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mid, Conn. Der 3paf1tter During sebt beute
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nonHiten per6en. -
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p~ublt5irte uno Ton allen beutiJ zen WtpraenblIt=
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Sin Ganflnltiae.

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pelte Elm l6SneS 9ans so. 662i in Der %, Hrattfr. fr baareS
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q tv6fSpbann GOnrab Sebrt1aal99
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BtQioeS -@rennmaterial.

Die @asIt@trGpmp.pp u Baltimore Bat ben Nreis
ppn @pde auf einen DDTIor per Rarrenla6ung bon rs 8uibel
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GnropGtfcbe Ma6rtdbtem,
DIM Rranfreid.

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gta9 Gupabnte Der neael Contribution ftn6et bic reselmas@ei
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~ ARO9tDt ialt SIN Outrage: M. M ct, .prpp. @efr.e J
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Baltimore lOffkfr.
9ie &eOe SewarO's.

8cItinnre. ecn 5. Wlir5 1860.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-17

In our issue of Wednesday last we stated, in a.
luding to the ballOtfor Speaker on the 9th:
If the vote cast for Mr.. Gimer had been given to
Mr. Hamilton, the latter gentleman would have been
elested. It will be borne in mind that the constant
excuse given by the Southern Opposition for not
elected even with their assistance. They had no
such excuse on Monday. with the vote thrown
away on Mr. Gilmer, Mr. Hamilton could have been
chosen Speaker and the House organized. Mr..
Leach, Of n C. COppOsition,) told his Southern OPP
position friends that if they had voted for Mr..
Hamilton on Saturday, that gentleman would have
been elected.
1t is true as then stated by US that if the vote
cast for Mr.. GHWER had been given to Mr. HAMILTON.
the istter gentleman would have been elected" It
seems upon an analysis of that vote, published in
the Daily Globe of the 10TH that three of the twenty
two votes cast for Mr.. GHAER were cast by North
ern men, and if Mr.. HlWuTON had received the en-
tire Southern Opposition vote on that ballot he
would still have lacked two Of an election. The
language attributed by US to Mr.. LEACH was copied
UerJati from the dispatches furnished to the South
ern and Western press Instead of saying as re-
ported, that if they (his Southern Opposition
friends had voted for Mr.. HAMILTON on Saturday.
that gentleman would have been elected, he said.
" the entire vote Of tie party with whom have
the honor to act would not have secured his election"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-17
vEsPER GAS LIGHT,
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~ 1Hg VOID

TE7EIs GAS generated from Pure Coal On and fr elesus
economy, safety and s1pl city, cannot b slusss Ts
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Its advantages are: that is portable rs eht unrTaled
for bEtiancJs eheapue cleanliness and s1p g. and can he
used wherever artificial light required e easy regulate,
and requires 10 himung AMI no attention. vha.sTer after
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has no odor or smell Whle burning The light male
barn with any dsf Of hancg ~ taruing screw, and
increased insanarousy In volume frorl that candle %
ten or twenty b. turning valve 10 ordinary Gas.
The tesPer Gas lane and 6Xrss precisely resemble fcri
those OF coal gas but in laucy and purity Of light pos
sesse5 decded advantage any gas pc requires
chimney here no need Of daily trimming vick
construction q - axtre simple has lablsts get
Of order, and child manlge itreaiy. The rssheH
in the tesper fixture Is nea--d from rs coal ol or va
per Oil tShich Is manaiurld expressly for tbs buruerl
Wih0qf any aNture Of a,cuhol other foreign inrsans
aud is supply is unlimited The fixtures themselves are ant
Cd ~ ~ s q suit AZ Taste, from The plain single burner
. nc most elegant and costly chandelier zach fxtursis per-
feet IN izei usle Is no outlay 20 made services pipes me-
tcrs reua1fss &C The generated Go The burner a
fixtures ron he cheap single 5httu the expensive chan er
Htar5 gas tr0rts &c Themselves. They are sold at
prices which do rot exceed The cost Of ordinary gas fixtures Of
similar gty les and ornamentation
Cnacas 9s public balls, stores, steamboats, and private
residences r7ughou the STATE ftte up with these
elegant 4nd eoaF7nient caLdeers and ether aauul gasx.
lures E 400 90 1ch % the appearance ~ places
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a.p. WiIlisn. q 600. ~ md VS.

