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PUBLIC SALE Or
Real aud Perennial Prnnnrfz-

NN Wednesday, the 10 day Of October viii sell
the highest bidder. al residence. he Tract Of Land
which now live y miles from Nashville, the Murfrees
borO Turnpike and within one half mile Of Mount View De-
pot the c. K. R.. containing 1922
all nclOsd with good Cedar rail encs; the soil fsrte ven
Waered with sufficient timber for The purpose Of tie farm. has
Il good comfortable Yelling house. with all necessary
good orchard and gsren and perhaps he
healthest localities in the county.
One hundred will be sold tie improvements the
balance two lots Of about 30 eaeb, s whole
one lot to suit purchasers.
ALsO0De other tract, lying the aureesboro Turnpike
10 milesfrom Nashy e containing Acres half
cleared, the balance tim5ered.
ALsO-35 40 OF Cedar Land 70 miles Nashville
and mile from the turnpike.
AsoMy whole STOCK CROP consisting of Horses, Cat
tle Hogs Corn, Fodder, Hay Wheat Household Kitchen
furniture, Farming Utensils, sc sc
TBRNS-The personality viii b. sold months lins for
all S. under IS cash. The land viii and
years credit with interest.
For further Information apply to Hancs Woodward Agents.
Nashville, or to the subscriber on the premises.
octl-itEkd II. WOODWARD.
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By Mr.. vAuGN III. sO1 to amsud the laws IN
relation to profanity, and defining said offence
LEATR OF ABSENCE.
On motion by Mr.. MARTIN, ar. Barksdals OBJ
tanned leave Of absence for next week
AeRicrLrrRkL rArRs.
The SPEAKER announced the appointment Of
Mr.. NALL upon the eonmmittee to attend The Di-
visiou Fair st jackson in lieu Of AlF. JOHNSON, who
declined.
The SPEAKER laid before the House commu-
nicatioas from the Weakley County Fair inviting
the attendance of members on the 9th, 18th and
29th inst.
On the motion Of Mr. BAKER, Of Weakley, the
invitation was accepted and the Speaker appointed
Messrs Baker, Frazier and Richardson, commit
tee TO attend.
NEWSPAPERS FOR MEMBERS.
Mr.. HEBB. gave notice Of motion to reconsider
the vote BY which the resolutions subscribing for
newspapers failed to pass on yesterday.
POSTAGE on PUBLIC DOCUMENTS.
Ga the metion of Mr.. WISENER the rules vera
suspended and his resolution providing for paying
postage on public documents was eonsidered and
rejected by yeas q, nays 90.
wArAUaA BRIDGE COMPANY
Mr.. BUTLER, by leave, introduced bin RI. &.
SIT to incorporate the Watauga Bridge Company
Read the first time.
-as REPORT OF TEE BANK OF TENNEHsEE
Mr.. WILLIAMS of Hickman made an inefFsclu-
al motion to order the usual number Of copies Of
| the report of the Bank Of Tennessee printed
Andthen
| On motion the House adjourned till to-merroE
morning 0 o'clock.
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From the Memphis Avalanche.

