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A CARD.

a CARD.
n consideration of the advance in all DESCRIPTIONS
of material used in the facture If castings as
well as the increased Of labor consequent on the
present expense of living
We, the undersigned Foundrymen in the CITY of
NASHVILLE are compelled 10 advance the price Of our
casting one cent p fb from the present date
(Signed) ANDREW ANDERSON,
ELLIS & MOORE,
T. n z .ENNAN.
Nashville, Oct I6-dIm
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Iron Safe and Letter Press
FOR SAL

I'M Saturday, the 1eth Of october, 1851, at the
~ store lately occupied by Messrs. Rut and 4 Co
on Union street, will sell for cash. an Iron Safe 81
modern styl an in good order and also q good let
ter Press Sale pursuant to decree Of this Court in
the case Of Farley, Morrison Co, vs. Robert on /
Dashiell. J. z. GLEAVES C. A
octs-h Chancery Court at Nashville
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Majority for Isham G.. Harris . . 81 ,63l
lsham G. Harris was, therefore, declared
duly and constitutionally elected Governor
of Tennessee for two years and until his sue
cessor is qualified.
Unfinished BusiReSs.-The House resumed
the Consideration OF the unfinished business of
yesterday, being Senate bill No. z, 10 repeal
the penalties .ainst soldiers tor Carrying
Bowie-knives and other weapons.
Alter considerable discussion, bill offer
ed by Mr.. Caruthers was adopted in lieu, pro-
viding that all laws forbidding the importa
ton, manufacture, selling, or giving away OF
Bowie-knives, pistols or other weapons, and
all laws prohibiting the carrying of pistols,
Bowie knives, or other weapons openly and
uuconcealed, be suspeuk d during the exist
ing war, and then the bill was passed on its
second reading
Nsw B.ls The following bills were intro
duced, read the first time and passed;
By Mr.. Martin, Of Wilson: No. 102--To
authorize the Bank of Tennessee to issue
change notes.
By Mr. Warner: No. 3o1-To incorporate
the Aldehof Institute.
BY MIR. EIbank: No. 104-For the benefit
OF DR.. Slaydon, acting Surgeon to the elev
en:h regiment Tennessee Volunteers.
BIZ Mr.. Lockhart: No. 105--For the bene-
fit OF citizens of Stewart county, acting as
minute men.
By Mr.. Fleming: No. 106--To further de-
clare the duty of Clerks in the enrolment of
cases.
By Mr.. Batter: No. 107--TO legalize the
marriage of Jordan j. Meek and Eliza J. Sny-
der.
By Mr.. Robb: No. 10s-To make un-
lawful speeulations by military officers.
Reso,aioas.--The following resolutions we're
offered
By Mr. Senter: No. 44-Requesting the
Committee on the Judiciary to inquire into
the expedieney of making the common cnr-
reuey of the State legal tender in the pay
ment of debts under execution. Lies over.
By Mr. Randolph: No 45.-Providing that
no new bill shall be introduced after the Sc
cond Monday in November, unless the bust
ness of the session shall be disposed of at an
earlier day. Lies over.
Order 10 Priat.-On motion OF Mr Donald
son, it was ordered that seventy five copies
of the report of the Memphis Hospital be
printed for the use of the House.
Senate Bls on Third Reading: No. I0.--To
| amend sections Gle, 926, 92S, 929 and 93l OF
the Code. Passed ayes So. noes 2.
No. 18.-To declare vacant the seats OF
Senator's and Representatives. in certain con.
tingencies Passed ayes 81, noes s. rrs
Addition 10 C5mmittee.-On motion, Messrs
Ragland and Edwards were added to the
Committee on the Lunatic Asylum.
Adjourned to 81 o'clock, tomorrow morn
ing.
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To Rlacksniths.
Mich Cow Lost

CTRAYED or stolen small, Astey Con-, light brown
~ color, with white face. 1 will give liberal
ward for her delivery me- but if do get hpr in
a few days, Iicish to buy good Cow and Calf.
l.. d. BAKER,
Nashville, Oct. 90 at Planters Bunk.
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Dividend Notice.

