And word here as to system. Travellers by
railroad from Nashville TO Washington by the Yir-
giniA route, make no complaints as 10 the average
speed of the trains. The detenons at the stations,
and for wood and water, are the great annoyanees,
and the great consumers of time. All this must be
reformed, even if it costs the companies little
to secure supplies of wood and water at the same
stations, and force enough to fill the tender with
woOdin as y'seconels as ii now requires minutes
The frequent changes Of through baggage can east
ly be- and by all means should be, avoided. The
directors of railroads should learn that it is the
worst economy in the world 10 employ incompetent
superintendent becalse they can be employed cheap
The line from New Orleans TO New York should be
managed with the same concert and with the same
regard TO close connections as though it was owned
and managed by one company. In this way only
ca the whole benefits to which the Southwestern
line lsentitled from the fact that it reduces the
distance from Nashville to New FORK and from New
Orleans to New York quite three hundred miles
railroad men should be able to,sec ts without any
rrou,ufino FROM ms " t %, .''' l''' -at. a - -t
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DIR. KINGS DIsPEESARY
ZOE PRuKAnE, nIsE.sEs-

nS DR., KING, formerly Of New YORK, for the last
SSS four years Of LouisEils, Ksniuoky and Who has
devoted his attention to the treatment private diseases for eve
thirty hatrs HIMSELF having attended to practice for 80
many years. and cured 50 thousands he enaa
all diseases OF private nature natter how bad they nay
from injudcous medical treatment, from neglect Of their
DR. Kings Dspensary is No. g Dadrcs street. between Cherry
and the sqnare where he diseases prv1fe
GoSoRHEA cured without nancous medicine insrsrenca
from business
sTRIcTuREs Of old da eFsctaIy cured IN rev
days by operation which pan- Where Structure
exists health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps disease
rsischiei and unLersnines the constitution % much
SYPHILIS with all the dseass o. he skin. crossing out Of neg
let bad treatment. sheciually cured in ays
sEs NkAEEzs. particular attention having eeu SVEN
and all the growing q &C.
an in may Sses By the destructive habits Of ineonsets
Youths ad eeS. indu q the passions, neglect
Tnieh iii rI-- The c0Bstituon. rendering the subject IN.
at fr bushes Or seety md canng premature Old age.
Females wac may labonl VIA ans dlcalty Of he Womb
may assured Of Immediate re-. 81
Persons abroad, By sailng heir case. With
enclosed, directed 10 Dr. A. King ~ zs Iaerck street,
Nashville E the necssrJ mec1e sent % thsr
address, with necessary directions Strict secrecy obsve 0a
hours gOcock 10 the morning until IN he egenins
may53. 1859 d&EIV
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on the adoption of which bad just been reeonsider
cd: and offered in lieu thereof an emsndment pre-
viding hat il all GASES where the rights of infants,
mentioned.
The amendment was agreed to without d.
vision.
The yeas and nays being demanded, by Consti-
iutioua provision, the bill was passed its third and
fiunal reading in the House of Representatives by
yeas 81; nay, Mr.. Hebb.
Ard then
On motion. tie House adjourned I'LL Monday
morning, 10 o'clock.
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AFTERNnnN SESSION

The SPEAKER called the House to order at q
O'clock and stated the question to be- at the time Of
taking the recess, on the passage Of the bill H. r.
l22 on its third reading.
On Mr.. TREWHITToS motion, the vote adopting
his amendment to the bill was reeonsidered
Mr.. JOHNSON offered substitute for the bill
giving time till the lsAdsy Of January, 1862
Mr., BUTLER objected to the pabstitute.
The substitute was rejected by yeas "a; nays, 80.
Mr.. TREWHITT withdrew by leave. The amend
ment pending and previously adopted; but the vote
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THREPARED from fresh Hops make the Whest. sweetest
and most wholesome bread known One cake will make
rse leaves Of domestic bread. The cakes win Keep far
years No who them will DO witheu them
Is cents per dezenI 81 50 per gross
ectia : MACKENZIE & HINCHIN
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ETyHs being prepared expressly for cleaning Silver Plated
Brittania and Tin ware Mirrors Marble, Gliding,
Hous paint Carriage Mouldng it is nvalubshs best ana
cheapest article for the purpose. 2s cents per cake
ectl5 MACKENZIE MINCHIN.
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4-~s, FOR SALE.
Desirable Country Residence.

