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Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-11-10
HOUSE
Moadoy, Nov. 5tb 1860.

sSsk < fl Aosadoy, Nov ,5th, 1S60s T
 Mrs. NJ Scott, principle. clerk of the last House of Representatives, called the House to order. a aTsaa 4 gaa F. On motion of Mr. Garland Hon. B. T. Duyal, of Sebastian county, was called to the chair. a9 .asla13 7 T .suI 1-ss.. sssss, r. A communication was received from the secretary of state, containing a list of the members elect. They were all present with two or three exceptions, and were sworn in by Chief Justice English. see aaeac The chair then announced that nomina tons forls speaker weresin order. ..se.s,e F On motion of Mr. Garland, newspaper 'eportcrs were allowed seats within the bar of the House. sa a.s,.~~..
 MT. Lewis nominated Mr. Bunch1ofl Car roll county. Mr. Gibson nominated Mr.. Yell of Jefferson. Ah, Louden nominated MT. Jennings of Hampstead. agl . sqs2 | Mir. Bunch received, on first ballot 35 votes. Mr. Yell .2l. MT Jennings 10.- Hon. Bradley Bunch having received ii ma. jority of the whole vote, was declared duly elected Speaker. 5.5 E The chairman appointed Messrs. Gar land and Killgore to conduct the Speaker to the chair. MT. Bunch was tn sworn into office by Chief Justice English, and returned his thanks for the honor conferred by the House in a neat and appropriate ad- dress. ae The speaker announced that that rlomi- nations for principle clerk were in order. MT. Crawford nominated Mr. s. Scott of Clark county, who having no opposition received 69 votes on first ballot, and was declared duly elected 's''' gre
 The House then proceeded to elect an as sistant clerk & E MT. Cook nominated MT. c. H. Carle- ton, of Jefferson county. MT. Crowell nominated Mr. Humphrey Enyzart, of Madison county.
 MT. Van Patten nominated Mir. Warren, of Craighead county.
 Mir. Murphey nominated Mr. J. A. P. Bingham, of Saline county.
 MT. Trigg nominated MT. Sylvester Lea of Pulaski county a Mir. Saffold nominated MT. T. J. Barnes, of Independence county.
 Mir Enyzart receiving 34 votes was de- clared elected
 The election O. enrolling clerk next came up. On the second ballot. Mr. !. NJ. Brown, of Crawford county. received 39 votes and was declared duly elected 1, fr,, '--' r.
 Some twelve names were then put in nomination for door-keeper. MT. Holt, oi Carroll county, was elected on the second ballot 9iii
 On motion of Mr. Humphrey message was senttothe Senate, informing that body that the House was organized. a On motion of Mr. Boone, a committee of i've mbers was appointed to report rules for the government of the House.
 The chair appointed Messrs. Boone, Duval, killgoae. Humphrey and Lewis On motion of Mr. Duval, the rules of the last session were adopted until the com mittee should report. el
 On motion of MT. Killgore, the House proceeded to elect a page Edward Y. Mcconnell was elected on the first ballot.
 On motion of MT. Gibson, the Hpusr adjourned until Tuesday morning 9 o'clock
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$70O Reaoarul.

RANAWAf f'in the month of .July,.Ae lC from the plantation of Martin < Branch xSl near Red Fork, in Desha county, a negro man N named WASHINGTON. " Wash is about 35 years Of age,,mednm size, dark complexion, has thick lips and is intelligent. He has a fine or rather sharp roics which is so peculiar that he can be easily recognized by it, as it rarely fails to attract attention when he speaks. Fifty dollars will be confinement in jail so that can get him again if taken in the State-$20O if taken out of the State and delivered to me. " "s,g"H'
 h1aylng reason to suspect that he has been stolen and entced away by some white man, Fire Hun oTea Dolfars will be paid by me for the apprehen- slon ana conviction in the courts of this State of said negro man Wash 4 s>sss.s ~
 Address me at Red Fork P. O., Desha county. Arkansas. 4 JOSEpH RPANCH
 Nov 10, lS6O 3m .t!e
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THursdoy, Nov. s.

