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NASH g. MARR.
IN SUE nee AGENTS.
Cash Capital Enlarged Half n Nit
lion Dollars.
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONN.
Incorporated 1919. Charter PerpetuaI-
Cash Capital, $500, 900.

FAE Marset
Real Estate unineumbsri..... Value q, a yala'-
60 ssP n; ~ !: .s:-.,e y Mort. "a IS
Interest M ~ D'iA win accrued 49,, ~,
Glsa IN me hands s Of agsna and in transit l6O 20
& 09tFss. Ro1l: s.eoO 1900
o. Inter interest a;;: ~, as,Ooo ss,OUo
- 80; S.'y ~" ~, ooDdsi per cent
"a rIa-fo-I 9I;f tiS 81 & -9OOO @oOOO
Is R aeS5 issS 9i5 aoni 10000 $1,000
10 R 3a1l i2'i a;st ri. ss5eO s5OoO
,i annual interest S - 10000 10000
- I-S ~ DOIIs ~ per cent,
T;tsi stt 9 T 'sreS 5000 5000
Interest --s-9'-y -'o'14 anu accrued o,o 100,
United 95d S'i' si,S st9'k' per cent semi an
state o. A;eEtucsy' per cent, semi-an-
State Of Tepnesse e r -, ls'sOO lV''0O
STATE oS 49,; w.; vi 3 10000 1900
e -. - ~ ~ 1oIA7 0 per cent sm an
s,. aG M M'saoss; $4,000 95,OOO
s,.. na aI inter interest ss,saO 1850
S,,a-.st IIsr,,P per cent semi annual
State of ObSo a $500 S5e0
interest (l8s6j .,....,...,,..,. $1,000 1880
interest l7ll'O PET cent semi annual
SV''s o. Indiana, "a per cent, semi-an,
$3.50 30yce2 %
+9I ,sr esa 1tl ,i hudson Canal Co. Bond,
400 s ssaT1 3. H sE 4 New Haven Rail
$50 share shares Conn River Railroad Co.
. Oo0 1850
iO' I ma $50! Boston and Worcester Railr0ad
80 shares c9q9es:i;ut silver Co. stock 500 iS56
% 'I ry, linens Bank Stock EaerOu
S1Io'u DilA STOCK stafford
as ,S SPIing 1,oi. 5000 $500
% '9 n. f. Eagle DanA Stock Providence,
- as 49, -tIsO--1lcl ang Traders Bank
soo osocA Jersey ClIy, n j. l,sQ0 1900
wv .45es Ne'eIe p4nk stock, Boston,
100 shares safety Fund B;sT s7o $1,000 5000
100 s .asrss M.rc5;S:s a,5s s; 10000 OIco
900 5 loqs' Bsn Sal. =; 49,, looOO 1880
100 shares 9.aes n hoR Pa ST. 9oooo 2I9e
iO' H 51i5f5 aart. oId County Bank Stock
i'' ioei.. charter Oak Bank Stock Hart ..o
s BOO i1Ts g Bank stoGf Hartford lOOo 1900
1900 5000
4OO sllarss Farmers & aechancs' Bank
SO-A 4laktlOf 10000 1900
4o0 sh2Tes Hartford Bank Stock, Hart
5000 G5Gl0
I0V Sh3rez Merchants and Msnuflotursss'
SOo shares PhoeLix Bank Stock, Hart.
$1,000 9S500
~ shares STATE Bank Stock, Hartford $4,000 a9Vt0
l az i5.i Siaa::5.ss. Rive. Ban. Stock w so
7'O S S AlnereAn EScbanEe Bank SIX,
NC" ACtHa-'. ....-.
200 shares Bank Of North America stock,
80 New fort.--. ...,, -,....,....-,.. alOOO oIgO
4Ju SeaFes Rank Of America Stock, New
,o loIh',,,':'' 10000 1850
sJo siAaies hank OF Republic Stock, New
iOO i EeT 512E Of Commonwealth Stock,
SOO SilFes Bank OF New YORK Stock, New
.oIA-'-.---.---'- 10000 2f
-OO slliies bank OF Commerce Stock, New
90 lOrA'.':.'- ..-.,,,..-. $4,000 10000
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Nor ONE.-Thc Memphis 4Ca00cbe having admit
red that in the late Gssissippiau Democratic Con
vsption. some two or three members were willing
81, vote for DorGLss should he be nominated, the
u;sq;qsiDpiar replies: il our friend Of the Ira
I7nebs knows that there were two or three mem
hers Of the Convention, numerous IS they were
who would support DauGIAs if he SHOULD be nom
mated. he IS in possession Of fact with Tt-e The
-7erbars themselves were not acquainted.
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z HAVE some 10 or 20 likely egroes to hire for the
present Year Among them some cooks, washers and ~
WILL l. BOYD, r., ~.
Jl'i- Nv No. 50 Cherry s7eel.
Planters Hank al Eennessee,
Nashville, 4enq., Dec. 81, 1850.
This Bank has deelsr7da dividend Of FIVE DOLLARS p-
hare, payable % to tie Stockholders on demand.
lsnS-R p WEAVER, casbisy.
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NEw ARRAYGErrrv.r-
The southern Express company.

