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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-03-28
WHAT LIE DIED OF.

We overheard once the following dialogue
between an Alderman and an Irish shop
litter:
What's gone of your husband, woman :"
"What's gone of him, yer honor? Faith
and he's gone dead"
"Ah! pray what did he die of"
"Die OF, yer honors He died Of Fri
day."
al don't mean what day Of the week, but
what complaint"
ooh, what complaint, yer honor9 Faith,
and it's himself that did not get time to
complain"
"O, he died suddenly"
"Rather that way, yer honor9"
"Did he fall in tit!"
No answer.
ale fell in fit, perhapsl"
"A fit, yer honor? Why no, not exactly
that. He fell out of widow, or through a
cellcr door, don't know what they call it"
"And broke his neck?"
No, not quite that, yer worship"
"What then?"
"There was 4 bit Of string or cord, or
something like that, and it throttled poor
Mike"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-03-28

THE Chinese are queer people to 60 to
market. A friend at Canton, writes kem.
Itch Van Tassell," that ncighbor of his had
Just laid in his winters provisions-a hind
quarter Of horse and two barrels of bull
dogs. The latter salted to keep.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-03-28

WHY THE FOURTH on MARCH WAS ST.
LEcTED.-The Portland Advertiser, correc.
ting the laundering statement which every
year or two goes the round of the papers. to
the effect that the 4th of March was selec.
ted as the beginning of the Presidential term,
because it will not fall on Sunday for three
hundred years to come, says:
"The selection Of the fourth of March as
the day for the beginning of the Presidential
terms seems to have been the result OF acci.
dent The old Continental Congress, when
the ratification Of the new Constitution by
the necessary number of the States had been
ascertained, passed resolution Sept. l3,
1888, appointing the first Wednesday Of the
next January for the choice of the presiden
tial electors, the first Wednesday of Februa.
ry for the election of President and Vice
President, and the first Wednesday Of March
as the time for the organization of the new
government The first Wednesday of March
happened to be in the year 1889, the fourth
of March, and as the administration which
began on that day was limited to four years
by the Constitution, the next and all succeed.
ing administrations have begun on this day
OF the month"
How TO MAKE \ LOVE CAKE.-Let any
pretty or amiable young lady take three cups
of sugar, three eggs, one cup Of butter, one
of milk, a small lump Of pcarlash; mix all up,
not as stiff as pound cake, and bake it
nicely. Then get neat teapot full of
strong Souchong, or else Congo; set a snug
little tea.tablc before rousing fire in a cosy
parlor. Draw up to the table soft lounge
or sofa. Let no intruders be about, and
ill out two nice cups of the tea and cut the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-03-28

For unadulterated economy, commend US
to the German. Give him salary of forty
cents day, and in ten years he will own a
brick block, fat horse, nine Children, and
vrow broader than she is long, and as good
natured as blind kitten.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08

Of the scene without moving that anything oss o.
common way was going on be would not
have incurred any danger OF being run down or
over or under. So far - could learn, there was
not fight. nor any e1tr. swearing extra drink
ing on the occasion. And yet the flames were IN
due time got under Ind imminently posed values
protected The burning building was less than 900
feet distant from the light, temporary Paiais des
Bedur 1rts, and for . time much anxiety was felt
lest the noble coll scton it contains should fall
prev TO the flames, or. at beet, b greatly injured
in the haste of removal The loss BY the fire,
although falling on the Government 10 moro
thought of because i, includes some 10000 qain
tails of grain, sufficient stores Of which are kept in
different parts Of the establishment TO provision
40 coo men for three months Wherever passed
among the groups Of spectators that were seat
tered slops the avenue Of the Champs Elysees
could bear EXPIRE ssions of sadness at thoughts OF
the waste of 80 much bread. Nothing was more
natural. The our.pound loaf Of second quality
costs I6 sous. You koO~ what wages here are
But believe that the following report from Ad-
mirsl Lyons, published in all the city papers three
days after the ire, is considered very good VS.:
"vans-Capt O.sorre repors that oe toe S.h
and 9th ccnrsn:, fo'ilis under his ozders in The
Sea of Acct destroyed esormors Quantities OF grain
spd forage harvested This year. They we're hespea
up in siI compact, msssve rows stretching along for
~ O miles on ibe coast near Gheiskhmsn,' &c.
The enormous conspiracy Of certain Londen
sugar spectators has caused rise here Of three
to four sous The pound in sugar. The result 10
that the poorer classes, already reduced by the
general rise in the price of all sorts of provisions,
to calculate their expenses with painfal strctsess,
must make up their minds to do without this com
Portable luxury. Let us hope that no reflection on
this fact will eDbitter the enjoyment OF these
doubtless respectable conspirators, who are said
to have pOcAeted fortunes by the operation If
they, by strange chance, should have any dim rec
oppiti,n Of their sin, they may compound with
their copsciences by contributing trihing, frac
t,onsl percenge Of their profits to whatever Borr-
robool.s Ia may be their iavorite charity.
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feaal Notices.