Senate convened.
 , Journal of yesterday, with exception of the message read.
 MT Miiier presented petition of citi Iens T of Franklin county, for the relief of nl9ah' free negro from the act entitled an act to remove free negroes and mulat. toes from this State.' '' '''"'"'
 Read and referred to committee on iud;.
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TIE FIREMENs' BALL-Remember the firemens' ball, Thursday evening, 18th inst. The managers have used great exertions to make it all that can be desired. Rich supplies of good things have been procured from Memphis and New Orleans The most fastidious will realize all that may be anticipated. It will be merry time, and should be well patronised.
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Memphis and Arkansas River
 U. S. Mail Line.

A.-AAAA k111lo Ct1lA AIAaDSaS tl1Ver
 U. $. Mail Line. s .sssszsH. zsslasH This line will be ss,s5 slss sss-;4 | NOMPOSED of entire NEw BOATS this NJ season, to-wit:
 A. H. SEVER, WM. WINDSOR, Commander. CHESTER ASHLEY, REESE PRrcHAnD. SOUTH BEND, R. l.. HAYNES FREDERIC NOTREBE, JNo. D. ADAMS.
 The above mentioned Boats are now finished and Will enter the Memphis and Little Rock U. s. Mail trade on the first rise in the Arkansas River and remain permanently in the trade.
 They are first class passenger Boats, built ex pressiy for the trade, and are equiped and furnished elegantly. ~ V
 Their days for leaving Little Rock are Sundavs. Wednesdays and Fridays at 10 F. Nj, and leaves Pine Biuii for Memphis on Mondays, Thursdaus and Saturdays at 3 o'clock, P. M, connecting at Napoleon With Regular Packets for New Orleans, and at Memphis with Regular U s. Mail Packets Tor St. Louis, Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati, with the Memphis and Ohio Railroad and the Memphis and Charleston Railroad for all points North, East and West 'tS
 D7 Small Boats will connect with this line at Little Rock to and from Fort Smith, Van Buren. Ozark, Dardanele and all points intermediate
 For further information apply on board the Boats. or 10 JNQ. D. ADAMS,
 or c. s. MORRISON, Agent,
 Nov 10. 1S61 ve
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or c. s. MORRISON, Agent, NOV lU, lebp. Little Rock
Administrators Sale.

RY virtue of an order of the Probate 1 Court of Saline county, obtained at the De- tober term, l66O will offer at public sale to the highest bidder, at the court house in the town of benton, sad county of Saline, on the first Mon- day of January next, (l86l) the folowing tracts of land being the late residence of Beverly C. Ransone, decd, to. witt: 1a aae
 The southwest quarter of the southwest quar. ter aud the southeast quarter of the south est quarter of section one, CD and the north half of the north west quarter of the north east quarter, section twelve, (l2) all in township one, (l) south ot range eighteen (ls) vest containing altogether lO0 acres more or less.
 Also seven likely negro slaves: Ann, Julia, Ben, Jonn, Mildred, Charles and Lewis. Said slaves Will be sold for cash in hand, the land on credit Of i2 months. taking notes from the purchaser, with approved security, bearing interest at ten per cent from due until paid, and giving bond for title.
 MARK S. MILLER, Adm'r
 of Beverly c. Ransone, dec'd
 Nov. 10 I6f0
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containing 87l % 100 acres snsk
 ihey are high rich bottom lands, fronting on Arkansas river, and present to purcla sers A Sne opportunity for securing good cotton farms. l5si
 Terms IF months credit, bond and approved se- curity required.
 Nov 10, 1S6O 3w Adm;n;st,..,',s,. ,n, ...,
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River Lagsds for 1Sole.

