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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-14
PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD.

T TAKE pleasure in announcing 10 my old friends and
have again returned to resume the practice of the
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART in all its branches, having pur-
chased the interest d my brother in the old establish
ed Gallery in Union street, sud having spent tour
months n New York the past Summer 10 obtain fully
all the late improvements IN the art have painted,
renovated and enlarged the suite Of Rooms
That my facilities now better 10 produce nrst-
class work than most Galleries can boast OF, and con-
duce to the comfort Of patrons trust not only
to sustain the proud position the Gallery has hereto
fore sustained but TO elevate il 10 still higher stand
ard have also engaged the services Of Ar. COOK,
of the best Photographers in the world, who took
the Pictures which obtained the first premium at the
Worlds Fair in London, in 1851, and am determined
only make this the leading Gallery IN the State
but my work shall not be surpassed North South,
and now introduce TO the public the following new
styles:
Imperial Photograph, India Ink,
Vigenette, plain or colored,
1vorytypes,
Pastel PortalPictures, life size,
Photographs Canvass, life size,
Visiting Cards, full length plain,
Autograph Photographs, is taken at one sitting
Stereoscopes, on glass or paper, llr 81
still continue TO make the helainotype and Am
brotype heretofore. The above styles are ali en-
tirely in this city, except the Autograph Card
when but made at sitting. All who are IN want OF
anything IN my line politely invited to give my
call before visiting elsewhere, when viii prove by
occular demonstration the above facts
Respectfully, f. n HUGHES
oct20-u E. a. D. o. A
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NEW SERIES-NO. 1543.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
RENEWABLE AT Pfz6srRE.

RENEWABLE AT FLk4SURE
one square one year. $30-eaeh additional square SO
written notice must be given 20 take out and stop
advertisements OF yearly advertisers before The yer
expires, otherwise We shall charge till done
No contract OF yearly advertisements viii be discnu
tinued without previous notice TO as nor viii any
charge be made ior less than year at the yearly
rates 80
Hs- Advertisers exceeding the spsce con-
tracted for VIII be charged for the excess "a
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NOTICE.

ON or about the 10Th October, in Warsaw, Miss my
JPocket Book was stolen from me containing note
for Two Hundred Dollars, more less, drawn by +.
Tanning and endorsed by A. J. HcHhirter Co. The
public is hereby notified not TO trade for said note
noy8-H ROBERT LAW.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-14
That Valuable Farm,
Beautiful Farm,
Housekeeping Made Easy.

rU1HE WHEAT CHER YEAST CAKES viii always il
sure good Wholesome bread For - c,nts you
On get one dOz Yeast Cakes, which VIII make 30
Arge loaveS OF the best b-ead-
5Co CAKES SILVER SOAP, hourly expected by
express Almost every family IN town has used IL
For Spring cleaning il nvacab beiOr wishing Paint,
Looking Glasses Gided Work, Marble Silver Or Plated
Ware
REFRIGERATORS.-W have sold = large lot OF
those famous Philadelphia Refrigeratcrs We have
large lot coming They warranted 10 give satisac
tiOn as they only the best but they are the
cheapest known
aprI4-tf MACKENZIE AINCitlN-
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For Sale.

THAT comfortable dwelling, No. 165 South summer
L street, fsrmsriy the residence Of Russell Houston,
III.
xso, No. - North Summer street, ths prsssnt rel.
!. UkkHAN. PruidGnk
snnae uAsa b.nk = 1rs1l
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Coal Oil Lamps.

q DOZEN Coal OIL LAMPS, Of various styles, fttsd
U with the eelebEated Collins Burner, tor sale by
feb25-tf RAINS, BROWN i co.
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Dry-Goads very thpap.

r AN now in receipt of my Earge and We'll ,SSorted
Istock OF staple and Fancy Dry-GUois. which an
offering at very lOw prices
As Guick slies and small profits IS my motto am
,-iIIiug 10 tL,. M with the accomplish thcior
Tner and will offer great inducements To All Who VIII
favoT me with j call especially TO cash buyer Come
and see for yourselves DAVID III ia liAE1I
sepI2I-tf No = South SIDE Ol Inc @4d1le-
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Pi;sHlOS.
Music.
sCuUETZE s LUDOLFF,

