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.SAVANNAHLOTTERY
ON THE HAVANA PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
Anderson & Son, Managers,
(suees.sOrs 10 J. '. Winter, ManAssr)
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
CAPITAL PRIZE, S6O,OOO!!!
10000 TICKETS.
Jasper County Academy Lottery.
CT ASS q,
Draws July 18th. 1857

1855 Prsss anoantinE
Tickets 5000. halves $500 oaartsrs s2-6o.
~ a.,k Notes Of soand Baaks tAken ~ par.
CheeEs "a ses Tork r.mittsd % Prtsen-
49,. srtsra AR certificates 81 PACKAGES e
,..s.s.ss ANDERSON SON, AsnAxsrs,
naean savannah, Go
49, Persons hol1lng Fr1s Ticksls a J. q winter
usss~.r sid ssnd lhea 70 us ar payaanL
r0< Aaarsss Gers or Resets 70 .. a. WINTER. Bsx
sss. Esshvi1s. rsaas@ss; 81 % ANDERSON SOB. Ma
- 81 EsEanaak. HeorEIa
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Notice to Contractors.
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!sSszgT SxzSSzS r-t1,Trt let.:lSs.ss o 90



DRuFUSALs invited salem saturday, thy iith
i July next, flr the Grading Ma.0nry and idging Of
this a. We sing from he Na,hYie AMI Chsttano
Railroad echerd and running through Winchester and
ssicu Ia Fran I'm eouhty, teUn and irOm thence 30
Fayetteville Lincoln eoun,y, distance of about thirty
eight mile
The road has partly graded Tor 20 miles from
nrcheriT sections having been finished aud 10 pa tly
grsd@d.
BID. will be received ior 'ections lof about
one raj tschD Pa, W be Hour hfths cash and
9Th 90 stock the Eosk progresses the stock
ouIy 20 be reserved on monthly esiimStes
There on Re heavy work, Ia maki"g the
ron TIE crsng o. ak Riyer 20 the table iAnds, kno~n
as Its Barreas" Very little rosa vii be encountered
ny portion Of the line.
The country 1hroagh which ths line & carried healthy
and sbouao the requisite prodacos for the s1stsnanee
Of u 90 and sioot
Pans ana Proxies be examined, blank proposals and
contracts accompanying ecidcaons procured. ana
Any other relation 60 The sorK b or
talnrd on apple tawin Mead Resident Engineer,
a tayeitryiie lor aayNP revioas 70 The letting
saslffNclsgy evidrncUs Of ability % comples The wofk
I'D for accompany the proposals. Shich may Be aa
dFes ed %
v h sTEvFEsos President, NashviHs, fspn.
Jas. n. ORaSF, bisf knkibeer, DO 90.
kpFIs MEAn, resident Do Fayetteville do.
or be hsnded an o. "a EN- 90 TIE day u lettinx
b. orasI 4 "a. baafd. J-Af. H. GkASf,
Aashyi.ie, NayiG ls5I-tiIGulYi chief Engueer.
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b. 5. WELLER.
AGRICULTURAL AND SEED STORE
NO. 81, SOUTH MARKET ST.. NASHVILLE.

II AVING estabi~hed a general Agricultural Depot at
the above plac desire all old and true friends,
and the pub ic large call and me- and examine
my stock in trade. Tn eShers the latest and most ap
pr, we'd Movers and Respers Barnhs unrvsed and
cotton Drills; Brin ey premium Pows and uitiyators Of
Bentucky; Garden Seeds Of every variety also. Clover
Timothy, Blue Grass, Orchard Grass Canary, Hemp and
Rape Seed, Buckw eat and Barley, cnnantly hand
All kinds Of Agricultural and horticulture Implements
hand
All kinds Of Copper, Tin, Brass and Sheet Iron Ware
still anufacured and YES, Crates &C Tor sale. Ag
rcutural r. PIGMENTS hand ordered ard sold at
uacturers prices and transpor aion Also Timers
Machines and ana fools from Peck Smith Co.'s Manu-
factory, soOthngton, M,
Ju,t received supply Of Bush, Lima and Corn Beans,
Pumpkin seed. For sale low for cash.
nays. B. s. WELLER.
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ADVERTISEMENT
105 MEDICAL PREPARATIONS
FOR THE CURE OF
ETEDU KNOWN Disc SE

