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PuBLIo LAWs oF TENNEssEE.

khCT to repes section 1882 Of the CODE in reference the
admission 81 pupils into the Tennessee Deaf aud Dumb School
be It enacted by the General Assembly Of the State
Tennessee That section 2 Of the cede requiring the
dceie Of CLERK Of County Court Of the county from
which the pupil under the sesi Of his Office, Of the fact
that pupil parpe before the Comptroller shall issue
deay his or her expenses at the Tennessee Deaf
and Dumb School, be and the is thereby repealed
Section Be It further enacted, That the trustees and teach
said school admit czsns Of Tennessee who deaf
and dumb the prv OF said school, and upon the certf
Of the principal Of said school, Treasurer Of the Board
Trustees the aud numbers Of such pupils ad
msd Copolies shall ISSUE his herein before
directed the act which this is intended amend, at the rate
Trustees shall satisfied that such pupil unable to deray
his or her expenses at said school.
Section BE it further enacted, That the provisions Of this
Act shall appy &c the admission Of pupils in che Blind School,
Section Be it further enacted That the eight thous
and dollars Appropriated out Of the Treasury for the purpose
Of repairing the buildings making necessary csRs and prT
chasing necessary furniture and apparatus for the Deaf and
Dub school at Knoxville and the Comptroller is hereby d.
Teced to issue his warrant to the trustees Of said Institution Tor
the
Section Be further enacted that the Of thousand
dollars be and the HEREBY annually appropriated out OF
money in the treasury Of the ste 70 the Memphis Hosp
tai Tor heyears 1860 and M to be paid 70 the Treasurer Of the
Board Of Trustees Of said Hospital upon the warrant Of the
Comptroller Of the State BY instaments SIX os s
hrst nstament 70 be pad the LIST day Of July leoO
Section Be tfurher enacted, That Act passed the sh
day Of February 1856 OF the Hospital grounds 81
Memphis, be and the same hereby revived
w. Q. WHITE liNk
Speaker Of The House Of Represen tatiyes'
TAZ. ". NEWMAN,
Passed March 10 is4io Speaker OF the Senate.
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nism ind because the worst results, as affecting
the prosperity Of our country and the ultimate tr-
unaph If Repu shcan institutions have followed and
must cpntnue 70 follow this peruicious agitation.
No MAJ, therefore, whatever his antecedents, can
receive the support Of men holding these views.
who comes before the people as the champion Of
either seetlon,-as party to the perpetuation OF
tins pestient slavery agitation Such an attitude
we regard Edward Bates as occupying-and there
lore rot to HIN must the country look fer resto-
ration Of national quiet-for q return Of internal
peace and conhdence-or for a re-inauguration of
those fraternal relations socially and commercially,
between the people Of the North ana South, so in
dlspensabe to the security, prosperity and progress
Of our beloved cnnntrr-
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IHE RHODE ISLAND ELECrIoN-Complete returns
OF the election Rhode Island give the following
result on the Governors vote SrRAGUE. Conserya-
tive, 1925; PADELFoED Republican. IO,S35 scat
tcring votes, l53. Majority for SrRAGUE. I,3I7.
In 1856 the Republicans in Rhode Island gave
FREMONT majority Of 47g7 over BUCHANAN, and
some 300 over both BUCHANAN and FILLMORE The
total vote was then about 10000. Last spring the
Republican candidate for Governor had a majority
Of 1892 over Potter Democrat Now, the Repub-
icaEs have been defeated. on Governor. by 1900
Their nominee (PADEToED) was representative
of the JOHS BRowS-HETPER Stripe and, in a
public meeting in Providence, openly justified the
Harper Ferry onslaught. His defeat by the Ma
tonal men. with Governor SPRAGUE, is a gratifying
political event
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TH1SIzIH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. The Democra
cy OF the Sixth Congressional District viii meet at
Shelbyyille on the second Saturday in May next for
she purpose Of selecting an Elector for this Dis
trct It is hoped that every county VIII have dele
gates present
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FOR SALE.
FENHE SPLEN DID MANSION recently erected By
Wesley Wheeess with thirty eight acres Of Land up
on which is located, offered FOR sale. The house situated
beautiful hill mile above the city, the north
side and about four hundred yards from the Cumberland river
IL beautiful grove Of forest trees from which point large por.
ton Of the full The contains sixteen
all handsomely and conveniently arranged with water
and pipes is built Of The best materials and
moern architectural style Two thirds the land
large forest timber and the remainder well
calculated for gardening and growing nne fruits portion Of
which already with varieties q fruit trees Strawberries
grapes, SC SC.
