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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-09
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the Ap.

CUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF the APP
- peaion of the Mayor Aldermen and Ccmmonaty Of tho
relative the opening OF ElGh SECOND-
SIREET tho Hudson River TO the East River Except
such norton included in the Central Park IN tho CITY
such made and provided,
The Msyor Aldermen and Commonalty Of the City Of New
YORK hereby give notice that they intend To apply 70 we 80
rr,e Cont of the State Of NewYork special Term OF
d Court TO be held the City Of NewYor saturday the
10Th day OF June D. 1855 at the opening Of the Court on
flat day or Al thereafter Counsel be heard Tor the
srron nent Of Commissioners of Estimate and Assessment IN
tue entitled matters that the nature ana extern OF ~.
hereby intended the opening Of sa from inc
Hudson River the Fast River texeept such portion As M
ended n the Central Park Ia The said City OF new foh
laid ont on the map plan said City, under and BY vtae OF
an Act Of lie saure of the People OF the state o.
York entitled relative TO improsenents oucnAns mo
LAYING ont Of in the City OF New York and Tor
other purposesn passed April g. ie0Dated New York May
IA is55 ROBERT }. DILLON,
mvs2 tule Counsel To the Corporation
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Ocean Steamers, &r.

DFDUCED PRICES - 100 lbs BAGGAGE
III FREE -Four Hours from Ocesn 20 Ocean BY Panama
karoadNo Exposure Desdy Masmas and Dangerous Nav
gaiion open River and Lake Bos-rhrough for California
via Panama RairOad1he United States Mail eaushp CON-
psuy will dispatch for Aspinws, WEDNESDAY, June >,
az zoo ock T. NJ precisely pier of Waren-st North
River the new and splendid steamship ILLINOIS 500 tons
burden. J. p. Mckinsry. L. s. N. Commander.
Malls viii be forw arced by Panama Railroad
end connect Panama with the Pacific Mail steamship Com
poDys magnificent steamship JOHN L. STEPHENS rs tuns
tuieeu X. IL Pearson Esq, Commander, which will be In
resdiness and leave Immediately for San Francisco.
The public informed that the r. NJ $ $ Co always have
ONE or MORE EXTRA STEAMERS lying at Panama ready
avoid any possible detention Of Passengers Mails
For passage apply w. RAYMOND, the only Office Of
the Conpsnes No. IN Wes, Warren, " Y froatins
the North River
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-09

CUPRENE COURT-Putnam County .--James
james Bsker-summons for relief ICON. ssrvedt-To
the defendant ELISHA J. BROWN You are hereby
squ moned and required the complaint h this
action which fled In the Office Of the CLERK Of tho
County Putnam Carmel On the I'd day Of May I'D snd
the said complaint on ne sao
scrber Gid Spring in said County within twsn-
ty days sitter the service Of ts summons on yoa 70
sy Of service; and ysu fan the said comp VIA
In The time sfresad the plaintiff this action WI appy 70 teS
Court for the relief demanded IN the nay -
1855 J. o. DlCAhAN' fsN''A ''"
mvlg 1swswS
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THE NEw-YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED !,

II 7
hne sret the following -. - - ~,
ATLANTIC, Capt Wes- PAIifI1; Ssp'. Nye-
RAITIC Can't Constock. ADRIATIC
These ships having been built by contract expressly rot nc
service every has been taken n their
60 a. their engines to insure strength and speed and
their accommodation for are uneguaed io
ard comfort Price passage from Sewiork TO Liverpool 10
ereas cabin $780, IN second do 5I5 exclusive use OF e1
rxe s,serooms $685. from Liverpool to New. YORK 10 snd
% supes An experienced Surgeon attached to each snip No
hsrfb ured until maid for.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-09

