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nr- On wednesday next, DC. LIST, I

Es- On Wednesday next, Dc. LIST, the
Maplewood, or Josiah Williamss lands. -four
miles North of Nashville. on the Gallatin
Turnpike and Railroad,) will he sold by
NANCE & WOODWARD. This is one of the choice
tract in Middle Tennessee, is divided into %
tracts of convenient size, and offer great in
ducements TO purchasers. Trains of Cars
! ave Edgeiicld at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
and return in the evening-conveyance free
both ways Omnibuses leave Deaderick st.
half past o'clock Tor the sale also.
noy3O-2t
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Certificates of Packages will be sold at therOl
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Special Hotties.
Rock City Mills.
RETAu PRICE or FLouR
NEARLr a PANrc.-Tbis morning there wa

NEARLY A PANIc.-This morning there was
perfect rush to get some of McLean's Strength
ening Cordial. It is astonishing what large
quantity of that article is consumed. 1t shows
conclusively that it is jnst the thing required
In malaria or fever districts, as aspreventive
for Chill, alias SHAKES. Everybody and the
rest of mankind" should try it, if wish to be-
come healthy and strong; and those that are
well should take little every morning to keep
them SO. We have tried it.-Ebasing Aaror.
nov23-2w sssf5.ssstek -.-ssssflass Ra
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MA report having gained currency that
a change was contemplated in the establish
ment Of the Washington Union, that paper
denied it. Whereupon the States says the de-
NAL lis probably true. for mo decent Demo-
crat could be found to risk his charac-
ter by touching it; unless the hacks were.
turned out at large, and the Augean stable
cleansed by some modern Hercules" How
filthy the concern must bel
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rsy- The Cincinnati, r.o., ~.

g0- The Cincinnati Enquirer has the
particulars Of u terrible case Of destitution.
A woman was found In stable with a hall
dozen children, the oldest twelve years and
the youngest few months old, almost ema-
ciated aud naked. They were buddled To-
gether TO keep each other warm. and the
oldest children sustained them by gathering
the ofial thrown out from Kitchens. They
wer eprovided for.
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lotteries.
Tickets Only Ten Doilars...
ON THE PLAN OF sINGLENUMBERs.
$4,000 Tickets!
Magnificent scheme

$50 Prizes.-Neariy one Prize to every nine
Tickets.
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Mai. BosT cK's beautiful residence with
about 4 acres of land, garden. orchards water
DC. on the Charlotte Turnp ke. about mile
from the Square, will be sold this morning at
III o'clock. Also about 40 handsome bull
ding lots, ranging from so to so feet front,
and running back sufficient depth for gar
deus of the same original tract. This is a
rare chance for those who desire comfortable,
a I'd well located suburban residences, as we'll
as for spectators, and we would advise all
to attend. Omnibuses and collation. free.
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BIsuoPs OF THE NJ. f. CHURCH, SoUTH.-We
are indebted to Mr.. JAMES NJ. EDNEY, l47
Chambers street, New York, for copy of
his Lithograph Portraits OF the Bishops OF
the NJ. E. Church. South. The hkenesses are
good, and the l,thograph admirable. We
learn from publisher that new aud improved
edition will be out on the LIST OF December
next, and will be sent free of postage on the
receipt of one dollar.
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The RIvER-The announcement in the
columns of the PATRIOT of yesterday morn
ing, of an Immediate improvement in the nv
er, was premature, as it not only quit raining
early Sunday night. but turned remarkably
cool, aud last evening the water in the Cum
berIand looked almost as clear and placid as
it did in the month of August The late rain
NAV ea,,se a rise of few inches. but not
enough to admit Of steamboat Navigation.
There are now only about 10 inches on the
Sha
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Gfs~We acknowledge our obligations 10
Hon. +. X. ZoILLcoFFER for the Congry~-
sional Globe and Appendix, for the first ser
sion Of the 3jth Congress. Also for the sth
volume of Explorations for a Railroad route
from the Mississippi River to the Pacific.
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Arrival oftbe North Britain.

