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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-08
GEORGIA.

The two Houses OF the General Assembly
convened and organized on the ID instant. The
following are the officers elected
Scnate-Presidcnt, lie Grandc Query, OF
Quitman; Secretary, Frederick West, Of Lee;
Messenger, V. \. Brewster, Of HARRISON; Door
Keeper. - McCrary.
Ilousc-Spcakcr, Isaiah 7. Irwin, of Wilkes;
Clerk. j.. j. Diamond, of De kalb; Messenger,
Jesse As!iu, Of Cobb; Door Keeper, - AID.
kins.
Gov. Brown sent in his message, with the
Reports of the Comptroller General, Treasurer,
Keeper Of the Penitcliiary, &c. The Governor,
in his message, says:
IL recommend that all law now III force, re.
q%uiring the performance OF military service
other than that performed by volunteer corps,
be suspended, except in case Of inSurrccilon or
INVASION; and that Il Communication tax be as
scSscd and collected, from each person OF y
Years Of age, or upwards. who is subject TO do
military duty in the State, and who is not Il
member OF an organized volunteer corps which
drilled ut least once Il month Throughout; the
wear, preceding the collection OF the tax. This
tax should be large enough to raise a sum suiii.
Gent 10 arm the entire volunteer force OF the
State with the latest and amos; approved Siy!"
of arms. A soon as - sufficient sum sinai! be
collected in this way. | recommend, as y means
of procuring the contemplated arms, that 1t be
cxpcndcl in the erection. u; some suitable lpc:S
ton in the State, Of :. State Foundry for tie
manufacture cr arms and uti;cr munitions %!
war. This would make the State much more
independent in case Of emergency. The God @.
Nature has supplied us, in ricn prc!uSlor, with
all the materials necessary to the accomplish
mcnt Of this purpose"
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ALEXANDRA MNEKkT. Nog >

wHy.T-S.lss Of :air 20 good whit at ~ 31Ai y, ih-
81 .. Gir To good red - 81 -. C"HS-N4!-' u ''e
-. EiE-Salrs al &c.
ALEXANDRIA, CATTLE MARKET. NoT. >
EEtF C,r.LE-prics, ranged from /. '5ty ! rei
gross, -gut 10 fJtO. !Uuci', and Averaging IS ~
iiDss-iiyr Hog from 81 to peg lub W.. f''-'
i". from }. 10 - per 10 lbs. gyo.s.
SIExr-Nu,;oa and Lamb. from - '3t !
Wal CAIgts from - - 20 > per Ip1lD. .p''
Cows .ND CALVES fron I OtJ - per hr4i-
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Hall 4 ID 4 VI i
nEEklNEiIAM Eul-NTY- NlkElNlA

GlsLASu u. II,SIs, 4. NJ, Principal.
JAMES G. HiSR5. \. VI, Associate.
rEIIIE exercises OF this school will lie resumed on the | til OF
Il JANUARY, l>6o, and continued until this 5rth Of June.
following.
In the government: OF the .chsol, we .hall endcayor TO lie
guided Ly the principles pracic-d 20 long and successfully
AZ n teacher. by our lanrnied father.
The Lose STANDING and PkKSiSESCr OF thi. Institution, it'
heaIuhiul and retired location, We trust, will continue 10 re.
commend il TO the favorable consideration Of the public.
1ERgs, ,FgoN I2rH JASr,RY 70 3OrH JESSE
Eosrl, with every necessary, except lights. .... go ~
tuition ...... ....... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. - 10
Oneih!rd in advance, the balance II; the close Of The st''
Zion
SE-GRAyEL lint, Post-oGic-. Nov s-cla~i:'hJan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-08

