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Through Trains to Louisville.
s. 80 sssEss:s.a Eg.s g.
Monday, October 3Ist, 1859.

Trains will run through TO Louisville DAILY
as follows:
Morning Train, No !. North. leaves Nashville at
A. NJ, arriving at Louisville at 22O p. NJ
Evening Train, No. >, leaves Nashville at 2:25 p
NJ, arriving at Louisville 81 Il p. NJ
ketui ming, Morning Train leaves Louisville at so
A. NJ, arriving At Nashville at $40 =. NJ.
Evening Train, \. 2, leaves Louisville at 2:2l z NJ ,
arriving al Nashville At l2:lO T. NJ
Freight Trains icave Nashville and Louisville
Daily (Sunda, excel ted at a NJ
GaiLtiu FIR, ight and Acc ,mmodalion Train leave,
Galltn at 6:2O A NJ. arriving At Nashville at s:4s
81 Returning, leaves Nashville al 4 NJ, arrivinJ
at Gaaiin at 6s25 Z. Al.
JAMES =. GAMBLE,
oct2s-u Superintendent.
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Louisville aud NaShVIlle
RAILROAD.

TWO through Passenger Trains between Nash
vile and Louisville, ma ing close connections At
lou svc Tor New lurk, Boston, Philadelphia. Bal
rlmore, Washington City, Buffalo; Niagara Fails,
Cleveland, Cm,innaii, ~. Louis, and Tie far West.
First train leaves Nashville at A. NJ. daily stop
ping at Gailatn Bowling Green, Glasgow Junrts, n
EsbchtoWn, and all uar stations south of Leb.
anon Junction, hen signalied by flag, and arriv-
my IN louisville at 80 4. NJ. Returning, leaves
Louisville nj ESQ A. NJ stopping above and ar
irving IA NaShy lie at $40 4 NJ.
Second train leaves Mash VILE AT 2.25 2. NJ. daily,
Sundays excepted STOPPING FIRST train, and ar
irving In lui- vile at Il al night. Returning leaves
louisville at 2:2l 7. NJ, stopping as above, and
rivmg Ia Nashville at 1910 a. night.
Galatil Accommodation Tram leaves Nashville
daily Sundays eNceiIed) at 400 Z. NJ. stopping st
regular stations when ~ nac,i by Gag. and arriv
ing ia Gala,in 6:25 T.. 81. Returning leaves Gala
tin At go a. NJ, and arrives in Nashville at s:45
A NJ
JAMES r. GAMBLE, Sup't
A. J. FIED, Genn Ticket Agt now dtf
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Runaway Negro to be Sold.

DURSUAST To the law in such provided,
III will sell 20 the highest bidder for cash, the
Court House in Nashville, saturday. the 10Th day
Of December, 1859, a negro man named Jack Jack
was committed IN the ah Of naydsOn county
the 9Th day e November. 1883, represented when
committed that heabelougvd 90 Alexander Jones' OF
Fayett- county Alabama AMI has not been reclaim
ed. lie Is about 60 years old 5 fe I incaes hugh,
and weighs about 120 pounds, and Is OF dark CON
pie xiOH. sale under the law, and will communicate
good title against all See section SIS OF
the Code OF Tennessee. .#.-rr 2 q.
sheriff OF Davidson county.
By THos- HoBsoS, JAOF. nOTlO-td
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Psnn.,lxania PeIisIe..

Nav 1oRx, Nov. 5.
A dispatch to the ErPrss says that the
PennsylsanI 0ppssition State Committee
has agreed TO call state Convention Ca
elect delegates 10 Nal.oapl Opposition Con
ysntion Of the whole Union.
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Nfw advertisements.
Notice..

n HE Subscribers 70 lhe stock Of the Spring
Il Street Bridge Company are requested To meet at
the Office OF A. ;. Lindsey, Esq, saturday 4,
the l0th day of december next, for the purpose OF
electing seven Directors.
By order OF tho Commissioners.
noulO-id e
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Misfei:aufous.
Valuable Broad street Property
FOR SALE,
On One, Two and Three Years Credit,

WITHOUT INTEREST.
On Friday, the I1th instant.
TX7E viii offer 50 lie, the highest bidder, on
w the premises that very desirable Lot fronting
LOG feet on Broad street, now owned and occupied
by James Johnson, Esq We propose TO sell IL IN
lots two of % feet each and Of O. feet on hch
last lot is the family residence. We deem entirely
unnecessary to say anything in reference to the
value OF Broad street property, for it is known
and read OF by all men," but think that the terms
on which this property is offered ght TO draw
good crowd and insure spirited bidding.
The owner having p rchased country home in the
quiet woods Of Edgefeld, is determined 20 SELL hence
We offer this desirable property a credit of l.
and years, tcthota interest, which is certainly offer
ing TO the purchaser advantage which he will not
meet again soon. Sale at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
We would ask AIN examination of the premises be-
fore day OF sale. 81.
nov5td E R. GLASCocK & co.
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LADIES VESTS.
Cotton Yarns.
Golden Syrup! GsIden Syrup |!

