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The Pirate shennndoah.

By the arrival Of the whaleship Ontario
at San Francisco we have dates from the
Arctic Ocean 20 September %, up to which
time the fleet appears % have done very
well, some vessels having made large
catches. ship Louisiana and bark Craft
tude, OF this port, have been wrecked.
The Shenandosh had not been heard from
since June 2s, on which day she has preyi-
ously been reported a. steering 10 the sonth-
wsrd; and ii is presumed tnat we shall
hear OF no further depredatiOns. Wsddell
was informed on JUICE 3 that the war was
closed, and several captains showed him
newspapers contsfng The particulars of Lees
surrender, but he affected not 10 believe il;
but il would appear that a nights rehec-
lion caused him 10 desist from his intention
Of destroying the whole whaling fleet, and
feek an asylum aud place ot sale for his
ship in slme friendly British port, and he
viii probably be heard Of next at MelbOrne,
where our "neutral'' friends will make a
mock perchase Of her, as though she had
not be Onged to them ever sinca she was
launched. Some contend that She went to
the Ochosk Sea, but If she had continued
the work Of destruction there the crews of
captured vessels would before this have
been heard from ie come friendly port.
The fires seen in the Artic Ocean on the
29th Of June, were probably the burning
hulks committed to tbs flames the day be
fore, and which might have drifiej so far
o. to cause the superstition that other YES
sells had been captured.
The loss 10 New Bedford will be large,
however, il no other ships were burned
than have already been reported,a las the pre-
mum psid 10 New York and Boston insur-
ance offices amount TO more than the losses,
and ,he Arctic office, New York, which WAS
supposed 20 have made q venturesome
speculation, will, it is said, make money out
OF the operatiOn.-Ncio Bedford StoHdard.
A Washington dispatch TO the Phiiadel
phia Ledger says "The notice sued hy
the Stale Department, some time since, call
ing Tor the presentation Of claims ageinst
foreign governments has been quite freely
responded 20, and Mr.. Sewsrd will no doubt
give these matters his attention very soon
sitter his return. This notice was INSIDE
public before Earl Russell he'd pointedly re
fused TO entertain Mr.. Adams proposition
for q settlement, bot the latter fact will not,
il IS believed, deter Mr.. Sew I'd from
| making up a complete list Of all just claims
and presenting His Lordship with the bill
| IN full. In no event, however, Is IN IN
pleasant result feared. The fact that tho
finances abroad were not al ell influenced
| by the publication Of The correspondence
/ shows that Lombard and Threadnesd
streets FL least, were perfectly c. Ia over the
matter, and that all the apprehension Of
a break IN the friendly relations Of the twJ
governments were confBed 90 the editorial
ssnctums Of the London journals. The ira
preston here to-day is that the commission
| segregated by Earl Russell Will be accepted
and thst ali the questions in dispute srisine
cut Of tho war, ca both sides will be referred
10 that body for adjustment.
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Notice.

HAVING suzgestei 20 thu Clerk RI ths County
II Coint a Smth Csuniy 1b- issolvsusy Ct me
estate q L. j.. Squre-. receasci / hereby noffy
al pers-ns hAying claims sgs n sad e-tzfe b fe
then with TIE CerE @ sal ourt, properly suths n
rostsd, By the l5th O. Februsry neri, for PR
MA Of sEid e-fsis, or ihey vi - forever hsfTet
Tbs AuEuat isl5. BF SMTTH,
oCrof-sg' EIscutlr Of /. J. s4uiTas, dee 4.
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sAMARITAu's
Root and Herb Juices,
The Crest Blood Purifier ard Remedy for
SCROFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS,
LETTERS, SCALES, BOILS, SYPH-
Ills OR VENEREAL DIS
EASES, &c.

