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Eilsigoiammoisiiiiiitor 46 -vi4lookin Ctigtpublicautginnia AND Dint Se I uta: TZWIELLY 14 I WILY -7 Imam 4t 411011211214 RIG scum a Publistom 't-LL diateMIlit I goinginggin ansmpogaggingligoestmgoovi 'wadi eimplestionably have unneeded in stirring up ninon formidable inpurrection possibly involving who peace of the whole country and requiring ear taluly greats armies aud vast treasure to supprebsit I CRISP'S GAIETY 1-1- LAsT "IP-Pm -11i7ZT 11dE BOOKS I 4 1 111111111111111111111411111P61111111110611111111111121111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 wonitittrquestionably have succeeded in stirring up P' lkITTS A ENTS I AND I ttlivone estveacforemortshbelwe hinosluerrection possibly irtvolving A a gtputittall alnitr country and requiring cer- GAIETY 0 0 --EORGIA taiuly great armies and vest treasure to Bop CRISP'S xo M41 Aipow-pme DAILY Ile i utaTra-wigna 15 'Milt 13 atomoasio is 0 4 1f' sr is sane I waists At 4- Rollals A Ilan yam 6 go- 4 PrIQTrIl TAT (It late attemptedintrulion of Yirginia has opened tbe eyes of korthern conservatives to the true bearing of the sectional idea 'of the Republicans and hundreds and thotttimie -1 Of Union loving mr re ready le Qly to the standard Ot any national tthh 11110 Jolt! '-pmesses all the lualificadons necemallyloLintost thO'emerien- ty With at as the' teeder of thecon-' servative bnpbsitIo mi 1860 the sectiont ittal oorruptDemoorgey may- bothIKI djfeated the country be restored to peace And the evils impending over the iservative Oppbsitloa Itt 1860 the section- 11 at 11 '11 kaa epll Iowa CorruPtZeFnoonul -may- 4hotli)mt-afeated the country be restored to peac And the evils impending over the 11 1 'It 1 I A 1 1 tate attemptedinvasion of Yirginia has optim- to th ed the eyes of korthern conservatives true bearing of the sectionat ides of the Repttbilosus and hundreds and thottilwds men re ready to5 Wly to of 2 'o the standard of anynattonal itahh Isho 'nay 1713 tominatelli Jolla filtylpeeeesees all the Ileadons ne aty loLintoet the-emertren- Ana 1 1 1 ty ritrq as inn' i-egner Inee011- Leaves from an Actor's Note Book BritRT a CO have this day LEAVE3 FRO4 3 AN A CTO1r3 110TE BOOK With Iteininteeneeti end ChltChith of the Green Roods the Stage to Ragland and America 13 Gamma 'allotment4 I vol thino cloth 11 Bran COe have also-just THE ADVENTURES OF RE pi' Orman? Ceiteee' Joke to cure the Leaves from an Actor's Note Book BEERY A Co have this day received- LEAVE3 FROM Ali A CTOZ3 IforieBoor Wilts lomfoloonteo and ClittChott of the Green Room oni the Stop' IS it rasiond are America El 00311011 irAmotztoott I vol 1Sroo cloth -N 4 171'sV IL 117kLItt I I I ITAVANA PLAN lIORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS! EY AUTICORITT OE TICE rrArs OF GEORGIA 1 On the Plan of Single Numbers 'COASOLIDATED LOTTERIES 1 OF GEORGIA Authatised by epeeist Act of the Leyielature for the ben At of Iteadrinies and for other put poses HODGE DAVIS CO Manager MA CON OA CAPITAL PRIZE 0 0 0 ONLY 1800 the roo Prime Payable ii Pull without DeductionParehavere in buying in Ticaota when the numbers! tmd I a 6b 6t 0 it are guaranteed a prlsoof $11500 IltORE PRIZES TIIAN I3LANKS I ITAVANA PLAN ET Al 111110nORITtbsTriOatn oTtlisiEntejoARTIlumObtorOL 1 I oi COISOLIDATED LOTTERIES by 1 i OF GEORGIA Autht eioSt toecial Act of the Leetelet 41- Wednesday Evining Novo the 2dt The popular and talented lstss JOKY GOUGENElleltr OISS JoBY GOUtirNHEIM MOM JOEY DOIJOENHolm MISS JOEY -0EDENHEIM QUEEN OF COMEDY AND l3tinelt8Q11 QUIttal Clr COMuDY AND BURLYSQE AN CAPITOLA 4 AR CAPITOLA 4 FOR "TIE FIRST TIME IN THIS FOR THE PILOT TiM IN THIS CITY TUE lel IRIS CITY MR8 SOUTHWORTIVII OILEAr LEDOtli DRAMA I oentitled the 1 IlloDEN HAND BIDDEN RAND Bun) 0N HAN BIDDENI I RIDDEN 1 1 ''') -1 POE THE PleST TIME IN THIS CITY Tug glasT-Trom tu I Nis isouTitwoerwe I at' LEDGell DRAMA 1 11 1 1U! entitled the IIIIMEN HAND 9''' Imo HAND 111DD EN BAND BIDDE1 et RIDDEN liAliD 1 1 i wedn" elide" Evening Nov the 2d I 850 The popular and talented miss JOEY DOUOINFIEIM use JOEY DOUOtHHEItt MOM JON? DOUGEN Et tm MIS8 jCIEY "UtitNnEill QUEEN OF COMEDY AND LICRIIEQE nn Ea RI esua rsu wry -1 here was his folly and madness He believed and acted upon the faith which tor twenty years has been to persistently taught 4ei every form throughoto the tree tateti and which is but another mode of stateinent of the doctrine of the coeilicr--that slavery and the three hundred end seventy thousand slaveholdere ot tee South are oniy tolerated and that the millions of slaves and non-elavehokling white men are ready and eager to ries against the "oligaecity" needing 1 ealy wieederand-feleliverere''Tbe tonspiniler-wasA tho natural and necessary consequence of the doetriue8 preeldinted every day year in and year out by the of Abolition But Brown-wad sincere earneet practical he proposed tojtdd workS to big kith reckless ot mUrder treason and every other grime 'This was hiemadteie He perishes Justly and insurgent and a talon but guiltier than he and with his blood upon beads artrthe false pro phets and teachers waves auu non-etavesoKing white men are ready and eager to rise againetthe "oligarchy" needing -eely sitetdgranit-tieliTertre''The Conepimicriras- tho natural and necessary consequence of the doetrme risb a pocued every day year in and year out by the of Abolition But Brown-wad sincere earneet practical be proposed to add 'works to- his faith reckless of Murder tre aeon an every other grime "This was hiemadteis awl eD11y4 perishes Inady and miInsurgent serably-an In tt a lelom but guiltier than he and with his blood 111415On 'Iheir'heado arelite and Zdwardly pro phetaand teacherc orAboittioe Dere was his fally 'and' madness He believed and acted upon the faith which tor twenty years has been to persistently tau ht iti every form roug the ree taws sod which is but an- other mode of statement of the doctrine of the coofticp---that slavery and the three hundred end seventy thousand slaveholders ot ttre th are only tolerated and that millions of TENDOESSER ERNATE TUESDAY NOV I 1859 Mr MeXeilly introduced a bill to suppress litigation and to quiet titles to lauds heretofore sold for taxes Passed first reading Mr tlildreth introduced a bin to prevent indictments and presentments in cases of profane swear Ing etc Passed Bret reading Mr Alletha bill to amend section 4696 of the Code Passed first reading Mr Stokely bill to Increase the revenue of the State by taxing slave property reseed drat read-lug MellfolrelrtE blif limiting the power bt Count'' Courts Pinned first reading -r d' Mr Stokes tenveel -that all applications to Chi Senatein relation to chtulging the Constitution and reactIntions to amend It be made the specil- or-4 der ler second Wednesday in November MO Stanton propoitecito extend the time to We'd nesclay the 16tb of November which proposition was accepted and the motion concurred in Mr Trimble introduced a bill in relation to State ad granted to railroads and regulating the applies tion bonds granted bp the state Passed Brat reading and referred to Committee on Internal Improvements Met Trimble a bill to amend aection 8d of an act to inCorporate the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company so as to make the tarriff of freights of equal rate3 and regulating charges against paesengo era for certain distances Passed first teading and referred to Committee on Internal A number of Senate bills on eecond reading were read and referred to appropriate conimittees State by taxing slave property Passed drat read lug Mellitikeire-blif limiting the power bf County Courts Parotid first reading 1 Mr 4 Stokes moved -that all 'aPplications to the Slenatein relation to Changing the Constitution and all resolutions to amend it be made the eneolill- or- Ld er or aecond Wednesday in November -mti Stanton propoiltdio extend the time to Wed- nesdly the I dth of November which propoaltiou was accepted and the motion concurred in Mr Trimble introduced a bill in relation to State aid granted to railroads and regulating the applies tion el bonds granted by th he assed Brat Committee on Internal lei- reading and referred to Com prov ements ld it Trimble a bill to amend eection 8d of an act