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NASHVILLE, Jan. II, 1855

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The 90 Prlsss Of IS 50 are determined BY the last
squire Il he namser tAt drASs he Capal-it Il is an
Cd neaber, then OF nGmbsr ui be snti
tied a. 80 n l. IL nImber, every even
namber -li re snei to ts 80, - Adloa 20 an
other prize the ueNet draw.
90 Rank Notes Of sound Ranks taken 81 par. Chseks
on Nes York remittsd for pr1ss.
~ DrANinEs Of Large Glaze viii be pebllshed In
New hew orisaas sandal pApers. Charles
and savannah DAiies.
Address orders eksts eeFtineAtes Of packages u
teketsto ANDERSON SON, Managers,
Macon ksvannah, Ga
ey- Address orders for Tickets to r D. ANDERSON,
Bon ass. Nashville, rsnnessee, or 20 ANDERSON son
Maoon, or Savannah. georgia.
Jan. l9-trwANtd
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BANK OF NASHVILLE,

HAVE for sale large amount Of property which will
Il sell for Notes of the Bank Nashville, certified
checks It al the prices that have always asked
for the property.
sept29. -, A. v. s. LINDsLEY.
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A CARD.
.4e Cost.

WE are ocsng car Of staple and Fancy
w tsoods AZ ~. A. q }. o. hccLkLLASD-
txnf-tI
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sPRYNG IEUADE.

HAVING anticipated the large demand that Is to
be made for goods Of all binds this coming SPRING
We are con.tantiy receiving and have nov on hand
Immense stock of
Fine Wines, Brandies, and Liqours,
OF ALL KINDS.
CIGARS, TOBACCO, AND SUNDRiES,
which Offering At the very lowest possible prices
Particular attention paid to Ali orders
LYONS CO.,
Jan. Ia No. Il. Public Square.
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CIGAR MANDATORY.

OluAu mhNOI Abl Ohl
FTNHE undersigned very extensively engaged In
the manufacture OF all kinds OF Cigars, and
abed to compete successfully with any Of the Fastern
Cities One Of firm, who has charge OF this DEPART
ment OF business, being practical Cigarmaker our
customers rely getting such goods to
give satisfaction, and which w in in
stance We friends and that
making fine Cigars from Havana,
import direct fro there the finest Tobseco thereby
Jog considerable duty, enabled to tell Cigars
when made much lover than anything like the
article could be imported, then Why not
Encourage Home Industry!
Call nd examine for ysurseNes at
LYONS co,
Jan. 14-u no. II, Public Square.
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Memphis Market.
-----.--e------s Mxxrars, Jan. Is, 1855
We are gratifed the mar el be-
The favorable Europe and the upward tender cy
ofpricss in New Orleans have caused demand
there was brisk demand fr prime qualities but the
comparatively light We hear Of sales ranring
CSC, sL09c. Good Middlng asd Fair had advanced kc,
previous rates the latter, in aiding
loAGlic There is pretty good supply on hand; The
We repeat our former as the ate Of the
Eet Oh ssurdsy although bearing an Improved aspect
would not justify change In this respect:
Ordinary GSsk
Low Middhng.
aiddh 3d., .-----.-s 99x
abiding Fair-.-. .-.--.---.-..-..-...-.... -0106
Charleston Market.
CHAHHsTes. Jan. I6-P NJ
ooTToS-The rarket is at stand for stock and
buyers There was no sales to-day
Augusta Market.
corToN-Thsre Is an active demand today s,d AN a.
ired readily taken at Ne advance on yesterdays prices
We quote Middling Fair a. lOAc-
Cincinnati markct.
LINsEED oIL--The Linseed OIL maasfscarer. a. ri.
city and vicinity, recently formed combination 10
@ gallon as The figure ha. You'd upon
This arrangements has been in eperaoa for months
past, and 10 10 uniformity Of qaosAons 10 he a.
r1buted 1t has not worked H. hoseyer from D, esent
rs We o saPs . Ts to Be
be new thing under the sum- IL s vel re are in.
sumountAble Oh prevent the SUCCESS Of sncb M,
dertakings for IL schemes Of this sere sctir
e. the business community would become com
muniy Of odors monopolies and spirit on enrer
prise d be utterly destroyed. -
The icalies in the Lnse gu cemblnat ON apps.r "a
have Of the sharp pracces ef some meehr ~
the association who. while ohservag nemnaly an lettr
viola the spirit Of the Asrseen The nndsrs anding AZ
already stated wa, that oil shoud sold for l
ooc and all time sales interest," rate a cent ~
month should be charged. Il apPears thai ree-n,v ~
sharp gentlemen have eeen making at e Co aavs
and then taking of ioar eest for cash. reducing he
price to Sic Those who have been good q. ivfn ~
70 me arrangement dad no mArEst Cor teir o while their
four cent neighbl have been supplying the tr.d-
rhoe who purchased on sec fsar > cent dcopn,
hasig no irieedy sehng toward he eoaubinaon naye
zen asi indastrion gagged IN pxeadg the In
To- Istou aud thus the operaLions which - 49, -
red reae ed The Of the scrapaloas members a.
the Association. The feeling Change y~.t.r.sx %
ed a speedy explosion Of The eonblnasos = = r.
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BROOKLYN, n. Y, Jan. 19-The large public
school-house, on the corner of Navy aud Concord
streets, burned this afternoon. Five hundred
scholars were in the building, when the IRE COM
menced, and, in escaping, seven we're killed. 1t
was an agOnlzlng scene
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AN Offering for sale a DIV eing College Street
just beyond the Medical COLLEGE. 1he House brick
contains good rooms, cstern, ami Will be sold q
great bargain. for terms apply TO
Nov. 26-u. A. V. 8. LINDSLEY.
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BUCKskIN SHIRTS.