Hickman, Williams Of Knox, Williamson and Wise
ner.--26.
Hays-Baker of Ferry. Baker Of Weakley, BArks-
dale, Bayless, Beatty, Bleisoe Brazsllon, Rritton,
CheAthsm, Cowden, 0ritzs Davis, Dudley, East. EW-
ing, Farley, Farrsly, Frazier. Cant, Greene, Guy
HAyron, Hurt Ingram, Jones, johnson, Keaner. Ken
nsiy, Lea Loekharis Mai, Norman, Porter. ShrsWs-
bury, SoWell, Treritt, VaRghn White Of Dickson,
Whitmore, Woois Woolard and Speaker Whit
thorne.-42
Ga motion BY Mr. CAN'T, a proViso vas added
to the section.
The 9Th sec ion was read.
Mr.. FARRELLY moved 70 amend BY making the
last tso Hords E hFe years" iostead Of .st9Eee
years.
The motion was agreed to.
the sixth section was read
Mr. FARRELLY moved to amend BY aiding after
tho word 'iasnss'' ihs words Z IL sexual clrculs-
The amendment was agreed 10.
Mr.. LEA mosed 20 strike out the two last words
and insert IN lieu thereof The words shall be for
feited."
The amendment was rsjee.ed-yeas 20, nays Al
A committee amendment struck out the words
"the bank" and inserted in lieu hero Of the words
1.-TWO f5r one
The amendment was agreed to.
Mr. BEATTY offered an amendment striking out
sll after the word " forthwith" and making it the
duty II the Governor 70 appoint receiver to lake
charge Of the assets Of the bank and apply them 10
the payment Of is debts.
On nation BY Mr.. HURT, the House refused 20
strike cut.
On motion by Mr. JONES' the words estate Of
Tennessee were substituted for the word super
visor" where it last occurs.
The seventh section vas real
The eighth section was read.
Tue ninth section was read.
Mr.. WHITE Of Davidson moved to insert "tWen-
ty'' instead of fTteen."
Mr.. CAN'T would rather come TO ter than 60 to
twenty, bus hoped the motion to strike out would
net prevail.
An inefectu4l motiOn-yeas 9 nays 55-was made
to adjourn
The motion to amend 8agrejsc,ed "a
Tbs ienih section was read.
The eieyentil section vas read.
Mr.. BICKNELL made an Intellectual motion ts
strike out the words or pay out The notes of other
banks"
And then
On motion the House adjourned I'LL to morrow
morning O'clock.
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TN wesrEas TELEGRAPH coMPAxr.

Ga motion by Mr.. CHEATHAM, uadsr dispcn-
saton Of rules, Senator Trimblcs bill, to amend al
act Incorporating the Building Company OF Mem
phis and the New Orlean5 aud Olio Telegraph
Company aud 10 change name Of the 'a,ter TO the
South Western T Telegraph Company taken from
the files, sd aud passed the f,zt TINA without Oh
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-17

A T special meeting o. CHAPEL HILL LODE, No leo,
n held Friday, January 18th, A. D. 1860, L. $500 Mr.
JOSEPd r. JOHNS N, unanimously expelled all the
privegeT OF Masonry for conduct unbecoming Mason.
Published by order OF the Lodge.
iinl7-wlt r. T WILLIAMS sarratarv
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From Nd. Gross, Nash lie

NASHVILLE, fcnn Dec II, 1852.
Messrs T. b. TAYLOR Col have hs Ia use Tor bout i
months past one Of your gper Gas Zig ant gives me
great pleasure state, that regard e as "a superior 10 t
er portable light that I have with
Its simplicity OF arrangement, freedom frm danger Of emile
sion. Cleanliness and s.eadness, and parity Of LINT are ali
tiles that recommend It any who viii ty IT, Tt ewes
light which 20 De eli brsncy b the srlir.r
gas Light. Very respectfully, N. D. CRoss
These only ve.y faw Of TIE testimonials We have "
and examine for YOURSELF az Me- A. Colouads BuIins he
street, Nashville, Tenn. THOMAS III TAYLOR Il On
TMerchants from The the country are expressly invited 20
give call as We wish to establish agencies throughout ne
State Liam ST
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-17
Overfon land for sale.

