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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-03-05
:. CUEAND FEVER, OR CuILLs AND FE-

~ >VFR CIJKriI BY SMITH > TONIC SYRUP.-This
iusv ceebrs. Medicine has for many maintained
It's rory all other remedies for the SALE certain,
spe permanent euro OF gue aud Fever, or Chs
snd Fever OF short long sanding aud in no
eaE viii II a cure if the directions strictly followed
and carried out ~,
States OF Kenucky Icuuessee, Ohio, Indiana, Pennsylya
MA Michigan Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, Missouri Texas,
Alabama, Mississippi and louisiana and has
msneny HCNDRED IHoUsAND cases, In all
An, ned forms many which hsd been of from one 10
wears Standing and had resisted ali the usual RENE
dies the country and ia no case Nd ths Medicine
- bara hs aertIsns were properly followed Such is
,ts fny.abe success large number OF respectable
Pr petitioners Medicine various parts Of the country,
use and prescribe IL in preference 10 quinne sndH other
me nubic are assured only certain in Its ef
ects Tome, being composed entirely OF vegetable
,dcInes perfectly innocent in ali cases or elrcum-
strnees and nsy be given females infants and all per
,os of ebtaisd aud deli constitutions without The
Issst fear whatever OF any unpleasant effect.
This Medicine composed Of articles OF the primest and
purest quality, always made 10y tie proprietor in
son ar established Gt pharmacy (Which cannot
he said of tie Tones flooding the Western and
southweern couutr and IN ths respect alone rendered
greatly superior 70 Its foea-eS usUls Hu s'u
Nv lis apereat and pow sul dlsphoretc properties ad
ded its Tonic qlalies Is rendered tmHehy superior
10 auinBe and other remedies as general and popular
IL bic in all Whatever whore iOns are proper to be
sdmnlserel. The proprietor Therefore, respect ully In
yies practitioner and the public generally 10 give but
IA TRIAL and isy DO convinced of its great
,ry al other no" IN use iof the purpose
81 ecincd. ,,..- -.-,
P.ver hills and Fever Or Bilious Feyers, would do well
70 keep supply ofths valuable remedy always on hand
The pcoprsoT 10 his possession thousands Of GER
icass value By persons VII" nave nsed Win
any Ieer from merchants who have sold II largely IN
n pr co autry well from many respectful fraenonefs
have used Il preference TO oihGf
1t value. -. > = M, -, - =
a. r. decIe-d&td W.
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EPSILON.

TINE BEST son OF OLD PACIFIC the broth ~
er Of Gamma and thr Sire of Corset, Ds <l@N
,,ond Voltaire and Selm, Will stand the ensu. OLA
INC season al nv stable So The cash will be required
before the removal Of property Mares kept al 20 cents
per week; -, ho- .na
EPSI LON is nearly sixteen hands high nch bay and
i've Of his colts have been trained four of that number
hya n-oyed most excellent racers What horse in AmeI1-
"a has done he;ters Hts pedigree equal l. any IN the
Tinted ates No responsibility for accidents escapes
Eah ,1r-aoSwSm W. G. HARDING.
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GROCERIES.
r.. =. CLACK, s.s :, Z. s.
Wholesale Grocer.

