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d. 80 ana We. HeII.

The Nashville NerS is attempting TO vlndlcate Inc
soupdness of Mr. BELLS views on the slavery ones
tion We are not surprised that the senior Eitor oil
that payer should feel willing to endorse Mr. BELL
when we find in an editorial article in the Nashville
Ps1,b;eqa of 1884. edited by ALLEN \. HALL the
c,IIoyin language with reference to the Convention
,b, about IN assemble to remodel the State Consti-
tuition:
1T Is s1pDosed that efforts will be made TO insert
a provision Tor the gradual abolition Of slavery ard
I,erbans the colonization OF our coOred population
irppp the proprietv of this step we shall not AT
present decide. Much would depend upon the ma
lure of the provision, whether well aaapleu 10 "ui
,,rpsCnt and future condition The Legislature Oh
Tennessee has alrcaay taken up the cause OF colom
cation and made perhaps liberal provision lor II
As our finances permitted The nature q EutRgS-u'e
guqrc6 of public oUipioa-THE VOICE OF RELIGION
ALL HAVE SAID THAT AMERICAN SLAN Ehl
MUST HAVE AN END.
This language appeared as editorial in the col
-,,uv. the Repl5Ecla paper of which the present
senior editor of the Ne,os publisher, proprietor
,,,I o5itor The sentiment contained in this extract
has never been sisavowed by Mr.. HALL, but on the
other hand. when his attention was called 10 II IN
ls56. while aledging that he was absent "heh inc
article was printed he cOntended that the "reihSAS
Of the Republican, Of 1884, most truly reIee'ed H'e
hubble sentiment of the State Of Tennessee at t@'
time.7
The editorial in the Republican was most lmpoi'
tant as calculated to influence the action OF the co
vention then about to assemble on most deii0a'e
and interesting question. The editor, who returned
10 his post a few weeks aftcrward, as we find from
bis files not only failed to repudiate the views eN-
pressed but did nothing to counteract the influence
of the article We are not informed that he ever
abandoned the sentiments which it expresses, and
ave cannot be astonished therefore. that the Ae'os
under his management endorses Mr.. BELLS sound
mess on the slavery question, although that Senator
declared in Congress
1.-The condition Of bondage in which the African
,see Is held in some of the States Of the Unon ha
hon regarded by liberal and enlightened Statesmen
in every part Of 'he world as detect or ol'ii9n "
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own selfish ends and purposes, il Is time that they
should be deprived Of the power 70 do 50 any lon
ger. It is dangerous 70 the prosperity OF the state
to commit to a few men who manage banks pow
er which may be thus abused. hwould be madness
to renew a power IN the hands Of particular mdi
viduas. which has been once welded 10 the injury
and oppression OF the people.
The only way TO keep corporations IN cheek anu
make them respect the interests of the community
Is by reserving power of control over them II
their kact Of incorporation. There is nothing 81
despotic "a a corporation independent of the power
Of the Legislature and irresponsible to tne Pe0ii7
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MARYLAND EECroN.-The Legislature OF Mary
land according to the figures in the Baltimore San,
of Saturday, will have fourteen Democrats in the
State Senate to eight Americans, and forty-seven
Democrats in the House of Delegates to twenty
seven Americans. Ten of the latter were chosen in
Baltimore, and will be excluded, doubtless rom
taking seats.
The State Senator in Baltimore will also be ruled
out This Legislature, which is clearly Democratic
on Joint ballot will have United States Senator to
elect in place of Hon. JAMES A. PEARcE, whose term
of service expires Of, the 4th of March, 1861,
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The Banner in an article referring to Mr.. Trim
mrs Rfll TO recha1ter the Planters Bank, urges
,,e Legislature to immediate action on the question
,i, immediate action, the Banner thinks is neces-
sarv TO relieve the pressure Of the money market
Now. unless the Banks have wilfully produced tins
strngency which is complained OF, for the purpose
of forcing the Legislature to renew their charters
.ra do not see how their recharter could possibly
aIieve the pressure. If they now doing all they
,a,, % nromote the public welfare, for which pur
- alone the Legislature has power to grant them
,.+o.s atan-why. it is evident that they could do
10 more to relieve the immediate wants OF theconl-
munity, even though the Legislature should grant
them an act Of incorporation tomorrow II the
Ranks have not created tins distress their recharler
would net enable them to reiie'e IT, II 'ne BANKS
have brought distress upon the country for their
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Correction

An error occurred in printing paragraph IN our
article of Yesterday OF the Planters Bank.
The passage should read as follows
Buvinr sixty DAYS bills al a discount Of one and
half per cent as is constantly done by the Planters
and other Banks, and re-inyestiEg the proceeds IN
sxtv DAYS exchange at discount OF three per cent
the Bank realizes four and half per cent on ul9
actio
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LegisIative Reports.