New YORK, Nov. 49, The steamer North
Britton has arrived at Portland with Liver
pool adVices of the seventeenth. Cotton firm
sales of the days $4,000 bales of which
spectators took 1900 and exporters 5000
bales. Richardson * Spence say, all quanli-
ties slightly advanced. Breadstufs dull,
Provisions have declining tendency. Con-
soils 9S5.
Nothing has been heard of the Steamer
Indian Empire"
LATER FROM INDA.--The British have OBJ
tanned several minor Success.
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENsaRY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

WH&1z> DIR KING ,f0rmsrly Of kes York. f0s
MEMA the last fogr years NJ Louis giiir, Ken
IsAy xho has devoted his attention % the treat
mcns q prirate Diseases Tor 20 years aaflcrs
himself, hASn; zaitended 10 praetics fer 10 a.ny
years, aad cnredso mAny thous4nds he i e1abed 10
AL diseases of private nalnfs. how
bad they mAg be from njudicious medical treatment
fruln nekirct 81 their DE-. king's Islenssry
. No = Ikaderiek street. between Cherry and lhe
SsaArc, ru;sna story ,saere be cures all Diseases u
private nature.
GoxoxkIks rarnd wltboua n4sselous medicine or IN
reference with Business
Srzierpsus ef Old recent date efeetn2ly cared ID
few days. by an operaiisa xhtch e.sses ne pAln.
Where 6 structure cxists health cannot Be entuyed-
rh2Is no disease mischief anl under-
mines the cozsutatspu much.
sfrsll, with all he dse4s<s q The skin. gre iE
cut OF neEie<t bad tre.Ezaezs, can - ssse1uziy
cared IA \ fes days 4f4t e "a y.
<.kzls alle ~ On IL m been
gissn - this disease all se cgsasesueeso rro~
Ing out u a. bruushi 81 mz1y Gases - The de-
structtxe habits q in1ensder8le frufizs an1
avs indalgenreog tss nesifle< shlch wl
enaern 49, eocsAlEa<k, ar s4tlt au1<
fof business sess and eaas< premature cd age
Feul-aes she Ray be tAbori1s IA Aug <u1y ef
rs Monno Raj real assured ~ iInEse.1s4ts relief,
FeFsuns residing abfszd, ~ wrzlnx sna stating
tsir cAss silh Zee rnclosa, directed - IN. a. knk
Ne - fisadeFEk street.. Nashville, Tenn.. sat have
th< necess4xy iseceinssspf their etafczs, sllh
sesssrf diFcctisns- c<rct scerecg otseFsed. O1I<e
hssssfrszn sci1<k u he noFHng ansit a Us sss
azax naF@s-tasi2sty
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EXPLANATIONS DEsAspEn-T There are the
best OF reasons for believing thatthe secre-
tary OF State has demanded that the Spanish
Minister should explain she object OF the
demonstrations now being made by Spain
against Mexico. So says the Washington
States. s-r.ela ~
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