t1 i, sll 5Spectiull give nosss that they have en-
AZ So, - - Laership, ln,sF and firm
- lal LApfsss ard Commission Business, andhavc
- aisb IN tls hdselsd Kentucky, tennessee
49, - --t'-i- soatherH Railroad Companies,
$500 go s5sr laase Roais, and rev prepared
cbs--s o9 ~ 1l.oas on the above uluei Railroads iu
a. 49, easeu1ers at low rates. Their Messengers
~ iron safes Tor the safe Transmission OF money,
ana promp. re,urns iasde -
Square. A I'-- fi1Irs IN own -'-o
JAMS r.,.., ,,.s n r = ~ -,
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There & no character connected with politics so
offensive to tie editor Of the Louisville Journal, as
a Northern Democrat who expresses himself will
ling to stand by the South in maintaining hey CON
sttutiona rights in relation to slavery. sgch NORTH
erumcn are caEedby the Aboiitogists "dougdfaces,"
but with the J0,a7aa this is too decent phrase.
The following is characteristic Of that pAPCs
The editor Of the New York News says ne came
long ago to the conclusion that the negroes are an
inferior race. if he means inferior to white men
generally, Ks Is igbt if to himself individually, he
isn't"
ims is IN keeping vlt4 sLo se9tiwents declared
By PRENTICE many years ago, tl2t ~ Eea hqTe
right to liberty. go aiafsT gbqj color"
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We regret to observe an unpleasant feeling exist
Ing between the respective friends Of Nessi4. Grru
BE and BEGCENEIDGE. in Kentucky. Mr.. Gr1HRIE's
trloaas are reported to have characterized Mr..
BEEoSsslrqEg recent speech At Frankfort as "a bid
Tor the PgesiGea,g which the friends of the latter
gentleman Indignantly IePy: asserting. however,
that though Mr.. BEEcENHBGE - rot an aspirant
Tor the nomination they have good rcsSaq ~ BE-
heve the party viii demand his services.
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THE FREE NEGRO EuI- which passed tie H9vs.
Of Representatives ON its third reading on Thurs
Gay passed its first reading in the Senate yestoEs
day. and vas refer ed TO the Committee on the Jul
dietary. j VA probably come up on its second
reading early mex. s.aal. when, we presume. test
vote viii be had
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THE DDvocR,r.-Col. r. E THOMPSON has lust
e0mmenccd the publication Of new paper under
tliS E2s@c, At Lebanon. in this State. The name
clearly indicates the political faith Of the paper
We gladly wolcoHse Ale Democrat into the political
arena. and feel assured tkSS IL aho editor viii make
it worthy otsthe cause he advocate
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Baleh Lots for sale.
Robert Bslol and others, rs. Janes c. Yilsor a.,
pursuance Of degrees rendered by the Count o. -
Davidson county In the above cause viii oder fy 80 -
ne Courh0use 10 Nashville SATURDAY, lh 1lth q Fa-
neat, the ooEi1g Lots belonging Of sIfJ @
dec -aseds that reIa2n from the former sale, Wit:
70 feet Ci Lot No. q. on Market street.
445S " =, On Jackson street
% " ., on cornero Of College & Js,F.rs,p Ga,
100 " " 81, on C9llsy- street. -
50 " -, on Crawford street.
These Lots sub-diyded will he shown on the l ~ t
TERMS-s90 in cash will he required On each Lot "a - 80
balance credit Of q, y and % months with interest it
given anduotes well endorsed. payable in Bank rsgurI
Sale to take place at the usul hours.
janll-d 2. 4. CHEAtIfAN. Clerk.
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sUILDENG

