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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
ERInAY. Jan. 6. 1860

FRIDAY, Jan. 6, 1860.
The House met pursuant - adjournment.
Mr.. Davis presented petition from citi-
zens OF Wilson county, praying for legisla-
ton TO rid the State of free negroes.
Various standing committees reported.
SO RESOLUTIONS. rs
Mr. Jones offered resolution of inquiry
into the management of the Branch OF the
Bank of Tennessee, al Sparta. Lies over.
Mr.. Hebb, resolution TO take The sense of
the people at the next March election, wheth-
er the State Bank should be wound up. Lies
over. N
The Senate resolution in relation to a union
of the conservative members Of Congress TO
defeat the candidate Of the Republicans for
speaker was taken up
Dir. Seuter propose an amendment to in
sert after the word .R.publicans,'; the words
''or any Other sectional party
Mr.. Williams, OF Hickman, moved to lay
the amendment on the table, which prevail
ed, yeas 3d. nays 20. ~
Mr.. Johnson proposed to amend By recon-
mending the members to vote Tor any one
who is willing TO allow tue people of the
South common enjoyment OF the Terrific
Ties of the United States, and has shown Ills
willingness by his course
Mr. Gillespie dt manded the previous ques-
ton, which was not sustained. Mr.. john
sons amendment was then adopted, yeas SO,
nays l.
Mr. Brazelton offered An amendment that
our Representatives, be requested to vote
against any man OF any party who has avow-
ed disunion sentiments.
Mr. Harris demanded the previous ques-
ton, which failed. yeas u, nays IL.
MIR. Lea proposed TO amend MIR. BraZelton's
amendment, by adding the words, .'and that
in no case they vote for En-. Etheridge, of
Tennessee, IL. ". Davis, of Marylan or j.
lr9,a
Mr.. Davis moved to postpone the whole
subject indefinitely, which tailed, yeas 10,
nays Al.
Alter some discussion Mr.. Morphis moved
TO lay the whole subject on the table, which
prevailed, yeas Al, nays %.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
The following bills were introduced, read
a first time and severally passed:
MIR. Davidson, "a bill 10 amend section 2731
Of the Code.
Mr. Beatty. bill to incorporate Woodlawn
. Male and Female Academy.
Also, bill TO incorporate Pulaski Lodge
No. l0l, Free Masonry.
Mr. johnson. bill for the relief OF the
Sheriff OF Greene county.
Also, bill 10 repeal sects 2754 and 2156
of the Code. r-.sr-. ss~srg4ks
Mr. Baker, of Perry, bill 10 amend GRIM
inal pleadihgs in this State. tH
Mr.. Williamson. u bill to amend the char
ter of Mutual Protection Fire Insurance, Life
and Trust Company of Trenton.
SPECIAL ORDER
Being the bill for the expulsion of free ne
groes from this State taken mp, and Mr..
Barksdale offered bill in lieu of The one
pending, which was read, and then the House
adjourned till 2 p. IN.
AFTERNOON sEssIOo.
The House met pursuant to adjournment,
and resumtd the consideration Of the bill Tor
the expulsion of Tree negroes from the Stale,
on its third reading, i'll which the evening
was spent.
Adjourned ill Q a. III. TO morrow
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man.
In Roger 4. Pryor's speech in the lionse
The other day, be said:

The other day, be said:
And here. permit me 10 make nv aeknOwl-
ed smrais 10 the honorable member from
Pennsylvania. hr. Hickman. Tor the speech
which be delivered several days ago. it,
doctrines abominate. but It's canaar | must
applaud. By contrast with the trucking and
Shufiing, the iimidiiy and time-serying, The
n evafiestien aud Discrimination which have
ehara-ieriZesl the conduct IF the Republican
K pres.niatives. the out<rokrn candor Of ihe
seat eman fFem Pennsylvania il inderd an
admirshle exhibition. 10 is a ref e~hing
spcciscir; il rsstorrs oEe's confidence ia the
rigiHs at mankind use the worc IN is orig
ilal -s.ns,-to hear a man Nho has the pluck
and the purpose Ia npen his mouth and speak
the shoushis OF his mind. Further cannot
60 in compliment at the honorable member
speeeh--l waive all consideration of iis can-
eeded HbiIits--fsF = spreeh of mere viadie-
tive spirit and untenahle doctrine. vas never
delivered la The American Congress.
SIR. the hsn0rabie mesnbef has accomplish
ed the work from which the great abilities al
Edmund Burke re-oiled ia impolenf endeay-
or. He has d avn up an indetmrEt gsinst
a whole an Indictment. too. hrislling at
every point with esents and examinations.
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Mexican Mustang Liniment.

