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JOneSborO' Female High School,
Under the control and direction OF

Under the control and direction OF
J0NESB0RO UGH LODGE, NO. 40, L. o. o. r.
Rev Rev pAyD s sCssss Of Tenn Associate Principals,
ASSISTED by competent corps Of Female Teachers
D. w. HAcggR and Lazy, Of bepsc, Professors OF Music
Drawing, Painting, Embroidery, &C., sc.
FUNHE next Session Of this Institution will commence
IL on Thursday, the 9th day Of September, 1855.
Course OF study and terms same AS heretofore.
The high character and deserved popularity this
School has attained under the care Of two Associate
Principals, mpel tile Lodge to continue that system.
The location Of this school-in pleasant village OF
one thousand Inhabitants, remarkable for health and
morality, directly on the line Of Railroad North and
Southwest now near completion, one hundred miles
East OF Knoxville, surrounded by gountins aud pure
sprbg water In abundanccrendcrs It desirable to all,
and suitable point for School Of the lnrgcs size and
highest order. Large and commodous buildings have
been and are being erected sufficient to accommodate
very large number OF scholars in addition to those
heretofore in attendancc-thc last se.sOn numbering
upwards Of one hundred and Hny pupils
Boarding can be had in private families on reasona
Bile terms.
supply OF School Books kept for sale at Philadelphia
Wholesale prices with the carriage added.
For further particulars address "Ma andon Haynes
secy Of the SCHOOL, the "Secretary Of the Iodge
also, see circular aud catalogue.
J. w. DgADgRIcK, Il. r. WELLS,
J. NJ. lIosS, J. 4. Du.wuRrH,
W. T.. BREWER, IonS RuEA,
Jonesboro', Aug lie Committee Of The School
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II Z u M % 81,

X 4 ~ ~ ~ ~.
vi " subsciihcr Is now receiving n new So
Il lection of SPLENDID PIANOS from the
oldest manufactures, and selected with great
care from more than thousand Instruments
among which are the new Corrugated Sound
ing Boards, of Bonrduan, Gray d Co, which
are receiving so much favor both in America
and Europe. This valuable Improvement
adds one half more space to the Sounding
Board, thereby largely increasing its power,
producing greater volume of tone. together
with peculiar dislinctiveness and independ.
ence OF the notes, and nearly equaling the
Grand Piano. All Pianos warranted.
Also, receiving large selection of Music
Songs, Pokas, Walt1es, Variations. DC Ac
Guitars and Strings.
Pianos tuned and repaired.
sept. II. II. G. COOKE
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Medical College Of Georgia,


TUyIE Twenty OF Lectures in this Insti-
d tuition will commence the first Monday in Noyein.
Der next Faculty.
Anatomy-G. VI. NEWTON, ". u.
Surgery--L A. DCGAs, II. n.
Chemistry and PiHrmncy-A. MEANS. ND.
Materia Mcdca, Therapeutics and Medical Juri"pru-
dence--f. r. GARvIS, II. u.
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and IniantsJ. A.
Eve, ". u.
Physiology and Path. Anaony--II.V.M. MILLER, NJ n.
Institutes and Practice of NchcineL. d. FORD, 81 D.
Surgical, Comparative aud Microscopical Anatomy
ii. r. CAMPBELL, II. D.
Demonstration Of An1tomy--R. CAMPBELL. ". n.
Assistant Demonstrutor--S. II. SERMONS ". h.
Prosector to Prof Of Surgery-JUu,H iIiHE.I, ~. n.
Clinical Lectures will be delivered regularly Mt the
City Hospital and ample opportunities will be afforded
for the study Of Practical Anatomy.
Fees the entire COURSE 1.-Two
Matrirr'aion Ticket 90 be taken once) 90
For further particulars, apply to
July 2O-6n q. VI. NEWTON, Dean.
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IT. BR0wrJ,S
Essence of Jamaica Ginger,

