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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-19
Convention of the rive Houses.

The two Houses in compliance with a joint
resolution, met in convention yesterday morn
ing elect Comptroller, Treasurer, Secretary Of
Stats, and Public Printer. Col J. E r. Ray was
elected Secretary Of State, and E. G. EASTMAN & Co.,
publishers Of this paper elected Public Printer
the being for E c. EASTMAN & Co. 50; fer BAS0,
cANr Co, 81 The Opposition vote was cast for
our neighbors Of the Banner and Patrist: eOmpli-
zent which they well deserve, both as clever gen
Slemen and efficient party organs For the more
substantial compliment which our political friends
were able to pay us, return our warmest thanks
We win endeavor to deserve it, not only by faith
fu and prompt execution of the duties entrusted to
pas but editors Of political paper by intoxicating
band praetcing upon the motto: UNION, Harmony
.AND Concession; EVERYTHING FOR THE CAUSE; Nou-
NE FOR MIN."
The election of Comptroller and Treasurer was
postponed until Friday Of next week.
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Mr.. BICKNE1L was anxious 70 settle this oues-
tion. He proposed as an amendment and IL lien Of
the resolution that We take four copies OF tie Le
gsleve Union eEa Aerieas and four aailiss Of IN.
siy TO be selected By members
The amendment was rejected.
The question recurring upon the adoption Of he
resolution
The yeas and nays were demanded and being or.
dered and taken resulted yeas 80, nays So
So the resolution was rejected
MIR. FORD tfered q resolution that four sopiss
Of the Lsgislativs Union and american, snd two
copies Of the city dAlies be subscribed FOR By the
Doorkeepsr for each member Of the House.
This resolution under o susreasion Of he rulss
vas rejected by yeas 20, nays IS.
And then
On motion the House adjourned till nine and .
half O'clock tomorrow morning.
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NnrAh CnrnIinn.

Alta late meeting OF the Literary Club II Wash
ington. Col. WHEELER delivered an address, in The
course Of which, the States says, he surprised some
ofhis hearers, and interested al by inIo,m 1g hcm
that the first landing OF tle English in Nor,h mel-
lea. the first blood shed in defence OF Amer can b
ertv against British aggression and the first dccara-
ton of American independence took place N Nor'h
Carolina Entering more into detail. he stated that
the expedition sent out by Sir Waller R.Ig1CH led
by ANDAs and BARToN. landed at Roanoke island.
Cur-ituck county, North Carolina. seventeen years
before the first settlement made in Virginia.
and thirty-six before the landing at Plymouth, VIZ:
On the 4th Of July, 1874 the same day OF the same
month. on which little less tian two centuries af-
forwards the North American colonies declared
their independence Of the mother country, and re
sorted to arms to maintain it. Here then on the coast
ofNorth Carolina the first utiorance of the English
tongue in this land of the free was heard, the first
child of English parentage, VIRGINIA DARE, (hcr
name should be transmitted to posterity) was born
and the first roll Of the British drum waited on
The breeze Again, the courage of thccolonists was
first tested in a rencoun,er between them and the
British troops led on by the colonial governor T6Y-
on. at AIamance, North Carolina on the llth May.
I77I before the skrmish at Lexington, Mass. took
place Finally he remarked that the first declara-
ton Of American independence fact he said,
was now placed beyond dsputc-was made by the
patriotic citizens OF Mecklenburg county, at Char
lotto. n c. in the month of May. l775, fourteen
months before the Declaration of independence was
signed by the representatives of the colonies in con
vention assembled These memorable events and
several others that occurred in the revolutionary
era in North Carolina, were, he said, as worthy Of
being commemorated by the genius Of the American
painter and sculptor, the battle Of Bunker HILL
the landing of the pilgrim fathers. or the surrender
of the British at Yorktown and he hoped thatsome
artist would arise ere long competent to undertake
such honorable labors, and TO accomplish them in
satisfactory manner.
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Two numbers of this paper have been issued The
fairness and impartalty of the reports, as well
their completeness, are submitted to the members Of
che two House with confidence in their approval.
As the question Of a subscription by the Legisa-
fure has, somewhat to cur surprise, become mat
ter Of discussion in the Housa We take occasion to
say, that we commenced the hBhlcation of full re-
ports with nc idea Of present profit, but with an
ambition to supply great public want We are
zow paying for reporting proceedings fifty dollars
per week. The extra cost for putting these re-
ports in type will amount to half much more:
says for reporting and printing $500 for session
Of twenty week Paper and press work for one
thousand copies would cost about $500: Making, for
q thousand copies two thousand dollars Individual
subscriptions now amount to 300 at dollar each.
Should the Legislature subscribe for one thousand
copies, at the same rate, that would amount to
$1,000 more The publication would then be net
loss to US Of $500 1t seems to US that if full reports
are desirable, this is as large sacrifice we
should be required to make If they are not want
ell, we can make very decided saving by discon-
tmuiug the publication of the Legislative paper.
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FROM
p. ID. CHENEY, ESQ.
BANK ERR,
CARLINyILLE, ILLINOIS.

