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We have endsaYored TO give the arguments OF
both sides on the bill to encourage the use of pri
vste capital, introduced by Mr.. PAYNE. in the Sen
ate, which has passed that body and is befor,
the House The Banner opposes ii, not only for tn,
objections urged by our correspondent in a commu
nication published a few days ago. but for other
reasons which itgives. On the other hand, the Mem
phis Enquirer, the organ Of the Opposition in Wes
Tennessee. approves the bill AID concludes an arti-
Gle on the subject follows:
We understand that the law now prohibits banks
and brokers from paying out the notes Of foreign
hanks. At least, such Is not their practice here
BROKERS buy uncurrent money at its market value
and send it home for redemption. That is their of
Ace and they render the pubic q service bv doing
se. but thew do not put il in circulation again. after
II passes into their hands As to brokers paving in
Serest on deposits, selling exchange and buying
notes bills or other security at the ruling rates we
think it strictly right and proper These priv
Ieres now enjoyed By few corporations. which
thev use as a monopoly. Our object is to open the
door 10 the people; invite competition and bring
down the rate of interest
Mr. Payne's Bill cannot be regarded Is a party
move at least il is not regarded here. Tor tn,
Opposition and the Democracy alike IN favor o.
IL In the Senate Messrs. Horne Bumpas. Bradford
and Boyd. Opposition, were for the Bill rs we ART
informed Mr. Bradford we learn. voted against the
B1l because Of Mr. Lanes endment but said he
wss for the original Bill presented by Mr.. Payne
We have not beard OF a single opponent OF the Bill
in West Tennessee except Bank Officers, Opposition
and Democratic, end one or two Brokers who have
pNrchased Insurance charters under which they do
everything Mr.. PayRss Bill grants. The bank and
speeia corporation infgeRce viii certainly Oppose
the Bill; the people on te other hand for tant
we do not doubt its passage il The House and thai
g,Ot hv marty
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There are numerous intrigues going forward
Csays the Baltimore RepubLicaa,) and combinations
being formed in order to control the organization of
the next House of Representatives. The Abolition
ists it is said, have determined to make desperate
fight on their own account and for their own canI
distes exclusively, and if not successful TO do moth
ing and thus prevent any legislation to embarI
rass the government ana thus force the democratic
members TO vote for the plurality rule, which will
give them full power to carry out their wishes
This result can be prevented by the exercise Of al
little patriotism and forbearance among the other
members. There are five ant-Leeompton Democrats
In the House, and twenty-tlree X. \. and Southern
opposition members. A union of these can organize
che House al any moment. win they unite to keep
the power out Of the hands of the aboltonists9 We
have little expectation that they will The "Supe1
Eior Council" that Is the controlling power of
Know Notfngism in this State. has openly recon-
neDaed union "Of all the elements Of opposition
against the Democracy, and Henry HHTER DAVIS
the great champion Of the party, has openly de-
clared his intention 70 fraternize with the North.
Let Mr.. DAVIS turn his back upon the South, as he
has heretofore done, and viii doubtless DO again and
the Black Republicans need Jag Jd s,s to giye
them majority. We shall see who are ready to
be bVught-who will sell themselves to the AboliI
zion foress-and thus betray their constituents
Speculation is rife throughout the country. The
peopls are looking with ordinary anxiety for th
denouemsnt of this matter The time of trial will
soon arrive. and the country win know who
are true men and who are traitors in the councils of
the nation
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Louisville and Nashville

1.-TWO through Passenger Trains Nashville Lou
isve Close connections at Louisville for NeE
York. Boston, mia, Baltimore. Washington City Buff
far
First train leaves Nashville N daily Stopping at Gala
him. Bowling Green GlasFoE junction. Ega and
0nh o. Lebanon Junction. when sEnaled
by Gag. and arriving Louisville 30 N. Returning,
in Nashville al 3;46 u.
Second Nashville at 25 N daily Sundays sx
epted stopping hrst train arriving bousvils az
Il night Returning leaves Loaisve al q NJ Stopping
above, and arriving in Nashville at 1910 night
Gaatin Accommodation II ain Nashville daily sun
days exseped At 4Oo M stopping regular STATIONS when
sEnalled by hagr and arriving in Gaatn SIS ~ Re-
turning leaves Gaan al 620 and arrives IL Nasvilla at
s.45 A. u.
Al. FrnD. GsaT. TiekstAg't.
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DIR. KINGS DISPENsARY
Eo, PRIVATE r,uSVr aErG