FEW qualify Of BHekssia .shirts. received and
n for sale by ..st
fov.a IN. ne6ILL-s
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FOR SALE.

THAT valuable business stand on Market Street. Adon-
Il ing the Warehouse of A. hsmilon, occupied by
Conley = clothing ore Of the stands the
city for any retail establishment. Price very moderate.
Apply to
Nov 26-tL A.. V. s. LINDsLEY.
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A Valuable Business Lot for Sale,
A Neat Dwelling House for Sale.
FOR SALE

THAT valuable Dwelling at the corner Of Cedar and
Summer streets. The lot fronts 65 feet The DWELL
ing Il large and oommodious and there Is enc Office
the lot. II Of the desirable In ths
city. Apply 10
septic. A. v. S. LINDSEY.
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1853.
WHIT ER RATES.

r 1903.
WHIT R RATES.
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
FREIGHT LINES.
Through Rates from New York and
Phiiadeiphia 20 Nashville. an een-
adelphia Steamship Lines, 10
continue without alteration
gs5- to the 81 OF JuEes 1soes e--
First Glass. per 100 lbs. igo
T TsGodo - eAa-@ Io5
Furnitare and Carriage. bored. ana other Ugh.
other Chemicals, per l0olbs., 30
FIRST CLASS.
os ss IN So;is oaSpSSs asa spirit. Tarp:niss ia
barrels oArPsting, China Gat. and esss.a5s cg.zs IN
bales Drugs Frus frais Tree. and shrabeery
P.,s. aaa owners rs.s Oysters in cans ana Jars sad
diery, Tin and Britannia Ware Teas and spices ett i
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware except sach specified third class Coffee
boxes, Leather In rolls and boxes, Oils in bar
casks Rice whiting. Plaster. Sheet Brass and Copper.
THIRD CLASS.
snd Cotton cOress Coffee Heavy cassisgs NM as.ri.s
Chairs ana Spikes and kosin In barrels
~ SPECIAL RATES.
,ss, sr,ees bet sssnsrs.sa siss c.rsess 81 xsds or
other Chemicals. Win be charged az doebis hrs class
rates
GO Have every package plainly nsrkes VIA Of
oonsxnes d-sIln and depot delivery.
prevents delays Anc ioz.s@ and insarez
speedy dsliEesy.
DIRECTIONS. s-
Gseds shipped Savannah, shoad be ooazixned 20
Agsns Of oears Ksiroa6 savannah and packages
I'd care Ageaf G. T. &, Savannah. Ca
coed. shipoed via sheud be tia
Asent Of the soath cassna Railroad. csarestoe and
packages Marked care Agent g. G. T. r. cAzrleston, O.
TIE fhroagh rates asAhove al expenses New
York 20 NasEye No eoanss~ta, drovase, seAarfhes
=karu Al tther az C1zyRssfoa SdpGzsseA-
ekppers Hy rely upon unoru and prompt dellv-
cries 81 nss- OFeF charges knd d.Azes either