aIANtFAC. URERS OF IRoS FRAME -
VI GRAND, SQUARE and PARi OK - 5 =
ti AND r'IANO EURft :, made with 4 III Ii n n
all TI-e I7lipreyetneI Is conductive TO ! -
81 erinri:y of t, e touch nd 4 rability, COL
MEDALS twaried at the Fairs IN New YORK Is
'5t; IN So aud il 81 1. aIs, 1859 I'eaers Scho
and imiies sill save money Oy calling bef re
chasing AuInstTu nsnts guLTa iteed for tIree
N;trerps,ns 452 RRDOiE Sr & lew doers Wee
Rro.tyxav y Nv York feh2I-6
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EwIOYlEEET-S5o MONTH AND ALL Ex-
IzPENSkS RAID---An Agent Is wanted in every town
and county IN the United States, engage in q re-
spectabe and easy business BY which the above pro-
ess may certainly be rsslized For fun particulars
ens.er of broadway, New York City, incltxing ons
postage stamp.
oc<2o- o-dtrfwxw3m tf<4 k5 = =
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JOHNS & CROsLEY7S
Improved Gutta Ptrchi Cemcit Roofing

: CHEAPEST xOsT DURABLE HooFINGIN USE IL
4 l. FIKE AND wAIAR PROOF. IL Can be applied tt NEW
rnt OLD .ouFS and TO old snIngie rOois
sCithoHt rezaOriHg lss shingles.
rdE COSfIS ONLY ABOUT 0NE-THIRD THAT OF
TIN, AND Is TWICE As DURABLE
GrTTA rERcHA CEMENT for preserving aud repairing
TIX and METAL kos p o every description.
From as gseat lastcity, nSt Injured by the con
rton AID EXPANSION oi IA eias, dHa toiu not c'dcA
ooId mr. run ia oedther- These materials
naVe been Thoroughly { -stei iE New York aud alE
.arts of tie Southern sd Western States, and We
give abunrla ant prOOf OF all claim in theiI
favor.
fhy readily applied by ordinary laborers, al
triHng expense
"No HEAT Is REQUIPED."
These materials put up ready for use, and for
shipping 10 ali par Is Of the evuntfy, stn lull printed
directions fir ..rpiicsI iOn.
Fdli descriptive circulars vii be forwarsied sp
PlIcas0n bs mali or Ia person, principal ofh
es ST. BtOAtNAY, lppp0site =. Nlch0lAs Hntel.)
Ny, 349 LION 81, loppos te City Hall BROOK
LYN. JOHNS a CROSLEY-
iuae2-fm
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SUG.IR
Important to Sugar Planters.
TINE undersigned would call the particular at
J. tention OF Planters 10 the
star Bagassc Furnace,

patented June Is, 1858.
Its advantages are as follows:
ist. Its operation is effected entirely by natu-
raj draft.
"a. Its perfect combustion OF Bagasse OF any
quality.
Sd. II is under the entire control of the En-
gineer, and can consequently make more on less
steam as required.
18th. IL will burn Bsgasse for either one or
two sets OF Kettles, without increasing the SIZE
OF tho Furnace.
5th. 1t contains no CRATE bars or Iron Work
IN the interior.
9th. 1t Is self feeding. a new aud beautiful
arrangement 81 hopper, admitting Iar Bsgas>e
regularly into the Fum1c- while at .hr same
Tune Il : incapable OF arrangement
-'h. 70 rmirs neither sparks, smoke or heat
from the feet opening, so that II can be placed
nm the interior %. lr. sugar House D! more couye-
rert. The Euysyrs o. Mrs,Is. GIeaud y de-
bleux. ami Col +. 6 " Bn'ier-ho,h o. lb~r-
vIle-arc in the interior ct the Sugar House
Sfh. Owing to ia" Arrangement oi ar hlrs.
and exit HInr aui smoke arches, iae exterior
oithe Furnace Oh, 81 all uues perfectly cool
OH. The quantity II Stag formed owing 10
the perfect combustion OF me Bagas>r, aHd thu
heal. lcrrg CARED OF as las, a, generated is
considerably diminished
10Th. Ire Furnace cdT b. cleaned out whit.
lu "a "Td'IHi, WIN thr greatest iaclHiF- N" l'.-
s],ruc'tuu %, the hearth ,ausius lAr as4-- aLl s.s-
10 acc tnala'e a. he ash door,.
Iiia. Tie lame Ia cSg.-t 90 act equally ou
he entire i-rs'a Of ne boiler, instead ul being
thrown GA one particular part, "A. j. the case so
ai other Furnaces
l-'h. SluU'i he water accidentally lrcums
loo low IN tue boiler, the hea, and a,ue can iu
an Instant te TUNED into the chimney through
another channel AMI so prevent tue itrrai.ru OF
steam. The camper 20 eliec: the atore arous--
m-U' j. pia~el a, such q distance from RE tre.
that there D, no possibility pI is becoming warp
81 uT Incapable 20 acting.
I5'a. itoccup!es !->, ,Tacr, aud ,s consequent
~ more economical % construction taan any other
Bass,>e Furnace.
IVh L. great ec1uomy q iurl- ss.lom ~
quirHg over h7ii a cpr! Of WOOD iu twenty .nHr
hours. Th- syy.e quantity OF wood VIII uus
-uflcien' Steam IpF Cane Eggi8s and steam V4n.
besides %a.'ONirs a surp.Is which asg J- E,s4
f. Tor JiartYsug.
Eead the following testimonials ilcn well
Known sugar Planters:
lor !lgtheI snsornauou. please address tie Ia.
'eaies. EAAN >hELi.l,
I.14aeg4sc, Ia.Ish ~ fgvg.s'r
December iEiA, l>I-.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-01-07
BOYS COLLEGE.