FHNlIS Essence is preparation of unusual
II In ordinary diarrhn.a, incipient cholera In short
IN all cases of pro.tration of the digestive functions
is of nestimahle value. During the prevalence of cpl
deic cholera and summer complaints of children 1t is
peculiarly elcacious family, individual or traveller
should be without it.
CAurIos-Be sure to get the genuine essence which
is prepared only by r. BROWN, at his Drug md cham
tcni Store " t. corner Of rim and Chestnut streets,
IHtlddetlhid, and for sale by GEO. W. Ross Athens
Tenn, and all the respectable Apohecares in the
United states. may lS-Gm-3iI
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JzSt Roccivod,

zoo LBS lava Coffee;
OOO 1000 lbs. Rio do.
200 lbs. Crushed Sugar.
100 " Caracas Indigo;
100 " Star Candles;
30 " Dupont's Rifle Powder;
80 " Blasting do;
II lb. Cans Eagle do;
200 gallons No Golden Syrup; a.
All of which will be sold as usual, at the
very lowest prices.
June S W. q. HORTON Il co.
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Carter's Spanish fixture.

Tho Grcnt Purifier OF the Blood!
NOT a PARTICLE or MERCURY IN IT!
Let he AFFLICTED R,Gd and Poaderl
An Infable Remedy fOL Scrofua, Kings Evil Rheuma-
tism Obstinate Cu,aneous EruptiOns, Pimpes or Pos.
tucs on the Face blotches, Boils, Ague and Fever,
Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm letter, Scald Head
Enlargement and Pain of the Bones aud Joints Stub
born Ulcers, Syphilitic Disorders Luinbago, Spinal
Complaints, and all Diseases arising from an lnjudi-
ciOus Use OF Mercury, mprudrnce in Life, Inpury
of the Blood.
VENIs great Alternative medicine and Purifier Of Blood
II ia now used by thousands Of grateful patients from
all parts Of the United States who testify daily to the
remarkable performed by the greatest of all med
cines, "CAGrER's SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia Rheu-
matisn, scrona Erupiions the Skin, Liver Disease
fevers, Ulcers Old Sores, Affections Of the Kidneys
Diseases of the Throat Female Complaints Pains and
Aching of the Bones and Joints, speedily put to
flight by using this great and inesthnable remedy.
For all diseases Of the Blood, nothing has yet been
found to compare with it, 1t ceanses the system of all
impurities, acts gently and efficiently the Liver and
Kidneys, strengthens the Digestion, gives tone to the
Stomach makes the skin clear and healthy and restores
the Constitution eneebled by disease broken down
the OF YOUTH tn it, pristine yigOr and strength
For the Ladies, is incOmpnrably better than all the
cosmetics ever used. few doses of Carriers Spanish
Mixture will remove all salluwness of complexion bring
the mantling to the cheek give elasticity to the
step, and improve the health IN a remarkable degree
beyond all the medicines ever heard Of
The large number Of certificates which We have re.
ceyed from persons from all parts Of the Une, States
the best evidence that there hunibug about IT.
The press, hotel keepers, magistrates physicians and
public men, well known to the community, all add their
BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call on the Agent and get n Circular and Almanac,
and read the wonderful this truly greatest of all
None genuine unless signed BENNETT BEERS, Pho.
prietoTs No Pearl street, Richmond, Val to whom all
orders for supplies and agencies must be addressed
And for sale by VIZ. BuRss, and q. W. Ross Athens;
b. MARTIs Calhoun; KELLY sos, Charleston THOar-
son DYsos, Cleveland may +ly-3i5
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Ocoee Male Academy,

kschtOrs EenU.
FEvlIE Fall Session OF this Institution will commence
q on Monday the 3D. day Of September next, un-
der The charge of Rev. j. L. MLBURN whose abilities
and character as Teacher are well known that the
Trustees deem it unnecessary to trump his fame. Being
graduate Of one Of the FIRST Colleges of East Tennes
see he is competent to teach the pupils science aud
language, and to conduct the School t proprety ever
rendy to guide, morally well as mentally. Parents
and guardians may patronze Ocoee Academy with as.
surance, The location is healthy aud pleasant.
Terms Of Tuition, per Session Of 20 ,ceeks:
First Glass. 100
second 500
THrd .......... 1000
No extra charges. Board eau he had in private ftni-
lies on very reasonable terms. Those who pay In ad
vance can have reasonable deduction from tue regu-
lar rates oil tuition. by order Of the Board.
Aug 10 W. b. REYNOLDS, Secy.
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chancery Court u, Hiudisonyi,s..