4 CUHALSsI0I, AADe WARDLYG MERCHANT
T. ~ .cottoa and Tobacco Factor, g.
c~ng Of coNtge and Capycl streets, Basavlss -. Z
C0FFEE--2oO bags Rio; 81 SO bags Havana; -
s.ls so do Laguyara so do Java ID, t,,s I.
| ClGAES-2o, 600 Imp. Havana; $4,000 American;
80 100000 Cuba SIS and Melee Cigars - fi
| CANDLES-200 boxes Sperm and Star; zS.sSA 4lni
200 boxes Sterine an Tallow; sf5.iIrs 70 2 .5ts
COTTON TARNS-A 10. of assorted Nos. Osnuburs su-
80 perioi quality at manufacturers prices
FRUITS-loo bxs Rasns, assorted sizes; 50 drums Figs
FiSH-5o barrels and half barrels Mackerel % -
Is Kits Macoere5 l2cases Sardines; y =.
FLOUR-2oo bbs Galligo; l75 CINCINNATI =
70 do St LoIs Harrison's)
GIASS-30O boxes Window all sizes; - ti asea
1875 do Of, PIT, and Is Pt Flasks -sh q
IS do Flint Tumb ers and Gobets;
so do Squat and Cap Jars rF.. d, -
SO Demijons, five and three gallons:
IRON-Tennessee and Pittsburg assorted sizes
LlQUORS-l5 cases London Porter-quarts and pints;
10 casAs Scotch Ale :" 4
rs barrels American and French Brandy; 81
s5 do Apple and Peach
400 do Whisky, various brands;
50 do Holland Gin; rs do N E. Rum;
25 do Wine, various kinds ~ ~ 81
100 do Cider Vinegar -ss .f -.s-.5 a \
MOLASSES-l5O bbls and X bbs reboied and 8. House;
rs bbls st Louis and 0 Golden Syrup;
NAILS-l50 kegs Pittsburgh, assorted sizes;
$50 do Wheeling, /" 's
PICKhES-15 cases choice asserted Pickles. So
10 cases Tomatoe Catsrp; -.ss.- .
SUGAR-100 hhds Louisiana Sugar;
.. 100 bbls ST. Louis and Philadelphia Crushed and
Pulverised; 25 do Loaf Hoverine's1
SPICES-10 bags Alspice; Is do Pepper; :, =" rs
10 do Ginger, Race and ground; 81. ti !
SALT-200 bbls Kanawhs; $50 sacks fine and coasa.
ls5 sacks Dairy and IS boxes table salt;
SOAP-100 boxes bar; so do Fsncy Soap: ..t
SEEDSA5 barrels Milet Seed
TEAS-20 cases-yarious brands t9 a-- -.
TOBACCO boxes Chewing, assorted brands; t . |
25 boxes Jenny Lind, superio ticle;
Copperas, Madder, olive Oil Lead |
Powder Shot Salsratus, Soda, Axes, Chains,
Painted Buckets &C., &c.
For sale low for cash by T. j. CLACK
az Liberal advanceson cmsignments. ~.
WANTED-l00, ,00O lbs of clean washed Wool;
100000 lbs Bacon and Lard;
Dried Fruit Feathers, Beeswax, Tallow and Ginseng
For which will pay liberal prices in cash Groceries
janl5. |t.. y. -..s.-.-. Il. j CLACK
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BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
yETE have FOR sale several beautiful building Lots -
w on and near the Franklin Turnpike, near the A;:I
The bsl Thligate, containing from four to twelve A
cTes of land OF them well bered and all eligb!y
situa'ed. Apply to LINDSI.EY x CROCKETT,
teb22-fm No 49, College ST.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS have hand choice
i and well assorted stock of article usually kept in
their line Of business which they offer unusually reduced
prices ior cash Among which may be found tue following
viz:
Cheese at Cincinnati Prices wholesale BY retail 10 Der ID
Oysters by the cans 721S eenis
Sardines BY this box 27E g.
Candy, for cash only, 1GsI q" .i 40 -Il-
j. q. q c. ROBERTSON,
febI54 broadway.
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E'RESH ARRiVALS.-75 bags Rio Coffee new
crop; p a
Is bags Laguyra and Java Coffee, sup. quality;
rs hogsheads new crop Sugar; 'r
40 kits fresh Mackerei;
so bbls Molasses;
n. 25 half bbls MoIasses; s
bags Pepper; T.. s-. .--l
loo boxes half and quarter boxes Raisns. fresh;
cases Table Salt in boxes;
% boxes Star Candles;
10 boxes Admantine Candles ''ae
20 nests Tubs and keeiers; t .ii g
IS 2 and gallon DemJohns For sale BY % s-
jansl r. F. BELL
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d A CARBIDE. T. W. CONNER, Physo.pathic. or
IA Botanic Physician, having returned from recent
visit ofbsiness to California again offers his Medical Ser
vees TO the Afflicted Public trusting the general satsfac
lion he has heretofore given will restore him his former
liberal With increased Patronage
Office on the of Union and Summer streets Resi-
dence Y SUMMER street, between Broad and Church
D., feb7 ,j4-3m. alH rJ.F .
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% GLOVE ONIOs SETS.
- BUSHELS Glove Onion Sets. Just received and fol
i sale low, b. STRETCH ORR,
Mholesale and Retail Druggists College Union sts
feh14
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PRINTERS, MERCHANTS, AND PEDLARS
7 HAVE increased and am stl increasing my paper
chinery and am manufacturing from 50to 70 reams
Of printing paper daily and can fill order ofto or three
hundred reams in weeks notice of any of the sizes
named below, and at the prices attached The quality OF
the paper will be the that used by all the Nashville
political papers
The hereafter will be cash before the paper leaves
the store unless it is for $500, which ninety
days TO four months will be given by the purchasers esb
fishing my satisfaction both their sovency and prompt
ness and giving note payable in Bank with good
dorser. ..s.- --'. --E.+ -ff4 q z .a.4
The following the sizes and prices viz; .-. l
2s BIZ AZ at 81 % per rean "a BY 81 at So 25 per ream
27 by Al at 800 "a by S6 at 25 '' ~
26 BY IS at so by Sat 3I9H"' 81
25 by IS at 8 31J4" % by 33 at 500 - D." d
"a BY S8 at 25 q by 81 at 275 q"
Sizes varying proportion, but variation in the prices
above for reash or 900 reams.
Printers in ST. Louis and Memphis referred TO nv
prices &c. Freight from Nashville to either point ranges
from so to 4Oc per 100 during the boating season
ianuary3 ' 80 W.S. WHlTEMAN.
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IsUNDRIES.. I, d

