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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-20
CensnsOf 1890.

As the productions of the year about TO close form
large proportion of the elements of agricultural re-
turns to be embodied in tho coming census it IS sug
gested that more than ordinary care be taken by
our neope in preserving an accurate account Oftheir
various products of the field for, although the cen
sus year embraces the period between the first day
of June 1859, and the first day of June 1861 inclu
ding the latter the amount Of agricultural product
is mainly determined the present winter, and unless
some care is exercised the producer is not likely to
b prepared to make proper return upon the sud
den and unexpected call of the census agent IN the
summer. In fact, it would be well if every farmer
and plauter would have and hold in view the impor-
lance of being fully prepared with statement
vberefrom the questions of the marshals could be
PROMPTLY and correctly answered. The reasons
which should induce PREPARATION now On the part OF
the agricultural community are. at later period
applicable to all classes Of persons. 1t Is crafty
inc fact and one credabIe to the intelligence OF the
American people that in taking the seventh census
only three persons demurred to responding to the
questions Of the marshals and they waived their Oh
iections when appealed to by the officer having Tho
general charge of the work.
We understand that timely notice will he given re
rardnQ the nature of the information required fol
the eighth census, which we hope thu public pres
will literally aid In spreading throughout the land
and it is not for moment to be doubted that oul
people who are to reap the benefit Of the knowedg
gained, will manifest universal and cheerful alac
ritv in contributing each their quota Of the facts
which in the aggregate go 10 illustrate the cond
| ton and progress Of the nation
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-20
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

MONDAY, Decenter ls 1859.
The SPEAKER called the House to order at ten
o'clock.
A call of the House was demanded and the roll
being called the Clerk reported twenty-seVen abb
sentees
On motion, the Doorkeeper was dispatched for the
Soon after, Mr.. WISENER appeared and reported
Mr. Martin as detained from the House by sick
ness
Mr.. PICKETT made his appearance within the bar
ard the Clerk reported a quorum present.
On motion, further proceedings IN the cali were
dispensed with, and the members were discharged
from the custody Of the doorkeePer.
THE JOURNAL
The reading of the Clerks minutes of Saturday
proceedings were dispensed with, in consequence OF
the absence of that official with the records
The SPEAKER stated that the Clerk was detained
by the illness of his father.
A PETITION
Mr.. BAKER, of Perry, presented petition, (sub
e,t not stately which referred to the Judiciary
| Committee without reading.
| PAY OF MEMBERS.
On motion of Mr. HEBB, the rules we're suspen
ded and Mr. Baker of Psrry's bill II. K. 49, tg re
zeal the 18th section of an of the last Legisa
ture relating u the pay of members. passed
March 10, 1855 was taken from the files and read.
The question being on the final passage OF the bill
| l. the House
constitutional provision demanding the yeas an
nays they were ordered. and upon their being take
it appearing that no quorum was voting
On motion
The House adjourned tllto-morrow morning min
and half O'Clock.
in Saturday mornings Hors PrcOeedi3gs
after the first paragraph Of the remarks attributed TO Mr. BE
NETT belongs to KENNEDY They will be correctly printed
the LEGISLATIVE eNION AND AMERICAN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-20
WnshIngton Items,

