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Tennessee Legislature.

Tour ONT. s%CTyCnt,
j. G. NJ. RAM&EY

Nashville, Nov. 2G.--Tho Senate met
at 10 a. m, Speaker Thomas presiding.
Etbcridgo introduced Il bill to reduce
the State tax on real estate and personal
property to fifty cents.
The Senate joint resolution, recommend
ing Judge Trjgg for Circuit Judge Of the
District Of Tennessee, was referred to the
Committed on Federal Relations.
House joint resolution, with regard to
the Agricultural School Fund, was concur
red in, after striking out the last two par
agraphs as already published.
The House bill incorporating Masters
Lodge, No. 3l4, 7. A. NJ, Of Knoxville,
passed second reading.
The House bill to amend the Usury
laws, by requiring a rate Of interest such
as may be agreed upon by the parties in
torosted, not to exceed y per cent, was
defeated, after a longan animated debate,
by a vote Of 81 ayes to II noes.
Had the friends of the measure not I'M
prudcntly pushed the matter, the bill would
probably have gotten through, with the
rate at s or 10 per cent.
The Senate bill re-cbartering the bank
at GAINESVILLE, passed second reading, with
an amendment chartering the Bank of
Discount and Deposit, at Bristol.
The Senate bill to revive the old char
ter of Knoxville, was called up by Hem
ing and passed final reading.
House.
The House met at 10 a. M, Speaker
Perkins presiding.
The House bill incorporating the Null
berry Gap and Rogersyille Turnpike Com
pany, passed second reading.
The House bill to amend the common
laws, passed third reading, with an amend
mont prohibiting the carrying of deadly
weapons at any public assomblagc.
The House resolution that the Treasurer
shall borrow $325,000 to meet the press
ing liabilities Of the State, was adopted.
The House resolution to purchase a ma
tiCnal flag for the Capitol was adopted, by
ayes, A; noes, SO.
The House bill to authorize the erection
vi d non ILdP VA NlIuCu ItlFCls WIFI dulChu-
ments authorizing the erection oftwo other
fish traps in the same river, passed second
reading.
Adjourned to ten a. m. tomorrow.
Senate.
Nashville, Nov. 27.-Tho Senate met
at 10 o. M, Speaker Thomas presiding.
A bill was introduced by Slaughter to
regulate the publication Of legal notices.
Hall introduced a bill to amend the rev.
enue laws.
Morris introduced a bill repeating the
act allowing salaries to the officers of the
Bank of Tennessee.
House bill reducing the pay of tax col
]lectors, passed third reading.
Senate bill regulating the appointment
of State Directors on Railroads, passed
third reading.
Etheridge's bill taxing marriage licences
$40, was rejected.
Senate bill to sell the States interests
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Some Thoughts Upon the Duties Of
the People in the Election Of Del
egatos to the State Convention,

To the Editor Of the Swcetwa,cr EntCrpriscJ
S~wEETwATER, TENX., Dec. ], lSGl.-Prcm
tliS to he day of election for Delegates to serve
in the Convention, which by lawis to meet at
the scat Of Government on the 21th Of january,
the freemen Of the State have before them one
Of the most important subjects that can possibly
arrest their attention, viz: Defining the bouu-
Diary beyond which it il unlawful to pass, WIKI
ont cndangering the great fundamental priuci-
pies that underies all free and wcll-rcgulaScd
GOvernmcnts-the polar Star, TO which all
should feel constrained to pay implicit obcdi-
encc. In the first place ! would call the attcn-
ton of the voters OF Tennessee, to the great i'm
portance of making judicious choice Of members
to tue Convention. | have in my mind many
talented men. There is no county in the State
that cannot boast many gentlemen, possessed Of
the requisite ability to serve them in tie Con-
v]cntiou. But unfortunately, the best and most
reliable men are not always G~spirGuis for Office.
On an occasion like the present, the people
should act intelligcntly, and search diligently
for their very best men-mCn who have an I'M
impeachable record men who have passed
through the ircry ordeal o. the late civil var
may have been their pulitics-whO have
acted h0uorahly, and from conscientious %couyic-
tons, should be embraced rs brothers and placed
upon one common platform, with those who hold
OPP 0sitc opinions. We are about 10 form % con-
s]titutiou under which We are all to liye-uot for
Il momcut-but for coming time-pcrhaps for Il
century. y constitution for ourselves anil our
po>tarity. None but q bal aud wicked man
would aim to mar its beauty and symotry. Yet
at the same time i, demands the highest order
Of intellect to adopt itto all the C2igcncics that
may arise in the future.
In the second place ! would advise our mem
bcr5 when elected ana assembled together, and
even before, to read carefully the Constitution
OF our Fathers, and mark its beauties, anil cor
rect its errors, which are lut few, and j, will
greatly lesson their lahOrS, shorten the session
and be q scasOuablc relief TO the tax payers.
1t is a dcplorallc fact That the Convention Of
1865, las rendered it necessary 10 call this Con-
]yentiou, and ii only becomes necessary in the
main to undo what chat convention added TO OR
otherwise admirable Constitution, and Ibis fact
clearly illustrates how prejudice and passion
operates upon the human mind, and is II warn
ing to the people how careful they should be in
selecting men hat are clear headed aud displs-
sionate, men who can lay aside Therapeutics,
and who will be valiant Tor the right.
A ECrEP.
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CIRCULATION S6,0oO COpIESl