BY order of the Probate Court of J Jobn.
 11 son county, the undersigned will on the lst gay oi January next. at the city of Clarks-. vile in said county, State of Arkansas, offer for sale the following described lands of the estate of James Logan, deed, situate therein, to-wit: 9r :
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M. WEAyEn, Secretary of State.
DIES SCRIPTIoN

ol ne sa,d George Johnson is Cherokee Indian, feet high; dark complexit n; black hair and black
 eyes; when sober gentlemanIy in his manners: when drunk disposed to be quarrelsome. q 1TSs,'s
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Cincinnati has 23, 6l men engag- ed as operatives in m manufacturing and mechanical pursuits.
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Dissolution of co-Partnuesrrship. usr

Dissolution of Co-Partnership. THE COsPARTNERSHIP heretofore 4 existing between Ashford < Cousins, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. James A. Ash ford is the authorized agent for the concern until further notice. JAMES A. ASHFORD,
 Ek0 A5 PETER R. COUSINS. Little Rock, Oct. 27, 1860.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-11-10

An artist proposes to build Bach elor's Hall," which will differ from most houses in having no Eres.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-11-10

O' Capt. Pike addressed the Masonic fraternity at St. Johns College, last Tuesday. The assem- \ plase was large, and the address able and elo- Quelta.-
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Last CaN.
Cloaks. Cloaks. r

e CLOAKS FOR LADIES;
 CLOAKS FOR CHILDREN;
 Eugene Cloaks; Rurnons Cloaks
 Empress Cloaks; Josephine Cloaks; Princess Cloaks; Mareno Cloaks; And large assortment of BED0UIN' ARA CIiOAKS; also one Beautiful Embroidered x Moscow Cloak,Go and Misses Bedouin Arab Cioaks in great yasiof Oct 27 ~ MRS. IO(
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oFFicE BOARD OF TRusrEEs, c. & F. R.R. Co.,
 Little Rock, Ark, Oct 3lst, 1860.
 NOTICE is hereby given to all settlers l V on lands belonging to the Cairo and Fulton Railroad Company, 'hatif they wish to avail then do we'll to apply immediately at the office of the company in Little Rock and make purchase.
 Nov. g. 1860. 2w
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Runaway Negro.
Look ouf Friends.

. LUVO UW9 ITLE7JIJS.
 SIRAYED or stolen from the subscriber. D from Ross MeClure's plantation, on the l2th oi October, a fine dark brown pacing MARE and sorel MARE CULT. The mare is rather small; large saddle marks; branded with an Fl very dim, low down on her left shoulder; a lit tie white on one hind foot, not quite to the pas. tern joint; little spavined in. her right hind leo teierabie tow in condition; about 9 or 10 ears old; rides very free, and she had on pair of shoes very much worh and large bell on.- The Colt is small, months old; bright sorel: n star in her face; one hind foot white, right, I lhnk; I VIII give liberal reward to any per- whatever, or for the d--d rogue that run them. IT L. N. CoWTHoN. Harold. Montgomery Co.,. Ark -.
 October s0th, 1860. lt~
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EysIt is absolutely necessary that the accounts of the True Democrat office should be closed. We earnestly request all hav- ing accounts. with the office to take steps to settle the same as soon as possible. e
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and they will long miss the loving eyes. the asc. sonase smiles, and the kind, wise words of her win go loved them and watched over them with anxious solicitude and untising devotion. tca 2 k4}I Peacefully she lived, and when sorrows fell upop her, she bore them patiently and qnietly, and made them' as God meant them to be, the occasion and cause of greater excellence, and a more perfec, virtue; and if our faith be not mere idle dream, her pure and quiet spirit has returned to God who gave 1t, to plead with Him for those whom she here loved with such exceeding tenderness, and to whom the world is very dark since her departure. Died, of DiptAeria, LIZZIE E., eldest child of JosIAH and SARAH A. GILES, aged six years and ten months. i5@ 5E
 Sweet little foweret, thou vert early culled. to ldd another blossom, pure and aspotless, to the band of Angels ever encircling the entbroned majesty of Him who hath saith: eSufer little children to come unto me, for of such is the king. dom of Heayen:'s sagosa a..tgas.r
 :. Oh! parents do not wish her back, sl,s geel Though far away, she's not alone. @ sss 70 But teach your humbled hearts to say,
 Thy will (not our'slsO, Lord, be done. tt
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T The Masonic Grand Lodge, which has been in session in this city for a number of days, ad- iourned on yester6ay
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Notice in Attachment. STATE OF ARKANsAs,( 11A
 CoUSrY OF JOHNSON. e slsfi ! J. &,.J slevin, PlaintDs, vs Attachment. Jesse M. Laughlin, Detsndant.S