to inetorpate the Louisville and Nashville Railroad or ComPany so as to make the tarriff of treights of equal rates and regulating chatges ageing' paasengo era for certain distances Passed first teading and referred to Committee on Internal TEND3E88ER ILEGISLATUBEC TUESDAY IrCrOV I 185 9 Mr MeXisilly Introduced a bill to suppress litiga- tion and to quiet titles to lauds heretofore sold for taxes Passed first reading Mr rid th du a bin to prevent I diet- re la re er ments and presentments in cases of profane swear tag et pawed firet reading Mr Allenii bill tco amend section 4696 of the Code Passed first reading Mr bill to increase the revenue of the trcrtiabilV 3859: 'rms mo joubvisetournta celloattav novil ODD FEhLOWS' HALL 1 Nark' fid'oq RELE EMAIIII --szsrEcrytrux ANNO1INCE3 THAT EIMER vys ElieLGEZEIXTS COILPELt REEILIN THIS WEEK HIM BlatitIONT I 1 Virecttos da3r trotiiiibir411359 'E i yritiy 11friOltire averted 1 i 1 novil 'RESPECTFULLY ANNO ITIB IINCE3 THAT NER- ODD FE-hL OWS' ALL '1 43 EneLGENIXTSCOILPELL ME id alltAIN 1 ys 144 froollbo LoolovitieJourntal qkfoodav i 4 I 1 trials WEEIi 11 1 1 Actog Erorzarytrux 4 A7 vys ElieLOZNIX7 I i i I 1 EEG ammino Claes 9 draws Saturday November 811859 I 0113a11 12tb 1859 Olame 12 19th 1859 Class 13 al all 26tb 1859 gip le 220 P111111 AKOUNTING TO 1271200 will be distributed seeording to the following GRAND ocsirnire TO Bil DRAWN illalt SATURDAY THE EXCURSION TO NASHVILLE The Louisville and Nashville Railroad is ppen to public travel to-day and the metropolla of Eentucky is within eight or nine hours' distance of the capital of Tennessee The whole construction and equipmentof the road have been 'effected In the very besI style and it will compare most favorably with anyother railroad improvement in the country Two passenger trains vrin leave our city daily the first startillg at 6:10 and the second at TherS are thirty-six stations on the route which we enumerate with their relative distances from 1 i THE EXCURSION TO NASHVILLE The Louieville and Nashville Railroad is open to public travel to-day aird the inetropolle of Eentucky io within eight or nine hours' distance of the capital of Tennessee' The whole construction and equip- mentel the road have been 'effected In the very best Kyle and it will cemParn oat favorably with 43441113er relit passenger tre Iltattillig at 6:1 Thera are WI '11' 1 11- 'i' qr 1 Tb 11rtios stated the other day that CO( foitiltriort the Bank pfaennes- I see vrials 41 --1 of the Governor and the Legislature in nominating enn conftrtning altev laril fill ri Directors tor tlialhatitution 'Co1 '1 deities the Ile says he i4 mot 4speri4t1ysatisfied" though he evit'leuili: -says 4 inuch'mole mildly than be would if be allowed himself to do lustice co hi feel- ing lie I wanted the old -Board re-nomi mated and -wandrew Lis -resignation foto the purpose of securing that end though becolbeialtopthei tkio fastadicxis la 'his deOnitiryeais to' resort io the Meanti" to precure-that ye-nomination or the reiec'! ios of the uew floard: 'The 14fercnce is legitimate that achieved either pUrpose if he had sot been afflicted jot at that time with too lunch "self respect" to resort to the means The President is evi 0 in i It i if tr) I rb EinTon4-a-ta-ted- the other: '-da4th 4atpo- Preideut of the Bank of Tonnes- atied" wt thli tipo see vrias "erfctlisfiih uc of the Governor and the Legislature in 4 ating nu cobtn riring a tier I3 lard -of itomitt Dire ors for tlia'ilits tit ution-' 'Col'l del kies 'll 1 the ft impeachment Ile says hi is not i 4speriectlysatususo tnougu ne ev itieutiy mid if I 76 nomi the )kbas US CO- 'It reanti relee- utm either at ot resort i i ev- THE STANDARD BRITISH CLASSICS Nti BIltaT St CO halm OA 7 THE WORKS OP JOSEP'11 ADDISON including the whole Contents of Bishop Hard's edition With Letters and ether pieces Sot round in any priori ens collection and Macauley's Imlay on his Life end Works Miura with Oritleal and by Pi011011 WASMANOTOM Gamuts with portreit and plates complete in 12sno cloth lair extra THE WORKS OF OLIVER GOLDSMITH' Comprising a variety of pieces now Bret collected With copious Notes by JAMBS Pima with steel vignette complete la 4 vols 2mo cloth calf extra THE WORKS OF HENRY FIELDING With a Memoir of his Lire and Writings by Tomcat' Roscoe First complete American edition with per trait en 4 vols VJmo cloth calf extra THE WORKS OP TOBIAS SMOLLETT First Complete American edition uniform' with Field ing's Works With a portrait on magi vole Sloth calf extra THE WORKS OF LAURENCE STERNE Pint eompleie American edition with the of the Author written by himself and Portrait on steel vols 12moteloth Illame--hair calf extra THE WORKS OF DEAN SW117 The Lire of the Author and copious Notes by Thomas Roscoe portrait on oteel I cols Thino cloth Same bait emir extra calr antique THE WORKS OF SAMUEL JOHNSON In addition to the nuineroue testimonial already published Dr EAILJNO La the honor to refer to the following gentlemen in In addition to Wale already Lae the honor Ili gentlemen In NI 1 Senate Bills on Third Reading Bill to amend 521 of the Code in lieu Ofthe 'to amend the Revettne Lawe of abe Stab was paw' ed third readng Bin to amend Sectkin 1814 Cof Chapter 6 of 041- 4 Code to btrattAodified xi to embrace the segonCe Section of an act of March 1858 was taken up and read when a lengthened diacusition entitled in which Messrs Richardeton1Stokes1 Payne Vine and Trimble took part I Prise eto 170000 1 Primo of 20 000 1 Prise of 1000 1 Prise of GAN 1 Prise of 8000 1 Prise of 1010 8 Prises of 1008 5 Prism' of 500 In Prlsro of lit PO 20 Primo of la0 100 Prises of 60 100 Prises of 25 15000 Prises of 5 a PP11011111811AVI1atti pn1zEt4 4 of 11800 approximating to aro 1111100 4 of 100 approximating to 110000 too 4 of lho approximating to 10 000 or WO 4 of 100 approximating to 0000 aro 4010 4 at 111' alProxistating to 8000 aro 508 4 of 80 approximating to 2000 aro 890 IS of 00 approximating to 1000 aro 780 SO of 50 approximating to 500 aro 10010 40 of 80 approximoting to 800 aro 1200 80 of SO lippnrs 'mating to sort ore 1000 400 of 15 approximating to 110 aro 4000 400 of 10 approximatiog so SO ars 44)00 FOR A SHORT TIME OWL Coueouttenicing Night Oct 24 DR BEALE'S ENTERTAINMENTS oNsismN a of Immo of the moirt GolreFull Peet eel ever presented to the public Di E1V YORK HARBOR With shipping of all Nations En KANE'S ARCTIC 11 EGIONN Being a Voyage from New York to the OPEN POLAR BBC P10117 NT WE 14 NON' The Nome of Washington givirg aplendid Views by ear and nicht valla 'Grand- Nomination Vocal and mental Music the whole to conclude with the Nil it TEL PAILOVOK I ITALIAN MARI lithibition every night at TX o'cloelt and on Tuesday and Thursday afternetioe at 8 o'clock oct241 2 DR GD REALE Proprietor Great Auction- Said AT LOUISTria KENTUCItt' 2110 AND141NON -CO )00TII SLICES DRY GOODS CLOTHING on IJI Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Friday 5th 16th 11th and 113th of November1859 On TUESDAY 15th Novem5er at IS Week A will be told without reserve 550 sees BOOTS -HOI9 and BatGANS embracing many prime Goods from the best Eastern manufacturers adapted to the bet trade Extetsive sale of DRY GOODs and CLOTHING on Wedneedsy Thursday and Friday 16th 17th and 18th of November wiU be sold without reeve rve la VOirall and iota of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GoODS Ready-Made Cloth Ins Gentirmen's Furnisning Goods Teilor's Goods Pisntation Goods Carpet Umbrellas Hosiery Ladies Dress Goode 8h wls A Arc The attention of country Merchants Is directed to this sale The Goods will be ready for examinati on Monday November 14 Terms cash bankable funds ANDERSON Co nov2-2w Auctioneers FOR A SHOR TINE ONLY: Commencing Night Oct 24 DR BEALE'S D14148N1pnTalget 1ro Aot 176M innostlig 111 Irttatilt y' ever presented to the public 1) hEW 'WORK HARBOR shi in of Ir ith ppg Tbra NC A Ill Rr A St trriel 12 WIZ WOill 'orl re lay NEM GENERAL DUNLAP Ste Comptroller Cotorrst 4 A ACKLIN CoLowEt STEVENSON President of the Nauhvillel and 'Chattanooga Railroad DR GALE Hoar JAS THOMPSON REV HARWELL KINKAID Esq JOHN RAMMAGE Esq GENERAL troller Cotorrict A 141110 Prises omountlog to crtitoo OortiOootoo of Packages 10 Whole NI 10 Ralf VIA 1 0 (Inart or "WM 41 1 0 Ylgh