The unde rigned having been appointed sole Agent r
Nashville for the sale Of the Medical Preparations recon-
mended IN DIR Presses Con System Of Practice for
Physicians snd Families would respectfully cher them TO
such Of OF citiz ms as need restorative to health
These preparations pounesd rom the recTes OF
the most celebrated Physicians nd Surgeons OF Europe
and America and will ece1y kouR dasedSe that IS al
all within the reach offemedes These Preparations have
been tested for by Professor Freese, and other GEE
brated Physicians country their daily Practiee
aud have been fonnd invariably edectual.
For further particulars DR.. Freeses Combined sys-
tenn Of Practice,-toge her with Cards, Posters &c.
Both the Book edicine Chests, and Medicines may be
had Of the undersgned at his Drug sore, in Nashville.
JOHN J. BEECH,
No. 90 sewanee Building, College s.,
iunel6-em. Nashville, Tenn.
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JoHS York Co, have received Harper's Mag
szine for July. We indebted to them for q
coDy
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HAVING been appointed BY Mfr. Arthur Kendall, II N.
Y. sole agent for Mesus S. AnIopp ~ons agent, In
tn sale Of this Cd ed EnRlh Ale, beg leave to subon
estnonaEor the information OF the public, on the lead
ing Physicians and Chemists Of the day. the medical
advantages and efficient tonic properties OF Alspps Ale.
II is particularly recommended inValds and general
drink 10 those in health.
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7 HAvE goo lst Of NEiR0ks 90 hasa. smong tAsn
thsfe afe seFerai zoe eesks, aood ar puth. Sta
srck maaaA ueFFra ss3d Anaes. al 81 ahisA an Az
ioas % sss. ane slH sal shsG io~.
nay1s - -. fcAEhAs
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STEAMBOAT AND RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVED.
June 2s-City Of Huntsville, Memphis.
DEPARTED.
2S-Chsrter, Psducah.
23-John Gault, Louisville.
The river continues TO fall slowly with about 81
feet water on the shoals.
The City Of Huntsville Is the packet Tor Men,
phis to-dsy. This IL Of the pleasantest crafts
on the river for passengers.
SHERIFFALTY.
3- We are authorized to announce JAMES 81. HINTON as
cand date for theri Of Davidson county al the next
March e, ctiOn.
R- We are author zsd announce JoHS X. EDMoxDsOs
as candidate for sheriff Of Davidson county, the next
rch election
~ We are authorized to announce T. B. BIGLKr as q
candidate for Sheriff Davidson county the next March
election.
III We authorized to announce A. Creele as
candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson county, the March
election.
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Apprentice wanIed.--We want OEE COOP Boz,
n learn ne Printing BuS
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EE- We are authorized to announce Z. B. BIGLET as
candidate for sheriff Davidson county the next March
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tLUNH AND FUILLA hEE IN ~
ID EcEtgED per Express anogher iavse q Hair. Tooth
II NAH and cota Bsashss. Also every VARSITY Of
Taesirg Aad Tlilst Cones.
jane 20. J. III. Mc9iLL-
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lXTR pattag up - slsrtsr aaa ~ harres.
w esneai srlss q - ais Lard weies sll ~ a.
O. c1lh- cuhsaners soagAng - Pare1as &c ~
e. nA7s3-ans Uoope GO.
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For Nent.

COMFORTABLE DSenlng Lover Market etre.t
n the tQuaie Tor The bslai lear oopt.n
rooms besides kichen and sknts Foom Ps,esstoo
given Immediately. gcFilon q The Furniture IN \,
eEsDif year. Apply 20
gaEe-o. A. ". q LikDkLEf
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SILK Lsie Thread Msrno Aad every variety Of Cotton
- resolved End for tale By
Jaue q. J. H. NcRiLL.
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TRUNKS, vALtsEs A CARPET RAGS

usr received snAH Of sole L<Sther fFankI
j aud ykises, and Of cheaper styrs Also,
sOrtlnsns Of oArpSs q, for sale ~
j. n. MediLL,
LAdies' 4na Gentlsmen's faFnisutng Store
jane o.. corner square and Cosege street..
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HAeAS & Bro, are in receipt Of HARPER for Ju-
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KINGSTON SPRINGS.
Royal Havana Lottery.

T'HE aezt ordinary drawing Of the Royal Havana
Lottery, conducted BY he spanish Government,
der the supervisor Of the Captain General Of Cuba viii
tAks place ~ Havana. on
Tuesday, July 7th, 1857.
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Smiths Bitter East India Ale.
FRESH PEACHESIN CANS.
FOR Sale.

