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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-21
GREGORY a nAURY, Managers,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
To be d,arn under the Supe,1nttndcnrs Of Comm,
sio,,ers appointed by the Gorernor.

Il % pt W N'"''
sio,,ers appointed by the Gorernor.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
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tember 25th, 1858.
rs number Lottery-12 drawn ballots.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
l grand prize $4,000 2prlzes OF 4o95
| prize OF 20,377 10 do Of 1000
2 prizes of 10000 200 do OF 1000
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Tickets Sl5-Halves 81 5O-Quarters 1878.
Eighths 81 81.
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teries, will receive the most prompt attention,
and an account of each drawing will be sent
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-10
Tennessee historical society.

The December meeting Of this Society
was held on Tuesday afternoon last, at the
Capitol, Col. 4. ". Putnam presiding
Gen. Lucius J. Polk. of Maury a. NJ.
White and James McCallum. ESQ. of Giles
and \. \. Slit, Of his city, were elected
corresponding members
Godfrey NJ. sFogg and Eyer Pearl were
elected active members. 81
a vote Of thanks was ordered to Prot. IL
o Cnrrey for his exhibition OF the Drum
mond Light not long since. Also I" all
those ladies and gentlemen who participated
in the late Concert, aHd to Rev DIR. Elliot
for the use Of the chapel at tie Nashville
Female Academy Tor said concert.
Cen J ohm ;. Euss"urm, OF Rutherford,
presented tue Soc,cty with the sword Of
Gen. jctho "a amer "hich he carrier
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-10
Common Council.

f DEC. Q, 1858.
After the reading of the minutes, mes
sage from the Mayor was received and read
The usual reports were read, and fled
A message was received from the Board
of Aldermen, stating that they had D ssed
a resolution inviting Col V. K SIZE ENsoN
to address the Common Council upon the
subject of the management OF the n & c.
Railroad after the election of officers. and
asking their concurrence in the same. Re-
solution CONQUERED in.
A message was then transmitted inform
ing the Board of Aldermen thai the Board
of CoIncilmen were ready to mebt them In
convention.
IN CONVENTION.
The President announced that the first
business in order was the election OF
WatcrTsx Collector.
MIR. S. i. G ienn was elected npon the Sc
cond ballot.
For Superintendent Of the Water Works,
Mr.. J. NJ. Seabury was elected upon the
third ballot
For First Engineer of Water Works, Mr..
j. NJ. Reader was elected.
For Second Engineer of Water Works,
Mr.. q. Z Harnan was elected upon the Sc
cond ballot.
For Wharf Master, Mr. r. A Cole was
elected upon the ninth ballot.
For Sexton of Cemetery. Mr.. VI. C. Cot
ton was elected upon the first ballot.
For Keeper of the Workhouse. Mr.. VIM.
Dix was elected without opposition.
For City Attorney, MIR. j. +. Rains was
elected upon the first ballot
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-10


W. The Haders eucd plots from Nashville 10 New
or .Ei-, not ue.g able 10 make living al the uced
wH2e~, ana >AOriu"s- OF Iuc season o. our or I'VE
mon f-- Atd By the Mt-tcls aud oWuCls OF Tie
JnscH He o. -L'auri Di tine Nasty Ne and New On
.ears trale@tS ud cement ~ bUs Vihcf aucs
10 ag - tJwo.k for such boats ana inhagLCe
bon RIOTS and agents for them, and Viii ger thrn
II hare OF frr-.t and IaSseugc, :. all
well EluWn tlIrDi -AOUt lIc ttade. In c. all To
'to "a a""V" -atcr. agree to OTk such b,d~
4. cIs tnr HOtug.-.As .iui Their IuEceIAent. WlL
-t" tnat tutHer river Is at present all o. criJ,
iu tuc uri- uDO hood Or 'art-giD there .JtU bar
~ 81. -four and0Acrry1gi.sin proportion, 2ndcgOps
tH ud5at- tiIi ui mage OI Up fre,E -. ANY tran
s.c,t b..I~ sd wIs rautee 81 t!,e un"eFs icd
old @a-us, 500 per month. we Oar part Wlil qua
tn! Gao ~u"h b"at- the PROVISIONS "a above, or ask
10 Ity .pr orr serve
:! We brs irgvo 20 refer 20 te agents Of the d.
i-tet Iu- uUGcc GfCc-. AeI chant, au', sinci- ger
rr.u4y. ain .c eNcet CO.. \. Hamilton, ana ou-cr
noes % tie y. o. IT, ,ut,. s.
"a. ia. =. hINNth OF steamer Jas. Johnson.
lEEb. y. MiI'tELL, q, Steamer Nashville.
..-~s l. DrEiCH JE., OF steamer Nashville.
REIN EEi j.. vf steamer Req hover.
JANIS II COOPER, ui Josephine savage,
ami ulurI- u,t u,w % tIc city.
All communications Ia lie a.u. gs. ed ~ Geo. = a
Hcy, sec. ,i.,. y q box Joy, Nashville. Urcs-,J
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-10
Cincinnati arket.