After several years experiment in the man uacture
of GIN fortunately succeeded, in the year ls4s in
making discovery in its manufacture, by which IL
deprived of its acid and inhammatory properties
and rendered perfectly pure.
NY manufacture is at Schefdam, Holland. Amer
several months reflection what title 60 give IT, in
PRODUCED the American public under the title Of
Wolfe's Scheidam Aromatic Schnapps."-
Scheidam the name of the place in Holland where
the Gin Is manufactured :" aromatic T" derives it's
name from the Italian Juniper berry with which is
Favored and the word Z" Scbnapps ''ais the German
Tor drink-e0Rne, dram--Nolfe's Sthedam aromatic
drink. No sooner had my Schnapps been introduced
the American public, and received with approba-
ton than the liquor mixers OF New York, Boston
and Philadelphia started in pursuit with their mixed
and poisonous stuff, under various In sever
al instances labels have been perfectly initial
ed with only the addition of few letters. plead
technical avoidance Of the law, and carefully pre-
pared as 10 impose careless purchasers. | under
stand a large quantity has been purchased by the
merchants Of New Orleans account OF the cheap.
ness OF the stuff. Two Dollars per dozen for the
Quarts and one Dollar and len Cents dozen for the
Pints being the Wholesale price In New York Il Is
nothing but American Whisky favored with the Oil
Juniper, aud reduced thirty per cent below proof.
merchant who participates Indirectly IN the fraud,
by selling the spurious article, Is much Offend
er the principal, who planned the imposition.
I hope every respectable citizen, who values the
health Of the community In which be lives, will AID
me IN ferretting out and exposing the INSCRIPTIONS
merchant who. for the sake 81 lev cents, viii put
M jeopardy the lives OF the community in which he
lives. such men should be nailed 10 the piilOry Of
P" TrnaE Dxxo xvAFrr
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ILR have great varsity sg Iaanar and Breskfss
w Casters, Silver Plated hfiiana Mars, wiih hne
Cut Glass, Pressed or tAln DstIies a ssfy iow
PArior and Bsd Room CaEdlestirks.
Plated and britannia Butter Pi4tee aud knives;
Table sni Tea rssoons, Dinner saa Dezsrt ferris;
Mustard aud sasi spoons,
Hall Lamps, 4e., &C.
MACKENZIE kfScEffS.
noVlo IL college street.
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PERsoSAI--Among the many strangers
yesterday. Maj. VgNAmE, proprietor OF the
well known Venable Hotel in Hunts,illc'
Alabama.
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To Neryou. sufferers.

Aretired Gentleman having been restored TO health
few days, after many years Of nervous suffering
wlsend ree) to assist Others copy of the prescrp
tion and supply of the remedy, on receiving
stamped envelope bearing the applicants address Di
rect the Rev. JOHN N. DAGSALL, lse Fulton street,
Brooklyn,N.Y aprl3-tri-w-s
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Mrs. BERNARD, this popular and highly
talented actress, passed Memphis on the 26th
inst, en- route for Mobile, to fill an engage
ment in that city.
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BANK OF COMMERCE..

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 10Th, 1855
wish to buy ten or twelve thousand acres of land
warrants, for which will pay for leo warrants
socenis per acre, for so so cents per
acre, for 40 acre warrants 20 cents per acre
noF2o-u JNO. d. JAMES.
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AUGUSTA, Nov p, p. M.-C0TTON-There was :
good demand to-day, but the stringent rates demand
ed by holders restricted the transactions to 525 bales
as follows: is at 1014 AZ at 1913, at 10Y at IOs
81 at II 80 at ii As at IL IA at IL 2Ss at Ii !
cents. Receipts SAT bales -
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Gums.

Three Hundred Double Barrel Guns will be
sold 335 per cent. cheaper, for Cash. than the
same quality of Guns can be bought else
where. Also, 6 of Moore & Harris's extra fine,
warranted equal to Wesley Richards's, at
very low figures; besides Single Guns, Rifles
&c. j. WILLIAMS.
octI2 "a Public Square, Nashville.
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HAVING 4u4liasd Aazsrlssr2tez u The szt.ss q
IL fEaxcEz hktlHs1Fr, tecezsea. ~ 0se<<l-a1
sson1y Aereby gives ~ al <hoee lndee<e1 -
ts SD estsle meat. end al tAess AAsiDE
c4.ins aEaezl 4sld eetz1r r>4ee<1e1 % alc the
s.ne ullk lbs c,1Fx u Tie caaDSy co4r q cs-<h@a
ra1.nte acssfeine e. 40, - ne tosolserer 81 40
es.sis las e>ea sassrsie1- g. ca4IoS
$3.50 A1nl14t<sler.
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arrival of steamer Empire city.