Its wonderful effects and subsequent popularity
perhaps article in the history OF the Maieria Ned
ca ever acquired the same patronage, subjected
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fg- The Teure Cotton Mills. 81 N,wpoIt
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Buena Vista Springs
FOR RENT

THAT popular resort located two miles from the
Il city on an excellent turnpike road, is offer
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have spared no expense IN beautifying the grounds
and making such substantial improvements as 20
make il inviting place for those pleasure seekers
whose business will admit of but limited absence
from the city. There the GROUNDS well
furnished house provided with everything requisite
to social anuk cement, Billiards, &C. also desirable as
a residence Also another building detached con
tanning two new and excellent Ten-P.n Alleys, Bar
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The premises contain two never failing Sulphur
Springs that yearly attract thousands from the city
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For further particulars touching the merits OF the
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PU A LIC SALE
RUNAWAY NEGRO to- be SOFIA.

DERSUANTt TO the law in such case provided 4 will
sell to the highest bidder, for cash at the Coart
House in Nashville on SATURDAY, the 18th Day OF
JANUARY, 1860, negro man named JACKSON.
JACKSON was committed to the Jail OF Davidson on
the 9Th day December, 1859. Represented when
committed thathe belonged to DID. Western, of Ark
but has not been reclaimed. He is As so of
age, dark complexion weighs about Il pounds, says
he is blacksmith. Sale under the law and will
communir ate good title agains all See Sec
tion 25sS of the Code of Tennessee this Dec 10th,
1889. JIM HINTON, Sheriff.
BY THoS. HoBSoE, Jailor of navidson Co.
decl2-td sr.a.s - ~. T. So rEss .
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aaftiga Sales.
Goods at Auction to PAY fharses.

wIIllsell at Public Auction !, at the warehonse
Il of FISHER, WIRELESS CO. on Saturea y morn
ing 10 clock, january 14si, a4st Of Furniture
Boxes, and their contents These Goods were left
with me a long time since by Mrs Parker, and are
sold t. pay storage Terms cash.
Ian5-sd ~zs - s- A L DAVIS.
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Being the bill for the expulsion of free ne
groes IRON this State was taken mp, and Mr..
Barksdale offered a bill in lieu of :he one
pending, which was read, aud then the House
adjourned till 2 p. IN.
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AFTERNOON sEssIot

The House met pursuant to adjournment,
and resumed the consideration Of the bill Tor
the expulsion of Tree negroes from the State,
on its third reading, i'll which the evening
was spent.
Adjourned till u. IN. TO morrow.
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dee2.-tf Il College street. smisi.'s old stand
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-22
koud 10 Be q Deuocrat.

The xuestlon was asked lately. if
there We . Democrat in al this broad
land who Fas not proud of being a Dem
ocrat! We can answer for this county.
that We hive no other kind here. They
feel prize and a satisfaction that their
votes hav, not been the means of bring
ing On thehard times it was no, Demo.
cratic vdss that destroyed the business
OF the country; not their votes that
have SCI the North and South to wrang
ling; MT their votes that have, year by
year, Destroyed the fraternal feelings Of
a comm,n people; not their votes that
have saped the morals of the nation ;
not thei votes that have sundered,
one by one, the ties that bound
together the Union of our States
not Their votes that have made
imminent revolution in our midst, and
imperild the greatness and power OF
our country. The Democracy are no,
chsIgeatle with any Of the calamities-
present Dr. prospectlve-that affect the
people. -MdcOmb Ed0le.
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Diamond Cut Diamond.

In Baltimore, Just after the Demo-
cratic Convcntion,a BelI-Douglas Louis
william, noted for his betting propens-
ties, wagercd thousand dollars with a
North Carolnian that Bell would re-
ceve the electoral vote OF Virginia. The
gentlemen drew their checks for the
amount, and deposited them in the
hands of third party, a resident OF
Philadelphia.
A week after the election it was
deemed sure thing that Breckinridpc
had carried the State. The Louisyiliian
thereupon, in the belief, wrote to the
North Carolluian, that it would greatly
Inconvenience him to pay the money
forthwith, and asked him to hold I'D the
check for a short time This reached
the North Carollnian when Virginia was
reported dead sure" for Bell. He
thereupon writes to the stakeholder to
return him his check, as he wasn't will
Ing to risk his money against the check
OF man who couldn't "come to time y
The stakeholder advises the Kentnckian
OF the demand the latter, however, be-
levlng from the "laiest news" that he
had won, won't concur, but writes the
pet must stand, and the North Carolin.
Ian Is informed Of bis conclusion. This
! leuer reaches him when it is announced
'hat SIX breckenridge electors were cbos-
en-. North Carolina believe. he b,s the
dead wood on the Ken,uck;an and
promptly sends a messenger ~ Tho
stakeholder for the checks. lie arrives
aud acquaints the man who holds ma
checks OF his business. But nres,o
change the latter points out the Ia,es,
telegraphic news in the MORNING ma.
pers, stating that the Breckenridge elec.
tors refuse to serve, and that Bell gro.
celves the electoral vote of Virginia y,
Isn't that diamond cut diamond a.
Louisville Courier.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-22
United Italy.

