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COUNTY UUUIkr CLERK.

- We are authorized to announce Capt JoHS s DASH
election. - - W -@ioH
- We are authorized to announce FELIX R. CHEAT
HA as candidate for reelection the Office Of County
Court Clerk. Election in March next.
We are authorized to announce THos. D. sToGNER
election S '1S4 u
ED We are authorized to announce WILLIAM l. Fosrsp
as candidate for the Office County Lourt Clerk a. the
ensuing March election ~ = INC
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-28

CB Rev. DR.. HOWELL, has returned from his
recent visit to Richmond, Va, where he went to
wind up his affairs. He will resume his regular min
istrations in the First Baptist Church on SUNDAY
morning next
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COUNTY TRUSTEE.

q We are authorized to announce JoHs RIMS "a =
candidate for reelection TO the Office County Trustee at
the ensuing March election. e' 81
% We are authorized to announce T. T SAUNDERS a. a
candidate for the Office Of County Trustee at the enS
March election. - 0 ensuing
- " are authorized to announce ELI L. Woors a. 4
caHodae for County Trustee the Ma Oh election
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Hughes Brothers

Practical Artists IL every branch Photography and
wnole ale ana retail dealers in AobrOtype, Meainotype
Photograph, ami Daguerreotype goods: Annsra,rs 80
Chemicals, OF every lind, varets and description used in
the a6oVs Arts All orders will be promptly filed and for
wsrded to any part Of the country at the yery
ke rates, for cash. which trade are respeeflIv IN
WED Also Agents for the sale Of Meainotyp4 and spber
reotype Rights HTaHEs RRO,s
seP-4. % Union street, Nashville Tenn
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The Excelsior Corn and Cob Mil

AS Just received the highest premium A the ,-..,
National fair a. Louisville and also al h. Ohio sts
Mills. 4 N'--As SAAf ana Magic
II Is adapted 70 crushing Corn and Cob Rye Dat 4,
ior STOCK, and for grinding for family use firflEr'
&C Us grind ng surfaces be reneEed A. a -, ~
serse dSl ss being cast separate TIE ether pooSs
FaTnishvd complete, with two pairs Of gyt,,,i,, ,
sy Collars Travelling Agents wanted 10 sell tbe sb
nus; nus A.. J. @. BALDWIN CO.
3! College street, Nashville
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-28

FOR LoUIsVILLE.-Tbe fine new boat John Gaa1t.
capt bUNoE on deck, will leave for Louisville to-
'ay al O'Clock ?. NJ. If persons going to Louis
Vile wish pleasant trip they should be on hand.
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Amateur Concert.

Inc Cencert by Amateurs, at Odd Fellows Hall
thursday night, was attended by large and al.
PreciatiVe audience of the elite OF the besurv and
fashion OF the Capital. We have seldom, if ever.
Witnessed such an array Of female loneliness, or
eDJoyeo more d"ligthful music. The entertainments
0aHeo forth frequent aud warm demonstrations Of
satisfaction, and we doubt not every one present
geaIIzed his expectations. We we're gratiied to
learn that second concert "Eith an entire change
O. programme" will be given at an early day.
AeVer had the cause Of charity more worthy req
resentatIRes; and right gladly and enthusiastically
will our citizens 0esPo0d to all forts they NAV
make in behalf OF the humbIe Door.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-28

FoR MENPHTs.-The fine passenger steamer Sal
tte Vast, owing to the suspension of navigation IN
81. Louis will leave for the Buff City this day at
~ O'CLOCK. The SolHe is the first boat of the sea-
son direct for Memphis, and passengers will find
her IN all respects one of the first boats aao.t.
For good fare, comfortable state-rooms, aud clever
aud Attentive officers, she has no superior. She is
IN charge OF Capt. J. n. CoRBErT, assisted in the
Office by joins NJ. Smith, both of whom have long
been IN the trade. Passengers for ST. Louis can
take the Sal/is for Cairo, thence by railroad to St.
Louis.
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Notice to Transient Adver,I,o--

An fansent advertisements in this paper must he maid
" a 'e time they are handed inotherwe they will 70.
De Transient Job Work must be paid for on deli,
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-, - WI eaeh saturday in December, 1857.
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS: onartsr Sc Z
PAN or TIE LOTTERY.
CapItaI PrIze. sao.ooo.