SOMETHING half in number Of acres OF that large and
- valuable Tract Of Land known as The A " Oyerton
Land n Smith county, Tenn Carthage has been s0ldi the
balance and The valuable part j. now IN market fr SALE
containing @ including the brick Mansion and other
buildings. Near which is cleared the soil and lots IN
the hnes condition FOR cultivation and farming the re-
naming portion in the woods. also Tor interest
in small adjoinng Tract lies convenient Carthage,
Turnpike roads, and Cumberland River.
The owners Dr. James Overtou, Of NASHVILLE Tenn and
Mrs Sarah Whitney, Lngton KY, osring the land
Tor sale very liberal terms ThOss desiring purchase VIII
call Doctor Overflow jams B. Mo0r, Esq of Carthage
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-17

HENFY C. WRIGHT, an abolition lecturer of the
JONI BRowN school, displeased at the recent dis
clamer Of any sympathy with the Harper's Ferry
raid, made by Senator Wilson, Of Massachusetts
charges, through public letter, that gentleman
with attempting to throw glamour in the eyes
of Southern members . and asserts that, at pub
lie meeting in the town oil Nantic1 Mass, resolu-
ton was passed to the effect that it is the right
and duty Of the North TO ncite slaves to resistance
and to aid them in it and that Senator WHsOS was
present but raised voice against it, thereby giving
it his tacit consent. To this exposure WILSON re
plies through public card, that though generally
concurring with WHsHr in sentiment, this gentle
man has wiIlfulIy mlsrepresented him, know
ing that he had no sympathy with the doctrine that
" it is the right and duty Of the North to incite
slaves to resistance as in the case Of Brown, and
to aid them in it, and adds
Hy conviction is, that, while the people Of NaSsa-
CHI cts are nearly unanimous IN their sympathy for
the ate Of BrOJ1 and IL He admiration Of his person
al qualities they quite unanimous in their re
gret and condemnation of his lawless raid at Har-
pers Ferry Believing this to be the sentiment of
the people Of Massachusetts, and of the North,
have so stated in public and IN private. I may be
mistaken inmy views, but feel confident that l am
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-17

CAROL CoUETY-John Mcdonnell Chairman, T. S. Prince
Secretary. George 7. Ridley, Barker and Prince
appoints COMMITTEES to draft resolutions They report
ed the following which unanimously adopted:
Resolved the National administration Of james Brcan.
wise patriotic and conservative policy; its prompt vim
dcatons the country home and abroad its
support Of the constitutional rights Of every portion Of
country; prompt suppression Of reasonable our'ge
violence wherever I'd within the scope Of its author
i egaed especially Hapers Ferry and its strict deVO
and general welfare Of the country
inendy enteit 70 the gratitude Of our whole people.
Resolved ThSt G.. Harris the present incumbent Of
the ca behold the patriot and atesman worthy
the admiration and respect Of his fellow citizens and his admin
aFars meets approval and that cheer
fully commend him the Charleston Convention first
choice for Vice President
Resolved That have the utmost confidence il the iueg
II and ability Of the Hon. Atkins, sound
tive and national Democrat and therefore most cordially
him. " choice for Of the Electors for the State
large
Re ,6ved That Geo T Ridley and Ridley be appointed
delegates the Nashville Convention to be held a. the tim
above stated.
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SBNDklESs
R0 BOXES CHEESE Just received on steamer Lebanon
w p bbls Glover seed on hand.
100 bales Of Hay to arrive on steamer John aault.
Cash paid for Lard, Green and Dry Hides,
Feathers, Wax, Sheep skins, Wheat, Corn,
oats, &C D. D. DICKEY,
jaui5-dIy Al Market street
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HOME TESTIMONIALS.


NAsHvILLE, Dec. -, 1s59
Coz T. Fl TAYLoR-Dear Sra have used, Tor sams time
Of the hegper Lamps and beg leave express nv obi cations
to you Tor having introduced IL ny notice To persons living
In The couulrv, or 10 parts Of city where s cannot re had r
who may desire Light much more economical than ras-and at
the time fully equal 20 in Illuminating posr-ths an
paratus viii prove desiiorEfum-
regard this the most beautiful and useful Invention
for procuring al small the advantages gas light thai
have seem the time that psrc- slranI
the lamps simple n construction and managed with
Very truly yours, FaLl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-17
NIeetIne ID - neIerntes.