CNdsNAT1 Dec T.-CORN--There Is a far demand,
and prices strady at csc. sales 90 br II at sc.
BARLEY-The market is very dul though prizes
are unchanged Sales HO00 bush farSprine az 6tc.
We quote zoe for prime Fall and 55551 for fair t.
good
OAMS-The market is easier, and prices a shade
loger. "A sale d $50 bush at 551 &c.
DRIED FRUIT-Saies 8 bush Apples at 81 90, and
200 do do, - arrive at - go days
C0OPERAGf-An active demand for Pork Barrels,
and prices have further advanced with sales 600
81 lSGDl 20 ard 800 10 arrive at 81 70.
BUTTER-A fair demand for choice qua,it ard
prices are steady at GGl9c for choice Roll and 159
I5c for far ana good do.
LGGS-The market is firm at 210922c p doZ-
CHEESE-A brisk demand. and prices are firm at
sac for prime W. y. So D9c for large extra do 10
FDllc for English Parry and i7c Tor Pine Apple
st. Louis Market.
81. Louis, Ieecensber 2. M--HJEES-ID active
demand. Sales today dry lint la Is Sc
aud green salt a, : sc. % =.-.r.r !,
FOrA HOES-Have been in very little inquiry,
though holders evnce some hrInuess at h.gh figures
I5cI AID prime neshannoeks at 81 Is r bushei.
fR5 bags fair spring at 55c. 500 aud 25t bags do
private rs Is ta at s5G 90c. 81 do. at Csc.
80 bags il two lots, at I00c-, and - bags choice at
lO9o These sales show accurately the state of the
ma Ket since our last, sales al the two DAY pre-
cFy!ng were at precisely corresponding figures.
kAE-Ns have few transactions u notice. A lot
so'a AT ooc-s sacks returned, and round lot at
laItT Perpl, at sec, sacks ncInded-air az vance.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-10
Selling Oh Cost,

To CLOSE BUSINESS II CILfr0y. ALBRIGHT
q Coz. No 10 Cedar SGceJ. Caiiand examine
Tor y"uls,lv'-. The sr attest inducements ever
ofci,d 10 cash purchasers: we are fully deter
miu,d "a close out our entire stock at Prone
Eastern Coyt, prior TO the FIRST day of Janu-
AIRY next
Merchants wishing to rcplcnish their stock
will find it greatly to their advantage 10 cX-
anime olrr prices. Those wishing to embark
in the C2olhlay Bslsness, We will dispose Of the
entire stock, goodwill and fixtures on the
most favorable and satisfactory terms.
All persons knowing themselves indebted
either by note OF book account viii confer "a
favor Ly making carly payments. Those hav
wing claims against the urm will present them
Tor settlement. Nov. %.
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n A S Ell V ILL F. +:
NOTICE TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS.

Wishing to confine our business as near as
possible to the CASH SYSTEM, we have deter
mined hereafter 70 collect our subscriptions,
within the city, QUARTERLY. To carry this
determination into effect. we have placed our
whole city list in the hands OF Mr.. WILLIAM
GILL, who will make the collections, and also
attend TO Che delivery Of the Papers, and see
that subscribers are served purctUally. We
hope this arrangement will be satisfactory to
all parties. Those who may desire to save them
selves the necessity Of making four payments
during the year, can, if they prefer II, pay in
advance for the whole year.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-10
river and steamboat xcyvs.