OvyIcs RsesIvtR OF TAxts. Nov 3. lsaA
TAXES, 1855 Notice is hereby given that one
Der cent vii b s1ded 90 the To- d.y o. eSe~oes 90 a.
80 /. IN ~ ia. os ths lssh cs Of peesosc
Nst,se /. also hereby riven tbs: co the l'' asy 81
81 he rate of ~ per cert .nsum Szsu A'eo oS
ssy Of sspsraber 1853 HARVEY Hskr, SeeeN-i Eei'~
IN PURSUANCE Of On order Of the Surrogate
The cta,ty scs sssoy nsen :. ~ ~.
Cit, ofN.wYoi widow eessed 70 cut ne ssme p
rss.r' ;her.s 70 The sub sheer. Al cn IN or
seoro The tv.nt, eighth coy n April ne1t-psSee No~
ere twe3iyffs day SfOetsbef 1875
SEYMOUR C. TROUTuAN,)
JAuNc, Wv TROUTMAN, EIeeo'on
PETER TENEYCK
ANN ELIZA GANrZ, lrxeeotrixes
On is~6nSs C0aNRLIA NJ. TENETCz,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08
4 FAMILY POISONED BY EATING DIS
EASED MUTTON.
ONE DEAD AND FIVE SUFFERING.

ONE DEAD AMI FIVE oOrrEhlNd.
Tie family of Mr.. Fox, residing At No. l4e First
svebrs, were accidentally poisoned by eating dise~s.
On, purchased Of Mrs Fox ON Wednesday Of last
week at Ws-bippton Msrbet 1t sppsSs that tbs
lex Of mutton was boiled on Thanks iving-dsy, bu.
no. parakea Of Until the following Saturday,
when Mrr. Fox, her tso daughters and female visi-
tcr psrtoos Of some coup which had been prepared
from it that dsy, and we're soon taken sick. Dr.
Dowues ORork aud Brady were called 10 and sd-
ninistsred medicines which gave relief, but the cause
Of the rckress MT sttr outed 70 the mutton. On
the following Wednesday the meet remsiO'ng Va msde
into sLssh a. psraten OF BY the whole family, I'll Of
whom sers Immediately taken sick, and len the follow
bs Gay Mrs. Fox oied. Before her desth she stated
where she had procured the mutton. Coroner ODoa.
nell IVES notified Of the occurrence yesserdsy, add pro-
oeeced 70 the house for the purpose of ibvsts stag
the case, but owing to the impossbilty Of procuring
the necessary witnesses be was obliged TO scourn the
Investigation Until to day. DR.. ORoike inside post
norte examination Of the body, but fssnd no poison
The contents Of the stomach sia, ho~sva, be sab
jectsd to sehepical snNyss. Efforts are being made
70 ssoeItasn Eom phon the diseased meat was pnr-
CHASED. Mr. Fox and three OF bis chIdreo snd ne
'hilor 10 question are now seriously III rom no
Effects Of eating the meat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08
Steamboats, and Railroads.

NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
IN NOTICE 10 hereby sven that meeting 9th Bod Of
he'd 'he 5h Of DsceUoeI, w.s aoaoinou,y
ResOred That ali the psseneercss II his Company.
of he ire shall ara sf.r the first dsy OF
February stop 26'hs ADD fro ch sson slone
WI passengers keed. Toe city Of tbs Comp my ~
Iup heretofore, from the Asor Hous- leaving fe
queny afford every fscity f srssdy and rapid c,mmu
Iicaton with Ihe pssst ngeI station at Is ba
PHILO HURO, President.
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THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

Mr. KENNEDY, OF Ro1bup, his, discovered in one Of sur
pasture weeds iemeey tost eafe. EN- p o.
lie in eleven hundred e.'ss sna aevI ~ Ca
except two both ,hanas so%S as S 1s az .b IN
pose. ssiCn nav ever II $40 sS. suDd'ed
Two bottles are warranted a Dur,ns sore mouth
One to viii tie vors kind Of pnpes On TO
To or three bottle. viii clear the system Of bnes
Two bottles are warranted the .ont canfer 10 the
Three to i've Otes warranted TO the vos c.se Of
sry.pelss ,o.... .,,.a .. ,,,. An h,uor IN h.
bottles warranted running Of he ears and
Tout on sx bo;t Is are warranted corrupt and running
Ulcer. . ,..A..
rwO OF bottles warranted 20 cure The r'fs se Of
ring sorm. ,o,, a..,.-.,.
Tbfte to four bottles warranted salt rtea@
Absns |. siS.ys experienced from tn aist bottle, ana
per ssri.D,ed ~hcO the shove Saan ny eh
al. the sondfu Incidence Of ds a. ma, 'm@oo @sss
growing the pastures and along Old oee s"s snv.
honor il ia. 20 .rt W spds hams Ger has
SSo r. i1ss .Ss S's es 1aI Vs snow e
cs Of every II bis already doo- sSroe OF ms ss'
Ss. ia % ols pSopi. ofsIt, have seen puBy
LOOKING children .hse f-'h wa soft and u,eo, restored 20
To those who ave saSee, 70 .siel hsadsche ,oe VII
swsys it IL give. rest relief 10 Sstsi'e am
re.usted BY il Where he BODY sOo:d .orks gull:
s.sy here IA Asy selsDsemen OF me iansons o.
n-,nie IL viii esuse ngnN ehus. bot you mot s %
Asnped ttsy alvey. dispeeN fom four day to : .e-s
ST.. : nsy-Y mad result IN IL the eopr2Ey ~h-n ss
selling " gre you vti feel yourself hse ne per.on
read sou OF he eIrsvssnr escouuvs OF Il NAT s'~
n lst ned 20. - ...,, -, an O., :.
MsDufa,suiec BY DONALD KENNEDT, No l2s ".r'sr''f'
Ecxbnry, Hsss Price 81 49, s,.v~.,~. -
Va AZ B.rcl.,s;, CHARLES RiSG, No 1872 Br ..dw.y
AB&D sASNS No itl WI isnN MARSH oH.lS
No. 40 sniau.t toyD& PAUL, ;es,as- ..st;i ~sLss
IaSN.ISsnlspe; nAv LAND HARRAL aiSLEf, Vs.
rnst, WARD CLOSE Co MAdsols0s; Nm lays,
Broollyo ,nS for sale ., r-ts By al re'peotsSe o'sS
Sk,oos hoat the Union.
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COURT.-GEORGE c,