OK HALF Bsis.ss Losis selash SYRUP
- ss :. ..ae xssy .spssisr arrsis. Tor sai
awe CARTER wfLsToEp 90
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rr,HE bes, MAehsns ever inrsnted fer broadcast
j sowing, snd one that every Farmer sssaae
A. sssas-sr cassrs-T - 7i.SS'l -. i.
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GLASS Is.
10 Dc drawni q wiinlingtoH,p Del. saturday, Nov 20

Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware
on THE HAVANA PLAN.
Extra Cues 3.
To ne drawn in Wilmington, Delaware, "Wednesday,
nov. so. 1853.
3 Every other Ticket a Prize. =
Prizes payable in full without deduction!
IniAsse LOtisrs,s suery PrissIs draasHi
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rusr rssssvs4ln packages srao ana 10 gallons =
: 49, I.s.f C,ra<Sss snd eowasr~a sugars.
49, : N,TKIE IfOtFER co.
1syse-a N.s ssns sAAssss -a'ss-. /.
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SENATE BILLS on SECOND READING.

The bill to establish a general Banking
Law of the State Of Tennessee. was passed on
its second reading and Withdrawn for amend
ment.
Bill to incorporate the Louisville q Nash
vile Railroad. and regulate tariff of rates
for passengers and freight, was rejected OH its
second reading.
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CHANGE OF LOCATION.

Having disposed Of my Stock Of Books Stationery
&c. to Mr. F. HAGAS, solicit a continuance of the
patronage Of my friends for my successor.
CHAS W. SMITH.
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.SHERIFF,S SALE.

Ctate of Louisiana parish of Bossier.
- In Justice v. Walkers court, No.
- w. B GamhilI VS. Thomas B. Bal
ard. BY virtue Of three writs Of fieri
faclas issued out OF the honorable the
Justices court by v. Walker. Esq, of
the parish of 8ossier, in The above en-
titled suit and TO me directed, have
seized and will proceed to sell 1T the
court house door in the town OF Belle
vue, parish OF Bos<ier. on the first Sat.
ufday, the Sd day Of December, A. D..
1859, between The hours Of II eek 4.
NJ, and 4 P. NJ. the following described
property. to wit /:
The southeast quarter Of the south
east quarter of section No. twenty.
seven l271 10 township No. twcnty-
three (23) oil range No. eleven gIil Of
the northwest land district OF Louis
lana, containing forty acres, more Or
less with all the Improvements thereon.
Seized as the properly Of Thomas
B. Ballard; and 10 be sold TO pay and
satisfy the writ issued in the above en-
titled suit.
Terms Of SaIe-Cash, the benefit OF
appralsement.
Bellevue, 18th day Of Oct, 1859.
L. r. STEELE, sheriff.
BY w. ]. Hancock, deputy.
n16 It pf SIG 90
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ELECTION NOTICE.

w hereas, BY virtue Of 2 proelama-
w tion issued by His Excellency,
r. G. Wickliffe, Governor of the State
of Louisiana, to me directed, | hereby
notify the qualified voters of the par
ish of Bossier, that on the first Mon
day, the 9TH day of November next,
1859, there will be an election held at
the diffesent precincts in the parish of
Bossier by the commissioners Of elec-
tion, for the purpose of eleeting the
following officers, viz
One Representative from the Con-
gressional district of the State Of Lou
isiana, the parish of Bossier compris-
ing part of said 4th district-to serve
two years.
A Governor and Lieutenant Cover
ernor Of the State to for the term of
four years
A Secretary of State and an Attor-
ney-General for the term of four years.
A State Treasurer, an Auditor of
Public Accounts and Superintendent
of Public Education. each to hold their
successors are qualified.
One Senator from the parishes Of
Bossier and Bienrille to the General
Assembly of the State, to serve for
four years.
Two Representatives to the General
Assembly of the State from the parish
of Bessier to serve two years.
A District Attorney for the 18th Ju-
dicial district Of this State for four
years.
A Clerk of the District Court to.
serve for four years.
A Sheriff to serve for two wears
An Assessor to serve two years.
A Coroner to serve two years.
Two Justices of the Peace III Ward
No. four and one Justice Of the Peace
in each of the other wards IN Bossier
parish, to serve two years.
One Constable for each Justice Of
the Peace throughout the parish, to
serve two years.
Also, one Commissioner Of the
Board Of Public Works for the Sd
District Of the State, the parish of
Bossier forming part said 3D. district.
And hereby notify the Commission
ers Of Election at the several precincts
in this parish, to meet and conduct said
election according to law, and to make
immediate retnrns to me at the court
house, at Bellevue, of the result Of
said election at their respective pre-
cinets, except the result Of the poll for
Sheriff which | hereby notify the cleo
tion commissioners te make to j. Il.
Biggs, Coroner.
Sheriff s Office 1T Bellevue, septetn-
Der 24th, 1859.
i. + STEELE,
MD te Sheriff.
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WlrcHERY or Iowa student