PLAN or THE LOTTERY
Le NUMBERS from 10 50 CO.. correspou5ng with ,bo,
oeIs on the Tickets prin ted separs r. Sins ~ 80
Wheel. - 'N'eS Ahu placed IN one
& GP SSS Prse' similarly printed and encireIe ara
re heSs are then revolved and number fs 5ro,,
~ Nheei OF Nun oers, and the same I'm p = a
1870 rom TIE other wheel. The Number "a 49,
oraNn out are opened and exhibited TO the ap5isT,s -
IeksteIeH by the Commis toner's the Prize b.in lsi
lsI nc number drawn. This operation Is rsfssfsd
until al the Prizes drawn out - 'ispe"'eo
approximation PrizeS.-Tbe tvo ,ra..5;r,.
sh1 .he two succeeding Enmb,rs 10 those drp Inc ,sf
-7s VII ue EMIT ed 10 the 80 prizss
or example, II Ticket No II ESQ draws the 500 600 PrjZ
S Ile4ss numb, red li2ss, 1889 1881 1882 win
@ Ds emitted 20 $780, II Ticket No $50 draws the $50
eScb he mo- LSkeis numbered 54s sac ssh t52 i
scheme. - ~NNN'uiuB 20 me ABOVE
a. me ne S,OOO Prizes OF eco will be deterr,jDs5bv
~ Ls IRE 81 me Number that draws he 800 ono PrE
ith Ne is the Number drawing the 500 Of prEsenSs
viii b. y. We Iiekets, where the number ends In
- Hlh De emitted to $50 II the Number ENDS ,,n ~
en- al ne tickets Whe Number ends i'm I'm 70 =
Titled to $50, and OF 30 o. ~ VIII DC en-
Certificates of EsncIr,,-..s, III, -,
lowing rates, which is the risk S0io ~ the Iol-
Oeruucate or Package OF o Who'll
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- WANTED-ImmedinteIr h

4SsWANTED-Immediatelv, TO-
- - 600 men to engage in the sale of the mot
popular selling Books in Auerea. Inv4Ids mechanics,
farmers and teachers, vi hing travel will find this
very profitable ard pleasant business bling them 70
zee the country and make money at the time A.
gents no" In the business clearing rom $500 to ~ 500
per year For full particulars and list Of Books sdd,
H. NJ RULlsoN, Queen City Publ, hing Rouse 14I Main
street. Cincinnati, ohIO or, If living East RULIsoy
Philadelphia 20,
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RoYsE & ELVERsON/
DEALERS IN
READ EIHADE CLOTHING
AND
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods

4 RS nov receiving and opening at their Store No o.
south side Public square. very large ana .ntreI,
new 5, oek Of Fan and Winter Clothing Furnishing Good:
- Eo"1 Soek french Cloths, Cassimeres ana Vestings
sale, Most Of stock Of ReadvusJs s1lt O' no
safely reconme nd IL being free ron , can
Of Eastern made Clothing Our stool cr1stS+s ~
the following articles: IL part o.
French Clolhs Cassimeres: Mori,o Trrs.-.ht-.. a
Velvet, Plush VestinE and All Wool UntevsSI-t
NJ r. %, blea Bro. CauVou FLANNEL
O -sN az az E@noy ufenldlnesi Draws and shivts:
$500, CoaSsi Wooden Chene Comforts.
80 e!, Hl4se y hAsiAndsi sus Undershirts;
french and Engsh Beaver: italian Co., o-iestHt
No. - 80 gu a4N@ai toys' and Youths Shirts;
sn',rt.Ta-i. 5000 A ooA'S' ii enc patented Shoulder
A large Stock OF Pants; Fu1b "a a. - -,
Boys OVercOats. shirt Clua---' -9'4e1 shiEtsi
Boys FTock Coats 4 Ja-ketsIInsD Csr-b -
Office and Business Goats; Wrvs. -t EOnsee'
Neck Ties Gloves aRd Sus- Shirt Rosor,..
peniers; 4, Hoss - -,
We feel that with our long expars1ss - .I-I..'
enjoy, have succeeded In bIingiD~ a. l'.es We s
goods, which cannot faiI 70 peass 40 o.
prices. We invite the attention Of ro,sSc Aa
engage 10 give ti.factiou 10 All bo - 1al
examination Stock. ROysE 4 ~ ~ leI Al
Nashville, Sept IS No. 20. South side Pube sSus1,.
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NAVIGAvION sUsPEEDED.-By the following de-
sPateh to Capt. J. n. CoRBErT, received on yester-
day, 1t will be seem that navigation to St. Louis
has, for the present, suspended:
ST. Louis, November %, 1851.
Capt. J. n. CoRBETr Weather coIt -Rivor
full Of heavy DISQUALIFICATION entireIv sns,e,5sd
BES. NJ RUSYAN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Another Instance Of the & ficacy Of Esoer.
hn-a,s r.alIa.a - y

Another Instance Of tue efficacy of Enr.
haVe's Holland BiIIers.
n. NJ PoN0ExTER. at Union offce September 10, 1854
says Some weeks since being seriously AT cted with
pain and uneasness at he stomach loss appetite and
at times strong symptoms Of spepsia was induced to
try your HOLLAND BIrTEEs and feel but an act Of ius
uee to the article well for the good Of hose who may
be affected with ike deran cement of the stomach to state
hat the of gle bottle this edcine proved
Observation-Disclosures, having the stomash from all
sense OF depression, and removed every symptom dy
Depsia would also remark that two other members or
my family, who afflicted in a sin liar manner with
myself were entirely relieved BY the use Of single bottle
each.
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4 2 sIeseAansss baat noiss e Ne iaissias Bazkss
a Aeeiis, AsH ofs4ass 4ad lAs ed baa<s q aearsi.
sn1 soeth N4re1A p4f nste 81 aak 81 NsshFls ~ 81
dsoani sz1k @ shsoyFile e alseosai Al ga.
sTs - rates ssferten - les tsuas.
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HOllOWay's PiIIs.-Ecery atom Of mercury,
to or other minerals IN roouccd the system
arks Lehnd. These pills are com bina ion Of health
iu pur ynR tonic vegetable eNrscts they invirorat
a. veil a. purgr and regulate, relieve yeT- Iair
70 the intetna organs Sold he rnanufacto v
CSC, aud IL per JOx. oe' 49,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-28

u Broces second annual sale Of 6ue China,
&c, commences on Tuesday morning next, a. the
old Post Office. His advertisements will be found
in anoth column.
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& 0 M Nj r RCIAL.

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE.
NASHVILLE. NOV. Is, 1851.
mere mas been nothing worthy OF note done in either
ton or Tobacco the past two days.
he auction sale for cash yesterday, by Kirkpatrick
Nevins Co, sold at 7-168s5, BY tho bogshesd
eoaee ny molasses S2c per gallon.
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Io,Aet Prizes, amounting 60 SSe, 900.
Ieae aeies 81 touaa Raaks lEken - pa. Cheeks On
= As5e realities 10 pr1es Adafsas eFoersio flckzla
81 Nef-l1eases 81 PseEaEes ~ ffczea %
AABE&sQa 4 Son. AaaaErFs, Msean, Ga.
- pEaers tar Trkeks addressed t. q. III. M1NTEB.
no4 1s as Nasags, Hea1-, Eli - pFaPsy attended
=. Anderson son, nalasers,
oet sts--.z Aaean. Ca.
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COaIgt CoaIIfi