For SYPHILIS or Venereai Diseases, the ssnsri-
tsn's Root and herb Juices s the most potent GER
tain and efectual remedy ever prescribed 10 reach
e. and eTaiicatss every particle Of The venerea poi
SON 20 that he cure b. thorUuah and permanent.
Take then this purifying remedy sud be hsalei,
and DO not transmit 10 posterty that for Which
you may repent 10 after years.
DO NOT DESPAIR
Although you may be pronounced incursHle, the
Sauarit-n's Root and Herb Juices viii remove
every vestge Of impurities nom the System. Eali
a. q ! the bad effects 90 Mercury.
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our Car Lead Rates f5r sait pr il q =. $3.50
-. 4. -. .l.-,,.,s of Gre sait uog ie.nE
ssir,.5 49,, ~. "a - ar bushels o. i'
P0uud Barrels 90 rl,--.rs CIV ,rir
IN snd anes to-day - fetl. - 80 - s,.-.f
l., - = ...-.l. ton. shippers VII piease
max HtisHr % p n EnfFa,
GeleraI Frsigh stEsuL
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ROOT a44 hrll Juices r al NueltauAal rice MY
cents.
The efficacy Of these remedies 10 alike scknowi-
edged Ey phys 'ians sud pstiebt.. They are used
10 Ibs u. S. Hospitals snd By their real merit have
gained The appreciation o. the ulost SHE surgeons
Patient take not ce The Ingredient. are known
70 The physicians VINO use theIa as you will BY
the following:
PosI HosFTr1I, FoRT MaHs4ALL,
Baltimore, Feb. 90 Isa4.
81 have great satisfaction 10 stating tnat have
a ed The Samsrtaa's Remedies" ioIiV ersTsal
Iisease IN is most customary iorms; that ! have
used them with Judgment, discretion, and proper
ly, ana have found them respouu o. my auucips-
to promptly anu eiisctusl y Knowing their
composition, have the fullest confidence IN their
efiracy and a. lsr 81 my use Of them eIteDds, !
recommend them strongly
ALFRED @. BOWERS
Assistant Surgeon 5ih NeH OK Vols.
Reader, here is proof positive II the value Of
these truly Valushe preparations The old scken-
irg and di cusiuE drugs have 20 give way % rene
dles purply vegetable, pleasant % the taste, and
POSITIVE CURE
sold ~ WJ&CW SMITH, Druggists,
Cor. Church ana Vine streets, Nashville
DESMOND q CO, FroprieiorH
SIS ks e street, fhliataphla, Pa. isspSe en-
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10000 Henry Clay Cigars.
5000 "Perfecfion' DO
5000 "FRaro" % On whole and half hOHes)
5000 Zip Top do
5000 Tycoon" do
5000 andrew Jackson" Cigars.
10000 "W z Wag'' 10
60,eo Star Of the West, do livery fns)
5000 Washington do
eco, 600 Assortsu Brandt
50 Hslf butts Pocshontas pounds Sright Chew
iug Tobacco.
loo Caddies "StTsWh berry quartsrs T0hscco.
% tsus 10
60 may Apple" do
80 Butts Navy do
loo Caddies black tens, 10
Sunny Side, Ssest Oven and Dew Drop, Pine Cut
CheNiug ohsccn.
Fine Cut Kill Z'unick smoking Tobacco, 10 pound
b'les and Weed" in whole snd half bsrrels.
We are the sole Agents for NJ. Beck
popular
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Typ Foundry and Printers Emporium
Estshlished ISIS.
HAGAR & CO.,

y - p II
This Ola esfab'ishsd FouBdry hsvinE larFe as-
u sortmeut Of Booz. ieEsJapsr, JOB All DINA
uleut.l Typs, tie prousietnrs are prspar-d gitk
sru7ls fs1ihtes 20 pTCmptlT execute al ORDER iof
Is-ia. aaf pri1irF matarisls OF EVER dasruFdou,
Insi1dIF Presses q a. hEnuiacturaEs. ocill-t1a
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FEMALEsII


