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SUCCESSION NOTICE.

5GOCLS.o1C4Ns AO III II.
- tate of Louissna, Parish of Bossier.
~ Clerks Office, 18th District Court.
Notice is hereby given that A. E.
Shippey. administrator of the success
sion of A. B. Lowranee and Elizabeth
Ratclitf, deceased-by his attorney
Fort Il Bro, has this day fled in the
Office of said clerk his tableau of debts
as administrator aforesaid. Now, there
fore, this is to admonish all persons
concerned, that if opposition is not
made thereto within the time proserib-
ed by law, the said tableau will be
homologated and made the Judgment
of the Court.
Given under my hand and seal of
Office, at Bellevue, this Gath day of
March A. D. 1860.
~ A. A. ABNEY,
mo 5ts$6 Clerk.
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or Abous the only person not spoil
cd by being liouized, was . Jew named
Daniel.
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FINEST WATCHES. JEWELRY.
FANCY GOODS. &c. ]
Y. SHTDET,I
on TEXAS srREEr, sHanvEpoRzs i
Between Marxss and Haberss as0Fea.
z+F 48sN a.
Having lately enlarged my .tOse, and
gust opened one of the largest and
most extensive assostmeat Of
Fine Watches, Jeweify. +
Silver and Plated ware
ever brought To
Shreveport.

rwgh. ..1,oL r,a. aaaee,aA v,s,h ~,
ho s.oeA was -" ai Ess>
om NOW nrenared 10 suit ray tEsa,s3
onnsro,,a rnaton,srs wl,h
Gold and SLyer Wafches hnn,iro
and omen iaces far iadies and grraia.
re, iron ,ha c,os, calenrstad ran,,
Gac,or;es If IA Tob;as Montanaan Frss
q Al Ie;x;,t a.
rraa. yar;s,,v af ,,a.v scs Va.
Fob snd ra,,ard Ebaioe f;ca T,hss,a'
lains and Neckiaces
RrscsIs,s ,hs ,aw.a, .tvl.,s
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X. E. RANKIN, sR.
House Carpenter and Joiner.

SHREVEPORT, LA.
NTouId respect fully inform the eiti-
wv zens of Boesier and surrounding
parishes that he is at all times ready
10 take contracts for building Farm or
City Residences, Negro quarters, Gin
houses and Presses. Also, for the erec-
sion of bridges throughout The country.
Mir. r. having had twenty three
years experience in the above business
feels SATISFIED that all work will be
carefully and promptly attended to,
which may he entrusted 10 him. Far
ulers aud athers in thea ountry wishing
any work done in the carpenters line
may do well by addressing him at
Shreveport. vi mao
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TO THE PUBLIC.

v have opened general assortment
u as FAMILY GROCERIES, and
will kesp constantly on aand q fresh
supply at ali time; at MurrelPs Point,
at Shreveport prices, FOE cash only,
Salesman, L. Rathhnn.
50 J. II. JONES.
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STRAY SALE.


Tstrayed before v. Walker. ]. p,
II by VIM. P. Mason. on the l4rh
day of September last. and will be sold
before the court house DIOR inthe town
of Bellevue on The 4ih Saturday IN
April. 1860. for cash. the folling des-
cribeJ animal, 10 wit blood bay
MARE, about Is years old. Id hands
high. blind in the right eye star in
The forehead and branded on the left
shoulder with the letter S, and apprais-
ed at forty dollars.
The owner Of said animal is request
ed to come forward. prove property.
pay charges, &c.
Bellevue. La, Oct. 1871, 1859.
w. III. HILL.
NIL 6m Stray-master.
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TAILORING NOTICE.

ma The undersigned has come IA
EA 10 the conclusion thai he III
. will not work for his former II
prices. Therefore, the making OF good
solid cna's will be SIS and upwards.
for fiser work plain. Jeans $5--uo less.
Fine Pants 81 second best 81 so;
plain PANS for 81; Vest 50.
TIN G.-Men's coats ST. /:
pasis 10 eenss. t
N. B.-The cash must be paid or
its equivalent. before the work goes
out oi my shop i; as | am determined
TO live with nv neighbers.
n24 VIM. Nj KITCHENS
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PARTT1ION SALE.