CUPREME COURT.-GEORGE c. HA-
- fBORNE, j., sssi,ss CH .RLZs 2. ARAsTHOS9 I'D
THOMAS. ". HfG6Iss- saarDoos foe macy dsenssa 20
eoptysa.-tCom bet ser ITO The DEFENDANTS; va ~e
hereby msred ssd required the e@pl unt 70 ss
.-,,ou this 6s he Office Of he CA1rt n TIE
ofNevSork. in sse and 20
,,ry. eoey Of the said complsst he suo-c
~, Al his ofice No 81 Warr he City VI ce~.Yuk within
,.n,, days the Of th. you. e1co
We Of he day OF such sefviee and you fl the
-. eon plant witsib the time Aforesaid psistf IN his
$50 Viii axe JUDGMENT you Of fv- han
80 Solus 9Th interes stated h. The compliant be .
-. of seton and ~ Of De I'd NJvenbes
a IsS ALBERT MATHEWS, Pansih's Attorney,
- ia I.v<vS 40. "a Wal-a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08

CTpKEME COURI.-ln the mAttof U she sp
y pboaaoa Of the Mayor Adssnee md Co%nosaf! q NJ
osr sPUBLIC PLACE, between tb and oS'hsss and the
~ "a ab ava In the CITY OF New York We Ne Commie
n.rs N E-tnste and A~e<Gn-ot In the shove enr uee
stter hereby ve notice The ovoen occupant o.
.,. OF Ell and ocs and improved and onimpFoved
md, affected tbershy add 10 al ohsr whom nav
follows, 10 ~'t. - 1000 -.. ...-.~n.,
nd that ali persos who-e Affected -f.oy sne
~ ma, oppo-ed 20 The DO present ther
s dnly verified, the CommslonAr II ths.r osce No
lo Brosdwsy oom H. hs city on or Sors 'S' ssa -,
"a That any pson persons may conncer hsmss "a
..reved BIZ fssd estimate ,nd oent Will Do heard
onnoxtion the same before At he sne place 10 os oc
~ on the 2ist day Of November 1883
That the Abstract the add and Asesunea,
.ossber Nth hsps sos ali the sdssi And
o<hsr documents which ased ~ rs IN marina cur report
Civ and County Of NswYors there 70 remain u1t The I'D
ls Thai the limits sm0Taoea BY the - os
All those OF laad stsd 10 sid CITY bounded
a. ;bsd nd oontAinps follows that zy-on the norn
h, IN. eenier line Of the blocks between ll6h and III
~ IN. sub BY he center line Of the bocks eesseen 4lt an
snd las the by the tine OF the blocks -
MI. between 10Th add litb Ind sso AL ho-s
vim otir and parcels OF land houns on efne, aas
~ de b eth 9Th ard sth ava. bet~e~p Hath AMI leths
on,ins ON either SIDE Of the 5tb sh, lib and asv, end
sTosdvsy SD and t2ds isis ont on s 's5 mss
n the Commissioner - =
h Thsi port herein v be presented to inc eeprens
Cont Of the st,te Of NewYork, SPECIAL Term thereef
h. held 4. The City Hall h the said City, Saturday the lti
d.v Of A d. 1855 at tbs opening o. e coor On
81 can be heard motion viii be made that wi rsvau -
sonsneA-NsS York, October 2. 1854
iT1SEiS SIsS SIs|, csm.,..,..,.
WARREN RRA0f,
0aoou JEREMIAH TOWLE,J
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GsoseE Cook, AueLonee-Store ~ Nassau Beesman.
ARGE aud ATTRACTIVE SALE of ne r.,

IL Ell. sAbt md fashionable FURNITURE 1f4ourso
press tor Br, sdwsy Tsoe-GEDhGE C.JJK will sell
TUESDAY Dec II, 81 ll ocock, at NO 654 Broadway nsar
bonds be ufaOtureo stock If Mr. JAnss Coox
and black Ltut P.or Safes
IN bIoos pluh, dAms,k hair cioh ans other fancy cJve
hs Ersfties oasks ADD fn; ees.at and
rotly e.rvsd Library sBd ScIesire Bookcases, Wadrob
Lsds, seers,.ries Amoirs Gace nsrbeop Dressing Blu
re.us W,shstAnds Con modes. splendid and ssboratsly
carved B-es-ds Tets Tees sofes Cbs Roctsrs sesng
d. Bel Stands mAbetop Center Side Sofa AID Pier Tables
O.k end mahogany extension DeDg Tables ensm
m,led Cnsmber gurbtufe ma'u-sses, Pal eses &c The
the largest and most splendid collections
Of Fui ue f-red Auc ion this and vol vohy tbs
Of The Trade and public In general Catalogues VIII
BE- dy ~ordsy had ~ the store or a. the Of
fse Of toe Auctoneer.
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Otean 6teamers, &t.