EA~ DR. KING, formerly Of New York, for The last
ILL., four years Louisville, Kentucky and Eho has
devoted his attention the treatment private or
thirty years aters HIMSELF having attended Pactce for
and cured tkgussnds be Is enables % es
1l diseases Of private nature how bad they NAY -
from inudcous medical treatment from neglect Of tr own
Dr. Kings Dispsusary is No y Desdercs street, between Ohery
and the square where he al diseases Of Pryls aata
GoNoRarA cured without naueous medicine or iniefseos
from business
sTRICruREs old or recent da sGeetua cured N fsE
sdays, by operation which pain here
Exists, health be enjoyed Perhaps no disease
zschief ant uneernineE the consultations 60 m1en- -.
SYPHILIS. With all the diseassof le cSn Hos
lect or pad treatment. feeGeetulilY cures ~
SEMINAL hEAkSEss- partien ar 80 ~ ~ f-,.6s
lths disc aad al he consequences soEs ~ " =,
In many eases By tire iestrucye ol.s o. noonss-is
sY0uths and excessive Indulgence Of ne PASSIONS hsct q
which win un5.ne the constitution. rendering ne SUBJECT IN
Ia FOR busuess or sosiety sud causing Pre.lTs gu
- - r. i.horing with any d1culy Of The womb
nav rest assugsd OF immediate rsliei- -.
ps b. writing and .tang TER case. with
- a. cioI directed Dr. A. King NC - eaerick street,
Trea1 lhave the ngceassy medicine sent 70 their
~ esessary directions Strict secrecy oservsd ocs
49, 49,. o'eioeE Ia The morning unfil IN he sfeuing.
EsaS23- Is59-d&Els
A II persons DESTROYS Of getting ParSfEOOd
n Kia cloves fer SsVsntY-fIve Goats,
win do we'll % call sOoaSs
BsrsSsla& Gunsrash'sF Fancy store.
Ma % Cherry sa-st.
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DEATH OF MAI. E. G. EAST
MAN

Death has again entered orr circle. With hear
doubly SD we are called upon to announce the de
cease of our senior associate and friend Maj. E G
EAsrGAN' He died suddenlYst about haIfpast on
O'Clock, this morning, OF Apoplexy
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our TeIegraPhic : ispalches