line VII be adjusted ~ The Agents Of The hszAviAs aad
ch.ttzs0oga RosA-
In ease missing sods VII take charge cf any
eorrespona.nce tor their
Ter the e. ne sxpirxtiee 30
Alter asEiee Al a0flces ksf goods. kdsA-
sll1 o. sssfEons tAs AdsAp<li< asa t41ttG1osga
Rad. assss % addrssssd 70 H. 4. Asasvso~s S@pL.
ka<Ae<le.
MessAsnsr whsn In york wili every
tien sad assistance kbpptng ~ applying the
Charleston Line he ls5 srosasay, sna ths
cHAA " ANDERSON.
j.n.i. isss jsn-is-sf ssx Teal Assas
HxDRANr HOSE,
" ssssss- = ID D. picxxy.
=
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HOLIDAYS.
w Holiday Hat" which for Taste and Eissa nee CAR
SOErN MATS,
OFnew styles and eOors. Now opening at Franchises.
Those French Felt Hats.
A FRESH supply just received at the EmPoriumTE
Dec1a. % Public Square. -.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Fancy Dress Furs for Ladies and
Misses,
ewza MUFFs, vICT0RINES n
~ and CUFFS,
FEANCISCo'S.
4 ;,s :.
/ Ladies and M,sses at No. %, Paelic Square.
r AIDES now The time get choice and CHEAP
IL Of q prevent from taking cold du-
weather 1T hand New YORK eash
prices, at FraBeiseo's-
| ROBES AND FOOT MUFFS.
| GONE very handsome ROBES AND FOOT MUfFe for
| - Carriages, al 70 Public square. Ea4t 1au#
A j. FRANcIECo, Furrier,
Deci2. No %, PubicsquAre.
s. a CARD.
We have deter ID 10 do excessive CASH. BUu-
IA Mss this year. feel that ~ord Of explanation
nsy be necessary Of particular frends.
I'm since co nmsnced
basin esq., and &c proad say have many saeh
ends paid their Aeceu mia promptly We
make greatly 20 The nieresi Of ali.
cheaper. snd Of coarse - Ing them
very n1eh ehsaPer There IN midst
sho prefer bayin foT cash. be made 30 their
interest," who DC not have seeoaHts,
and ,hink unfair WHO osy for sAoad
pas tAe prices hsss sho bay credit IL 10 sith
ikese have adopted an exclusive esh
sye,e AID lsie all who In fAsor Of the Eystsn,
A In faycg Of puyng gods
"a civ. us = call MAIL a. MocLELLAsD.
Nos 81 IS College Street
Nashville, JANUARY ist, ISIS.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 1s.-The Senate confirmed
nearly all the naval nominations cons quens upon
the action of the Naval Court of Enquiry. A few
were postponed tor farther Consideration, and will
probably be confirmed. An order passed for REIN
forcing the Utah army by b. & K. companies of the
second regiment OF Dragons
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FROM IN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT.