THE GOvERNOB's MESs4aE.--The whole of this
document viii DO found in our paper this morning.
The olearness and perspicuity Of its arrangement
and statements, would render any extended COM
mens unnecessary, if its length allowed of our
making them at this time.
Allarge portion of the message IS will be seen,
is devoted 10 the subject of the currency and the
hanks. The positions taken and the views expressed
on this interesting subject. are the same that have
been heretofore advanced by the Governor, both in
his previous messages and his speeches before the
people. The restrictions which he advises shall be
applied to any banking system that may be estab-
lished, are the same which were advocated by him
in his late canvass. and must, we think, command
the approval of our legislators as they have al
geady received the endorsement Of their constitu-
ents Their engraftment upon the banking policy of
the State, though it could in Judgment secure
us against all the evils incident to paper money
system, would there is doubt avert in the future
very many Of the disasters which have marked the
history of the past, and By which we have been al
mos, bankrupted at home and generally discredited
abroad. Certain we are that system of banking
should be fOstered inaugurated which does not
clearly embrace each and every one of the guards
and restrictions referred to by the Governor
This, and the other interesting subjects of which
1t treats, will we have no doubt, gain for the mes
sage very general and attentive reading from all
who take interest in the welfare and prosperity
of our State.
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We would remind our correspondent " HOPEFUL
of our rule requiring the names of contributors to
accompany their communications.
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Time sale of Groceries
BY
HARRIS, GORDON & COMPANY.
an TUESDAY NEXT, 18th Oct, 1853, we viii offer a.
~ Public Sae IN large lots with liberal privileges,
1856 hhds prime and choice Louisiana Sugar;
500 bbls extra white rectihel Whisky;
loo boxes VOLTS Schnspps;
SO casks Cognac Brandy.
300 boxes Manufactured Tobacco, various brands;
Ito reels Cotton Cord;
$50 packages Star Candles;
200 boxes Resin Soap;
500 boxes L. simpsons celebrated Aromatic schedam
Schnapps:
$50 kegs Nails, all sizes;
With various other articles.
TERMS OF SALE-All sums under $500, cash. All
$50 and under $780, sixty All sums ever OUO and
under SOO ninety days All $1,000 four
approved endorsed notes. payable City Bank
octl5 HARRIS, GORDON & co.
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AK AUGUSTA :. EVANS, mobais, Ala.


e1slsrgs and A<rs DuOdscfme To1sns
BEcLAH . tals Of Southern life descriptive Of sesnsssed
events N che o. our Calf cities, history Of pscr ana
unfortunate bus proud and remarkably -ts orphan Who r
siss 70 support herself under circumstances Of great i ma
finally trunphs b. attaining the led oson and vim
ming an enviable reputation through literary ors Bss
ming At the alph1et Of skspc, suggested to childish
mind, Beuahs and religions life Is arcI ADD ana
yse - passes successfully through ses Of he prominent
phOsophe phases Of the age, and struggling all uraaed amid
the nOrassssOf doubt snd atheism, Ultimately rested her ssa
s0El in the eouess amosphrs Re4eistou some Of
the pages contain discussions Of The deepest problems watch sgs
long peexed he world, and many Of metaphysical ae
FaOns Of the aeaysed and discarded Throuzhout the
may be traced desire and effort to lead young
and gifted minds into paths than phosophc system fur
nsh, and encourage and foster every germs o. Tie
Bsauu which, properly developed, insure pure and
sahsui Estheties. ne, Bsulah history o. very m
and ambitious wOmani whose life, early oveTsbsoNs b.
sorOws. gradually frightened earnestly
discharge the dEes Of Der position. and eonsecd her
70 the service OF the Coed, the True the Beautiful
The Publishers hesitate saEs rspatafos
judzssOs what good Interesting and original ably
written, upon the merits Of his pToison OF Of
most CITED and popular Of ryOang and rising aaihore
JUST Resolved BY
". It. BERRY & COMPANY
octS Public sqaars
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AUCTION sale OF GROCERIES
BY
MORRIS & STRATTON.
"WEDNESDAY MORNING next October I9h, 1859, we will
w OIer at auction
60 hhds choice Sugar;
10 bbs Crushed and Powdered Sugar;
40 bills Molssses;
100 bbls Whisky, various brands
81 bbls Vinegar;
90 bb's No. Mackerel;
90 kits No. MAckerel;
so casks So IA;
100 bozSs Soap;
800 Star randles;
so boxes Starch
50 dozen Painted Buckets;
IS dozen WaShbowls;
10 nests Tubs;
% meats Market Baskets:
800 kegs nails
With many other articles in the Grocery line.
Oct5:B MORRIS & sTRATT0N.
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T. g. BvRoE J. N. SWAMI
BURGE g. SWAMI.