~ RoAD-sUMMER ARRANG EMENT, May T. lssa
TRANS LEAVE NEw-YoRK-For. Ncw-Hayeu-7, A. NJ,
G1;D l2So, SO, TX sEd Ae;il :, e. 40 p u For
aud Werport-7 A. NJ; 1880, % $50 P. NJ For Norwslk
70 4, Nj 1880, SO, tE1 and Ac Ok 80 Sl5 P NJ
AeI $50 Sis F. NJ For stsmtord-7, 9, A NJ Xxx y 1880,
40, Ex.D $50, SIS P. NJ. For Port Chester snd New
AID intermediate ststiOns-7 A NJ, $50, $50, SIS, els
Pm.
CONNECTING TKAMs-For BOs,oh-s A. NJ, tEx.;l P. NJ,
Ok For Hartford and spdngfed-s Ex'il 1880, p. NJ,
H1 For Connecticut River Ranrosd % Mont5sa-s A. 81,
NswLondon Railroads. A. NJ; 4P. For Housatonic Rail-
rUAc-S \. NJ; so r. NJ For SAugafuck Rilroad-S A. VI;
4PM.
TRANS NEw-YoRx-From Nev-Hsven-5so 7, sS5
SIC, 742, lels A. NJ 252, fELJ 5l eS2 NJ lExl From
Norwsk-e, 81 ais l052 A NJ; 25s tx SIS, a45, 10
7. NJ. (Ex) prom PORT Chester-5So 643 "a e.5T %
A. NJ. ace, eHP NJ. JAMES II. HOYT, sup'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-09

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.
~ -sPRlNG ARRANGEMENTS, commencing April :,
lsSLeaye NeYork for Easton by Red Jacket and
Wvorninc from Pier No. 2 North River al A. ~ aud 4
p H. For SoInerville, (way,) al $3.50 7. NJ.
The above trains connec AZ Ezabethfoyn with trains he
Newersey Railroad which leave New.fors from foot Of
Conrlau9tst az g A. 81, p NJ, and 4 and 5 p. NJ
JOHN D. srERNS, superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-09

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE.
WI -rravelers for CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS, KANSAS and
points West and South West obtain Through Tickets
and az information concerning routes fare, &c either BY the
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, or NEW-YORK
CENTRAL RAILROAD BY application AZ the Conpanys Of
fee No l5 Broadway, cor Dey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-09

raugement, Sundays exceped-On and after SATUR-
DAY the June 1856 Trains going East leave Brooklyn
for Greenport A. NJ Dolly and Fridays and Saturdays,
s45 81 Tor Ysphsnk NJ and 3:t5 p NJ for Farming.
dale 4 ": and S:i5 and P. " oI syosse 10 4 NJ and
45 p Nj er Hampstead 10 A NJ and ~ 4:l5 and "
for Jamaica and 10 A. NJ, and 3:f AIS, aud r ".
Freishi Train leaves at 7 A. NJ
TEAMS GONG WEsT.-Lesve Greenport for Brooklyn, 10
NJ daily end Saturdays and Mondays 1880 A. NJ YaphInk
for Brooslyn 6:c3 and 1853 A. NJ Lakeland for Brooklyn,
6S6 4 ~ and l2:c6 T. NJ Famngdsle for Brooklyn, and
1880 A. NJ snd Ii r. NJ Syosset for Brooklyn 4 NJ and
40 7. NJ HemIsesd for Brooklyn SD 1870 and A. ~
and and Sis p NJ Jamaics for Brooklyn $40 1910 7:55
and SIS NJ and 1IO and 555 p d. Freight Train leaves
VI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-09

THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
TO LtvERPooL
Second Cabin Passage. 10
rRoM BOSTON 10 LIVERPOOL.
Chef Cabin Passage.
Second Calm Pas age.................'..s.'.. oV
The chips from Boston call al Halifax
ARABIA, Capt Judkins iNEBlCA, Capt Lang.
PERSIA, Capt RyTie. EUROPA, Copt Shaanor
ASIA, Capt. f. G.. Lott CANADA, Capt stone.
AFRICA Can't Harrison NIAGARA. Capt. Leitch
These vessels carry ceI white hght az sa-ead green on
ssiboad bow; red on pr bow. ,
AMFRICA LenR.....Leaves Boston w Wednesday 6tn June
All RIGA Harrison. Leaves Bosom "Wednesday Srb June.
ASIA Lotf...... Leaves Boston "Wednesday, 9TH july
AMERICA Lang Leaves Boston "wednesday, 18th july
Eerhs not secured until paid for.
n experienced Surgeon on board
The these ships viii Be accountable for Gold
Silver Bullion Specie Jewey Precious stones or Metals IN
therein expressed
For freight passage, apply 70
r. CUNARD. No. Bowling green.
There will be steamships Of this line from Newfok unsi
further notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-09