" take pleasure in certifying to
the great skill Of DR.. Ealing in cur
ing me of n carriIaginOus tumOr on
nay Right Hand, consisting of a
group OF cells, known by medical
men as FibPO-cartiIaginUus sarcO-
ma which had annoyed me for a
considerable time. &c was impOssi-
bic to bring my fingers together
without causing excruciatang ago
nay. and was told by medical men
that amPHtatiOn was necessary be-
fore L could be cured. am now
happy 10 say tISat DR.. Ealing has
completely cured me, without caus-
Ing any pain whatever. came here
for the special purpose of cOnsuIt-
ing ilin,, and have every reason to
De thankful that was yer induced
10 ASK his aid. L ana abundantIy
thanI6Gul.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
POSTAGE ON DOCUMENTS.

on motion Of Mr.. THOMPSON, the Senate took
up message from the House, stating that the
nous . mad amended (Huuter's) Senate resolution
PrS3Iding FOR the payment of postage on documents
Snu letters sent by members to their constituents
OUT OF the contingent fund of the State by striking
out letters.
and on motion to concur IN the astien Of the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-19
Massey 'Ss'S Lu'''' Il Tsis,on to sell slave.

The heirs OF Henry Luteu. decass'd
II Sppeang salts action Of NtA sCle I'd Masr from
the allegations the PEI which ssorp 20 tat James
S3icer Spcer, EDpersoq ard ri.e
Nancy EppersOn. and TEOHas Scs Elizabeth 49,,
OF the dsferdanis in the above ease
Staeof Tenne aUd with Of t~v r-oss
of this Court il is Therefore pJh Ca ion e mae
for four successive weeks u the e. fer p ne,.,
per publish Cisy ne. reuv ug .a:d non -
dent defenuauts apDee- tsor COuasv Lor at 4 co.. =,
be held flr the county OF 20 he Couf bos in t
toEno W2very, or The fist Modry De>she next and
demUc pei o. or he sane ~ 10 t.
i, ard hsarng TX parte a. q mem Ti -
9Th 5ayof DC Der, 1853. lew NerOIrITV '''
oet1lE4t pr fee 81 c .7- and NJ
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-19

NHE having suse ed 10 the Clerk Of the County
Court Of Humphreys county. the Insolvency az he stc
Of B. NJ Cage, dec d, therefore al, ba ss
the estate AT t SAD deccish hereby noti led them
with the Clerk Of the County Of said couut IN o. [
the 4h day Of APP il next dolly thentieated rs the iz mr.
scrh Tor pro rata dlstroatOn Other Use they
barred J. ~ McADOO, Admir-.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-19
State OF humphreys Counu,
JANIS A HIRE
Petition to sell lsaa