Association sFOEK
is THE NASHVILLE OR CITY OFFICE.
A FEW SHARES WANHsQBQ,
RIfANSFQiER, WcWEE1RrER d co,
ians-g
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s2slS4ilu Us
ne aEoaas of Liabilities due not due to sas or other oral
thing
Losses adjusted and No7s
3!Ssaes all4sl5d ana not DUE
Losses uati Jlsted, IN suspense waiting further proof
or Slie51 Gas -
ng, sc. IVA P''I'
TH05. A. ALEXANDER.
,r.rt,.1 -, - Acting secretJry.
STATE OF C0NNECTICTF, Hartford Co., ST.
AARgEGS7s Jan. LIST 1860.
personally appeared hai0r0 me, Justice OF the Peace duly
eqllLd % tlansr oaths T. C. Ripley President and Taos
Al1Nanor acting Score ary solemn oath Tia. he
foregoing statement or ts assets ld condition q the ua In
sur-nre Company is true,
HENRY FOWLER,
Justice Of the Pence
STATE OF TENNESSEE, SOMPTROLLER's OFFICE.
NASHVILLE. Jan. 9, Ia5U.
This certify that the Insurance. Company located
az Hartford, in The State cf Connecticut complied with all
the requirements Of act passed by the General Assembly OF
the state Of tennessee, n March, 1856 entitled An Act 10 rem
late The agencies If Insurance. Companies ogporated By
the tate Of Tennessee and that Joseph Nash w. Mari
the legally Authorized agent OF Company ia he town Of
Nashville, State OF Tennessee. ~
!. T DUNLAP.
CoRPtrSllsr.
policies tzsded aud renewed a.
]aEli din No, IS, College Street.
Nashville Female Academy.
F1sVUF srst zsss;cn tsfo nil ,,--.,.--.
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The Franklin Bevis,g has adopted the cash system,
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SATURDAY, JANUARY Il, 1850.

uY So; TRL-WEEKLY IS; WEEKLY 81.
INVARIABLY Is ADVANCE.
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GuuPOWters
Imperial and
Young EErerr, H..

0Olong and PoEehong Teas. Pickles, Preserves Oy, ~
ing T06acco ana Eany Other articles ''e''' 9-i'--
M p To all Of Whch. would call the a.-s,,1
invite the inspection Of the trade. and assure tEr NJ E
many inducements 10 be found eseTba-s W l 0--i
lan5-u AhGHEh CHEATWf nnourrur
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Mu.ic Instructfon

Nashville Female Academy.
TENHE hrs session FOR 1860 will commence January e9i
Iisa ISL o ID EITTOTT
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Z. G EASTMAN ?. c. DUNNINGTOG,
! q GRIFFTFU JNO. c. BURCH
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rRNNEssan aHGIsLArURa.
SENATE.
Enn I.--..--. q I.nn

SENATE.
FRIDAY, January g 1880.
The Senate vas called to order o, nine o'clock By
he Speaker.
UNION AsD PsASrsRs' BANKS.
The SPEAKER laid before the Senate the fol-
lowing communicates:
PLANTERS BAEK or TgsNEss2E.
Nashville, January IL, 1860
To the Hon. TAI. ". NEwMAN
Speaker CT tae Senate
sir In compliance With a resolution PASSED By
fbs General Ass,.Iably ~ he $ ats og Tennessee
on the 6ti ult % copy OF which has his daY been
handel 10 ms from you. requesting the President
and Directors Of the Planters Bank, Nc, &C., to
furnish the General Assembly The names Of their
atockh9lders, their pla OF residence, AID the
amount Of stock owned by each, We hand you
herewith l.sl Of names OF shareholders, hunter
Of shares owned by each, aud the places at which
they receive ihsir dividends The residences Of
but few Of the stockholders is not known t. any
further than il indicated By he place at which they
reeeige their diviiends
Yours very respectfully,
D. WEAYEE, Cashier.
The accompanying list shows the numter Of
shIres heid At Nashville to be 1875, q; New York
All. and a. PbilpleIpaia Z 560.]
UaIoH Bank CT TENNESSEE
Nashville, January ~, 1860
To the Hon. Tax. W. NEWMAN.
Speaker OF the Senate.
Sir; Your communication Of yesterday was re-
ceived enclosing copy Of resolution adopted by
the General Assembly on The 18th Of december, re-
ouesting he names, place Of residence, and amount
Of STOCK held by each soekhOider in this Bank. In
compliance with which enclose lis, CT the stock
holders the amount Of stock held By each, AID the
place a. which ttey receive their dividends, an }
would respectfully state that Of large part Ct the
stockholders We have no other knowledge Of their
place Of residence than that indicated by the place
they receive their dividends.
Yours, very respectfully,
J. kmKNAN President.
THE accompanying list shows the rumher Of
shares held at Nashville 9,9i7, and a. Philadelphia
/ l6 275.
o. motion Of Mr.. PETERS, il was crderSd that
! one hundred copies Of The communications and &c
c1mpauying lis; be printed Cor the use of the
! Senate.
PETITIONS
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O. p. BRowE A. , HOOPER a ,-7zrrr
WEAELL, HOOPER a. CO.,
Wholesale GrOceFs, Forwarding
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, To-
BACCe, CIGARS, SNUFFS, &C,
Nos, 6 and Market 81, Nashville, Tenn,
WHISTLES BRANDiES, WINES. &C.
w have q store and for sale cheap to the trade
70 bbls 10 NsTsom's eelebrate5 Whisky.
% bbls Old Bourbon Whissy.
% bbs Old Rys-a prime article.
10 bbls Old Rye--Waerantal Pure.
% hbs Tennessee White Whisky.
IS half barrels Cherry Brandy.
= quarter barrels Cherry Brandy.
80 quarter barrels Ginger Brandy
10 tbs pure Robertson coEniy Whisky.
{ bills pure ApoIe Brandy.
> quarter casks Holland Gin.
- b5is American Brandy.
is bhls Sweet Malaga Wine.
With CosuaC, CataFha Brandy, &c.
jlnl2d MIyEt.G HOOPER & m
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FRIDAY, January =, AooV'
The Senate vas called to order at nine O'clock By
, 1860-01-11