Advices from Washington to the 18th state tfat
the Democratic Senators held a caucus that morn
ing for further considering the arrangement for the
standing committees.
Mr.. ToogBs is understood to have advocated the
restoration of Mr. DoroLAs as chairman of the com
mttee on territories, but no vote taken on that
point as Mr. TONES stood alone in the caucus enter
tanning that desire. Mr.. GREEN will doubtless con-
tinue to be chairman Of the committee in question.
Mr. PUGH was not in the caucus.
1t is farther stated that JOIN Van buren, was re-
fused the U. S. District Attorneyship because the
President had misgiVings concerning his soundness
on the Fugitive Slave law.
No intelligence is received of the treaty with
Mexico, which was expected by the Tennessee
Nearly all hope is now abandoned.
The members of Congress will be Obliged to 60
through the holidays without a cent of money, un
| less the House makes Speaker. The law author
ICES the members to draw the three quarters salary
or about TWENTY-FIVE hundred dollars EACH and thelI
mileage on the first day of the session. Butt alsC
provdes that their checks should be signed by the
\ Speaker They are getting pretty hard up now fol
money. Some of them have given drafts at shor
dates that are maturing. The Sergeant-at-Arms has
| advanced the most needy about forty thousand dol
! lars and his bank must be nearly exhausted. Inc
whole amount due to the members is a million o.
| dollars. This may help to bring about an organiza
| ton.
The new arrangement of seats in the House o
Representatives, and the removal of the desks, ar
said to work remarkably we'll Members give NOR
attention to the business of the House, and give
dignity to the proceedings of the body which it hA
hitherto sadly wanted
Hon. TuoMAs CoRwN was a member of Congress
for the first time twenty nine years ago. There
mt a member of the House with him who was Their
! when lie first took his seat.
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Tennessee to the amount Of one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars be issued to the consolidated COM
pany to be used and applied as follows: senty-nNe
thousaud dollars as bridge aid fog the construction
of hr1oe or bridges over Sandy river and its trI-
butaries in Carroll county, and ssventy-ive thous-
and dollars as bridge aid to be applied to the con-
structon of bridges oye= the Forked Deer and Obi
on rivers and their tributaries, In Carroll county;
and that the State of Tennessee be thereafter reeas
"a from all further State aid which the Mississippi
Central Railroad Company is entitled to under the
general internal Improvement laws OF this StaIe Ior
the extension of its road between Huntington, In
Carroll county and the Tennessee river; not how
ever affecting the aid to that part of the road be-
tween Huntingdon and Jackson, Tenn; PTortaed,
that the Northwestern and Mississippi Railroad Com
NAMES may each draw the seventy five thousand del.
lars provided by this act, whenever the interest OF
the roads requires it to be done whether the eonsel-
/ idalion has been comp leted or not
J Mr. BUMPASS offered the following amendment
| 10 the amendment:
| Provided That the said company or companies
shall receive no State aid unless the consoloauenis
| effected between said companies.
The amendment to the amendment was adopted
| and then
Tho. amendment as amended was adopted.
The question recurring upon the passage OF the
bill as thus amended, the ayes and noes were taKer
snd resulted ayes 10, noes as follows
AVes -Messrs. Allen Bradford, Bumpass, horn
Hunter, Mickey, Mcclellan, Peters, Ihonps0n' an'
| TriIable-l0.
Noes-Messrs. johnson, Lane, McNeiIly, Nash
Stovall Wood, and Speaker Newman-s.
So the bill passed its third reading 10 the senate
Mr. MCCLELLAN entered motion TO T.ecnslde
the vote passing the bill.
On motion of Mr.. MICKEY, the Senate sajsarl
ed to half-past two o'clock.
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Test: NJ. D. WEIGH, Clerk.
Ford vs. GrieshabeE.

The error assigned in this case is the refusal of
the Court TO reject the deposition OF the witness
Wheatley.
At the time the deposition was taken in the case,
Wheatlsv stood bound as security for the prosecu-
ting of the suit, and the deposition was TAKEN oy the
plaintiff. for whom he was surety
When offered on the trial, the obligation was
urged that the deposition was incompetent evidence
on account of interest in the witness.
Thereupor the plaintiff was allowed 10 relieve
the defendan. Wheatey by substituting other secu-
ritv; and this being done, the deposition was again
offered and admitted to go to the jury-though still
objected to by the defendant
This was erroneous The objection to the deposition
was. that it was the statement OF person lncompe-
tent by law to give evidence in the suit at the time
il was made. The subsequent release OF the inter
est of the trial could not operate to remove the oh
lection existing at the time the deposition was taken
Tho dpnosition remained as obecti lble after he
release a. before 1t was still, notwithstanding the
release. the statement of one disqualified to give
evidence by reason Of interest.
Judgment reversed. MohlNNEf'
Test: N. d. WEIGH, Clerk.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-20