The heirs Of VIM. Rseee, decd. }
appearing tie satisfaction % Clerk and Master as
the segaonsR the petition Is Davis sg
Betha Reece Levi Reeee and Traces Reec the aendn,s 81
the above residents o. the OF Teuasssee
reside in the State OF Inois and within ihs
OF ne ordinary Of this Court Il aaF,
ed publication be m for Successive usel uaiea
and Americans newspaper published the City III NsshKts
fequ ring said resident dsrd appear cuun
y Court at court 70 he held FOR the n nHaphrsys
the Court house in Eavery the FIRST MaHds December
next and plead answer dsmar rosd asa, ne sne
will be aSen for confessed. and for tearing paste AZ 70
tnen. This6th 0ct9eer, 1852. 14 LEfi as4ofNtM.
octllv4t prs Zee 81 lls-i AIa.l.-.
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House, the ayes and noes we're demanded and4iaken
IS follows:
2yfs -Nessrs. Allen, Bradford, Bnmpsss, Horn,
Hunter. johnson, Lane Misklcy. McNeilly, Payne,
Peters Stanton, Tri1nbis, and Wood-l4
Neys--Messrs Hildrsih, MINIS, Mcclellan, Nash,
Richardson, Stokes, StOkely, Thompson, and Speak
er Newman-9
SO the Senate soneurrsd in the anensRenl Of the
House.
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EDGEFIELD---FosTE ApnirEoN.

nN THURSDAY the s0h art On the pfeaes, viii slf
atPubic Sale, all the uasold lots Ia ths afdten-
The iots to he sold front ste (aan Turn.
PIKE. and are 80 feet front by I7o deep.
Also, several ss.s consisting I've tcrss eir
that portion Of the tract 30 handsomely tmherrt.
The above sale positive Intends close the
remainder Of his ground at whatever Il will hriag.
Terms and Tires years, fer no.s payable in Bank,
Sssii 1870 - aus, EEEsLzr,
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Chancery Con rt at Camden.
Oet5ber K ules, lSJ9. I'D
John II. Farmer
- vs. Bill to sell land.

John Booker and Others
1t appearing the Clerk and taste frcn tons in
planants bill sworn TO- " 800 ser aid Edsarl
ery 8larta Boosef are mon.
residents Of the State Of Tennss that t4Orda-y p-p
OF the law cannot be served zen.
ton in the UnO and lessadper published
the city Of Nashville, requr the
above named hents, defend appes
OF tbs ChancsTy beeid county Of Benton the
court house in Csmien the fb Monday next and
plead answer demur compai oil De
aiken for confessed ard for Aes Ps'ieas
Octew4t prinJes's fee 50 y p. UUDSON. G. Z "
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DR.. JoHS 2. NIoHoT- Professor of Astronomy IN
the University Of Glasgow, is dead. HIS various
works-thc Architecture of The Heavens, the SoA'r
system, the Planetary system. the Planet Neptune,
and the Cyc!opTlia Of the Physical Scences--were
written with much eloquence ami power. Prior to
his death he was employed on a new edition of the
Physical Sciences, to be published by Messrs. RI
GRIFFITH & Co, Of London and GLASGOW. He was
also engaged in new Cycoipajia OF Universal
Biography, In the domain Of moral science and
philosophical investigation. Or. NrcIoL has achieved
reputation scarcely less brilliant than in the pecu
lar walk Of his profession. As public Iec+,ror
on his favorite science, he was greatly admired fo~
the eIoquence and beauty Of his Sc, le and the ami,
ness of his illustrations. lie visited the United
States some ten years since and delivered series
Of brilliant lectures on Astronomy.
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HAVANA CIGARS,

Arg. ana veil 'orsa lot Of Cigars, which We reeonmsaa
sAa and OldGov'ruusn. jam Coffee; Ground and Who'll.
10 sitio9 e ,s sD0ye constantly on hand m
B. B. SN6,WDEN & co.
s'tsssE gs.4Uaisa and Ausua.an Bunsna |
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The HAVANA correspondent Of the New York
Herald writes that two cargo of negroes numbering
in the aggregate 1900 have been recently landed
the Cuban coast During the past few months the
English cruisers have captured thirtyone savers
the coast of Africa.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-19

A CHAIIENGE.-CoL Thomas HENRY, formerly of
the United States army, but more recently of Walk
FRS Nicaraguan army, challenged Col FRANK An
DERsov. at New Orleans, last week The latter re-
fused to fight on the ground that he had never in,
Jusd Col HE8II
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PI-an EnR SALE