THhere will be sold in the town of
l. Bellevue, on
SAT URD AY
the 5th day of May next, within the
usual hours of sale, lot number ak, in
the town Of Bellevue, known as the
Arcade lot, with all the improvements
thereon. Said lot will be sold as the
property of Aaron Rrian, deceased,
and for the purpose of partition be-
tween the heirs of the said deceased.
Terms of sale as follows, to-wit !:
somuch cash as will be necessary to
pay cost of sale, and FIVE seventies (5-7l
of remainder en- a credit of twelve
months, and two-sevenths en- on
credit of twenty -four months. Pur-
chasers to give notes with approved
parsonal security; leaving per cent
interest from date, and special mort
gage to secure the payment of the
purchase price.
Bellevue, March 2sth, 1860.
w. III. HILL,
4O Cts $40 30 Auctioneer.
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SUCCESSION NOTICE.

T
Gtate of Louisiana, Parish of Bossier.
~ Clerks office 18th District Court.
Notice is hereby given that James E
Mcdonald, Administrator of the sue
cession Of Thomas Harris, and Mary
Ann Roper, deceased, has this day
fled in the Office of said Clerk, his
sch edule of debts as administrator
aforesaid. Now, therefore, this is to
admonish all persons concerned, that if
opposition Is not made thereto within
the time prescribed by law, the said
tableau of debts will be homologated
and made the judgment of the Court.
Given under my hand and seal of
Office, at Bellevue, this the 10Th day Of
March A. D. 1860.
Ems TH0S. N. BRADEN,
80 5ts Sc Deputy Clerk.
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d Y I e Z

N O T G Z.
A II persons indebted to the firm of
n Messrs. Ariek Il Looney. OF
Benton, Bossier PARISH. will please
come forward and settle the san1e i'm
medietety, on they wills find their ae..
counts in the hands of an officer.
wa. ARICK..
Benton. La, Feb. 10, 1850. "a
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AN ELECTION

VXvill be held at Benton and Mrs.
w AlexandersI precint on Satnr
day the 28th day Off April next. 1860,
for the purpose ofeseeting q Justice Of
the Peace in and for The "a Ward of
Bossier parish, La, to gil the vancaa-
cy oecasioned by this resignation of
w. j. Bush, Esq. This 18th March
1860.
By order of James Ford, President
OF Police Jury.
# PHTL0 ADDEN, Sheriff.
BY RHNALDo ALDEN, Deputy.
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A pizeu old bachelor sa1s it is al"o
like matrimony, because il j the begin
ming Of grief
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PIANO DEPOT.

yEyhe subscriber has IN connection
Il with his JewaIry Establishment,
opened Piano DEfoT, and will keep
constantly on hand = fine assortment
of superior Pianos, Guitars Violins and
muaicai Instruments 9eeeraliy.
4 AGA large selection ai sheet music,
oFevery description. constantly on hand
ytn32 ". SHiUET.
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MAO 5ts$6
g STRAY SALE.

STRAY SALE.
It established before V Walker, j. P.
Il by n. A. Cooper. ON the 3lst
day of January a. D., 1860, and will
be sold before the court house door, in
the town Of Bellevue, on Saturday the
18th day of August next, 1860, for cash
the following described animal, wit
A brown mare MULE, about five years
old. thirteen hands high no marks or
brands--valued at one hundred and
twenty dollars. The owner Of said
mule is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, &c.
Bellevue, Feb 9TH, 1860.
w. III. HILL,
n3J Stray Master.
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LIST OF LETTERS