NEW YORK. Nov 29-The steamer Empire
City from Havana has arrived.
Among the Aragos passengers are III. Ger
main, French vice Consul to New Orleans
VIM. Aiken and Bishop Davis of South Car
olina. rf ~
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Sr. LOUIS. Nov. 29.-The river Is falling
rapidly. The upper streams are receding.
LoUEviIIE, Nov. 29.-The river Is station
AIRY, with feet inches water in the Canal
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Judge DougIn. at memphis.
River News.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 29.-Jndge Douglas arrived
here yesterday. He addresses the citizens to
day and leaves for the South this evening.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS oRcERr1FIcATEs.


Enclose the money TO our address for the Tickets
dered on receipt OF which they will be forwarded by
first mail Purchasers have tickets ending in any
figure they may designate
The List OF Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
HB Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain and give their Post Office county and State.
H8- Remember that every Prize is drawn and paya-
bic in full without deduction.
SCI All prizes OF 81 900 and under, paid immediate
y after the drawingOther prizes at the usual time OF
thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
s. SWAN CO., Augusta, Ga.
Har Persons residing Montgomery, Ala, or
Atlanta, Ga. can have their orders filled, and save
time. by addressing 5. Swan Co.. at either of those
cities.
Hg- A list OF the numbers that drawn from the
wheel with the of the prize that each one lie
entitled TO- will be published after every drawing, in
the following papers augusta (Gd. ) Constitutional
Isl, Neao Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, CkGrieston
Standard, Nashville Gazette, atlanta hseiigenoeT, Neao
Pork Weekly Day Book, Sardngadh DAILY Netns, Rich
Dosld Dispatch, Nese Fork Dispatch, and PGuIdiHg
Mass Clarion, and Llae Rock Ark 7rue Democrat
nOy22-td
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LATER from South AmerIca,

Nav YORK, Nov. 29.-The steamer Arago
has arrived. Her dates are anticipated
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Notice so sseekhesdcr. OF Nashville
and Chattanooga 90. ~. Go.

4 eieefsan Il nfleen psFeeteFs % naanaka shs
~ adairs al ths coss1znny wsii BE bst4 arfreas
baro Ga NKDS E.sDaN. the 18th day q Eseeenakaf
nsxt stsekhsiazfs. - zsaal, xa be esrFtsa g. the
sioetiosi ~ tie shote Fsz, they ussF prefsF
and back 10 tker FesSsrtige s1alzias The q
sAowans tAssr Csrslneatrs % ssk = ths Conductors
" A. GIEAgkS
nss4s-9 seeret.Fy.
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S. A. G. NOEL & CO.,
.aa Csueeessors % Noel Col
Wholesale Grocers
AND
Auction 4 Commission Merchants,
AID DEALERS N
BrandIrs. Wines, Cigars, Tobacco, kt- &c.,
For Neut.

I>UR the yeas ISIS that seasnaiioez dwelling hease
II he oofnsr u 4isS and iiish ssFeess for par
tsealaFs enasife q T. r. Gi4ssSotK,
nevzo-u Ageal
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gOdiS,
LANES Won RENscHo,

For sale at the Principal Office, AIS Arch ST. Phila-
deiphia, and sold by druggists and storekeepers
in every town and village the United states Cana
das, West Indies, aud South America IS cents per
bottle ethat the signature of c. NJ jackson is on
the wrapper Of each bottle noyl-lm
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Hooa.nd,. GERMAN sit.er..
READ WHAT Is SAID OF THEN