FOR CALIFORNIA Days Of sailing changed
to sh and 2tta Of each month -atWYOaK and CAL,
BORNIA STEAMSHIP Ne Via NICARAGUA ACCES-
9JRy TRANSIT COMPANY (of Nicaragua PROPRi EfORS
Through IN sdvanc. Of tbs mas7o0 miles hJar han any
other routes lbs bsgs.se The ioube-snsip
neanship STAB OF THE WE ST 800 tuns burden Captain
Binsr will leave Pier No North River at Pcoct N. i
Punts Arenas MONDAY Dee ~, 1855, eoDnecuns with
the Nesrssu Transit route having bat twelve miles Of sst
transportation ov 6rst-ciass carriages
The Propnetos the public that the lFhmo
entirely free from disease and that the Political Toub 90 10
EeMsgus have ceased Peace bs been made between the
sobtehdiDs parties and the sbte interruption in tbs
k.nst betwos the Deed be spprebended
for Information OF passsse apply only
CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, No. 2 Bowling -green
Stamped letters taken for 81 cents each.
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II DAN for sl.sso 600 for the REDEMPTION ..

III
~ STOCK doe JANUARY l, rs AID for oEP etENCY
MOO
The c. mnssopeS OF the CsDal Fund By yoe OF the Al
entitled An Act 20 provide support 9overu
posed April r. 1855 .nc- With AreIe
Seven OF the CorsiudnD bersby dive notice tbs, S.o Pro
poole 81. Do received n the Cans. DEPARTMENT uuu tae stb
LOAN Of eouRMrLLIONs FIVE aUNDaEp TaOriANp
DOLLAhs, or which 1rarsersbe Ger .tes q stick ell
be sso.d In the Of the People S.e on Ne an
be cfed Of the SINKING Fund Article seven OF "a, Con
po bat interest the rate Of FIVE per csnt Der snnum
Psoe quarterly the first Of January April July aod
IN each year. snd the prpcipsi rel
gay ysnusrS Ono Thousand Eight In and SEVENTH
o. hbtrty TO 'sle lees II the ofr,
opnoo are ,dv.nt 70 tho teesr If The The pro-
Hebus be for the Whole part Of sad Lnsn
h to"o All proposals 70 be es-d no sd ibdop-d Loan
of ne SioE'ps fnDd," and ncosed directed
toe Audhef ofthe Cana Department Albany rb money v
required 70 Dc pd FIVE cent o.
posal and tn. balance the 18th day OF De>nber
state ssns the City f Albany the MaDhttsn B.1k In
he City Ct NEWTON bu: The viii ,eived and the
scrip 'su.d at any time before desired after the swad Of
the Loan 10 ms6e
Pay be made BY deposins credit Of
be Treasurer Of State OF the Canal 1Dd 10
the Bank Of he M.pbssn Company NevY or ia toe
Loan oil Commence the ht day OF aDoary sod The
holders Of The sock residing the first and second aoic die
Diets and those residing OF the STATE will i've t,e
est toe och he'd by hem guarery the sank o. the
C1Dp.ny the City Of New oTk; nd all oth
ockhol6ers the New yoh s Bank in the Oy Of Al
HENaY J. RAYNOND. Lieut.. Governor.
JAS COOK, Comptroller.
E ~. LEAVFNW0Rri, sec'ry of State.
z. O. sPAULDINJ. Treasurer
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CUPREME COUhT-County of Cayuga.-
y LEWIS NJ. HEWITT sotid, asains MELISSA
HEWITT Defendant Summon. for R-lief-lCom noe s-I J
Gle n. off c. Nov. 81 1855 To MELISSA SEWlrr; tho
Sd we p.med Def nd You sersby DHnet 70 spear
IN IN. spIrem, Court of tbe Sste # se~vok sni
th- com iaiot If IEWs ~. hewitt pl.indf, oopy Of
fled in the CLERKS oiee Of Gauge Coapy and
10 COPY the cr'bers It 9TH 20
In the City Of Auburn. n. " vtin w-ny days a. er the
rvee OF this "a sxelave of d. Of service; aod
Il Won fail 10 said ornplsn hereby required tho
sp 10 VII apply the Court for the re ef demanded In the
sonplht-Dsted pburp. Nov u le5h
UNDER WOOD COX AVERY
n2lIavewS PlsiIt frs attorneys, Aaburn ". Y.
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Weekly U. s. MAIL LNE.-The soios steamer
sOUyHERNEa,T Evan, commander Will le.ve Pier No.
g., O'Clock, p M, isely, SATURDAY Dec, 8.
Tor Freight Apply board, where all bills Of AIDING viii be
signed, aud for Passage, a. the office Of
SPOFFORD TILESTON Co., No q Broadway.
The favorts CAROLINA having regu.
tos The various landings the st Johns River FONDA
vii connect with the from New Yoys. and esve
Charleston sveIy TUESDAY O'clock Through tickets
to jack onville, S31 to 'hstia &S3
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CUPREME COURT, City and County Of New.