OFFER for sale the psee upon which have resided the pres
year Il contains b OF No 1 land, miles from
city the old Fralkn Turnpike, has running
yeara comfortable dwelling, kitchen, stable carriage
house, and over mile Of good plank fence 1nacft Of
the desirable places in The county regards neghbor
hood sitaaton SOIL and natural advantages For market
garden cannot be surpassed bargain had APP
ply to MA HENRY SMITH,
oetio-ilm Nos 10 and II South siarket street.
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Absolute sale of Lots,
IN RRnWNSVIIE- -

ON TUESDAY, October 25t at O'Clock, On the premises
Brownsville, about % miles from Nashville between
the Gaatn and Porter Pixies, will sell of desira
bic building lots and gardens No by bidding" will be allow
bueach lot offered Wbe sold without to the highest
Slider Terms one tVoAHd three years credit notes Lear
ing interest, with satisfactory security, payable In Bank &C
0nbuseS will leave the Brdgeat 10 o'clock Sale
with five timbered lott opposite Mr. VIM McNshs resi-
dence, tine Gaatn pike COLLATION. usual per cent
will be allowed On cash payments.
0eti6-td j L q B " BROWN.
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dirn and sra ts small holds pint and etaiis Ter one
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MEDICAL UoOK.


HAGAN has just received Gray's Descriptive and surga
Anatomy.
Gross New Work Surgery also, Miscellaneous al Text
Books, large and general assortment
+. UAGkN.
Nal
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ARCsyITEoTURAL VyORKN

FHAGAN has fust received Sosns City SuIrhan ~
cht1s containing designs puas
offices and private residences
sioans Model Aruhitee with designs specifications. and
mafes Sl0lns Carpeutes G1ide Riddles scieut air
Buder with other STANDARD AID valuable BildH
Arrhi.e &c.
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JASPER BRANCH RATLROaD.

z Sc HOvFTcE NASHVILLE & CHATTANOOGA RAuRo,p Co
October ID, 1859
order OF the Board Of Directors calls are made on bs,
ID Stock OF the eompang subscribed for building Bra5
Road rom bIPo 70 per payable 10 the Treasurer Of mis-
Company aS1ohoWss -. - -
One dollar on each shs the Let November 1850 and two
Collars on eaen snare the lsdays Of Decesr I9 Jna
~ kser9ary March p May, June, July, August sepe.
Der, October, and oven berg 1859. - r
Pa5ment may be made jackson Pryor Jasper or "a the
Treasurer at his Office ia Nashville - ~
Promp-essin meeting these calls reiuested tie szbscr
es OF Stock as the Construction Of the depends
on the means provides sfeGhcany for mat purpose
r oeea-u W. A 6LEAVES, Treasurer
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rIANONIC ROOEs.

F. H a G a N
Nc. 80 MARKET STREET,
uas ust received he fcIlosing Masonis Bccks:
Andersoo's Cons liuti1ns
Harris Discourse Free Masonry;
Calcottb Disqeittionsi
divers symbol OF Glory:
Prestou's illustrations Of Free Masonry;
fWebb's Free Mason Mentor:
NcCsyfs True Masonic Guidc;
DO Masonic MANUEL
Maskey's Lexicon Of Free Masonry
Cross Masonic Chart
do Tenn lars DO
Gray's Mystic Circle;
Paws FIRE Mason NDni0r;
Scotts Analogy % Masonry and Revealed Eeiis0r{
Aiackey's Masonic J urispl adeucef
do Book Of the Chapter;
Moo Us New Masonic Trssils B1sul;
10 Ancient Charues:
do Craftsmen and Free Masons Guids.
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BALL AND CONCERTO.
HORNS REASS RAND

Ma WILL give Grand Bali and Cons -.
g9s$ cert in the large AMI spacious Bali Room, sgSt
&SlE n the Court House, on WEDNESDAY EVE. 1873
rs MING, the Goth inst Daring the evening the ~
Band will perform their maser pieces one emitted he
egents 9sreh dedicated by them Mrs. NJ. Fogg Of
s y The ether is piece which has performed
in publie entitled the Ock City Guards Quckstep and
dedicated 70 Capt re Foster Commander the Rock City
GUARDS The last mentioned piece composedby Mr. u Bee
er the leader OF Horns Brass Band especially and
oCteQ
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s SILK s.,