BALTIMORE, Juno IL, 1858
The good people Of Baltimore have lust recovered from
the panic created by the recent Overwhelming food to
plunge into Of agitation about sHrtsh outrages
in the Gulf The bland assurances Of the English minister
and portions Of the Englh prcss across the ocean that
the acts OF her Majcsys officers in the Gulf would lie dis
ayowed, and ample rcpamton made have not had the
effect OF quoting the feelings Of our citizens and leading
them to forget their wrongs In fact the total disregard
OF the rights Of the smallest American master is looked
upon AS total disregard Of the rights of the whole
tion and portion Of the citizens of the Union they
are ready and willing not only to demand but to enforce
rcpauuon and their discontinuancc for the future Little
besides the news from England and the resolutions Of
MT Mason was talked Of this morning Tho apathy Of
Parliament and the evasion Of portion Of the British
press has created just Indignation whilst the resolutions
OF MI Mason have given unbounded satisfaction But
must Dc understood that although the people
imo'w almost for war; It Is only after the proper
nave been taken to obtain complete knowledge Of the
Intentions Of the offending power II IL for tis reason
that they endorse tho course pursued by the President
and it IL for this that they will extend their ap
proval 70 whatever policy may b. adopted for the future
The adjournment Of Congress has been hailed with
lively satisfaction, though the democatc party would
have been better satisfied action had been taken on the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Indeed was expected
That the question would he decided without further de-
lay after the report Of the committee was before tho
House. IL cannot he said that II was unnportant be-
cause principles involved In Il which are of vital in
tercht TO us here; and the they are finally settled
,he better Will u be or the future Besides II feared
that SO inuch that is important will claim me and at
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THE CURRENT APPROPRIATIONS OF THE SESSION
We do not intend to claim absolute and complete
accuracy in the appended table Of appropriations
at tho session just closed, but we arc confident we
have created therein worry nesysh sud in the grand
total sum equal TO the gross amount voted this
year. Il has been our conviction, which we
have on several occasions expressed that the pres
emit Congrsss was exercising sincere and vigil
LIANT watch over numerous doubtful claims and
that the result Of its labors would show consid-
cradle dimunition in the annual appropriations 1t
is, then, extremely gratifying to be able to say that
Notwithstanding TIE heavy drafts upon the Treasury
ON account Of TIE Mormon difficulties, the gross
amount appropriated is considerably less than what
was made Last year, i'pf sGE 4pssp
Thus it u.s. as light breaks in upon the administra-
ton Of James Buchanan, the wisdom Of its policy,
the economy Of it's government, and the frmness and
integrity Of its official career become more and more
striking and evident. a agsA 'aaa
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psPrietors, and ths noble valleys of the West aud
South once in the hands Il the Tribes and the
great lines of railroads exchanged for Iaisn trails.
To such men, the acquisition Of Texas and California
appears only additional misfortune compca-
ting all political relations and exposing all adj
venturous fortune hunters to the perils of life and
limb. There many persons who entertain this
opinion; and they constitute the class who regard
every movement which looks TO the consolidation
and security Of great continental interests
other step towards the awful destiny of material
wealth and power.
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THE NICARAGUA TRANSIT.