FOr Sale.
COME QUICK Oh LOSE A BARGAIN.
DEING comrened 10 change my business, offering
ID for sale on good terms all Of Livery sock,
i ng OF Horses bugFes, Carriages, &C, &C Those who
wi,hto 30 into money making business, will do well to
call Immediately.
lease can be had upon the Stable for term OF years.
G. W. SUMNER,
81 5. Market street,
iupel6 vac Nashville, Tenn.
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Annual Fair Of the American Institute New
York

A H L.
CH
Ao, a b 4i,uh E , a Silver Nav sOJ
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SUMMER AND WINTER TURNIP SEED.
lust received from Landreth's Nursery. supply Of
d Summer Winter Turuip Seed ior sale loW by the
pound Tlunel7 s. WELLER, Sr.
FIRE Brink.
4 FIRST RATE article OF FIRE BRICK, always be
n had at the Agrcut.rl plement and SEED store OF
iunelT-eoim b. :. WELLER, Sr.
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UNDERWEAR.
IRAI.F HOSE.

OF SIX Isle Threat, 6au1s Asrino, 0NnIe Gotten.
" Jaeane Linen York Jeans, Cotton Nett, and plain
Gotten received and for sale 81
June 30, j. a. hcaibL-
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McLEAN,s VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT

McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LhNHmENTs
The greatest remedy ever discovered for Man Beast
The unparalleled success Of this Liumsot Is sucien
guarantee for its astonishing ecaov The Lame are mad
to walk, the Wounded Bruised and Sore are heaed ana
ell who II rejoice in Its healing and invsoratns s
fects.
hcLeans Volcanic Oil Eminent curative pow
er superior TO all other external remedies beng 50 ehem
eay combined to retain in its combination all the viz
tues Of its several nc reden enable 10 TO penetrate
the mnutet vessels OF the body, discriminating rs heang
iDduence, removing the Of the dsea npArtng
life health, strength aod yivse TO the whole system
We zee OF hear daily OF persons who were confirmed
Crppes. Their legs psraliEed drawn crooked
their muscles being shriveed and contracted who
joce in their permanent restoration Of the 81 their
limbs by the Of heLeans celebrated Volcanic OH Lni-
menE "Who" then viii suffer with local pain external
Reader you afflicted with Cancers Piles TumOrs,
dwellings Bronchele Goitre Paralysis Chronic Inaaa-
tory Rheumatism, Stiffness IN your JOINTS Contracted
Muscles Neuralgia, Weakness Of the Joints MI ces
LAganents, Ear Ache Tooth Ache Bruises SPrains,
wounds Flesh Cuts Ulcers Fever Sores CRked Breasts
sore Nipples Burns Scads inflammation Pains, mat
ter how severe how the disease has extenf suffer
no longer McLean's Volcanic Oil Eminent will you.
II has been thoroughly tested in all Of the above Diseases
and we hsv never knOvn Il to fail in giving speedy and
permanent relief
That lOathsome and distressing DISEASE the Piles which
mas heretofore been considered iDeurabe be perma
nently cured by this wonderful Linment.
Then trhe no longer with common HBiments and rena-
desca at once and get sEppy Of McLean's Volcanic
Oil Liniment II Is safe and certain cure the only
reliable remedy for the Of local pains Sores sEeags
ETC.. on man or beast.
J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
~ Principal Depot on the corner Of Pine ana Third
str Gets, St. louis, Mo.
~ For sale by all the principal Merchants and Dru e
gists In the city and country. arr29
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SEED S, SEEDS

/ AN expecting daily supply Of Onion Seeds, Waite
/ Melon, Nutmeg and Canielope Seeds, and a cl ole
variety OF Flower seeds. Send in orders early.
June T. b. s WELLER
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pREsEayElfPins Apples. PsseAss A., lss, Esss ssss
Il sale W LoaGhUAEI CO.
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IpOrtOf the JudgeS,
&c. D. PA6KET,
GEO. MIN0T,