Jesse M. Laughlin, Dstsndantj Y ! A ND now on this day comes the said IA Plaintiff by attorney and showed to the court thatthere had been no service of the writ of at- tachment herein upon the defendants person, aud that the defendant had failed to appear, plead or otherwise answer to the plantis action ,and moved the court, that, an order ofpubication be made in conformity with law. .{sit 7. 4 v. 4s.. <, :.
 Therefore, the court ordered that publication be made in some newspaper printed in this State, for two weeks successivey, the last insertion to be at least thirty days before the first day of the next term of this court, to be holden on the third Mon day after the fourth Monday in February, A. D. 1861, notifying the said defendant, that the said plaintiff, on the 18th day of July ls60 sued out an attachment in this court against his estate upon four promssory notes, and an account for merchan- disc, amounting to the sum of twenty mine hundred and sixteen dollars, and fiftytwo cents, and that unless he shall appear, by himself or attorney on or before the third day of our next term of this court, judgment willb entered against him, and his es- tate sold to satisfy the same. s. eas A true copy from the circuit court recori.
 aa ~ JOHN e. CONNELLEY, Clsyk. Nov. 3. 1860. 2t Cost of adv.- -$6 50. e
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A sarrys' Tricopherous is the best and eneapest article for dressing beautifying, cleans ing' curling, preserving and restoring the hair
 Ladies, try it. Sold by ali Druggists and Ano,h.
 Ariee. junes, ,'60,ly. i''"'
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MARRlED-On the 23d instant, by S. P. Kirkland, MT. k. D. SIMS to Mrs. SARAH DAVE SON, all of Palaski couuty.
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Tuesday morning, Nov. 6.


 Tuesday morning, Nov. 6. Senate convened.
 On motion of Mr. Oates, the reading of the journal was dispensed with until to- morrow. a@ MT. Clark introduced the following reso- tion:
 Resolued. That committee of three be ap pointed to draft and report rules for the govern ment of the Senate.
 MT. Oates moved to amend by adding: And that said committee act with such a com mittee from the House--ands that they draft joint rules for the government of the Senate and House of Representatives.'' 9f5sa f 7 Resolution as amended was adopted Mr. McColloch presented petition from citizens of Calhoun county, praying for the sale ofcertain land to Mrs. Mary w. Ash ley. 545l Referred to select committee of three. nM Message from the House concurring in
 1nILolution to appoint committee
 Excellency, D.. N. Conway,
 Rz2f the organization of the
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Fresh Groceries and Provisions,

HAVE now on hand fresh and splen- A did assortment of Groceries and Provisions, for family use. Green Apples, Onions, Irish and Sweet Potatoes, Army Beans, Cod Fish, Mackerel; and general and excellent assortment of goods. Give me a call. .-
 Nov. 10, 1860. St.
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.nzsA (Jar<1. oe'
 THANKFUL for the past pstronageto to

II 'aANAr QA TUT VIC past pdtrOn&8V4ot Il your custom, ws will endeavor to give eatis. faction in tho future. and call your sttension toour advertisement in this paper. As weouiy deal with No lhousss abroad, and buy for cash, we wiIi De able to cell as low as any body in tho City cither by retail or wholesale sad will always tes she se lect QuAlities on hand.
 By next week, we expect large quaatitiss of PROVISIONS and GnocERiEs from New Orleans, Gin cinnati, St. Louis, and hopsto Keep them on hand during the winter notwithstanding the drought and the lowuess of the river. a x,s sssw Repectfully,a SARASIN | KRAMER tO 4~s,S+h .eN t'asf e1
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ts@xrNAoA ARRIVALS OF . Groceries uud @PyOyesi0ns pet