OCTOBER RuLts, 1885.
William Balm. James Clayton and wife, and
Others,
pS.
andrew Stephenson, James Stephenson, and
others, heirs of Joseph Stephenson, ST., de.
ccused.
DILL charges that defendants Andrew Sto.
- rhenson and James Stephenson re,ide
beyond the state of Tennessee, publication il
therefore ordered to be made in the Athens
Post for four weeks, requiring said non.resi-
dent defendants to appear at the next term
oil the Chancery Court, to lie held at the
Court house in the town of Madisonyille. ON
the lst Monday of December next, and then
ana ana there ME their answers TO compliments
heard ca porte. }. A. COFFIN. e. 4 ar
Oct. 10, lSj5-4t Prs fee SO .G4
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IEarIo5 or Column ia.
WE now have the Largest and Best as
w sortment of this Celebrated Music
Book we have ever had.
C.F 1T. r. GIBSON.
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New Goods.
IIV FRY STABLE.

TUNilE subscriber has opened Livery Stable In the
stables attached to the Athens Hotel aud has sup.
Bugges, &c. and is prepared to accommodate ali who
may eau on him, on reasonable terms. His stock Is
good vehicles new and his object is to keep what has
Deen very much needed at this place, the right an
establishment Persons be accommodated at all
times az moments notice, lie asks liberal patronage
march lb-ti-'i35 JOHN l.. BRIDGES.
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ANDREW JOHNSON,
Governor Of tie State Of Tennessee,
~ a" who shall sec these prcscnts- Greeting:
w HEREAS, it has been made known 20
w me that certain THOMAS JOHNSON.
charged with having committed a foul and
atroclous murder, on the 2qth day of Se,as,n.
Der, 1888, upon the body Of FINLEY ScnicK
late OF our county of Polk, has fled from vus.
nee and is now running nj large. Now, there.
Tore, ], ANDREW Johnson, Governor aforesaid,
by virtue of the power in me vested. do hero.
by offer reward of 1h,ee Hand,cd Dollar,
TO amy person or persons who may apprehend
the said THOMAS Johnson, aud deliver him TO-
the Sheriff or Jnilor of our county Of Polk in
order that Justice in that behalf may be lind
and executed.
- Ia testimony whereof | have here.
L. >. Sunto set my had and caused the Great
- Seal of the State to be affixed Mt
Nashville. on the 18th day of October. 1881.
BY the Governor,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
W. d. A. RAMSEY, Secretary of State.
" Said Thomas johnson is oLout AZ vea,.
OF age; about feet S or inches high; smart.
ly stoop shouldered; red hair; with a fresh Gus
ON his upper lip.
Oct 10, lS55-It EGO
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Salt.

EHSD - BAGS jusireccivcd and for sale.
MAsDSov. % MUEWEN Il GILLESPIE.
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Oh DiEGsnC1aR iTG.
6B6h DOZEN Cottage, Rocking and Chidren's Chairs
-&snSS for sale cheap for cash. Apply to
Jan. IL, j. s. BRIDGES Athens penot
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WAsHINGroN, Jan. 8.

-s WAsHIHGToN, Jan. 3.
SESATE.-A communication was received
from the President enclosing the correspon.
dence of Major-Gen. Wool respecting the
op rations of the Pacific division of the army
upon that coast. Laid on the table and
ordered to be printed.
Mr. Weller said that he would discuss the
subject at some future day.
HoUsE.-Mr. Latham, from the committee
on public lands, reported back the bill, TO
continue in force one year from March Sd
next. acts for adjusting land claims in Cali
fornia.
He said the borad Of commissioners had
been in session for two years and half:
that Sl3 cases had been brought before them
of these they have acted on 397; 294 have
been confirmed; and I2l cases are yet to be
acted on, and unless this bill shall be passed
these will, as consequence, be undisposed
OF, and persons interested will have 10 come
TO Congress for relief. The bill passed.
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INV FAIL AND WINTER DRY GOODS AND
CLOTHING ~ EACHANGE FOR STATE