In msns sfecbons with which numbers Of re-
males suffer the Root and HerbJuicss ts most hsp-
ply adopted, 10 . lceuted Uterus, 10 Whites, in
bearing down, Failing Of ins Womb, Deb lty. s6d
for al comp ANTS ilo dent 10 the SCI. Sent by eK.
press. PTlce, = per bottle
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glashrlIIe &aalna.
w. OLEEKOs 8 o.. PubliIherI.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION;

TUESDAY, ocToBEB 81, 1865.
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A RE RECEIVING AND HAVE IN STORE
$50 Barrels Fine Bourbon Whiskey.
80 Viewers Monongshela Whisky.
80 . Robertson county,
~ " Fine old Lincoln county
10 &" Old Psach Brandy, very dne.
10 Old apple
10 Fine Imported Hennesy Brsndy.
Casks Fine ''sezr'' and "Cresesnt" Port Wine,
imported.
10 Casks Sherry Wine, (ssperior quslity)
10 Pipes superb Rhine Vine
90 Cases -
60 e Weeks Fine Catsvba Wine.
leo . lOugWorth'a Sparkling CstsHhs Vine
100 " Imported Clsrst W ne.
10 Casks Fine Jamsc c. Rum.
10 Imported Hollsnd Gin,
80 Cases genuine Ae4clEt2 Absyntho.
10 Casks SureuoE Cat-w q Brandy.
100 Barrels Fine n. U Sugar
rs CsFea %
% Bbls snd y ibis Powdered Bar. sugar.
20 " Is Crushed Sugar.
50 Bags Prime Rio Coffee
20 Bbls and 4 bis n o Mclssses.
100 Boxes Superior German Soap.
20 q Slar and Summer Candles.
100 4" Starch
200 Csss5 sssousd Matches.
100 g b Soda.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.


Adysrtissmsnts in ths Special Column, hrsi time,
from 10 lines, 81 Oo-each additional line, %
cent?; subsequent insertOns, 10 cents per line In
I,OcSl Column, hrst time, from 70 lines 81 o.
each additional line, 30 cents; subsequent inser-
tions, Is cents per Inc.
AL advertisements occupying special position,
Snd all double column Advertisements, vii Be
chs-ged 81 per cent advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
WI BE- charged at the regular advertising rates,
and must Invariably be paid ! advance, or no in
asrtcn made.
ANNOUNCEMENT OF CANDIDATES.
Eof btate "
For County 90
For City "
We TIE undefsiEneds have this dhy adopted the
ebOvs rates for advertising, TO which We bind our
selves saacay 70 adheTe-
Hhf. CAMERON co.
JOHN WALLACE, fer the Dispafeh.
BARRY, WINEAM 90. for FeS+
NASHVILLE. TEEs.. Sept. q. 1854
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Sanaritan's Wash,

L. in case Of Syphlis used 10 conjunction with The
Root sud Herb Juices Fail directions, Price MY
cents.
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The Samaritan's Gift.

Sent by mail in q plain envelope. Price, Male
packages, 500, Femsle s 90. Il
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o. Hhd5 prime New Oriesus suZu.
IS 30 40 Porto REQ a1Er,
% do do Cubs sugar,
o. Barrels Crushed aud PoHtsfal -
~ do Grsnulaied auRsr,
Too do A. and B. Coaea 1lg.t
30 DO Q. sNlrs sssoued hnaar
500 DO Teilos sugar,
40 Rsgs RIO C0hess,
80 Mas Jaws CodBe,
- 90 Lsgmn C5iec,
10 hays 6inger,
20 Raaa Alspice,
~ Bag Pepper,
20 Barrala MacEarsl,
90 bbls do
so Eits do
100 Bozes Soap,
81 do starch.
10000 Cigars, escorted Brant1,
100 Boxes Candles
100 do Raisins,
90 Cases Bsrdines.
$50 Cases Oysters,
100 Dos Buckets,
o. Nests Tuhs,
Together Win everything usually fil' ? -
sale 6rocary Houses.
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WE have reduced our prices % compete Nth
W Northern Utas- IhIs being branch Of our
EEW YORK House gives great iseilites lor selling
qoods At the lowest price,. Our stock enlbracea
the following, besides great variety q Other a.
fcles.
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A Farm O. 81 acres, O, stones River Pike, 3
miles from the q ty on Mil creek-oppositeS n It'll
Mil About TWO thirds Of itIs ncn bottom land
aud well Watere1.
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Thank God for rest, where none modest,
And none csn make sfrsid,
For Peace that sits as Plenty's guest,
Beneath the homestead shade
Smyrna times., 1865-12-27