Hereafter we shall publish the reports Of Legis-
lative proceedings from the midday adjournment
of one day until the same hour the next day mus
the paper of this morning contains the proceedings
of the afternoon session of Tuesday on the frst page
and of the morning session Of Wednesday on the second
page. This arrangement is made to accommodate
our tri-weekly edition, and viii be continued dnr-
inc -he remainder of the session.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Valuable City Property,
ATPyBLTC SALE

ON SATURDAY the Isth day Of November next on The
premises sell that des rable property on Cne
~ Street, belonging Christian ohureh which aeir
Church The lot fronts g feet on Cherry street
and $50 the centre OF the alley Cherry Ia
becoming the important street in 1he Post once
and the new the vicinity Of this property and re-
Acct yalue on il but little dreamed Of By our citizens
The lot will divided three @ feet each thus ahordina
rare opportunity all classes Of community to Pr'ears
an eligible business location
The sale positive, the Church determined to close II
ont Tern one, and three years cedt, for note sstisiac
oy secured ang Interest," payable N ban1 and len re
tanned Sale at II o'clock, A N.
4 "a. ". I. II u.
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M,GAVOGK.

POSITIVE SALE:
on THURSDAY, the 10th inst, wiz bring OF great
DDITIONs
West Of FILLMORE Avenue The lots to re sold front on Viii
more Avenue Jefferson Street and West and North
fhe above The Lots that will be offered that Cay belongs
different parties determined to let them be Sold no mat
what price.
One two and three wears credit notes satisfactorily secur
ed hearing interest lien retained Sale az II o'clock A. N
Plots OF the ground will be lsady in day or two.
E A y .
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valuable Broad street Property
FOR SALEy
On One, Two and Three Years Credits
WITHOUT INTEREST,

ON FRIDAXs THE nth INSTANT
VNTE viii fOrsale, to the highest bidder the prsmi
w es hat very desirable fronting LOO feet Broad
street. owned and occupied hy James Johnson Esq We
propose to Sc in - feet ach and q feet
on which last family residence We deem entirely
unnecessary say anything reference the vsus Of Bread
street property Tor il known and Of by all men, but
we tti1k thatIhs which this properys offered ought
draw good crowd aud ms IRE spirited bidding.
The htving purchased country home in the quiet
Edgefeld deterined sell hense oer hi de-
property credit OF and yeaas 40A0a1 Rsrssf
which certainly Offering the purchaser advantages which
be will again sale a. II o'slOck, n
We would examination af te pEanies before day Of
sale. sa ISL X dLAsCOCk 4 CO..
nnvs-m
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YaIuable Free Soil Property

ON SATURDAY, the I2th day Of November next, The
premises, will sell at public sale that valuable property
on Broad street occupied BY OPAE POPE.
The lot fronts fifty Brosd and hack 30 feet
an alley, and will be divided into tive lots Of g feet front each
property is Wilma few feet Of ne pePet "a free from
TERMs-SlGO each lot. the balances two and
three years. and without Interest," IN payable in Bank sat
octS6-td AVS. LINDsLEY
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Louisville and Nashville
uRaTWRnAn.

FrWO through Passenger Trains Nashville and lou
sviIle nakinQ close connections Louisville for New
Yo- boston, pha Baltimore, Washington City But
falo Niagara Falls Cleveland, Cincinnati, St. Louis ana Us
far
FIRST train leaves Nashville NJ daily stopping At Gala
lin Bowling Grsen GLASGOW Junction. EEabstGssas and
ars4u ar stations oulh Lebanon Junction. Ehen sgnaed
nv lar and arriving in Louisville 2O N. Aeturningi
leaves Louisville at $50 NJ stopping As aosEe ane arriving
in Nashville at SIG P NJ -
Second train leaves Nashville at 995 daily Sundays ex
eept stopping as and arriving ia louisville az
9 at night Returning leaves louisville at al n stopping
IS above arriving IN Nashville al lsle 81 night
allatn Accom- aodaton leaves Nashville daily sun-
DAYS exssped stopping at regular stations Ehsn
Turning leaves aIlan at " and arrives in NashTtlls at
s:4j A. n. .,,,. :,
Al. FIELD, Gsn'I. Ticket Ag's.
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The Song of the "FlnancIOr.''