~ yo,t-rbEOroRE w MARSH ana AUGUSTUS
NAs.a ss.in.t JOHN ?. soKeos-,o the setsra. ss.
ss y.u .e hereby the emp amt 10 ths
.rti OF which scpy hs-vi -rTed apon ,os sos srye
eo5y n your .Dswsr At No 1877 G'eenv eas Nes
Yors CITY bin sfe he --rvee sere eaeia
v- the Of speh AZ, you IAN 70 ans yer 'ne
.anphipt sforrssid, the pls'nnts WI nte Ju'g NJ
s;p., Won for the sua tun ADJ nicely one do NJ
-. ,ve With tnsrss from h. t~e1fy NJ dsy
~ M os hundred and hry tive o. ihe sun u
hy,S,d ard t~sbr, fvs DO, nd sshy rx .ps ,sd
b interest nc bIh November oue hOu.>Id esot
S,a .ps 6f y.6vs b. sun OF eleven huodred
q hirt ,e - e-rts-D1e New York, Nov ~, lse
d. vAN0EDEN, ? Aia'if' ;aSsey
The summons and sonpsnt in tsi' seren va e. ~ .ee
So a N. Cert Of the City and Cousry Of Newvsl on Toe
2s'b day of Sov., lsoo H. n ~ .rc,n,.v
al lsw6vS Ihn"n' 's~'.
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CUPREME COURT - Kings Coung;mARA-

CUPRFNE COURT - Kings Coun9.-AhA-
SsINrA JARVIS ss.rnst BREWSTER JARyis-n
pnRusrER JARVIS the d.ksd.nt sb,v- ns-sS; % -
h,r,h, On noaed reauir answer the eomsl.s u.
,n vhch N the ofes Ct the Ciers Of ss Coasy Oh
KIN. A. hs Cit, hsl, N the Cny n Broosyn 70 -
ave cow Of youf ssswer the sd snslsns
o. TIE IN, ssn Der offer No III ss.ssss Se IVY
N S.v within twenty 6s., Fl - the s-rv'se
mon, 90 you usve Of th- dsy Of soch cr,oe o -
70 .p..er the s>a p am, vihn The nne - -
Sn.n5,S In he scmpisint bsei October s. lsh
'ssI.~s~P 0E0 W PARKER Risktifs As;osnsS
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EOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-Unitei