tit 6)11 This Is the rl mkt and whIda oath leo the holder to aq he draws ever 95 i I i 1 I i I 1 i i I 1 1 I With the new Biography by MACAULAY I now ready containing the "Lives of Poeta" etc cloth call extra THE WORKS OP CHARLES LAMB And a sketch of hie Life with the Mal Memorials by Noon TAISOCIPL with a portrait complete in 5 vela I2mo cloth liame--halt cell' extra THE WORKS OF WILLIAM HAZLITT Comprising his "Table Talk" "Lectures on Literature" "Kamm" and "Opirit of the Ago" ix 8 vols limo cloth cait Notice Me Wood offered a bill Injieu for the relief of the State Bank which together with amedmatat -recommended by the Bent Committee arid original' bill wason motion of Mr Stokes reoemmitted 10 the Committee on Bill to regulate the time orliolding (elections in this State was passed third reading Bill to provide for pay Of witnesses in certain oases passed third reading pA bill in lieu of a bill providing for payment of eertain number of witueqtes in tnisdemeanor cases passed third reading and on motion of Mr Payne was reconsidered again take tip and recommitted to the Judiciary Committee Mr Stokes offered a resolution that the Corn mittee of Ways and Means 'bo appointed a joint committee to examine into the matter of the Her mitge estate and set what can be done with regard to it and report and under a su-perteion of the rules-the ieFoluttun was adopted and trtnamitted to the House Bill to repeal all laws authorizing the Courts to charge the venue in criminal cases without con sent ot defendant Passed third reading and transmitted to the House On motion of Mr Bumpass Messrs Maeilly and Allen were added to Committee on Military Bill to authorize the dispottal of suspended debts Bank of Tennessee was withdrawn for amendment The message from the House was then taken up containing House amendment to Senate Bill to incorporate Centreville and Columbia Turnpike Company which was concurred in also House amendment to Senate Bill incorporating Williamsport and Santa Fe Turnpike Company House bill to secure the rights of widows passed first reading The Senate adjourned to nine o'clock to morrow morning The Combination Lotteries on the Three Number Mau Are Drawn Every Day TICKETS FROM SI TO $16 EACII THIE EXTRA CI ASS On the CITY PLAN by which purchasers ton select their own Numbers and pay couy amount for nckete are Drawn every day lently getting the better of his old political h4its-4-Titne was when wo one could bead irn Use of the ''lueuat his purpose He lwas 4 proverbialry ''Talleyrand: and with the "usual means" at hisuger 'ends could generally shspe things to hi's notion We are left to inter whet "the usual mean to secure a rs appointment" of a Board of Directors are but evidently the President does mot think especially when resorted to by other people that they are in the highest degree creditable in this case they opera-- ted to put him and his 'Board out of office and he is "out" svith theta We infer that the successors must have used the "usual means" to get tn But bare is COI JOHNSON'S Card All be says complimentary to the Old Board will be tliticat I bead ousual wee with COMd means ard of ied to liguesb opera office at the neans7 AilI ll bee litswvitAn Tilts November 1st MO I-UK have this day associated with us in the flt ecery 2 businets0 BUTIER and 8 KIISIII The style of the firm Irswever will remain as heretofore We are very thank ful to the community for their Hberal pstronage already bestowed and bone that we Mill not fail to merit their attention with our new ajunciptts nov2 tf KIRKPATRICK NEVINS CO- Miles Randolph's 63e 8SX Smoke's 113X Owveeity 85 hhepardsville Glasgow Junction 903i Bardtown Branch-92 Rooky Hill 96 ei fs 25 Bowling Green- -44183( Iebenon JUDO fon ARM RA11 Bo ColitEburg 84 Psnklin Tunnel 8witch 439 ANN IizthIon Richland Olendsle Pountain Bolin IVA South 'tunnel 151 Sonora 59 Pilot lifuois Macon OM 9aunderavide 1663g Mumrordsvillee-714 Hendersonville Howlett's 754 Edgefield Junctiow gorse Nashville There yrillitotother stations as the demand of bushieskrequirst them and the whole line of the watt will on be a hive of active energy There are some points pf picturesque scenery as the toad curves around Muldrow Bill now following the pricipitoua mountap and uow crossing deep ravines On h'gh trestle-woi The bridges over Greer and Big Barren rivers are triumphs of mechanical skill and ore Po fight and graceful that they seem to float fairlytupon the piers'- At BOW: ling Green 'where the Memphis Branch will commence there have been fine depots and machine shop erected and the station houses every whre are commodious Everything seems to have been prepared with careful foresight arid as we were of the number invited to join the excursion for the first opening of the road we have had the opportunity of inspecting thi wor thoroughly The excursion party occupied three of the large new passenger care which were drawn by the powerful locomotiv El Newcomb" A comfortable brtakfast lathe Lebauon Junction watt followed at the proper time by a lunch served under4be genial superintendence of Captain Sherley The train was frequently stopped- to enable rue to view all the objects of interest In the superstructure of the road the bridges trestle-work depots etc eo that it was after 5 o'clock whenwe reached Nashville and in the golden flood of the sunset It presented a beautiful -Capitol the most conspicuous object In the distance and the suspension bridge over the Cumberland river poized in airy lightness like a telegraph wire Although thevisit was made hurriedly and quietly and without the expectation of -any formal reeeption--wa were upon arrival greeted with cordiality of welcome and the piost unbounded hospitality Nash- ville is a tri montane city and is emphatically built on a rookthe limestone etrata being horizontal lied with very litde superincumbent toil It possessee great rani fine stores and palatial residences but very many of the citizens occupy cottage houses a few out from the turmoil of business The Lebanon turnpike is filled with these suburban abodes The press is an institution in Nashville there are five daily newspapers and the corps editorial is as distinguished for ability as we have proved it fortraternal generosity Another institu -tion ef Tettrieesee is its extraCe front grain tiff Poiret' regard et something superior to the boasted "Old Bourbon" of Kentucky ttandelph's Drunks's hhepardsville Durthtown are elm 1taaon JUDO too Tunnel Switch Ditsithethtown sMend le wine ij 111' 1 um ()reaming' Acmlet" gorse Cave Therewia bustnesktegt will soon be some points) curves aroun pricipitous vines on h' Greet) and I chanica skill they seem to ling Green i there shop erected are commodi prepared wit the number i opening of tt of inspecting The excursil new Fame erful locomo able brtaklat ed at the pr The train we 01 the road I gveuli she so that it arm vine 'and in sented a bet most conspic suspension in airy light' the visit was Out the exp were upon a coin and tb ville lea tri one rook th with Very lit great tan) very many 0 few miles ou Lebanon tu abodes 711 there are fly tonal is as proved it fot tion 0t Tem extraeyfroin something si of Kentuck) bview THE WORKS OF LEIGH HUNT 4 vols cloth comprising his "Italian and English Poets" "Wit and humor" Pinny'" 6tMiscel1anise" sad "Earlish Authors" calf extra BOSWELL'S LIFE OF JOHNSON Including Journal of his Tout to the Unbridles a new edition with numerous additions by John Wilson Crocker Ittots by various hands 4 vola 12mo Saute--half calf extra MI MI lit Ac Oct VT Publie tquare IN STA WAN LOT'S CEJILEM or THE MOST PAINITC THE copartnership heretofore existing under the style and firm of EWING liPERRY Itas this day been dissolved by Mtitt 1111 nsent Evritto Is alone authorised to settle the business of the late Arm WINZA Jr SPERRY Nashville October 81 1859 In retiring from the firm of NwING SPERRY I return my thanks to the patrons of the lae firm and sot cit a continuance of the same to my successor Nemo Jr a kPliatlia Nashville October 81 18t9 fleGUS NABRVILLE October Et lizitg I have this day tesoolated with me Mr War Kiteirkw and will continue th Grocery business node- the firm style of EWING CO- LIMING nor2-- fin 'AND ALL in Ordering( Iricket or