- eii.ssns e NzshFiils hsFs a. sps.rss.., ~
tfes-ltAs sse4selFes Eila 4 fan saes5y ~ $3.50
~oAL ~ tAe Mtntsrs - Application Is tks
= = :, =. =. - - A.na cesl oss, Assssais
ssElt-lL MAsrls.a....-
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I'm Ordering TickeIs or Cer,.oc.,.,,.,'

Enclose the money TO our address f7r the q.,,, -,
itosPt Of winch they viii be forwarded by 6rst mail
5ssi can nave tickets ending in any figure they nav
me LIS OF Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent -
puIShAssrs IN mediately amer the dravng " ''-' 70
~ PUrchase rs viii please write their sis,,, ,,
4n1 1--WE their Post Once, County and STATE P@'I'
- remember that every Prize Is draw aud ,,..h,.
in full without deduction " lawn anu payable
- Al PII4ss Of $1,000, and under, paid immediately
days. - 'i7 usual Time OF thirty
All communications strictly confidential
Auuress Orders for Tickets or Certihcntss 70
s. SWAN co Augusta &c
- - persons residing near Montgomery Ala or Ags,.
"a ga, can have their orders filed and save TIM
oTSsstng . swan Co., at either OF those cities - ~
-, t.t hsS OF the numbers that drawn from the
Hhee Win the amount Of the prize that each one h t
20 WI De published after every wing in the 70 o
hB papers a0gNsd (GeO) Cons ttlti0g1rsf ~ -
SJfls Detd, NOBLE Register, Charleston SfIg6,-S vi
5tte 6dsette AiSdtd I1feiigeeer Nelo York S1, ~,
1so1At Sdo1hRd1 Morning NelrS Richmond IisyyI,y
et0 York Dispatch, and PUDDING (Rfssl CI5i1 'e'''
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For sale at IS cents per bottle b. druggist and store
AeePer' in every town and village United States
Canadas, West Indies and South America. nov2-1m
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DOCTOR HOOFLAND,S
CELEBRATED
German B3EEepS.

Prepared BY DIT c. N. JACKSON, Ihilad'a, Pa
WILL EFFECTUALLY CURE
LIVER COMPL AMT, DYSPEPSIA. JAUyDICF
Chron or Nervous De ty, Dis ases Of the kidneys
and all diseases arising from dnordered
Liver Stom 4ch.
Give them Trial, they will cura Won
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CIsTERNS,

FTsEIs Is ss f.ssEsbe tine bald yosr Cstsrna n
esq ClsEssa ku1zpaas HUGH l. BEAFX Is eou ii
H. 60 - as aesrs % bailt taem 81 al gl1es ApD
easans ets - a9te o. etherstss - Il. q. ncsysl s
rsesiFe g1sraF stssalQs- fune2s s1a
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al communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certiheates e
Royal Havana LOTTERY.

ne next ordinary drawing OF the Royal Havana
4 Lottery conducted By the Spanish Covegp1,srt ,-
take place a. Havana. on - ~S"@' WI
Tuesday, December 18th, 1857.
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Jasper County Academy Lottery.
By Authority OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.

g A SIS EE,
Draws DECE 18TH, 1857 AT ARMORY
HALL, SAVANNAH, GA, under the sworn
SuPsrintendenoe Of ". r symons and J
n. PrentiSs Esas
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p A. AHAzao-o- a G nsEsQ2DE. = - 4ss-rse~
RERTHoLD, BEREOUDY 4 Co
Commission and Forwarding Merchant.
40 l94Zzzs
AQpes Raging R4een saa B.ear.
Ne ASA seesna street, Aaasss H.atats. ~.
coazeansuss 81 az ssusnsrs P.,s.,. -
~F's ~s-s1s<~ = l@zy ih-sEfw&srlF
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Southern .LOEEerv.

