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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-11-30

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job, for either father or mother to undertake
IN this country. We don't think mothers
would do we'll to try it for fear it might inter
! fere with their own circulars.
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-21
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE
S t E.
TUESDAY, Dec. 20.

TUESDAY, Dec. 20.
BILLS INToDUcED.
Mr.. johnson. a bill for the benefit of Col
Letting officers in cases where they have made
levy. Passed.
Mr.. Payne, bill to incorporate the Medi-
cal Association of Memphis. Passed.
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
A bill 10 authorize the erection of Fish
Trap on Ciinch River. Passed
Sundry Senate Bills on second reading
were disposed of. -
SENATE BILLS on THIRD READING.
A bill to change the law in relation to the
competency Of witnesses in certain cases,
was taken up, and Mr.. Newman (Mr. Stovall
in the chair offered a bill in lieu, a nd the
further consideration of the question was
postponed.
A bill to authorize the State Treasurer and
Secretary of State to purchase burgular-
proof safes for their Offices Passed.
A bill to incorporate the Nashville and
New Orleans and the Nashville and st. Louis
Packet Company. Passed. "
A bill 10 amend the General Banking law,
and to authorize Free Banks to withdraw
their circulation, was taken up; and Mr..
Richardson proposed an amendment that the
Free Banks accepting the provisions of the
Diii SHaiI Ctd>c ali DdHhiuS anu DTOheTdSt
operations, which was adopted; and then the
further consideration of the matter was made
the order of the day for the 18th Of January.
NEW BUSINESS.
Mr.. Lane, a bill to repeal State Aid to rail-
roads where no work has been done, or no
subscription made. Passed first reading, and
referred to the committee on Internal I'm
provements.
On motion of Mr. Payna the Senate all
journed till tomorrow morning at O'Clock.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-21

- We lay before oar readers this morn
ing, the Bill re guls,ing the business Of Bank
ing in this State, now pending before the
General Assembly. 1t passed the Senate by
. very decided vote, and in the House was
passed on its frst reading, referred to the
Committee on Banks, which recommended
certain amendments, Which were adopted
without debate, and then the bill passed its
second r. aiding, and was made the special or
der for the second Tuesday in January. We
print it as amended by the Bank Commit
tee of the House. We shall avail ourselves
Of another occasion to comment upon the
provisions of the Bill, and offer some views in
relation TO its merits.
We also print, for the consideration of the
public, the report of the Joint Select Com
mittee of the two Houses, on the subject of
Interest. This investigation was set on foot
with view to shed light on the propriety
and expediency of establishing convention
al rate Of interest, in addition to that estab-
lished as the 50 law of the land; That is to
say, bill is proposed by which the existing
rate of six per cent. is recognized and fixed
as the ordinary and legal rate of interest, but
authorizing special contracts for greater
rate, to the extent of ten per cent, at the dis
cretion Of the parties contracting. This sub
j ct is eliciting general interest, not only in
this State but many Others, and the Report.
to which We invite attention, il a lucid expo
sition of the proposed theory.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-21

e. The declaration of the Washington
Suites and Union, which we copied yesterday,
wher elm it said, ave are free to declare that
under no circumstances. whatever would we
have ever advocated the election of a Know
Nothing as the presiding officer of the House:
On the contrary, we should have resisted
such a purpose, if it had been entertained, with
all the energy we could command" was Ia
ken from last Friday evenings issue Of that
paper. The same night, democratic caucus
was held. in Which these sentiments were in
dorsed and sustained. In the Geographic re-
ports OF the proceedings of that caucus we
find the following;
"Mr. Winslow, Of n. c., spoke in favor of
adhcring to the nomination OF Mr.. Bocock.
He preferred By all means dHtt-Lec0mTton man
10 an american.
Mr. Stevenson, of KY, spoke in favor Of
the Democrats maintaining their present pc
sitiOn.
Mr.. Cox, of Ohio, spoke to the same effect.
He tcas tuinlL,ng 10 UOte for any Kno,o-AOtting,
or any man supported by them, ,u'iess that man
be Democrat, but he was willing at the
proper time to vote for an anti-Lccompton
Democrat when it could he shown that 10
could be elected.
Mr.. Montgomery, of Pa. took different
view, thinking that there might be- Il union
between the national men. Americans and
Democrats, 50 effected az To crush out SEC
tionalism. He thought it ungenerOus that
RepubIicanism should have the patronage Of
tine Capitol.
Mr.. Harris, of Va, made an earnest APP
peal to stand by Democratic principles and
mon. lie srouid mol AK Northern Democrats
10 make ssech sacrifice 10 tote for South
4dn.eTIcan."
Thus we find Southern democrats willing
to support Northern anti-Lecompton, anti
slavery democrat in preference to a Southern
Opposition STAKEHOLDER. They we're warned
by Mr.. MONTGOMERY that such course OF
bitter partizan Intolerance would result in
the election of Republican as the Speaker,
yet they persistingly refuse to take the only
step, which, up to this time it has been shown
that such result could be avoided. The
South and the conservitive masses of the
country will hold those democrats to fear
ful accountability.
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The iollowing counties report nothing re-

The follo~ing counties report nothing re-
ceived for shavers license
Dixon. Decatur, Coffee, Cheatham, Carroll,
Carter, Claiborne, Cooke, Cumberland. Bed
ford, Bledsoe, Blount, Anderson, Marion.
Lauderdale, Lewis. Lawrence, johnson. Hay
wood, Henderson, Hardeman, Hardin, Hawk
ins, Fentress, Washington. Upton. Sullivan.
Roane, Rhea, Robertson, Perry, Morgan and
Monroe. All other counties none.
l certify that the foregoing is true state
ment of the taxes collected from shaving
licences. as reported by the County Clerks Of
the various counties for 1859.
j. T. DUNLAP, Comptroller.
December II, 1859.
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1B- The House of Representatives met
yesterday according to ADJOURNMENT, fifty
members absent, AID adjourned for want of
a quorum. They will meet again to-day,
five minutes before twelve O'Clock and adj
jourr over for the holidays, pursuant TO joint
resolution, until the End o4-January.
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Family Of Negroes for Sale.