= enaining in the Postoffiee at the
u close of the quarteg ending 3Ist
of March. 1860
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sea- Why is the lestee Q like mat
riuopy9 Because j. Is the end Of
nSN,,.t:rny -.-ER
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ee~ IN short ladies' and geHtlemer
.,,, 40 overpoweed Orator, y can only
s -, beg leave 10 add I, desire to
.,,ure you to-that I wish ! had win
dow 10 my bosom that yop might see
.ha emotions Of my heart z
Vulgar boy from The gallsry-"H0n !,
IN vour stomache do This tilnef
4--~----&-s<sHe-s 7-----1=- -= Z.
or The Mareschat dsEntreos, agee
Ioa, having heard of the death Of the
4satb of the Due de Trenes at the age
Of 90, sedstely remarked: swell,
AN sorry for IT, But not surprised, lie
wus poor. woruout ereataFt'--l always
hare said he would moi li7e long"
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u close of the quarter ending 3Ist
Of March. 1860 !:
Alexander, RRRIs 8
Atkins, Elisha G
Arons, VIM G.
Arnett, Robert "
Burner, James a
Black, Thomas 6
Bradley, James Z
Butler, Archfbald
Christie, Sampson
Cavetf, ID F +
CHEMICALLY, NJ G.
Dunn, w ]
DeSoto, Frank
Denningns, ] A
Fulton, Rev ] r
Harris, j Pinckaey
Hicks, j NJ
Harris, Alonzo 2
Grimbly, f G
Killgore, Robert Fl
M'Cann, A G
Mcdonald, w ID
~. Mcdonald, James Z
Magothing, Miss A Julyan
Owens, Sarah Miss
Risley, Aut, asia 2
steidham, Lloyd
skannal, Abel
Tucker, Mrs Jane
Thompson, p
Persons calling for the above letters
will please say they are advertised.
JOHN III. LOTION, p. NJ.
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JOHN FL. LOTION.

JOHN I'll. LOEsIO ON
TMealer in Family Medicines and
- Drugs School and other books ;
fresh Garden Seeds, Perfnneries
Stationery, &e.. &c. vIg9
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SHERIFFnS SALE.
s ATU R DAY

the 9TH day of April, A. D., 1850, be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock A. M.
and 4 P. NJ, the following described
property, to7wit
All the right title or interest the said
John Cason has in the estate of Ed
ward j. Cason. deceased.
Seized as property of John Cason,
and to be sold to pay and satisfied the
writs issued in the above entitled suits.
Terms of Sale-Cash, with benefit
of appraisement.
Bellevue, Feb. %, 1860.
PHIL0 ALDEN,
n36 CTS $40 so Sheriff.
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]. 2. BRIcE.
BLACK e. BRICE.

a ttarneys at Law. Washington.
n Ark. Will attend promptly to
ell leguI business. or land claims any
where in Arkansas Refer to John
Adger, James H. Heron, james Fl.
Hughes, John w. Rabb, Esqrs., and
Col. T.. G. CALDWELL. 80
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A. II. HEAh4N z.
Plainvi1le, March %, 1860. 40
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-10
A Residence for the Governor.