WHOLESALE GROCERS,


BRAEDTESs WINES, CIGARS, &C.,
COR. COLLEGE AND CHURCH SITS, NASHVILLE, TENN.
VNTR in receipt of large and stock
w Groceries, Liquors, &C. which invite the
Of the trade
Sugars
80 bids Louisiana Sugar, $50 bbs Baltimore Louisiana
100 bbls Y and Philadelphis Coffee Sagar;
Crushed Sugar, IS bbls Bal ore and Louisiana
so bbls n Y and PHILADELPHIA Loaf Sugar:
Powdered Sugar; 25 bbls Baltimore and Philade-
phia D Sugar.
Coffee.
500 sacks Rio Coffee, IS do o. G. Java Cofee,
100 do Laguyra do;
mOlasScs.
go bbs New Moiases, 50 ten gallon kegs GOLD. syrurI
200 y bbls do 90 bills do do
100 ten gall kegs do
LIQUORS.
800 hbs Deans Whisky, 200 best Robertson county
100 do Wilshre's do Whisky,
IS do Ward g. Cary $50 bbls Rive 4 Bourbon do
Is do s7iths old Longyorh's Catavba
% or. pipes Sherry & Madeira Wine;
Wine; 90 \ casks oil Burrundv Port
pipes Jean Louis Brandy; Wine;
pipes Holland Gin; 50 bask Champagne Wine
bills Ale; 10 bbls Vinegar;
e5 casks London Porter;
Together with every other usUaI kept in the Grocery
Inc. loetlSd1 BURGE & SWAMI.
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS TRUNKS
Best Sole Leather Covered Trunks;
Russet Iron Frame Covered Trunks;
The mOrphy Sole Leather Covered Nrunks;
Ladies large dress Trunks, with drawers and trays;
Ladies Medium Packing Trunks;
Ladies Bonnet Boxes, tray tops;
oAshland" Sole Leather double top VAlices;
Russet and Sole Leather Plain Vslcss;
Russia Leather satchels and Bags;
Velvet and Tapestry Travelling Bags, &C., &c.
large assortment Just received for sale cheap prices for
cash by JOHN RAMAGB,
octI5 AZ College Street
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FARM FOR SALE.

MAN to contract to cut ard cord from thousand
corso wood, adjoining Edgehed Apply to the undersgn-
ed at the Warehouse Of r. 5. French & Son.
Octi4 II II. 8 FRENCH
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Mr. WISENER presented a petition from certain
merchants OF Bedford and moved that il be referred
70 the special committee appointed yesterday on
merchants tax without reading.
The motion was agreed 10.
Mr. BENNETT presented 9 petition from sundry
merchants of Gallatin, and moved that it be re-
f rred without reading to tbs special committee on
merchants tax
The motion WAS agreed to-
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nBOx STOVES.

Futed de and plate stoYe Round plate stoves various
other patterns Of all suitable for churches ard school houses
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NASHVILLE and numbered accordingly They belong The
Alfred Balch deceased aud sold for Distribution
among the legatees.
TBRNS-Rrou SO to $50 will be required in cash each
Lot for the b=iance credit Of g. L Is months with
viii be given Notes good security required and
lien retained to secure The payment Of the sane
= X. CUEATHAM,
angs4td Prs fee si4 CLERK and Master.
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Why is an ignorant Judge like necessity! Because
&c kneWs no law,
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no COUNTRY BLACKSMITHS,

OYER, at very figures, choice FARM Of I33 acres,
i've miles fnsm city, the Whites Crek Turnpike Az.
~ to the undersigned Southern Methodist Publishing Horse
A. P. McFERRIN
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$4,000 ssi Haa S.s F Fa.4 iii: c.. S % .o
TALON q being far superior any other in this II you
wish Coal give you hot rno cnder
per sulphur buy the ETNA BY doing you will
money, asst will burn much longer than any other
Orders dropped in Box 81 Postoee at the Yard
back Of the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Depot
sep30 s. J. AGNEW.
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WANTED.

EETAETEDa situation as Gardner, by person eompe.
tent to give satisfaction in any department. City refer
ences can be given. Apply at this Office.
Ohtl4-dIIF
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LOST.