j. States Mail LiDe-Ths and sp endd steamship
ALABAMA, Geo schenct, commander ~i leave NewY York
toi Savannah On SATURDAY Dec from pier No Nor'b
River o'clock 10 precisely Bills of sdins signed BY
the clek ssard For freight apply board for passage
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, No. IS sro.dw.y.
Cabin Pssssse Savannah $5; for Fods through tickets
kooa New York Jacksonville, ssh Pistka, s33
Large and cmmodious steamships leave savannah for Florida
three times week connecting With the from New
York Tuesdays and Saturdays
To- KNOXVILLE c. D. L,dlov ander, vii
suoceed the above, and leave WEDNESDAY,, Dec ~
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r. CoLToS, AustioDe'r -
MORTGAGE SALE of HOUSEHOLD FOR

w HIrURE, WILTO1 anc VELVET CARPETS
RO, Il WOOD PIkNO-sORrE, OIL-CDOTH5, OIL PAINT
mes, MIRhORs, ETC T. COTTON will sell, TtIs OAY,
ssu,ssy by esogue at No. SO Bs.kmaD ct a. lo o'clock,
tie entire furrDIe Of lus sd from Brook
iyp, nd solo by vitae If NOR levi COMPRISE 10 part,
sTee on aud Vtlvei Crpets Tapestry and losran
90 wood and Msh gary Vsdfbs and BoIkc., Sof.s
d sofs d,iesds Trte Tsse Ese Freoc6 and Cot age
B,os FrepshPists and Ovs Mirrors; Sack .nat Ed
tens. TABLES; Center and Card do; Msrbetpp and plain
DessIt Bure air end ohsI @szss large Votsre
Rocker suites Of rich Rosewood P4tor
FuBiue IN brocs let PaSr Cb.is tsfDs Cott;gs aud
Bedroom Coos; quantity of OnC0ths IN fol pieces;
Stove, Kitchen FOInrurs, &c Aso, ave
lite used snd 10 perfect Also so Cot
tgs b. desds so,be for the trade. Catalogues early tns
morning and q postponerDent-
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CuPREN{E COIIRT-CitY and County Of New

~
- York-Posrer J. Wells ,od Ronert j Douslss at
Jsue. Grant summon. Tor ey dem nd on cosrset ON
.,r1 To JAMES GIANT: You ave hereby sum ooned ana
r. quir,5 the npla,n' this &C ion wnicn ~ %
sled IN the Oce Clesh Of tn y County OF Se~
Isk 81 tie City Hall 10 id Cit Of New ok md 70 serve
COW Of s.d comp amt 90 The ~ oseno- MS
ofe, No 81 NJ rch.ns' FIc the City OF new
Yh upis twent, d.ys sr the .srvss of th %
VOC egeu.iss Of The day 4 such service; add 700 ~ %
\, sw sin 9TH he lime >for-s.d the pSeS
nj. scp ~id t,he juesment against ior me sun 81
an. hrncred and nine yfoa een1 s'ln
n,,r,,f from the ltu day % October 'boasd evat s
dred dfyave the eats e ,h ssaon NOV
10. 1888 sAnL q hi S.4s, s,,o,,.x
NB-The ala complaint fled .. aforesaid, On ne 18th
NnrelhtI.INh lnlI aNoHssI .. y ~
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CUPRFME CoURT.-GEoRGE G. HA-

NUPREME COUKI.-UFUKUE =. Hh-
- TpORNE JR. se.inst THOMAS w. HIGGINS.-Sam-
man. for oney demand on contradiction ser) To the
You hereby summoned and required TO answer
b. nnnsipt IN this seton thu day ed in the OH,
Of the City and unty Of NewYsrk the Cay
Ia Cry and serve .eoPy Of your sn,%eI 70 The sad
complaint or the ,.criber, at his oes No 81 IN ne
Civ Of within 'weuty d.ys afer the service OF
SUNNI rs on you exclusive Of the day OF sueh service and II
Won 1si the ,ad complaint sithn the ne Aforesaid
h. psip hi. scop will tis jadsm-pt sinst ya pr ne
sum Of three nded thuty dollars with interest o
third o. Noveu one thousand ent uuuofe ano
an five beside Of his actor and Of protest OF Dce
D,ted Soyembsrs 1855
-oxio lsxevS No 81 VALE