OFFICE M e. R. r. Co,
- 1890 Nashville, Oct 4
The Board Of Directors Of the Nashville and Chatta-
nooea Railroad Company, have this day declared q
DIVIDEND OF Six Fer Cent on the stock OF the company
out OF the profits OF the last IL months, payable
AFTER this date at the Office Of the Treasurer Of the
Company in Nashville.
stockholders desiring to collect their dividend
through third party do SO by sending written
order and stating the number Of shares owned.
ess4strs~ w, A. GLEAVES, Treasurer
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weare authorized 10 announce Hon. HENRY 3 FooTE
candidate for Congress IN the district composed Of
the counties Of Davidson, Wilson, Smith, DeCaib and
Macon.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

50 TUESDAY, Oct, 20, 1861.
The Speaker called the House to order at
half past o'clock.
Petitions.--Mr. McCallum presented petit
ton from Alfred and Jasper, free persons of
color, who were to be sent to Liberia by will
of their late master, but owing to the war
and blockade this provision cannot be carried
out, and being unwilling to emigrate to and
live among the people of the North, they
pray the passage OF an act permitting them
to remain in Tennessee.
Mr.. Parker presented petition from sun
dry citizens of Bedford county, praying that
the Shelbyville Bank be Authorized to issue
change bills.
Message from the Gouernor.-A message was
received from the Governor. by the hands of
the Secretary of State, sending in the ap-
pointments he has made in the military ser
vice.
Vote for GoUernor.--The two houses met in
convention aud completed the count of the
vote for Governor, and the tellers reported
the result as follows:
For Isham G.. Harris. IA, 973
For William ii. Polk. .4S. 342
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SS- We are authorized to announce LEE u BEST
LEY as Candidate for the Confederate Congress in
the Seventh District, composed Of the Counties Of
Lincoln, Lawrence, Lewis, Giles, Wayne aud Maury
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-30

We are authorized announce Hon. CHARLES Re ApY,
of Rutherford candidate for Cor sress in the 9th
District, composed of the counties of Cannon Ruther
ford, Bedford and Coffee.
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.NoTicE.

BE undersigned takes pleasure IN announcing that
= he 10 now fully prepared 70 manufacture Boots
a1d Shoes In the best style and at short notice.
couple Of gooi Sheeu,.kers can ind employ mert
al my thilshnenI wages than they re-
eeiving elsewhere in the city.
NJ. NORTHWESTERN,
No 20 Market street. next door 70 the wstsoa House
ost1f-m
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CHANCERY SALES.
Baptist Church on Martin Street
=. FOR SALE

puRsUANr to decree rendered by the Chancary
Court at Nashv lille on the 18th of November 1850
In the case Of r. W. Sh fer VS. fist Baptist Cburrh
VIII sell st public sale, az the Court House in Nash
tuiel on saturday, November the ID, 1861 the Bao-
same stands. ~
Terms: and Il months credit, with interest and
sale without redemption, purchasers to give NOTES
Win approved suretes, and lien to retained
octio-td T. GLEAyES, c. en-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-30

We are authorized to announce Hon \. GREEN, ST.,
candidate for Congress the fifth district composed
of The counties Of Macon, Smith, DeKslb, Wilson and
Davidson.
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DIR. COLEMANS
PRIVATE DISPE AIRY

T,HE attention Of citizens, strangers and others Wis
iing Nashville, requiring nnedlai aid, is respect
fully called to this office, No 81 Deade lex street,
ond floor, between Cherry and the Square.
DIR. COLEMAN is old practitioner of medicine; his
almost unlm ted exps rienca and fatterIng success
for many years past in the treatment of DIS
EASES b IS induced him 10 devote undivided aiten
ton TO all diseases sof this Many cases of
the most nveterate character have promptly yielded
10 his IN proved method of treatment.
Primary, Secondary, Tertiary and Hereditary Syph-
s Gonor-hoea, Glea and all diseases of the genital
and urinary organs, meet with resistance TO his
remidies.
All female irregularities and functional derange.
ments OF the Womb, and the diseases arising ON
cessation and i'll managed parturition.
Every case of Reducble Rupture and of Plies and
ProIapsus of The Rectum. and most of Essu a,
can be cured by process nearly painless If either
# the latter cases is undertaken by Dr. Coleman
cure is Invariably iodrTaed careful exarnina ion
ways the necessary Indications OF
failure by his improved method of opera ing.
Persons eithcrs applying in person or by letter
describing case) the first symptoms Of any acenats
specific disease be cured, in most cases, by the
abortive method, in forty eight hours.
strict confidence. prompt a-te;iti q, and moderate
charges VIII govern him with his patrons.
Ea- No mercury used IN the treatment Of ue1seredI
diseases he believes in most oases) IL produces
worse disease than t:at il is given to cure.
flee hours from eight in The mo. ming till nine IN
the evening. octlo -SIn
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ANNOUNC MEN rs.