While it seems that the States which
compose this confederacy are struggling
to break the bonds which bind them to-
pether. the old Italian States, SO long
| estranped-so long powerless for good,
! are struggling to form a Union, ana
with fair prospect Of success, In the
New York Commercial We find that the
Province of Lombary annexed last year,
has an extent Of 1888 square miles,
with a population slightly exceeding
three millions in 1856; at present it can
hardly be less than 100000, and may
be fifty thousand higher. Add to these
the territories acquired on the south side
Of the Pc -Modena, with 2,073 square
miles and 6O4,512 inhabitants in 1857 ;
Parma with 2,l84 square miles and
400, 1876 inhabitants, and Tuscany with
SIP square miles and 1896 inhab-
itants-we have an aggregate, exclusive
Of the Romagna, Of 81, 507 square miles,
with a population of G,09e,302, or In
round numbers at present, 6,25O,oOO.
The two Sicilies, just annexed, have
AN extent of 1921 square miles, with
population, in 1886, amounting TO
eI17O5O. Owing to the tyranny of the
Government and the losses by war, the
increase of the inhabitants must havo
been uncomfortable, if there has not
been an actual decrease. We shall take
the figure then returned as the present
population.
The Papal States already acquired
comprise the Legations Of Bologna,
Ferrara, Forli and Ravenna. Since
then, the Marches, comprising that part
Of the Pope's dominions which is on the
eastern slope Of the main Apprentices,
and Umbria, the ancient name OF that
region between the main and the sub
Apprentices, have since declared tor an
ncxation to Piedmont. How much fur
Their this revolutionary movement Will
extend is uncertain; but conccdlng to
Victor Emanuel the central and eastern
portions Of the Papal States, it would
leave the Pope with less than 1000
square miles Of territory, with (say)
100, 900 inhabitants, including those in
Rome. The annexed portions would
thus comprise about 5000 square miles,
containing a population Of 2,725,ooo,
according to the census of 1852.
The extent and population Of the new
kingdom OF Italy would thus be as fol-
laWs
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Bad Sell.

DuO JClbs
A rich "sell" occurred in st. Paul last
week the facts whereof are as fol
lows:
1t seems that the Pioneer oud DEM
ocrat has contaminated arrangements
for the telegraphic reports, whereby
they are to be furnished exclusively to
to that paper for publication, thereby
cutting Oft the -Ninnesotlan, the Repub-
llcan rival journal; Something had to
be done. At first the 4Ninnesotiau
ISSUED second edition, bnt that not
operating well, its editor finally succeed
ed, after cery great effort, in brlbing
the pressman OF the Pioneer for and in
consideration of the sum of one dollar,
TO be to lin paid diurnally, to place I'M
der certain stone on Fourth street, at
the hour of three O'clock in each morn
IN, copy OF the Pioneer and Demo-
crat, for that day, containing the latest
teIegrsphic news. The plan worked
well. The paper WAS found in its pro-
per place two or three successive morn
ing7, and the latest news was published
in the -Nthnesotian as well as the Pho.
neer. On Saturday morning, as usual
the editor visited Fourth street. The
paper was found in its right place and
in trice, by unprecedented energy the
4Utfsnesotian announced to wondering
and astonlshed people, that Buchanan had
been saskatchewan insuIted-Scw-
ard had written Cnisn letter-San-
born had been tarred and fea.hercd on
the acred precincts of Banker Inland
q varcty OF other Interesting matters.
Including decline Of eight cents be-
low yesterdays prices" i'll the article of
flour at New York.
There wa, the report, three columns in
length, giving all the details, (which are
50 rich that We regret we have not the
room to publish them) Of the stabblng
OF the President, and the letter Of Sew
ard III iuIl. But unfortunately for the
-u'anesottdn, not one word appeared iu
the circulated edition OF the Pioneer,
but IN place thereof, Were about the same
amount of genuine dispatches received
as per agreement with the telegraph
company. 1t is needless to add tn at the
Pioneer hoaxed its rival by publishing
the bogus dispatches IN one copy only,
which we're readily copied, and the edl.
tor most eggregiously sucked in."