DAIRIOTIC LINE.-New Line of NEW
i YORK and LIVERPOOL PACKETS This line will be
conrosed of the follow ing and splendid ships viz:
CALHOUN. 2 eco tuns burden. Capt d. H. Truman
n CLAY...I $50 tuns burden. Capt David Caulkins
WFBSIER COO burden. Capt J. j. Lawrence
ORIENT co tuns burden. Capt Geo. ;. Hill
The above vessels been recently built, and the
largest and mott substantial In he trade.
They are commanded BY Of experience and ability. The
Accommodations are very SUPERIOR and every exerion will be
promote The comfort of passengers and the
of shippers For freight passage, apply TO
sPOFFORD, TILESTON Co.. No. 50 Broadway.
Agents il Liverpool-T. GaIMSHAW Co., No. 10 Gotec
Plaza
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NOR WAVRE DIRECT. .June 23-The steamer

TOR HAVRE DIRECT, June 23-The steamer
QUAKFR CITY Capt j. Il. Hedgdon--The fast-ssilins
siea Ell QUAKER CITY 500 burden with marine
CINE under deck Will leave here for HAVRE direct the pa
June This steamer has proved herself her several passages
between Charleston and Philadelphia Of the fastest and
staneb sfoat Her accommodations for passengers
are Of the superior description.
Passage in the After Cabin.
Passage In the Forward Cabin 100
For passase apply 10 MOhIlAhh Ll'lNGsION,
ENo FRIGHT taken except Specie. Nc. 50 Broadway
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IOgS MACK and HAVERsTRAw


i RIvER.-The splendid and superior steamer MI, Me-
TRoPoLIs Csgi VIM Brown esyes Ne~ foIs eseIy > u
and BAY STATE, Csg Thomas g. Jewstt yes New. on
p NJ from Pier Nc s. n r.. the Battery Both touching
Newport each way. q,
Hereafer will be regarded secured 10 srp
cant until the shall have been paid for.
Freight 10 Boston forwarded through with sres, dpateh
BY Express Freight Tram.
WIN BORDEN. Aren't, Noe y and n Wesi-s
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6teamboats ano Railroads.
OSS DAY BOAT for 1S

tSS5 DAY BOAT for 1919
A. Nysok Grassy Point West Point Newburgh. Poaghkeep
Sic Rhneteek cssL aasOn and eS sNSas a Meal
n b. Cochran wiz on Tuesday, May l. commence her
regular trips Albany leaving NswYe,s from 'St q NV
Al ! O'clock A. NJ " B.-A Baggage Master will accompany
The Steamer each way check Baggage ee For particulars
Inquire NewYork and Erie Railroad ofhce Snsnoess-
wharf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-09

Of the County Of NewYotk notice hereby given 70 al
pr rs having claims against JAMES MesORLEf s'e Of tho
81 Now orb deceased present the with vouchers
bseof IN the scrib-rs the residence of oeogr H. Kos,
Nc III isf-s, in the City Of Newiok h~eIe The 18th
sv ~ August ueAtpsed York he h day Of feo, soA
-' - GEORGE a. ROSS, Administrator.
c,o,,ws,s MARY McSORLEY, Administrators
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-09

Of the County Of Sew.fork, notice hrcby oven 70 al
persons having claims against FREDERICK A 0E6HAkD,
lac of the Newiok, tsccased
w n voucher thereof The suhecrbes the once Of Field
SUIT No. 81 Bsdway, IN the CITY o. New fct or be-
fore he tenth day Of August Dsied NewYoTk the eighth
dsy Of February, 1888 -
JAMES s. SHUTTER, / Aa..,,,........
10 iawenSs MARGARkT W. GEbHAhD,)
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-01-18
LrycoLN coUSTY.

Coz and CAY, the Cow red and white speck-
led medium size, unmarked, about 8 yrs old
the Calf red. unmarked, about 6 months old
BY Mrs. H Boyles, 9th dis. Jan 6, 1851
The two valued at So.
Mare, bay, about 16 hands high. shod all
round, no brands perceivabIe, star in forehead
small streak down the face on the near side,
small white spot near hindfoot, the heel of the
off hind foot white, about 8 yrs old; by Jas.
Locker, 2lst dis. Jan. g.. 1855. Valued at $50.
N are and Mule Cot, the Mare, sorrel. about
16 hands high, small blaze in the face, no
marks or brands. about 20 yrs old; valued at
S. The Mile Colt (horse) black color. sup
posed to be W old past: valued at $40
Both takenup by VIM. Clark, 9th dis, s miles
north of Fayetteville, Dec. 26, 1854.
MARSHALL COUNTY.
Horse, brown bay, left hind foot white, left
leg white half way up small blaze in fore
head, piece off left ear. Is hands high, 8 yrs
Did; by Joel Whirley. 4th dis, Dec. 2. 1854
Valued at $40.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Mare, soTcl, small scar on left hind leg, 10
Dr. IL yrs old; by H. H. Smith, Sd dis, Dec.
%, 1854. Valued at $45.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-01-18
Fayetteville Female academy