eTa PLAQUEHfNE, La.
THIS institution is now open for
10 the a admission Of pupils. The seryi-
SAEX ces Of NJ. PARoT, an accomplished
teacher OF French, have been secured Tor this de.
partment and he will be on the ground in a few
days, when those desiring instruction in this
branch can be accommodated. The principaLwill
also soon take up hs residence ia the institution,
when a limited nnmler Of pupils from abroad
maybe accommodated with board. "
Special pains will he taken in preparing youth
thoroughly for College, ia order thatiheir future
courSe may be both easy and salts factory. The
>ame care will also be taken with those who may
wish to prosecute their classical studies beyond
ne Tudimenis ia this institution.
A carelal supervision WILDE exerciseioyert the
morals, habits and conduct ofpupiIs dufing school
lfours or while resident in the Institution.
The following are The urf
TERMS OF TUITION, sc.
j urinary English, per month, $500
English studies, 500
french, with English branches, 500
attn. French and English, combined, 1000
,oaTd, per month, 1900
Washing, extra,
IS All bills payable monthly.
instruction in Painting and Drawing given in
le institution, IL desired.
\.sn PAUL SELBY. Principal.
Naquemine La, Oct sth, 1850 ocis
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-01-07

AsrorNprNe IeNoRAxcE. HE IN

AsrouSDING IGxoRAScE. The Doual
journal relates anextraordinary Instance
of ignorance in a village neal that town.
\ physician called D few days ago TO
prescribe for a sick child or peasant
woman, and ordered a warm bath
.'Nhat is a bath Z" said she. Heat
some water in your pot on the fire and
put your child into it, A few minutes
after a neighbor entered, and found that
the woman had put the child into the
pot with the water, aud had placed the
little creature ON the fire, which she was
diligently stirring up Of curse the
visiting neighbor rescued the child from
the horrible fate with which it was
threatened.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-01-07
Barber Shop Removal.

NICOLAS BIEHLER respectfully Informs his
" irlends and the public that he hos removed
has Barber shop from Bank street 10 The house on
Main street lately occupied as a Barber shop by
BlSSou.
While thanking his friends for their iavors.
\. BIEHLER takes this occasion TO say that he
viii leave nothing undone to give the utmost sal
usIacllon 10 all who palr0nize HIM. my
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-01-07
Special announcement
FROM THE
Quaker City Publishing House.!
100000 Catalogues,

NEW, ENLARGED AND RENISED-NOW READY.
FOR DISTRIBUTION.
Superior Inducements to The Public!
4 new and sure plan for obtaining GOLD and
SILVER WATCHES, and other valuable Pri-
zes. Full particulars given in Catalogues, which
will We sent free TO all upon application.
Valuable Gifts. worth from so cts. TO 500,
GUARANTEED TO each purchaser. 500, 900 in
GIFTS have been distributed 10 my patrons within
the past six months-SlJO,0 900 10 be distributed
during the next six months.
The indictment offered Agents are more libe-
raj than those OF any other house in the business.
Having been IN the Publishing aud Bookselliny
business Tor the last eight years, my experience
enables me 10 conduct the Gift Enterprlze with
the greatest satisfaction 10 all.
0~AGENTS WANTED in every Town and
County. For particulars address
DUANE RULISON,
Quaker City Publishing House,
80 South Third Street,
ocl Philadelphia. Pa.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-01-07
GAZRITR & SBNTNthb.