The river continues ia rise slowly with
something more thau ) feet waiter on The
Suuf,-.
The weather yesterday was clear aud very
cold
The wharf in the afternoon presented an
animal d aud h.siuess like appearance
The arrival were thc Tcmp st from Louis
,fllr. the Hudson and Reliance from Ctncin-
mai tb.Umpir. f,om P.duclh, uud The l.. J.
c-ata from Pil.hgrg.
Tbr Shinejss parted Coz pit-lure.
To, Johnson /, s,h akiH- OIL freight for
NV O Leans.
The b n. Eunyan parts tomorrow for
St. Louis.
The inc steamer H4ipn win leave FIR
I.aui-vill, an c .uciguau .o-jay ri o'clock.
he Will ply regularly ia he uuda during
he season.
Gue Z. How ,up. Ey privctc dispatch
received ve-.ord,y from +. y. Fmuowor,h,
E.. f. J.m Walk T.. E-q., We lca.u the
steamer N.,39 Was at Pvduc"h yc,t rd'y.
and would lrgy. last evening st tour O'Clock
for ,ai- ci " III Dispatch say Ia accident
she recently m with Was not ,,- bad pre-
yl,u>ly rep"r.,d.
Arcfpr>r TO tue Rock CrrY.-We are
indebted tu our clever friend, Mr. W. h.
ALLEN, for the following despatch
EppyyuIr, ~, Dec. .. ISIS.
The Rock city. bound nom NASH, lie 70
Ind. cal, sunk yesterday at Litie River
Shouts. tew miles above lhis place Since
I'D II No., - a.. -. til. T,.,rttf,,.. mn her
ay to Paducah. No lives lot
We We were pleased to meet yesterday
Nr. J0aN NJ SNrrI, OF Louisville, the atten-
tive and popular clerk Of he steamer aall!e
West. Mr. :, VII leave here on Saturday
next on the b. VI. Runyan and connect with
the Sallie at Paducah. 1t affords rs much
pleasure to know that his valuable services
have been secured in our trade the present
season
The good steamer Reliance arrived yes
terday from Cincinnati, being tue last boat
that LETT that city for this place. She is at
present, and will continue throughout the
season, ia charge of thafpopular aud relia
BILE commander JouN BRUcE, who is well
known in the trade, having had charge OF
several boats preyi usly. The Reliance is
one of-the boats forming the naliToad Line
between tbs city and Cincinnati. Aside
from her good qualities as a boat, we are
pleased To see she has in her wheelhouse Mr..
THoMAR BRUcE, one of the best pilots in the
trade, and gentleman long and successful
" connected with steamLoating. The r.
will leave on her return trip for Cincinnati
this evening.
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l!lCKEYZE & HIyCHIN

HIVE rented Zoe House 80 "a College street, a few
doors h.law the e.. vance House.
f1e st'S X ~ ilariware II nov complete, and con-
ti.ls "a len~t as rretta variety as be found in
any h1usr u tAt ,ty They VIII eudeav0r 20 keep ut
90 tifaes ti- 4s-trfsi-i iiue, ana se at
hH lowest prices. ~ their esiabl.shDent may be
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-10
Markets.

New YORK, December g. noon. - Corn
firm. ItlG7Ic. NJ 81 Pork, Old SIS; NV
SO.
New ORLEANS. d cambcr 9.-Cotton sales
$500 bal"s; marlJt unchanged. Molas :
Z1ac. Flour ha7 dec iIing tendency. 81 %
Cora has an advancing tendency. soc
Freight on Cotton TO Liverpool l7-32G1 9-IGc.;
to Boston &C..
ST LorIs, Dee. 9.-FIour quiet at 81 So
VIII at firm, Rcd, 81 ~. Corn firm aud
scarce, held n S0a9O-. Oats quiet at 76G1 soc.
Pork firm SI7 90. Hogs active (@5lc.
CNCNNATi. Dee o EvENTNG-Fiour firm.
Whisky tady bat dull. MnasSrs 34Ol 35c
Sugar Gl@7l. Moss Pork-~alcs 1000 obls
deliverable ia Marcel. at SIS: aud 1000 bbls.
on the spot at Sl7 80. Hog~ dcclin.d 10 to
- Ct. u cwt Lard dull al He.
NV YoEK, 9;h Evcuing-Cnuon sales
to-day. 700 bales. Md Hing uplauds, II $40
oil 7-lG. Sugar, steady Orleans, 5G74
coiiee, steady.
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S He It G. u N S .

An elc2ant 2-snstme.t a. Gestcmen- - ..ruisa.r-
Goods always san hJnG.. HARVEY -uuciIuJer.a Ice
rutlB- dsfaFtmcui. Iu,tn~u
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rising. with 20 feet water IN The channel.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 9. noon.-riyer falling
: t.et inches water in the channel.
PiTrsEL re. Dec .. noon The river is
rising, with II feet water in tn channel.
NO ice
ST Louis Dec. 8. noon.-The river is fall
Ing an inch an hour Navigation above is
garded as closed. Heavy ice.
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Prusioe sale.