We are authorized 10 arnsunce JUDSON HORN, of
Stewart coanty, candidate for State Treasurer.
oetnatd$
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Notice to Policy Holders.

RoM and after this date, and until further notice.
the Wa Clause will be inserte.; in all Open Policies
Issued by the Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance
company, and the Nashville Commercial Insurance
Company. A W. BUTIER
Secretary Tenn. Mar. and Fire Insurance Co.
JAMES WALKER
Secretary Commercial Insurance Company
q
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WaMsed 10 Rent.
>OR term Of years, for dairy purposes One or Two
l. FARMS, join ng, well improved, ON a good road
and close to the city This size of the river preferred
Apply at this Office, or to the undersigned
sept2e-2w SCOTT BRO
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Advance in Iron.

OWING to the great advance in the price OF labor
" provisions, clothing, uansportation-in short
everything that enters into the production OF IRON
we are compelled to advance the price Of the article
One Cent per pound to take effect the first Of 0cobsr
WOODS, YEATMAN & co.
HIILAAN BROS. SO
sept29-d2w4wst1m - - :
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others.

To Messrs. Erni, Craighead, Bassford and
others
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Ment advertisements.
sTRAYED.

an Sunday, the 9th inst, from the Fair Grounds
" horse belonging to Capt II. j. Fagg's ssLowndes
Alabama Rangers" He is of brown rolor-ffteen
hands hgh-saddle mark on the left side-star in the
face-two white hind feet-paces very fast, and Is
number one saddle horse Any information in regard
TO him will be thankfully received by Capt. Crewes
the Capitol The owner OF the horse is at present In
this city. oct2O-ats
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Wanted.

A FEW IDtelligent, Able DO led men TO complete
n Battery of FLYING ARTILLERY.
One Commissioned Officer and eighteen non COM
mlssionsd officers TO be chosen from he recrus
Afro tiree BlacksmGths, two Ssdilers one Wheel
right, and two BugieTs, with extra pay.
Call immediately on Captain Wright. Market street
Nashville, al the Ordnance Once B s,ing Green
KY. Mr.. CHI .ABII- g. :
oc2l dSt Capt. Light Artillery, C. :. Army
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-05-30
yourn, and don't catch cold and die in the
flour Of your youth and beauty"
And resoomed my je. ney. rFi
Saving for Old Age.

No one denies that it is wise to make q
provision for old age, but We are not all
agreed as to the kind Of provision it is best
to lay in. Certainly we shall want little
money; for destitute old man is a sorry
sight. Yes, save money by all means.
But an old man needs just that particular
kind Of strength which men are most apt to
waste. Many holiday be spends an
amount of nervous energy which he will
feel the want of till he is seventy and then
how much be will want it! 1t is curious,
but true, that bottle of champagne at
twenty may intensity the rheumatism Of
three-score. 1t is fact, that everlasting
the eyes at fourteen may necessitate the
aid of spectacles at forty, instead of eighty.
We advise our young readers to be saving
of health for their old age, for the maxim
holds good with regard 10 health as to
money; waste not, want not 1t is the
greatest mistake to suppose that any viola
lion of the laws of health can escape its
penalty. Nature forgives no sin, no error.
She lets off the offender for fifty years
sometimes, but she catches him at last, and
inflicts the punishmentjust when, just where
just how he feels it most. Save up for old
age, but save more than money: save
health, save honor, save knowledge, save
the recollection of good deeds and innocent
pleasures. save pure thoughts, save friends,
save love.-Save rich stores of that kind of
wealth which time cannot diminish, nor
death take AWAY. -. - -.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-05-30
ALERsBURG HOLMES COUNTY OHIO THURSDAY 80 1861