The greatest success is attending the publica,
lien of BALLoU's MONTHLY MAGAZINE of any
periodical in the world. Each number contains
One Hundred Pages of the choicest Stories, PO-
m and Engravings, or Twelve Hundred Pages
every year for 81 .j0-being fully tlrec-fourths
rs large as either Of the four dollar Magazines,
at about one-third their price.
EJP Now is the time to Subscrsbe.
Terms-8l so a year I copies, 50; u copies,
9l5. Send stamp for specimen copy and pros
pectuS to ELLIOTT, THOMAS 4 TALBOT,
dec 2-3mOs. Publishers, Boston, Mass.
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Gen. Joseph A. Mabry, has accepted
the call made upon him by a large num-
her of the citizens of Knox and Sewer
counties, to become a candidate to repre-
sent them in the Convention. In his let
ter of acceptance, he says:
GENTLEMEN: In responding to your So
iicitations, and many others, to become a
candidate to represent Knox and Sewer
counties in the coming Convention, I do
so with great reluctance. 1t is a position
which no one should seek; and I have not
been inclined to become a candidate on ac-
count of the weighty responsibilities. The
question of amending the organic law of
the State is too responsible to be degraded
to the level of Office seeking. 1t is difficult
TO say what changes will be proposed to
the Convention. / am of opinion that but
rev changes are necessary,and those should
he made in the interest of the whole peo-
pie and not of any political party, nor to
impose disabilities upon any class of citi-
CONS. Ii | am selected a delegate to the
Convention | will approach the subject of
amending the Constitution with great eau
ton. | have no political ambition to
crafty; and | consent to become a candi-
date with the distinct understanding that
[ am not to engage in a scuffie for tho Of
lice. lam, gentlemen,
Very respectfully,
Jos. A. MABRY.
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TOWLE,S PATENT.

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Circulars, with cut, free. Hamilton Z. Towle,
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10y the NONeinOF'
\. J. FLETcuER, Secretary of State.
Something Stranpa.

Such Il vehement rush has been made upon
this place for vacant property, that iuiurctions
cannot all be satisfied. / therefore 'brcak
LOOSE with consent Of applications; and offer
for rent on reasonable terms, a good store house,
with two other looms adjoining. Houses well
situated for business. Applications must be
made within ten days. something else may
turn up, as Swcctwatcr is '.,riudirg .as,cr,''
now. dcc2ltt D.. G. STAERlr.
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TIE NEW
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ROW 70 EMPIRE uo% 20

The extraordinary success of their new and
improved manufacturing Machines for light or
heavy work, has induced the
EMPIRE SEWIEG MACHINE co.
to manufacture a New Family Machine of the
same style and construction, with additional or
namcntation, making it equal in beauty and
finish with other Family Machines, whereas in
usefulness it far
OUTSKIRTS ALL COMPETITORS.
The price of this new acknowledged necessary
article comes within reach of every class, and
the company is prepared to offer the most liberal
inducements to buyers, dealers and agents,
Every Machine wOrrcntcd. Apply for circulars
and samples to
EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE Company,
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We buy and pay as much as the market will
justify,
Bacon, Lard, Wheat, Corn,
Eggs, Butter Feathers, Dry Hides,
Clean Cotton and Linen Rags,
Tallow, Flax Seed, Dried Fruit,
Meal and Flower.
We are also Agents for the
Holston Plaster Company, and are
prepared to furnish Plaster by the
Car Load, or in small quantities.
We notify all that we are
Agents for the sale of J. H. Tay-
lors' Brooms Manufactured by him
in this county, which can be pur-
chased from us by Whole sale, at
New York prices. They are
equal, if not superior to any broom
Manufactured in the North.
Call and examine before you
purchase elsewhere.
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New Advertisements
A Proclamation.
EXECUTIVE DEPART,