Mr. Wheeess being located in business in Liverpool
England this Of sale Of his property Address the
undersigned Nashville who resides and will show the pro-
perry, and give the terms Of sale not previously disposed
OF at private sale. the property will offered at auction On the
premises, Thursday, 9TH Of June next
Nashville, Tenn, apl5s l560-dois. n HOBsON.
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ANOTHER FooT RAcE.--Nlr. ISAAC SCHUITz, who was
defeated in the foot race for $1,000 at New Orleans
arrived at Louisville on the 9TH inst. He admits
that the +" Unknown" can beat him or any other
man living, at the distance OF 200 yards. The
Louisville champion don't think. however, that his
antagonist can fling the dust in his face at 100
yards. and the Courier is informed he has made a
second match for $4,000 that he can't do it again.
The forfeit $500. is now in the hands of the
stakeholder The race Is to be run at Louisville in
.Tunp.
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Passed March Is, 1860

AN ACT amend sections 56 Sos 500 and SO of the Code
Section Be it enacted by the General Assembly State
Tennessee That sections sos 500 $40 of the Code Of
Tennessee amended to read follows The shall
the Of real and personal property and
book which shall be suitably ruled, showing in separate
Isl. the Nance in alphabetical order Of each owner Of
the property assessed in each civil district, unless the be
unknown, in which it shall be so stated.
I'd. the number Of acres Of land.
3D. the value thereof
4th. the number Of t8Wn lots
5th the value thereof
9Th, the number Of slaves
eth. the value thereof.
sth. the value Of all otner taxable property.
gth the polls.
see 3 BE it further eracd That Commissioner shall al
vertse directed in the Code, Sec. ST. but it shall be
cesssry compulsory for said Commissioner to and
anime land where he has personal knowledge Of the
Sec Belt further enacted That all laws making theduty Of
the Commissioners the State tax on their respective
books be and the arethereby repealed
Sec Be further enacted, That the Commissioners shall
both real and personal property the same me and
their respective lists the Clerk Of the County
Court shall be the duty OF said Clerk make from sal
lists book for his Office and for the tax collector to be de
vered said collector in the time prescribed by law.
Sec. further enaciel That section five hundred and
sixty Of the Code be repealed
Sec Be it further enacted That section i've hundred end
eighty Of the Code amended that the word dstrct"
shall used instead Of county in the sixth line Of said section.
Sec Z Be it further enacted That section 53 Of the Code be
amended that the following oath be taken YOu do soemny
that this list contains correct statement Of all
real estate that lies in this civil district, with true de-
scripuOa thereof, 50 help you God"
Sec g. Be it further enacted That this take effect from
and after its passuge 20. WHITTHORNE,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
TAI ". NEWMAN,
NJ I gT,ao g fhnZ
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4 SCENE IN THE House OF REPREsENTATWEs.-Mr.
OWEN LovEJoY Black Republican from Illinois,
made a speech in the House of Representatives on
the 9Th inst, on the slavery question, IN which he
abused Southern men and Southern institutions IN
language fit only for the brothel, and not satisfied
with deHouncing them in his place, he left 1t and
proceeded over to the Democratic side, gestculating
violently. 1t was at this point Mr. Pryor, Of Yir-
ginia, interposed and came near precipitating an
eRe.ae. A general fight on the floor was imminent
That there was no collision is indeed a miracle /;
and, probably in the history Of Congress there has
been no such offensive speech that delivered by
Mr.. LuvEJoT. Such a scene was disgrace to the
House Of Representatives, and shows that the Illi-
nois Backyard is unfit to be a member of that
body.
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AN ACT provide fer the distribution Of unclaimed assets a.
ter i've years. - d.
Section l. Be il enacted by the General Assembly OF the State Of
Tennessee when any administrator has or may hereafter
have his hands any part Of the estate OF his
by the next OF kin or creditors and the next OF Kim to whom
the their residences not knows 10 saa ads
stor and the unclaimed for hVe years IRON
the date Of the first admidra9n, aud there snail oe mex q
kin Of the who known, or shall make II appear taat
they such, shall be the duty OF said Administrator 70 as
tribute equally among said last mentioned next Of
kim taking from them bond with good security 70 De approved
the County Court and filed with said Cru and recorded
administrator bonds recorded to pay to the next Of KIM
whose residence s known, their portion Of saa estate
further enacted That the bonds taken BY the
administrator provided section Of this Act shall be
made payable to the state OF Tennessee for ae use o SAD next OF
Kin whose residence is known and shall be deposited py
the administrator with the Clerk Of the County Court OF
the county where admnisracn is granted Provided the
provisions OF this Act shall not apply to minor hers or dou
tees.
