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NASHVILLE, Isnu.- Dee ~. $50
MessTl- T. D. TAfLoH 3 Co.I had u use 81 s5oat 81
months past one Of your Fespsr Gas Lrds zrl me
great pleasure 20 stste, tht regard Superior % aysi
portable liglt that ] have vita
It's anphcy OF arrangement, freedom from e1d-
sion, cleanliness and zanesss ard pa-e of hi are aua
tiles that mErt recouneadit 70 VIA VIA ~ It-r
light which 70 ne seems be equal in brllucy The orn
gas light. Very respectfully 81 D Ca11
These are only few Of TIE tsnonals We have cllt
and examine Tor Yourself, at 10, 81 oo11afe Buinrs Cherry
street, Nashvtlie, Tenn THOMAS q. TAYLOR & CO.
Marchants from the he country expressly rr.f -
give c wish establish agencies throurhout s
State Lan SIT
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TEsFTmONIaUz.

Scientific and others Vh5 have thsroshly tested mar
Is Of the Fespsr Gas Air Light, pronounce C hs t M
cheapest hgn. nou knogH. Numbsrsss estimqnfes "a
received dSily irou al qllrrs Fluahl Tor DC eTsIs "a
this light, few Of Whsa are given below.
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sr ..e, FAvuY.-Two Of Dir. DE- QUNcT's
.hters. the eldest and youngest were with him
NJ the time OF his death in Edinburg, on the sth ult
His second daughter, the wife Of Colonel BAIRD
SMITH IN India with her husband; one OF has sons Is
ais, IN India, a captain in the army; the other
pa,.i.ila IS IL Hrazil The eldest daughter is 'he
--ier it. RoBHT CaHG formerly OF Edinburgh
,ov a. farmer IN Ireland. whcree she was called 20
,r fathers aeath-bed The youngest is unmarried
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Robert Baich others. James c. wilson and ohsr
pursuance deerss rendered b. the Comfy Court
county the above cause viii otter for sale
he Courthouse IN Nashville Saturday the lh OF February
next, folloaz lots belonging % TIE eate Of Alfred ach,
dec ased that remain from the former sale, 80 viz;
20 feet Of Lot No. n. Make. street.
az -, jackson STREET
gj % % a. or eornsr o. College & Jefferson SIS
la8 81, on College street.
so a. on Crawford street.
These Lots su-rided will Re shown tie day o. sale
TERNs-G cash viii be required each Lot for the
balance credit Of D and u months with interest viii Be
given notes veil eu11rss. fable en- Bank requre{
janii-id p. R. cHEATHAM. CLERK.
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FreeNeero Bill.

The House commenced the process Of voting on
the free negro bill yesterday. 1t is time the vote
was taken. The debate upon this question has clio
tied an able discussion which we regret other du-
tee have prevented us from hearing Among the
able speeches delivered. none have received heart
ier or warmer compliments than the speech Of the
representative from Aaury. Mr. GANrr. 1t Is said
To have been one Of the ablesJ clcarsst. and most
eloquent speeches ever delivered before ierisla-
tive assembly Besides being a sound. constitution
al argument, we understand IL was successful o,-
position Of the policy and humanity Of the bill UNI
der Consideration. We trust &r. CAN'T will pre-
pare it tor publication.
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ME THoMAs TAYIoR-Dcar sir have been using he re-
per Gas Lamp sold b. succ SEPTEMBER LAST and al, "
ecty satisfied that il Is Of the economical n no lus
economical, we'll as brilliant sights a can be ma u
0ut0f hsreaeh Of gas ALrxagnEH Fsrr
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FREE NEeReEs.