AS stated by US last week, the mex
session of this very popular School
will commence on the first Monday
in February next. Those of our cit.
liens, as we'll as persons at a distance
having daughters and wards to edu-
cate, could not possibly do better
than to give the Fayetteville Female
Academy a trial. The course Of
study, which is thorough, is adapted
TO the capacity aud requirements Of
the pupils The Faculty, by their
ability and judicious management,
have given the School, stability and
character excelled by none in the
State. Two sessions ago, they CON-
menced, with only thirty pupils
now there are about one hundred in
regular attendance, and the prospect
for large addition the next term, is
very aattering. The tenchers, both
in the literary and musical depart
ments, are eminently qualified for
their respective stations-the society
Of our town, in point Of morality and
intelligence, is not behind any village
in the State, while board may be oh.
tanned in good families for reason
able price.
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MARRIAGES.
MARRIED,

MARRIED.
In this county, eth inst, by Rev. james
Kirkland. Mr.. G. n. SAwyERs and Miss SARAH
WAIKEFIELD-
In this county. wednesday. 10Th inst. By
Rev. NJ. Marshall, Mr.. HEsRY CABrr and Miss
MARGARET Z. BLAKE. f s
In this county, Hr.J. 3. AcWHoRTER and
Miss FRANCES Nor. I'd esfsas
In thi. county, Mr.. JosI K. PAxrrrs and
Miss CYsfHn L. YASr. :, - a
In this county, Sunday, It'll inst by N. W.
Y ant, ESQ.,, Mr. ALExAsDER WAeaoNER and
Miss MARY MCGEE.
In Winchester. I'd inst, by Wiley benson,
Esq. Mr.. NATHAN HENsHAw and Miss SARAH
BURKs. g 'e f.la Z s<zi
In Madison county, Mr. WIN. II, LAx1ER and
Miss MAsIAAEE j. S. FoRD. Il s. !. ?
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-01-18
The National Convention Of Ma

The National Convention of Ma.
sons is in session at Washington,
their object being TO consider the
propriety of establishing a Grand
Lodge Of the United States.
A Watermelon was presented to
the editdrof the Augusta Chronicle on
the lst inst, asa New Years present.
The Know Nothings Of Pittsburg,
we're defeated on Tuesday, at the cleo
ton for judges and ihspectorssef the
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-01-18
EGbs Marksts Tufrst Natrs


il Reported expressly for the Fayetteville Observer.
{ AUGUSTA, GEoReIA, Jan. IL, 1856.
| Mr. NJ %. Wallace:
I DEAR Em:-I annex price current as follows
Bacon, hog round, 8@9,z for old, and but
little in market. The price of new meat a
friction highcr-bnt all in little demand Just
now !. Hams, s.old ehoice.o 120 IA; latter for
fancy cut and cured =. Sides 50 @9IIkk ribbed
and clear. !. Shoulders g.. +. /. Lard firm at 10
L@1O1S in bbls, and IL in kegs. Tallow
s12k -. Beef on foot, 4@5.... Hogs 6@7
|. -. Sheep 2 50@$3, p head Wool 18@
25, as to quality -. Cotton 5lz@8t5-an
extreme, but little of either offering. :. Corn
l8S1 10, and retailing at 81 is. Meal
lO@Sl %; Latter for bolted Wheat 50
@2I p bush, and scarce Flour 5@$6 o.
hundred in sacks and bbls, and scarce. :. Oats
75c,,and scarce. Rye 81 U.s.. Stock Peas,
yellow or red, l 25@$1 SO, and very scarce
Hay l 40@$1 50 in bales. !. Fodder in
bales 25@$1 30. Feathers 81 IS @4O..
-. Dried Fruit very scarce at % p bush :
S. 60 for peeled Peaches. and 81 80 for un-
peeled. Apples, dried, q rs u bush; green
DO l 50@$2 and scarce. :. Beeswax 23@25
I. :. Ginseng 5000. :. Butter 1922, and I
choice 25--but little in market. :. Eggs 20@ t
20. :. Irish Potatoes 5O@$2 p bush. -. /
Onions 50 y bbl.. Ground Peas L 5O@S1
p bush. Yours respectfully, !
ii4 u. A. ANSLEy,
Commission and Produce Merchant
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News from Europe.
Arrival Of 46x& the Steamer
EB xA-,nrMEe