Ea-Washington letter writer's seem
unanimous in awarding praise to the
Hon. Daniel Il. Sickles for the discreet
subdued manner>in which he deportS
himself in the House. He has gained
oversmaiy of his old friends, and the
general feeling towards him is kindly
andfavorable. .
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-01-07
To Planters. hechanic> and Cap
lIsltNI@.


THE .ujsIsgu-i s.u,d cal a'''sr,ior 20 H.
L ~NEH IMPROVED WOOD OR COAL
FURNACE" Pl.su,eL Dec. Il, .ss>. rs al
vantage, ar. as h'iCvs.
1t H. great eroromv OF tayi. as causnmP'ian
5.i"g invsusbly bty p-I eru, .vss faan toe
ordinary arrangement
. is combustion oi iHsl being peilsc's At g,
consequently ,IoSe 49,
s. /; : uadrr Tie entire couiTol 0. the utf"u-
DAT. comaIs'!ou YG0trfa.u. - a suI.'rm rate.
IA i-p-r'lr''y fth- amoutf oftusl aiu 'f-a.
1. There BEING 40 oPeH ashFil, danger from
fire IS obviat-d.
J. Tue cleaning ou, Of ashes can he effected
y 18th q, much facility a. ~ tie ordinary loan or
furnace
8. The fame being distributed evenly,
throughout The entire length Of the Boir r- Ts
liability 70 become burned Is considerably ia
miaIshej.
:. 1t can be adapted TO every form OF Boiler
or Sugar kettles.
;. Il i peculiarly applicable 10 steamboat
Boilers a. the hTr can he checked without open,
ing the FIue Caps. and tie exterior OF The iur-
nd-e beng 81 all times perfectly cool, sjSW age
room is increased as 'he freight may % placed In
direct contact with the sides OF The Furnace
The above Furnace has been IN successful one
ration in iberyi,le and adlninrng parishes tor The
past year. invariably e~iieciing a saving Of fifty
,eT Cent IA iaei.
The undersigned refers 20 the following gen.
ilemen who have hal ms furnace u, use:
EaisIn Dupuy, lJeryIie.
Michel SchlaiIe, =
GeTv.s Schlaire. >
!. :. Leblanc.
ChaS. A. BruSlt,
Davenport X Ford. Lafourche.
Hill Il Markham. Baton Rouge
Purchasers viii ind the above a profitable III
VeSiuieni.
For further particulars address tue Patentee,
EVAN SHELLY.
Pialueminr,
iauIJ Parish OF Ibervile
TC-Lonisiana Parish Rights, land Rights lot
all the States OF the Union except louisiana foT
SALE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-01-07

I'VE ar '~rrsgned respectfully Informs Ht.
/ usea3s ani7 re vu5.ss general, thai Dee .as
s--rrru mel Iu "a sre, as a great "ts,.r.
30 a, patrons. 'H Ne~p m f~ia4rrmlH~- Ugh
u.' .l, Fvar. tar stock o. H. sr' N."s
All also >Ia,-. watch h. Iu'r.t, - at fal.,r
,als ~ rrtrs' 4 BHg oibv frI8o. -ri upon The
usaa. 4s'IuE Terms he trust, TINS rr-
n~Wcd evidence oi M, a4-p1,1lou 80 scCoulwo-
date lie pubic, wall in.alr h.m a crH-H aase o!
ne patronage be has HsTe'riur" received
au2S II. r. MOORE
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-01-07
For Sale,

Two valuable Tracts Of Land. for which m
i the owuer has the u. 5. Patent. siiua. -
ted in the Parish Of Iberville on the Bayous Ma
rangouIn and Crosse Teie.
Isl Tract Of Land, Lots No. ! and ?. containing
202 acres. well timbsred land. in Township 5 OF
Range 10 Easi-seciion S..
2nd Tract. Lots numbered 6 and 7, Of Section
90, OF Township =, o! Range 10 Fast. located ii
short distance from the crosse Tete Rail Road.
This tract Is well numbered also, with the best Of
cypress, and contains l60 acres.
TERMS-One third Cash-ihe balance in one
and two years. For further information apply
at this office. jell
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-01-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE FUTILE HOUSE.