FIxE PmornGEArus AND Views rAKEN ~
ore Aw.-Mr. c. X. :. MIl!arI, an artist on q visit
to tnir city, ha- shown r> some very i!nc VIEW" 'ii4
s,ccirnen, oi tie Photographic art taken in orcn AIR.
Anon. them = - beautiful sic" OF the Governor :
mansion another excellent one "i tie rlr>t AI'''",'
surrounded hy all the clerks IL of the state Depart
ncrt. Another j. u large group, including Governor
Wise. standing near the Washington Monument, On
Cap!,o! Square. The likrnc~,c> arc al. good. NJ
Nj prepared to take vicw'of landscape. or iG"r'-'
A, NrrY niti.taEtnrN rates.
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Dr.. ScrrLrz, CHIEoroDIsr.-Thc Doctor is
again ou a yi>i; to Richmond, rs will Ice seen ~ LIS
advertisement for the care Of corn-, wa'ts, bun'o"-
and other :ieshv ca!lo.it:cs. His Office j. nj III" -.
Charles Hotel. Wall street.
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Com !, declining wiki u large supply III Ir';Srt
y...,rI,y 800 br.i.ci, sold II 81 per hu>he!. NA,'b
likewise, yesterday, Wa, i've ce,;' lover all T,''', 10.
81 u, DARN, the last ,r,! months the receipts 81
wheat AZ y. York were ,>oi.sj> bushels, ana port
iv. ."I bu-htl,-drriu the same period IN ) ne
i,sror,. were : .59o,%"5 uul exports = l",.%=> oi'>hsi>.
Whisky h.> declined. Hay and mn "i' "1'"'''''
unl demand for bacon il better.
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consider if these fanatics have nst derived some
what more encouragement from facts and senti-
ments Ike these than from the bold, decided ard
vigorous autagonism Of the Democratic party.
While the Opposition are openly seeking an afila-
ton with the enemies Of the South, while they are
counting their favor and pledgiug them their sup
port in securing Black Republican organization Of
the House it is useless to declaim against their pot
lev and their principles. In contributing to the cleo
ton of AbolitioHsts to Office the Opposition South
are aiding in the triumph Of Black Republican prin-
eples and encouraging that spirit Of bloodshed and
violence which has just manifested itself in the out
break at Harper's Ferry. We hope the Legislature
OF Tennessee will express their unqualified eondem
nation Of all attempts on the part Of our represen
tatives to affiliate with the Black Republicans. We
hope they will utter in clear and distinct tones their
sense Of the unmeasured infamy Of any coalition
BY which southern men shall aid in the election Of
Abolitionists to Office.
We believe the resolutions Of Mr.. BAYEEss express
the feelings Of a large majority Of the people OF
Tennessee, and we trust they viii be adopted. The
utterance of such views as those we have quoted
from the Richmond Wing makes it necessary for the
Southern people to speak out, and pronounce then
earnest remonstrance against such policy.
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Tbe oonsirmation Of The new Hoard.

The Patriot is weeping and wailing most plteonsiy
over the ingratitude which it alleges Democratic
Legislature has manifested towards Hon CAVE
Johnson. in confirming the new Bank Board APP
pointed by Gov HARRIS. If the PdtTiot is sincere n
its expressions Of regret at what it is pleased TO re-
gard as the removal of the old Board, we must con-
gratnlate Gov JOHNSON on having extorted unwont-
ed praise from his bitterest opponent in favor Of
the wisdom of his appointments. At the same time
we assure our neighbor that he has been narrowing
up his feelings without cause. Col. JOHNSON re-
tains the respect and confidence Of his party in spite
of all the bitter contumely which he has received
at the hands of the Opposition in days gone by His
services to the Democratic and to his country
win be remembered by the Democracy when the
unjust detaction of his enemies and the hypoeriti-
cal coincidence of pretended friends shall lave been
silenced forever.
In order to relieve the Patriots tender sensibili-
ties, will inform that journal that Col. JOHNSON
is perfectly satisfied with the action of Gov. HARRIS
and the Legislature and does not noed its sympathy
We feel sure that the simulated sorrow and croeo
die tears of the Opposition at his supposed injuries
will excite his derisiOn and contempt
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
nan u.DUvanv, ,,,.-,,

mP~N@ DR. KING, formerly o. New Ysrk, for ne lEst
EstA four Of LousEille, Keotucky sad Who hus
devoted his attention % the treatment private
thirty aatter himself attended to practices ors
many and cured thousands enabled %
aldeass OF private n7tsre hoH bsd ty nay -
from njndeous meda treatment from neglect Of ihs o.
DR. Kings Dpensasy No. . DeRdeea street, isee5 Che
and the sqease where ne pFEtie lata g
GosoRakA cared without medicines nisrsenes
from business
sTsIcfUREs o. old dat sseetualy cured n ~
days ny an operation which causes pam where aoc-e
exists health cannot be enjoyed PeEAaps no ass
Hsschief AM IN ermineF the constitution - much.
sYPHLs with all the diseases % the din gfoains ol o NC
ect OF oad treatment. eedeczsily curud m eess
SEMINAL WEAKNESS. paFtieaa- attention having 80
his dsess, sad all TIE growing ol % -
an IN many ca.r 81 M aestrucve habits Of neoaaderaie
Youths excessive Indulgence Of The PASSIONS nesct -
which will ermine Constitution rendering s taeet M
TT bgsisess or scsey. premature Ola sse~
Rsqlaes may aion- Win any aeaS o. Ne T" eo4o-
may rest assurfd Of Immediate relief
Psssous residing abro. EIsns and tatiaE t>sr sas vita
Re elo.ed directed A. King Nc - peaierk street.
Nsshvfis Ten, win have the eeAe sent D. thcr
alrs ,ssssry areciicns Srei OBSERVED t0Dc
hours O'Clock IN ne morning -At IN sAs steninR
Iaay33. 59-d&Elv
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valuable Plantation for Sale in the Misc
SiSSippi River Bottom