WiTeHERY or LovE.-A student
turns-out from college with honoss
on his head, his inind Feplete with
he arning. and not stir in is afirc-
tions, excepting for his kindsaa. A
damsal passes his track and takes his
heart along with her, and ten TO one
that she dles net leave her own
behind her. How is this phes
nomenon to be accounted for q A
tran scendantalist walks cut from his
library stock full Of the deepest meta-
physics. He find . s.on his way q little
satin shce oi the nitest shape, and be.
fore he has time to count ten, some
bright.eyed creature whom he never
saw takes possession OF his soul. 10
W hat shall we attribute this witchery.2
A In iser Of sixty years and several null
Ii ons sterling, who never did a gener>
Gus act, sees blue ribbon neatly fas>
ten ed with common brass pin around
the waist Of cir! not worth a sixpehce
and before three days he makes her
mistress over all bis wealth, and turns
out 3e to happy jovial person. Who
cen give logical history of tbs pro-
oe edirg? A stern warrior, weddedto
nothing but strict disc ipline for the glo
ry oi his country, enteribga ball,room
in foreign cline, where he meets a
Spanish girl Of sixteen, who takes
away his old stont, honeat heart, with
a simple twirl Of her fan. Canswe get
a mathematical demonstration Of the
manGuvering BY whi~h this conquest
was effected
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the immo rial Jackson. No, fellow
citizens, my honor is too sacred, and my
character too dear for such a fraud as
this question of citizenship implies
How could | take the oath Of office.
did | feel Iwere citizen of Claiborne
parish. am now, as | have been for
years, citizen Of Bossier; my property
is here, | pay taxes here, and | vote no
where else. ] claim your confidence
aud | solicit your support upon my
merits and experience, and the correct
ness Of my strict State rights principles.
am your fellow citizen,
J.R. EVANS.
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BELLEVUE LOUISIANA OCTOBER 81 1859.

Federal policy, / am d States-rights
man of the strict construction school,
and advocate the preservation of our
Federal Constitution strictly construed,
as the.paramount Importance and good,
and to this end, opposed to all protec-
tion in the adjustment of the tariff for
revenue and consider any and all, dis
/ examinations as tending unayoidably
to all odium of protection, and viola
tive of the Constitution. Opposed to
any general system of internal inn
provcments as not warranted by that
instrument. Opposed to any Federal
bankrupt law. In favor of granting
to naturalized citizens the full and ex-
tensive need of rights and protection
at home or abroad that native-born
/ citizens are entitled to. Advocate
the right of expatriation in its
fullest extent; and in favor of the an
nexation of Cuba.
am opposed to all and every com
promise of the rights of the South on
the slavery question and advocate the
repeal and abolishing of all odious dis
tinctions drawn between slave and
white labor; or interference of the
rights of any section of the Union, to
obtain supply of such laborers as
that section may deem important to her
interest, comfort or convenience.
While on this point | would declare
that am in favor of electing an Unit
ed States senator, from the Northern
portion of the State as a matter of.
right and courtesy; and in making up
my choice, shall not stop to consider
partisan claims, but shall require that
my candidate is "honest, capable"
and radically sound to the South as
States-rightsman.
Thus, fellow citizens, / am boldly
and squarely before you and if elected,
! have in the foregoing, my charter of
instructions; but should your choice
be against me, shall not be disap-
pointed in the least particular. &
have not halted for one moment to con
slider the chances Of my election or de-
feat. The man who only becomes a
candidate on the certainty Of success, OF 1
refuses to. become one because Of the
of defeat is a moral co,c
ard and not worthy your confidence or
support.
Respectfully your ob't s'v't,
ROBERT j. L0ONEY.
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GEO. WILLIAMSllN.