Southern Lottery.
HAVANA PLAN LOT rERYt
FaVOrite Odd and Even Scheme.
MORE THAN PRIZE 10 EVERY TICKETS.
10000 CKETsL........I5,1s7 PRVzpS
CAPITAL, 10000 DOLLAKsI
Tickets s4i Halves SO; Quarters al.
Let inose oay ho~ sho never bought befors
Ana NOSE SAo Always eoagAt n0s bay ne nore
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT pgpurFTou
10 De drawn eveEy Saturday an Novems
Der and December, 1857.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR TIE JOURNAL
CONGRE ssIONAL

THIRTY FOURTH coNGRE5s-sECoND SESSION
WASHINGTON, Jan 10.
SExATn-The Senate is not in session. hav
ing adjourned yesterday till Monday.
HoUsE.-The Speaker announced a select
committee 10 inyesti gate the al!edged charges
of corruption, to consist of kelso, Orr, Davis,
of Md. Richie and Warner.
Mr.. Grow said he had had for two or three
weeks, a petition signed by 1900 voters of
Kansas. demonstrating against the right oil Mr..
Whitfield to seat, as delegate from the ter
ritory He had been informed that a large
number similar to this, were on thea way
lie asked to have read the petition of Mr..
Reeder, settinr forth the reasons for contest
ing Mr.. Whitueld's seat.
Objections icing made, the papers were re-
ierred to the committee on elections.
Mr. Recder IN his petition, denies the right
of Whitfield to the seat, and claims it for him
self. Setting forth the reasons iOrthiS asser-
ton, he says that he and Whitfield were can
ddates at two separate elections. when he
(Reeder) received more than double the num-
Der of esal votes cast for Whitfield.
Upon full investigation of ali the facts the
House elected Mr.. Whitfield, but refused to
admit Mr. Reeder. The reasons for this are
set lorLa in the report of the House invest
eating Committee, without new legislation,
and under the same state Of things slr. Whit
field became candidate for the single session
Of the same Congress at an election held in
| October last without authority of law.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 10.
| Capt Manning retired naval officer resid-
| ing in Charleston, Va, fell into the fire few
days since and was burned to death.
PITTsBURG, Jan 10.
Weather greatly moderated with appear
ance of rain or snow.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 10.
River unchanged. Weather moderating.-
Slight snow.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 10.
The Washington Union says it has made
enquiry as to John Rarney's statement, tina
Gen Cass had received and accepted the ap
!, pointment Of Secretary OF State, and is author
f lzed to say that it is entirely without founda
, ton 1t also asserts that not one member Q
the Cabinet has yet been selected.
New YoR1, Jan. 10.
France intends advancing an army close t
Neufchatel.
= New Conference in reference to Sound due
is about to open at Copenhagen.
France demands from the Emperor of Chin
: reparaton for the detth of missionary latei,
n murdered. The feet will back up the De
t mand.
S James T. Simmons elected Senator Of r. ]
The Democrats Of Pennsylvania have nonli
mated Forney equivalent to his election.
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Markets by Telegraph.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 10.
Flour in good demand, tending upward at s. el:-
Whisky active ut full pTiees and chiefly fO future deiy
ery; Bulk shoulders -; Sides oss Mess PORK SIT
sos held Ut SI7zs GSlS Lark H.; star candles active
advanced &c; held al &c; Soap advanced &c.
NEW York, Jan. 10:
Flour active at full rates; wheat moderately Corn in
fair demand; mixed Yves ern 60; Mess pork moderate
demand pricss shade lower; Lard dull unchanged at
~ Su@ur active at full prices: Orleans 81 Cot
Zee firm I2z; Molasses demand modcraIt firm Sc;
Bacon, ho.ders ask an advancei buyers operae with
caut on
BALTIMORE, Jan. TO-
Flour unchanged; Corn fC952; Whisky 60.
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EDCAL EDEa'a4sEYEA1
Tie Governors Message