ny NICHOLAS BIDDLE, THE SECOND.
Givsme a Bank-a paper Bank,
The best machine for saving labor,
Far who would toll and sweat himself,
When there's chance to StOeat his neighoorf
AwAV, now, With your power looms,
Revolving Jacks and spinning JsnHissi
Contryances for picking yogi ..-- ..
Can't match the Banks for picking pennies
"Es aiAa niAa. IT," was once
maxim mych il vogue with sOmei fa
But few indeed ran maintain
That nothing from nothing come
For though the anc,ents cou convert
Their gold to rags, las we are toldJ
Ye,we in tiuss mare civilized, N
Can make from rags the beJt of gold.
AL hail, then, glorious alchemy, rrs. ASA
That can fron, EOtlHg somsthipg make
What pity things created thus,
Their primal form are prone to take.
60 let Us have bank, my boys
A fOrtunsthus all may win
Like lilies Of the valley live,
Who 'toil not, nsthor dc they SPIN"
with paper, then, all debts we'lIpay,
And should our credit eer get loE,
I,neyer comes amiss TO say
wThe croakiug Eards have made 1t So"
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Important Sale Of Valuable Land at
Anefs0nl - u.

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Wv the premises fifteen Lots Of the Mon
OF land. The contain from q sacAS bea1t
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CHAPTER I. .sr
Liuuy Glenn--AIrs. Castor and her sick child.
cHAFTEa n.
How Needle woman Lives. asetsss r.
CHAPTER
Death of Ms GAsTox's chiId--A Mothers Anguish
CHAPTER ".
Liusy Glenn arOuses The Interest Of trAnger.
| CHAPTER V. -. u.
Some of the Troubles Of Neells-~OmAn-A Friend in Ned
CHAPTER VI
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l4A IS CHAPTER UH.
Henry Castor 5 trsatnsntsy sharp.
CHAPTER X.
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r CHAPTER I.
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The following verses, we are assured by cores
pondentwentt rounds of the papers twenty years
ago. but nanciers" have learned no new tricks and
they are equally applicable to the condition Of things
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rnvNgssnn LEeIsEAEuRE,



WEDxespAr, No7entsr 9, 1859
IN. s.nsta vas c,llsd ID oder al Q o'clock, by
the soeaker, and was opened with prayer ~ tae
Rev. Mr.. Hayes.
Mr.. TRIMBLE presented the following petition
10 ts HonsrabIs the LsqisIafrs Of the State Of lsn-
Taeupdsrsienei, in behalf of number Of their
fel;ow-cit,zsns coposea Of those engaged 10 VAR
On, pursu,ts aud in c0mpliaBes with the ou'y im-
posed on TEEN by resolution adopted il public msst
inc on the stu instant, most respectfully present 70
voslr honorable body-thst to them and 'hose 'nfy
represent on this occasion, there Is DO question:
ljkely u engage your attention Sc Legislators lnas
involves The sams amount Of interest," as does at
present, the great q le.tian OF the currency
Your honorable b0dy Is doubtless aware enae ~
present, there exists an untresedente1 sea.ol y,
The circulating medium of the coautry ANA you
ara also no doubt aware of the fac', that for carry
inc on It's commerce and its ordinary trahc, tne
circplatien frcn all our banks is reduced TO gum
NOT exceeding if equalliDg three millions OF aOliArs'
/ so amount certainly not more IN as muca) rs ohs
third of what is necessary Tor suoh purpose ~
espscia;iy at season of the year when Is OF the
/ HIGHEST i'm nortspee to I'VE at command the means
/ vi erezsh 10 move the Agricultural aud other pro-
ducts Of the Safe to 'nfke|
win spcb a naluable deficiency Of The means fol
conducting the commercial ep srstons Of ne coan'ry
and the INN neat danger attending sueh sla'e O
affairs. the uude ned feel assured that y,ul
honorable bsdy will not attribute to them dssir'
t, unreasonabiy jan oruue you, in regard to a mat
ter deenedhy d en- 50 inl ortants and hence ihe!
feel free in respse fully asking Of you TO give th
snl;act sncb cary attention 4vioga due regard 4
ohar inanoTtant messIres) As in your judgment ma.
seem pr5per and eongsnieat, aod eommsnsurau
8ih its Importance
Hayinp the u IN 1st confidence, not only in you
ability. but also in desirs TO promote this All
the other great in eress eonhded y you the under
7 sngvest 10 YOU any plsn whatever, whereby to &C
E eomplish Che sougat for relief, but simply to ca
your attention 10 the subject, ami ask for il tina
nro,n tpess of action which they deem the suffice
entitled to.
t This the undersigned most respectfully do. Wit
the hope and belief that their prayer will be fsTol
ably responded r.. Very respectfully,
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Missouri Land for Sale

