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New York.

The Democracy of New York have lately issued
address to the voters of that State, which closes
with the following stirring appeal: b.
" 1t is this melancholy spectacle which has made
it our duty to lay before you unvarnished state
ment of facts which otherwise might not be correct
ly presented TO you. We have displayed to You an
abyss in which, without your aid not only the pros
perity but the very existence of this Union may be
engulphed The wild record you have read of an
association, whose ramifcatons extend throughout
the Northern States TO blot out slavery by means of
civil and seI'yile war, is not drawn from magina-
ton-it is terrible historical reality. 1t is for you
to decide whether you viii sanction the overthrow
of the Federal Government or whether you will
aid in saving it by your sufrages.
Fellow-citizens we inplore you to reflect. before
casting your votes at the coming State election
whether you will act patPioticaly wisely, for the
interests of your wives. children. sisters and of
posterity in aiding to elevate to power candidates
for office who are either directly indirectly
pledged to the support OF the doctrine that there is
an 'irrepressible conflict between the North and
the South and that slavery must go out in fire.
rape, and slaughter And remember that the en-
dorseent of such disuniOn theories by the State OF
New York may possibly elevate some individual to
the Presidency the principles of whose adminstra-
ton would forbid the suppression of outreges SINH
lar TO those which have taken place at Harper's
Ferry, and by whose misrue the future we-being
of this now happy country might be destroyed
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Salaries of Secretary of State and



A bill is pending in the Legislature 70 increase
the salaries of the Secretary of State and Treasur
err There can be no doubt of the propriety of such
an increase. These salaries were fixed many years
axo when the cost of living and the value of labor
were little more than half what they present.
The salaries of the Secretary of State and Treas
urer are little more than half those received by the
cashiers of the leading banks of this city, and less
than is received by many clerks in stores and Offices
Their duties are arduous and responsible, and it is
the policy well as the duty of the State to give
fair compensation those who dsvote their time to
its service We sincerely hope that the bill will
pass.
The Patriot, noticing the subject, says:
1t is proposed to increase the salaries of the Sec
rotary of Stats and Treasurer. The proposition is
one which should commend itself to the favorable
consideration of the Legislature. The salaries of
those officers are too small They might have been
large enough many years ago, when they were fixed
but the prices of living. rents, servant hire, &C. IN
this city have increased to such extent they are
scarcely enough now, with the strlctest enconomy,
to defray necessary expenses. There is no proba-
bility of decrease in those expenses but as the
city expands they are liable to increase still further
To secure the services OF competent men, who viii
reflect credit upon the State, and TO retain them,
their salaries ought to be remunerative. No state
can better afford TO be liberal in this respect than
Tennessee and we trust the Legislature will proper
" investigate the natter and place the salaries IN
question at such figures as shall seem right
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y I-T -III d AT lI 8IEI
CHARLES CARDEW.
DIR. KINGS DTSPENSARY
F0R PRIVATE DISEASFS.

R(N-s DR. KING. formerly Of New Ysrk, FOR re last
49, four years Of Louisville, Kentucky, aad Who has
devoted hs attention 20 the treatment Of private diseases for
thirty years hatss himself hayng attended practice for
many years, and cured 50 many thousands be il enabled % ours
aldseass Of private nsture bad hey nag %
from mi udcous medical treatment from Egct Of heir os
Dr. Kings Dspensary No. . Deadecs between Chy
and the square where he Of PFya sanfs
GOSoRsEk cured without naucious medicine or 1isreSs
from business.
sTRCTuExs Of old recent dat esnaly cured n ~
days. ny an operation which causes 10 pain hele
exists health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps no
mischief and un1ermiaeF the constitution 81 mael
SYPHILIS. with all the o. ne zkn oN1s neg
lec or bad treatment can SPECIFICALLY erfi in "a
SEMINAL WEAKsEss. partcula- aen +, =
this disease ali sr9N oa y
in many eases b. the desuciiss Au-s 2.
Youths and sxeesiye indn sss o ne passions hsgeet q
which will 1nIavne he c0nstuton, renuerns M SUBJECT
ct for business or society, and eansnZ pfesars ca sse.
Females Be is2oFnt ~ Any 11S % nc "oHo
nav rest assursd Of Immediate rsAel- ....,- -.
direeted 10 A. king.Nc p Dexierick street.
NbiiI Tenn win The neeassfJ neeus sent . their
,esss.ry directions Strict secrecy olservsd EOHcs
- eoes In the morning until n ne evening. -
Iaar23. 1s59-d&Elg
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Arrival Of Cook al CbarIestown.