fTrffF freehe ~ SfWAEr 4
4 sSsst.Sls a. ~ "a aeress.iy of S%es@
s...i.us lai as rglre sirek - ie- f=fTE
ctisir,F srtf These nfe4 ~ Z@f~
gaNGE~ SlnFts az an -.fis sai .T-=N
: - CRAPS r-AlA-- NANffiS,
Aaflt4a-, 81 l4tf7, 4iA hAl.i,- heLi@1N NAikks
4lfl IAsfE fiA-. can ltw laEvst tacir money 10
srs-t altlaissr. la.s7 latehi-l g \ o. are ~
aI.s.ei SAT q uiiea gt.al'or o. seit.e ~ith The
lffatae tlzs 49, az ei1g n art sre Feslucguly re-
44atssl s.. cal stewart \ usel ga ssan4, No "a
NAfsct aireei- octl-dASu
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-10
To the Citizens OF Louisiana.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

Amer several years experiment. ia thc Manufacture
SO go, ittnHt D -acooHlvii- % ipe e'C isis. M
making discovery boa III uaHHli,t..s. by when q
asg d.lfit-t of .ts aeil ANA utialllt'ry p.aprrus
aud rendered Perfectly iHFr.
SIS mauuftefHrr e AS ~cLe.1am, holland Amer
zayerul months reflection What ute 60 sve N. hi-
trn.usaF "a in thc Amaricfu public uatrr tit t.fie0r
e WoIfe's seheiaam Aromatic schnapps."-
ScletdaIn is the p4pe 20 tlo place iu Ho'aud who're
aaale IRON H. lLlI ii ftnsr berry with which ID u
favored aud t4e NUtl " ,rsuapIrs ~ b tht te rui.u
tUF Urlila -' Eur tiati--ff nir r'hrtln RrHrIaic
tsthe Auiertraa Tifs1c sri rrrs yea wire rnrse'as
tau, t4aH the ilf"r mi1eFr gi Sew york, Boston,
aud 'laie hia started % pursuit vTtn tasr naked
and lalaunoua stHh, lGicr yHrHus names. Il sever
al iE-t.ltr- nF a.ll- have been le.i- ty IU.t.t
- ,sih.suly ~ alasVa 81 is-y .stHrs - rlea4
pared impose oa car-ie-s lFurghaser-- ufaHr-
STA a isrsv uai.isty has orsu psfeiHaea - u.e
u--- 81 tac sfHu. Isku Dollars peF aox-n tor Jue
Quarts, ans ssu- n'iitr and te Ctdls -;rc n t-
futs. H"lng iie ~roi'salr l'f1e ia NJ" h'fN 10 =
ustails bat Aa2rfcasu II ni-ky u4EefCi sfl AZ ga
Jluilsar, ans lfCsi tlriy ler ,-it belaa F-.'.
A merchant - ha ftFl fst5 .g'ru,s b. tie iria4,
~ se,iEs theei'arots sfs o. Is - uaaril al Ia I.
losse avefa F~rpeet.nie 81 Esa. SAD sala-- ths
health - ti.s e.tl.ll ir Do s.f b., Utas llf al
~. u fefrsttlqs 90 sad i,glsh iaa lsaT ils
rae. chant Slr, iaf fle eAe I'd Hr cauts- 3D. alt
in .I-Arsy ta hrea q tla c1aaid ~ shseu b.
hives. saeh Essn should b. aa4-i q lhe riiory oi
UDOLPIIo VgoLFs.
sola iHsosaFs Nos Is, e ana - t a'., =
Tho fsllswiae respectable ailas n Ns~ of.ells
- llA.ii : ~. w....saA's e'eesn'-
lA4o ,.S,. 3 =, '.t,,'s-a'oN'
{. siFsfte -,
viss ~; = ;,,.: - %. 60 ~
3ac %g.sN 1855,
Efaff EFHI4s a
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-10
EIae. EIiNfr.D

Prepared by Dr JAS WILLIAMS FOR the cure ofDYS
IfSY aad aotLns b,i DHsi kisY, Gas a. vrrtl.sd ia
another coumu,) has, ~ rs own merits, obtaiued Tot
itself 50 high aTei.iatiou IL Philadelphia, that Phys-
clans acquainted @ith IL proiartgs ans Il them
selves and prescribing To slieir patients, convfnced
by observauoE Of It's great efficacy Ia restorlie the
Iisorderea digestive organs hcaihy function. Au-
merous c4lses 0f DyspsIsy, Of the mest gEravaled
character, w,l.ch ssere abandoned as iaeur4bie by
some Of the Mel,a Faogly have ~ lhe q tiis
sxir been restored 10 peri CT hea.ta AZ aitst ger
acates testify aprIJ-ly
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-10

BASKETS every slaneanl - ~
wa fERs AND RIA TRAYs-From iOets. each
Np % tft- ut.rrt H-.flft
WOODEN WARE-IiosSets i.oiIing Pms, Frays, 7
FEATHER DUSTE Es-uusilas brushes, Hroems,
Pop ii.4is aaa p csi Aops, 4nd Car
GOODS -pas4 Warmers, Goa
s--.a lIl.t r.it,, A-., &C. &c ii
MACKENZIE. x MINCdTN.
oei-s-f % College street.
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A Concert for the Benefit of the
rf.. lnuigeul.