ENECUTlNE DEPARTMENT,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. II, 1869.
To the Commissioners of Registration aud other
Officers authorized by law to hold Elections in
the State OF Tennessee, Greeting:
You are hereby commanded Ia open anil hold
an election on The Third Saturday ia D.ronb.r,
lSG9, ut the several places Of holding elections
in you respective counties, for the purpose ul
voting for or against a Convention 10 amend, re-
wise or form and make n new Constitution Tor the
State, and for the election of one delegate from
each county and representative district in said
State, entitled to a member of the House Of Rep
rcscntatiyes, by the provisions of the act of the
10th Of February, 1852 and you shall make due
returns of said election to the Secretary Of State.
In testimony whereof, | have hcrcunto
subscribed my official signature and or
[sEAL.l dcrcd the great seal Of The Stale 10 be
affixed, this lib day Of November, A,
D., 1869. D. VIC. SENTER,
Governor Of Tennessee.
Hy the Governor:
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in railroalspasso third rcadingby llto2.
House.
The House met at 10 a. m, Speaker
Perkins presiding.
Fleming from the Judiciary Committee,
reported, among other bills, the bill recu-
latiug the publication of legalnotices, and,
with certain amendments, recommending
It's passage.
James, of Hamilton, introduced a bill
to regulate the insurance business in Ten
nCSscc,
James, of Hamilton, introduced a roso-
luton providing for the appointment Of
committee to investigate what disposition
had been mabe of funds appropriated for
the benefit of certain turnpike companies
in East Tennessee.
McElweo moved to amend by extending
the Investigation to all turnpikes which had
received State aid, Adopted.
The resolution as amended was then
adopted,
The House resolution to investigate the
Agricultural School Fund with the Senate
amendment, striking out the section calling
for an investigation into the affairs Of the
East Tennessee University, before further
bonds are issued to that Institution, was
called mp by Fleming, who moved to con-
eur with the Senate amendment.
After considerable discussion the House
refused to concur, by ayes 20, noes So.
The Senate bill repeating all laws re-
quiring candidates and officers and Judges
Of elections to take an oath, was called w
and amended by applying to delegates to
the Constitutional Convention.
The judiciary Committee has agreed to
report, next Monday, against the Cincin-
natl Southern Railroad bill.
Senate.
MONDAY, Nov. 90.
Senate met pursuant to adjournment.
Speaker Thomas presiding.
Mr.. Ethoridge introduced a bill to limit
the fees Of shcrifrs in criminal cases. 1t
provides that shoriEs or coroncrs summon
inquiries shollnot receive exceeding three
dollars. House resolution inQuiring into
what disposition has been made ofthe stock
belonging to the State in certain railroads
and tu~rnpikcs, was concurrcd in. House
resolution to investigate the present con-
dition oftho school fund, was concurrcd in.
House bills to repeal the act imposing
penalties ON common carriers for making
distinctions ON account Of color, passed
third reading. House amendment to Sen
ate bill repeating the candidates test oath i,
was c]oncurrod in, and candidates are not
required to take an oath now.
House.
House resolution providing for reprint
ing the land laws Of the State was adopted.
Mr.. Lachey entered 4 motion TO recon
slider the bill rejecting the bill to modify
,he usury laws, and on motion of MIR.