Two Fiouncs and Double Skirts Piads and s2ea handsome
Black Silks chin figures plain Black Silk Black BAyadere and
two ounce Black Silks Printed DeLainesand DeIane Robes
DsBat,, beautiful assortment Of Poplns grey plaid plain
French Merinos Satin MsrnO great variety Of vaIentiss
Our stock Of HOSIERY, both COTTON and WOOL ia verv
large and derable our stock Of Gentemens and Ladies'
WOOIien and Silk Uunderwear,
is particularly desirable We have, also splendid stock Of
Velvet and Cloth Cloaks, shasvls OF every de.
serIption great many very styles Also large lot Of
fneCLoTHs, all cOlOrs, hne French and American
New style Plush and Velvet vestlngs,
sArINBrTs and TwEEDs. All those wishing to furnish their
houses with -.-ss 3 f.--,s
Carpets, Oil Cloths, and Curtains,
that line very SUPERIOR consnO Cotton and LISTS he very
best makes Of two three ply Brussels CARPETS
all widths Canton Coco Mating all widths splendid
assortment of Cornces Curtain Pins Bands White Lace and
Muslin Curtains
We keep constantly hand goods three yards wilefOr
Wagon Sheets and Tent Cloths,
Also three and four ply ducksfor covers, from 10 40
inches wde and also large lot Of Negro blankets, Socks
Jeans White and Plaid 0snaburss Plain and Plaid Liussys
A. @. "a. B. BEECH,
octe2-tf No. 81 College Street,
P. BRADAs c. scHoLTZ.
BRADAS & SCHOLTZ,
Candy Manufa ctuFeFs,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
ALLKINOS Of FOREIGN FRUITS, CIGARS
LIQU0RS,r GROCERIES, de-, dc,
$40, Main street, four doors below Broad,
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY
AGENTS FOB HI. L. STYLES
Superior Fresh Baltimore Can Oysters.
Oysters shipment packed securely in Ice and all goods dc:
hgered to Nashville Depot free Of charge
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HousE-oF REPREsENrArIges.


fAiDAfioes <ls zoos.
The SPEAKER called the House to order at OF
o'clock. The session was opened with prayer by
the Rev ]. C. Campbell.
The journal of yesterday was read and authentic
Gated.
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INV BILLS.

The following bills were introduced, read and
sevefally passed the FIRST reading:
By Mr.. BARKSDALE- On. R. .l4I) to- reduce the
State tax 70 Eve cents on The $lo0. Fsasttre
BY Mr.. BICKNELI., III. II. 1927 to defray the ex-
penses Of the S'ate Library.
By Mr. DOAK, III r. 1877 to chsnge the time of
holding election for officers Of the AIurfreesboro
and Wilkinson Turnpike Company ~.
7 By Mr.. C0WDEN, H. R. I44l to amend the act
Incorporating the inhabitants of the town OF Lewis
burg in Marshall county.
BY Mr.. BAKER, of Perry, III, Il. I45, to amend
the fret section OF an act of the 9th OF January,
1851 - .
/ By Mr.. RICHARDSON, CH. R. l46, 10 release
to Dyer county the SAFE tax for TWO years.
By Mr.. S0WELL, III. r. E7, to extend the
Tennessee and Alabama Railroad.
By MIR. BICKNELL, II. X. l4Sl, to incorporate
the M0ntville Sprug Company. ~
BY MIR. JONES, { H. X. $40 ] to amend see 46ls
of the Code of Tennessee [against the crime OF
seduction
By MI: JOHNSON. [TI. r. 100 to increase the
Jurisdiction Of justices of the peace in actions Of
replevin.
BY Mr.. JOHNSON. II. R. 15l, to enable the
Stale Librarian - carry On the ext mango Of public
documents with other States, Territories aud Gov
ernm ms.
BY AIr WHITE. CT Dickson, II. R. l52, to.in-
corporate the South Gibscn Institute. ta''a
By Mr.. ROBERTS, II. r. l5S to amend section
| 1929 Of the Code
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uBOx STOVES.

Futed side and plate stove; Round spate eves various
other patterns Of all Sizes suitable for churches ara school houses
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neat ParOr sOve for eaal wood, with sliding doors.
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IIoTEL AM T0yVN 20 roRsaIr
NOTsCE no STOCKHOIDeRS-

sUPaRIETESbESfs or}1dE NAsn K Car 4. R Co.
Nashville, Oct. 4th, 1859
STOCKHOLDERS in the Nashville Chattanooga
~ Will be carried from point the road to Nashville to
receive the October Dividend charge boh yg
from the 18th to The 25th Of October days Inclusive m
showing their stock certificate to the conductor y order Of
'ne . DfS S l. ". COLE, sup't.