ScoTT, CORTLAND co., N. Y, March q, 1857
Dr. G. NJ. JAcKsoN-Dear sir;-ln behalf OF the az
ficted pen a few lines to you I have suffered and
doctored myself, and know how to pity these in
like condition. Until commenced taking your Bit
ters last summer, was not able to do anything,
even to sit any considerable length of time. Be
fore had taken the first bottle Ifelt like man
and now, after having continued the use of them
short time in the worst season of the year ana able
to labor hard eueyy day. To say the least, think
have received benefit from the Bitfers than all
other medicines have taken. / have not only used
your Btters myself but have given bottles and parts
of bottles to thoseecomplanng of Dyspepsia and Iiv
er Complaint, and in every case, they tell they
have taken no medicine so beneficial the Btters.
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Stfnmboats.
New Orleans and Nashville

ia k<ks Packet. - q
THE splendid Fast Running a --n -
, IL Steamer 7 c. TNICHEIL,r CEs.<}3z a
HARRY G. McCoxAs, Master VIII ulzzzEzZZzzzzsh
above, making regular eighteen DAY trile be-
tween New Orleans and Nashsilie-t 8Ntf@ u
This fine passenger steamer win be here soon as
water viii permit and continue in this trade all season
= ~ A. HAMILTON,
novls-tf Agent
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Va uEkefs

NEw YoRK, Nov. 29.-Cotton firm. sales to-
day 1000 bales. Middling uplands l2l.
Flour dull. Mess Pork advanced 10 cents
Whisky "a
CINCINNATI, Nov. 29-Whisky % Mess
Pork; a large business for future delivery was
done at Sill 90.
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Augusta Market

SAVANNAH, Nov. 27--Sales of Cotton to-day $50
bales at an advance of = TO Z cent Good Middling
Tx cents.
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Memphis Market.
Savannah marke,

MEMPHIS, Nov %, lS5S.-COIT0N-The market was
quite active yesterday and advanced fully 1zc There
was but little demand for the lower grades Good
Middling ruled at from 111S9I1Le.
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Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters 50 So
70 BE DRAWN

nA-A Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
will be sent 10 any one DESTROYS of receiving il.
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BrookIyn City News.

Arr1Jc1uoS soa a Nxw THIAL-Pc,er Dawson, convicted
last week the Court Of Sessions Of assault and battery
upor VIM. J. Potts with intent to kill was brought IN
yesterday Tor sentence HIS counsel mane motion for
new ua on the ground that tho prisoner bal been
victcd u On offence OF which he had been proved
guilty b. the evidence Counsel bead that the rsi ohie-
uonsbc remarks and FIRST actual assault hal CON
m,tted by Potts and that the prisoner assaulted him u
rciurn, but With no intention 81 take de. rhs District
Attorney thought The case was too pain 70 need argument
The Judge (Norrs stated that would give mis- dec SION
this (Thursday) morning. Dawson WAS thereupoo re-
manoed.
TINS Lovon CAEsThe trial OF persons indicted for sell
ing hquor without license continued tn the Court OF
sessions yesterday, and The following convicted-
John kcenan, Vim. Boyer, MARTIN Bal~nkle ant samuel
smith John Delaney acquitted similar charge.
and Ia The case Of Henry Albert, The jury did agree
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ths s'aFe TIC esmc was adiounrned, " b. resuuled
on Tuesday night next
STRANGE Irsr1Etn Az OtD MsS.--We have 70
ceiycd cation from Mr.. raVscDtt, ~ the Er
grafton and Foreign Ecl ange Once SAYING thst elderly
gentleman called at s Office time since t.
passage to Europe, and, per agreement sent hs trunk
there the following day BY the Hudson River Railroad
since which me he las never been b. ard from
Tie old eeDteman's Vim Mckee; tho Same
name vas on the trunk II 10 feared some III has belaen
HIM.
ORGANIZATION Socxry rus TIM ADJUDICATION oy
JEws.-A meeting IL The Society for the AineioraOn
last evening fer the purpose ri eectng orgaalz.
ton the char being temporarily occupied by lev. John
Gnldn. committee appointed 10 nominate ON.
cefa, which reported favor Of Rev. John Guldin Tor
President, Rev r. Bourne for Corresponding Secretary
Rev Asa d. shpman for Recording Secretary, Rev r. n
Browning Tot Treasurer, and twenty other gentlemen
compose a Board Of Directors, among whom ~S TIE
name n Daniel v IT, mann. The report unanimous
y adopted Several persous bad their recorded
members ~ The society, and adjoanmeot vas then
bac til text wednt sasy afternoon.
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The Paraguay Expedition.