James, Of Hamilton, the further consider
alton Of the bill was postponed to the first
Monday in February SO that the Cons;itu-
tioDal Convention could take action OF the
subject.
Senate resolution to pay the costs of
testing the HaJiIi.y Of the State to receive
the notes Of The Bank Of Tennessee in pay
mcnt Of taxes was concurrod in.
Adjourned.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS. .,
WALLAcKs
Door; LAST IRsn s sE vi f0 EiSaTs at
AND
SATURDAY y MATINEE
SCHOOL,
FoRra IL SSnasepi Soy Fl
81 s' ch%s
under engagement to produce other plays within given
pSEH s FISHES Hs
sA 81. Ms FEM
ROVE Iii: HosE Miss sis. JENNIE DAY, H Mise
~ NEW sWp s scENERY-Musrc-cosTuM
Box book open six daysi n advance.
WA1Hh1AEfiSS,Eah MATINEE.
SATURDAY, APRIL a.
D00'' open At s 81 cGIRe 9ou II SEATS.
RTH AVENUE THEATRE, TWENTY FOURTH ST.
FISH, ' FIFE rfHer FRENCH 6PERa manager
Houses crowded nightly with the elite and fashion of New
rosrSS CHANGE OF OPERA EVERY NIGHT
rosrkG GRAND DOUBLE iso offkRA TROUPE E0'A0'
THIS AFTERNOON AT TWO.
Doors open at one.
MATINEE BY REQUEST.
BARBE BLEUE.
Nile IRMA and N. AUJAc
Rese Tsss 's %@4 e E. The "a Matinee
GRAND oA Ialf sn ExFSt f&o II WV OPERAS
f dGfasf sfa Ss ptoHrssB
MONS. L. LANDRY,
Ia mAIrRr 5 f sS9spas ETfl;A first time
Opera Comique by +. Paer
MONDAY EVENING, April 2s.
IRMA AID AuJAC.
Il 4o sEAKD as Pu 3a5SS.
TosTEE's LAST BENEFIT.
sAr THA2HA Ev Hs Sosi Msyl
" active ''' rss y +
Admission, II; family circle, ~ cents.
Seats secured in advance
RRooKLyM ACADEMY OF MUSIC;
ID THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL q,
s' AND 'His "a tf FHRiSTotH ''''.r 1nnc
~ MONDAY MORNING, 5 4. NJ, APRIL %.
GEE THE NEXT TELEGRAM CARTOON,
to be published on Saturday ns expose of the
tricks Of Political Magicians
"NOw YOU SEE IT AND NOW
YOU DON'T"
A most remarkable feat, creating in this city
THE GREATEST SENSATION OF THE AGE.
Shown up in
TOpAY'S TELEGRAM CARTOON.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WGs*SSs !sssossrsoEs IN rAS41SS p4%! .'
oLI0 AID FARCE Y TIE So sTs%s Gs!hs
with full s..s 3 The sfi5isi e
prices Of admission dramatic dep.rtmen the grand
original p.ntomme, in all its integrity Of ROBINSON CRU
Do oosscsfP4 ANS aimee
AZ saS Hss s,ssa$ ss
: $$$#SE ;Ssg ~
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BENEFIT II T II a Exs !. 3. ew4HIIIalxhsos.
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-, - AxSdEKy u the The Ro tpRsrf DIAMOND,
f'l'"'d BY a ne" BIZ BiSk fn s%fvELLER,
@ the s ss 's s. w:s a
Sos %sD
f"G Si fS ;' SSS SEss;ss Il sFS pay
THE EVEN SGsI tSPgIA tg E3sFoMlnr.
H HUsFTY b bSSssFFTrYY,
mas since ' MOST MOST GH6ES2BLY PROVED
SES + s sSxs s ssEAE g gk!ssEH:
S SE9: l. E FSxs S SkEAT T TkISsFh.
THE t5sp to NTH tisTE sHFsssfSrATlos
'' ' caARaiEa hARLEoyINApE
GATHERING rRxs 81 eSH Fl 5SSiAIoo''
NIIBLO's GARDEN.
N .% s sHs ssoRass Tb R.11HA
AFTERNOON AT 2; EVENING AT g
Begins precisely at 9 p. N. Terminates ~ l0:bQ
Engagement OF the celebrated
LYDIA THOMPSON BURLESQUE TROUPE,
who will appear this and every evening and Saturday a2F
NJ. in II. B. Farnie's
RECONSTRUCT
RECONSTRUCTED
RECONSTRUCTED
FORTY THIEVES
FORTY THIEVES.
FORTY THIEVES.
CROWDED HOUSES
RAPTUROuS APPLAUSE.
UNERRING SUCCESS.
CLUSTER OF GEMS.
INCOMPARABLY THE BESh
FRESH seen RY
RICH DRESSES
WITTICISMS.
HARMONIOUS MUSIC.
GLORIOUS DANCES.
AMUSING RHYMES
IMPOSING MARCHES.
SOPORIFEROUS POLICEMAN.
THE PEERLESS DONKEY.
GRAND SALOON ASCENT.
PARIS FESTIVAL
CANCAN. CANCAN.
RAILROAD TRAIN.
RANTOONE VELOCIPEDE, &C.
Smyrna times., 1869-05-05