VEsTERDAY morning, Ladyss Geld Anchor
watch. with the name OF Edward Fare, Bra. stree
and the No 1906 inda Gold Chain, Lockst Key and Pin
attached The Watch lost the Public Square or In
vicinity. Thehnder will be suitably rewarded BY leaving
at the Bookstore MOI, College street.
fS-Af
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sngs4-td Prs fee sI4

POstPOnement and Change Of Place.
Tee above sails postponed until WEDNESDAY the l9h %
this month and viii take place the premises the
hours. z. h. CHEATHAh, Clerk and Master.
October sth Is5g-dtd
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DISSOLUTION

FHR copanershP heretofore existing between the undersign-
ed, under the style Of BURGE ALLEN, dissolved by
mutual the 10th inst Either partner fully
thorized to sign the OF the firm in liquidation.
J. @. BCRGE,
Nashville, Oct. IA, 1859. GEO. @. ALLEN.
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OFFER for sale Six Hundred and Seventy Of lsn in
Randolph county Arkansas aaid land fronts Eleveupoint
River mile and Sa(a2d niue miles Pocahontss
on Black River 70 which there good steamboat navigation the
year round there hundred and seventy i've in
good state Of Cultivation. II desired place very we'll stu
ated TO make two settlements, There good log
dwelling and out houses and abundanty by the best
Of Springs. If desired there will thousand bushels Of Corn
sold Uith the farm For further Information address,.
D. c. BLACK.
Octl4, 0y-dtEEE4Es- Bricks Ferry, Ark's.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRIDAY. October IA. 1859.

The SPEAKER called the House to order at 9
o'clo
The session was opened with prayer BY the Rev.
DR.. REUBEN FORD
The journal of yesterday was resd and anthem
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MASONIC BOOKS.
ARoHITECTURAL WORKS.

p. HAGAN has received sloans City Suburban A.
cte1re containing designs and details for pubic
edihces and private residehces-
SlOans Model Arcet, with designs specifications, and eJ
solns Carpenters Guide. Kddss Scientific sair
Buiider with Other standard and Building,
Architecture, &C.
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Mr.. WISENER offered resolution changing the
Constitution of the State Of Tennessee SC that tn
Secretary, Treasurer, and COMPTROLLER of State
shall hold their offices for four years. and that the
ID clause of sec Is art. be SO amended as TO
read 'hat Clerks or Master of the Chancery Courts
(if tie Chancery Courts shall be estsbehed or con-
tinuedl shall be elected by the qualified voters in
,her respective counties districts at such times
and places as msy he prescribed by law"
The resolution lies over oRe day under the rule
COMMITTEE ROOMS FOR THE SENATE.
Mr.. BENNETT moved 10 reconsider the vote by
which the two rooms outside of the bar grant,
ed for the use of Senate Committees.
Mr.. WILLIAMS, of Hickman, moved to amend
by rendering 10 the Senate the use of any ON
belonging to the House in the Capitol buildine.
Mr.. MARTIN moved to dispense with the furth II
consideration of the subject till Wednesday ext
The motion was agreed to.
EEw BILLS.
The following bills were introduced, sew rally
read the first time and passed to the secO-d read
ing:
amend the act establishing the Agricultural Bureau.
By Mr.. DOAK ri. R 74) to incorporate the AIDE
phian Society of MurfreesbOro.
Bv Mr.. KINCAID, of Claiborne, "a. R. 75) to
supply an omission Of the Code
Ry Mr. FARRELLY III. R. 76) to incorporate
The Grant white Lead and Oil Company.
By Mr. FORD (H R. 77) to increase the Jurlsdlc-
ton Of Justices Of the Peace.
By Mr. FRAZIER III. R. 7s) to amend the As
SCISSORS Law of this State.
By Mr. WHITMoRE, ii. R. 79l to permanently
locate the seal Of justice Of Upton county,
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We have the pleasure of laying before the readers
OF the appeal this morning the biennial Message of
the Governor, and we recommend them to read it
carefully and 70 consider it earnestly 1t contains
lucid sucenet and accurate statement of the cOnd-
ton Of our State government with which every in
tegent man, whether he be politician or not ought
to be thoroughly acquainted. 1t especially behooves
every business man and fnancer to inform himself
on this subject He cannot get a clearer or more
satisfactory knowledge anywhere than from the able
message OF Governor Harris.
The most interesting portion Of the message re-
laes to banking and currency, in which the COVER
nor undertakes to give his views IN erenSo relative
to the restrictions that ought to be imposed upon all
banking institutions chartered by the Legislature
He bases his entire system of restrictions upon the
constitutional idea that these corporations are Great
ed for the public good" and then proceeds to emu
merae the restrictions which he deems necessary TO
secure the advantage of the people 1t is unneces-
sary that we should in this paragraph, reterate the
nine restrictions that proposed by the governor
They all believed by the Democratic party to be
sound, wholesome and necessary in order to secure
conference.-the currency at ali times, for the
people; and this belief is confirmed by the examples
of New York and Pennsylvania.
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CAHOON,S SEED SOWER.
INHE Machine invented for broad cast Sowing and
se, IS ma iA'--'' ARMSTRONG & co
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DRRPARED from fresh Hops make the Whes., sweetes.
snd most wholesome bread known One cake will make
leaves domestic bread. The cakes will keep fer
No one who them will be Witneut thsmi
is cents per doseni 81 50 per gross ,,,,-,,,r,,
ectI AAChENAAbe
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CASTINGS.