und rsgaed would respeetsu inform the citizens
n this city aud vicinity. that he has Just opened a
large we'll elect ock of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
consisting in part Of
French aud English Mernos. Yais D. Lanes half and all
WOOL black plain and Silks beaehed paif
char gable and solid cold Silks: Dress Silks: all colors
dc Maple and saens Flannels Opera Cloak
ings. Liaseys. Bay States Thybet. plain Fancy silk
Shaws all kinds of Blankets. Joserts Gloves Embroide
ries Cloaks Of all styles aud MATERIALS and nutade Of
other artielss too tedious menion.
As motto is. small prof and quick safes - would cd
wise thos wishing thr fall and winter supplies to ia
with a call. before Purchasing elsewhere
Especially would draw the attention of dealers and
chant aor very heavy choice stock Of Cassi
vi lin and fancy Casmers all cOors OF Broadcioths. OVER
coating Whitney Beaver keiseys Pte<ham. wool silk
aud LniIgs all kinds Of raOrs Trimmings.
To those deangi Ready Made ci thing to visit
in orier examine the very heany stock which
tsnty keePon hand stnd selling Cincinnati prices
and terms.
Supervision. able better fit and
wing there be had other
Come all and convince yourselves Of the fact.
A. ANS?ACHER.
novs - Main street. door below Branch Bank.
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ruE ,I.I.IEs suRRENpERED,,t

SINCE MESSRS. ALTERING Il DRUMMER HAVE
- lease the OIL Corner Stand Water under the
Once and filed it cverHov ing with the largest
and latest STYLES Of Fall and Winter Clothing Fur
nishng Goods. aud sell them atonhngy low the
ALLIES HAVE BEEN COMPELLED TO SURRENDER.
80 THEIR NEW STOCK
consists Mems aud B0y readymade Clothing.
Hats and Trunks together vi the extensive
Gentle Dress eOds and T-ors' Furnishing Goods
brought this city Their facilities for purchasing
naan nring in the
them all times mn all orders with best
Of goods best barg aims unry and city
and the public generally respectfully invited call and
Reduced Prices before purchas-
ipre lsewh decIs-tf
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ATTENTION FARMERS!

NV (tAIfUfNt..-The undersgned ask the atfen-
w tou hisuperior facilities Cart
ing This essaLshment has machines running day and
ghy enabling 1t work faster and cheap
than any other similar in this region, while the
work excellent faTuter may bring in wool for himself
neighborhood any ordinary amount only have wait
be carded Ny prices reasonable The
highest price always rad wool according quality
have old and experienced Carder TO work machines
and promise satisfaction. les WITT j. N. BIRTH.
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.EATE LOT'TDsx as


Payment Of Prizes GNGraHteed to the holder By TIE
state Of Maryland.
must congratulate upon their
prizes although promise
capital il they win only they
hich the list below sho worth ren-
W know that il wouf be OF qualification to
publish list prizes drawn
who but violate promise of strict
although would be advantage and enhance the sale of
tickets. permitted. could name who has
drawn in prizes $500 - 600 the lsrg
which s2 others Who have drawn
both larger and smaller We give below OF the
Lotteries November aud earnestly that each and
every person viii send rider for tickets in them
G. MARIN 4 CO Baltimore. Md.
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HOUsE FURyi.HIN,: GOODS.

HNOLBUKN a HERsHBEKGEk have now opep Tor ex-
~ animation large stock of furnishing Goods
sisng Three Ply. Ingram and lou pced Car Stsir
and Hall Carpets of various patterns aud qualities Fr Oil
Cloths IRON is feet Wide Satin lie LANES. Worsted
Csor Dsmaks Furnisures bro HOLLANDS for Gu tans
Muslin and Lace Curtains Coruiee Curtain Pins and
Rods Narcotics Quilts. Linsn Iamasks. Table Linen and
Towcllng Piano and Table Coihs. aud Bed Blankets Of all
siz-s and quail les.
We also Mattresses every size descrr
ii which W. will good he found. Also.
Bed Comforts of all sizes. All Of which will sell As low
the quality be found this side s Allegheny
Mann. aims Enser Bloch EST St. near Mao. oet20
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Ass PRIZES TO BE DISTRIBUTED.