CHAHEsTowN. Va Oct 2S-Cool, was broucbt
here at o clock this morning. He saws that if
Brown had taken his advice in regard TO mounting
the men, force Of one thousand strong yvould not
have taken them He says that Fred Douglass act
ed the coward as ne promised TO be there In per-
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The idea of the Ne'rS being improved IN charae-
- b,- hacounn,r democratic is utterly absurd. That
IS an absolute Impossibility.- NdshrHe Ne'cs.
VOL we have heard of some characters bad
.bot even GOOD associations could not improve them
We had hoped that the Nelos was not yet beyond
the hope Of reformation.
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Tx CONTESTED EIEcToN,-The contested election
ease from the Eighth Senatorial District up in
the Senate this morning at ten o'clock, and will pro
baby elicit the ablest and most interesting debate
of the session,
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e s. DELANN
THOMPSON a DELANY,
Attorneys at Law,
NASHVILLE, TKNN.
PLACE FOR SAFE

WILL sell my psee, containing OF land located on
the Nashville and Gall1tn Turnpike, fifteen miles from
Nashville. Said plaeis In four hund yards Hender-
sonvie DeT9t, OF the Nashville and Louisville Railroad With
in half mile OF Blacksm "a shon POsore good school,
Church and Mil. Hes upont eeang brick dwelling.
tsning six out houses good young orchard
just linni7g bear, Of the l variety Of Fruit
ing Well OF and surrounded By society
Sumner county boast Of
For further particulars apply The undersigned Hsar.
sonvile. T. 7. DISMUKES.
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son. There IS great rejoicing here at the arrest Of
Cook.
George H. Hoyt Esq. Of Boston, arrived this
morning, to act as counsel for Brown. lie is quite
a young man.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.


The SPEAKER called the House to order at 10
o'clock No minister Of the Gospel being present,
he directed the Clerk to proceed with the reading
of The minutes CT last Saturday.
The Journal of Saturday was read and sulhenti-
Gated
The Journal of yesterday (beiug our report Of the
speeches Delivered on the announcement Of the
death of ex Governor JOnes) was read and aulhen-
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Passed, October 2oth, 1855.

StTATE OF TENNESSEE, Hickman Coun-
- Iy--J Hornbeak, A Smh-Attsehment Where
as, it appears from the Affidavit Of Hornbeak that
smith nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee, that the
ordinary Of Law cannot be served upon him, IL there
fore ordered that publication be aside for four consecutive weeks
in the Union and american, published in the
town OF Nashville, requiring said defendant to appear before
Thomas Henry, Esq the hrst Monday in Deoemser next,
aud plead ordmur e"painan Attachment the
win be for confessed him. for hearing
parts. THOMAS r. HENRY, }. P.
noV2-W4t
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Identifying thczening the hair. strongly
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TAKE NOTICE,

HAVING Just returned from New York and other Eastern
cities with large and splendid Of American,
FRENCH English and German Toys to be sold cheap whole
sale or retail. OHAS. ROBERTSON,
nov2-dtf No II Market Street.
PsCountry Merchants viii please call and examine before
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GREAT BARGAINS.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Nov. ], 1859.
VE7B have this day associated with in the Grocery business
Wv g. W. II. Blu fLER and J. KEITH; the style OF the
f. however, will heretofore We very
full to the community for their liberal patronage already be-
stowed and hope that not fail to merit their attention
with associates.
nov2-d2m KIRKPATRICK NEVINs 4 CO.
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CLOSING OUT MONTH
200 Rich Velvet and Fancy VIM
ter BOnnets,
AND
PARIS AILLTNERY
OF every description, at
q q g9 q g q