7. We have at length the details of the negotiations
of Mons. Belly with the governments of Nicaragua
and Costa RIGA, having reference to the transfer to
a French house Of the transit across the Istlmus
which was year or two ago in possession of an
American company, whose stock commanded high
prices at the New York stock exchange. The Paris
correspondent of the London Times gives the fol
lowing as the conclusion of the labors of Mr. Belly
on the FIRST Of May last
The company are to commence work In two years
and complete 1t in six and the channel of the canal to
admit two of the largest ships to pass abreast 1t IL TO
be entirely under French direction, and the French gov
crnment Is to have the exclusive privilege Of keeping two
ships war on the water of the route throughout the
whole period occupied in the construction of the canal
The duration Of the concession Is ninety nne years from
the opening of the canal and the line is to be open
all flags at moderate uniform toll The Times pro-
nounces this scheme mpracticabc the capital being cs
timatcd at ten to fifteen millions sterling Appended to
the above convention is declaration signed by the Pres
ident OF Costa RIGA and Nicaragua setting forth the suf
ferings they have endured from the fbisters and the
risks they s from fresh invasions known to be in
preparation and In reality under the patronage of the
United States government and appealing TO the great
powers Of Europe to sustain them in their independence
and not leave the coass of Central America at the mercy
Of sraudcrs but enforce the observance Of the public
law
Thus cndcth the second lesson Of American cxpc-
rience over the Nicaragua Transit route. We have
no disposition to add comments upon the events
which have led TO this result nor to discuss the
rights of the parties involved in the case To those
who are indifferent to American interests in refer
cnce to the lsthmus passages, the success Of Mons
Belly will be regarded ~ Of no practical account
There arc many persons in our country who never
will cease TO regret the extension Of the Union be-
You'd its original limits; who would gladly see the
mouth of the Mississippi in the possession of its first
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unmanliness IL thus addressing themselvss on The
subject Of search bscause the pretsnscn of their
government Of the right to invade our commerce
upou the public waters never had amy foundation
whatever.
ment it was in fact intended to be exercised on the
principle that might makes right. If it had been
possible to secure the ratification Of the Quintrple
Treaty IN 1872, that result would certainly have
greatly complicated the final settlement Of this ques-
ton. When Lord Aberdeen undertook to make a
distinction between search and Neutrality-suspicious.
ing the former as an act of and maintaining the
latter ~ necessary to efficient maritime police
it was undoubtedly expected that the five powers al
luded to would combine to enforce the position Of
his lordship. The failure Of the treaty left England
to do the best she might with the principle she had
thus avowed and we rejoice now at the opportunity
which il afforded OF testing the sentiment of the
two nations upon distinct practical issue involving
the whole case. tgs. .a.sl ~, ,pua .s.l aa4fs'
That our own people would resist even to war any
such infraction of our sovereign rights could
question and we are convinced that the people
Of England so long and largely identified with u.s.
will also rebuke any, effort the part of govern
ment in any manner to interfere with our flag upon
the public waters. ~ , u \
Even the Morning Post the organ of Lord Pal
merston, advises such forbearance not to endan-
ger the friendly relations subsisting between tho
two countries. ,as
It is also stated, which is the most remarkable Of
all the news coming from England, that the Times
has leader denouncing substantially the Exeter
Hall clique of anti-saveryitcs, the Puritans of the
school of Lord Salisbury, the ground that if the
present system of warfare is continued, it will even
tually bring on serious collision between England
and the United States.
The simultaneous decline of anti-savery i'll this
country and England is certainly a noteworthy fact
in the progress Of fanaticism. 1t is generally given
out here that tho abolitionsts all running to
save themselves 1t is certain that they say little
on their only subject just now and we shall look
with great interest to the general discredit all over
the world not only Of negro fanaticism but of tho
thousand ando other humbugs which have 80 long
afflicted humanity. Adversely is good school in
which to develop individual and national virtues
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THE POSITION OF THE SEARCH QUESTION IN
ENGLAND S.l F satlHh