An Editor attempts to explain to his readers
tho condition of affairs at his establishment by
the following lucid typographical effort
HThe Printers are on a Strike for hiSher
WaGes. Mc harE concluded TO SIT our own
tYpcs in JntIIre! it is easy enough. "
Smyrna times., 1865-12-27
ETRY.
From the Atlantic Monthly for January.l
The Bells of Lynn, Heard at Nahant
BY II. W. LONGFELLOW.


o curfew of the setting sun! o Bells of Lynn!
y requiem Of the dying day! o Bells of Lynn!
From the dark belfries of yon cloud cathedral
waited,
Your sounds aerial seem to float, o Bells of
Lynn!
Borne on the evening wind across the crimson
twilight
Ger land and sea they rise and fall, o Bells of
Lynn
The fisherman in his boat, far out beyond the
headland,
Listens, and leisurely rows ashore, o Bells of
Lynn
Over the shining sands the wandering cattle
hOmcward
Follow each other at your call, o Bells Of
Lynn
The distant lighthouse hears, and with his fla
ming signal,
Answers you, passing the watchword on, o
Bells Of Lynn!
And down the darkcning coast runs the tumul-
tunus SurgcS.
And clap their hands and shout to you, 0 Bells
of Lynn!
Till from the shuldering seq, with your wild
incantati0nS,
Ye summon up the spectral moon o Bells of
Lynn
And startled at the sight, like the weird woman
of EndOr,
Ye cry aloud, and then are still, o Bells Of
Lynn
Smyrna times., 1865-12-27
WHOLE NO. 595

doth wait my coming''
tie then Staggered toward a couch, and fell
senseess upon it, as becomingly as could be
expected of suicide.
The applause was dcafenng My neighbor,
whom had not particularly noticed before,
clapped his hands and beat the floor with his
boots and cane till there was no breathing for
the dust he raised. [ was about to demonstrate,
when my eyes assured me that he was no other
than my learned friend of the double -bedded
room.
The truth flashed upon me- had heard of
poor authors minging with the crowd and going
wild at the success Of their plays. But the
opportunity was too good to be lost.
" My friend, said !, you seem to consider
the play master stroke"
=" Indeed l do, he replied, hammering away
| to keep up applause. 9 1t takes, you see, the
first time. knew it would" "
" | think | have seen it acted BEFORE" re-
marked.
Never, sir; never, [ assure you; for I
wrote it myself and this is the first time it has
been put upon the stage"
do not doubt your word, sir but perhaps
you have forgotten the dOuble-b bedded room in
the hotel at Guiliord, where the Murderer s
Confession first saw the light oftwO candes?"
"Ah, yes rccolect trying it on that night,
after ! had worked it out Of that murder trial -
" But why did you have your brandy bottle
labeled I1ison =
We'll, sir, the fact is that sometimes for
got to put it away, and it lasts longer with that
! label. -
There was both philosophy and common
sense in the answer, and was satisfied.
Smyrna times., 1865-12-27
A SAVING FUND!
If you will call at the Store of
J. II. PRIMROSE,

On Commerce Street Opposite Bearne's Bakery,
Smyrna, Del, and examine his Stock and Prices,
you will find that you can
Smyrna times., 1865-12-27
SAVE FROM Is TO 20 PER CENT.

of your money, which is quite item in every fam
lily "these hard times" All this advantage grows
out of the
Smyrna times., 1865-12-27