500 Rich BOnnets, Straw, from $3.50 10 $40
1000 COlOred do, Untrimmed at so cts To a.,
HROM the stterng patronage have received The mas, A.
years at Nashville, has stiuaed Mrs Wise Ia mr.
chase large stock Of the richest ooed At v
retail eeuse At Paris or the United States now close out
the balance at great bargains.
THIS is saying much for the good ladies
Our stock consists Of design OF shape ar material
and eonnes Of Chenee EnglishStraw, Pamela Coor chin
Leghorn and Willow Misses and Infants Hats Fats TrS
and Caps Of every style beautiful Flowers IN SETS and
Bridal Appointments perfect Chaieux du Feurs Ribbons Or
Damenta Hair Pins Paris Coures, Head Dresses gc Vsia
Gloves Emhrodery Caps, Handkehef, sty shetland
Feis Hoop skirts Iournu.e Corses, only S75 par &C.
most beautiful assortment Of Piumes Fancy Goods f ee
description All at unprecedented low prices for cash.
Splendid Show Roolns
II BOnnets cleaned in Superior style NIIlBers and
Goods as cheap Purchasing Eas at ths Partisan Xii
ney Bazaar, 46 Union Street. door 10 the state Rank up
stars noyl h. WISE, Agent
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PROCLAMATION.

TsUAM G. HARRIS; Governor Of the State Of Ten -
To the citizens Of said Siate-Greeting. -
In conformity to the established CUSTOM hereby ap
point Thursday, the Twenty fourth inst, a day Of
Public Thanksgiving and Prayer to Almighty God, for the
manifold blessings bestowed upon asate and people, for
year rapidly coming close, earnestly
mend the observance Of IL as such.
, In testimony whereof. have herernto my hand
H. csused the great or the State affixed at
49, Office in Nashyille this ist day Of November. A.
D., 1859 IsHLM G. HARRIS
By order of the Governor.
j. Z, Z. Ray. Secretary Of State novl-.td
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BAKERY AMI CONFECTIONERY.

Ls0, received fine assortment Of French ConfecoBere
N still manufacturing that A No Candy, and an
selling as cheap other house in the city. have mad
recently additions to Bakery and poSable to furnish
great many of large LoAves Of Bread, with all
variety OF Cakes, Pies, &c. CHAs. ROBERTSON,
nov2-dtf No II Market Street.
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OUR MUSICAL FRIEND,
NO ~ containing Melodies from The Opera OIL Espd Sic
iani:
s'Expand q wing,
While wandering through LIES PaahEay here"
Air, POlOoais and air Italian, isrscsTed By
oet25 HAGAN 4 JOHNSON.
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Beautiful Editions Of English aad American Poets in Blus
and GOdcOwPer, Cook, emaps Norton Montgomery, WORDS
WORTH sgOurney, Massey Shelley, Poe, Hood souy Pope
LOWELL Whittier Fstus, Milton Also. all the English Poets
in hpe Library Binding. For sale by
CHARLES ". SMITH,
octq6 Al ColteeeSteef.
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TIE MERcnANTs' TAN-

Mr.. CAN'T presented petition frem certain
merchants of Maury county, the subjsct Of the
merchant, x, Which was referred t. the special
committee that suhjeci. without reading.
Mr.. BICKNELL presented petition from certain
merchants and olh'r citizens of Blouut county,
upon the same subject, and which took the same
course.
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PRESERVES.

Ls0, hand Preserves, Pine Apples, Pickles, Tomato
~ Casup, sauces, Oysters Sardines, Lobstes &C,
Fruits Oranges Lemons Rasns, Fgs Currants, Ctron,
Cheese Dried Beef Beef Tongue, &e Spice Teas &c be
sold cheap, either wholesale retail.
CHAs. ROBERTSON,
nov2-itf No II Market Street
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LARDI LARD! LARHg

THREE YEARS OLD WRINKLES.
AYE have in store Bourbon and Rye whisky,
Wv = Jyus old Whisky years ago pure and vTy
dne- une2Gl uELBTEaFF 4 SMITH
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sUPERI0E lot Of Lard in = bbls, put up sxprez-
"A " for family hand and for sale No. IS Market
steet,by WOODS 4 90.
fuv99-F2n
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PTAyOSI mUSICT
CHESS MEN.
PURE BOURBON WHIskY.