In this scheme FORMED by the ternary combinations o. -
numbers making V6 tickets and the drawing OF Is
there will be prizes each having of the numbers
t 49, each havng2 them 81 SEQ each having
only them lso 81 with neither Of the draw
Plumbers on them leing thanks.
TO dermne the fate ofthee prizes and blanks Is
7S neu i've. will be severay placed in wheel
tie drawing and IS Of theU ORA yanden
and tina. @ having for lis the ist "a snd Sd
drawn will b. entitled to the capital prize
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GEORGE klrlx PHILIP DECKER PHILIP KRAnsR
GEORGE KLEIN a. Co.

1faNJFACTOK1,
bvan-,i!ie, Indiana.
fENHE undersigned the Merchants
Sonth,rn Indiana. and the public generally their
Factory Il completed and they ready
faetu-e Soap Candies and Lard OIL
We will articles manufarared good. aud the
prices as pw be purchased ia Cincinnati We
taetre all the different qualities and the
N that city, and equal facilities with the
Thankful Tor the liberal patronage lave already received
determined ntihuance and Of
the liberal the the pub
lie fo- the establishment of Home in
city.
BThe highest MARI prices al ways Paid for Tallow
Lara an Grease. VS. 3md 0RGE KLEIN Z CO.
vinesnnes Gazette and Henderson Courier copy
and send bills 10 this Office.
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TUEODOrE FRiNRE,s
nNEEyly E.rtEl IsaMENT

Corner Canal opposite Henry
r.. Evansville Indiana.
EANCY Dyer Steam Seonrsr end Hehnisher Of Dry Goods
Formerly Foreman Cincinnati Mr.. Teasdaes
New ork Dye House.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Clothes of SILK
WOollen and Cashmere Shaws euery d. scrip
ton aud 6nhe al Dyes Mind OF stafs ac-
cardfnr to IA terms finishes equal He
spots stains sk Dresses dry way. ithout
the color stuff lie also cleans and finishes Cur
tains Silk and ooen Toile de Tersse aud rull-s
Also he Carpets and finishes them equal to AZ
fair rates octl9- d&w
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WUOI.EsAI.R DRY GOODS.

nv now hand Of the most Iomplete aud de-
sIrabe stocks Of Dry Gods lie found in the Western
which we to all each prompt time buyers az
unusually rates. Oar bought directly from the
and importers in quality and spness
we dey petition rom markets in the West
We tee thankful TO all of old friends and
feel well assured that axe we'll
nat 81 an others buying TO give c before purchasing
elsewhere oe,lS JOHNS IN a. FRENCH.
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New York, jan. 4, p. NJ.

Flour is a shade lower; 5000 bbls good
Ohio 93la9Sl, 1900 bills Southern 937a975;
wheat firm; corn firm, $4,000 bush mixed
lOl, mess pork heavy at IL so, prime II %;
beef heavy. 500 bbs country mess sold at
S75all25; lard firm; Ohio whisky 364; Rio
coffee 9aal0ac; sugar active; 1000 hhds
Orleans 4Ia5e; lard oil 75as0c. Stocks
better and quiet; money easier.
DETROIT, Jan. a.
: Howard, Smith g. Co., bankers of this
city, ended.
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NEW FALL md WINTER GOODS.
G0lnEliN a uEHsHRERGER