THE POSITION OF THE SEARCH QUESTION IN
ENGLAND. Seaas
The Geographic reports from Halifax in regard to
the public sentiment in England on the important
question Of Search exceedingly interesting, and
we may add, somewhat gratifying to the people Of
this country. We have not been impressed with
the approach Of imminent danger arising from the
conduct Of British cruisers in the Cuban seas What
has been done there was offensive, and demanded
the prompt action Of this government to prevent if
possible, any repetition. No people ever exhibited
more forbearance than ours at the very time they
knew their sovereign rights as nation were being
invaded. Our cause was 80 strong that We could
afford to be patient and charitable, to wait the de-
cisive seton Of her Majestys government upon the
authenticated reports Of visitation and search upon
our commerce. We knew that our ships were emit
tied to immunity; and that sooner or later, by re-
monstranos or by force, we should bc able to main
tain this principle of maritime law against England
and the world. i if3 cstf q
For the first time we now see in the expression Of
public sentiment as the news comes from the other
side Of the water the exercise Of sound practical
Judgment and sharp vision, looking into the future
by the British people and press: What if we can
maintain our position upon this question, they ask
how long are to be able to do so in the face of
the progress Of the American Union II we do not
surrender this pretension now, says tho Times, we
may be compelled to do it . few years hence npdcr
circumstances not altogether dattering to tho pride
of the British nation. Ia it not better (snch IL tile
sentiment which comes to us from England now and
for the first tins) that We should yield up mere
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CxSrRAIIA, Qll June 16.The river Mt Cairo rose an
inch during the night, and il swelling slowly.
Six inches more will bring the water over the Ohio
leve,
CINCINNATI, June l6 The weather Is fine with the
mercury ut rs deg. The river continues to rise, and
there is now A feet of water in the channel.
ST. LOUIS, June l6-Ihe river at this point is re-
ccding slowly.
At o'clock last evening the river stood A inches
above the point attained during the flood Of 1851 and
feet At inches below that of the food of 1854. All the
upper streams falling.
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Markets.

New YoRK June l7.--Cotton closed buoyant sales
to-day aud yesterday 900 laes-Uplants middling,
III IL cents Flour is heavy at 10 cents decline
sales of IA 900 bbs State, So IS 81 O5 Ohio 81 60
81 65 southern, 81 SO 81 rs, closing firm. Wheat
IL heavy of 35 900 bushels western white 81 Os
81 03 southern rcd, 81 Is; do. white, 81 rs 81 80
Corn is firm sales of 80 900 bushels; mixed 10 n ~
cents white, "a rs cents yellow. ~ so cents
Pork is dull mess closing NJ S7 lard IL steady at 10
ia cents. Whiskey closed firm Mt 234 "a cents for
Ohio. Sugar is steady uscovado. 81 n 81 cents Cof-
fee is dull. Molasses is quiet Spirits of turpenne
steady at IS cents Rice is steady at 81 g. Freishts
are firm at ID on cotton to Liverpool end a 81 for
grain. r --l
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OFFICIAL.


APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
BY asd VITA tie adsio and easssas " tAe Ss"aff
fe INDIAN AOEsTH. o. u fF
Frederick Dodge, Of Nebraska Indian agent In Utah
Territory. ,a IS fipas4 bae
ChArsss H. Mix Of Minnesota, agent for the Indians
of the wiunsAago agency, vics J. O. Fletcher.
tP SURVEYORS dnNxRAL.
John c. Hays, Of California, surveyor general for the
Territory a. UtaA gtEgs4 at
James Tiltn of Wahngten TERRITORY, surveyor gen
eral Of Warrington Territory rsappointed
AnGisrER ~ TIN LAHp oEEIcs fssH
Ira Munaon of California It 6an Francisoo. California,
vice w. w. Gift. eslA sssaFg h"rFis sff
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WASHINGTON CITY.


A , bosiDe Of The Of the proposed
e.uss In lis lorsns conducted strictly cash basis all
-u for the Of subscriptions for the Union dscon
No should he made " Agents assf this DATE c
osp y. Mr. scomb who Asthoszed W make collection"
m 'Is,swsye Mary land, aud Virginia
iWAssssesox March Is, lsts---w
Tho Foregoing intended "a include any agents or ooec
tar. thst We employed IN hs s oo
sas ,,r '' W." Ap 2s-u
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The Oyerflows ut the south.

New ORLEANS, June l5.-The ovcriows of the cotto
lands, which have been in progress for time pas
arc regarded very serious the market here
consequences is more active, with upward tendency
prices. EE