The question of providing, at the expense
of the State, a residence for the Governor,
has frequently been discussed in the Legisla-
tire aud out of it. Up to this time, howev-
er, nothing has been done, and our Govern
ors are still compelled, if they are not citi-
zens of Nashville, when elected, TO leave their
families at home, ont of the city, and put up
at some hotel. The salary is too small to JUS
tify them in bringing their families here, and
renting a house TO live in This ought not
TO be the case. The State should either give
them much larger salary, or furnish them
with residence such as becomes The dignity
and wealth of the commonwealth. We are
inclined TO think the latter the better plan.
Heretofore all propositions 10 that end have
failed, because the expense appeared too
great-proPerty suitable being held at pri-
ces regarded as exortitaut. Expense need
MT be any objection, really, for the State has
pr perty of its own which can be made to
anwer the purpose, without drawing cent
from the Treasury. The old Hospital for the
Insane is the property we refer to. BY
tearing down the wings of that edifice and
improving the central building, one ot the
most elegant and comfortable residences can
be made. A portion OF the grounds could be
sold to make the necessary improvements
1t is believed, by competent judges, that by
reserving some three or four acres, with the
buildings, and laying of the r mainder in
town lots, The latter could be sold for from
ten to fifteen thousand dollars more than
enough to make every Improvement necessa-
~. We do not know that a better use could
be made of this property tits at present of no
advantage to the State--she owns, butderipes
no benefit from it. True, its value is gradG-
ally increasing, and in that respect the State
becomes SO much better OF from owning it;
but that is a matter of no consequence what
ever. IL may be that there are better plans
for getting a residence for the Governor. If
SO, we have not heard of them. We do not
mention this one something to be preferred
to all oihcrs, but simply as a suggestion OF
others who deem it an excellent mode to Sc
cure a residence for our Governors without
taking anything from the treasury.
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oUsEoFREpREsENrATIvEs.

THURSDAY, Feb. 9. 1860.
The House met persnant to adjournment.
Sundry petitions and memorials were pre-
sented and referred.
The following bills were introduced, read
fist time and severally passed
MI. Harris, bill to repeal section 69s of
the Code.
Mr.. Morphis, a bill to wind up the Bank of
Tennessee.
Mr.. White, of Davidson, a bill for the
benefit of the Clerks of the Supreme Court
Mr.. Wiseaer, bill to prescribe the duties
oil the Reporter of the decisions of the Su-
preme Court.
Also, bill to enable Justices of the Peace
to correct their judgment.
Also. a bill for the benefit of Justices of
The Peace.
and Unionville. and the Bellwood Turnpike
Companies.
MIR. Beatty, a bill to repeal the 28th section
of the charter of the Elkton and Prospect
Turnpike Company.
Mr.. Bayless, a bill TO establh Branch of
the Ocoee Bank at Jonesborough.
Mr.. Harris offered a resolution that the
two Houses meet in convention tomorrow,
10Th Fcb'y. to elect Register and Entry
Taker for the OcOee Land District. Rule
suspended and resolution adopted
Mr.. Ewing, a resolution that the State
Treasurer pay the notes of the Exchange
Bank, provided they were issued according
to law and presented by the bona tide owners.
Lies over.
Mr.. Wisener, a resolution instructing our
Senators in Congress to use their best exer-
tiOns to procure cession of suitable terrific
ry from Mexico, to colonize the Free Negroes
of the United States. Lies over.
Also, resolution to instruct the Finance
Committee to ascertain and report the ex-
penses of the State Government not hereto
fore published. Lies over.
Senate bill to amend the charter of the
Mississippi Railroad company was considered
on its third reading, amended and passed.
The following House bills were then dis
posed OF on third and last reading:
For the benefit Of heirs and distributes.
Passed.
To amend section 500 of the code, substi-
iuting net proceeds for gross income for tax
ion. Amended and passed.
To construe the road laws. Passed.
Adjourned till p. m.
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For the Patriot.

While we are looking around for stand
ard-bearer in the coming contest, we hope to
see the name OF the gentleman at the head Of
this article announced as the Opposition lead
er in this the It'll Congressional District
Col Stark is gentleman Of the purest dye,
an able and bold advocate of our cause, and
true patriot. i admire the zeal and ability
OF others of our party in this district, (many
of whom hope to see buckle on the armor
of truth and right, and do good and valiant
service in battling down the present Demo
cratic party with its vile commixtures.) /
think Col. Stark has not superior in the dis
trict in point of talent ard ability. He is
courteous and gentlcmanly TO his opponent,
yet be is overwhelming to any one who may
become his antagonist upon the great ques-
lions of the day. The Colonel has done good
service in days gone by, and hope to see the
Conv ion which is TO assemble on the I'D
inst, look well to our cause and give US an
able advocate, and Waterloo defeat will be
felt by the corrupt Democracy in
OLD ROBERTSON.
Robertson County. Feb. s, 1860.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-10