9JOo pieces Ovens skets Pots Kettles Stock Kettles,
Dog Irons, &C. in and for BY single piece
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COPARTNERSHIP.

TEIHE UNDERLINED have formed copartnershp under the
style Of URGE n W,ANN, for purpose transact
ing general Grocery Business.
]. C. BURGE,
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES

CARTER, wILLSFORD & Co.,
Successors Carter Mckay & Co., and p Lailier.)
On Wednesday, October 18th, 1859,
WYE will Warehouse No. S, Mar
wv ket street. large Of Fresh and Choice Gro
leries comprising in part the following ticles, viz:
100 bags Rio COFFEE, leo doz Wash Tubs,
so bbs MolaSSes, 100 doz nests Rs) Tubs
81 bbls p Powdered Sugar, $50 :" 80 do
so bills Crushed do 100 boxes Fancy Candy,
100 bbls Pixies Monongehaa 100 st Matches,
Whisky, 100 gross Shangby. do
81 bbls old Bourbon county do 100 German do
SO old Robertson County do 400 boxes Star Candles,
50 bbis old Rye do 100 boxes Foxe Starch,
10 bbls old Wheat do 3oD Wrapping Paper,
2j bbls Cognae Brandy, 25 bags Pepper,
30 bhs Holland Gin. 265 boxes W K q Cheese.
80 bhs H. Smiths Old Re. 300 dozen Painted Buckets
serve Whisky. 900 boxes Palm Soap,
IS and Butter Crack so boxes Lancaster do
100 Rie!ds9 Id Oysters
$50 kegs Nails assorted, $50 10 a. do
300. 900 assorted Cigars. 81 " Picked do, in glass
200 boxes Schnapps. goo boxesst. Louis Ssap,
l0U boxes Tobacco vars binds
With many other articles max up complete sale.
CARTER, WILSR0RD q CO,
Oct, l5-d No, Market street.
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EKTB win also sell for Congness soboxss Cheese g b IS
w Clover Seed fresh ana new and IS bills bolsd Ae nd
Porter. tOcs7.l CARTER, WILLsRcRD & co.
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JUST Resolved By
". Il. BERRY & COMPANY,
octS Public square
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MEDICAL BOOKS.