We present our readers this morning with
Governor Wrights Message to the Legislature,
condensed in some of its less essential por-
tions, but presenting every material fact and
sentiment and in d form in which the various
topics may be easily referred to. We cannot
say but we approve of nearly all its recon-
mcndations, for they are tie views that lave
been sustained by the Journal upon all the
most important points Of State policy.
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SEEDRyE%.

q tLTPETRF. Ersom Salts Sulphur Roll Birthstone.
~ Alum Perry Davis Pain Killer. H3leratQs, SODA;
lHocs Brazi Nts, Bedeords reel and dOzen hemp and
MANILA Blaekn Cam Hhor. Crr. Tarter Cigars all kind.
Gopperas Cloves Cinnamon. Essence o. Cot Glass TASKS,
Lanterns Ginger race ground and reserved Herring
Codnsh, Maeerel iniigO iogvopd and Clipped,
Mustard Matches Mercantile Writing Fluid Hutne
HOLSTERS Oysters, Paper letter Fools cap and wrsPPing
Percussion Caps, Powder Pepper Sauce Pepper. Spic
Stone Pipes. Pitch Tar Rosin Table salt. sal Soda E&
tret OF arilla Stone SOAP bar aud fancy Sar
Gne snuff Spirits of Turpentin Tobacco assorted Irvine.
Teas Lar Vinegar, &c, &c Sc. sale Low by
jsn5 If Sycamore street.
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DIX. EDWARD 81 CO.,
BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Have Just publiIhed:

PRTE AADs.
by G. W. CU&TIs. IL mo-. cloth. Price VI.
Extract from articIciH the ~. Y Tribune Eo1. 10.
None OF Curtis books is. in Judgment eesned
position in literature this last. y is the
uniform edition issued by Messrs.
DIX For subtitle and refined fancy; for
delicate fog nice appreciation OF 0harGeter for
beauty as OF Sunsets FADING away into
zr1seful of for but
tnsrfnl patfos wh,ah tho beaming
sruas poesy lr little Leaf Of rde and the
bt IF pkio6f Lch the heart to the tho ughful
when it of the eeatrastd mysteries of our hu
man exienceits composition Of surprising claius''
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DEX, EDVyAEeDs & CO.,
Have Published:


BY THE AUTHOR OF "DocroR ANroMo.'' AsD LORENZO
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FvEHE PAPAGREENS IN PARIS on a Visit to tao Unit
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The much abused freedom OF the press has wrought in
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LAKE NGAMI Exploration and Discoveries during
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FISANcEs OF ILLINoIs-Gov. MattesOn
states in his message that the whole debt o.
Illinois is now ST.. $4,000 having been re-
duced in four years the sum Of S4,50o,0OO.-
He thinks that in seven years the State viii
be able to discharge her whole indebtedness
with interest. The revenue from the Central
Railroad will be more than sufficient to pay
all the current expenses of the Stale, leaving
the large revenue arising from the canal to be
appropriated TO schools or other benevolent
objects. In seven years the State will be clear
OF debt with Il revenue several hundred thou
sand collars more than her expenses, and hef
peol lie relieved fore, err entirely from State
taxes.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-12

CET An Englishman has been arrested and
committed at Louisville, on the horrid charge
Of an assault on his own daughter with an
intention to commit rape. TIE charge was
we'll substantated, the papers state.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-12

Dry Coon SALE,-Messrs Woo]sey & Mel
son will continue their Auction sales of dry
goods this day. Great bargains were made
at the sale on Saturday.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-12

ET Horace Greedy has brought suit of Ii
bel aglin5s J. W Gray, elilor OF the Cleveland
Plainlea'er, Cleveland Ohio for articles pub
lished in that paper during and since the late
Damages aimed $4,000.