The SPEAKER announced the order to be The m
finished business Of yssterday--the consideration
o; the Committees bill Rio. for the expulsion Of
free negroes from this State, the question being
Mr. CaldWell's amendment to Mr Barksdale's BID in
leu Of the Committees bill On its third readiug
Mr.. BICKNELL had obtained the hoar before Tie
adjournment Of yesterday evening, and iheSpesker
awarded il to him again, this morning BE took
grounds in favor Of The passage Of tse bill We
vote for the bin without violating sny cons iiu-
tional obligation, although some gentlemen may have
doubts Of its cosntitutionality. By sending out Of
the State the free negro make room for the poor,
lsboring class Of white persons and that instead
Of this bill being Cor the benefit Of the rich slave
holder, il acts beneheially towards che poor mea.
Mr. SHREWSBURY. If re have dorbls , N the
constiuionailsy Of this BILL it is duty to give
our conscience the benefit Of the doubts. lie be-
lieVed the bill was unconstitutional snd should
oppose it with all his might The free negro has
vested constitutional rights, and should be protect
ed in he few rights he las.
Mr.. SPEAKER WHITTHORNE, Mr.. johnson in
the chsrl spoke in favor of the passage Of the bill
in lieu proposed By Mr. Barksdale The free ne
gro is no member Of the body politic-no part Of
the goEernment-and is net included in the Bill Of
Rights It is only because they are entitled 10
qualified rights that The Legislature has passed laws
regulating their intercourse with cur slaves. &c
yielded Tor motion to take the neon recess.
Aud then
On motion the House took recess ill o'clock.
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Afoa eraiAiJ q slss ttaa tttiers NASHVILLE
The Fesper Gas makes brilliant and beautiful zhi shlt Isl
cheap and pofte and perfectly safe The construction 81 he
Vesper Gas Burner and retort perfectly simple tht ft-
get out 81 order, explode
Tie management Of the burner is easily understood and IT,
qurs5 bat little mor1 asuiou keep In coed order
thn ordinary azlures Pie ght produced b. he Vesr
Gas We consider FULLY equal In every rsst b say oer Ana
Of Gas ighl Jom n. SrtnEHr,
4. j. sEtnUlf,
~. IS PELcu
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The 500 machine purchased from you gives per-
feet satisfaction. The great objection heretofore
with many people to Sewing Machines, has been
that machine doing fine work, could not do
heavy work. and vice versa; that objection Is
entirely overcome by the Howe Machine. and
for that reason I think it is better adapted
to the wants Of the people than any other ,fami5
~ machine have formerly owned one Of the Sin
ger, and have seen and examined the other leading
styles and think yORr machine less complicated and
more easily managed than any other.
To persons wishing a Machine executinglall varic,
ties Of work, without trouble, most heartily re-
commend the Howe Machine
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W, IT. MINUUIN,
Firm Of Mckenzie & lIinehin, Il College street

Messrs. Cone Brothers We have been using one
Of your $40 Family Sewing Machines about four
weeks, and eheerfuliy add our testimony 70 its ft
ness for general family use. We have used it in
making up the heaviest fabrics as well as the finest
cambrics and It has performed all that was claimed
for il.
1t possesses power sufficient to penetrate with IA
ciity as many folds Of cloth ordinarily used
running over seams without breaking thread or nee
dies disturbing the regular motion of the ma
chine in the least
The perpendicular motion Of the needles, the con
slant wheel feed the stitch on both sides. and
It's simplicity render it the plus ultra Of Sewing
Machines. G. W. CURREY, ". D..
No. % Snrinr strent
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HOWE MACHINES

Are rapidly growing in popular favor, gaining the
confidence Of the people: and destined to super
cede machines having
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HAVE some 20 or 20 likely negroes to hire for he
present year. Amcrr then cooks washers and 4 .
ironer5 Superior h0uas giris and Buys Apply to "a
WILL T. BOYD. r.. M
janis Iw No. So cAsrry street
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4 = YOU WAIT TEEE FINEST DRESS HAT
& q the season, call az
Rovls .WATERFIELD WALKERS.
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AUCTION SALE OF MISCELLANEOUS Ar
TECLES,
Thursday, January 18Th, at 10 OscIeck,
g. Z. SHIELDS & Co.,
WWJILL ell variety Of Furniture, Family Stores tie
mainder Of Confectionery Esa0iishmslt consisting IN
superior Charlpegues, quarts and pu hne Cognae
Brandies, Preserved Lemons, ives Salad OILS C0nia
Sauces Pickles many other articles Kept By C0niecnners
Family Also, nvocs Of Sugars, various banis
and qualities, Sewing Machines, etc.
This sale presents ne opportunity for The purchase Of des
rabe articles In the above line, without re
serve for cash on delivery B.F.SuIELDS & CO.,
janII q College Street, opposite ssEsnss hotel.
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Firm Of H. b Plummer & Co.
Nashville, Jan. 10. lSCO.