= UST RECEIVED-A FINE ASSORTMENT
81 of Gentlemen furnishing goods together with
ry description of Cassimeres Vesngs and Cloths. Ex
perenced enters and workmen employed at my estab
siaent. end gentlemen rely on having their apparel
made when promised, aud in the most fashionable manner
Callat TJ. H0UGHS,
= jan24 "a Cedar street
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EOR SALE.-A desirable lot in South Nashville con
Il taning from to acres, Of Franklin and
T. l. A. r. r, the Depo--a beautiful site, Shade
Trees DC. Said lot would make fine Brick Yard.
Also beautiful LOT in South Nashville, corner of Sum-
mer and Oak streets. Apply at No. 6s5S Cherry st. to
R.W. BROWN,
feb26 Real Estate Agent.
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AND AMERICAN.
oi'FICE-No. II, DEADERIck STREET.


THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICANA furnished
to subscribers the following rates Single copies
year in advance. s. 5o within fhe year IS oe at the end
Of he year s. 90 CLuss-0f FIVE and upwards 81 90
per copy for year Clubs of subscribers will lie re-
ceged Gossixmonhs at the foregoing rates. ~,
be fRf-WEEKIy is published every Tuesday 'hursdsy
ami Saturday. at s. per IN advance if ~ paia
ad rance, SO. h..if .t-
DAILY is published a. Eight Dollars.
szr The MONEY X ALI. CASES TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTION -; --. - 2
Rem tnces Of subscriptions be t.ade BY mail a. our
rsE.
paper viii be sent cut Of the State unless the order is &C.
coinpanied with the cash.
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FEW FIRM.