Certificnies Inelose the money to our address for the tickets ordered on receipt of which they will be forwarded by brat mail Pairehasers can bays tickets ending in any Ilture they may groillenate The hat of drawn numbers and prisea will be sent te purchasers immediately oder the drawing All prises under $1000 payable immediately after the drawing Notice to Correepoodenta 'nose who prefer not sending money by malls can nee THE EXPRESS COMPANIES whereby money for Tickets in the sum 01 'eight Collars and upwards ran be en ne AT OUR RISK AND FITENIM prom any eity or town where there Is aa Ofriet The money and order mull be enclosed in a 0 anent Poet (Effie lammed En- vellope or the Rupees Companies cannot receive them All Communications Strictly Confidential Purchsers will please write their signatures plain sad give their rost (Mts County and State I It I I A Containing full egplanatiors our Plebeian's he vitt be forwarded by mall to any one tiondtng hie address A tiles of the numbers that Cr drawn the wheel With the ammint of the prise tbat each one I entitled tie will be published after drawing in the Amerewe WeretiSae Maroon Oa a Ppecimen copy ot which p111 be sent to every purchseeir AU orders Mr Coked' shoteld be add 41 HODGES DA 411 CO et5-- Macon Georgia Ladies' Drees Furs Vir HIE: it IF: TO OUT II I Citil WAaTwigoRrrtml rreurat'tirt-de most approved designs for the lieedion They will sell them their UMW low and uniform prices DISEASES Diem Ives" TOIV WARIPITLD'a Interest In the firm or MERL DITH HALEY A Co ceased on July 1st 1859 but the name or the Arm will remain cc be'ore nov1-2t MEREDITH HALEY CO OF THE EitsToakirrox ttr tin IISSOURI COMPRO MUSA he treat York 9 ietriewsan i'ittIcle 'Of the lanertn 4w-heel we traiied the cause of the late abotitiow "i foray at liar-pees Ferry to thitentilatetrt end inoeseanCegitation the 'tliatety 'question' 0 'begun and kept up Ityimitrincipted of both taettion's Ire" their Own mdi vides' and recognizing the I 'justice -of Cur- tititiii- the Herald see as the Serest Ineam of putting 'an end to sgltatIont 'dr lestoratto aToftheMiasouri Compronsisettne 1 The impolicy repeageg the'Missouri Compromiee act Las beto ezposed on various occasions by a portion of the coneervative I press of the South They thOtight the Kansas Nebraska bill was its ill-advised toitasktMA needlessly 're-opening the "VtaXed itiuestkitt which bid been so wisely' settled- by' the Compimise ot 1850 While man abstract question the existence off the rotrietion might be considerett vett invasion of Southeen 1 rightsl-yet the South lad voluntarily estabHailed that restriction by the votes of her re presentativesort Linder its uperations She badAlakaed all Oast she bargained of slave out of the Louisiana territory into tbe tinton upon on equai footing with the 'other States off tire'COnfederacy Having 4Olunteri1y en teredAnte this agreement and fliRving ob- tained all that was tillee to her 'under ha proeistoos it tut tot 'consistent with their ides of justice and bonor'to ask a tedsion of the contract its soon as it became 'evident that nothing more could be Made out of it by observing itaconditions Besides it was preditted that the effect of the repeal would be the errayingotone motion of the -confederacy against the other and the South being numericelly the weaker section must 'be driven to the wall or seek protectiqn from existing and threatened evils in a dissolution of thntnion Either alternative wouldle a palamity too deplorable to risk for a mere abstraction Very Very levi ern advocatetof the repeal expected sas to becop3e 'a slave State They --were contending for 'What' they were pleased: to call a'reeegelfietirof the equality Or the Southern states by a statute enactment 'opening the territories'North of the compromise line to Sitit4citt retniiratiOnr'i They' did nCt discern the prospeht ittit'opened 'thy prac! tient benefit to be derived from the repeal of the reetriction -The South- had 'tio stirplui slaves with which to people the territories Hence there was no praCtical'uSe Of the repeal and as to tliti-iindication Of'Southern honor and Southern 'righti ihei-Oonld not conceive that they ere e'er ciimpromised or endangered by an act the Southern' people themselves had paned Toil these masons they opposed the passage Of the Kansas-Nebraska bill 'For our- selves we may say we have always been con- vervative in Our views and have steadily reaisted all measures arid propositioni-os' ted to-excite Unniiessarily angry con-trn: versies between the North' and South As we resisted the of the Missouri 'Compromise line or restriction because it produced unnecessary agitation so we would oppose all attempts to effect its restoration on the same ground and for the same rear eons It would be a source of unnecessary agitation It would inflame sectional prejudices sad animosities It would re-open see-t tion al ioniroversy and if the effort to resz tore that restriction were Snocessful it would result it the dissolution ot the Union Wniegret that -n pyieg the position of the Herald should Lave suggested such a remedy for the- ills that afflict the body politic From such a source the sup: gestion must command attention and if Herald continues to advocate this policy it will have the effect of stimulating Northern politicruins to urge the impracticable 'demand and thus "'Melt our New 'York contemporary deplores as earnestly as we de: riot" it Will be again the order cot rather thn disorder of the day We have stated the grounds upon Moll conservative men opposed the braska bill The predictiom of Bell Crit tendea and Fillmorehave been verified al- most to the very letter'1t intrue nn gees' lion hls yet trisen In which the rightkof 'the South- were directly: levolvek-ana which called foe the hostile arra' of the against the South The Southhag not yet forced to protect her honor or her rights: by a withdrawal an occanion arise in which she will be coin I atsToakirox trill 'ME IIESOURI COMPRO illtdire- -----t tree' York 1f et ati 4' 1 ieviewsana 'it-Ade or the -B a -IT 1 whiCil we tra41 the cause of the abotitiw ise '4 foray lit Harpers Ferry to thiteriluteNrt and 1 eaps of puttiog'an end to inant agltsuon of the latelry uesuon the cess a ed -dema- 13y 'begun and kept up -tnikurcipt both nection-s fet th eir Own indie vidual aggrindlientertt land recognizing th I justice 11f our Vleivs- 12 Ad propo- as the th ree ts 4 14 Those Gem Machines Have Come AT NO 36 UNION STREET CAN BE FOUND A GREATER VARIETY OF SEWING MACIIINES THAN HAI EVER BEEN OBBERID TO TIRE PUBLIC Machine tot 25 00 A Single Thread Machine for 1110 00 A Single Thread Machine tor 111 00 A Single Thread Machine for 14 00 A Single Thread Manhine for 15 00 A Single Thread Machine for 25 00 Sco Tal and Coodal Machines A Double Thread Lock Ptite Machtn for PO 00 A Doubt Thread bock Stitch Mact-ine for 25 00 A Double Thceed Lock Ptiu-b Machin for 50 00 A Double Thread Lock Stitch Machin 85 00 A Double Thread Lock Stitch Machine for aO 00 National Machines Double Thread Loek Stitch Machine for $40 00 Home Machines Shuttle Machine etliching on both shine alike for $115 00 Shuttle Machineatitching on both idea tab for 66 OS All of out Mactine are fully warranted AND Lumber 1 Luraber -watuv GUAM' rnr at LOUISVILLE Ky has en PP hand 2000 000 Feet of the BESI PINE LUMBER ever offered in our eitv consisting of Pine Lumber Shingles Flooring Dnessed Beards Sash Doors Blinds Sc at manufacturer's prices which I offer icw Mr cash and no cartage Please give me a cull or send ter of prices at my old Central Lumber Yard corner of EighL and Magazine streets one Square from Nashville Depot in Louisville Ks' Edgefield and Kentucky Railroad HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Toxitoav Nov 1 1859 House met p-irsuant to adjournment Petitions Mr Gantt presented a petition from merchants of Maury county praying relief from unequal taxes Mr Bicknell presented a similar petition from merchants and other citizens of Blount county both of which were referred to the Special Committee heretofore raised for that purpose Mr Cheatham a petition from the citizens of Ashland city praying for an act of incorporation Referred to Committee on Corporations Bills oft Tkird Reading )Cloder tun-pension