TUNHTs paceis situated Beaver Dam Ridge, two and hal
miles from the river, and two miles from Austin, Tunica
county Miss, and the place which the late George Sykes
resided
This place contains about nine hundred and sevenyOne S
the portion Of which above the overflow Of
1885, between 400 $50 In good state Of cuvaton
200 dea1ened good dwellings quarters cserns
gnhous aud every improvement, all in good cond
ton order will he applied for January term Of Probate
Court Of Tuic sell this place public SALE and the
sale expected 10 take place early in February Due notice Of
time and place Will given through the Memphis papers
In the meantime wishing TO Locate in this section will do
we'll to examine this place Liberal time given For furth@
particulars address the undersigned Helena Ark, apply TO
K. II Humphries, Land Agent Austin, Miss.
W. RIVERS, Administrator,
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COOKE taken 10 yjrvinia,

CHlMBERsBURG, Pa, Oct. 2T.-Capt Cooke was ia
ken to Virginia to-day. the requisition of Gov.
Wise by officials from Virginia, accompanied by
the parties that arrested him.
Three Sharpes rifles and a small lot of ammuni-
ton we're foal IN The woods this morning. this
place by some boys Whs NsFs hqFtlng rabbits. One
Of the rifles has c. p. Tidds name on fhe Hi0pRiag;
the others are both marked c. B. They were no
dnnbt placed under the bushes last nightly the men
Left by Cooke on the mountains. The Washington
pistoi has mol bean recovered. Nothing has been
cn..n OF the men.
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cular conn uere fact that, one OF the
counties b ~Eich the line has been changed,
is new county. organized since the last apportion
mens. cannot alter tie question. 1t can make diff
ference either to the rights Of the citizen or in prin-
ciple whether the territory from Grundy County IS
stfaehed to Seauatclie or to any other counties com
prisng the Eighth Senatorial District The question
would be the same is the transfer Of votes from
one district to another by change Of county lines
violation of the fifth section of the tenth article OF
the Constitution? We are Of opinion il IS not
W. F. COOPER,
r. J. MEIGs
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I'm CHANCERY AT CENTRBEsLlsE.-- Ooto-'
her Rulss tssg-N. O. Weems Ad Illustrator, al vs. +.
Bird ut aboriginal and Jross BuUpon noon founded
upn affidavit OF n. Weems and It appearing unto the
Of the Clerk and Master that John LpeomOe,
Mary Lpscobe, James A. Lipsoombe. John B. Lpscom
and Bette r. Lpseobe residents OF the State Of Ten
and reside in the State Of Virginia that the ordinary
process Of law cannot served them il there order
ed that publication be made in the Nashville Union and A1e
ca newspaper published in the city Of Nashville fosr
Successive weeks requiring the said dsBaapts glove nsmee 70
appear Court hou p the toXh OF oeneve on the I'd
Monday ID March next to plead demur toompan
Ants BILL the will be taken for confessed and set for
hearing ex parte asto them. oRVILLs NIXON,
oees7-W4t prs fee 81 Clerk and aasier,
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Gov. wise on the 1nsurrootiOnIsts.