WARRINGTON, Fla, Dec. ~. 1858.
The chartered steamer Metacomet arrived here from
New Orleans, the 10th ult She put in commission
on the 9Th instant having that morning received her
officers and from the United States steamer Arctic,
which arrived bere from Washington 9th instant
The Mescomet Is taking In her stores aud will be
rcacy for the latter part next week, bot Il is
supposed she will sail at that time, unless specific orders
received from Washington. Her officers ar Lieut.
Commsnding-W. II. Maoomb; First Lcutcnant--c. H.
Wells. seccud IIeutenants-G. Coy aud !. q. M,xwc;
Captains Clerk-John l., Keller; Purser's Cicrk-M T.
nooley; Engineers, acting, frsts Moutso merry sscoid
VIM G. Seiden, rhrd--Geo. g. fsrron. Her ships com.
pany consists OF only twenty-five and twenty.
two nrcmen brought by the Arctic. but is supposed
bat she viii take few ordinary from this yard
The United States steamer Arctic IAcut. Lowell com.
mandnr, left here yesterday morning for Washington.
The wbcsther is cool here ana tue work on the new
sloop Of war is progressing rapidly.
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Court galepdar-Tn,s DAY.

surrrsE Coz rr-cNrcut-par, 1-vos lg2e, 1870, 2sol
1870, 1881 2k3s, $685., 2537, 2si9 2s47 Part 2-Nos
1854 l27 sos 7a 1884, 27a4 1870 iisi 2s5i 1850, COS
G5la, 23s4, 2Si0
Slater Wood ptll on.
CpwSos risas--ny Cour, without Jury--past --Sos
21, 900, 342 $50 $50 354 35o ae2, aeS 965, 38S 3e,
41q s2e asa AS ST. 10 $40 Part 2-Soe 3ss sSs 400
as9, t6e, 46T, A6s, va, aok 70 $40.
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TN STtrE CtNy4sEns--THE Next H0rsE OF
RIttsEStAriyEs--l' al iuformality uudcr
which many OF the votes cast for Daniel l..
SiCkies Thomas ! Barr, George Briggs. Horace
L. CLARK. and also. ~ Il Is said. for John Coch-
rane ant ". b. Maelay, were returned TO the
Board ~ Stale Canvas. r.. ~ votes In each case
for Member % Congress" instead of Repre-
sentative IN Congress i appears that the case
q The said members respectively will be sub
niiit,d 10 Congress without The regular certif.
cato. Tie State Canvasscrs sag. that while they
"csnno. give 10 The members elect in the dis.
iricts named their Official certificates. in conse-
qucneo Of the informality 10 the returns" they
Sc. recognise Tie fact Of their election according
70 the law.
Thus we presume that these gentlemen ind-
Gated upon THE clerical informality, will have TO
await the action Ct the House Of Representatives
before they can take their seats or can act as
members Of the body. Ard what them WY,
As without these members the opposition will
aimost to dead certainty. have the House, and
IA with them The scale may be turned in favor Of
The democracy, W. perceive the delicacy and the
possible Importance " tbs technical issue, which
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-23

SILVER CorS AND CURRENCY DocroRs.--Our
military friend Of the Courier and Enquirer pro-
poscs, in view Of the plethora of silver coin and
the discount at which IL is cold in the market,
that Congress shall enact a Law forcing people
to take In payment Of their dues our deprecated
silver currency at lis nominal instead Of ss real
value. On the other hand, the currency doctors
Of the Havana DiariO de Ia Marina complain Of
the great scarcity ofsilver coin in Cuba, and pro