Section Betfurther enacted That SO much Of sections B.
22 and 1888 Of the Code in conflict with this act be
and after It's passage. W. C. WEITTHoRNE,s
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
TAI. W. NEWMAN,
Passed March Is, 1860 Speaker of the Senate.
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sgA PATRIARCH GuNE.-We learn from tine Abingdon
Jirginiqn that Capt. WILLIAM BsATE, the Oldest man
in Southwestern Virginia departed this life At the
residence OF his son. MADISON BEAUE, near Glade
Spring Washington county Va. on the 2Sth ult.
Can't BF.rIE was about 100 years old, and was the
last survivor Of the Kings Mountain veterans from
VIRGINIA.
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DANIEL BooNE.-Ne regret to learn that this cele-
brated colt the victor day or two since in tba
fastest race. two mile heats upon record has baan
seized with severe fit Of pneumonia, and Is n
course unfit for a temperance this spring We in
dulge hope that the disease may be not SO savero
as has been represented. We had great hopes of
tlis remarkable son of the renowned Lexington
and shall look with much anxiety for his speedy re-
coyery-N o. Pie. Wednesday.
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hENTrClT STATE STATE FME.-The next annual
Fair OF the Kentucky State Agricultural Society is
to be held at Bowling Green. The time fixed is
Tuesday, the 18th of September, and the four fol-
lowing days.
The annual address is to be delivered by Gov.
BERnu MAGoFFIN, on the second day Of the Fair,
The Society has determined to hold two Fairs for
the exhibition Of tobacco during the present year
one at Paducah on the 9th of May, at which one
thousand dollars viii be given in premiums, and at
which public addresses will be delivered by W. b.
MACHES, Esq, and Judge JAMES CAMPBELL and the
other at Louisville, on the 10th of May, at which
eleven hundred and sevensy-ive dollars will be dis
tributed in premiums and public addresses deliver
ed by Hon. W. L. UNDERWOOD and E. NJ. CONVICTION.
Esq.
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nLUE GRASS SEED
SsD9-F RAMS BROWN.
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Test : N. D. WEIGH, Clerk.

An INTERESTING Relic OF OLD HICEoEY.-The
Sacramento California; Standard states that Coy.
DowNEY has in his possession the original manu-
script of the following notice. which was published
in the official paper at Washington 1.-THE time:
Tile last survivor Of the signers Of the Declara-
uun Of lndependence-he who for many years has
been the last precious relic Iof the band Of July
4th. lI5G--is no more. The death OF Charles Car
roll of CaIrOltOn is announced to US. The triumph
OF the grave over this living monument of our ma
uonal birthday. around which the gratitude and at
lection OF nation loved to gather viii be the sig
nal for 4 nations mourning. As a mark of respect
due to the occasion, the offices of the United
States Government in this city will be closed to-
morrow, 10th inst. ANDREW JACKSON.
" Washington, NOUeubsr 18Th 1892"
At the bottom OF the communication is the fol-
loving direction IN the same handwriting Put
this in conspicuous at the head of a column
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S7,I56,556 70
April 10, 90 JOHN A. FISHER, Cashier.
For Rent.
CONVENIENT and comfortable frame dwelling house for
the remainder Of the present year AsO for sale, lot Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture, good
terms, for cash. Applyto 7. B. HUBBELL,
No. 40 South Summer street,
aprIO-3t or a this Office
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APRIL.
FRANK LEsLIE,s NEW FAMILY mAGA-
ZINE AND GAZETTE OF FASHION,
1,s,-...fvs3bv JOHs YORK & CO..
.,-g IS Union Srset
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FOR UPPER CUmBERLANp RIVEIs.

TEIHE light draught passenger steamer EDaIONI4,
ii KINNEY Matter will regularly throughout sssA
the season as above touching at all prints that mfy
be desired, Her hness iaught together with superOI
freight and passenger facilities render her dsyey popu
lar For freight or passage spply on board or 70
spr6-H P. II, MITCHELL, Agent
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B. r. GU TT Err,
| Nos 80 AID 80 Corner Of college and BroGdloay,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
Wholesale aud Retail Dealer In
Boots, shoes, HAS. I'm Uni mbTeIIas, Vybips,Sc
AS just opened and has exhibition, OF the best
lected stocks ever before offered, and at low prices
! GENTS, Boys, AND YOUTHS.