ty auditor of this state, on or before the first Mon
day Of October in each year, to make fal certi.
ned statement to the auditor of State. of the
amount OF fees and moneys received or due the
county treasurer, recorder, sheriff, prosecuting
attorney, and clerk of the court of common pleas
and also like statement, verified BY his affidavit
OF the amount received by or due him.
sec. 3. That the auditor of state, in his an.
nual report to the governor, shall include an alb.
stract of the statements made BY the respective
county auditors, as prov ded for in the preceding
sections.
SEC A. That if any officer named in section
one of this act shall neglect to make returns as
therein directed, he shall forfeit and pay to the
treasurer of the proper county, for the use of COM
mon schools in said county, the sum of two hun.
dred dollars 70. every such neglect; and it shall
be the duty Of the prosecuting attorney of such
county to collect, the name of the state Ohio
from the clerk of the court of common pleas,
sheriff, treasurer and recorder. all delinquent PEN
alties under this act, and pay the same over to
the treasurer of the proper county and if the
prosecuting attorney shall fail to pay over to the
said treasurer TIE penalty by him forfeited under
the provisions of this act, it shall become the du-
ty of the court of common peas to appoint one
Of the attorneys of said court to prosecute and
collect from the said prosecuting attorney, in the
name of the state of Ohio, the said delinquency,
and pay the same over to the said treasurer.
Sec. 5. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage. y
.s RICHARD C. PARSONS,
Speaker of House of Representatives.
.aH ROBERT c. KIRK,
President of the Senate.
Passed March 8, 1861.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-05-30

We read that "Orator Puff had two tones
to his voice" high key and a low key.
So with the secession papers of the lower
slave States. In one breath they cry. ID
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-05-30
mo. 27.] AN ACT.
Making partial appropriations for the
year 1861.

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the Gen.
eral assembly of the State of Ohio, That
the following sums, in addition to former appro-
priatons, be and the same are hereby appropria-
ted out of any money in the treasury for general
revenue purposes, for the year 1861 For the per
diem pay of the lieutenant governor, as president
of the senate, the payment of members .of the
general assembly, their clerks, assistant clerks,
sergeants at arms and their assistants and mess
engers. the sum of thirty thousand dollars for
the contingent fund of the school commissioner,
two hunered dollars for tine payment of guards
of the Ohio penitentiary, two thousand dollars /;
for the messenger and librarian of the supreme
court, six hundred dollars for the state board of
agriculture, being balance of proceeds of show
licences and each sated lands for the year 1860,
four hundred and sixty dollars and eighty four
cents for the purchase of Ohio state reports,
under existing laws, seven hundred dollars for
the payment of David L. Wood for services as
armorer from March J 1860 to March /, 1861,
one dollar and fifty centy per day for all time &C.
tuelly employed.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect on its pass
age.
RICHARD G. PARSONS,
Speaker OF House of Representatives.
ROBERT G. KIRK,
President of the Senate.
Passed Marah IA, 1861,
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RICHARD C. PARSONS,
Sneaker of House of REPRESENTATIVES.
I TcSiucIIt OF tII6 Oeuate.
Passed March 6, 1861. -.5 3D..