CARD.-Hlvng sold my stock of Furniture TO
Messrs Barnes Huichison, | respectfully solicit for the
firm continuance of the custom have -libsray
received from the citizens of Nashville and surrounding
country, assuring them Messrs b. & II. will do their
most to please sill who may favor them with call. .
g febl5-lm ~ d A. PATTERSON s. 3
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FOREIGN LIQUOKs.-l puncheon Pure Iris
IL Whisky;
l purcheOn Scotch Whisky;
pipe Pare Double Swami Holland Gin;
half Pipes pure French Brandy, best brands
Is quarter cases Old Port Wine; .r. -..
10 = MADEIRA Wine;
p baskets Anchor Champagne, very fine
feb1 54 r r BEII
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FINE WINES, BRANDIES, &c.
1915 CASKS OLD MADEIRA;
81 " d" Sherry;
~ Port;
1O779 pipes pure Cognas Brandy, old and fine;
2 pipes Z" Holland Gin;
2puncheons Irish Malt Whisky;
10 boxes assorted COrdals;
For sale by [decl1l L. S. CHEATHAM 4 co.
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argisr AssArrANTs.--un saturday afternoon
oscess Haiutg HoyeRdon and Thompson arrested Ger
butcher named Peter Myers, and another who
fused 10 give his pane al house in Skillmsn street,
charged with beins the asssiauts upon Aldermen Luy
ster aud Meeki They both considerably bruised
ia the rreas and Hyers had fcsh wound in his
thigh which t il supposed he inflicted npon himself In
the scutie They locked mp TO await examination
Deekm appeared to be somewhat easier yesterday and
tsofe Is possibility OF his recovering. lie received
three severe stabs in the side.
IEowSf1,-susricioS OF Fort PIAy--FrlBY COMPANY
ciascREpYesterday Coroner Hsnfcrd held an inquest
the body OF An old man. named Thopas Jurney, who
resided in Bidge street New York, who was drowned
about O'Clock Saturday night the Grand street
ny The jury rendered verdict that deceased came to
his death by falling from the ferry boat Minnesota at
oot OF Grand street; and II l. also the opinion Of this
jury that the Williamsburg Ferry Company arc cen
surabe for not providing proper means TO rescue per
sons falling from their boats, as was shown from
the testimony Of the pilot dock hand and engineer of
said boat, that Of them knew Of their know
iedge, Of any being said boat by which they
could rescue the passengers who had fallen overboard
The cause Of the was, in cousegnence Of de-
ceased being overheard about 20 minutes beforo best
hook could BE- procured to get him out, during which
time the body doaed on the water. Suspicion of foul
the bow Of the boat BY the pilot OF the Houston
street terry boat at the instant tho splash WIS heard.
This man, In to the pilot said no knew there
was overheard. and Immediately went ashore
Of. ''' '"s ~ -'A''' ANU mas NV ''S '''' A''''
The alarm OF Ere yesterday morning at No 10 Grand
street, caused In consequence OF the stove ppe
having Teen inserted into the blind ue Of the chimnsy
which caused the smoke to issue from al parts OF the
roof.
The citizens Of rcenpoiut have established volunteer
night watch TO protect themselves from The inaapatpl
usupers Of burglars.
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The Pacific J&ai,road.
rHoClAstTIos BY THE GOVERNOR on THE STATE on
TEXAS.

PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR OF THE STATE or
TEXAS.
Whereas, the contract that entered into betwceu
the Governor o The State OF Texas the part and
Robert j. Waller and r. Butler King and Others Of tho
other part the 3lst os Of August 1854 for the CON
strucon OF the Mississippi aud Pacific Railroad unds
the provisions OF Act TO provide for the consruc
ton OF the Mississippi and Pacific Railroad " approved
December 81, 1853, has become null and void by thu
failure Of the ssid contractors the deposit oS
denees OF debt u the state Of Texas other good pax
rtocks they required to do terms Of sa6
act and their contracts and WHEREAS by the terms Of sai0
act II Is provided that In OF such falure, tho
Governor OF said state is authorized enter into an
other contract AZ near as may DO in the terms Of satA
act With any other company individuals for the con-
struction 81 ssd road Now, therefore, notice hereby
gwen, that proposals from companies ndivduals for
the construction Of said road accordance with th
provisions OF said and the laws Of thjs State VIII ~
received at the Office OF the Secretary State Of this
State, until the drst day os May, 1855.
Said proposals. must specify Tie tnre AZ which tn
work shall commence the number OF miles 70 be 6nsheA
and placed IN running order within the frat eighteen
months After the contract IL entered into and each
completed together with the amount proposed to
posted IN the Treasury of this State according TO tho
terms Of said act To be forfeited in case Gy miles Of t
road shah mot be completed within eighteen months fron
the time OF entering into the contract said proposaIp
mustbe sealed and directed to the secretsry o. State
Ausoh Texas, and endorsed sPrcpesah Tor tnc con-
atrucfion of the Mississippi and Pacific Eahrosd
practicable after the rst OF Nay, 1855, and the co
pany individu ais whose proposals may p seeesss
will be required into contract IN accordano
WITH the provisions O. saa a AZ ,t nHa ~ s1s Mss
n SIN testimony whereof have hereunto - mv
hand and caused tho great seal Of the State to - axoA
at Austin, This first day Of December, a D, issx; -
s,ss.. q tho Governor BIRD HOLLAND A''"s '''
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Jersey Ger News.