WILL sell ny pl4ce iuaning Of land, located
he Nashville CO latin Turnpike, fifteen miles from
Nsslge Said Pls els four hundrd yards Of the Bender
sonyle Depot, OF the Mas lVe and Louisville Railroad with
in bar mile OF Blacks th shop, Postolce gooi School,
Church aud NIL Has upon elegant lex dwelling
house good excellent young orchard
just heyuuiag bar OF the st variety OF Fruit fail
Wen Of put and lrrouuded by cultivated aoce
S1u5er county en-. boast o.
For tuher particulars appi the undersigned Heuder
sOnyIlie. T. L. DlSMUkES.
octg-.dlm&w.f
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TEAS,


ssenss Old IA Whisky Hoset.srs Bit,ers 6oul5's b.
- = ROYAL windsor and Old saehem Filters: Chsmpanes Of
R sVo-te brands; Scotch Ale, You ugers Knoxs Asops
snd npera London Porter tgsnuine) Hbbers Msrsetti
sap ID nnesse Brown Stout; Holland Gas Janaca RHn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-19
Our Internal Improvement Interest.

Among other gentlemen sojourning in our city we
have had the pleasure of meeting with Col. CUN-
AIMS, the able and efficient Commissioner Of Roads
from whom we have obtained much gratifying in-
formation concerning the various important Rail
road enterprises Of the State His report when laid
before the Legislature will be read with very gen.
sral interest
Il afforded US great satisfaction TO learn that all
Of our Railroad enterprises now on foot, without
single exception, are in state of steady and sue
eessful progress and we doubt not that under his
fostering care and supervision it will not be long be-
fore our State will be covered with a network of
Railroads connecting every important point, and
larging our commercial agricultural and mechanical
resources to extent fully equal to, if not beyond.
abe most sanguine expectations. Impractical good
eense and un,iring energy of Commissioner CUnsNs
admirably suits him TO ,le position, and we doubt
not that his administration of Railroad affairs viii
be alike creditable 10 himself and beneficial to the
public interest,
After some examination Of the subject we feel
well assured that no state that has given It's aid to
enterprises of this sort has adopted a policy so
practicable in its aims and so safe in its results
Tennessee. The roads that now completed, and
those that are in course of construction, are well
calculated TO oeVelOpe our abundant resources ana
glue US a front rank in the confederacy Of States.
We are fairly committed to the completion OF these
enterprises and while il is policy 70 extend
Cor the present oar liability farther than contem
plated BY existing laws it would be hazardous if
not suicidal to take a step backwards, touching
those roads which are now under contract and
which are being rapidly pushed forward to compile !
ton Under the provisions of the law granting this
aid the companies are to meet the interests accrung
on their bonds and to create sinking fund for their
final redemption; and SO far they have punctuay |
complied with The law If, however, by any false |
step on their own part in legislation they should
he crippled or retarded it nigh, prove serious en-
arrassnelt to the credit of the State and possibly
result in burthernsome taxation TO the people. We
submit therefore. if it would not be the part of |
wisdom in the legislature, while adhering 10 the set
,led poIicy Of extending farther the prospective
liability of the State to do all in its power to expe
,ite these enterprises so to enable them at the
earliest day to afford their facilities to trade and
commerce. and TO meet the interest upon their bond
cd dabtao Some of our roads have not yet COM |
nlrtei frair work TO their termin and every day |
1hat such roads may be delayed will prove serious
svil 10 their own and the public welfare. Then we
sav. speed the iron borset is the policy that will
subserye not only one interest. but every interest
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Time sale Of Groceries

Time sale Of Groceries
BY
HARRIS, GORDON & COMPANY.
ON TUESDAY NEXT, Isth Oct, ls59.He viii en- q
" Public Sale, in large lots win liberal privileges,
lib hhds prime choice Lousgua Sugar:
SOC j5ls extra white reciifei WHISKY;
10 boxes VOLTS Schnspps;
50 casks COyuac Brandy.
leo Cotton C0ul
5'0packyges str Or ldles;
200 boxes R0siu Soap:
500 b. SIMPSONS celebrated Aromatic aeb.T.un
schnsrps:
$50 'els Nails all sizes;
Vita various oi.ser a-ticles.
TERMS OF SALE-aH under $500 cash. All ufus
s. and under siOO0 days. over sIOu0 and
under $3.50 ninety days All ssoVer S30Og four months F
approved erosed notes. payase in ofthe Civ Bank
oetl5 HARRIS. 6OPOCN & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-19