of the rule Senate bill to transfer certain State aid from the Memphis and Charleston to the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail road Company was taken up and passed on ite third and last 57 noes 9 Bank of Tennessee Mr Speaker Whitihorne presapted two communications from the officers of thR Bank of refines-see at Nashville giving a detailed statement of the condition Of the Bank at Nashville and showing the actual amount due from the branches to be $59402405 tre nominal amount being 1932- 925 This wan in response to resolatione adopted by the House during the week Ordered that 150 copies be printed for the use of the House: HANDS! WITUOUT CUTTING Oa PAIN mW Consulting Rooms 39 PUBLIC SQUARE THREE DOORS BELOW CEDAR STREET LAST WEEK endorsea by the whole community BANK or TZNNISSII Oct 81 1859 To the Editors of the Union and American: In your paper of' the October under the head of 'Confirmation of the New Board" you say that "Col Johnson is perfectly satisfied with the action of Gov Harris and the Legislature" This does not express my true poaition on that sub ject and may lead to misrepresentation hereafter Ltherefore desire Its correction now by the publication of the following statement: I had' served With the Old Board six knew them to be ggendememt of high character' tied unimpeachable integrity They had performed their duties during the whole time withont corn- pensation-' to my entire satisfaction' They were thet known friends of the Bank and I did sot be-sieve that the interests of the State in first institu 1100 or of the institution itself could be placed der the care of any gentlemen more worthy of publio confidence and said as much to Gov Harris In one 4194 communications withdrawing my rer signation So that I could not have been "perfectly aatisifted" when they were palmed over and others fill their places A to myself'I bad no reason to be otherwise than "satisfied" I bad been long anxious to give up the situation and se- peatedly so expreseed myself to the Governor and was urgent for the selection of Pomo other to fill the place but was Induced to withdraw my resignation at the earnest eolicitation of many personal and tioliticei friend who supposed that the inter eels of the Bank would be promoted by it and that the Old Board would be renominated in the event of my doing so I did not feel myself at liberty to resist the earnest appeals of many friends Sell respect prevented myself or the Old Board from resorting to she usual means to secure a reappointment and from taking any steps to prevent the confirmation of the New Board To that extent no further have I been satisfied 3 Respectfully ftc 0 Joessos CAPT -JOHN BROWN AND THE HARPER'S FERRY INSURRECTION Hots Vallandigham from the Dayton (Ohio) district who happened to be passing through Ilarper'e Ferry soon after the late insurrec' tiou stopped there part of a day and sew the famous Capt Brown4 Some of the Republickb pipers having denounced him bitterly for question -ingBrowo he publishes a cat stating the circum 'stances ottder whict it was folly and completely exculpates him from any and concludes with the following forcible and truth 1 tut remat 859 Eller the you eti with lattave" tat sub ueatter publi- tee td rfornied ae corn- eY "1" Sc4 be- institu- ced 3rthy of my re perfect- other! 1y141110 indhilted- aort end to fill realk personal Is toter and that event Whore to find Moo Finest Pinto waTianELD a WALKILIII hive a superb assetetmeat of tivolienicti's Molest iti stud Hats Their ostensive variety or Sae wort Hato of all the nee tissigne affords rare advantages lei the purchaser Traveling and Local Agents Wantel for every County in the State County Rights given to those who boy to fell again Liberal dionount Printed inain canna turniahel with each machine Orders by MaI or Azores promptly Omni on delivery by Mvariably Sagie Sewing Machine Depot No 30 Union Atreet oott7--1y HEN MAC Jr Agent UN IVEBSAL KNOWLEDGE-BOX Caps for linger Swear! WA'rERVILLD ik WALKER have a fun oupolv of Oho Went denigne of Cana suited to the consort For Men Boys and Children Their tin MAIM ()AP with oevere aro very popLuor WALT IRV litiD is WALK KR or le0 Publio eguitte 9IMkthrog to Obtritaville FIVE HOURS Fitly-four miles by miles stagirtg and after MtiNDAY Oct net leastrains will sun Leave Edgefield arrive at Red River Aato PM and Clarksville 7:30 Leave Clarkavile A 14: and Red River arrive at lIdgetield 9: lo A Pirr'e through to Clarksville Three Dollars A Ahl 0 ARON Chief Eng Ed Ky Sanford PORTABLIPA ND FOS BRAM warming whir PCItil AIR and ventlisting Private rand Public Room nails Churches Stores le With or vithOut Reg itterip The greaieet Suet Ravers known burning the Gases and Smoke with' go Clinker rtheived three sizes of them 3111 shall keep a supply With Smoke and Hot Air Pipe Registers 4ke put up at short notice good supply of Coal Caanln Franklin and Open etoves Competent workmen to put up Stoves and pipe anywhere In the ciy Work done with dspatch and rrranted sat 'statutory Opposits COM PETITIONTS THE LIFE OF TRADE Bonnets it Unprecedented LOW PRICES Five Hundred Rich Fall and Winter ertip- Full Dress Bonnets Bills Introduced The following bills were introduced and passed on firs! reading: Bv Mr larrelly a bill to amend the charter ol the Memphis Theatre Company Also i bill to amend section 4586 of the Code Mr Jones a bill to atnend the charter of the town of Livingston Mr East a bill to amend the charter of the Hyde's Ferry Turnpike Company Mao a bill to charter the Young Men' Hebrew Benevolent Society of Nashville Mr McCabe a bill to amend eections 4854-5 of the Code Mr Woods a bill to repeal the law authorizing the County Couits to elect tat collectors Mr Britton a bill to construe section 5581 Code and for other purposes 18 9 1859- MAIL DAILY LINE TO uv2L-741 ikErzt 091-141 NEW ORLEANS THE MENPRIS AND NEW MIAMI STEAM PACKET COMPANY WILL ran their boats as fellows: Ono of tho Boats ef tLo New Orleans Lino will loess litontybis and tom New Orleans alternately every Monday Wedne5day and Friday The Corner Cupboard OS FACTS FOR EVERYBODY HE THE AUTHOR OF IlVOMRE WITHIN" "THE REA8- ON BHT" gro Large 12mo 400 pages Cloth Gilt Side and Back Price $LOO ILLUSTILATZD WITS OVER ONE THOUSAND ENGEAVTNOS Embracing facts Thing not itenerrillY known It Thinp that ought to be known III Things worth knowing The food we consume the clothes we wear the house vre live In end Facts from the Arts and Scien- ces as well as tram Aerators Banufrotnre Commerce AnatttnyPhysto GU the Garden and Fm Id Tue whole forming acomplete Encyclopedia of Useful Knowlmge Whether in the Parlor or the Kitchen tbe Chamber or the Boudoir at bkrute or Abroad it may be very appreprie Moly coiled the FAREILY'S RRADY ADVISER Published bl DtOK FITZGERALD Ns 18 Ann titreet Also for sale by all Donksellers in this plane Copies ol tht above book tent by mall to any address free of postage on receipt ol One oct81-11tdat1w On Mondays NEBRASKA INGONAR Capt IRTM I WARIER On Wednesdays ISO SESIONDS I ECLIPSE Capt' ismIrg I Capt IL SPOrre on Friday after dinner at the tity Rotel where we found quarfere after the Chattanoogi train left on the previous night Mr Camp of the Patriot Office drove up with a matchbf toans in an open cot-tinge and expressed a "to tool us" to the Hermitage Re does handle the ribbons finely- and he whieked our party out the dozen miles in a short times while Mr Robert of the Banner did se agreeable to neon the back seat The heme of Jackson is in good repair and though the grounds are open tee general vi-itors there bas been no vandalism in the destruction of the tomb or the ours rounding trees the flower garden instocked with a 1 rare collection of native' and exotic shrubbery mid in the quieestilinesti beneath a spread i wWow are the graves of Jackson a his wife The teene the emotions produced am i the ri (teethes which naturelly suggest thenutelvee have been eo often I described that we shall bot stop to read the moral that gene how like a shadow La all the glory of this world From the tomb of the great soldier and Tt statesman whose impress has been stamped on our national deetinies more deeply than that of any other-matt but-Washington and Jefferson we re turnedto theeity