The selegraphic dispatch from Charlestown is ex
citing. The attempt to rescue Old Brown would be
fOOihardy; but il impossible to tell to what length.
fansnciem NAV carry men.
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LOUISIANA ELECTIOS.-The Democratic Governor
and State officers are elected in Louisiana by from
4 900 to 10000 majority. Their majority in tn,
State Senate will be eight and in the House twenty.
five, insGring the election of United States Seaa
tor. 1t is conceded that Senator SLDEL will be re
elected without serious opposition
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In looking over the books of orr late friend yes
terday we noticed fine copy of the Poets of Anne
rioa," with this inscription on the fy-lesf:
Presented to Mr.. GEORGE G. PoNDExrER, as a Pre-
Mum for Excellence in English Composition.
LEONARD WOoDs. President
"BOTDON COLLEGE.
"B1ESlrick, Maine.
august 5, 1880
This, we believe, was the date of his graduating
lat Bowdoin.
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Clerks elective BY the people, Sn.rea oeto6er p
aad printed en- page IS Of these reports. vas read
luton on the table. = - =
me notion was rejected, yeas rs, navs 81.
9lr. 1hEh HIT thought We sere getting along.
ven enough WITH cur prtssat Constitution, and I'll
we make The Clerk and Master elected hv the mamie
We ought to 60 further and elect msnv other eesrs
oy the people He vas opposed to the proposition|
under consideration
8 Mr. VAUGHAN hoped gentlemen would meet Ibis
question UPON the principle and not bring
+ up theoretical objections to 1t.
Mr.. "leEnhh said there WIS clause in theI
Constituton which would prohibit him from voting.
Tor this proposition astbis tine
me resolution vas rejected BY yeas %, nays 81
TIPPLIse AND TIPPLna HOUSES.
Senstor Horns bill s. 1877 to regulate tipuliue and
atipPing houses introduced October a. and printed
lon page 81 OF the LEGIsLATIvE UsIoE AND AMERI-
{ can, was read together with 6 Committee amend
nent, By Mr.. Dudley, making it unlawful to treat
minors, and an amendment to an amendment prof.
sviding that the fine shall not exceed $50 and i'm
pTisonment not to exceed sixty days.
Mr.. LEA made an ineffeetusl motion TO reject the
last amendment, and leave the tine as in the bill i
$3.50 and Imprisonment frcm twenty to sixty
days.
Mr.. wooDARD moved to lay the amendment. on
4 the table.
4 The House took recess till o'clock.
4 Observation-Disclosures County, Tenn.
FTVAKEN up BY William Walker the % District, Hickman
County, Tennessee the 2h Of October, l. So S0RREL
HORSE about hands high, Tires old last spring, ghs
spot the end OF the nose Appraised to ninety doIars
r. DEEM,
novs6-'59-w3Es prs fee Sls Ranger, II Q.
CRESP's GAIETK.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 23d.
Third nht the engagement Of tie celebrated Tragedsnne
Miss J. N. DAvsNPORT In Of The sREsias
aged Monday night tAnd By particular request the soul
NE DEA
VII repeated MEDIA by Miss J. n. DAVENPORT. To
THE GOVERNORS WIFE.
nov23
Fer Rent.
FINE Tract Of Land containing sxty-fve acres we'll i'm
IN proved having it handsome and convenient brick
dence Of eight roosouthoases and txensve Sablings
This Of the most desaby located places in the neg
boThoOd OF Nashville being adjacent TO the city limits and
mandinz fine view OF the city and suburbs The Tract be-
well Watered and under good fence is from proximity
city admirably adapted for market garden dairy With this
Tract OF Of IS obtained asO the privilege Of
8 adjoining tract Of land containing 100
For terms and further particulars apply JOHN l. SRH0N
Of the firm Of sehon Merritt, No. "a Cedar rtreet.
4 novZ3-dlm
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OEFICR NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD Co.,
Nashville, November 10, 1853 I
" STEVENSON, Esq, President.
Dear SrAbOve have statements marked and B. The
shows the condition Of the Company the LIST instant The
other shows the receipts and OF the Transportation De
parment the eleven months ending LIST inst, we'll az
amount paid for permanent work. interest on funded debt &c
WAGLEAYEs,
noy23-Wt Treasurer and Secretary,
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EzcEILEEt.-We copy, with the waIgaeSt feelings
e< satisfaction tie following paragraph from late
number of the NEsRSille Banner:
Southern politicians have talked spmuch about
thehon0rOf the South, equality of the South rights
of the South that Northern brethren have
learned TO look upon all these demonstrations. as
mere brag and bluster. They viii not be convinced
that the Southern people are in earnest, until they
leave of talking and proceed 10 action. We are de
ridedlv in favor of giving them the evidence they
require to satisfy them that we are in earnest
This is not We rejoice at the sign! the kind Of
conservative talk and action which has famed into
Sercer heat the fanaticsm and folly Of the North
and made the most earnest of its friends despair
GREELEY, SEWARD and their followers, have net
xe-ted so evil an influence the destinies of our
peopIs, as the timorons and puerie efforts of many
Of the leaders Of the Opposition, to stay fanatiI
cism when seeking power, by counting and coneed
inc 70 il The extract from the Banner indicates al
more efficient conservatism and a wiser policy.
the remains of Mr.. PORDExTER, were yesterday
..,moved 70 ClarksYie for final Interment They
we're accompanied by delegation of young men,
.rpOnted at meeting yesterday morning, and other
Eurviving relatives and friends,
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A Gnnd Name.