F0teg
eee Ga%
Three iG
ParG BRANDS
Iee sq.
I edgr ian OF class is bvouy corsth
Gd u a
Chdeng& Sons krte Gd mi G Grand land Nroump
aG
the ysupt
edprouci fhe at o An eomnite tony
to pleasure t W g sion ih tina they so
tanned Of od o. d niO Is
both ownn nnscm ne ard Bualh e
rdwa Gdh ehoue
eb 3a IN ct aWaein nAGd
btinamuI MED adO ehm he G
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fiction award
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only remedy thai VIII all Impurities rom "a
BLOOD. II being Tonic 1t viii the same time strtnssn
en- and IDvigorate the system.
Thousands in st. Louis have used IT, and The unversA
expression Is that II fails In curing any
arising disorder State Of the Liver, Stomach ot
Bowels few doses win cure Diarrh0a DyseDtery.
As Diuretc il win Dy disease Of the Money
Uterus, Bladder; Alternative, Il VIII purny ne
blood, all Yellowness, Pmples or Sores rom
the skin.
1t preventive for Yellow Fever, Chis or Ague
and Fever and Cholera There Is no Distafe about "
We refer to hundreds Of Steamboat Men ana ohss -
prove that fact.
MoLKASs STREScHTHESTSe CoRrIAL does not reoufe
tifcates bring into notice dose V Sufficient 10
the most sksptica Of It's wonderful nygoraunS
effects. Call and iry 1t. It Is pleasant 70 lake
Every Country Merchant should take supply rome
with him. II is incip remedy fer every ay
J. h. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor o. this Oorot2L
Also, McLeau's Valcanic u Liuimtnt.
~ Principal Depot, the corner Of Third and Pine
streets. ST. Louis, No.
~ Price, ell 90 per Bottle.
~ For sale BY all the principal Merchants and Drug
gists in the city and country.
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n Be hs8 in has BE- Heisl. RansaarAnss Aa ana IN
Eases 4 s ana canss pinss iFon
- NEasELL raoaPsos.
1Ay bA-la- eoelec1sners. AaakfHiss
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WORD TO THE WISE

II OF
wish to be
HEALTHY and
sTRoES during
the Summer,
60 at once and
get some OF
M'LEkH
CuKRRATED
STREssTHxNING
CORDIAL AND
BLOOD PuRTFI
~ Ia IA thu
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-06-11


Bloody Tragedy in Kentucky
Father and son ShOt---A PtfseI
Communication ana miseOncep-
tiOn!!
! As the Lexington & Covington train were
passing a couple ofmiles this side Of Winchest-
er Kentucky, or Saturday, the body of a man
was discoyed lying near the road, and still lit
tie farther on, another body lying in a similar
condition was seen. The parties were Colonel
JAMES PRICE; of Clark county, Ky, and old and
esteemed citizen, and his son, fine promi-
sing young man. Both were weltering in their
! blood, the father having received the contents
Of a double barrel gun, loaded with buck shot,
in the abdomen and lower part of his body,
while tbe'on had been shot through the body by
bullet from a revolver. Both were bIeathing
when found, and it is yet hoped that the old
gentleman may survive, although no hope is en-
tcrtained Of the recovery Of the son. The par
ticulars of this sanguinary affair, as we have
been able to learn them are as follows:
The lady of Colonel Price, under the name
of "MOllie Broom, is a contributor TO the Ohio
Farmer and in recent communication to that
Journal she gave description Of family resid-
ing in the neighborhood from the mismanage-
ment Of whose head much domestic affection and
disastrous consequences had arisen. Unfortu-
nately neighbor named Gay, took the matter as
intended for himself and few days since, meet
ing Colonel PRIcE he demanded if ho considered
himselfreSponsible for what his wife wrote
The Colonel who was unconscious Of what he al
luded to, replied in rather jocuar manner that
he was not, and the parties separated upon ap-
parenty friendly terms. On Saturday morn
ing Col Price was riding on horseback at the
spot above designated his son similarly mount
cd, being some distance behind, when he was
intercepted by Gay, who carried double barrel
gun which he discharged full at the Colonel
who fell from his horse to all appearance The
son at this moment fastening to the spot, Gay
drew a revolver, and again fired, with such "a
tai effect that the son also fell After thus dis
posing ofhis victims, who were to all appearan-
ces dead Gay made off and at the present wr-
ting we are not advised whether he has vet
been arrested. The foregoing was CLEANED
from the Colonel himself who rallied sufficient
ly to relate the particulars of the murderous at
tack, as well as its probable cause.-Gn. COM
2Qcrcidl ,Jyyls g.
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MOB CuGrages im Clinton County,
EOWsa-sHsnrgcr EEuRg.