Having used all the leading machines for several
years. owning one Of Wheeler & Wilson's az the
present time, and understanding thoroughly. new
ertheless do not hesitate to say that l THINK the
Howe Machine superior to any and al others. L sews
handsomer and finer work than the Wheeler q VIII
son, does not make chain stitch Ike the Grover *
Baker, AMI sews heavier work than any other fam
lily machine. Il seWs beautifully upon soft mall
muslin, and India lawn, aud quilts upon the naked
cotton. STYLES Of work which cannot be done well
with the claws or jack feed used upon the Wheeler
& Wilson, Grover 81 Baker, and Singer Family Ma
chimes For stitching cords, embroidery, quitting
and all varieties Of work it is far superior to any
machine have ever used
MRS n Z DUBOIS.
The Howe Family and Leather Machines arc war
rented to give better satisfaction than any other
machines in the market. money refunded
The public are respectfully invited to call and
lmine our Machines and specimens Of work, and
purchase where best suited,
CONE BnOrHERSs
iaal2-iw IS College street,
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HWTE have removed Stock and business IRON No co.
w Market street. 70 the large end excessive House. Ne s.
street, formerly cc1epsd uy Mesrs. Garter Wif-l A
Co, wherews win continue The Aieaaral ana SEED 5unsI
heretofore. EARMsrROgg \ C0
ians-lm
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/ purchased of Messrs Cone Brothers one Of
howe's $40 Machines about three months since.
Ny wife has used it constantly since then and is so
well pleased that she would not exchange It for any
other now IN use. She had but little difficulty 10
learning to SOW on 1t and can do any Kind Of work
with It. She eheerfully adds her testimony to the
superior facilities Of Howe's Machines in diving all
kinds Of work without trouble
H. j. PLUAMER,
Firm of H. B. PummeF 4 Co.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNESDAY,. January II, 1860,
The joaTnai CT yeS'sCday was Rad aud anthem
ticaed.
PETITIONS AND A CJMMUYICATIoS.
Mr.. KINCAID, Of Aadersoa, presented several
petitions which we're referred to appropriate com
mitlFes without reading.
The SPEAKER presented communication from
the Planters Bank, which was referred u the Con-
mi tee on Banks, without reading.
MEMPHIS kED CLARKsvILLE RAILRlAD.
o. motion OF NJ L0CEHART. Mr. Dudlsy's
bill. $50 70 qneud the char er Of the Memphis aad
Ciarks1illo Railroad was taken from the es Ter
a dls2enstiion OF the rules, zeal and passed the
third reading.
NEW BILLS.
The allowing bills were introduced, By leave,
read and severelly pissed the first reading without
objectoa
By Mr.. BUTLER 42i. to supply Carter cOuuty
with certain Supreme Court reports, Asigs Yer
ger, and Hum phreys.
By Mr.. NAYFIELG, 425, to change the county
line between Polk end Bradley.
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lst They are less complicated. less liable to %
out Of order, more readily learned to operate upon
and decidedly the most
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1860


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actnouioissi b seatsal sn.eut Co aasas
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IN EHz VISIT
New Types nnd Enlarged Eoen.
2 HiHB AouisvIi1e Courier. publssed nsiiv and
s-s az Loq'sgia KY, Is 90 seii knows tiroughout
and Give" asrs, Political, C5sa.sreiai s1d Lia-e pa
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5. . ai7' ay ma 4ss As or rs A letters 'hoad
Courier atsani Priatiug Hcuss,
Louisville, Ky
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA
AT
DOUGLASS COMMERCIAL HALL.
Par0di's Celebrated italian Opora Com.
PaEy
WILL give re5 81 Grand Opens, "a which VII ap1s,r
WE the fon3wing artists:
sigma TERESA PAR0 fIthe world rsnosnsd Prra Dsnss
sigma. CAROLINA ALAiM0--ths great Lyric Cantatrcs
Miss HATTIE BROWh-the young America Pnna Donna
signor G. sBRILlA-the distinguished Tenor.
siguor z. GNONE-tts -elebratci Barilo-e
sjgnor n. BARILA-ihs renowned Bssso.
And fall chorus with complete Orchestra
Manager-signor n. PAR0DL
Director and Conducfor-signor ANGELO TORRIAyI
GRAND OPENING NIGHT,
MOnday, January 10th, I8GO.
Or which occasion viii be presented
VERDI'S CELEBRATED OPERA
OF
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Admission b all parts o. TIE kouss enc dollar.
seats may be secured without extra chargeat MsCures Musis
atore.
Doors opsa at ~ o'clock. to oonmenes al precisely.
janl2-d
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SIMPLE AND DURABLE