HAGAShas just received Gray's Descriptive surEes
Anatomy
Gross Work Surgery; also, Kscslaneous Text
Books. large and general assortment
p HAGAN,
Oct5-dAvtf ~ Ma-ket Street.
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GREAT ATTRACTION
AND
Superior Inducements TO Persons wanting
Cheap Homes, and to Spectators.
OUR FIRST REGULAR FALL SALE Of
LOTS
WIN take place on Tuesday, 18th inst At which time We
Wv will sell auction, about IS Lotsthe remaining unsold
Lots in Welckes Addition to Nashville These Lots nney
located Franklin Pike. adjoining the land
Overflow and o. B. Hays, deceased, within few
hundred yards Of orporzOn lue and the improvements
the city 100 feet and back zoe feet and fine
" suited and gardening purposes. pare
ular description Of the lots, &C given in few days.
OUR SECOND REGULAR SALE.
We will sell TUESDAY, the 18th ins the premises
Brownsville fifteen to twenty the beautiful
sibs Suburban Residence Lots In The vicinity Of Nashville
tanning These lots finely situated,
well imbered soil fae number Of them
pike and the Gallan pike onTeni-nt
fine churches The neghborhecd unsurpaased
Further particulars in bills.
Our third regular sale on Tuesday, Nov. 1.
Tuesday LIST Of November SELL on the premises
in West Nashville eighteen twenty Of the best lots Broad,
MeNairy Dsrumbrane snd Locpst Also %
he finest lots BOyds and Haynes Additions. Noes Of s
o. her sales in proper time.
z. J.. L. &. r. W. BROWH.
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Public sale OF
HORSES, BROOD MARES, MULES, JACKS
AND JENNETS, &C, &C.
TTNHR undersigned Executor William voolfolk deceased
will offer for sales a. his residence In Jackson. county,
THURSDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF NOVEm-
BER,
Fifteen Fine Brood Wares, Nine Horses,
Thirty Mules, Fifty head Of Cattle.
ALSO,
Hogs, sheep, Tobacco Corn, Oats, Farm
ing Utensils, dc.s &c.
ALSO,
SIX FINE JACKS q FIFTEEN JENNETs.
TEAMS sArE-TWelve months credit approved sseu-
riiY for all sums over ten dollars
octll-d&tnEit&WN Executor.
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T. G, BuRGK.

On retiring from business solicit the pat
ronageof my friends to tie hrni II Burge Allen.
oetl5df @ ALLEN.
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TENNESSEE LEGIsLATURE.
sLASDER SUITS.

FRDAr, October IA, 1889.
The Senate was opened with prayer, BY the Rev
Mr.. CampbelL
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nrusp.prns roR Mrnprns.
The Governors Message--OpIniops of the
From the olars.rlIle Jsasr.onl.p:

From the olarxsville JeRersonan:
sTHE C;ovERxoR's MEssAGE-We give up nearly all
of our available space to-day, to the able and lengthy
message of Gov. HARRIS. 1t is complete and thor
oueh exposition of the condition of our State affairs
and what is rather singular in the history of Exec
utiye Messages in Tennessee it makes not the slight
est alasion to Federal politics. The various recon-
mendations of the Governor viii receive the sane
ton of the vast majority of the people. Upon the
Bank question the Message is particularly explicit
Without any effort at mystifcation or evasion it
comes right up TO discussion Of the subject and in
language which cannot be misunderstood, lays down
policy to be pursued. The remedies proposed to
correct the evils of present system of Banking
are eminently wise, and 10 the main win commend
themselves to all who desire to see the people
protected against the weakness aid knavery of
Banking institutions. If the Banks mean to act
honestly they will not object to many of the re-
forms proposed and if they do not mean to be hon
est, the restrictions necessary to make them So
In either case the effect is wholesome, and tends to
the establishment of sound currency.
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SILVER SOAP.
What Cheer Yeast Cakes,

THEHIs beng prepared expressly for cleaning Silver and Plate
ware Britannia and Tin ware Mirrors, Marble Gliding,
House paint Carriage Noudng II inyaluaeethe best and
chaones, article for the purpose IS cents cake.
oc,IS MACKENZIE MINCHIN.