Moar rnr LIQUOR CAsEsTo-dsy 1t Is expected that
further trials Of liquor win be had before tho Re,
corder. Messrs Maynard and Rathbcne who have been
tried upon several charges, and appealed to the
higher courts, win be tried to day upon further
plants. The case Of Raney ard Mccarthy which came
account Of neglect the part OF the constable in making
an imperfect return.
rotrcs.--0n Saturday man rarned Josiah Hill,
CHARGED with having two wives Frances and Catherine
was brought before the Recorder They were present.
He was committed for trial In default OK e 900 bs and
they were committed as Witnesses
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TINS purpose tney arc pfvvioed with boxes 01 which
il carved the form Of the cross, and every ONE con.
tributes his mite. No patriotic fund is raised for
the wounded, but the Czar declares that they are
under his especial protection and the government
win provide for them. Throughout the land the
churches are oren day and night, and prayer for
the triumph Of the Russian arms Is the universal
theme The soldiers arc impressed with tho con.
viction that the sixteen hundred saints Of their
church are interceding In their behalf, and ths.
when they killed In battle they arc received at
once into glory And besides this farAticism, which
Of itself would be resstiess against an ordinary enc.
my, they have proved themselves equs both il cour
age and discipline to the best troops Of Franco and
England. II million Of such men can be brought IL:
to deld--I the fortresses on their frontiers have
already been found impregnsble-if successful in
vasion Of the Czsrs territory known to be an i'm
possibility, and II his resources fer prosecuting the
war are unlimited, where il the colossal power
which can eventually snbjugate this imperial auto
crat?
Nor Is this all. Unlike ether crowned heads ia
Europe, tho Emperor Of Russia has NO reyolu ion
no internal dissensions to fear throughout. the
length ami breadth Of his dominiona. He could
concentrate his whole army at any given point, aud
the rest OF the country would remain In perfect
curity. He is idolized by his subjects, who look
upon him as o father. By his soldiers he Is re-
garded as demi god. Daily he may bs seen taking
his usual walk or ride through the streets Of ST.
Petersburg, aud often entirely unattended. This
again completely refutes the idea started some time
since in Paris that . stray bullet would ono day
terminate his existence and put an end to the war.
On two points especially the word until now has
been content to remain in comparative ignorance
one is the resources Of Russia and the other the in
telIgence Of her inhabitants. A large portion Of
the sers landed proprietors, and though they do
not enjoy what we would call political rights, their
condition is not of degradation is it incom
patible with intellectual cultivation and material
Improvement. Manufactures in Silks aces, cloths,
&c are TO be found everywhere, and the quality as
well as the cheapness Of these articles, when
compared with French goods, often surprises the
American traveller. The manufacture Of munitions
of war is Of course carried on to very large extent
Russia, as we know, IL q great exporting country,
and it has been estimated that obliged TO live on
her own resources, she can grow enough wheat to
support double the amount Of her inhabitants, who
live almost altogether on fariEaceous food. The
supersbundance Of gold and silver ornaments in the
churches CT ST. Petersburg alone is sufficient to de
morstrate the wealth Of the nation, and 60 enthusi
astic arc the people--so determined are they to
succeed in the cause on which they have embarked.
that every church in the empire would be despoied
rather than money should be wanted to carry on the
war.
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Before the Hon. Judge Mccarthy.