There viii be preliminary. meeting exclusively
of such Of the delegates to the Democratic State
Convention as are in the city at the Federal Court
room, in the State Capitol, this evening at seven
o'clock to take steps preparatory to the organiza-
ton Of the Convention tomorrow. None but those
authorized by the Democracy of their respective
counties viii be permitted to participate in the
proceedings Of the meeting.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-17
state Convention.

The indications are that there viii be large at
tendance at the Democratic State Convention, to be
held in this CITY tomorrow Quite a number of the
delegates arrived yesterday. We were pleased to
meet Hon. LANDoN C. HAYNES, Ma. WM. LOWRY, Gen.
J. c. RAMSEY, Col JAKE MILLER, Messrs. POWELL,
Riley and NEWMAN, Of East Tennessee; Col. J. X.
HowARD. Of Lebanon, and Col CARROLL Judge KING,
Messrs. WALKER, DOUGLAS, LoGwooD Bowen, LEE.
TIGHIMAN, CREIGHTON and KELLER, Of Memphis, with
our coyrTes Of the Memphis press, Messrs Nc
Cr>NAHAN and DuL of the APpeal anG Col. GALLAwAT,
Of the AUalqncEe. We tender to the delegates the
privileges Of our reading room during their stay in
the CITY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-17

does not place much stress on the certuries-od fall
lacy about the specie balance Of trade. L is plea
for liberal commerce, sound currency, rigid JEFF
fersonian public economy with such provisions for
Improvements as the country aemands and is
worthy Of the author as patriot and statesman.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-17

Tagmas King and others. The unknown heirs Of Iu
Allen and wife
pursuance Of decree Of the County Court % uyf5.7
county rendered in the above cause at the Januar ~
~, VII oaer Tor sale at the Courthouse Nashville On
IooEng negroes, toit Lyfus about 60 years Of ae NV
% a. years Of age syia about 10 OF age: Martha,
y years OF age Charles about y years Of 49, A. sbot
ge5 7I oI age and an infant about l6 months old
- ABOUT sac 10 cash will be required upon each negro,
ana io the balance note we'll endorsed payable Bank
four months
Ihe negroes belong TO the estate Of Sally Felts deceased and
are sold for distribution =. CHEATUAM,
Janll-d Clerk
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-17

sETTIE Eslt gives great pleasure state that AZ
ter trial Of oae Of e vesper Gas Lamps in ~ s.uy r
six weeks pas and aer observing closely Tor sane length Of
time, the experiment Of lighting "Cn0n Tent with these
lamps, have entire confidence their eciency I seems 70
me they aord ali the advantages Of she best gas g1ts b those
vino live 0ut Of the cies and large towns.
The process Of preparing and lighting The lamp readily
earned the fixtures simple and little 70 get onf
or order the cost Of the light comparatively le, and ts
whoe so free from al danger that 10 need only acuuain
lance the Of the public With the VesDer Gas Tsu Il
bring them into general use throughout the country
Yours truly, STUART R9Hrssov.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-17

Nh THOMAS TAYLoR-Dear Sir: have beer using he YES
per Gas Lamp sold since September last aud am r
fecty satisfied that il IS CT the economical IL not I'M
mosteconomcal, veil as brilliant lights that can he had nj
out0f the reacho gas. AlExAvBra FsL1
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-17
was obtained for Nj. DAVIDSON.

On motion Of Ne SMIfHthe rules were Suspend
cd and Mr.. Jones bill III. r. 533l TO extend fur
Their time TO inc Southwestern Railroad Company,
vas taken from ths files, read and passed the second
time
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-17

Auction, Commission and storage
~ aFehOuse.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-17

from oeapufy q Co. Gas titters Nashville
The Yesper Gas brilliant and beautiful ght thai
cheap and 20Ts-e and perfectly safe The construction Of he
Feer Gas Burner and reiort is perfectly simple, that can
not get out Of order. explode
The management OF the burner is easily UNDERSTOOD, and re-
qures little attention keep clean ana ia rod order
tan ordinary gas xures Ts light produced I he VeDsr
Gas consider fully eIaa en- every r sc any ohe knd
Of Gas light JOus d. sEABrRY.
II. j. sEtuuRV.
II. S. PEAcu.