WaGes. Mc harE concluded To slit our own
tYpcs in JntlI re! it is easy enough"
Says the lovely Julia to the bcwitching Fan
Why is a new born baby like cow tail p
"Give it up"
because it was never seen before.
Fanny phainted
A lady in an omnibus at Washington espied
the great unfinished dome of the Capitol,
(which don't look much like Il duuc at pres
ent and said, innocenty:
81 suppose those are the gas works."
eyes. madam-for the nation," was the an
swer of fellow passenger.
Iycurgus asks what material makes the best
bed-comforter We don't know, being mex
perienced in such matters, but refer you to the
report of committee of some county fair, who
put it in this way: Best bed eomforter-Miss
Mary Hail." You should address the young
lady at once.
A sailor almost died in New Orleans from
swallowing piece of glass in his pic. He had
most unusual panes in his stomach.
Smyrna times., 1865-12-27
Exclusive Cash System"

which the subscriber announces to the public that
he will adopt beyond any exception and after
THE FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, 1866.
Call and see for yourselves and you will be per-.
ecty satisfied that this is the place TO spend your
money.
IL The highest prices paid for Country Produce
in exchange for Goods at Cash Prices.
/ am satisfied that this mode of doing business is
the best, and determined to make my prices suit
the system which l will adopt after January next
Feel thankful to customers and friends for past IA
vorS, and hope they will come to me in the fu-
turc as in the past; for determined to make it
to their advantage to buy their goods for cash or
trade by reducing my prices. "a nimble sixpence
is better than slow shilling"
nOv29 JOS. ii. PRIMROSE.
Smyrna times., 1865-12-27
NOTICE

Ia hereby given that intend to apply at the next
meetne of ihe Legislature for divorce from my wife
Mary jane Norris. JYlN NORRIS
smyrna, Nov. 81, lS65-fm. 80"
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LATEST FROM THE NORTH.

We have received copies Of Northern
papers of Wednesday, the 4th instant,
and the evening of that day.
FROM THOxAs's ARMY.
A telegram from Nashville, of the Sd,
says that all Of Thomas's sick and
wounded have been sent back to that
place, and that he will soon be heard
from in another direction.- We find the
following telegram:
DECATUR, ALABAMA, December 90
General Steadman transferred his com
mand to the south bank of the Tcnnes-
see, above this place, nights before last,
and threw it quickly upon the town.
The enemy; under Hood, rapidly re-
treated.
Our cavalry, under Colonel Polly,
Tenth Indiana, captured two 12-pounder
guns, with their horses and caissons.-
They also took number of prisoners.
The trains run from this place to Chat
tanooga.
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Hooker and inquire whether his men were
entrenched on the 2Oth Of July last!--.
"All rebellion n0w" latter the battle Of
the 20th), the Gazstte says, "took the
alarm and lost confidence in Johnston"
The farewell address Of General John
ston was dated on the 18th and issued
on the 18th Of July. The battle Of the
Goth was Hoods first "killing." Be-
sides, rebellion never lost faith in Gene
raj Joseph Johnston. Not to know that
Johnston was removed before the bat
ties near Atlanta were fought, is to be in
state Of utter ignorance Of the whole
matter.
The Gazette's Friday, the 23d, was the
22d, and the portions of the city that
were consumed, while the battles of the
Goth and 22d ragged, were probably the
buildings over which the Gazette CORES
pendent saw the flag of the Union flying
when he dated his letter at Atlanta in q
esprit Of exultation," two months be-
fore our troops entered the city.
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LATER FROM EUROPE
COrcirn dates to the Odd ultimO have