and passed a most delightful evening et the eseeptioi of President Beast of the I' Union 'Bank where were coeregated all the notes bilities of the sistetStates of Kentucky and Ten- nessee enjoying what has been so eptgramatically expreesed as feast of 'reason arid the fl iw of 80110 Cither'enansione weie thrown open balls were given tierestbding parties made up and the whole city -mils jlyous until a late hour During the May we had the pleasure et' witnessing the esperimental try of a locomotive over the new railroad bridge Tee transit was safely effected The dry( tkis hridge revolvers ori a pivot arrows the channel So as not to impede the steambeet navigation of the Cumbeiland river It i so delle8te jy balanced that one min can with entire ease move the apparently unwiehily structure By ha agency the passeloger ears will be run immediately into the city where a depoeis in process of erection Gov 'Helm was'present to witness this tile' as also 641-' Oethrie-most of the Di eetori and a large number' of citizens One of the most pleasing int-WeinI connected with our trip was that sot a single effort at speecilmaking was suggeeted On Saturday moruing at 8 o'clock we started on our return trip stopped for an hour at Bowling Green dined at Bsil'a with the well known Mr Proacthei reaehett home at an early hour in the evening having made the litetrailroad voyage Over the newe-rmiciould passing the first freight train dowN consisting of thirty three latirden care We have Many notes of travel end important itatistical facie collected which we Shall use hereafter We are Nippy to marthat NiihvilIt the value kbt 41111 new tie between us' The Banner recently( observed with great fotee event cons 'fleeted with the two cities and we may say the two can vie in importance with the-completion of Alio public work They have much In common in their latitude their interests their pursuits and Oair itynapathies Tbia road willaterve as a new kissed of union between them The vast and varied productiveness of both anew stime lus with te direct outlet both tothe North and the Seim hi stleia-impossible mow anforetalt the-ioasastman influebee which this road is to have not on ty on the people aKentucky and fTenneeselie iv their lot prosperity but on theconnitt ht large which is fait in connection by it innuence men tins roao la IQ ElliVe IRAs 01117 LPLI LUC people bf Kentucky and Tenaesseliein their ideal prosperity but on thectnintry at large which is Put in connection by it On Friday eire the el found equ vl Office drove carriage al Hermitage and he amai 'very short ti -r -did tne ogre AND MILLINERY GOODS THE FINEST EVER DISPLAYED AT NASHVILLE Ors Nitturday Osts lots 1860 WE would respectfully Inform our Lady friends end old customers that the Catering patronage we have receiveu or the past fifteen years at Nashville him stimulated Mrs Wiwi for the expected gay te wlect the largest most recherche and elegant stock Of goods serer opened at any retail house in the United States or Paris This is saying much for the good taste of the Ladies of Ten eases' Our stook in part motets of every new design of shape and materiel and Bonnets of all the new styles of Oho Mel English Straw Pamela Rough ad Ready Leghorn Colored chips Witte Co Misses' lists and Slam Infants' Cape new styles Heed Devisee the meet beautiful designee Petrie Viewers a perfect Chateaux de Piero Rich Ornamental flair Pins and Combs Plutoes Ribbons of the newest designee filch Lice CoMeurs Veils Fashion work Caps HinoroVd liankerchiels new styles Bereigh and Shetland Veils Hoop hkIItL Toners Oorsetts (Stoves Mitts Cloth Wrapping Vevey Gordo of desicriptien earl all at unprecedented low prices for cash only We hale received eur Paris Pattern Bonnets ane ell the new styles for trimming Yell Bonnets and are now ready to do MU work iminediaely Bonnets renovated in Reporter style have put up a new flight of stairs to our splendid Show Itoome as easy to ascend as walking on the floor Milliters and Merchants supplies with Pattern Bonnets and Millinery sands as cheap 11f purchasing test No 46 Union Steet up steins next door to the State Bank and Corner of Cedar and Square 2 WISE -ootin If EXTENtIVE SMOKE ROUSE WITH GREAT FACILITIES FOR CURING BACON FOR EARLY TRADE mii unders1gned have provided themselves with a 1 LARGE BLOCK AND PIKE PROM DOUSE upon thetr Own premises in rear of their situated South side of Btoad Street where they are prepared to receive large quantities of PORK IN SALT which can be cortrertod into Batton with great lacnity and ottwed to the trade fetm To Ttko NTH8 EARLIER than is 4 ne by shippers trom Tennetbet and other points IMO ILS a consequence great adva teges are experienced by the shipper growing out of small 1ses in weigh as compel ad with those incident to shipmets during the iprind and summer months: nd Vito the qui sales which are made the- taking off the joints at an early date before the de velipement of taint from want of thorough and also obviating that treatst of all difaculties with lea ATTACK or "Lira The undersigned have hsd several BeastDs experience in the above process of Curlew Bacon and can confident ly tftirtb that the advatitag to be derived be SMOKINC4 IN THIS MARKS? are equal to ONT TO THRSE CENTS PER PoUND in the prce of the Meat itself and is done in a stele 01111ATI SUIPARIOR TO ANYTHING WilKall 15 MOST KICKS Vann rotate thereby rendering it more attractive to the louver and lucrative to the shipper CHA ROES FOR SMOKING AND SELLING MODERATE Any communication on this'subl et or touching the SALE OF BACON IMOD itor Produce generally will be promptly andpeponally attended to by A ANSLFY CO Gefterai Commission awl Produce Iferclutate Sou Broad Street Augusta GA HETZINKCIA: Bank in Augusta on Fridays BELFAST HILL Capt WM WRAY I Capt IL NEWCLL The VICKSBURG LINE will leave on Turtsdays Thursdays and Saturdays Conneoting at Gaines 'nit with a line of Plains through Atiatillail sod at Vicksburg with the Jackson Railroad Parlor Theatricals OR WINTER EVENINGS' ENTERTAINMENT CONTAPCING Acting Froverbs Dramatic Charades Acting Charades or Drawing-Room Pam- mimes Musical Burlesques Tableaux Vivants etc etc BY THE AUTHOR OP "THE fROCI AIME" "NACHMAN'S OWN BOOK" "THE SECIte OUT" MX 12mo Gilt Elide and Back Illustrated with Deseriptive En gravtage and Diograms Price seventy-Five cuts Published by DICK A PiTZCIERALD 'No IS Ann Street Also for tale by all Booksellers in this piece Copies of the above book rent by wit on eoeipt ol Ser enty- five to any acidteu free el postage oet81-814 Al Resolutions Mr Lockhart by leave submitted a resolution calling bpon the State Geologist to maks his report to the Legislature The Houses then adjourned till 2-i it arraanoon 131k8810N Bills Mr White a bill to autlmite the preparation of an index to all State Mr Cheatham a bill to incorporate the town of Ashland City in the coutty of Cheatham Mr Gillespie a bill to amend and extend the 'Charter of the Moses nompson Turnpike Hoed Mr Baker of Weakly a bill to repeal all laws au- -thos izing county subscriptions ot stock to Railroad Companies Bills on Third Rending The bill to incorporate the Adelphian Society of Mutfreesboro' was amended atd pasi-ed bill to repeal sections 2886 and 2891 inclusive et the Code 66 noes 10 The bill to-repeal a part ot the Act 30 Plotted ayes 62 nays 7 The bill to amend the Fee Bill was taken up discu-sea and referred to the Judiciary Committee The House then adjourned till 9i o'clock to-mor row morfilng arid premature donars101 and life-deitioying fever and the chronic coo-sequences of neglected symptoms of disease may be ex- polled even at the eleventh hour by a few dunes or this 'teeing medicine It acts as an alterative as well as a purifier of the blood and may be safely taken by females us Wed as children of all ages 811W-15old at the manufactory No 80 Maiden Lane New York and by all Druggist at 2fic and gt per box nov1---wIt coin BUTLER on Irneadn ye RAIZ Capt JAB On IT urado VICTORIA Capt HACK On Saturday DANIEL BOON Capt illeKS By this arrangement passeosers are immured a daily communication (Sundays excepted) between Weniphis and blew Orlea ns either by boat all the way or te Vicksburg and thence by rail Particular attention paid to all way business