M ~ FILING PUBLIC in particular, as
SytaSS3 well as Regular Boarders, that the
above House-which has been established about
two wears. more as a Private Boarding House
than a Hotel-has lately, by the advice Of friends
and the urgent demands OF the public, been ex-
tended 10 a depth as great as It's former length,
aud now presents, IN the extent and style OF MS
accommodations. the characteristics OF a hrst
class Hotel. second 10 no other ~ the country pa
FISHES, To hich he invites the attention OF all re-
curing accommodation of the character which
NAV be expected al a hrst class Hotel.
The FUTILE HOUSE Is most elIgibly situa-
ted. both for The convenience OF Travellers and
the Business Commonly. IL IS situated on the
corner OF Bank aud PiaqUemsne streets. opposite
the jeamb0a landing and Immediately on a line
Wtjh tire late Planters lBtsseIi-) Hotel, dnd
about one huutred wards distant rom the nFeT
H. Iroui Of the Housc there - a handsome PoTii-
go. above and below, az extensive Reading
ard Reception Room, iu which there - one OF
ihe hrs, >afrs. .of he preservation OF valuab.rs,
anywhere 90 hr iouud-a delightful Dining Room
ant Be! Room. SC. that cannot be- excelled in
lr,4, and parity around the huo,a there - yard
10 aUs green sWsrt, most dciignuui tor children.
Ia me, ia. uudersigued - conndeUttnat Imyei-
eJsa., others - il mad al The IIIlLE HOUSE.
egegy ,7m.yG alt attention that could be eN-
pe,tri 20 Hotels Of The hIghesB ,putaiIon. and az
pufys that cannot fat - b. acceptable.
The late improvement beng now almost
completed. with al euuIr new outut OF FuTul-
tote. ggliir-. -, The FUTILE HOUSE -
cuuhdsntl, thrown Omen o. the public - a frsi
class hotel. 90 zach the uuteTsizu ei respectfully
invite, ali Sho desire quieI anu elegant accom-
Uc's.I1u,
noyIs.n J. : FUTILE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-01-07
FE.M.RLE SE.WEs:gRY..

! EEIFfg THE ANIMAL Session Of this In
k-4kxT %siitution will Oh MON
GAxxAy DAY the I'd If October.
Terms of tuition remain unchanged-s3 per
month for the juvenile studies, including French.
Sc for the rqiddle classes.
So for the senior studies.
50 for the Latin language.
$40 for Board, Lights, and apartments furnish
cd-washing extra.
One week vacation during the Christmas Holli-
days. Tenn closes the last day of July.
'w- Payments made quarterly.
Incidental expenses assessed upon all equally,
not varying materially from 81 per quarter.
sep3-tf &c. G~aSELLECE, Principal.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-01-07
LIVERY STABLE.

The Undersigned res
NSo p~sc'iul.v inform ne pablo
dftCT that. having purchased ard re-
~N@Ss7 moved 90 iAe Livery stable
formerly Owned and occupied 10y SAN. Ncs5t.
d,n. and latisT'y hy Ira Orcu'i. On IT
Main street iu The town o. Plaque Y
mine. and having a@i~d much 10 n "EN -
IN the way OF are Horses and Bug. -, they
sre prepared 10 carry on the Liz EEl SIABLL
BUSINESS 10 al he branches.
Horses, aUl Vehicles OF almost every kind. rea
dy a. shor, notice.
Family Carriages supplied.
Customers can rely upon having their Horses
well ted aUi taken care 81. GIVE us a tuai.
We also have fuc large LOS FOR the accom-
modaiion Of droFeIs.
JAMES BARKIR.
myl-ly J. p. MARlONNEAUN.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-01-07
.Auctioneer.
Always Get the Best.

TNHlS you will do il you buy your KNIVES
l. and RAIORS from us. We have just re-
ceived by steamship ~ Soto, a very large aud
fine assortment OF Real Joseph Rodgers cur.
LERY-for sale cheap. by
deci7 STOCKLEY & DELAvALLADE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-01-07
NEW GOODS.
HAASE bros.