In the last election statistics before u.s. we fine
six counties by the of SULLIVAN reported, and
Iall but one Democratic They voted as follows:
DEMOCRATIC. OPPOSITION
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to live on prairie in the West, The latter teaches
how TO make all the varieties of outdoor and indoor
toys, and viii be found to be very great aid 70 the
young IDEAS.
For sale by W. 7. Berry Co.
The WESTMINSTER BEyrw October, 1859. L. Scott Co.
To an American. the most interesting article IN
this number will be the Physical Geography of the
Atlantic Ocean, In this, full justice IS done to
American scientific research. The other articles
are; Militia Forces; Rosseau; Spiritual Freedom;
Modern Poets and Poetry of Italy; Garibaldi and
the Italian Volunteers; Tennyson's Idylls of the
King; Comparison in Italy, and Contemporary Lit
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FOR sMITHLAND AND PADgCAH.

ETVBE Regular Packet HKINNETONKA,
u DAsaIELs, Master, viii leave for The above sAa&
On THURSDAY next, the 2tth inst, at 70 o'clock NJ
For freight or passage apply o. board OF to
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Clothing Store.
GREAT BARGAINS.


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80 No. 50 Union street, ~
~ KASHvZLE EzBBESSEE =Th
W. Has large and beautiful stock Of vt
MILLINERY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, &C.,
FOR THE FAIL AND WINTER TRADE
ONNETS, Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers, Riches, Trim.
y mings. Head Dresses Fancy Caps, &C Also,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
Steel Spring Skirts Shapes, Embroderes Lacsz
french COrsets, India Rubber Wax and China Dols and
Toyso every description Fancy Baskets, Rsticales, POrsmo-
Isies, soaps Perfumery, SC &c.
BOnnets bachd pressed, altered and trimmed in the latest
and ashinaabe style. ard all other kinds Millinery
dors in the Stamping every variety of
Embroidery and Braidng Linen, Musn, Cam5rc Lawn.
Silk Cloth Velvet, MeFno, FLANNEL, Materials
terms for Brading Embroidery work kt constantly
hand and for sale cheap We wOuld respectfully invite the
sntan of the ladies' for good
and large stock to select iron, call
=. r. AN nERSONsS
Lace and Fancy Store
No. - Uuou Street,
noV2-i31 Nashville, Teaa.
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B No. 7T--To amend the charter Of the Memphis
sCity Schools. Passed.
d No. 83-Tc amend the laws on TIE subject Of in
zheritance among aliens. Passed, ayes Is, noes G,
as follows:
a Ayes.-Messrs. Allen, Bradford, Bumpsss, Hi
S6feth, Horn, Hunter, johnson, Lane, Ninnis Nc
NELLY, Nash, Payne, Richardson. Stokes. Stokely,
Stoyan, Thompson, Wood, and Speaker NeWmaD--
Noes None.
8 No. 1i3-To amend the charter of Che University
2 Of the South. Passed
No. ll7--To change time of holding the Circuit
4 Courts in Henry and Humphrey counties. Passed
On motion of Mr.. RICHARDSON, the Senate ad-
tjOurRed.
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VIE me passenger packet Il L l. A IN. J.
SoAsETT, Master, will leave for the shove sIisa.n
NC lnsermedaie ports on THURSDAY, the eth
ns q NJ Fortnight passage apply board or 20
noVSS A. HAMILTON. Agent.
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4 observation-disclosures County, Tenn.
WyAKEN up BY William Walker IN the % District Hickman
County, Tennessee the 2h Of October, l. So soRREL
H9Rsk about 10 hands high Tires years old last spring. hs
spot the end Of the Appraised to ninety dollars
r. DEEM,
novs6-'59-w3Es prs fee Sls Ranger, II Q.
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STATE MENT

of tho Condition of the Nashville andI
Chattanooga Railroad Company on first
November, 1859.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-24
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
LEGAL ADVER EASEMENTS.
Assignee's Sale.