Every style sewed pegged work. embr acins Calf Kid
Patent Leather Goat Buckskn, Cloth, Lasting Caters,
lace and strapped Shoes Oxford Ties, &C. every
LADIES', MISSES, AND CHILDREN,S.
My stock this department selected with great care
ana cannot Dc e1eed comprising IN part me Ca Kids Goat
French and English Lasting Caters, Boots, BRskins, Slippers
| &C, sc, with and without heel
| HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS.
Just received direct fOm the manufactures every style and
color Of Fur Beaver Cashmere Mernol Wool Straw and Leg
Umbrellas Trunks Travelling BAGS Garrett BAGS School
Ssches Saddle Bags, Backing and Brushes Walking Canes
Tacs Whips Thongs, Hosiery &c &c, constantly
All Of which will be sold at wholesale retail reasonable
BETTING &c., AT COST.
$1,000 feet Of Leather and Gum Betting from to u inches
wide Packing, all thickness Copper Bu and Rivts and
Lace Leather at cost for casA, 70 close
Corner Of College and Broadway,
March 23-dtw&wH be Nashville, Tenn.
FINE PLANTS, EVEHGEENS, ETC, ETC.
TJNEE numerous friends Of Mr. WILLIAM HEAVIER OF the
Reading Road" Nursery Ohio, will be pleased to learn
hahe his way this city, with objection from his
extensive Horticultural Garden.
Mr. H. guarantees all sales made by him,
OF BENZ F. Shields Co. No q College street, where the ladies'
Z all.
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.
4 IN BBLs. EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR, Manufactured
lou from choice White to day, and for
sale By Imarl5 MIZELL, HOOPER & co.
BURNING FLUID.
TANNERS OIL Sperm Oil, Lard oil. Coal OIL Laseed
oil, for sale by
mArs-tf RAINS, BROWN a co.
Bargain Notice.
UsT received consignment per wenana beau.
tfu assortment Of Bureaus, Bedsteads sewing Tables
small extension tables &C. &C, which be closed immedi
ately. Call and see the goods. HARDY BROTHERS.
apl5 Agstoneers & Gen'l Ag'ts, q Public square,
TOArriYe In Few Days,
A MAGNIFICENT new octave Rosewood Piano,
for which money must be had Immediately. ANY person
wanting No. Instrument, can buy bargain.
apis HARDY BROTHERS.
Substantislls fOF Farmers and Planters.
lust received from Western Mandatory AMI on sale the
following articles Ok Yokes Bay Forks. Hoes, Stable and
Wen Buckets, scythes, Tubs, Rat Traps, ETC.,
BENJ. =. SHIELDS 4 CO.,
mar99 Central Ware Rooms, College street.
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Condition of the Bank of Tennessee and
branches, March 31st, 1850.
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SubstantiaIs for Farmers and Planters.
lust received Western Mandatory aud on sale the
following articles: Ok Yokes Hay Forks Hoes Stable ana
Wen Buckets, scythes, Tubs, Rat Traps, ETC., etc.
BENJ. =. SHIELDS & CO.,
mar39 Central Ware Rooms, College street.
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EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.
Z N BBLs. EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR, Manufactured
elO from choice White Wheat arrive to day and for
.sle BY Imarlj, MIZELL, HOOPER & co.
, 1860-09-14
y 10 extraordipnry IN advance ax 81 q sack On

he Northern psrts of France aud Europe
hkvtng a'.o experienced the saue untavorable
~cxther, n1mo,tevery market in these countries
h.s risen aEd. without some genial change;
1ot onlv England. but nearly half Europe. viii
&c threatened In its vital interests. The viRi:
ant G,rerrm- mt Of Franco has already tssued
adeeres for tic pstiou'a benefit, authorizing the
import OF grain and aauT at the mfaitnum outs
up to tte 18th Of September, 1851. ms IL
Abont Sd. per a., or Two thirtakoi fne ou.y pe, ~
able here. Su=h measure, ~hlle II so.s ~ oo
Gr@at Britain. Whist, then. aro Sas s:oeHs VI
re ;ourc S? becomes mos: :1mpo1 Mnt 4uts:,!or;
e&occisllr "a rntatces ars crersxeece fsi'hE
fast I'D tho abserce IF tt6cisl iatc' nation
prevents raore satisfactory solution. ;.