The Robertson Association having been preferred
the services OF several Distinguished Musical Ana
tours Of tne city, propose 10 give GRAND INsiRu
MENTAL AND VOCAL. CONCERT, az Odd Fellows
uali. on WEDNESDAY EvLNiNG, l5u4 lust
Tickets IL Adm- sion can be procured a The several
Book and Music Stores aud at the Hall ON the even
inx OF the performance dees-id
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From California.

SAN FRANCIsco, Nov. ZOrh.-1hc Sixth .
imeut arrived. at Benicia on the 18Th. Ia.
State has sued Wells. Fargo Il Co, Tor 20 600
OF the 10000 scrip stolen from the Treasury.
Mining is good Rain is needed. Caitl-
are suffering tor want Of feed.
The appointment Of receiver for the now
Almaden quicksilver mines was d.uicd by be
f,d raj Court, and the Injunction continued.
Rents axe scarce and advancing. Basin -
improved &; markets unsettled.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-10
py CeIegrapb.
From Washington.

n
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-The5 following ap-
pointmrnts were made to Gil vacancies in
Committees, occaSiuHed. by changes. &c.
Wright and Ctvanaugif, Committee Ways
and Means Phelps Mctlary, and Morrill,.
on COMMITTEE on Claims; Jackson, Lend,
and Garrett. on Committee on Revolutionary
Claims Vance, "Trip. and keim, on Com
mitee on Indiau Affairs Bryan, on Com.
mittee on Military affairs McRea, on Com
lnlttee on Foreign Affairs {: Branch, on Com
miitce on Territories Vallandingham on
Committee on Revolutionary Pensions Lei
dy and Farnsworth. Gu Committee on Invalid
PENSIONS Palmer. on Committee ON Roads
and Canals; MasOa. Gooch and Walbridge.
on Commute on Patents; Niblaek, on Com
mlttee on Accounts; Soaring. Dick, Powell,
kunkle. and Spinner. on Milage.
The chairmen of the committees are the
. same a. last session, except Boyce. Chair
man Of Committee on elections; Phelps, of
Missouri Gu irman of Committee on Ways
and Means; Faulkner Chairman Of Commit
tee on Military Affairs and ii pkius Chair
man OF Committee On Foreign Affairs.
Morris. Of Illinois. gave notice of a. bill
providing ( the election Of Governors and
Judges OF Territories by the people thereof;
alsoa bill to admit sugar and salt duty free.
The NatrOus case was discussed
1verson gave notice Of II to abolish
the ranking privilege, substituting money
communal on.
SENATE.-CHARIEs S. JOKES was elected
door keeper.
SECOND DISPATCH.
WAsBtNGToY, Dee Site selections of
commit. G. for The 5 nate have not YET b on
mad. The D mpcratic Senatorial Caucus
has aIrang d 10 substitute Green for Dong
lass a. Chairman Of the Committee on Terri
tories
'HoUsE.-A memorial from the Minnesota
Legislature was presented. asking for aid TO
construct a wagon road from Lax Superior
TO the South Pass of the Rocky Mountains.
The Indian Bureau received ia letter from
DR.. Forncy saying that the Indians between
Humbo.dt river aud Salt Lake were destitute
and degraded aad were willing to maxi d
treaty 10 obey the laws of the Un.t. d States.
t"rnpy returned 10 Ulah the first of Noyrm-
b r after a tour Of enquiry respecting The
rO0b ~ Of the mail and other ourragrs
The NatroHs case was discussed, Chapman
III favor and TIppan against Impeachment.
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To Nerron. Nunercrr.

retired su'ismau having been restored to health
few days, after many years oI ucrypus suffering
wiilsend rcr) ~ assist others, copy sf tAe presarI
tssu and supply oi the remedy, GA Receiving
stamped envelope bearing tht applicants as.are-s. 1T
rect the Rsv. Jonx NJ. pAeNAL1, ass Faitoa street,
Brooklyn,N NY sYrl3-utw-s
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Norfolk OYSTERS.

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THOMAS STOUT.
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Fever and Axue.

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The Graefcaberg Vegetable Pills

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T"-Thc sale OF the Hays Property AT
Antioch takes place to-day Thos" wishing
To art,udc can 4oout ou tnc raj road train At
s O'Clock this morning.
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Aamln1sira,or's Notice.

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