Bibles. $500 PRESENTED, ,.~
-,,n 10 Agents to sell Elhtc, M, .,. $500
other Books. PATENT Pochrr pr'm,' any fe. 49,,
rarHele" q C".,75 SlIl,oni 81. Phi.a Is FA,t
Smyrna times., 1869-05-05

NJ. An ACT TO establish Certain most roada
a. De u enacted by the Senate and House n
SuteI states Of America in Congress asssobia5 III
@ "'S"lng De- aud the are hereby estabisbe ~
Smyrna times., 1869-05-05
Az ACrr iPCBLIC-NO. 55l

a. iNTther 10 provide giving Fnct 70 traa+v s,ii
ti"n OF criminals. ~ s0'N-'''eu's lVI Tue eAtradl
+b c'td 10y the Sena and House of nj
states OF AuerIca Con ,reSs assemble = h =,
any pei son who shall have dr Ia,
t u" al agent agents of the Cnied STAT r -
Il p'Hr u being brought WITHIN Tit,1 S,.ts
sb ot any crue OF which he duly accused The
nav power 10 take all measures f,r
tll SAFE krepIng Of such
Ms 49, %>' Ht"4rsS Violence until the fual crrusin R
w StIiut or offences specified warrant
nriS,nr ana until his final discharge from custody err &
'' or on account OF such
PontoIe Time thereafter. Aud il shall he isNni f"r @ & m
10 ' G"ci person aS he may ,rnnS.
tei ~! sueh portion OF the land naval forces Of H. i
VI oI the iH Ia thereof. be r.
9ud piOtectlon Of the accused as Aforesaid " III"
AH1 " II lurther enacted That any narSo, Iul,
5rr q" aSelt 70 Receive in behalf 0I the Cn ed St1taS H.
~ a 1el$h government of pnrSon '
Il WITHIN the Juri >Iicou the Tn,t'eI
v+stsJ III ' |" ms place OF trial shall be- and b.relv !.
in ii S me powers Of marshal of the Tntt,1 SAT-
Sale keeping. 80 '' "s Such p'werls requisite for his
SEC. j. And be it further enacted That if any rors - 49,
sch ua knowingly and Wi.iuly ob,truc r,sSt Ur on ~
III tue execution of his duties, shall
icNc cie NhcH prisoner whether rist,niv
cstl' or oi any marshal, sheriff aIIor
NoH ' Nh"m ms custody hs.n
PelS"H 80 hnOwinSly and willuy
ct % man. on ciOn thereof before the district r cir
sn ~ VI tue Chtd states for the rct in which ,b,
eonihI'tr De lined not
't'u i>oilt'l not eAceednu NO4-
Approved, March 3, 1859. 0 ''"''
Smyrna times., 1869-05-05
lPrBLIC-Nn. isl
An Act ampnda+orv ,

AZ amendatory Of the providing for the sale of +b. r
E'""hS AZ 81 Louis aud Liberty Missouri n f
slXty-vIgut. ''N'e-SiIeth hundred anC
t ny the Senate and House of Representatives n
neC % otcI pi America in Congress lss,mbaj Tta+
ninch "l the thrl OF thD ACT 4ha1 :,
tr sroui"iN at saint Louis Liberty NisS, 49,
80 % pl">> approved July TWENTY-FIVE evbfenn @
,S-sfernr, As grants To the city Saint Louis RI,
tios' IN ares "i the tract of ground ocrnn.5
far iS at'ia. be- and the same hereby repeaIyd s
the -
"tNttrulnost
@ r t purp"s" and the conditions yrss j.,
aIN acres "i SAID tract, he designated v The
ercon o b Inat the period limited in act for The
si Iii ia ti monument therein contemplated To- he
fpv ~ IN as commencing the time when iht Sr
Nia! nave SOD
be granted to said -ity PrDvi hnser r sau tract to
nau sN acres a be selected OF the western liz % o ne ne
road. A1oU4s anu ArOh Mountain rail-
Approved, March 3. 1850.
Smyrna times., 1869-05-05

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william H. BIllany, William s. IIiIIes
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Sohn T. McLear, Edward Rrnehurst Jr
William BUSH, William (, C7hLa,I -
Thomas ID. Webb, George w Stone
william Canby, John V Rice
George w. Bush, William IT S,,;o
"lillam D. lilies, Samuel Bancroft Jr
OFFICERS.
JOHN P. McLEAR, President.
GEO, w. STONE, Vice President
NJ. Nj. CHILD, Secretary
D. w, MAULL, VI. D. Medical Examiner.
b. NlELDS, Counsel and Actuary
sept3O lv