The manifesto Of the Wig ilance Committee o
jackson county, Iowa, was, it seems, deadly in
earnest, and they have extended their operations
into the adjoining county Of Clinton. On the
26th ult some forty or fifty OF the jackson
county lawdefiers proceeded to Dewitt, the
county seat Of Clinton county, armed at all
points, and demanded the prisoners confined in
Jail there, who had been removed from jackson
county on change of venue. The Sheriff re-
sisted their demand and summoned the by-
ISLANDERS to his assistance, who refused to aid
him. After knocking the Sheriff over the head
with their guns, they succeeded in getting pos
session of the keys and entered the ial, and
took out Barger, confined for numbering his
wife The mob took Barger over near Maquo.
keta, where they hung him about o'clock on
Friday morning. The mob was composed of
the same men who lately hung Clifford, in that
county. They are thoroughly organized and
are said to number from 400 to 500.
An lrishman named Carroll, who was in Jail
for the murder of German last fall and has
not yet had legal hearing was informed that
he was to he hung at the same time with Barger
but on further consideration by the mob it was
deemed proper that he should have fair trial.
Another person who was arrested in that vi
cinity for stealing a watch and was confined in
the Clinton Jail, was taken to the place of exc
cution and severely whipped, and admonshed
to leave the State, and never appear in that
part again, as he valued his life
1t was the intention Of the mob to take an
other prisoner who had been imprisoned for
horse stealing, but he effected his escape the
night before and fed to parts UNKNOWN Cbica-
go Press, Juee 3D.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-06-11

We publish to day the syllabus or notes Of
the ruling of the Supreme Court in the Dred
Scott case anteipatory of the decision ITSELF.
These notes are official, having been made by the
Reporter himself They are full and compre.
henSiye, and the views of the Court may be gath
cred from them. The points of the case are
clearly stated.
1t would be bat fair that these notes should
he published by the black African press, such as
the Journal which have been unceasing in theil
hoWls over this decision, which they have mis-
represented in every possible way. We do not
believe that one Of them will have the manliness
to give to their readers even this synopsis which
will in a measure dSIpate their falacles and dis.
pei the erroneous views that may have been in,
ciIIcated by their Misrepresentation.
Now that bred Scott is free negro and the
decision ot the Supreme Court is before the coun-
try; and since the long, loud and narrowing cry
did not much avail in Connecticut and Iowa
nor in Philadelphia or in Ohio, as eynced by the
township elections, this case may not be made
the basis of black republican thunder in the next
campaign. systematic assault was to be made
upon the Supreme Court and every bad passion
IN the human breast appealed to, that it might
be rendered obnoxious and unpopular But the
madness OF Eroshatus may not vet have siezed
them and they may yet shrink from attempting
to fire the dome Of Ephosus-they may not be
willing to tear down, like the blind and frenzied
Sampson, one Of the main pillars of our govern
mcnt lest they themselves be crushed in the
general Gisastcr-although we lool, upon them
Qheir leaders, as capable Of anything however
black and tratorous it may be, which promises
them political pretermont and power
1t IS not expected that the country press will
be able TO give this decision IN ertenso, but it is
very important that these notes should "reach
every log cabin beyond the mountains" as was
said on memorable occasion by one of Ameri-
cas- MODEST orators. And when the black re-
pubiicans are loud in their denunciatons of the
decision, occasional extracts from the decision
itself will silence their batteries.-States
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McDUsY Ell ~ Co,
Wholesale and Retail Booksellers,
Sta toner's, Paper Dealers, and
Blank Book Manufacturers.
NJ manufacturers,
STFUDENVII,LE. OIII1l

STEUDENVlLLE, ONO,
X EEP always on hgnS large assortment
! y S"hcal Mcdica! ana Miscellaneous Books,
Plain and Ruled Cap and Letter Papers; Printin;
and Wrapping Papers ofail Sizes Note Papers, En-
veopes, Steel Fens, ant ak kinds ofStatonery
They are prepared to ill all orders from Mei,
chants School Committees, Feaclors aid others al
low prices.
Having Bindory, connected with our establish
ment We aTs prepared 70 mske all kinds of Blanks
or Railroads, Insurance Companies, County Officers
tanks Met@hatts, &c. Printed work bound to or
der as we use the best quGiity Of stock and employ
The best worlnlen On work qill conIpar afav1ra-
by with that of any other B,Iaery in the Statez
Blanks OF all kinds Pateu to order
ne highest market price paid for Rags and rag
ner'S Scraps. MCDOWELL x. co.
Steubenyille, March 7, 1855.