We hsve bnt tn rsraafk tEa WIN oe.eere
il tie WAY Of im2or;e. tsficg the cereal year IS
cio,ed On tue sis: Of July LIST, at rate Of abou:
Is per eert- less than during tho three years
ri te5oding. The real figures In Wheat IN Flour
;tu, eho1 deficiency Of lao, ,3ss qrs. faf tue
last year.. Nav, The moderate SURPLUS OF the
previous year Of p'eHt; b:irE s!most 60 1snfnco.
as well IS nca1ly I'll the htscks OF old corn
throughout the Cont:nest, VIC msy Tet he MAIL
ly dependent OF tue surplus Of Inc 5ea1 . efoes'
a. received from foreign shores.
Tao bslfs rctcd is: week wc:e 1s.3.2 q:s
wheat at 50. Cd. azaio5t &. .l.o qrs in 1859, The
| Loudco averages were els Sd o. rs qss:
Tce arrivals iuto the priucn.l ports ot Great
Br,sin. Tor :ho week enair G Aug. 18th, in whea'
| md Q?ur, we're cqnl to 1.3.se4 qrs, Including
The reatker IN Scotland bsinf bad, rates have
| geaerally improved. What Ut l.noareh VA w
Is 81 Pr R:sF g. esntras pei b'
Dublin bling Without samples Of natise whea.
| fa-ei,n sold Better at come advance, and al
| cn-n Ess held ct no7c money, maizs being
srsiu in rtquest a: full rates. The serionl
| stste of the weather made all corn held at more
on,yat Cork. Marincpo:i wheat to 34s pei
Ri: white oats, -. I'd per brl; Gal&tz maiz:
| &c o. "a rer I'm.
, 1860-09-14

NJ TIE PONY E1pAEss.
Sr. JosEru, Me-, Sept. 13.-The Pony Ex.
bress arrived this evtniuE, oscind t;:Ae.
IAN FnAsclsco, Sept. Isl, P. r.-Tls Goldea
Aga le:t for Panama this nor1iac, ,1iih ee22a
passengers.
Ills Pony Express And O;er'a74 ,x1i;s con.
TIME to arrive regularly:
The new from The s e!e ct lcr-e i: unimpors-
ant. The several county f.ira held during tie
week eyince remarkable rrosress ia .he mstc.
rial interests Of the State.
Senator Gwin made his frat political spsech
shls te1soa 10 al GuGi-ucs OF ,U1D, 1t Stockton,
on the 9Th. liz iaoo,ed ha.d 10 justi.y himself
agaiEs: tic charge Of killing liale's Dlily 0r.r.
laad bill, and iast!fet tbs purcha oi line
f5rtlGcetGu. There was nothing personal in
Lis remarks, and little enthusiasm manifested.
The opposition 10 ihs Senator continued unl-
Late5.
TIE Cresc<n. City RtrGH has accounts q: cx.
t;cor'einarT discoveries Of gold in Del Sorie
county.
We have Oregon advices to Aug. g, sad
frc1n British Columbia to the 25tn.
The Democratic Sta:a Committee Of Oregon
had ms: and divided reari3 equally with the
Dorglss ard Breckirridgs wings, tbs finer
calling State Cor&eution fer sept. 10Th, aid
t:e later on ;le IS,
The portlsf "a .stto5 ss1k that De.>ron Smith,
Lansing Seott,FH 7. Leed., j. W. Ntsmith.
Geo. II. Williams, nara La2~r cad +. u. Ba-
kar arc candidates tor Tue Seazs orshp. T!.o
struggle will be hot:v contested. Ylls thrt e
narttse, tie National neuncr.cy. i0e Free Soil
Daugl4s Democracy AT thr RsgulAr Repub!i.
cane, viii each hare iss caudsoatr.
4 great excitement hiss sprung up among the
peoLls of Oregon On ncc3unt OF extraordinary
mineral productions in tie northern mines gen
orally.
rte news fror1 British Columbia is mo7t!y o!
amlning ch.rac;er, and the a7couats Of dl,cov.
cries a.e numerous and 1;uwiEE
Ihe Japanese Embassy vessel a.rired hem
from San Francisco, jane 2j:h. The c, n.maud
er Of the Japnre'e steamer had made highly
coo1ed report 10 his Country tnca Of 1ke bill.
lisnt manner in which he Aud LIS crew wsto en-
,ertained while in San F1ane:sc,.
Col. Lander had obtained promises firm !he
Indiana which viii probably put an erd IL the
canger to ,Poay Expresses sad overland eni
grafton.