Groceries 0asd aPrOU1SlOnS per
 Wagons, gaa Des Arc. 9 HID Sugar-cured HAMS. ~ F" Shoulder meat.
 21 Clear side Bacon. Is Kegs No..l Leaf Lard. 4, IF Western reserve Butter. Is Boxes Western reserve Cheese.
 IA bbls red Onions. 200 hs. Balogna Sausages. sisss sss .s bbls: Victoria Widc Cracksrs. 4 ;" Butter Crackers.
 2 ss Soda Crackers. a
 Sacks Rio Coffee.
 5 Bblss brown Sugar ssExA
 2 !" crushed do. 2 bbls pulverised do. N.4Ba-We have received invoices of the fol- lowing articles, andexpect them daily via Des Arc 50 Bbls. Irish Potatoes.
 25 q" select green Apples 25 <" double extra white Wheat Flour. 20 sacks Buckwheat Flour, etc, etc. All of which we will offer for sale cheap for cash at the eatabie store If SARASIN & KRAMER. 0ot 07kh 146f -a.ftS
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE or Coughs, Colds, Inlluenxa, Hoarscnes& Group, Bronchitis, lncipieat COnsunrs tion, and for the relief of Consumptivo Patients in advanced stages of th6 disease.
 So wide is the field Of in ussfhlnsn end so uf merous are the cases of ifS cures, that slmo1S cvery veSd1r q -eeuzs1.5 5ahssaas- n-pssseas-fek hcly known, who have 6een restored ion slsrnine and even desperate diseases of the lungs by i6 use. When once tried. its superiority over evay other medicine of its kind is too apparent to escape observation, and where its virtues are known, the passc no longer hesitate what antidote to employ for the distressing and dangerous affections of the pulmonary organs that incident to our climate. While many inferior remedies thrust upon the community have failed and been discarded, tais on the afflicted they can never forget, and pspc. duced cures too numerous and too Tsn@ be forgotten.
 DIR. J. c. AYE
 LOWELL
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Dr HENRY Q. lEDMUNDS is d candidate for State Lanah hgent of the Washington district.
EDlroRs 1,s DEMOCRAT,
 4ifttle Rock Ark .

Gents;f Y ou willplease announce nv name os Il candytate f nre seleetion to the office of STA TIE LIND AGENT, for the Champagnolle District, as the ensuing session of the Legislature N sefespectiuly, sa VI. l.. KELLY. q. Oct 18th, 1860. a9@ 2 seasf 4n t..ss I -
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UST RECEIVED-6a brls. Cramber- @ ries, by
 KINNEAR, HUGHES X co.
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Inc II ouse met pursuant to adjournment. 1hespeaker announced that motions and resolutions were in order
 MT. Duval offered resolution requesting the secretary of state to furnish each mem Der oi the House one copy of the Digest of ls5o. and copy of Acts of 1858. for use during the session, which resolution was adopted
 The House then proceeded to elect an assistant door keeper. Mr. Carson of Col umbia county, was elected on first ballot.
 MT. Gibson moved that the House elect a chaplain, which on motion of Mr. Boone, was laid on the table
 Mir. Dunegan offered resolution reouir ing the door keeper to provide locks and keys for the desks of the members, which on motion of MT. Duval was amended by adding, "and tables for the reporters of the press, which resolution as amended passed.
 A message was received from the Senate, announcing the organizating of that hon orable body. It wasalso announced that a committee of three was appointed by the Senate to join with a committee on the part of the House to wait on the Governor and inform him that the General Assembly was organized and ready to receive any com munlcation he desired to make.
 On motion of Mr. Duval the message was concurred in.
 On motion of Mr. Humphries com mlttee of five was appointed to act with the Senate committee.
 Messrs. Carrigan Terry, and McAlex- ander. composed the Sennte committee; and Messrs Humphries, Duval, Lewis, Bouden, and Killgore, were appointed by the House.
 MT. Boone from the select committee re- ported the rules of the last House without amendment or addition. which report was adopted
 On motion of Mir. Killgore 100 copies ol the rules were ordered to be printed for the use of the House.
 MT. Mitchell offered resolution to ap. point committee of three on the part ol the House to act with Senate committee, and report joint rules for the government of the Senate and House, and also to add thereto the standing committees of the House, which was adopted.
 The speaker appointed Messrs. Mitchell, Hemingway and Williams said committee The House then adjourned until 10 clock, Wednesday morning.
 B-BsG T7ss "
 Wednesday, morning. Nov. '.
 The House met and the roll was called The speaker then announced the followiug standing committees:
 l On Ways and Means.--Humpbrevs Ga''and, Thorn, Hemingway, Smith, CrawlSEd, Pennington
 On Me Judiciary. Boone. Duval. Yell Gibson, Clayton, Lewis, Harper, Harrison, Cravens, Mack, Key, Trigg, Van Patten hillgore, Humphreys, Farr Cook, Louden. Cravens,
 On Edacation.-Yell, Mitchell, Ware, Louden, Landrun, Kenner, Jones of Yell, Aeree, Furgerson, Mclean.
 On Federal RelGtions. --Duval. Hum phreys, Harper Crawford, Smith. Robert son, Thorn, Clayton, Yell. Van Patten, Hemingway, Brown.
 On haternal Improvements. ts.-Van Patten smith, Morton, Jennings, Bowden, Childers James, Humphreys, Tucker, Hemingway.
 On Banks.-Harper, Crawford. Mitchell Robinson. Van Patten, Sanders. James Bowden. Davie, Satfold, Padrett Ga,iand Cravens, Crowell.
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Legislative froeeedlngs.
lKondoy, Nov. 5, 1860.