Apply to JJ RA wiLIN0a Secretary $IA Meta Street Mognphis SHOCK Parsenger Agent To Traders and Slave Owners 14AVING enlarged my old stand by building a very coin A modious8LIOW 100M and otherwise improving the premises preparrd to accommodate from 200 to 1100 tqfpm0ES for wale The owners can also be furnished With conifortebtereeme en hoeul on reasonable rates le 111 ALIPC 111 lb 4 No wrier Street New Orhians ATTORNSY AN LAW bore Tenuewaews WILLreattnleJnatipmeroninapntlidy to IS1111teeossunextrusted to his litZFIBBNOBS Messrs Krazosrsucg Navin" Co Nashville Tonne's's Oooas BA1117 Ar t)0 lion (luso Les it ainesboro Tennessee Hon Ban Frrs Carthage lion P' Osantanna Sparta 641 Hon CAMPSILL Lebal3012 66 Ron Bat tthr ills 41 Ltstta EM Glasgow Kentucky CHEESE 1 A- RIVA Lii CO: IMPORTERS (DIRECT THROUGH THE CUSTOM-UOITIII or RASIIVILLE) OP BRAIDrst urniEs HAVANA CIGARS AC (80 Market Street one door above Watoon House) 1EXTE have constantly on hand a large stock of various grades and very old agt of PORT SHERRY MA DIERA and other Extra Wines LAGRIMA MELVOISIE Among the differe brands of CLIAMPAIONIC and BRANDIES we have the very Moe Ohatrpeigne CrellPe de Bouzy" and Cognac "(Hard Dopey Co' tertynine years old A RIVA CO octl No 80 North Market Street For Sale 25 0 0 No I PINE SHINGLES on good 9 Inquire of eel gi nifdltP 0 BUTTER ocrol3icr4 1859- Meteorological Observations made by Tavel Nara lead cGrreer of Public Square Neekvi CLOVER SEED TIMMY SEE Laud for Sale OPFER for sales's' track of land sitttate1 on the Hyde's 11" ert-y Turnspike Road 1131 miles from the city containing 160X acres the greater part in a state of cultirs tion with good Hwellng and Out Houses good Orchard ko tic Terms accommodating Persons wishine to ace the farm will call on the subscriber on the premises MEERSCHAUM All The Rage PIPES AND CIGAR HOLDERS And now allow Me to 'add that it is vain to unden ate eitbsee4 the Mali or 'his conapiracy Capt" John Brown le as brave and reaolute a man as ever headed au insurrection and In a good cause and with a sufficient force would have been nconsum-k mate pettiest) commander Ha has coolness ines persistency the swirl faith and patience and a fineness Si -will and purpose uncotignerable He its tall wiry muscular but with little with a cold gray Neyee gray hair beard and mustache compressed tips ad eharp aquiline now of cut iron face and tonne end with powers of endurance equal to anything needed to be done or suffered in any cause Though engaged in ti wicked mad and fanatical enterprise he la the farthest posaible re- wove from the ordinary ruffian fanatic orrnadinan hut Ms powers ere tether executory than inventiae' ams ne never had the depth or breadth of mind to originste and contrive himself the pisn of insurrec thin which be undertook to carry out The conspiracy was unqueationably fee more extended thane yet appears among the conspirators many snore than the handful of followere who sam eaded Harper Ferry and having in the Needs and lWeetjt Din also the its countelictre and 'abetters men of intelligence position and wealth Certainly it -was ciao among the beat planned and executedeouspiracies that ever failed" -r For two yearithe had been plotting and prepar4 Ing it with eiders and comforters a thousand miles it part In the slave States-and the free for six months lived whbout so much a suspicion Ins slave State iind near -ale acetic bf insurrection winning even the esteem end confidence cot his sieighborty yet-collecting day by day large quantities of arms and making ready for thetatutbreak Ho bad as complete-en equipment even to intrenching A any commander in regular campaign nd tended like Napoleonoo make war support war Relied $harpe's and Maynard's revolvers for merks- man pikes for the aleves In the dead hour of Itigalerossing the Potomac be seized the Armory with many thousand etand of firms and other piunitione of war and making prisoners of morethan thirty of the workmen officers snd citizene overawed thettown Of Harper's Ferry with ha thousand 11 inhabitants With less than half a score of men '1 surviving though cut off from all succor and sursounded Alpert all aides tin torrender end witalakenwith sword in handoverpewered by superior num i ent yet fighting to the last During this short 4nsurrection eighteen men were killed old ten or 'more severely the number killed and wounded on the part ofthe American force at thehattleof New Orleans John Brown failed to excite a general and lariat -wicked bloody' and deeolating servile and civil war only becattes the slaves an toon-sloveholciing white totes of the vicinity the former twenty thou awed in member would cot He bad preps- ited arms and ammunition for fifteen hunched men and captured at the firs 'plow oughlo aria Monk than fifty thousand awl yet he had leas than 0 neverthelese Shan have begun belt 4he revolutions aud conspiracies which history re cords i Bet he bad not tampered -with slaver nor soligited the non slateholding whites around 'him' because hereally-believed that the moment theailow wanatruckther would 'gather to his net dard and expecting furthermore the promised rtinfaicstisenta instantly from the North and 'West This State and bear4be acetic ormaurrecuon winutug even the esteem end confluence cot hie neighbors tcollecting day by day large quantities 01 Inns and making ready foe She-outhreidt 1 He-bad as tontplete en equipment even to intrenching tooht am any comotander In regular campaign and In- tended like Napoleon do make vote support war Re tad Sharpe's and Maynard's revolvers for marks- mon pikes for the aleves In the dead hour 9( VOA the Potomac be seized the Armory with many thousand Wand of arms and other mu- nitione of war and making prisoners of morelban thirty of the workmen officers and citizene over 1 awed the town of Harper's Ferry with its thousand tobabitantit With lees than half a score of men surviving though cut off from all succor and sue 1 votinderLopott all bides tO surrender and vtaalakes witbi sword in hand overpowered by superior num beet yet fighting to the last During thin abort 4ssurreetion eighteen men were killed old ten or severely the number killed intim and wounded on the Part ot the Atuezietto force at thebattloof New Orleans 4 1 John Brown failed todeetoiCialtetinitgge and snout olitt 'Wicked bloody' and Ware only because (ha al aye and ston-slaveAolding of tits vicsnity the former twenty tAute- prepe and in would not rue He bad ed men -red arms and ammunition for fifteen bunch- and captured' et the fire Ilblow I to art Moil than fifty thousand met yet he had less than werei nevertheless Shan bay begun heir revolutions aud eemspiraciee which history re cords i Beebe bad not tampered -with slaver nor 11 -10liqued the ClOn 1401 3Olding whites are Mud 1112 oecause he-eeelly believed snag the moment the Agow weeetrucir they would 'gather to his tear dard- and expecting furthermore the promised rtiefutca- Pointe iostantly from the North and 'West This SKY One Thom wand Nat ExTatA FAMILY FLOUR QPRINGFIELD Franklin Goodietteville Mille and other 0 choice brands for sale low STaArrom I SEYMOUR Nashville October 97th im 8 REMARKS s1 1The Olaf il Ei i4A 4 1 fto 61 id It ta ll -114-- 6 41 To 1T lk OE 71 Ttl--- 86 Blue and Herds Grass Seed HUNGARIAN GRAN REED LINSEED OIL 14111D OIL Negroes for Sale RAMC 89 or 40 Negroes for sale of all ages and descriptions among them are some family favorites that I am restricted to sell them to good homes in this or some adjoining county 8 HAWKILla 8 Aft No18 Cedar Street e01MeN0mM1m WARRANTED Of THE OENUINE ARTICLE AT LANGLEY CO'S Union Street 86 60 et 64 64 1 Star Candles Bacon kJ 64AL ba sAsP Limowaa tOs cl'd clear clear 46 cl'd clear lcudy clear ci'd -clear i SELTZ Co 66 16 64 66 Announcement 111 EnsolueLL leNTON gives notice to those of his pi- pill who are receiving instructions at his room that he will hereafter receive them at his elegant apartment over the City Bank octl if A PlArobelto 1111)NIC 11 TUST reeelved by the subscriber 15 of efi those celebrated Pianos of Eteinway and A I ale et 00u1ating of t3i 6 7 and 7 octavos Those in want at this Indispensable parlor ornament would do well to call and see my stook bold as low os the lowest and wereaated 6 years ALSO sale