The New York Ti11aHe in enumeratfng the names
cars will he likely to select a candidate Tor tba
Presidency. did not mention the nt.Hs e. Josa BeH
Can our Democratic contemporaries explain this mat
ter:-Memphis BalettHL
1t is not our business to "explan this matter" as
we are not in the confidence of the Opposition lead
ers. We may be permitted to condole with the Ba-
tin, that, if the Tribune has dropped Col BELL, his
only chance of Presidential nomination is gone.
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GREAT SALE OF PROPERTY.

nANIEL YoJEG's ESTATE, on the prem s, for D r.
~ from the city Of Ma S1yille,
On Tuesday, the 22d or November, 1859,
And frsm day to day, nil the whole As
cuor Of DaEe Young. d. will proseed sell zlte pro-
pery OF Kind and cha Of which he died possessed
,sisng in part OF his vaOie LANDS, yeral which
vi a be suitably divided, Stbost ~
TWENEE-SENL LIKELY NEG EgOESs
OF all ages aud s 81 Mules, 20 Brood Mares pair Carriage
ilorss. tine jack cost SI20 O. bay Stallion, good
Jacs 81 class Jenney and besides the large crop
pTssen years sT HOO 3rrels COrn
CT kinds, lrmit mnleme ITS and sUsuiture.
The lands consist Of the 1omepae Of 800 elegantly
proved in every respec "a Of ECO
~ the BuenA Vista ia rapke road with many fine building
sites on IT.
T,s made known ~ Of saIs. Sale to commence ee,h
day e. IOO'c0ck.
II. 7. WILKINSON, Exr.
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A message from the Senate arrounccd the passage
By that body, Of resolution providing for the pay
ment Of postage on documents and letters out Of
the contingent fund of the State, sent by members
TO their constituents.
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FOR SALE.
Desirable Country Residence.

OFFER for'9e the place upon which have a rep
ent year II con ms b Of No land
'ecity on old Frankil Turnpike, has ruoing the
y-.r--1 com ortahe dweIlin,, HI hen, .bIs &c
h0p aud over ile Of good plank fence In fact
the most rble pisces in he county regards neigr
y I'd situation, soil, and natural ayantas For ket
t''den It mot be surpas d. he had in it. A
ply VIZ aENRY SMri Il,
C.t.QiIm Z ID s.Itll aIa-. !. ,eat
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-19

The SPEAKER called the House to order at 81
O'Clock. The session was opened with prayer By
Rev ". Z. WARD Tie journal OF yesterday was
read and corrected.
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Absolute sale Of Lots,
IN BROWNSVILLE,
an TUESDAY, October 2sih At II oslo an TIE prsuissF
" in BroSasye, about % miles from NsshvilIs between
TIE Sc latin and Ports- Pixies, viii sell Buuher
ee 9n eDg los and gardels- No by bDg viii be allgs-
81 gu eac lot offered Willie sold WthoEt the hgk
oaef Terms one tEo and three years credit for noa bear
3 VIZ salts security, payable N Bank, A.
OnDess Vii leave the Bridge o'clock sale commences
uA hvs acre umbered lot opposite Mr.. Wn. hcSAs re
dene near the Gaata rke. COLLATION. usual 10 per ceRs
w 3 2llossd on cash pay nents.
Oeti6Jd JL&RW BROWN.
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TRgAsUHER AND coMp1 .oLLEn.

message from the Senate also announced the
passage of joint resolution authorizing the ap-
poiutmeut Of joint committee to examine iLto the
counts OF the Treasurer and Comptroller
Subsequently on motion Of Mr.. SHE'D, lhis re-
solution was coBcurred in under suspension Of the
rules, and Massrs Sleid Porter aud CAN'T appoint
ed BY The Chair on thepart Of the House.
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the EsIsHTs OF WOMEN.