4 ttorney at Law. Will continue
n the practice in the parishes of
Rossier, Caddo and Desoto. He will
also attend to all the business of
LandruIn & Williamson, in the above
parishes. v1nl2*
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N0TIGE.

Y hereby forwarn all persons from
4 trading for certain promisory
note drawnb By me in Lafayette county,
Arkansas on or about the I'd February
last 10 favor Of John ]. Shaw, or order,
for the sum Of six hundred and ninety
six dollars !; due twelve months after
date. | will not pay said note, as the
consideration under which i. was given
has failed.
nAVTD E. DICKSON.
October l4sa, Is59.-nt6- 3ts+
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RIcHD ". TUE RNER,

4 ttorney and Counsellor .at Law.
n Will practice his profession. in
the District courts Of Fassier, Bien-
vile, Claiborne, and in The Supreme
court at Monroe. Mr., Turnerpledges
himself to give his undivided attention
to the prompt discharge of all bushes
entrusted to his care. Office, Belle
vue, La. ylnl
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ROBERT j. LoONEY.
SALE or 18Th SECTION


q obedience to an order OF teagaa2.-
4 the Auditor of Public ac. Es5S7Sssa
counts OF, this State. | will sell 65gfss
at public auction, between the -
hours OF eleven o'clock in the forenn0n
and four in The afternoon of MON
DAY The twenty. eighth day Of Novem.
her next 1859 before ihe Court house
door in the town OF Bplievne., Ia The
sixteenth section, Oh township eighteen
lis Of range thirteen fI31 pftIe north
Wes' land District OF Louisiana, The
same being siiuated in the parish OF
Bossier. shout three miles from the city
.0f Shreveport, near the plantation OF
Col Marshall.
Terms Of SAFE The Section viii be
sold il, parcels of moi less than farty.
nor more than one hundred and sixty
acres. One tenth pari of The purchase
money is tn be paid in cash aud the re-
malnder in nine equal annual INSTALL
ments, bearing interest from day of
sale al the rate Of eight per cent per
annum interest payable Annually. For
the installments the purchasefis 10 give
his pro nissory notes with good personal
security together with a special mort,
gage on The land bnught to secure the
payment oil the notes No bid less than
the appraisement will be cried.
October llth, 1859
BENJAMIN F FORT.
nl6 Ired SUreY Of BoSsie- Perish
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DR.. q. IH. FISIEER.

Having permanently heated in
- Bellevue, would respectfully
offer his professional services to the
people of Bellevue and vicinity, in the
various branchesof his profession. Of
fee adjoining the Planter Hetel.
yI~nI
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NoTInE.

T Yhe undersigned having been ap-
pointed tutor for SaIlie ]. Graham.
minor, heir of Joseph w. Graham. de-
ceased. All persons indebted to, said
minor, either by mute or account viii
take notice that settlement must be
made with me. Oct TGh, 1850
TH0s. s. GRAHAM,
n16 3fs Tntar
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Dir. J. J. CIRST4RPHEN,

Deilevue, La, being permanent To-
Ab Gated in Bellevue. weuld respect
fully tender his professional services
to theeitizensof this place and vicinity.
Office next door south of spurlin &
Vests store.
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r. q. LLSTER.

Houso, sign and ornamental painter.
IN Paper hanging, gliding, glazing
and limitation Of all kinds Of wood
and marble, upllolstering, &c.
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/, UNAWAY INLAIL
Irea Surer Of BoSsier Perish

az Was committed to Jail in this
a parish, OH the 9th inst. negro
"a man who says bis name is DICK.
W aged about 35 years weighs
about It's pounds. has scar on his
right cheek, and that he belongs TO T.
"a. d Wm. Marks, in this parish
Now this is TO notify The owners TO
come forward. prove properly. pay al
charges and take him away or he will
be dealt with as tie law directs
n16 w. AsKELLY. Jallor.
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L. III. MUTT,

j. II. KILLPATRICK. j. w. PENNALL.
FITZPATRICK g. PENNALL
4 ttorneys at Law, Shreveport, La.
"A VIII practice in the courts of
Caddo, DeSoto and Bossier, yln1
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS

Northern Mail-Leayes Thursday 6 A.
NJ. Arrives Friday 9rsM.
Southern Mait--Leaves Friday 6 A. NJ
Arrives Saturday 6P. n.
Eastern Maii-Arriyes Daily IL A. NJ.
Leaves IL NJ.
Westcfa Mail--Arrives Daily | | A NJ
Leayes2 P. M.
Hataat Hitt-Leayes Monday z A. NJ.
Arrives Tuesday 6 P. NJ.
j. NJ. JONES, p. NJ.
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A WINE BArH.- An American trav-
er in The streets Of Paris, seeiag the
words, Wine baths given here,'
exclaimed:
!" Well these French are Iuxnri-
ous people, Then. with true Yankee
curiosity, and the feeling that lie eouId
afford whatever any one else did, walk
ed in and demanded wine BATH
Feling wonderfully refreshed after Ii
and having to pay but FIVE francs, he
asked, in aatonishmeat, how wine
bath could be Afforded so cheaply.--
His able attennanl, who had been a
slave in Virginia, and enjoyed a sly bit
Of humor, replied 9. Oh, massa. We
jest pass il along into anudder roem.
where we glib baths al four francs"
f'Then yon throw it away, sup
pose No, nassa den we send IL
lower down, and three francs batlf.
Datls plenty of people who amt go
berry particular, who will bathe 10 ii
after his. at two francs u head. Den
massa We let de common people ha6 il
at fnanc piece
"Then you throw il away erclaim-
ed The .aveler, who alioagbt this was
going even beyond Yankee profit.
mo Indeed. massa, was the indig,
aant reply. accompanied BY profound
bow; no indeed, massa, we are not so
stavagant--stravagant as dat comes to;
we bottles itsup den, and send it to
'Merica for Champagne Y
-e-9ss@-
WHAr THEY woN'r Own To.--A wit
ty writer says: sThere are several
things which Jou never can by any ac.
cident get lady--be she young o.
oId--to confess TO = Here are some Of
them: That she laces Tight that her
shoes are too small for her that she
. - p "a C1 a. = uDit thdt sttC ptallltSn
that she ID as Old as she looks , that she
has been more than five minutes dress
ing that she kept up Whiting that
she blushed when a certain persons
na ne was mentioned that she ever
says thing she doesen't mean; that
she is fond of scandal that she can't
keep secret that she, she Of all per-
sons IN the world, is IN love that she
doesen't want new bonnet thai she
can do with one single thing less when.
ahs is about to travel; that she hasn't
the disposition OF an angel, or the tern~
per ofa saint. or how else could she 20
through one half she does; that she
doesn't know better than every one else
what's hest for her that she il Hirt
or coquette that she il ever ia The
wrong.
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I 'sDid your fall hurt yea ~ said
patlander to another. who had faiien
from The Top Of two story house.
mot 10 the least, haney twas stoy-
pii' 50 4nick that hart me.
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A girl sitting 10 a fellows lap,
with her arms round his neck and look
ing at.she fl.e>workt on tae 4th or july
asked if she was not heavy. ',No," he
replied, "n1y yoke il easy, my burden
is light
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Il. W. AR.y.E s:9'r51f, e,
w III. HILL,

". II. Hill,
A uetioneer of Bossir Parish, La,
n viii give prompt attention to all
business entrusted to him in said ca
pacity, Wind
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4 CAR D.

TO the Voters Of the Senatorial Dis
trict, composed Of the Parishes of
/ Bossier and BieariIIe:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-02
WIN Brown BE Exqcutedl

Vsrious speculatious are INDUCED in by the
press East and West. with regard to the dis
position TO be made Of "old Brown" now that
he has been convicted. The mRgnAnimity Of
the Old Dominion is descanted upon in terms
highly complimentary Of the great extent Of the
quality, and Gov. Wise is presumed to possess
much of the good that is believed to be inhe~
rent in the "Mother of the Presidents" Brown
has been found guilty Of "treAson, conspiracy
and murder" and il is probable that, unless II
can be At once made glaringIy apparent to Vir.
ginia justice that he has been wronged 10 the
trial Of his case, he will be disposed Of
in the summary way usual in such cases.
Virginia seldom speculatss; where point
Of State honor is involved and when
she conceives her peace is invested with muF.
derous intent, she will not hesitate five had
any heart for speculating about matter which
has assumed painful interest, despite tho at
lrocity Of the act which has created IT, We
would say that Brown wiz be executed within
a few days, We are tempted to write a few
reflections upon the sabjecl; there are SO many
erowdinR upon il; but we will not now. At q
time more attlng,'we may canvass the matter
in all its bearings.