The Union and american appears 70 be
diiigent seacher of the PATRIOT Scriptures s.
There are many sound. wholesome truths to
porary takes occasion to give a public APP
prevail. We hope 1t will profit by them all.
II it but do this, it will not only steer clear
of the Scylia of Republicanism, but the
Charybdis of Squatter Sovereignty. The
latter has been siigmatized by democrats Is
more dangerous than the former, and our
contemporary must see that the Charleston
pilots do not found the old democratic ship
upon IL.
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Con gressiOnal.

In the Senate, Cd the 9Th, the session was
principally consumed in the consideration Of
the Post Office Deficiency Bill. The amend
ment abolishing the ranking privilege was
abolished by the following vote
YEAs-Benjamin. Bigler, Bragg, Davis,
Fitch, Fitzpatrick. Green, Gwin. Harmon, ,
Hunter, Iverson. johnson, of Tenn, KIM, :
dy, Lane, Mallory. Mason. Howell. Sauls-
bury, Sebastian, Slidell, Toombs, aud Wigfall
~.
NAYs-Anthony, Bingham, Cameron Chan
dler, Clark, Dixon, Do"litile. Durkee. Fessen-
den, Foote, Foster. Grimes, Hale, Hamlin,
Haun, Harlin, Hemphill, King, Nichol-on,
Rice. Summons. TcnEyck. Trumbull, Wade
Wilson aud Wilkinson--26.
Without disposing of the bill the Senate
adjourned.
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A Family Necessity.

The following statement speaks for itself: Extract.
sin lifting the kettlefrom the fire caught and scald-
ed my hands and person very severely-one hand
almost to a crisp. The torture was unbeatable. II
was a ul sight > . The Mustang Lini-
ment appeared to extract the pain almost immedi-
ately. II healed rapidly and left of account.
CHARLFs FOSTER, 40 Broad street, Phila-"
il Is truly a wonderful article Il will any
cas-, OF Swelling, Burns, stT joints, Eruptions or
Rheumatism. For Horsts, it should never be dis.
pensed with. One doir's worth Of Mustang has FIRE.
quently saved valuable horse. Il cures Galds,
Sprans, Rngbone, SPAWN and Founders. Beware OF
limitations. Sold in all parts of the hnbitabe Globe.
BARNES s PARK, Projectors,
feb2-1m New York.
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1860.
PrkRary Meeting Of the Opposition
We Learn with great nleasrre that largs

We learn with great pleasure, that large
and enthusiastic county meetings were held
in Henry aud Stewart counties on last Mon
day. Hon. BAnIE PErros attended the latter
and addressed the people in his haPpiest and
most foreible style. The condition of our
national affairs has evidently aroused the
minds of the people of this State. and what
ever can be done will be. for a restoration of
the Republic to its ancient path OF safety
and peace Against sectiona:ism IN all lis
shapes and in all IFS abiding places. Ten
nessee is irrevocably fixed. She cberisbes
the Union ofthe States, the Constitution and
the equal and just laws Of the land In any
crisis she will do her duty. To The wild
waves Of sectional antipatbJ which surge
around her from the Southwark and the
Northward, she stands equally opposed.
She now gives Ter pledge Of justice aud con-
servatism to her sitter States of the'Union,
and she will not forfeit her word.
We have accounts from other counties oil
most cheering nature. We hope and trust
that every county in the State, from the
mountains of Carter to the plains Of Shelby.
will send up list of delegates to-ihe State
Convention in this city On the z2nd inst; and
that then her voice will be lifted up TO her
sisters, ia all the eIoquence of sincerity and
patriotism, for the constitution, heaaws and
the Union.
So far as we have heard, the'people through
their primary assemblies, have enthusiast
cally iDdorred the choice expressed by the
Opposition Representatives in the Legisla-
ture for Ohm BELL for the Presidency. They
regard him as amongst the very greatest OF
living Statesmen, and feel that the affairs of
the country would be safe in his hands. We
hail these manifestations as aharbinger of
good and feel assured that with the great
BELL as our standard bearer, Tenness e will
wheel into the line of the conservative. con-
stitutional Opposition in November. and
that Kentucky, North Carolina, Florida and
Louisiana will stand shoulder to shoulder
and arm to arm with her. Let the good
work go on. Let the PEOPLE everywhere
speak ou.for themselves on the great issues
that endanger us and then we may count
upon security and repOse.
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PROM ,heIse.asn Herald, sub.