Ne=roes from the state.
Tho Louisville Journal, New York Times, and
ether Black Republican papers have copied the re
cent letter Of the Hon. J. CArRoN, apprOvingly.
The Athens. Tennessee, Post, an Opposition pa
per condcrns this letter and says: " 1t Is unfortu
nate perhaps. that a document of the kind emanat-
;nr from such a distinguished source, should have
made its appearance Just at this Juncture' when
avery thing ia being seized upon to inhame the pup
II, mind in ono section of the Union, and continue
an evcifemsnt that bodies nothing but evil to the
country
The Franklin Psyiero in giving place to the
speech Of Mr. EwING in opposition to the proposed
expulsion Of free negroes, dssents from some OF his
view. and slvs. vyle we woull do no wrong to the
free negro. we would protect the slave population
1t is pretty generally conceded that the medium by
which discomfort is shown among our slaves Is the
class of free negroes
The Columbia Hg,1d, in an article favoring the
sdoprion of some measure tor this removal OF free
negroes from the State. says:
We favor the measure because tbs status o
slavery is jhr uy rEhJ.ui position Tor the negro "
occupy ig America Because negro slavery as II eN
lists in pu. midst IS social civil political ana rellg
ious blessing applicable alike 10 master aud save
and there. r. Whatever tends 30 strengthen ana per
fret the institution Of ueUro slavery should DC en-
coura.nl. hl.e uI the other hand every thihE
which tends ln rh, LEAST TO weaken and destroy i
dss.rv,s Co bn cnmhar;cd If without, and removed
If wItlUa onE wl4-l- 81,
Tonrr min 300 TACT was ever clearer than that thu
free moro Is an obstacle 10 the perfectly Tree an'
healthy. .r.Bl o. nnrro slavery. They are 10
tally and irr aus.t that NJ present appears maj "a
unfit fag -.l. govern neat Not u'is aloae' Ou' u'S
nv, ,yla.1E ...lI.lt.3 TO-, honest sell support D.
reason off their INDECENT and improvident natures
They rr.a.ur stumbling block iothe establishment
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-20

PUBLIC LAWS OF TENNESSEE


An Act te elect the Revenue coiscsOrsb by he people.
sxcT1oH J. Be IL etGcfed by General Assembly Of t1s
STATE o. Tennessee. That there snail hs elected each county
this State By the qualified voters hsrecf Revenue Collector,
Who hold his once for years from the Ae Of his quail
dcaion.
pc Be q further enacted, That the ars election
Revenue Coector the provisions % this Act shall he held
on the g saurayin March next and elections for said rFs
shall ever he held the times and places that
elections are held for the election Of sherds-
Sac Be- further saGcfd That should any Revenue Col
or de- resign, from the county before the expiration
OF his ths vacancy thus created shall be ned ~
he county Court shall esct Revenue COecior 10 sese
until the next regular election teresr, and who shall execute
the bonds subject all tie abeI, and enjoy ali the euloi
usns Of she Revenue Collector elected by the people,
sRc b e enacted That the Rsvsuue CoecteF8
elected under provisions this shall at the first County
Court sr their election bonds. take tha oath, d
subIec to the penalties, and liabilities dchre ms sans
duties and entitled to the comnsso7s, lees, enoa
mnts Of that provided y law In reference 10 %
e and snail have he rs kevsous Col
irors nov have 70 enforce collection Of the revenue
81 Re Il 6srthSF ssGcsd, That said suretes or surety
authtized 70 collect the taxes IS provided d sec
tons and Of this Act shall give bond and take the oal
Of e required OF their principal b sections s oso and eO
Of the Code failure do before entering upon me a,
hae Of their dnte shall subject them 10 the pains and panAl
sc Rs 4 farther enacted That all laws and parts o. law
;oh are in conflict with the same are hereby n
reaed sod his Act he from and after IL passage
PsAiS17 - - W. G WHIrfH0nNR
Speaker Of the House Of RspTesen.At!sas-
TAI W NEWMAN,
Speaker Of the S.aaea.
r.-.-s r.ar.unbsr IA 1870.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-20