SIMPLE AND DURABLE
Machines in the market.
I'd. Having perpendicular motion to the needle
bar straight needle wheel feed and sufficient
motive power, they capable Of doing greater
variety Of work. sewing the finest and cOarsest fab
RIGS, than any other Family Machine.
Sd. They make
H4NDS0HER and FINER
Stitch more uniformly alike upon both sides Of the
material than that made by any other Machine.
18th. Last but not least IN the present tghtness of
the money market, the Machines are BETTER and
come at LESS price than any other first class Ma
chine
That the
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napoRT FROM 0oMnaTsn on BAsKs.

Mf. LANE. from the Comniliee on Baaks. re-
turael s1re'e bill NO. - 10 authorise the bsazs 10
pay cut the notes oi each ether. aaa recommended
elneure nee ia the bin adopted in len BY the
House, II dshEe aad -fgulats the opera'icn Of the
o5unteg-no'e principle; also, returned House bin
10. 26- e repeal the act establishing foreign bank
ing agencies il Tennessee, and recommended its
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bin has been introduced in the Senate of the
United States prevent the issue Of small notes by
the banks of the District of Columbia
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AUCTION SALE or mIsCELLANEOUs Ar

W. t. BERRY a CO.,
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TENNEssEE LEeIsLATURE.


SENATE,
WEDNESDAY, January IL 1861
Ire Senate vas called 10 order at nine o'clock b.
the Speaser
PLANrEns BANK.
The sPE AKER laid before The Senate c9mmu-
nj aaton from the Cashier Of he Planters Bank en-
closing gtatsmeus Of lie condition g that Bank
rETTII01s
N MCCLELLAN presented feii,ioa from sun
dry e.iizeIs Il Sullivan End aiia.ning oonntie,,
praying that The Bank of renacssee May be author
ised establish hranch in Tie iowa nf Bristol
in Sulivaa county, which was referred t. The Com
miltse on Banks.
Mr. HiLDaETh presented petlion from mem
beTs o. tao bar pFaeiisaF IN he courts 81 Morgan
coluy praying the removal Of tse esuaty seat Of
that equity 70 Warisbnrg; also. petition fr5m
sa1dry teens Of Tue oouaiy Pragiag ne removal
ties and fiounfy Lines
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AssOCEATGON STOCK
IN TIE NASHVILLE or CITY 0FElcBN
a FEw sHAREs WANTED SO
RRANsFoHDl gIeETETIEs FEa 8 co..
ians-R
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l0lortrster Daily SPY.

RULES FOR WINTER.-Never 90 to bed with
cold or damp feet.
In going in a colder air, keep the mouth re-
solutely closed, that by compelling the air to
pass circuitously through the nose and head,
it NAV become warmed before it reaches the
lungs, and thus prevent those shocks and sud
den chills which frequently end in pieurlsy'
pneumonia and other serious forms OF dlsease
Never sleep with the head in the draft OF an
open door or window.
Let more cover be on the lover limbs than
on the body. Have an extra covering within
easy reach in case of sudden and great
change of weather during the night.
Never stand still moment out of doors, es-
pecially at street corners after having walked
even a short distance.
Never ride near the open window of vehi-
Gle for single half minute, especially if it has
been preceded by walk; valuable lives have
thus been lost, or good health permanently
destroyed.
Never put on a new boot or shoe in begin
ming journey.
weather.
If compelled to face bitter cold wind,
throw a silk handkerchief over the face its
agency is wonderful in modifying the cold.
Those who are easily chilled on going out
of doors, should have some cotton batting at
tached to the vest or other garment, so as to
protect the space between the shoulder-blades
behind, the lungs being attached to the body
at that point; little there is worth five times
the amount over the chest in front.
Never sit for moresthan minute at a time
with the back against BE fire or stove.
Avoid sitting against cushions in the backs
of pews in churches if the uncovered board
feels cold, sit erect without touching it.
Never begin journey until breakfast has
been eaten.
After speaking, singing, or preaching in a
warm room in winter, do not leave it for at
least ten minutes, and even then close the
mouth, put on the gloves, wrap up the neck,
and put on cloak or overcoat before passing
out of the door; the neglect of these has laid
many good and useful man in a premature
grave. l.tt
Never speak under hoarseness, especially
if it requires an effort, or gives hurting or
painful feeling, for it often results in a perma-
nent loss of voice, or long life of invalidism.-
Halls Journal Of Health.
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pa T EN- T AG NC Y