- New YoRk, Jan IL
Sales of Cotton 29, 900 bales-~Or
leans Fair 50 Middhsg 5; Ubland
Fair 81: Middling Al
1t is confidently asserted that res
olutions have beea adopted to storm
Sebastopol as soon Is the Turkish
reinforcements comeup. The French
are tostorm, whilst the British and
Turks are to attack Mensohikoif.
The Baltic. feet have arrived at Sc
bastopol.
Col. Colt denies, 10 4; letter to the
London Times, that he offered to
furnish revolvers to the Gar.
SpAN.-A discussion took place
in the Chamber in regard to the sale
of Cuba. No report of the discussion
is given.
A quarrel has sprung up between
the King of Naples and the Jesuits,
ia regard TO the superiority Of the
Pope over Kings. se ~.
? 1t is said that the defence Of Sc
bastopol will be confined to the forts. |
A Russian ukase has been pub
ished forbidding cruelty to the !wouns
led enemy under penalty of death.
FRANcE.--The Emperor opened
he Legislature inperson. His speech
$ highly praised.
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A ARNING.

| Delay not; harbor notin your mind tina
sentence of fools philosophy, thu dissas
iwill get well Of itself. or that vou can cure i
with certain medicines for few dollars. Be-
ware how you t.nrsr with your general vel
fare.
Ye wild and vicious yeuths, why will -
persist in dosing with the ,fkay sarseahas
compo,ads daily prosered; thereby impsring
your appetite. and digestion, sud destroying
you mentally as well as physically, when you
can be cured with lsv doses Of pleasan.
medicines?
Yo rakes of svesy sse and condition, WHY
will We suffer and repine and drag out misera-
bic existence, untitled for the enjoyment and
even ordinary pursuits of life? lou who are
thus annoyed and wish to be restored to health
and visor by g treatment, at once pleasant aud
etfectual, should consult DR.. MORRIS. His
success in chronic Diseases has been greater
than that of any other physician Of his day
Many who have been for years afflicted with
disease or consequence resulting from excess,
have been restoresf to health and yigor underl
his really scientific treatment.
Should a personal interviews be objectiona--
bic. state your disease in writipg--enclose five
DR.. w. II. MORRIS, through
the Post-Offce, Nashville, Tenn, and pack |
age of medicines, securely put up, will be sent
privately and with despatch. full directions /
Herewith, and no question aslsl.
Persons living at a distance, and afflicted [
with Srefala. Oh Ulcers, 7sitr. Gamers, +
Piles, Rstula in A1,o, G'avel Structures. Geet,
'r any disease whatever Of an aggravated or
Malignant charter. can be cured at home by
consulting DR.. NORRIS, by letter, postpaid, I
enclosing a fee.
Medicines pleasant and safe can be sent per
nail to any part of the United States.
Particular attention given to the treatment
f female complaints. Ladies who may be af-
Iicted with Irregularities, PRar Al5us or
Whites, Prolapsus Uteyi or Falling Of Tie
Womb would do well tolav aside all false DEF
cacy and promptly consult the DIR. CURES
WARRANTED! 1,
Office over Mutual Protection Insurance Of !
ce, Cedar ST., near Post-Oflice. Room, No.
4sup stairs.
Jan. 26. 1854. ~
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A. s. DUAL, -
RESIDENT DENTIST,
FAYETTEVLLLE, TENN.
LIST or PRICES.
HO1.SeSHOeSasN.

THE subscribers are prepared to do ~
i all kinds of HOrseshocing. at n
their shop. below the Livery Stable, in y
the log building, on the LEFT side Of the street
going out Of town. Our work shall be done
in style that can't be beat, at the usual rates.
Also, at our shop. near Joel Comraons' res
idence, we are ready to fill all orders for any
and every kind of Blnclksmithing. 1a
at reasonable prices. and mas good style tx
as any one can do. 10
ITThankful for the very liberal patron
age extended to them, they would respectfully
solicit continuance.
JOEL COMMONS s. SON.
Jan. II, 1855-tf
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m HNH0~AH-.
Fall & Cunningham