The New H..'5 Post Black Republican organ
announces q now play now being performed in that
civ. "tharou-blr anti slavery" and which tho Post
saws ..v seriously Interfere with the success OF the
Union saving demonstration For, says the Post
1T sb,rrf, in scenas which however arttully con
trivcd fog the purpose of concealng the more re-
,,,fc characteristics cr slavery bring out its ne
ces7qrv evils .uch as the slave auction the sever
aa-e o.. l.a.as and the cruel operation Of the pre-
iu,f.cartfas. color mere effectively even than the
piay as -nale Toms Cabia Ii contains, too an
an,gn, .r evolutionary sentiment which merits
rho .sn.iFr attention of our political querists VI
what as. viii hsa meeting Of those patriotic gen
rlrnen 20 uuhrG the supremacy Of law over Inc
instinct, %. nun .aIty. when crowds nightly thronS
and will r,n,ra 60 t1rong the display OF the cham
..gr, and line .Igvc-1uctian, OF what use to pass
resolutions against JnIy BsowN and servile insur
rta.i-aa. When audiences nightly applaud dying
srav. -ra t,r yzaiminz, L go to land where there
is na la.,. only ,,-rs' Is there not mutny and
,slr' here"
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-20

TIE Paris SESrISEi.-Col. H. F. CUNNiNs has sold
the Paris Sentinel to Messrs. CONWAY MORET-the
editorial department to be under the control OF Dr.
G. W. CONWAY. The new publishers have reduced
the subscription price to one dollar and fifty cents
year, and adopted the cash system. Col CUANISs
made a capital paper, and we have the assurance
that his successor will make it equally worthy the
support of the Democracy of Henry and the sur
rounding counties.
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TOGETHER WITH
About $1,000 BasAasef FAsas, one third g riioA Is
Prime article Of Rhils ara essFs5 for sale
FWIHIs sale Is rendered necessary dissolution Of The part
nsrship under which the mill Is Owned, and VIII taere
fore exceedingly favorable terms IL one OF ne
FINEST FL0URLYG MILLS IN TEGSKSSEEf
located At the thriving Springfield, with population OF
md On the Railroad from Nashville to ClArksTe NentJ
eight mi the former place. and il surrounded By spen-
did Wheat growing county
The Will Is entirely New,
IN sns condition. and in successful operation. The purchEer
can take the wheat " not, AT his cWn option
II not sold privately, the above property will e soId % NE
highest bidder or premises. 90 the 18Th % January
next on the following One thin in fodE months AS
The sGng tw thirds eIul nslltmsnts In one and W.
s The whole drawing interest from Jay Of sa, and nst
payable IN hank and endOrsed.
SAFE POSITIVE AND without RESERTE
For further Information apply I'd ress the HodiTssne
! At springfield, Tenn. 30 I. .IaRH,
dec 21-1d l. \. "A1AAAA.-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-20
Very Desirable city Property

FOR SALE
WYE are Offering for sale that desirable improved p2p
w erty Of Thorn smith, Esq, better known a. me
RSrson place Cherry between ChuTeh ana Soaa
streets This property IN Of the m'st central AOd
pent portions The lot fronts one anu 'n
sphy five or ninety alley The lot mss ce dueo
@ III bsr eut thirty feet EACH snd will be cold altogether
ar sepaltely be desired Ns CONSIDER TINS ue mort ue
sbe prop ry in and only needs an EXAMINATION
F term. Of sale IN Office, No. ~ College
stree'' LeA' door % ''' e. R. GLAs ICOCK & CO..
Ion uw Agents
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-20

We see it stated that the Mississippi Central Rail
road will be completed by Christmas, which VIII
give us thorough railroad connection from Nnsh-
willie to New Orleans.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-20

Count MERCER has been appointed French Am
bassador to Washington, in place OF Count sAE-
riGEs who goes to Holland.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-20

The M,rnnhs- 1-r'rrcIs says the name Of the Hon.
JAcaa Tnovasay. or Mississippi, will he presented
far the consideration of the Charleston Convent ON.
Tie Art7lacI aids that there are strong and pow
,.ful influences c,.<..aJ to advance the claims Of
NJ. Tuu,rr-sN.'