n FOR THE
UNITED STATES, GREAT BRITAIN. FRANCE,
And other European countries.
The subscriber, A PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND
CRAFTSMAN, well acquainted with the Patent Laws
has been for some years very successful in obtaining Pa
tents.
He continues to make Models and to prepare Specin.
cations Drawings and all necessary papers and to pro-
spoHsible agents. 49, -
All business confded to me will be promptly attended
70 az e lowest rates Usually Is per cent lower than
the same would be done by others in the profession)
Being connected with the best Agents at WASHINGTON
and making frequent trips there, enabled to keep
thoroughly posted in all matters relating to Patents and
new Inventions thus afording the best facilities for pre-
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osccuriff Patent for their Inventions
inventors Will find it TO their advantage to pu heir in
Venons INTO substantial form Model as soon as prac-
tcaDle tls frequently Patent in case of dues
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All communications strictly confidential Advice as In
MODE OF proceeding given gratis. Preliminary examine
tons made, comparing inventions with those already ma
tented or IN use for the same purpose involving the
same principles and advice given to the probability OF
obtaining patent, in saving from fifty TO one
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MODELS of all inventions that require them made
TO order upon reasonable terms and warranted to answer
the acquisitions of the Patent Office.
Deeds of assignments recorded at Washington Cor.es
tent Office obtained.
The Patent Laws, Reports + Parent Cases and other
valuable works reatinp - atents, together with com
plee list of all aents record at Washington car
oe seen my office, free of charge.
JAMES G.. ARNOLD,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Worcester. Mass.
aplS ONCE at Mechanics Hall. daw
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Zeal estate.

A&MCl FOR SALE = The well
EITffzz.lA known and highly desirable place in
~ fIEE1YER this city, belonging TO the estate of
&III-1l,4f.tz1 TH0S. j. DAVIS. late of Holden and
= : formerly owned and occupied by Hon.
Henry Goulding is for sale. Said premises situated
on summer street the head of School street 1t
contains 5eOO feet of land, large Dwelling House.
veeny arranged for two tenemens and in good repair
and Barn nearly new The place is well supplied with
good variety OF ourishng fruit trees, and is in all
spects, exceedingly desirable for residence There
mortgage on the premises for nearly $1,000 which
main long the purchaser may desire. The property
must soon be sold, to enable settlement of the estate
Those interested referred for terms Hon. ISAAC
DAVIS and CHAS L. kN0WLT0N, Esq. of Worcester
and to ETHAN DAVIS and the subscriber of Holden
WM z. PAINE,
Executor to the Will of T. j. Davis
Worcester, Dec 10, 1859. dlm* ais
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n O &c E.

DIR. HILL will continue his usual moderate charges
each ones circumstances taken into consideratior
he takes in hand he warrants perfect ano
ef1ectua cure.
~ Consultations by letter. &c.
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~, WORCESTER& NASHUA

ls=s5aszzsssss. 2AILR0A d Winter Aryaagenpeat
$3.50 On anG after Nov LIST, 1853, Passenger
Trains will run follows:
Leave Worcester at $40 and Ills H. and AIS p. m.
Leave Nashua att a. NJ and Il M, and p. H..
eora aroad where passengers take the and from
the Northern the Passumpsic, the Boston, Concord and
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad
Al Groon junction, trains directly with the
trains OF the Stony Brook Railroad; and also with trains
OF the f1chburg Railroad with the execution of the FIRST
tram from Boston; and at Fitchburg with trains of the
vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads.
For further particulars and connections with other
roads, see Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
land States" G. w RENTIFY Sun'f
Worcester Nov. !. 1858. diff iny2T
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and although powerful they will inJure eas
the most delicate constitution This preparation is war
ranted to cure the above mentioned diseases without
using eNteral applications With my Indian Vegeta
Bile Medicines you rely upon thorough cure by call
ing upon me at my Office, No 80 Cup stairs Main street.
OILS dostf