We nre iu receipt Of u rulr OF valuable pollta-
cal and statistical a!mauacs fur the year 1860
the T,t5une almanac and the {olna State dina
mac and !Stasitieal Eyiss<r. 0fthe former it is
hardly necessary TO spcak- The contents fthis
number l4arc already hccn 1ibernlly advertised
in our columns. il is complied and prepared by
Ar. ]. r. Clcvc}nnd Of the \. y. Tribune, tue
gentleman who las had charge Of The Almanac
for number OF years. In addition to the carc-
fu1 po!itica. tables for 1879, this number Of the
Almanac conains the action Of Congress on the
Homestead bill; record Of opinion at the South
regarding the Foreign Slave Trade; historical
sketch Of 46Airs Ia kansaa for 1859; . br;of
sketch Of tho War in Italy; tle Constitution Of
the United States. and TIC Appropriations Of
the XXXyth Congress.
The Ioio1 STATE 1i;snau1c, edited bv 7. D.
Engol mud r. II: Sylvester, contains a sketch Of
lowa; ita Territorial Government; its Terri
torial Legislatures and Constitutional Conren-
ton; Its various State Governments and State
Legislatures from its. organization 10 tie pres
ent time; its election returns from tho earliest
periods to the year 1860; Il list Of its comfy Of:
deerg; census rcturns, and iadeed ali the sta.
siatical information that could be desired to the
domestic conccrns OF 1own. II also gires tue
political platforms Of the Republican, Wing,
Amssioan Ind -Democtatic- parties,- State and
National, during The pas. ten years.
, 1860-01-11

medal requested in its stcnd certificate, sorne-
thing that he could frame and hang up III bis
shop. and smother F auted duplicate silver med
ais ut his expense, for the use of his canvassfrs
These certificates Of awards will prove valuable.
1tis what we hare contended for during the last
four or five years, and is matter Of qualification
that it is now conceded.
In the evening ssssion the steam plow premium
Was pretty generally discussed, and closed by d.
rcctrng the President 10 publish the trial ut
Freeport and Chfcugo, and to gire tho reasons
for donating ]. n. Fnwkes 1880. 1twas under
stood by the Dourd that this resolution would
also coFer the subject matter Of the report Of
the Scientific Committee, with structures
thereon Uuder the facts III the case, that re-
port was, to say tue least Of il, singular pro-
duction. Our etricturcs On dry.nursing lave
been read and fully commented On. The fact WIS
too patent for delial, anu We. think the board
will ,be hereafter permitted to liayo m opiuiou
Of their own, without the continued informed.
ding Of those q egeio gentlemen. To. morrow,
business viii be unimportant, aud the Board
will adjourn to sone day in February to rece,re
oders tor the next Fnir, and TO decide upon the
place to hold it. Jacksonville is anxious fcr The
honor, and will contest the right will, vo,r yil
lage. Ruk4L.
, 1860-01-11