LIIAvE removed their stock Of
Ii HsrdCars, Cutlery and Gins,
to No. ~, North Side Of
Public square, opposite the lower end Of
the Market-Houso, being the old and well
known stand of MoRGAN, GARDNER & Co.,
where they are now offering at wholesale, a
we'll selected assortment of all articles in their
line of business.
Merchants visiting Nashville are re-
questcd to call and examine their stock and
prices.
Nashville, Jan. IL, 1S5E6m.
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Cot. observation-disclosures Doniphan,
one of the heroes of the Mexican
war. was thrown from a stage near JET:
ferson city, Missouri, a few days ago,
and SO badly injured as to render his
recovery doubtful. =.
ANEcDoTE OF WEBSTER
Webster used to relate that IN d sdit
he received eighteen dollars for a vast
amount of labor, but was afterwards
employed in an exactly similar case,
and received fee Of five thousand
dollars, though he used the same brief
that he had prepared for the first
case.
GROWTH OF "YoUNa AMERICA" -
Some idea Of the rapid strides that
Young America is making, may be
gathered from the fact that just four,
teen years ago, buta single house. and
that log cabin, stood upon what is
now the site Of st. Paul, Minnesota
Ia city that supports four daily
and where upwards Of
5000 passengers have been landed
within year.
In Paris, a rich American wrote
to Mademoiselle de s ---,of the op-
era.a tender epistle on the back Of a
bank note. The lady sent a verbal
reply, with the apology that. she was
entirely out of note paper, and would
be thankful to M. u American to
send her a quire or two of his.
The local OF the Columbus States.
man is acquainted with man
whose name is so outlandisll that il
takes tw 0 French,nen aud a big Inc
dian to pronounce it.. 1t has never
been spelled, but machine is about
to be imported from Holland for
that purpose.
Cruel Mode of Erecution.-At
Monteyideo, South America, theyl
sew up their prisoners closely in a
wet hide, leaving out the head aud
neck, and then lay him on the
ground, in the sun, to dry. In the
process Of drying, under the pow
srful effects of tie sun, the hide be-
contracted, and produces the
most excruciating pain and death.
SPIRrTUALIsM AND P8orAN1rioN.-
5piritualism seems to be obtaining
notoriety in Baltimore.
a convert to spirit rapping
in that city to a large audi
lnce, and during bis discourse made
he blasphemous declarative that he
vas IN spiritual communication With
Jesus Christ, and that he expected !
soon to give the result Of his inter.
view. = = ( + ? ''.ss- F1sssF'' q
A HIGH PRICE. The Red Riyerl
s SO low that the freight on cotton
has risen to S. bale
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u. FL. s42sSley,
General Commission and Produce
~ MERcAANr, @

O6ice on Broad Street, opposite Uzsoa Bank,
AUGUSTA, Cd.
" ILL give prompt and personal attention
w to the sale Of Bacon. Lard, Grain, Flour,
Cotton, and all articles of Merchandise con-
signed to him. Also to the forwarding of Goods
for the Interior and Northern Markets at the
customary rates. Liberal advances either in
cash or by acceptances made on articles in store
or when bills of Lading accompany drafts.
REFE ENCE s.:
Baker, Wilcox d Co., il. C. Wilson & Co.,
NJ. & B. Wilkinson, I'D. Stuart & Son.,
j. c. Fargo, Cashier. baltimore.
Augusta, Gu. Wood 3 Low, ~ Orleans
Hand " illIanlsS Wilcox G. B. WELDON. Dalton.
Thos. Trout q Co, Grenville & Sample,
Charleston. S. C. Chattanooga, Tenn
Paddleford, Fay & Co., Bearden, Son & Co,
+. L. Willis, GF - Knosvilte, Tenn.
Savannah, Ga. s. K Roeder. Athens, 7s
Ssurges. Bennett d Co.. Nv. b. Shapard X CO.,
Neg York. Berry & Demoville.
Nashville.
Jan. 4, 1855.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-01-18

Marriages
There we're in this county,in 1854,
according to the record. one hundred
and lfty-mne marriages. Lincoln
county, in the beauty and domestic
worth Of her fair daughters, stands
without an equal -
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-01-18

Town OniccrS
AT a meeting Of the Aldermen Of
Fayetteville, held last Thursday night,
3. L, Russell, Esq, was elected May
or, Maj. Rane Mckinney. Recorder,
and Mr. Hiram PAiaiips, Town Con-
stable.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-01-18

LIST, Kind of animal is given. :. I'D, color. !.
. Sd, description. - th age ....5 9TH, posters
name. ;. 9th, place and time of arrest.
It'll valuation = 4 - IA. 81.