Foreign dates to the 22l ultimo have
been received.
The Pope had written letter acknow
lodging the receipt of an address from
the Commissioners Of the Confederate
States in Europe, and announcing his
intention to urge peace at all times.
The English papers rather have Lin
coin on the back over his late message.
Adyiccs received in England from Ba-
hia confirm the news Of the capture and
burning of vessels by the pirate Sea
King (Shenandoah).
The ship Isabella, from New York for
Bremen, had put into Fayal, leaking.
CoMMERcIAL Observation-Disclosures,
December 22.-Cotton.-Thc sales OF
two days amounted to twenty thousand
bales, including twelve thousand to
spectators and exporters. The market
closed firm, and advancing.
Breadstuffs are quiet, but steady.
Provisions arc dull. Petroleum closed
firm.
LONDON, December 22.-Consols closed
at S9aS9 1-2 for money. American stocks
are steady,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Gold is going up. 1t was quoted at
233 in New York on Wednesday.
The Maryland Legislature meets to-
morrow. Doctor Cox, lieutenant go
vernon, now has the casting vote in the
Senate, which gives Union control to
that body, provided all the members are
present.
1t is stated that, a few days before the
surrender of Savannah, General Shcr-
man intimated to his division command
ers that the first one to enter the city
should be made military governor after
it's capture. General John W. Gcary,
of Philadelphia, was the lucky man.
General Rosccrans is urged for the
command of the Army of the Potomac
Navigation on the Potomac is sus-
pended by an ice blockade.
Strong delegations to Washington are
urging Admiral Dupont as the successor
of Secretary Welles.
Here is "personal advertisement
from the New York Herald of last week ::
"a splendid female infant (blonde), of
aristocratic parentage, to be adopted out.
Apply to Mrs. Worcester, No. $50 Uud-
son street,
Judge Wayne, of the United States
Supreme Court, was, on Thursday, re-
fused pass to so to Georgia to look after
his property there, recently passed over
by Sherman.
1t is said that A. Z. Stewart, of New
York, lately paid an income tax of $3.50,
900 upon net income of $4,000, O0O.-
He does business Of $30,O00,00o a
year, and has $14,000,000 invested in
real estate. A. L. might retire on his
income.
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Robert E. Lee, now being painted by Mr..
Edward G. Bruce, artist, and appointed
committee of five Of the House, and
three Of the Senate, to ascertain if the
portrait can be purchased; if so, at what
price, and to report to the General As
sembly.
A message was received from the Go
vernon in relation to the distillation of
LIQUOR for the use of the Government, and
covering . communication on the same
subject from the Secretary Of War and
an opinion of the prohibitory law from
the Attorney General. The same were
ordered to be laid on the table and
printed.
After some other business, the House
adjourned.
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SENATE.
r-,-- Y~~,Vn,

CKlDAl, C0nudiy " Aooo'
The Senate met at - o'clock M
Prayer by the Rev. DR.. Leyburn, Of the
Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. Hill presented the petition Of Ger
tain bonded farmers Of Georgia, asking
to be relieved of the penalty for failure
to fulfill their contracts with the Govern
ment, they being prevented from keep
ing said contracts by Sherman'S inva-
sion.
Mr.. Capcrton offered joint resolution
of thanks to Brigadier- General Stand
Waite and Colonel Gano, and the officers
and men under their command, for the
daring and skill exhibited in the capture
of two hundred and fifty loaded wagons
from the enemy on the 10Th of Septem-
Der last, and for other brilliant services,
in the Indian Territory. Referred to the
Military Committee.
On motion, by Mr.. Semmcs, it was Or
dered that when the Senate adjourn, it
be to Monday next.
On motion, by Mr.. Sparrow, the Senate
resolved into secret session.
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
fEXTRA SESSION.
FRlDAy, January 6, 1865.

FRIDAY, January D, 1850.
Mr.. johnson, of Bedford, President
pro. tenn, called the Senate to order at
10 o'clock NJ. The Rev. DIR. Leyburn,
of the Presbyterian Church, led in
prayer.
Mr.. Anderson offered a resolution,
which was agreed to, instructing the
Committee for Courts Of Justice to in
quire into the expediency of reporting a
bill more effcctually to prevent the dis
tillation Of grain into ardent spirits.
Mr.. johnson, of Bedford, introduced a
resolution instructing the Joint Com
mittee on Salt to inquire into the expc~
dieney of providing, by law, for maxi
mum price of salt and to guard against
an excess over such maximum price by
proper penalties. Agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. Christian, Of Au-
gusta, the Senate adjourned.