ASSlBneeS SAFE.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that I,
Il Charles A. Roosevelt, of tho county of Gee
ana, in the State of Michigan, assignee in Ger
tain deed of assignment, bearing date the 9th
day of April, A. ID. 1859, and executed to
me by Andrew Rector and Edwin X. Cobb, CO.
partners under the firm and name of Rector &
Cobb, and recorded in the Office Of Register of
Deeds of said county of 0ceana, on the said 9th
day of April, A. ID. 1859, at six o'clock p. NJ,
shall sell ut public auction, on Wednesday, the
third day Of August next, at one o'clock, p. NJ,
at the boarding house lately occupied by the
said Rector & Cobb, in the township of Pentwa-
ter, in said county, certain parcels of real estate
described in a schedule attached to said assign
ment, ms follows, TO wit: The south half of the
north east quarter, and the east half of the
northwest fractional quarter, and lot number
one ~, all in section twenty-four (24), all in
township number sixteen (l6) north of range
eighteen (1S) vests Tho south half of the south
west quarter of section thirteen 13), lot num-
Der three (3), in section twenty-five (25) lot
number one ~, section twenty three (23), the
west half of the outh-cast quarter of the south
cast quarter of the southeast quarter, and the
north-east quarter of the southwest fractional
quarter of section fourteen (14) also lot number
four az. section fourteen (14), all in township
sixteen (16) north, range eighteen (1S) west, ex-
cepting and rsscrving from the last four dcscrip-
amounting to some ten (1O) village lots; also
lot number four az, of section twenty five (25),
and the southwest quarter of the northwest
quarter, of section twenty five (25); also south
cast quarter of the northeast quarter, and the
north half Of the northeast quarter, section
twenty-six (26) and the south-c quarter of the
southwest quarter Of section twenty three (23)
all in township sixteen (l6) north of range eight
cen (1S) west also the following described par
cells Of personal property, to wit Two pairs Of
horses, ono COW, two truck wagons, one sett of
blacksmitlI's tools, together with large variety
Of other articles of personal property.
CHARLES A. ROOSEVELT, Assignee.
Dated Pentwater, July Ia, 1859. [30 VIZ
PosTPoSEMENT.--The above sale Is postponed
TO tho tenth day of September next at o'clock,
p. NJ, at the same place.
CHARLES A. ROSEVE Elf, Assignee.
Dated Pcntwatcr, August 3, 1859.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-24
Mortgage Sale.

nEFAULT having been made in the pay =
IL ment of certain mortgage executed by
Andrew Little to Isaac Bryant, bearing date the
sixteenth day Of May, A. ID. 1857, and recorded
in the Office Of the Register of Deeds for Ottawa
County, Michigan, on the fourteenth day of Jan
uary, A. ID. 1858, at four o'clock in tho after
noon, in Book ID Of Mortgages, on pages 212 and
2l3, and which mortgage was duly assigned by
the said Isaac Bryant to Ebenezer w. Barns. of
Ottawa county aforesaid, by an assignment hear
ing date the eighteenth day Of February. A. ID.
1883, and recorded in the Registers Office afore
said, on the eighteenth day of February. A. ID.
1889, at eight o'clock in the afternoon, in Book
ID Of Mortgages, on page 5l4, on which mort
gage there is claimed to be due at the date of
this notice, the sum of one hundred and fourteen
dollars and sixty-nine cents (1l4 COZ, and no
suit or proceeding at law having been instituted
to recover the debt secured by said mortgage, or
any part thereof notice is therefore hereby given
that by virtue OF n power of sale contained in
said mortgage, and pursuant 10 the Statute in
such case made and provided the said mortgage
will be forcclosed by q sale at Public Auction Of
the mortgaged premises therein described, TO
wit; Commencing at point twenty eight (2S)
rods and seven % feet east from the south least
corner OF Block number five (5) in BARRIERS Plat
OF the Village of Mill Point, as surveyed by Ma
son Eastman, thence running north eighty 1907
feet thence west sixty six (G6) feet thence south
eighty (sO) feet, thence cast sixty-six (6G) feet.
to the place of beginning, being a part of lot
number six (6), of section fifteen (15), in Town
number eight (S) north Of range sixteen C6l
West according to the United States survey
thereof and situated lying and being in tho
county of Ottawa and State of Michigan. M tho
Court-lIouse, in the Village of Grand Haven IN
said County, on the twenty second dny Of SON
TENDER, A. ID. 1859, at ono o'clock in Tho aftcr-
noon, to pay the sum due with interest and cost
EBENEZER w. BARNS,
assignee Of Mortgagcc
Dated, Grand Haven, june 90 1859. fisw ms