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A. S. Colysr. John FrirrclL AS Asrhs
Colyar, Frizzell & Marks,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Winchester, Tcnacssc.
Will p~raetics in all the Courts held for the
Counties OF Franklin, Lincoln, Bedford, Cof.
fee, Grundy. Warren and Marion 10 Isnnes-
! see, and Jackson in Alabama, and IN the Su.
orsme Cour, at Nashville, Tennessee.
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NOTICE,

All PERSONS indebted 10 the estate Of
Joseph Bradford. deceased, are hereby
notified to make payment. And those
having claims against said estate will
present them as prescribed by low.
MAJ 81 JAS. X. SHOOK, Admir-,
with will annexed ofJos. Bradford, decd.
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MIG

Pad TOR Negroes.
l will give in cash moro than any man for
young Likely negroes. Try nc and satisfy
yourself Of the fact.
ALEXANDER WILLIAMS,
FeblO 3m NASHVILLE. TENN.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY, Tenn.
EDITOR HOME JOURNAL: Please announce
to the people Of Franklin and Lincoln coun.
ties that | am a candidate to represent then
III the Senatorial branch of the next Legisla'
ture, and oblige
Yours, truly,
J.J J. ALTERNATELY.
Sept.S, 1853. 10.
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Special Aotifts,

FRANKLIN Co, Tennn April 20.
Editor Home Journal;
Please announce to tho voters Of Frank.
lin county tina, | am a candidate for the
office Of Register, at the next March
election. As | am a cripple, and una.
bic to ride bu, a short distance horse
back. it will DO almost out Of my pow.
er to meet the people at the different pre-.
%cincls, bu, will if | can.
Yours, truly,
MARTIN G. OSBORN.
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Marriaaes.

A friend writing from Tullahoms, re.
quests US TO publish the following, "ul.
though it be late in the day."
In Limestone co.., Texas. on the 10Th
Of February, by Rev, Mr.. Singleton, Mr.,
B, F. Baldwin and Miss Muggy M,
G%uerrant.
"There is o love 30 fond, SO true,
No art the magic tie can sever;
IT'S ever beaulcous, ever new
Its chain once linked is linked forever
ANNUAL EXAMINATION.
The annual examination Of the classes
in the Winchester Female Seminary will
begin on Wednesday the 10Th and
close on Friday tho 18th inst.
On Wednesday night a class in Latin
Piossdy will be examined and some com.
positions will be read.
On Thursday night, the concert.
On Friday night, the graduating excr.
cises.
Z. B. CRlSMAN, Prin.
June 7th. 1859.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REM Ai1B
SIR JAMES CLARKE,

SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared from a Prescription ofsir J. Clarke, NJ. D.. Ply
slcian Extraordinary to the Queen.
TNHlS INVALUABLE MEDICINE Is uNFAlIlNG IN
l. the cure Ofall those painful and dangerous diseasest 10
which the female constitution is subject. II modcratcsbll
excess and removes all distractions. ind o speedy cure
may be relief on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
II ispcculiariy suited. II will, in 4 shor, time. bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle-pricc One Dollar-bears tho Government
Stamp OF Great Britain, to prevent counterfeit.
CAUTION.
These Pills should NOT gE TAKEN by females during the
FRSTTIIREE MONTHS or pEHGNAscy, as they are sure
to bring on mIscAnHIAGE, but al any other time IuEl A,E
SAW.
IT, oil cases ofServous and Spinal Affections, Pain In the
Rack and Limbs, Fatigue on slight cyeTtion, Palpitation0 Of
the Heart, Mysteries, and Whites, these Pills will cnco, a
cure when all other means have failed and although q
powerful remedy. do not contain iron, calomel, an,imony
OF anything hurtiul to the constitution.
Full direction accompany each package.
Solo Agent For tho United States and Canada.
JOB MOSES,
Qatc |. c. Rnlhwin& Col
Rochester, n, Y.
n. RAJ On and 6 postage stamps enclosed TO any
authorized Agent, will insure q bottle ofthc Pills by re
turn mall.
For sale by Smith W. Hough,on. Agent at Winchester.
and by berry 4 Dcmoville, Nashville, wholesale AgeD:s
Ior Tennessee. Decl0 1y
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lUB are now In receipt ola large and well escorted
stock Of Groceries,, Liquors, &c, To which ~ invi,,
m. n. p,ion nfibs trade
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FIFTH THOUSAN NOW READY.
l. APPLETON Co, Nos. so and S4s Broadway, have
THE FIFTH THOUSAND
THE BANKS OF NEW-YORK;
THEIR DEALERS: THE CLEARING-HOUsE AND
TIE PANIC OF 1851
u

THEIR DEALERS THE CLEARINGHOUSE AND
TIE PANIC OF 1857
WIN FISGScIAL CHART.
J.. S. GIBBONS 49,
With 80 ro''rs;ion'' y Herr., 20 v0l' I1'' w p''
.,oot r., every man u business. for the bank oeer and
clerk for the okhoter ana oeposor aud e'pclay
m te eIch.rt and hi. cssh also for the Nno
v here fnd the e1Ect .spoLhities that exf s
ofcers banks ard the clerks ana between them 1na
ts d.sers All who eeair with bs1ts vii ave many
times the price this volume By the practical wniea
how their banking Affairs most sosststeon.y ana
b. enlightened as 70 the various rssoi !" hy Ios u'
his xp.flence II the Vsraous Coi9ns W
the orey market and lean precisely now 10 act ID ofoe 70
mar tin a gpoo credit with his bens- ,
Tb ons,r. Of The Clearing Hou.e described IN detail
ana u.r.ted by Firsss Chart which EXHIBIT, IN a. n'e
e,, us n.IIer tie fuctus.ion. oi the bsuk Iosns
I'll. immediate and exsct cause Of the pan oi 1881 oeAry
Sons..d by ,he r-cords CearnS Hose aud scse
which the deviation of the voane OF osns sn
standard Of safety can De "ertahsd -
L.tt.. from Gee Lyman Msr.ser Of the cl.srpe Honse
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,ntenen tes leave 20 sckuovsdse the receipt o. ne
,.e. of -orkbost 70 b. pub'hd by your 5ou' snu,ea
~ 49, M. Panic Of 1851 by J. Gibbons have rad
them much interest sDd take pleasure IN sylnf ns
pt.r.tts description Of the itern. division o .o a 81
the rntnodi o rsnssos besnets both Inside sae oua VI
the ooylteIs ef the banks Of ihh eiiy 10. ,,,v
roufiDe Of Business boots forms accurate and ie
aud conveys better idea Of Tie institution ihsn say oe'orpoa
iHs' o" ". R..reS,RRIr SeS 1s-I.. GEORGE D. LYMAN
from the C6.her Of the Bank Of Albany ests6h'hed In IT,
have 70 thanh you r copy ot BOOK enstea Inc DaA'
have read book with Ike ptase aud pre- sht and u,
the Banker vii BE- spPeesec for sr,s prse Hca
mind irrsrt.d 10 tn pleasing When toot up
the book die Drop until reached the last page mud y
has produced The ne s1G' on .Ds arot 70 ala II
efsciips thst end Your obt .ery'i, H. 4 KkhpRICk
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THE CLIMAX sEwE

II Ps;entsd la 1853,
Combiblns al the ls,rst impfoysmsnts
Iswsuantsd 20 give ssiisfsctipp N every respsc,
7, 10 remaIksbs for s simplicity s.d s,rs5rl beinf
almost impossible 20 PIT IL out Of repair
IL sea. three sth .ns. thread lcoped i>b - AZ
Tie priced uschIes sad tn n0st dfsbs
double stitch kDDwB sso I'D tAsrnS stitch,
a. sds By 10 other machine
The change from one stitch smother may b. ,fsc,f
Instantly and without wthdfswins the f.5fc from osdsr the
D.sd thus ensbd tho opssof at all tles ~ he liSl
n stitch tes, sdsptsd 10 the work Ia hsad
st,sws with r.gidty aud not stitch vii nip. I.
b.cdD. including e,snd forwarded 10 sny part Of the
country with m directions of tbs recsipt u tny.
~. dolA
Or County Rlbis In New Y0rs and the Ne" Estssd
tis,ss soId, OF Asencss granted on sop!ieA,ost -
b. MoMULLfS,
No. 2lJo Jen.fsopa,
Phisdeyt
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
dmusements.
CADEMY OF NJ L 5
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AcAD E n Sd1lr \ DI q pra.no. : NJ > u
II. bieeoi respectfully .1noancs. iA,, NJ, sR.oSo
viii To 5. bert 10 tG: s for IiS
op-rs onh MARTHA e.pno, be svsl sa.
ofe" IL '''' al IF = NozzE DI FIGARO;
Seats borht r Martha good for toeel OF tne money
IL NoZZE Dr FIGARO
The MsrTiAse OF ftssfol s..A
M1e PICCOLOMlNI
CARL roRMEs.
MI NJ S;IIoSis Sme BEHKEI. rLoRENzA, PERRINo,
$500 WEINLIcH. MULLER ,scu,,,,
oepsoe.or In is CAS ASksiSS .. the
Arsd.ny Of Music and G. BREusINSs oeoea snt :.
" TO 70 MORROW SATURDAY =. S;kss G,flSs.s
GRAND OPERA hA1lNhE,
when Will be performed the whole q Morars opsrsof
with IL, iuu.n.e cast. and the .sme and Instrumental
MI. MI FIeSoIoNisI Nj: yoisso4. S''''''''''z 'z''u''
,b, rev Prims Douns appear for the frat time " Donna
sHIos FLoRENzA, LoRIsI ooLErrI wEISL,cH Sad,.S
CARL foHAfsiiiiiiiE;E'ot 4as iHREE 'otRcHE;Iaxs
To. sale Of for Don Giovanni" comnence'on rnasy
LSsT sP.RfoRnANcE BUT TWO OF THE OPERA.
LA ZIN6ARA
tins BOHEMIAN CHILL
Tn. sale Of ses,s commence. temorrow ls.tnIs.yl
On Tus.esy-Ths 5, Georse'' soeie,y-Gsnd Festive.
vii Be svsn .dem; until Toe Is,aIo Of As ~ ny
Orleans Easter Monosy, "hen IN si''Oh ~
prominent nsmb,s O the present company seSstA DC" ana
ee!ebrs,ed artists will appear
ICADEMY OF MUSIC THE ST.
n GkoRGEs soolEJYoGRyAhSPv soolE, RAJ vTs1IH rEsriEAL
Tn, public are re,pectflly informed that
4 GRAND FEs1INAL ,
viii be- owen at the Academy Ct lsc on TUESDAf jan IL
In cid o. the VII VA. sr. GEORGES SOCIETY
when the following combination Of es. artists viii sp
F''' Me PICCoLOMINI,
only spP-elsaoo N
New. York at Concert and Ors,oro ,o,,sor
h'd'~1 si.Ao1 GBhRi6NoLr CARL FoRMEs,
All Of whom have un,eered their valuable setvices
b.,, .Iprs.ed desire sss the Society together with the
fu horus and Orchestra Of tse Academy Of hus wen
,s,s of Tie prominent Masc, Societies Of the city
The Festival will c gsis. of .
GRASD cOnCERT AND oRAroaio
FaI psr.scusn v III b. snpouhced on Saturday.
CEC1LIA, ,,I,i @ REs, srE.',s,.
Lately r.turped from Europe, ,,
Has the friends and the public h1 she wiz
FIRST CONcERr, ts
NIBLO's SALOON,
On FRIDAY EVENING. Jan lsH
On t oeesson win be assisted BY the following da.n'
s--''" - sIGyoR TAMARo Tenor,
nv trd permission Of Mr.. Ulnsn)
siGNOR MORlNO, Ba.t0ne
Abi ,h, talented youug Pianis..
CARL and ADOLF
ECKARr.
Conductor. tor..............,.....Mr. O. BRisTOW.
Fer p.Ttic aau programme.
Tci. b. had ~ the music stores and principal ho<s
~opyyOpTIy,s GAL OON M an, Rrosdwav
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SCENES IN ANOTHER WORLD.
By GEoker woOp, author CT Peter shesai in Ansiea'
one ns.. Il no, price 81 ..
Comrepdsiior. from influential pagers; ,,,.
in.ser, 90 pun. an. sprsor' hsn and soPe
The bsrr the above title The 'ye 81 tne s'lne
future sE of mar and the IL another world saoash
may oonfo with the Of many rer'cn' ';a ee.a
,i s1owirs Of the writer's nau'n
activity TIE heavenly -x'eree the attainment Of one d-sre
to suoh Of 5esysry sno~ed,- and eortna.
revealing Besuy and Ar Al uIssyed bsPp9e, q taa e.,u
e 9I v' % 1s.dp eSTsn .5 Aavo..s
undsr Pleasing ard sTscys Orn the author nas Golfea
rnoTs tone of the wot h uneeptnaoie .nc t- sSnos a.
belle the orthodox profession Of hi' fEe'e-
holiness ard beauty Of The CONCEPTION OF -hh ri.
splenaor q the doon the elevation Of the snn .nd the
Fwy Of the 'y worthy Of master Ct rhetoric as wei As
A. r, bs.h the pious min. Is startled BY til. s,,sn 20
SaTe p-sented bs tse the bsmony
with te rars teachings s7i 'opporied ey 'e
rev aspiration. hope sri Joyous looking f the soross
spess of The zres; q ID ard our Saviour Jesni
qsere i. .omethir deep hi. religion. thnin. Wig
oou m Ii. snsys o e doctrine, srikinz in his pe'en
,s,io of fsctye t. ard des that born in the depths
II s own soul thstthe peson who takes OF his wgrf
,ye Win der1t snd satisfaction Tbr Of the
book. Of this If trssh tfs i've and exert an iaha
sHs en-. Of ,Ie ,oad a. gtI Daily rae..
str.ug. .Dd dsrng may is more otaer Than
oudes heavenan .eu. portray tne lie D. Jona
the grave cusomr,y show q ,s earth The woIk n
rtns. fsscrrion that viii ust many more resdes
than those approve either IL. plot or rorAya- inde
We all of the ser-ser drawn from the seso
ous eIp,r,elce. of this wo.d THIS te-y- true from
B1y.r described 'fe shining city % Jeremy isytors
roor u5ow who thought shat heaven was pse OF rect
wb, srs should 1T IN clean white apron and ,ns psalms
Sbsa ehen condemn urhesrd mi. new sDd rsd snnof
sho ~cvd wr,, forth ymbo. Of daily life his mssns'
OF ,be eper World Or shal ra'her ..y -h fclos;
ofhe.,en I, ever new; fer daily, tau,,
And nightly ev discoveries msds
Of God, ulbouDocd wisdom, power sud love,
Which give the undertaking larger roc m,
And swell the hymn with eyertro .int pisi'e'
Isl, Louis Daily Democrs..
1.-The whole and sno her- of the boot are sooy atc
,o7ous eyirce only and ear Tor beauty
~ are h. ar % ymr.ihy with life m al its d-ve pnens
b.rs spirit pry.ass the wors, Yet s no cTLatle Tue
ielug the prominent points o. the carry snd TIE lAt.
Christian tccept the good and REJECTS the cyl IN ooth
18th discrimination All !. jrfici1ns stfkinf ON
boldly Attempting thnss unAempted yet prose- he doe
no; ienae 70 foftiiy bmssf ~rh nsn..o sIer mat tS'
void viii hardly isre sAnsay "-GNstoIs Era 10
DERBY { JACKSON Puolishers,
No. lls Nassau ST., New.Yort-
L - packs els
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Nsm pns!iss:lons.

REST ofSTORIES and REST Of WEIK2IES
TWO WAYS TO wEDLoCK.
I'll, b,aaifsl story 10 continued lbi. weef in
TIE HOME JOURNAL.
S.x mbsSnb~s, can begin vkh the testnnirs iIs;3iIe
speHeAson b. made. year. oa.s No. C7 Fu.,oEsi
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sE,HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1859 i'd EOw
n ready, and o>ntsin':
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS aud c ALESDAR3 Sr
sne y.A, lSs
GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED sTAfEs-EIesravs
ess JsaNA
LIST OF THE MEMBERS oS s!:E UNITED STATES
eE1SAzE politically classified
LIST o. TIE kEMBERS OF TIE HOUSE OF
EE<REsENTATlyEs, politically clss.zea
APOLITlCALLY CLASSIFIED Li5- OF THE NANvITs
CONGRESS- A. fsr a. yet chosen.
SKETCH OF TIE TRoUBLEs U UTAH.
ABsSRAC1 OP TIE LAWS PASSED AT TIE LAST
sIssIoN OF coSGEEss.
GOVERNMENTS OF EURoPE-RULIE3 sovEREIGNe,
k<-
HOW saEY ELECT BOGUS U. 8 SENATOR'S IN IN
DIANA
ELECTION RErURs ERok ALL THE STATES
RoLpIS0 GENERAL ELECTIONS IN lass, carefully
pes and eOnpGei via GEnsr seeopa ,IPssisy .OE 7En
YkuNH ALsNAc.
ELEcrloH RETURNS OF THE srAvZ OF NEW
YORK By TOWNSHIPS AND WARDS.
LIST OF STATES, CAPECALs, GOvERxcks. YINEs
OF LE1lSLAgIVE AEETgiGs, HOLDING or ELEC-
YiOSs te With ssAeE Of genera AID psrnaneai
Spre,:
Rree tpossss pr-psdl nnsls cores, Is cents AneriAs
soss Twelve oGess Oh lioeoF-s sS
Men: BY E,sseSa 81 per lc IS eoP.es icT 81
ore.Es seeonP1lea With the sash respectfully solicited
AeSr,. HORACE GREELEY Co,
fnbz-e Bat6irss New fork
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~ A L ri Nd, No. D.
~ I, Znssrs (fae hnaezisn Grl Ta- p-i.c p4 xsio-
srtn III. O,ra srsrgee r. i.~ rEoo-Et-. = " q
oUR MUSICAL gRI.SD. Pr.os Tfs csstA o1e-. NJ .
II,-k.sv4s,
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STORY FOR WINTER EVENING"
WHILE 1T WAS MORNING.

IL Il
BY VIRGINIA p. To~NsEND.
Editor of ATihur's Home h,<axtDe."
One neA ZDe Price Ell
SOME OF THE GOOD THINGS SAID OF III.
"ReIete with lnersr, Morality .nd Beauty
r gn .lo ChTis-isn Advocate.
"Thsis sxe.edir CIV Interesting .ud ~e story Of
American life the IL laid IN New Eng and and
New the have anihsr sane the inoden,s are
the characters such meet n orr daily ~sB
kh.v- thoroughly domestic II 10
very much style u Mss Arstas ana Ct
IN Y. Daily Tines.
"TLs reousne, should be the object truth .he fiie and
Of hf the grand mers 81 ,ts In
.tructv. psze Of ebaseter The pen when can produce
s.oy ketni fail - m1s.er srd pront 10 the
D. Bile Y Chrl.fian Intelligence.
TEi. and tesul story story a ;i and end1r
suo. and triumph The pstos ani beauty d m nei dents
charm he readr ~Ae has pure ana blessed
,@.,hfr z. for al i've. = Gotey's Lsdys BOOK.
Toe ,uthore.. spsb of moving the strings BY rare
,or. f psr. aich indicate the possession Of than
oreitsry tseu; Ne saiely e-onmenf Dos when
h sh,s thfolEh healthy tone aud exhibits - many
tsss,ie, u a a. "a, and de.cip:ion = Boston Post
DERBY JACKSON
PubN.kers NJ li9 Nsss4u-st ". Y.
Ard for s>ie by Ro0i.ells7s s-o Ns'ys Agents.
q mil % a. rad, recep- o' price.
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DODWORTH's SALOON, No. 500 Broadway.
~ Mr.. FRANCES ANHE KzMsLEs
READINGs FROM SHAkE EAkE
CYMsELINp Oh THURSDAY EVENING Jan 6, sts O'Clock
kICHARD Ill. on FRIDAY kVENlN0, Jan. y at O'clock
OTHELLo on TUESDAY EVENING, jan. II, q. O,eock
Tics.ss. 81 vseh, may be obtaDsd at MsMs Wm Hall
a, the Clarendon Hotel NJ Croy1n BoosOrs and the door
Sofa frsservsd 80 slso be had 1t Mr. Crowens
No Gss Broadway, ADc AZ the door.
No ucks. Vii sold after he Reading has begun. Anesry
o.. is solicited
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EEMALE Pr KP0CkETS,
II seems are ve.y pretty AID 10; cay IL to onai'a'
h., IL the ,tore. FoT hue lll.tTsiioRl %!
TIs WAY THEY 60 III,
81. lrou.,,p.ce to No One of ne series u
"TRICks AND TRAPS
We rvsy No. 5. ssi ihe oihsf n a4oei'
AZ. 4, urspsraion. 40 slDber ana s-l e- 7y
MI DIksMORE : Co. y sprlce-si.. n. y
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OUR USICAL FRIEND NJ. 6,
~ Cox; rs; fss Msgurs, "a TTlsis;s By J.s7 Wss~r;
ttr- trst~t Cfsr "a Orrsa s1d E1s "a ~
hz--J - hice' tIsss -rst y K-css= NJ E-stts -
IL f1ire > sT+ytri Wcel =. S-alsws Hor-Sve -
y AN Afd -" 90 frs.s T4-es srrsIse: 81 y aSe-
'.-sa. lsr.s-y fhe s.s- C1si aAs Fel3~- sn4 I1s
.ea Csa:a o., ~ ) F1aksor----
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lam very from dshnE Philosophical sreeus;ion OF
daring fe. fa-cy. this h,sh subject o, s eoa,a,y
",a.Se ha. one fr"y Aot4i1g "a ee!
ef oh taret J1e~t dAe
< srsrea n, utnosf "a s ira! a"sesu ss
sse outline, Of defne form 70 s snesn 'sas
,ne - F,on Essdts II joan Fosfo.
A BOOK Of STARTLING THOUGH PLEAS
IA ING INTEREST
FUTU r r. LIFE;
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Chances for Businfss Alen.

A CHEMIST Of this city, who grsdas'ed ~
and ,horoushy and ~isb~s find PARTNER si,n ss"s
20 auufaciure the article For psItiS,sr sadf.ss
no YOU SEEK a safe and profitable Busi-
III s's piTENT GRANULAR FUEL This FUEL i' pr,
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,,aa IN Mss.sha..,ts All who engaged sAy rs -ss
c.scs cir ,snSu. expectations s~ni 'o'
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General Asspt for the United staes
Polynesian., 1859-12-03
Notice.

THE underSg having been appointed guardian of the
person properly of George Holmes hereby no.
persons indebted him make Immediate payments
claims against the hereby
quested to present r. G. Davis; and he the said
dian hereby orbids person trusting the said Geo. Holiness
this date the aforesaid guardian will debts
contracted by him.
Honolulu, Dec 9th, 1855.
Aft r. C. DAVIS.
Polynesian., 1859-12-03
LAW REPORTsI

IroR SALE AT THIS OFFICE, THE FIRST VOLUME
Of the Hawaiian Reports comprising many OF the mosi
important Decisions and Rulings of the Superior Courts Of
Kingdom during the years ending with 1885, compiled
by GEORGE NJ. RoBERTsoN.
Price fvedOars, bound in calf MI
Polynesian., 1859-12-03
NOTICE.

TIME UNDERsIGNED, HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
by His iighness the Minister of the INTERIOR 10 see
that wasted by those who have the priv
eg taking the Government Pipes begs to in
form parties, that he has been instructed 10 notify
the Harbor Master Of whom he find having a
pine exceeding half inch, attached the main branch
pipe likewise of those who have fountains play
premises who allow their garden hose
20 run after O'Clock the evening. w. F. JOURDAN,
HopoIulu. Sent TO- 1870 Constable.
Polynesian., 1859-12-03
HospitaI Notice.

THE DlSPENsARY ATTACHED TO THE QUEENS
Hospital, King street, will be open every day from
until nsng of medicines 90 sick and ndi
gent Iswaians under the direction of DR. WIN Hisbrand
. Per order. J. w. AUSTIN,
1a-rT Secretary.
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thankfully received Address Press Ren"rtor ~ y
BOX Il, Coyington, ky.l
FIFTH ANNIVERSARY FN.R OF TIN NoRTu
KENTUCKY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. This Fair, the
first Of the season In Kentucky, We behave. COM
menced day before yesterday 1t IL ak or sevon
miles from Covington, near Florence. We UNDER
stand that the attendance i, large and the articles
on exhibition Of the first qualiy. Every facility Is
offered for the accommodation OF those attending
that could he, under the circumstances. Tho Ioca-
TOMS beautiful ons, and the amphitheeter COM
modious, capable Of seating ten or twelve thousand
persons The grounds aro bountifully supplied with
water, both for man and beast. The snoothuess OF
the road would render the tripa pleasant ono for
those who pent upin the city ;md who desire nd
need recreation.
POLICE CoURr.-Several cases of drunken
ness were disposed of yesterday morning by fninp
the parties Eibernian and his 'wie ere arraigned
before Ills Honor, yesterday morning, for commits
tinga breach Of the peace. Another individual of
the same extraction, had slandereI of their rel
aiycs, and on being questioned lao refused to retract
whorcupon the lady in Qlcstio seized him by tho
whiskers and pulled them sonl what roughly, while
the old man took down hate het as If to do some
thing desperate, but concudn prudence the better
leaving the battle to his wife, hey were fined 81 20
each
FAILURE.-On account of th indsposition of
the carrier patron, failed to receive their papers
this morning. Provision will be made to guard
against recurrence of this kind In the future The
disappointment everywhere mar lifested by our sub.
scriors shows their high apprec iation Of the PRESS
We take occasion to tender them our siucerc thanks
for their kindness
gsS- Sealed proposals will he received by the
City Council, to-day, FOR the GU rbng, grading and
MacadamiEng of Sanford-strect. The material ID to
be limestone, and the specfcat IONS # followed in :
sure durable improvement to this long neg!ec ted
street.
1:ss- Two men were tried tleforo Esquire Eg-
geson yesterday, Tor getting money under false pre-
tencss, and held to bail to the amount of $50 each
Ono of them procured bondsm,,n, whiO the other
was committed to jail.
GG- The pleasant breeze, last ovbning, gave
great impetus to the sail skits Those in them ap.
peared to enjoy thems elves finely.
(G-Persons wishing to have tao paper left
Ot their houses can do by leving their names and
address ut the grocery of Richards Bros corner Of
Greenup and Eleventh streets.
IsG- The Northern Bank Building has been
repainted and its outside appearance otherwise i'm.
proved,
CsS-We are glad to see that new sidewalk
is to Ie laid down the corner of Scott and Second
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MONETAE 4.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Aug.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Aug. 3I-3 P. Nj.
Financial matters remain comparatively quiet, q
limited amount of good Paper ohering All PAPER of
this class short date, be disposed of at the ratio
say lO@l2 per cent. The Discount t-houses are very
careful in the securities and there is general dis.
position not to extend the Discount line at present
Eastern Exchange has been in quick demand at u
per cent premium, selling rate. One of tho "Sorting
houses made effort to-day to advance the rate to
" premiun selling rate but it was understood tha.
the attemptwas not successful, all the other firms
were selling willingly at Il premium. Buying rate
s6Ql45 cents.
dispatches were received at to-dsy.from Chica.
CO. stating that Eastern Exchange had declined there
olk per cent? selling rate. Thl caused betterfe
ing in Illinois, Wisconsin, and Iowa Currency, and
il declined to ~ Discount.
Eastern Exchange, in st. Louis, Or MUM; In
Louisville, y premium for Kentucky Fun..,
Missouri Currency, per cent. Discount"
Gold firm: u buying rate; selling at 40c.0k Pre-
MUM. .....
Land Warrants dull at former quotations.