The Richmond Enquirer furnishes a corrected re-
port of Gov. WIsEs speech, upon his return home,
in which the following passages occur:
rBrOwn was not mad but misnformed as to
the temper and disposition of our slaves He ought
to have known that all slaves on northern bOr
ders are held it were by sutterance, their own
sufferance; that they to lberatOrs in Penn
sylvania easier than iberators can come TO their
emancipation. He ignorant. 1t seems, OF the
patriarcha relations in which slaves everywhere
are held by masters and what bonds of affection and
common interest exist between them and their mas
tiers. And that il that Old Brown, the fanatic
of OssawattOmie and Lawrence and Fort scott
memory. who denounced the missionaries as border
rueians became himself q border ruian of Virginia,
and is now prisoner for treason to her authority
The slaves he would incite to insurrectOn and mas
would not take up arms against their masters.
His spears were untouched by theW and they are
themselves mistaken who take him to be a mad man.
He is a bundle of the best nerves | ever saw-cut,
and thrust and bleeding. and in bonds. lie Is man
of clear head courage forttude, simple ingenious
ness He is cool, collected and mdomitable, and 1t
is but just to him to say that he was humane TO ms
prisoners as attested to me by Col Washington and
Mr. Mills and he inspired me vita great trust in his
integrity as a man of truth.
He is fanatic, VAN and garrulogs, hut firm and
truthful, and intelligent Hismen, too who survive,
except the free negroes with him, are like him. lie
processes to be Christian in communion with the
Congregational Church in the North and openly
breaches his purpose of universal emancipation and
the negroes themselves were to be the agents, by
means OF arms, led on by white commanders.
Il shall go arming and supplying ammunition to
our frontiers, until every neighborhood where there
are slaves has means of self-detense. Virginia and
other slaveholding States must rely on themselves
This is very severe lesson, and must profit at
once by its teachings. 1t urges upon us, stronger
than procamations, the necessity for thorough Or
ganzation, and the arning and drilling our militia
shall implore the people to organize and take arms
in their hands and to practice the use of arms, and
| will cause depots to be established for fixed anu
milton along our borders and at every available
point"
The nreliminar, examination of Brown and his
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CH4NCHRY- SALE.

IN pursuance Of adecee Chsnrery Court Ct Bedford
couaty pronounced the sugust thereof jD in the
therein pending wherein secc1 Mathews Admstrrx
Andrew mathews. Robert Mathews Guardian Of
Children Of the said Andrew Mathews, Complain
ants and the Children Heirs Of said Andres Mathews
DEFENDANTS will oGer fer Bellbuckls Depot, tie
Nashville and ClaanOoga RlilrGSd
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sell the Hotel the Hoase," and
Town Lot attached In the Of Woodbury., Tenn The
Bosl building has been u refted sc baild-
lag yut up with aud ei0rabls rooms. Hotel is in
the desirable loeasoa in the toWn, fronting on Ia
% the Public Square and Ma on which
is buit consists Of nearly Whole sqna, will be sold
Bogeher There Is drst attached with ample
CONGREGATIONS for horses The shove properly solo a
bargain Negroes mules and paymentto L.
divided into two payments FsE farther information ea on ne
undersigned the premises asa SMITH
sep29-d W,ol.-.-v T.,..
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CRISP'S GAIETY.

MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 81.
Miss Joe GSugeniIe m, queen Of Comedy and Bur-
Ieslue engaged Lghs. here OF the popular
Comedy Of
AN UNEQUAL MATCH.
Gougenhen in her great character Of Hester Graze
brook To conclude with
NATURE AND PHILOSOPHY.
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LOT OF LAND NEAR NASH
WILLIE.

AN Offering for sale on low terms Tract Of Lind the
Louisville Branch Turnpike containing hundred
about cleared miles Nashville adjoining the
andsof Enoch cunningham and Bowman 1t good farm
ing land peculiarly adapted the growth What and Fruit
with excellent water. twill be sold low. Apply to
oefa6 A :. IINDSLEV.
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EUMBbR Farm contsiui1g O01 acrs-
"A within % hours s b. the Lcusyils NASHVILLE
kair oaG, AM "a BY Turnpike Of the city Of Nashville
This Tract Of bsni Cd in excellent neizhborhocd
has god Improvements, we'll Eaersd for sBd
her farming purposes aad is suspHble Of division hto
places
10 point q lOcaton soil, Eqtsr &C. stock grain
baceo aFgl, IS unsurpassed by any tract in NE State.
PqHce churches, hools aad RalrOad Staten eoaTeasas
TO the prsmises.
Tens easy, LIBERAL time given For hgtAsr uars ap-
ply JCta L. Sehon, 81 the hra Of sshon Merritt IA
Cedar Street, or at this Once octiS-dEtssu
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NEW BOOKS.