Noses ". Lester and Max lljos,sbcrs, OF
Chicago, Ill; for improvement in apparatus for
heating nnd ve1tii4tlug buildings.
Jol,u Gross, OF Decatur, ILL.,; for improvement
in Germ planters.
Wn. C. usbbcstou, of Mount Carmel, I'LL;
for improved apparatus for ssnf1ing horsc.cot-
lars.
Daniel Nichols, Of 0nargl, Ill; for improve
ment in corn planters.
]. =. Taylor, Of Dixon, ILL.,; for improvement
in ploughs.
Ira G. Pratt, Of Morton, ILL.,; for improvement
in draining aud pipe-lavinS machine.
F. Misner und r Z. Misner, Of Fox, ILL.,; for
improvement in cuftisAtnrs.
s, T. Trowb1idge, Of Decatur, ILL.,; for i'm
prorenent in cases Ior physicians.
Waller Peck, Of Winnebago, Ill.,; for i'm.
provetneut in pumps.
l.. T. Hubert, Of Painsville, Ohio; for im-
proved double-seaming machine
Enoch Jacobs, Of Cincinnati, O.; for improve
ment in truss frame for bridges.
Henry II. Kinney, Of Portsmouth, O.; for ica-
provemcnt in cu1tirators
Henry F. hnoderer and Levi T. knoderer, Of
Clil'icothe, o.; for composition for removing
lncrustntion Of steam boilers.
N. Oberniiler, Of Tiilin, O.; for improvement
in railroad car brakes.
Francis Daris, Of Lima, o.; for Improvement
in cultiyators.
Joseph Singer. Of Clcrcland, o.; forimproved
hosc-:oupling.
Joseph K. Andrews. Of Antrim, O.; for i'm
proved combination OF seat and cane.
Geo. II. Permission, OF North Vernon, Ind.
for improvement in presses.
Henry F. Cromwell, Of Cynthiana, Ky; fos
improvement in pougls.
Henry Wilverth, OF Ca.eyvil'c, kr.; for i'm.
provement IN coal c1cavatng machine
Thos. F. Hunt. Of Louisville, ky., ass7gnor to
Hunt. Brauner i Co., OF same place; for im-
pro.enent in grinding mills.
L. Il. Dreysel, Of s., Louis, No., assiguor to
bim.ctf and james +, Bly, the, Of game place
for Improvement in ruling machines.
Levi Durnel!. Of Milwaukee, Wis; for iu,-
proyement in match safes
David P. Chamberlain, Of Hudson, Mich; for
improvement in fruit Eatherers.
James S: CoIvin, Of pittsburgh, Pa; for i'm
provcmeut in steering apparatus,
Geo. g. Markham, Of sleads Mills, Mich; for
improvement in seeding machines.
uri Lee. Of Burlington, Mich; for compost
ton for mixing with paints.
, 1860-01-11
A Coroner CoxyllIdcd by Il Woman.
From the Dati11ore Exehauke Jan. 81

tFrom tbs baltimore Exchange, Jan. 81
On Monday night, about o'clock, as the wlfs
Of detective Stevens was passing ulouG Gay
street, near hott, in company with relative,
n. Nelson, Coroner, and john Sut.on-ran
against her. She remarked, "gentlemen, be
careful what you are dcing," when they turned
upon her, abused her, and threatened to whip
her and "her man." {nleaning her uucle.} They
raised their fists to strike her, aud one Of them
attempted to strike her uncle, but was prevent
ed By Mrs. Stevens running between them. AZ
ter a further voliey Of abuse, which lasted until
Mrs. Stevens was ont Of hearing, Mr.. Stevens
invested ten cents in a cowhile, and giving ths
supple instrument to his wife, told her that sue
might expect DR.. Nelson 10 pay her risit dur
ing the morning, and that sue was welcome to
revenge herself By dusting his coat. Stevens
then went to the house Of the Doctor, on Bond
street, near Orleans, and told him that he was
which Stevens lives) to hold an Inquest. The
Doctor prepared bis official papers, and in COM
pany with friend, Nj. James Cole, started for
the house. On Ills arrival be was invited into
the par1or, Nr. Cole remaining On the pavement.
Mr. Stevens (who in the meantime had returned
home) entering the parlor with his xift, asked
if the Doctor was one of the men who had In
to 60 to work. She drew her cowhide, and with
an energy which only ceased with exhaustion,
scored the Doctors back. With every blow tile
dust rose in clouds, and tho Doctors voice in
ye1ls. Cole, who was Oh the outside, hearing
The Doctors screams, attempted to 60 to his as:
slstauce, but was met at the door By Mr.. Ste.
vens, who escorted him back into the street.
cieutly punished the Doctor, he Was turned out,
uud went home. Cole assaulted Stevens, who
arrested him and took lin, before Justice
Wheat, who held him 10 bail for Court.
, 1860-01-11
Later from Pixies Peak-s320,000t tl
Guild bust.