( OFFER for sale in parcels to suit purchasers, a
! quantity OF fine AgricuIl raj Lands il South
Vest Missouri. They have been selected with
great care, and for quality they are not inferior to
any lands in he West.
Snnth West Missouri is being settled rapidly by
| theinterprisins Farmers from Pennsy!vanla, Ohio.
Iupiann, Illinois ond Iowa The completion OF
the Railroads chartered, and now under construction.
| will open to thest lands The best OF II arkets. State
| and county Ruads are lend out through the lands
| offcr for sale. the State Road from Neosho to
| Rounviile passes directly through hem. They Law
in the midst of good settlsmenls, with Schools and
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Fever and Ague,

from Uhich mankind suffer over a large part o.
the glooe. Is the consequence OF a diseased aeuon
in the system. induced ~ the poisonous miasin o.
vegetable decay. This exhalation is evolved ~
the action o. solar heat on wet soik and nses vita z
the watery vapnr from L. While the sun Is below
the horizon tins vapor fingers near the earth sur
face, aud the virus s taken with II through the
lung into the blood. There It acts Is an irritating
poison on the internal yiscera and excrcting organs
Of the body. The liver becomes torpid and faisto
sccrete not oply this virus, but also the bile from
the blood. Both the virus and the bile secsFnulats
in the circulation. and produce violent c~o1stitn-
tioual disorder. The spleen. the kidneys. and the
gt0ntch svmpathize with the liver, and become
disorlered also. Finally, the instinct Of our or
ga1ism, as if in an attempt TO expel the noxious
infusion, concentr ties the whole blood Of the body
ia the internal cNcretories TO force them TO cast it
ont. The blood leaves the surface, and rushes 20
the central organs with coHgestive violence. Tha
is the CiurL. But in this effort it fails. Then the
FEVER follows. IN which the blood leaves the CEN
trail organs aud rushes to the surface, as il in
another effort to expel the irritating poison through
that other great eNcretory The skin. In this
also il fails, and the system abandJns the attempt
exhausted, and waits for. the recovery OF strength
to repeat the hopeless Effort another day. These
arc the fits or parovysms Of FEVER Am AGvE-
Such constitutional disorder will OF course under
mine the health il Il is not removed.
We have labored to find, and have found' an
npfiS,Fa @ t F[H
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutrllizas this m rinus poison in thd
blond, and stimulates the liver to eXpCl it rom the
body. As it should, 50 It does cure this affecting
disorder win perfect certainty. And it does mO.c,
or rather does what is Of more service to those sub
ject TO this infection. If taken in season it expels
it from the system rs it is absorbed, and thus keeps
those who use il free from its attacks keeps the
System in health although exposed to the diseases
Consequently it not only cures, but protects frolnt
the great variety of affections which are induced
bv this malignant influence, such as Remittcnt
Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Acuei
Periodical HeAiachc, or Billions Headache, BlliOas
Fcvcrs. Neuralgia Rheumatism, GOut, Bhndnossi
1'aothache, Elraehe, Gttarrh, Asthma, Pdlpita%
tons, Piinful Affections Of the Spleen, Hystcricss
Cole, Paralysis, and Painful Affections of the
Stomach and Bowels. all OF which, when arising
from this elase, win he found TO assutle more or
less the Intermittent type. This A5tB CuRS'
removes the cause OF these arrangements, and curcs
the disease. .-t.tAgK.~
This il acconplishcs by stimulating the excrc-
tories to exUcl the virus from the system ard
these organs by degrees become habited to do this
their Office of their own accord. HeTre arises what
we term arrG,natatiol. Time may accomplish the
same end. but often life is not long enough, or is
sacrificed in the attempt, white this AGuE CURE
does it at once, and with safety. We have great
reason to believe this is a surer as well as safer
remedy for the whole class OF diseases which are
caused by the miasmatic infection, than hny other
which has been discovered; and it has still another
important advantage to the pubic, which is, that
it is cheap as well as good.