THIRTY Arctic RE80as Or the Adventures CT
Sir John Fraaklil Price 81 So
Fora YEARS By ". B. Whtesar. One
volume. limo, cloth. 81 .
MkRRY's BoOK ASINALs
do do do Prose and Poetry,
do do Tabs ID stories,
do do do Birds,
do do do Wonders,
Each in G 9th; Emo. Price Is cents
DICK FRIEns By Caiharne n. TroUbTse Price Use.
TmyD "a collection b. Mrs AouIton.
I'm. vi Price 81 70
BEuLAH. By Auguss Evans Price s. 25.
LIE AND TRAvELs of Alexander fon Humbcldt with
duction BY Bayari Taylor EolnBs. Price 81 5.
Two WAYS TO WEDLOCK, = Newell. Price 81 IS.
AI.CHTFBCTURAL WORKS.
F.HAGAN has just received sloan's City Suburban
chtetaTe, coutainng public
eiiGess and private residences.
Soans Model Architect, DESIGNS. ecations, and
mats sloans Carpenters Guide, Riddles Scientific Stair
Builder, with ether STANDARD and valuable building
Architecture, &c.
MEDICAL ROCKS.
p HAGAN has lust received lary. general assortsnt
Of Medical Hooks, among which
GRAYs NcE Work n Anatomy:
GAYS Work on Surgery al No. % Market Street.
osSS
p HAGAN,
oct2J-d&Wh - Makes Street.
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Arkansas Land For sale.

OFRER for sale Six Hundred and Seventy Of land
Randolph Arkansas aid land fronts Eleyenp0int
River, mile and salaad is nine miles from Poshonts
Black River which there IS good Steamboat navigation the
year round there hundred ana seventy five
good Of Cultivation II desired the place very sell stu
aeG to make two Set0msn There Is good hewed log
dwelling AID houses, and a5undanty Waered by the best
Of Springs desired there will be thousand bushels Of Corn
sold with the farm. For further Information sd iress.
D. c. BLACK.
Octl4, 5q-ltw&w4gst Bricks Ferry, ArkE
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Gov JoNEs-It was with extreme sorrow, says
the Memphis appeal of Friday, we heard last eve
nlng that this respected gentleman has been sinking
all day and was in condition to inspire the great
est fears. This announcement will be received with
regret throughout the city.
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Splendid stock Farm fer saIe.

EETE are oriag for sale that valuable OF William
w lison's, Williamson county, contai1ing SJ5 Acres,
on the NoleugVe and Pennington Pike, miles from Jorans
Store ito winch is weekly Stsge) " miles from Nash
Vile This is Farms Middle Tennessee we'll
adapted to the cultivation Uorn Cotton Tobacco, VIII
also ali the varieties OF Grasses
This Farm situated in excellent neighb0hc0d
lent TO good and ehurc Improvements excellent
sstng OF an elegant BRICK RESIDEN h. with all
other necessary burldng good including Kitchen hous
Negro bins Stables Grain and TcbacO Barn, &c About SO
the land in high state OF euva the balance
ssg eadJws, woodland R and heavy tnersd lsnd
lot and fed accessible good ru1npg water This
divided into two good farms wih improvements each
Terms Of sale LIBERAL Apply to
] L. 4 r. W BROWN,
Nashville, Tenn.
Or to william ALLISON JoHs s. CLKYARooKE Truue. Mr.
DRUNwRIsHT, be premises, will snow the property.
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nnAnsI.AL,s sELE...Roh.,l l. Ra.I.l.r.

NEARSgALiS SALE -ROhert L. WsaLlsy, and Nc.
FE Casn, Srader others, Steamboat Blanche Lewis.
ih in rem.-By virtue q decree the hy
Hon. West Humphreys. Judg Of The Distct Court and
for the Middle Tsnnessee, l. Jesse Clements,
Marshal OF Court will procseto SELL Saturday the 5h
OF y o'clock, at the upper wharf in Nash
Vile the STEAMBOAT BLANCHE LkWIS boa machinery,
tackle apparel and furniture the highest bidder upon tn
following terms wits Three hundred dollars cash, and
notes with good security aysbe bang, for the residue in three
equal ina ments tselye and eighteen months, with
terpstfror, date. JESSE b CLEMENTS,
CRitei S.ttes Marshal
ocas.dtd Fog the Middle Distri.t df Tennessee
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The Comptroller,. Report.

Following the extracts we have made in pre-
eeding numbers of our paper, are the tabu-
lar statements of taxable property and polls in the
State for 1858 and 1859, The reorganization of
these tables for 1858 i5 as follows: