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Bogm-KSiorr.-In Brooklyn, by the Rev. c. J. French,
Mr. DAVID A. BoEEy Jr., TO Miss JEANNE KNIGHT, daugh
ter Of kobt Knight, Esq all OF that place,
CRurCksHAkK-Eoa aL-On Wednesday, Nov. II, at the
Church Of the Incarnation by the Rcv. Henry Egntoun
Montgomery, Mr.. GEORGE CRUIcNsHASk, oil this city 10
SKi1MA daughter Of Thomas Howell Esq Of BroxbouTne
house, Chaplain, near London
DAys-SHnFIRID, On Wednesday morning, Nov. II
by the Rev. Mr.. Booth, Mr. SAMUEL w. DAVIS to Miss
PHFBR A., daugeer OF Sheffield, all Of Darien, Conn
Fox-AIFoRD,-0n Wednesday, Nov. II, al Calvary
church. BY the Row. Dr Hawks, JOHN s. Fox, of Jersey
City, to CATUR NJ AIFoRD of New York.
GRAHAM-HEARn.-On Tuesday, Nov. l6, by tho Rev.
DR.. s. H. Tying, AuGT CLAsos GRAHAM to ELIZA WILLIAMS
only daughter OF Geo A. Hcarn, of this city.
knR-BRrNT.-On Tuesday, Nov l6 at tho residence
OF the brides father by tho Rev DR. Macauey JOIN j.
KERR TO ASsix II. VAN BRuSr, all Of this city.
LARsgp-MURRAy-0n Tuesday, Nov. Q, at Emmanuel
church, Baltimore, by the Rev. H. " D. johns, FRANK H.
LARsED IT, s. A. 10 HiES daughter OF james Murray, OF
that city.
NIITRToIEREK.- Tuesday, Nov ;l6, a. the church,
by the Rev s. d. Burchard Mr.. J. ANDERSON MILLER, OF
New York, To Miss ELIZA J. ToIHRxE, OF New Jersey.
KrcroLt-JosEs.-At Babylon, l.. L., on Wednesday,
Nov It. by the Rev. Mr. Cooper Mr. THOMAS NicHoLI, Of
Brooklyn, D. to Mis- MARY JONES' eldest daughter Of
the late J. p. Jones OF Baby Ion.
O'DwyRR-BTopEy-OD Thursday evening, Nov. 4. at
St Francis Xaver's church. by the Rev Father Drscoi
JAMES oDwygR to KATE A. BnornY, both OF this city
Washington papers please copy.
PArTcs--SFou sEsEI4--tIn Tuesday evening Nov. L. at
St. Thomas church. by the Rev. Or. II. r. Morgan, WIN
PA1RS to LIZZIE IRySE, daughter OF Joseph Sturyene
Esq. all OF this city
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At JONES, 10 ANN STREETS 20 roR DCgPIE
N ScIed water proof sewed boots ~ for aouble
solei reg boots-warrsnied 10 give satisfaction
-----------------------
BARTHOLr's FAMILY SEWING MAGAZINE ma
N, no superor.-Herad 0hice 80 Broadway.
AT EvERDgLLs, WEDDING CARDS wOTss &c
"A These celebrated cards splenddy engsses can only
had n Broadway, corner Of Duane street
N II go use, By an means
WILSON'S HAIR COrfppER
which the cheapest and beat article for rnin
shade desired from Tight brown u brown
black No trouble IA usug apple lac water; leaves
s,n The linen, and dess detection from your most Intimate
frienda
ONLY TWENTY FIVE CENTS.
~ hair u taking srninv "a weak rom
sickness You are you troubled with dsndruh OF
sick headach You wish 10 increase the growth OF your
hair" aud give Y q usrriani pgesr.nce use
WILSON'S FAIR RESTORER,
composed entyy Of yesss Abe lnsreden and certain re-
mciy for all fseases lke hair Only Ahngs for large
bottles " With hair moist and glossy
keep u trwa being dry, Try a po. o. -.
WILSON'S HAIR PoyADE.
which WIN your hair W sny position shape you may
desre All 81 wilson hair preparations be purchased
the drug store No 80 Grand street corner u Anen ",
also N Phsdelph>, A. Csleatesa Third aad wanrs
spees
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Before Hon Judge Plerrcpont.
Nov lT.-Edssrpd Palmer ~. 7As hs0 Fork Plotting
Dry OAK Compony-Tsis case was tricd once before,
when the jury unable to agree. II Is acton 10
$50 900 damages for personal injuries sustained
by the plaintiff while engaged a aborcr in tho employ
mert OF tho defendants II alleged that IN January,
ISL the plaintiff engaged at work In repairing the
steamship Ohio and that the standards by which the
sci supported gave way. by which Palmer prcc
plated down distance OF fourteen feet and severely in
jured; his and some Of his ribs were broken. On
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MosrxssY. Oct. 20. 1858.


Tco Millions Lot Of Acknowledgements Of Governors
Of sontrey-ComniriOn % r,ro crOs, A., a..
ANNOUNCED 10 you a few days the compete de-
feat ~ the great and glorious Army ~ The Northhe pro
vidcnta respccabty Of the grca, Mexican republic,
IL Is called.
II appears from details that have been male acquain,
cd with from different officers engaged IN the unfortunate
defeat Of the 10th September that All naubcrdntcn
and consequent CONSERVATION. This has been complete
defeat, vdaurr losing all his artillery, ammunition,
and wagon trans "a pieces Of artillery 10 wagons
about 500 Colts pistols 600 sharp's rides, 1000
Mississippi, and nearly all the infantry muske,s. The
loss Is estimated at nearly two millions.
Detection took place IN the camp, and tail running
meuccd the chief and his officers taking the lead. Il ap
pears that Mramon defeated but panic took pascs
sion Of the liberal General and his officers, and all unan
mously abandoned the triumph II will now be imToSsi-
b, Cor viaurri 10 rcanmate the people as all been
lost-lost forever-trom nothing but pure cowardice
Judge Of this scandalous affair. They some forty
leagues, day and night, without stopping We
only awaiting the orders Of vdaurr TO make prey Of
everything that possess, and very probably our
very heads Today there has been arrival Of various
Governors from the interior, but all IL talk talk and
decisive action yidaurr politically dead from
which no resurrection can be anticipated
The few American commercial RESIDENTS here VIII con
sequenty have TO retire TO the white settlements and
viii therefore lose their a as they will receive no mercy
from Mramon. Our commercial agent has 80 conpro
missed himself with ydaurr that we are 10 have and expect
no protection -. So
forced loan was attempted few days since, but was
rejected-bene s4b 600 on the commerce Several
Of the principal men we're have been expelled but be
lievc from the energy manifested by the merchants all
turned out TO be gas What the next step 70 God only
knows We In constant alarm Reports says that Mira
will march this place with sorne oco men-the
half Of the number under present circumstances enough
Col Langstroh substantial and perfect grit American
resisted the loan with all the energy due to an American
and has kindly rendered his best hospital services 70 all
unfortunate gSaqos that accompanied vdaurr May God
reward his rood services. Col Jordan who but a
few months ago Acknowledged father a the State IS
IN prison under charge Of being traitor What change
within the past Few weeks. A commission Is the
~ leaving 70 sec Juarer Vera Cruz Tamsulpas
undergoing another political conspiracy that will nc
doubt take place In few days, against taFza. am
out OF the army and shall leave Cor the RIO Grande "
ngh,, IS things LOOK gloomy and ba yellow fever " III
1 contrary
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Fact---yWo ladies Visited kssox's Eestao
hshment NO 2 Brosdvs y yesterday afternoon or whom
desue purchase OF furs similar IN those worn BY her
companion The shown her and upon demsg ding and
learning the price exclaimed Why tina 80 less
than paid" This should teach the necessity Calling rpch
KNOX before you make your purchases
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Winter Under Garments for Gentlemen-
Hosiery, gloves, scarfs shaw Il &c. al low prices.
FULLERIoN's furnishing House. 3Ji Broadway.
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Ladies', lT Scrabble, VIII Procure "a Pair OF
C&hTRkiI!S ades' hscs sole Gall boots e3 Broadway,
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RrOOklyp.--f.et one OF Williamson Bros.
charming cameo types on Thanksgiving Day opposite the
he Hntpl
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Winter Under GaYment5.-Shaker Knit,
Shaker flannel! heavy lambs woo heavy
dershirts drawers, GREENS mems furuishng
shirt mandatory, No. hstor House.
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20 Cent Ambrotype Likenesses with Case
faniy groups and chens kenesses beautifully taken by
the celebrated KIMBAII. 81 Broadway.
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The Sleigh Bells
VIII soon be taking
SLEIGH RoBxs.
0ESIss NEW FUR ROOM
tg1 Broadway,
~ Nicholas Hotel.
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Likenesses--Thanksgisi Dry.-Meade
BROTHERS. galleries all day. :3 Broadway tho
House.
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The American Smoker Has rTsde n Pile of
money for is prope.ocs and ,hansfu and g MAKE
this public aoknow edgment Of the fact Grateful too past Ia
vors kc solicit, Ac., At y ard u Frankfor street
AMERICAN TRADES COMPANY.
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Winter BOots.-The Original Brooks, Essa-
bshed E29 be found at 1873 Futon opposite Church
street LORIN BROOKS a son.
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Berry's Tricophercns IL the BeN and
cheapest article for dressnx besuuyng cleansing curling
SERVING and restoring Ne hair Lanes Try Sold By all
erur0ists
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Good Tea el the Chest, and 10 lbs. Good
cpGee Tor 81. CHRIsrIANsOss VA warehouse No.
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Oh. Almighty Money GOD. We Thank Thee

on this blessed day Il for thy exclusive mil
boor Of tho dollar 70 the OF our worthy equal
on earth, thank thee the Of blessed con
eered wealth thou hast converted greatness for hr
labor and honesty thank thee TO be able 70 support all tn
poor and convert all the wicked TO the salvation of our Al
mighty dollar thank thee for freedom To get All the world
and to lock up agreeable to the laws Of equality
thank thee that corn grow planted the hill with
thee on dear aud beloved dollar thank thee for dollar
photographs by HOLMES 2S9 Broadway
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Manufacture of gentlerueus hats Ills sales larger than
those ~ any other house In New YORK because r. lS Cor
~ % better article than Ne bough. broadway for 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-18

Hills Hair Dye 80 Cents a Box, black or
brown Barclay street n. u SCI Broadway, Albany.
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Rupturs Cured by Msrsh's Radical Care
Reference al The principal surgeons and physici
q ths cssy CAL md sAnsna Ne 1vssey s,issS A,Nr
House.
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coughs cod nizmmsons headaches and vanish
before thcm. This universal medicine mildly but surely
c-ans-s the whole extent Of the slnentry canal pther
gives increased power the Of the blood by which
Md~po-a any impurities contain IN thu bowels which
organs eEpc them from the body sold al cents box with
directions.
THE sAME..sUGAR COATED
al II cents box put they vii crack change BY
me 0rg climate
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Ueo. saunders h1es0Iic TaDset RAZOR SsrOp.
This ID. genuine article been eaued for pro
ducne The kecnest possible edg. 10 For e by j.
J. SAUNDERS No. Astor House.
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Wheeler & Wilson's sewing Machines,
new style. Price $50 oace az Broadway.
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United States Commissioner Court.
Before Geo w. Morton, Esq
Nov. lin me Matter Of 1s Uni,d States Herr
Rnd-Thc defendant In this case Is charged with EN-
bczzlng from the Post ONCE letters containing money
He was committed for trial
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coo Cozer Scotch Wool Scarf, 70 cents;
Fnfsh scarfs gold PINS sut re,s ~s rrtsu 81 wholesale
prices. NAnn, So hrusliway, up a,airs.
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hair ccorer, which solor~ your hair black bryn With
out trouble Applied Ike water Leaves sr he hesh
linen. Defes detection Only e boe Bold At .as drug
store US Grand street torner OF Allen.
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A HRT CONTRIBUTION TO sCrENCv
"a THE GREAT GRAND DISCO VERY.
~ R. r.

..zu mo 81
:, EADWAY'S REGULATING Pills.
Or hADWAf " have recently discovered A method 6sr
ekfncung IRON roots, heba plants xuns nutritious
tract OF sucn wonderful nourishng power-~bh
combined with Railways Regulating Pills an OF thess
pills will supply th- blood with zane enrn, ~ ntrti.
oil ordinary bread, while ,h yxteyn
daily Becomes strengthened
Peraons afflicted with Liver Complaint Dyspapsis Haesa
Diseases Fulness Of Blood and all females arr et
Irregularities HyseTia, &C. particularly recomnerded p
these pills They pleasant ~ oo~icl
With gumfree from taste will grippe scken OF wask
the system leave the bowels costive nuruns
should take OF these pills -
week They Will not only keep your hahJ rssu
lar, but viii protect your infants against crsmp psna
invest every child thus sucked with sweet dlposuon
Railways REGULATING PILLS
regulate each and OF the system and corret Al
Of the Liver Bowels Stomach Heart aud K
neys. They Cure
COsTIvEsRss INDIGESTION
HEARTBURN DYSPEPSIA,
BlLIOUsNESS, CONSTIPATION
DhOPSf, HEADACHE,
PALPIrATI0N or THE CONGESTION,
HEART. 30 &C., &c
They entirely vegetable and harmsa Al TN
with safety who subie
Fits of ApopcSy Epepuc, Heart Diseases &c. shouA1
keep boz hand
PRICE 1 CENTS
Ask for Railways Reguiators Regulating Pills.
RADwAY co. Principal ONCE i62 Fulton street oppsr
site Paula church, ~. Y.
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WAITS NERVOUS ANrrDory WILL ANNrHlLAfr
w all affections y naneoMsiy sen' rcu
lar. JOHN PSNE, NV NhteA = ee1
: SEWING NacYryEs-srATn, COUNTY AND
sDO town rights offered Cor sale Al mers na sum
Novelty Is sewrg Machine Company, once. bArfLkrE a
co, needle manufacturers, al Broadway
a IN SINGER INV rANrI 4 sgwrs1 MACHINES -.
SOU. A reliable sewing rsschine for nnly purposss
price bearing the % the names II the mos
cessfui In tn world has long been wsrssA
can now 10 had Price c9r aplete for use oay ~
n SfNGER Co,
IS Bro%twsy, New rogx.
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De0arc- Ssi.nsndev Ssfcs--wtdh Patent
powder proof lcks ard hArs Also, ars and burgisr
ROgESr ~ PAyRrCK.
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Roots which are Boots.-The Largest Assort-
inert n the cy of every Descriptive f1r iae genis boy
and children, acrproo boot. and 0verh0es a, BROOKS
si5 Dread~ay, All 10 Fulton street
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7 JONES, 10 ANN STREETS 20 roR DOgPIE
n Soed water proof sewed boots also, ~ ~ for aouble
oiled peg boots warranted 70 give satisfaction.
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RIO 1HE PUBLIC
Certain unprnpl led and irresponsible parties having "
e1pled on on the public spurious article IN nltston
Of Booth Sedgeick London csia gin, in boes bearing
FAC sme q my label beg 10 inform buyers that tbs
proprietor ~ the article web favoraby
Booth sedgwck London cordial GIN" and ony such
nuine II purchased " aud bears signature Ihs
counterfeit audacous and criminal may easily detsces
BY absence q stamp the bottle and signature on s5e
would solicit the assistance OF the public In Determination
% great outrage and 10 protect cansmers
against the deeserous effects u this spurious rteTen
T.. H. SIMPSON Sce PROP retor.
No ~ Beaver street
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ISL the plaintiff engaged work repairing the
sci supported gave way. by which Palmer prcc
plated down distance OF fourteen feet and severely in
jured; his and Of his ribs were broken. On
notion Of the Mcssrs. Benedict the Judge granted
suit.
United States Conn missioner Court.
Before Geo. w. Morton Esq.
Nov lin The Matter Of The Cnitd Na,es ~. Heury
bczzling from the Post once letters containing money
He was committed for trial.
Brandrrsh's Vegetable Universal Pills
Are admitted by all IN be the best purgsve in the world sni
coughs coid- Smmsiicns headaches and ndge-ons vanish
s.sns-s toe whole extent o. he siansn,sry esn Fhe
gives increased power 70 the circulation Of the blood by which
organ, elpci them body Is box with
THE sAMEasUGAR COATED
u cents boa put ~ 10 they viii never crack Of change BY
tae 81 climate.
EspenscLeid Exhibits Grea, Taste In the
to@e q sny other Sesse IN New yors because r. es CO
lie store : US Nassau street GO SnS Judge as
The sleigh Bells
VIII soon be taking.
Meantime select your
oESISs NEW FUR ROOM,
Sg Brc.tTsy.,
Good Tea ~ the Chest, and 10 lbs. Good
cuaee Tor 81. cHRIsrIANsoss IA warehouse No.
Chambers street
The American smoker Has rIsde n Pile OF
% % a. sn a Ss x. ar s sPs q,
'0'' S'' We '0"'"' s' hMERnGaN TRADES COMPANY
Wheeler & Wilson's sewing Machines,
new style. Price $50 oace 80 Broadway
coo Cozer scotch Wool scsrrs. 70 cents;
Esssh ''ar gold pnH sps re- 10 s,.s :, sss ,
.
merit TIE c,y q every d.scrp,c- r aes sseia boys
and children aorrroof tsois and 0vershoes Al BROOKS
sS Brcad~sy 49, 10 FULTON street
Ds0src- Ss,.m.nssr s.Se.-win Patent
''''' ' '''' :" = Rcsfsr n rArarcS.
AZ Dempsey 4 Fargis'. so3 Broadway,
fhonao'e wedding aud visiting cards sni wea Stationery
A Splendid Table dJsoss every Day for 80
cents at O'Clock, At the smiiAsonan House
DO vo" Dye Your Hsir,--If ~, Use w''-oo's
hair ccorer Which scors your hair black or Sryn .th
o. nsn n,se. ees hse "er ~ n Lac asss
store 10 Grand street torner Of Alien
Betchelcr's Hssv Dye, Wigs srs Toup-es.
The ses. IN toe wora All made, sold and applied
81 The manuscsory, xS Broadway.
IIoIlovssy's PsIIs.-For sbe Periodical rrre-
valuable one ia action 80 mild yei = ecas every
Isbeneh'ed By e. % Maiden lane New YORK
Hslis Hair Dye 50 Cents a BOX, Black or
bruvn-No Barclay stree, n. r. SCI Broadway, Albany.
Infsllible oagueot
Bsrry's Tricophercns IL the BeN and
chepest article for dressnx besufyng cleansing curling
2 serving and restoring NE hair. Lses yh Sold By all
c<ugvsa
Crfstsdoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and ToupceS--
The bes, IN the word-whoessie and retail and The dye pr
vaeIy applied. No. Astor House
Rupturs Cured by Msrshs Radical Cars
truss Reference AL The principal surgeons and phys
q hs csy. CAL md srAuars Ne Wear s'rssA Ass'
HOUSE.
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glorious result There feeling OF satisfaction through
out the whole country with the termination OF the Kansas
question, and to Mr. Buchanan all honor Is due. Web
may he feel proud Of this result and composure
the returns AS they come 10 from the various States. To
b. sure be must regret that many friends who served
him and their country well have been stricken do sn In
the contest; but that is the fate OF war.
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JAMES BUCHANAN, Of Pa, President Of the y. States
JoHS C. BRECKENRIDGE Of Ky, Vice President.
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.

THE sciences Of Chemistry and
Medicine have been taxed their ut
most To produce this best, most per
feet purgative which is known 20 man.
mnumerable proofs are shown that
these PIIIs have virtues which sur
pass IN excellence the ordinary med
icineS, and that they win unprece-
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No Family should be without IL.
Persons Of Consumptiye Habits,
READ THIS!


ITO THE 6luESBERG COMPANY: Pr The nrss
time IN my life ans induced % certify % the truly
wonderful e1ects az popgisr asitctne, out scnd.
ing 700 the eertncAe feel thai oaiy dzchAfgng
duty that owe - the GrEfenhers Com;4ny aud
more especially % suffering Humanity.
About she nrzt o. June last, hsa naxro taken
with congh attended with rezte<saczs, Erairng of
blno1, and other dangerous symptoms q nsnnIai.
insm.iai-y called truly skfilful nns - ientifc
physician. xhe Told Il > of fonsanaItlot
Ne treated him for seyural weeks, bat he gradually
repuiatis'n n lung Diseases. he sed hinn aud
also dcciae9 70 NJ hopeless q cSnsanaftion
aad s2i9 useless - spend nsy % NJ nE ~
ktun-
ssad ercxknlsly rrousssa ne Gr~fs.h.rx As.-u,s
here. tusssrs Wells 4 isseli q n wi.n tis- osars
gave biu % l would Try the GFAlcnbsrx causnrap-
uve's basm dia 80 and - y Agreeable ssrprs-,
ths segzn - nproso eftr taxing aaiy ave a. sx
doses he lauk oaly tao D l1ies of is Balm and
IhFes h0srs q The Ff~abere ssrsaEr "A Cnas-.aa.
~hscA eost me- ths ssnsn q ninc aoiiArs ana -
an1 he : enlng xaoi rervce on a.. risntassss 1
essastier him parferily sound and a - ss - fst
harry, and sfreas s.tllogt sestxs s<a af as4--
laL JOHN Mfk1z
Clziberas. ALI
have assa tAs crssrsserr coasazysfse's n.lIa N
severe caes - casainltse3, IN tny p4scii1s, slA ths
A@ppasss sa'ct i~sA Az .ssla q :
f8trn' : welis T-nn
TIE GfRf-nhrFs CsasnEaYrlitss fsslsn n n earal..,
e-rs cess.snapsa .'d al res pa Ne q ~ iaass. IA
cs<es a cosd "a ihe lass snt Ch~-s faara,r essn
hsnea 18th plfezit hrsathn g. r,l@ Csssst ~
srrsrhaas, ssr.ftbsEs 20 srIsrzises tssir 80
sis<s saa.las.s earv .HA Fr ,s~ai ne issass fssn
iays are d@axeseas Iiny a. an halsarsd gsia q
all dtsrzses h4sin< te1s ~ Cssasauas.tsn ~.
e1Fnests a4sss Al - pso<urs shs causassxs : Balm
ar ms pfse< e sls q asa s-ass,s R.,u. !. A n.
eota Att1 N.cSASzfE. NashTnhc.
AEunf far the ernf<o1<ss c1enp4Ay 10 f.ssncssce
Al.o1s... saa 80. So fisass--n
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Circuit Court, of Tenne>,ee.

The Circuit Court OF the 9th tennessee Circuit opens
at Nashville on the second Mondays in January NAV
aud September at Franklin, on the second Mondays
In March, July and November. Nathaniel Baxter,
Judge W. B. Bate Attorney General. There are four
teen Circuits IN the State aud Circuit Court for sum
ner county, which is held by the Judge OF the Crim
nal Courts for the counties Of Montgomery Davidson
aud Rutherford, the third Mondays in February
June and October.
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-WM. u. AvERY, Irm

The Senate consists Of "a members, or two from
each OF the 80 States The House of Representatives
Is composed Of 237 members, follows Maine g.
New Hampshire g. Vermont 3, Rhode Island ., Massa
chusetts II, Connecticut !, New York 49, New Jersey
g. Pennsylvania IS, Delaware l. Maryland 6, Virginia
13, North Carolina s. South Carolina 6, Georgia s. Ala
blma Florida !, louisiana 4, Mississippi S. Texas .,
Arkansas ., Tennessee 10, Kentucky 10, Ohio 2l In
diana IL, Michigan !, Illinois Q, Missouri = Iowa ?,
Minnesota 3, Wisconsin g. California .. Besides these,
the Territories OF Utah Washington Oregon, Nebras-
ka, Kansas and New Mexico, have Delegate each
In the House Of Representatives
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JoHs BELL, (American) whose term expires in 1859.
ANDREW JoHSsoy (Democrat) whose term expires
in 1863.
A o. p. NICHOLSON, (Democrat) has been elected to
take the place Of Mr. Bell, and his viii expire