HAVE a soHs.n ana twe ehfdren for sale, 70
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-NEW. ADYkRTIsEMENTs
NeW AgrieultuIal settl9meat
no AL WANTING FARMs.

"
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.cssSss saS atfssiis Rsatsas, NsSJaS1. 4
A old ssisiS sosslsrss % soysrh thoa.snds of
~ aerss 0f produgiivs s01, has essn divided into
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thssstko DaE ySaF pfoSed fhsF pisess and rliss3
y es Be; . ss - isS !; 4 m s. Ss ss
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enemy Of ne farpef Cr0ps Of Grles erbss anS ffat
are nov gfosiDR and san 10 ssee, by sEaminine n :
DfodaciiTsnea ot tgheland. Thetsfms afs made ehsJ
T. secure the RAPID OF The AndS Which ..
bsss Sst sI,hie he pass yeara soas shsss sasdssd
houses have been eFeets $40 miis, steans foRf
ssotss some foy yiIyards and PeasL oreharas paas'
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THE MAKkkT,
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the Iett s known that the earlle Absst fruits aad
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are annually exported 70 Lhs extsat pf Rllliohs.
In locating here the settler has many sdyantAees-
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England and middle States be is near bis Old fendl
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upon those from the north has generally besn 70 TO
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Carpenters are al hand and there is no pacs in IIl
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The reader viii at opco b. strucx With The adFau
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~ baa mi beeo iaken y bcfore he Fea,on is it VA
n.vs, thro~ s the ma and upiass thsss S.ste
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q Noti6a df AalifnrientE

KTOTlCE Is hereby giyeu, that on the aTlh day oi
| \ NtOctohet lB5n. Beknhafd BIwuef. of. Fairfield
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Rather With e EuTnlturs, and every thing eppsraia-
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ptesont lkeif claims IA ssslgpor aulhep
Heated according y the vi.Ain sS
EaScnstsr, November &, Is55-sTs7s,se =. s7asg
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which I soon passed and the motion was
easy and pleasant. here took occasion
to deolsim, sing and cheer. The effort
was easy and free and having nothing
from which to rsbo1sd 6Dd nothing to limit
ii. the sounds soou departed, IOOuld bear
distinctly thst Semaits. ihsA cheering and
the music iulhe Faif GrOuDdsA even when
one and a 6eifmiRs tteh-+ltesA b'iOg the
distance which AF, shelts eg!imstes IS the
greatest altitude attained, tfagta
.8The.eh Id h6tive 90 making The ascent
was notsaltpined, rs the hazs which vas
very thick, limited the view to two three
miles each dirselion. / could with one
sweep Of the eye. take 10 lsndscsPs sx.
tending from the Reservoir TO Lake Tail
nadge on The west. ihs Fair Grounds and
Mt. Pleasant on the north, The lower limit
Of the city on the south, and mile or two
Of farming couptryon the east. the l'tgss'
landscape ever saw a.obs dine.
could only estimate my speed by com
patihg II with that Of The horses, lot wher
my eyes were closed. 1t itseemed as O. was
motionless.
cannot 10 this brief statement do Jus
tice to the emotions Of my mind. Tb'
situation was so hotel. the results so un
certain. everything so utterly dspendeu
upon circumstances, over which | then hac
no control, that the brief time which Tlwa
up. contained in condensed form, a who'll
soul full Of emotion (Which the most Viv
id emotion csnno. Co Justice, W
After short time Of sailing upon
smooth current, 1 wassuddenly sppriseC
ola downward motion, by the rushing Q
the air upward, and casting my eyes down
ward. II saw myself nearing range Q
desdened trees. Of which was most i
fesr,. Soon however the downward mo
ton was all Of which wss conscious an
4 seeing myself over cleared fields, feI
great gratitude that I should not strike th
trses. Preparing myself for the lightin
i by taking fencing position, IcaTe dow
4 With the velocity which attends the fall {
a hat from building. The balloon COY
erred me completely, but in an instant
! rebounded and by the action Of the win
dragged me two orthree rods through th
standing corn pulling like large fish, m
til the resistance brought it up motionles
4 AS arose I was greeted by the cheers
nv friends who had followed me, and VII
appeared d. gtateful as myself for the sue
cess, and safety Of the trip. In conclr
sion l would say that my future balloon
ing experience will be where have II
benefit OF valves and ballast. d
~ 'a'-f 3. 70 W.. r. CLOUD
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-10
PHILADELPHIA MARKET

PmLA ADBLPnfA Move mbeT Y 1885, =
Thore Il moro inaairI fof RiOnf With sales % ab09
barrris Al o5 96 for sv1oEss; 575for extra, and 80
for Ohio eytra family, sapplles eo@e fr~ard Ten
slovf . and The stock e comparatively amail.
Wheal-The fecolyts Of Wheat are inereasiag and
prices again &c ioRef sales a val % for Red, and
~ tor White. p e - sfa,.i
RSr 10 good feqaesf, sales - es eontp. go AZ
Gfoeeres OF ali 'nds hid aruss saiss Of Gaia Sa-
Rar q 61fe; Rio Coffee a llHi1<ss ~ f.sr-.L -
Roll battaF sells IT iea9O; eolld pasked a 11alc
Clover seed, saies Al S fQ<o325s ..s t.lr. 7.
Whfak sY sfeadY a. z5e fOf Ohio.