TUsT received beautiful lot Of all descriptions comprs
u ing Plain Fancy, Ivory and Tor osshe heals, e. df
fent kinds nf wood among which Ebony Rosewood Rattan
Moucca, and WhalebOne. For sale By
nctI2 NJ
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The following bills were introduced, real, and
severally passed the first reading:
by JONES, pol, TO amend the act incorporate g
the town of Livingston, Tennessee
By FARRELLY, 202, to amend section 45S6 OF
the Code Of Tennessee.
b. EAST, 2OS, to amend the Hydes Ferry Turn
pike Company.
By MCCABE, 204, TO amend sections 4854 and
1855 Of the Code of Tennessee
By WOODS. POS, to repeal the act autl crisi z
county courts to elect tax collectors.
BY GREENE, 2O6, to dispense with ordering the
bill of COSTS against the county 10 the minutes of the
circuit or criminal courts, and to eoBstrue Sec 6,
90 Of the Code,
By EAST, 207, to incorporate the Young NJ IN 8
Hebrew Benevolent Society of the city VI Nash
Vile
, 1859-11-03

The city u! Baltimore maintains lis well
earned renown, presenting yesterday aou,s:r
aceae vc terrible carnage On tho occasion Of
tie Marslanl State election. Shortly before
his dca.h. JOHN Randolph, of Roanoke, wls
driven TO the front ol Barnuns hotel By his
servant Juha. and 4 considerable crowd col
lectel to sec him. What place is this, Juba:
,,as,.,d the in!ir,n old man. ''Baltimore, mas
sa,' said the othcz II thought 50, from h.t
mob," was the ra,,hiau shot which the dying
t.ycic fred at tie world.
The Americans yesterday seem to have had
everything their own way, except as to ti'c
killing. From tle tenor Of the dispat chcs it
would appear ,ha, up to tho time the Demo-
Gratis Withdrew from the polls tho number u
slnu and wounded was about cqua on b"'ss
sides. Wm F. Preston, the Democratic can-
tlilu.o tor Congress in the lid District was
carried from the field in the afternoon lady
beaten On .,e head with a ''bi!Iy." Thu
latest dispatch charges this on an 1risll1nan.
Tie !,>li..: wcrc indifferent OF powerlcss spec.
l4tors ii tue fray. Loud tilk is re 'ortc! ou
tic streets in favor Of 4 Vigilance Committee.
Perhaps each party will organize ono. Let
tl!e:n do 50 by nil means. If there is no law
in MARYLAND, or II the law is rowericss to pro
1cct the citizen in his dearest Elyts the sooi'r
society resolves int, il or.;inal elements and
starts atf:.s OIL tl. ryal to ci, :lIz;tit1l, tile
, 1859-11-03

hof, Esq. will deliver lecture, and rec'ta''ons'
and readings, underline auspices Of tha foeaG
Mems Association, on The sth inst
Weafe ourselves fond OF good readlag' a1a
we like to haEe people understand "aat gooat e.
oeot'on 's' ,t'' aooeonoA a'"ass oel'suss ~
audience ana ne deserves 10 hA'e ia o'esA0"''s
house.
Our reporter visited the Briggs House, but
found bis efforts to obtaio Intelligence somexhat
debaEred, from the fact that reporter o. one
.. our 1tunf ef;a;td nv frorn soc mr..
H.. mt n qire anv aecount of tho adair to nnv
other reporter here. We are not surprised ~
NE eonauet o. .nes Papsl ~ sasn ;n,e1;su.
] m.n sou,d haze made such = oro,oise.-Jy~-
nat.
The Journal has chronic habit Of laying its
shortcomings and want Of enterprise on its
"morning contemporaries" During the Sa''ot'-
al Fair it whtned that this paper got more thau
It's share Of the eycuts Of the Fair. Its excuse
in the present case, for the unsatisfAcsor5 snd
, 1859-11-03
33rrss Griht1nt.
CHIC A Q.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.


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