HAVE Just received an invoice Of NV
Ii SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, which
they offer at low rates, and request their friends
aud the public 10 call and examine them before
purchasing elsewhere, Us they feel satisfied that
both prices and articles will be acceptable.
apr2
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-01-07

D Goods sold will not under any circum-
stances be taken back after three days, and not
then if in bad order.
sepl7 j.. MCWILLIAMS Il CO.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-01-07

NOW ia store and ior sale by ROTH, De
" BLIECN 4 co, al their Old stand, corner
Bank aud Main streets, PiaquemIne. La
90 bbis tieacned Whale ol:
20 bUls. winter strained Lard OIL.
10 bbls. No. DO.
10 bbls cotton seed OIL,
1900 par bcs, osk-iauned Russeis.
1000 pair iTon-r-s-. oak.tann-d Russsis,
100 pain planters l~ors-les grain Boots,
80 PAR planter. shor, les Boots,
800 ker.ey Monkey Jackets.
100 krTses Pants.
100 dozen Kentucky Wool Socks;
"a DO do Ne, socks aud Stockings;
so O., Blue aud Red Flannel OyershIrts,
Is do Collins. Ky. Yankee Patent Axes,
80 DO Black au1 While Wool Hats,
10 DO Glazed Hats;
10 do Scotch Wool Caps,
20 90 Anne, .pad-s, shori and long handles.
Is do Amrs suoyels, do DO,
~ 90 Ca,l-,teel Case knives;
3 do Iron, tin and copper sugar aides;
3 do do DO do Summers
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-01-07
SaddIery.

\ fgli assortment; OF Ladies. Misses Gents an'
HoVs' PLAN ant QUIl'eG Seats. Bn'cuIn.. Gar
Saddles. Buggy aGd Carnsse haues'. hidin-
ems Eu.gy " alys. B.E4 bHs.es, Bno.e Filings
T.s, an suarl.- B.,s, Maringalss. Buggy Relns
t,44fhs and >.rsllgies.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-01-07
Carts! Carts!i
HALLS Ploughs.

TLlPPiR q EAGLES No. !. , and 3;
y EIukes. >ubsoils and Lett-hand P.Oughs.
For sale by
decIO ROTH. DEBLIEUX x co.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-01-07
Clothing--C Clothing,
India Rwbbcr Goods.

Of latest - .e,. IoT Gen's, Boys AMI Children
\ largr assortment seamless Oy-rcoatS.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-01-07

Cua.s and Wrappers,
Hats. Camp Blankets
Table Covers. Door-ma's.
Robbie! C'r'rs ot different WIDTHS and culofS.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-01-07

WTnsr-Gfeen French Merinos.
Sugmer-Pink Bingham.
Ii is TO be worn only on Sundays and Thurs
days, and the other holidays when going to
Church or Walk. Patterns of the make and
the shade may be had at heConvent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-21
PFecsedfngs of Ta-Day.

In IHE SENATE, day, no business of impo,'
aAce was transacted up to the time of taking up
the special order-the Democratic Caucus resoIu
tlons introduced by Mr.. Davis-when Mr. Toombs
having the floor, proceeded TO address the Senate
thereuPon, and our report closed
HOUsE.-The Speaker laid before the Housc
the special message of the President similar IN
that communication of Saturday. Recommendation
InIthef legislation with regard to captured AT
rlcans.
Mr. Branch said in addition to slaves recaptured
by the Mohawk, unofficial information had bcen
seized on the coast of Cuba; hence there should
be prompt action on the part of Congress On
bis mouon the message was referred TO the Com
mittcc on the Judiciary.
MI Sones introduced bill to establish q uni-
form system of bankruptcy; referred to the Com
mittee on the Judiciary
Mr.. Duel introduced bill granting one hum
dred and sixty acres to each officer and soldier
VINO has served in the Army for d period of five
years, although not in any Of the wars In whic
this country has been engaged
other bills introduced relative to bounty lands
, hr ELIOT introduced a resolution calling upon
the PRESIDENT for any information in his possesson
IeiauVe 70 the Chinese CoOlie trade Adopted
MI Wells introduced a resolution for hne and
imprisonment for purchase of Africans imported
into the country in violation of law for the sup.
preston of the slave trade up
Objection being made, the resolution lies over
Mr.. Montgomery introduced the following res
olutiOn: . i''
ReSotred, That Uhe Senate concurrinp) the Pres
ldent OF the Senate and the Speaker of the House
ueciare thelr respective houses adjourned sine DIE
on the 18th OF June next. Adopted