Tile Pixies Peak Express arrived Yesterday
about noon. bringing EXPRESS matter, the mails
aud passengers from Denver and Aurar1a. Tie
Express brought &, 7,50o and about $l3",0 in
tic hands Of the passengers. Mrss7s ". u.
pease, G.. ". Clayton aud G. " Lowe can,e
through from Denrer. The Express came
through in seven and one-halt Gays.
Mr. Clayton states that there is nothing OF
Tue large ditch dug from Cherry Greek, which
is intended to- supply Nevada, Kussell's aud
Gregory's di:gipss, will be in operation By the
, 1860-01-11

On Saturday last, Nr. " u. Whiseman, who
lives about three miles up Old river, and fifteen
miles from tLis city. discovered trading boat
near his place: Some days after, seeing no one
on board aud the boat about grounding, he
started TO 70 aboard, but was kept OF BY Al large
dog. On Tuesday, however. the boat being ap-
par=ntly in a sinking condition, and still no one
being seen about it, slr. ". and several other
gtn1lctneu succeeded in getting on board, and
found it uninhabited, but they were stricken
with horror On finding the floor covered with
blood and also The end OF the boat, and body
thrown into the river
Tic boat is loadel principally withlzy goods.
is paiutc.: led, and has Geo. H. Kidd, No. 90
palnted on tue side. From letters found on the
boat. it is evident thasits owner was Geo. u.
Kidd. and that he had been trading down the
Mississippi river to this point aad up The Iszoo
for number of years, in partnership, with n'au
pamed 4. T. Gilnaer. Ills father is Jacob c.
Eidd. aud it appears that be lives at Metropolis
City, Illinois. 1t is no: known whether Kidd i;
the murdered man or rot. Measures are being
taken By the police to ferret out this matter
In the meantime, the boat. letters, &C.. are in
the possession Of Ar. Whiten,an. gieks5us;
Hhig, 3lst Dc.
, 1860-01-11

among the passengers Of the COLUMBIA,
which arrived ID this city, from Charleston, on
the 4:h inst, were several who were driven ont
Of tho S,ate. on suspicion Of entertaining anti
slavery sentiments. None Of them. as we can
learn, have violAted ans Law Of the State; but
suspicion of entertaining feelings hostile to
slavery, is deemed sufficient ground for e1pel-
ling men from The Stste, however honest or in
dustrious their habits Of life. The same steamer
on her next last voyage, brought home m ex-
Pollce-sergeant Of thus city, who was notified to
driven out By fo1ce.-Y. 7. Ere. Rpst.
, 1860-01-11

Mr.. Memming.r, the. Commissioner from
South Carolina to Virginia., is to be in Rich
mond this week. Virginia is not quite ready
to unite with South Cnsoliua in forming i
Southern Confeleracy anti separating from the
present Union. Virginia is abo to maintain
her rights in the Union, sad while she can do
so will not 90 cut OF it.
In these days, when some Of the States are
sending or talking about sending commission
ers to see about matters looking to change or
revolution in our Government, it will lie well to
recur to first principles. At meeting Of the
citizens Of Loudoua county, Firglria, held in
1850, ten years ago, the following resolution,
amouC Others: was passed:
" Il solrtd, That tic people Of the United
States have delegated to their public furctiuua-
rics 50 much power rs is necessary to enable
them to administer the existing Governments
which Tie people have established, aud no more;
and they have reserved to Ntn*t{.es t1ciusistiy
the power OF deciding when ..nh ior what cause
their institutions shall be changed or sub,
verted."
This appears to US to be the true doctrine.
We do not say that wrong is not to be rigl1ted,
an that intolerable oppression is not TO be met
with revolution, II necessary; but the people
have reserved to themselves, and not given TO
their members OF Congress ur State Legisla,
lures, the power to effect or pare tho way for
that i'last Of all remedies" -A{erandria { a.
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