No. "a AN. ACT
To amend section twelve of an act en-
titled "an act for the better regulation
of the public schools in cities, towns,
&c.," passed February 81, 1859:
SECTION l. Be it enacted By the Gen
erol assembly Of the State of Ohio. That
section twelve of said act be so amended as to
read as follows:
SECTION l2. It shall be the duty of said board
to keep said schools in operation not less than
thirty nor more than forty four weeks of each
year, to determine the amount of the annual tax
to be raised for the purpose aforesaid including
all the necessary expenses of said schools, except
for the erection of school houses and the pur-
chase of sites and on or before the first day Of
July of each year, to make known the amount OF
such tax to the auditor of the county III which
said district is situate and thereupon it shall be
the duty of said auditor to assess the same upon
the taxable property of the said district as the
same appears on the grand list in his Office, and
the said tax shall be collected by the county treas
urer in the same manner and at the same time
with the state and county taxes, and when col
ected shall be paid over to the treasurer of id
board Provided, however, that the tax to be as
sessed under this section shall not exceed four
mills on the dollar upon the taxable property of
oiSsifSs, "S thS SnihC dppTdfS ulOtt
list: Prouided, further that in case the amount so
authorized to be raised, together with the other
school moneys Of said district shall be insufficient
to support said schools for the portion of the year
mentioned in this section, that said board of edu
cation may require such sum as may be necessa.
~ to support the for the residue of said time,
to be charged, at the discretion of said board.
upon the tuition of the pupils attending such schools
PROVIDED, however. that The children of INDECENT
parents, or orphants who are unable to pay such
charges, shall not be excluded from said schools
for the non-payment of the same, and it shall be
the further duty of said board to keep an accu-
rate account of their proceedings and of their re-
ceipts and disbursements for school purposes, and
and at the annual meeting for the choice of d.
rectors in said district to make report of such
ceipts, and the sources from which the same were
derived and of said disbursements and the objects
to which the same were applied and they shall
also make report at the same time of s1ch other
matters relating to said schools as they may deem
the interest of the same 20 require.
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted, that said
section twelve be and the same is hereby repealed
Sec. 3. This act to take effect from and after
its passage.
RICHARD G. PARSONS,
Speaker Of House of Representatives.
ROBERT G. KIRK,
President of the Senate.
Passed March 6, 1861. --
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-05-30

A good anecdote is related Of we'll
known vagabond, who was brought before
magistrate as common vagrant. Hav
ing suddenly harpooned good idea, he
pulled from a capacious pocket of his tat
tered coat loaf of bread and half dried
Goldfish, and holding them up, with tri-
umphant look and gesture, to the magis-
trate, exclaimed, "You don't ketch him
that way I,m no wagrant. Amt them
visible means o, support, l should like to
know" sa hae 9- 5s.ai a ~
"John," said a Quaker to young frier :,
IL hear that thou art going to be mar
ried., "Yes," replied John Il am, ''WelI,
replied the man of drab, IL have one little
piece of advice TO give thee, and that is,
never to marry woman worth more than
thou art. When married my wife / was
worth just fifty shilling, and she was
worth sixty-two and whenever any diff
ference has occurred between US since, she
has always thrown the odd shillings in my
face"
At West Hartlepole the other day when
milk boy called upon one of his custo-
msrs, the good dame, believing his COM
modify 10 be, like human nature, of mixed
character, asked him, 'How much water
does your mistress think proper to put in
our two quarts of milk :" 81 am sure" re-
piled the rogue, 81 don't know; neither
does she, for sbe just biashes it in: Come
up!"he cried TO his steed, and with whis-
lid drove unconcernedly on, the old lady
looking after him in mute astonishmeut.
The right man in the right place-a hus-
band at home in the evening, --
Two duties must run through Christ
ian's life, the warp through the woof, bless
ing and trusting. "a
Sheridan and Fox going to Parliment,
having dined out and taken more wine than
they could bear, brought up against post,
when Fox said, "Get out Of the way, boy,
Sheridan replied, ''Thal is a postboy and
does not turn out for any one.
Be humble, o my brother, in your pros
perity. Be gentle with those who are less
lucky, if not more deserving. Think what
right have you to be sorrowful, whose vir-
tue is lack Of temptation, whose success
may be chance, whose rank may be an
ancestors accident, whose prosperity is very
likely satire.
A large family-a father Of three sons
and five daughters was asked what family
he had. Thennswer was, n have three
sons, and each has five sisters" "Mercy r.
replied the interogator, "sic family ye
maun have" I iasl 1898 .la
Human hair varies from the 250th to the
6OOth part Of an inch in thickness. The
silk worms silk is about the 5,000th part
of an inch thick |; but the spiders line Is six
times finer, and single pound Of this del
icats but strong substance would b sufi
lent b encompass The elobss . st s.i