n NDILLINoIS not suspended will be taken
dersgned frpn this date. AT PAR for Hardware. Cut
tery. &e wholesale on retail
The Goods will be se's regular prices
Gust having this Kind of money tuy with,
FAIRLY DEALT WIZ.
Remem this money is iced q Wheat the New
Hardware Stsreof nov27-0 cBAS. 8. WELLS.
UDELEIyEDper Flatbost-
Y q 10 ibis Cider Vinegar; bhls Pearl Barley;
- Ingram's Saeratas; 10 txs Wheat St-rch;
IS bxs Saerstus in N psrs; Roston Matches;
II bales Cotton Batting; g mats Csssia:
bundles Cottan Twire; 100 lis small HEMP Twine:
coils Halter RVPe; coils Hemp Halter Rope;
d. Hemp Beccords; do Cotton Bedcords:
20 dox No I DO; 4hxs hest rand lump To-
20 lbs Nutmeg; bscce;
so doz Black Ink; Is don Ohio Mustard;
o Kentucky Mustard; 25 do y Y. do;
Ground Pepper % hxs Ground Cinnamon;
ic hss Palm Soap ia IA to * is don Washioarls;
bars: Is Market Baskets;
2 dor Covered Baskets; Is dor extra imp Br,oms;
10 10 Whisks: 10 10 Wire DO;
2 do Clothes Baskess; 10 do Hard dH
For sale at lowest nsrket Price Icy
novl6 i. ID. HEhiANN.
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another step towards complete investment
place.
Rsssians arriving by ship to Sebastopo,
and will probably attempt a surprise by sta.
Leprandi deprived of command for fault
while in command.
Eve Thousand French reached Constants
nople en- the 9Th, on way to Crimea.
Contingent Omar Pasha force, to be sent
to Crimea, now called $4,000; Omar to en-
mark in few days, to meet Dassan Pacha.
/ Polish staff officers ordered from Asia TO
Crimea soon as English fleet withdrawn
Ifr, m Gull of Finland. Constadt bill for en-
listment Of 1000 Germans, awakened pro-
tracted debate. De Isreal and party in
House opposed it, bit would no, throw
unfair obstacles in its way. Minor Gibson
said enlistment Of foreign mcrcenaries by
their government violated principles of neut
rality, and might be taken advantage Of by
Russia hiring privateers o! United States.
Foreign enlistment bill read third time in
Commons Friday night, and passed-major-
ity 80.
HALIFAX, Jan. 4.
The Asia sailed at noon for Boston. She
reported seeing the Sarah Sands on the Gath
returning to p,rt.
BosroN, Jan. A.
A. S. Farewell g. Co., produce dealers
suspended 1t is thought the assets will
meet the liabilities. Beicher's failure at ST.
Louis is the cause. 1Efa4
SO BALTIMORE, Jana.
The strike. of engineers on the Baltimore
& Ohio r. R. has ended, and the business
of the Company is going on with greater ac-
tivity, new men being employed.
The Maryland Legislature met to-day.
The message of the Governor states the
Indebtedness ofthe State at $4,000, 900, and
the surplus in the Treasury on Nov sOth at
S553.00O.
BosToN, Jan. 4.
Rev. w. c. Eddy, Of Lowell, is elected
speaker of the House.
CINCINNATI, Jan. a.
River stationary. 1t rained most all
the morning; now clear.
PITrsBURG, Jan. 4.
River feet inches and falling. Wealth
er cloudy and damp.
CINCINNATI, Jan. A, p. NJ.
Freights dell, scarce and dropping to New
Orleans. Flour 77Oa7S5; whisky declined
to 25aa264; hogs 44Oa4so. quiet; bulk mes at
4i.54c for shoulders and sides; prime Dbl
lard SIC.
Money scarce; eastern exchange dull at !
al premium. Weather clear aud cold.
INDIANA LEGISLATURE
INDIANAPOLIS, j. n. A.
The Indiana Legislature olganizcd to-
day.
| The Senate elected SoLos THURMAN prin
cipal secretary. - :
rne House elected DAVID KlLGORE
speaker, and JOHN LEvERINs.c CLERK.
| The Governors message. to be delivered
Tomorrow. will strongly urge restrictions on
Free Banking.
NEW YORK, jan. A. p. NJ.
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wABaSHAND ERIE CANAL.

ENE undersigned have recently built large and subsan
II tiai Warehouse the Canal PstersbnrEh and
now prepared any Produce. Commission
warding business entrusted them. .Consisnees Will be
promptly notified of the arrival their Gooas and charges
in all eases ted U give Satisfaction.
decs- II BARR x MORGAN. Pctersburgh la.