| The Senate was called to order at 10 o'clock, and on motion of Hon. w. w.
 Watkins. MT. Terry was called to the chair pro tenn. sH v asa- 6sAa sss
 After discussion, Mr. Kimbell was de- clared secretary until the election and quail fication of his successor. The Senators presented themselves and were severally sworn by Hon. F. w. Compton. ,s,s r = ss'
 Mir. Fletcher was elected president by vote 22. dss3 z 4 -zs.{ :, ,..1''f Y si9 The president announced that uomina- lions for secretary were in order, whereup- on MT. Davies nominated J. D. Kimbell. of Pulaski county; Mir. Gray nominated c ! M Holt, of Saline; Mir. Clark nominated w. Rapley, of Pulaski. qetgAa sr vT
 No other nominations, and Hon. A. H. Carrigan, being appinted secretary. (Mr. hnnoie beingin nomination, J the roll was called, and MT. Kimble received 14 votes. MT. Holt ', and Mir. Rapley 2, a.
 The president announced that J. D Kimbell having receivedca maiorityaof all . the votes cast. was duly elected secretary. sh MT. President announced that nomina- ton for assistant secretary were ins order
 After q humber of ballotings, w, H. Rosson of lzard county, having received majority of all the votes cast, was duly elected assistant secfetary--was presented and took the oath of office. 4 ls as# aa MT. President announced that nonina- tons for door keeper were in order, wher.- upon nominations were made, and after a number of ballotingsit was ascertained that James Berry of Carroll having received a majority of all the votes cast, was diilv elected door keeper, who presented himself and the oath of office was administered.
 z On motion of Mr. Lemoyne,. the Senate proceeded 10 elect an enrolling secretary, and nominations being made, after several ballotings 1t was ascertained that Jno. w Woodward of Pulaski, having received A majority of all the votes cast was dnlv elected enrolling secretary of the Senate. who was present and took the oath of office. < A message was received from the House of Renresentatives, announcing the organi- zation of that body. .55>s 1s ''' T committee of three was appointed on the he part of the Senate, to wait with similar committee on the part of the House, ol, his exceliency E. N. Conway, and inform him that the two branches of the General As sembly were organized, and ready to re | ceive any communication he might design to make. ssts "
 The president nominated Messrs. Carri-' gan Terry and McAlexander said commit- tee. M e4
 On motion, the rules of the last Senate were adopted for the government of this. body. .s ,..ss.s -, ',ss ',,'-
 On motion, the Senate then adjourned nntilto-morrow at 10 o'clock. aa