Last Monday MS. in point OF nnmbers, su-
perior to any similar meeting We ever saw
assembled in Lebanon. The people were
here from every monk aud corner OF the
County, notwithstanding The day was quite
unfavorabie. Owing TO the crowded state Of
our columns we are unable 10 pablish the
proceedings this week The resolutions
adopted were eminsa,ly conservative snd
patriotic. John Bell wss recommended Tor
the Presidency. Bale Peyion and W. Ii.
Stevens tor State Electors, aud Id. /. Cola
dag Tor District Elsctor.
The meeting Was addressed by DIR. Gleaves.
Re made enc of his best efforts, ard vas
frequently appiaudcd- He Was followed by
Ell. Golladay IN n few we'll timed remarks.
tnznkiBg ths Convention for the hansr Goa
fered 90 him. II the action u Old Wilson
shall b. ratified. and Mr.. @. selected IS .l.e
8 anda 4 bearer foe this district. be win make
. yisoroGs aud effective canvass.
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SENATE.
THuRspAY, Feb. 6, 1860.


THURSDAY, Feb. s, 1860.
House Resolution rendering the Supreme
Court room to the Agricultural Bureau in the
vacancies Of the Court. was taken up, and
on motion Of Mr.. Trimble, was Indefinitely
postponed.
SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
A bill tn enable the owners of the Daud-
ringe and Farmers Banks to invest their cap
ital in the Ocoee Bank, and to authorize the
Ocoee Bank to establish branch of their
Bank at Memphis. Passed.
The bill to encourage direct trade with En-
rope, made the special order for Wednesday
next 18th, at 10 a. m.
A bill to incorporate the Bank of Clarks-
vile was next taken ur. Two amendments
were offered by Mr.. Newman. and after
lengthy discussion, both were rejected. The
bill then passed on its third reading, ayes IA,
noes 8.
Bill for the benefit of the Bank of Tennes-
see. authorizing the Comptroller to issue his
warrant for certain warrants heretofore is
sued by him and since lost in the mails, was
passed.
Bill to satisfy and confirm the Report of
the Commissioners of the State Lines between
the States of Virginia and Tennessee, and
Kentucky and Tennessee. Passed.
Bill to legalize the acts of j. II. Armstrong
"
House Resolution to go into convention at
IL m. Tomorrow to elect Register for the
Ocoee District, was concurred in.
The following House Bills passed first read
ing:
To amend section 67S of the code.
To amend the Free Bill
To suppress counterfeiting.
To amend the bill establishing the Agricul-
tural Bureau.
To charter the Watauoa Rridoe Campanv
To compensate Jas. NJ. Quarles.
For the relief OF the tax payers of Tennes-
see.
To repeal 3lst clause of section $50 of the
code.
To repeal section = of an act defraying the
expenses of the General Assembly of State
of Tennessee.
The Senate then adjourned to 9 A. NJ. to-
morrow.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-10

EXTRAORDINARY EscAPE.-Mr. J. Stewart,
while walking in the Worthington road, in
Armstrong county, Pa, few nights ago,
walked over bluff in the dark, and fell G
distance of one hundred feet, into q small
creek. The strangcst part of the story re-
mains: he was rescued soon afterwards, and
his injuries were found to be trifling.