the larireet stock of OHRE? $711810 stud small musical Itsetraments in this city For barysina can lit 8 8 Uninn Street JAIL A MoOLURZ 5 rain Ioudy clear ckr fog cleu tog clear rainy cloudy Icloudy log tear clear clear cl'd clear cloudy clear fed clear cloudy clear cudy ear gi 9d clear oudy ear 'd clear OAPT low Candles Cordage Brooms Buckets Tub Crack 0 Ike ie I have a 'ffed to be Constantly supplied with remise of the above and oh articles of Ohio Produce and Manufacture and solicit orders QUA BAN1 gitINti QUA 1I1T TO ilt BUPB0101t and PRICKS AR LOW as offered by any house in the city Onneignments of Tennessee Produce acid and returns made promptly 50 50 41 60 62 64 64 BOARDING rrWO PAMILIIIS can be acoommodated with rooms and boarding as I Cl Morerran's No 68 North Market Street ccii--tt Merchant Tailors NO 19 CEDAR STREET ti AV the pleasure of announcing to their Mends and I customers that they are now in receipt of another ex Ira stook of WIN TKR oomprising everything natio ally kept in their line Their stook of CLOTHS OASSIMititZ8 and VESTINGS are very One and they are prepared to make them op upon short actimi and in good style 56 50 62 cloudy tild clear ot'd clear clear clear 1 Cloudy rata Frain etcaly clear clear did clear leer rain lea! veiled to rhoose ocilei o' am other tive she could not hesitate aa ba the choice The South will maintain her honor Ited de- 0' fend her righti eve at the expense ofa die- there have been two excurstonis to Nashville we aolution of the itedevril tompact21 How long must now arrange to receive our Tennessee friesde at Louisville and grVe them an earnest of the new it will be'hetora the' Sooth-'io Ilea' to bond of unios between on Let the City Councils "Make choke between these 'evils we tie: eke the matter in hood tor civic demonstratioe 9 on such a scale as the honor and diguity of our city nttt teki That oho hat or lattey's demand and let our citizens emulate the cordial compeged to 41600eiene or tbe etber is eer4 hospitality shown to them in Nashville' If we are z- 1 eo have celebration it should come off ad goon ad tam unlees the agitation Cr the quee- poseible "Chill Noverriber'd eutly blastalitre is stoppea proadepeg we meet therefore take the genial au- a rr 1 -r tetanal time oy the forelock We hope the Coon- uepungeau party as at present or- ON "sill act WS suggestion at the very oext ganizeA wt: oppotatioo to stsverr extension zo eeting I l' 1 1-1 ter es its owing princip se tit the legitimate on Carr Am it Amnia? Prx--It is stated by the Artan- i 4 4 i 4 spring 'Of 'the Ketness-Neoram: c'Wiiiii It lathe saajoiituale that Capt Albert Pike has petitioned strongest poenucs orgaoiilitiein 4---u the Connsa't now in sessien at Doaksvill to 'II 'lie a -8-1 p' moralized citizen of the ChoctawelNationa The existence-of A section party eopowev- 0 $0--A! tportiOn oethree id is full danger to' ill S0141444 the vI1 equerell in titt! plied Munieepality Ilit3 daptrOtO4 1) 3k Union and its defeat anti ateruerow abookil be the aim of ell ta rdeet moyeinee' Le- fire which seventy-four families are tendered re pa i bouseleas-- The tom te estimated at $1000000' A The Detnecratic petty 611211a1411004396111r large are id holt (this afternoon) regin at the cor 0 pOse I and the oult chenee 4 prernying -nor of ipoydree one Leao egruaa a sectional triutaph Irk 1880 is eztend the el it It jt es Dug a ad-4 1 4 hbA Barnester It' Organization of the onservative Oppost- 'Wait On th on Clki e' 11 -or 'Bellwood yettn to Mut ft boarols dmughtur i I party into every piste tt he nion fIlt 01 mettle i neetea4eftee1autieble II 43t 1 an KII10111 Lindeltaking7blit it- may be im- iy' 1 esTA Ix austou--D Diasetekkit et ei bride on itutoorthe 1st 140v me: 17 noa complished- 7-1 si o-4-fucti- wee the basis upon whieb'the whole conspiraey was tos to Wag tolmitA GitANAL4 daughter et tile iaAa 0w man as joaN BsiTo fcIT the rtesidebefyi The I viguned and bad bia bellet been well founded he 1 trete 04400015400Oltt Natilleitilia Pis IP there have been two excursion to Nashville we must now arrange 40 receive our Wenriesseee friends aI Louisviiie and rVe them an earnest of-the new bond of tinion between us Let the City Councils take the matter is) baud tor- a civic demonstration on such a scale a the honor and dignity of our city demand and let our citizens emulate the cordial hospitality shown 40 them hi Nitehvitli If we are So have 1 celebration it abouldcome offal soon ad posaible November's eutly blastertre pproaepig we must therefore take the genial autumnal time by the forelock We hope the Councils still scl upon ti-d suggestion at the VOry aex Illteetil-tslq o-4 t-1tt J- 1 1 On th tOth Oot o'br Barnes Mr11- It: Xi'wts -iet1)41Thitoodi lotgx' L9 Mat ittaBerighB limaT'ols dmightwF By bride's 1)titoo3o-D-BustenrD -cat StioreoldOttos ot on Itutodertho pit A dimszhter ihfik Aida (14A ilk we friends heouticire cordiat we ate soon ad ire aP" nisi au- 5 Coun- 1 aext titiOna i 'tiifillp Ition 'if i ree endered 000' A he eor- trirtil 4414'4 014 1 it et t411 17 Ilow! 4244 lO 16 6i 4140 TO 49 44 TO 16 54 I8 1456 68 4641 66 160 IR iT 94 68 16 44 68 84 19 66 20 )111 '8 21 86 61 22 44 40 0 a ei To TO Is so 66 3 168 58 66 is 6'4 11473 pr 42 14 56 1248 1194 19 4 20 52 21 85 88 i4 ROBERT MOORE I 650 6 50 6 58 44 658 946 L5o 50 6 se 2 44 8 54 '0 41 2 44 411- 6t 46 46 97 P11 Ram5: I 1 1 1 i 1 I COMMISSION MERCHANT 49 Walnut Strett Cincinnati Ohio ac17-4nt 45 41 52 64 loady loam Extra White Wheat Flour From Drake's Creek Mills Diesel stilton HZ Copartnership heretofore existing under the style and dim of LAtGLAY CO has thm day been alseolved by mutual consent The business will hereafter be conducted by I LANGLEY who alone Is authorised to settle the business of the late Arm RUCK ER Jr LANGLEY Nashville July 1st 1858 8 -r-The busittess hereafter will be conducted by the undersigns et the old stand 44 Union Street oct20--tr LANGLEY cloudy clesir kg 3 f3 eittar 10011 MA001111GOS JAMBI Oft POUDS Jed receed iv in bags and pitman 310 toed of choice Quality and for male by whole- sale eyestalk to snit purehmers by JAMS8 ILIVINSTrtie September 18041859 Pu bl ic Square I l'4 2843 24 42 is 0 st 54 RD 64 2 80 82 It 2 it 10 48 2 44 84) 42 20'3) 143' 84 20124 lai 8148 41 44 4 is So LS 44: itt'54 6 mt 27 42 51448 20'3) 24124 St cl'd clear clear S' COOKE CllEIGIITON (Late of Memphis Tenn) RECEIVING FORWARDING AND General' Commission Merchant- 88 GAULAVIEllt sTritETs Irtir OBLILLY3 LOUISIANA RDEItta for the purchase of 0 oodaspromptly Consignments of Produce for sale Or reahtpmeat win reoaiva spacial Attantion XMAS AT PERMISSION TO POTTtA aftmphis Tennessee CASIBITt MIA I rstetso0e1 ildssephks Tennessee A HAIdWPOISAAhvAile Oct 14--Zem 04- 'Window Glass DrINDeN taboo best quanta at 04 plus from 1410 100 4014 (a) tor sato sept14-- RUNS DROWN A 005 MACGREGOR tkr BANKIIEAD General Commission Merchants is aawoodolet area Raw Or laosta 4 111 BANK Bum a 00 Nashville Tenn Is111 Maki it" cash advances on Cotton Tobacco and other Produce shippoil in tho ahomp hollow terd clear tolear 50 Sugar! 50 KOS assorted of ernebed powdered and lost log- aro of feo 1 Quality ea kited end for sale by JAN LS ILAVINenTON September 101th lett Public Oquars Lt 1-ii 15-5 76 Cedar Poets rrd11 undersigned is now prepared to deliver at Nub" vine Poet for fenosingeedar and other kinds of lire Wood Apply throuoti Post Office o3tilb-2to A totrOGreift 1 ot -5t-4A '71 anted ill 4 A MAW to oontraet Went and teed from two to throe thousand cords or wood adjoining tdgefield Apply to the neetersirned at the Warehouse of trench Boa ood8-41 IL 8 1811qtal Attention tiportstnen! -tr 01 hotoey nomitodehohl prooecuto tho se-MOM Tit or cot the low all permute whom I fled hunting on my promtets My fsn3 is in Peekteon Count Ten Mortice Mo 11 Us Wetore of Lit to Ilepoilx eet4--htiftwet kAMITEL lk UT LI IlLS old oltd Moe Old Rye Cognise Dirmitely Or jArdsis LIVINGSTON lryt)tardo-iddoa and for sale by September 14114 I all Public Square I r-- ItitkAll AA 44 bA0b ids 4tattbaN ea es'irlia a datalp Ovulate I- erste IT (arose 1 1 1 NIErit have ell the beat pattenta whteit we sell at ver'S 1 iew erizee NaCKSZTZLIO I KINCIAIN 1 Oatlit -tt i I '1 ii AZ 40ti acil smt-loz-w-mgrowdolcxooemKe r-A e- 0''- -N---r--".