Before the Hon. Judge Mccarthy.
MroaTAET CONSTRUCTION or MERCANTILE coSrKAc-
rons wHES MADE THROUGH BRoKEE6.
Drc. 1s.-ErHa Cdfes us. Carl Spielmann and Rcinald
KtirThis action brought TO recover $500 damages
for the non-dcvery Of nineteen pipes Of gn purchased
of defendants through Hayward West brokers for the
plaintiff tho 2sd day Of November 1854 The dcfen-
dans ret up that they offered to deliver the gn and that
they fully complied with the terms of the contract II
appeared " evidence sat N We 2sd of Noveahsg lest
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Marine AMhlry.

LAUNCHED, on Saturday, 18th instant, from Green
Point L. L. the clipper brig Balear, designed and built
BY Mr.. Edward Lupton for her commander, Capt. Feti.
She Is intended for packet between this port and Tam
pico. Agents-Shiers Oliver.
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Supreme COusf-specIsl T'crna.
Reiore Hon. Judge Mitchell.

mo iG.-R,ss q Reid rs. E71Gg Ire Com mptvoiter--
ihs was motion Tor an junction restrain the release
:" the paipths contract for paving Park place tha
fowery mp 10 Ininn square. Ey. Judge Irnonds
sppeared rs counsel for the plaintiffs II appeared tbak
the sum Of $1,000 due to Russ Reid on tho con-
tract and they made application to MrTlsgg for ths
amount which he refused 10 pay unless they surrender
ed the whole contract which, from their depressed state
they were obliged 10 do They show that the execu-
ton OF The release extracted from them by the fear
OF impending bankruptcy they felt that unless they
received the money then due thom would have fasa
in buSinesf and that bat for that they would not have
surrendered the said contract Mr. Dillon Corpora ton
Counsel appeared for the Comptroller in opposition e
tho motion, and the court reserNod its decision
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snPerior Court General Term.

Dho. le.-DTnIsIoas. -Donid q. Moso, dgaina Csorae
Whitley. g.--1otion denied without costs.
Goosye w. Cosdr ogoiast c Ncic yor. and Erie Rail-
0ad Conpany.--Drdered to be settled.
Francis Sttsenda0 agafast Albert Re;ahord Order
I'd modified.
Gsorge ~ NesbW ag0inS Jdaes Striager--Judgmens
reversed anu new trial ordered Costs TO abide event.
Jere,ya Bryya op1iast di-runder Dennistouw.---
Judgment reversed and trial ordered. Costs t.
abide event.
Henry Phillip against Hcnrictto BaYy.--Coraplaine
20 be dHmissed to both defendants, with costs
,css plaintiff elect to take judgment against Waiter
alone, in which IL must be isInsscd as to Ms
Burr with costs such election to he made within sehfx
days after notice OF this judgment
Samuel Wesicot againa Alexander ~ G0na.--Motion
for new trial denied and judgment for plaintiff
Diet,
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Court Caisnasr-sTon,,sy.

U.rrrD srArla IGsrsJcT CouaTNos ~, 20, SO, a. IS.
IS 80, 81, 80, 40.
surl,gxr Couer-Circuit.--Nos. 1863 Go1, 319, Ge7,
l0i9, 1IJ3 to Ills, 1i2I 30 l126.
SPECIAL TsRn-Nos. 49, 40, l2I OF part ai--Dcmur-
rers--Nos. II, H. 4, 22 90. 25 81 Fart 2d--Nos l.
g. 9, 10 "a TO 10, 20 ~, ~ ~, 32 80 Al, AZ A, 45
40, 90, 53.
Cosxox Pf1as--Nos. 1862 40, $40 ass, 1854, 1les.
1914 l249, 1910, 13s3, 1870, 1884 1sIs, l495 1902
srPrrcr corHr-Nos 1f4g l0:, f22 2sb 280 s36
49, 90 1888 1862 1853, So $50 lz;4 IL leO 500 48s.
1851 d62, zs3 li0s CO., $50, ia, 7e2, 733 9i3 40
i36, al, sos 5s4, AZ e4s 2 l2S 5G2 s59 1870 122p
ltsa gyh 27s c1
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