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Police The following was the docket ye>ter-
day mnr'lus:
john Slagur.', stealing earn. Wis discharged.
James Lis, drunk aud disorder'y, fined so and
scnt II 1srIlewe!l in 10 days; Henry Cahel. samc
ut'crcc. s.o; james Hughes, du. s..
p4s FI!nn, yagA',oud, sl5; Hugh Lynch, do.
SIS; lIcltr: King, DO. $50; Thomas McGinnly,
d.. So; .ohn Wulacc, dn. discharged; Andrew
ponusan, d.. SIS; William Walker, tnot the
"seay-e3ci MA o! tlastiuy,') SIS.
Wi1litm La H., arrested !or strailtg ne%spa-
rcr$ from McNaly Il Co., WAS fl'ed ST.
Lnu.a Yang, steafin. - 2J1 tT"n Joseph
SI,rS, +, VIZ hell IN $500 10 an,wer.
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l. GLORIOUS AcH1KykxkxT BIT GA1xrrI -
Nothing can exceed tha sucoeas achieved By j.
G. GaYetsI's Aedicated Papsr ior the Water
Closet Piles will soon be \ disease no longer
known excep. in naue- Tais pure medicased
paper il pnequalled ~ preventive, and unap-
p1oachahle "a cure. Tho propFietors wish it
70 be spoken Of according to it, merits ouly. It
is very cheap-loo0 sheets for 81; 500 sheets
for 50 een,s Sold By I'll drugs ). and es tho
discoveries depot, Il Ann street, Sew York.
~; Y: oayeay. n .asesmssasd .aat u each sheet
express from Il Ann street., New York upon
receipt Of price. Tho trade ars invited 10 cor
respond as to terma- For sa1e BY j. H. Reed i
Co, Wholesale and retail druggists. IA L las
Lake street, Chicago. iao2 a~.c63
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THE CITY.

~ See McEally L. c.. : advertisement Of VAL
cnt;nes i'll our advertising columns.
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD Kept by J. II Rced l.
c., Apo1hccarica and Chemists, la aud l46 Lake
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l4U Il
uAwaI8AL AND ST. JOSEPH 6A1Aaoa
B1Hrrz ARRANGEMENT

g4NaIaA1 AND ST. JOSEPH BA1LHoAo
~ WINTER AgRASokaESr; onrv
THE H. ST J. RE Is Sd SoM ;, ..,t feoa ~ s..
7h iea srt ooiy Is miles. staxns oet@S ~ ~ Irca
lsJppi aad 4l;sern H,ern .er,,,.ttd. 20 t'' A
nr su ~ rt. e no d. :ect ftuAois s.it Il
, ine en,nniest;on With Kansas Nj, nearer
nod' nnd Pnes Pes1 p.sseuxs, ~ m ma 81 ,s
s ga kesTae1 roae he = !. az snl, ranss ID i.
1saec rsa4 4, i 8 }e,eea at e. "a ~
sson ID Leeaso1 saros1h Ssss eo
uincheaer htc4 og3 P1ank Anu " .es.norn~,
nsaea aaa III nes o..pae H., r. Pa
fa. Ls..s2ea .3sa ~ jos-. evtry Ao2d., far g:
.S W. PoT he.fesy Pt BdtfF 1.T i nns iu'
i ~Jsspas qss nd tsau
iesxa D. t:oi Nsenn u pa.ton s dearseI
Eoo,Hs Eo,T .sASi1i ind tis In every fespxt In1 r.
15Nne p...s1rrTa ron Cnlc4.o viA taf " n = ~ ~
!soAe. - HnIncT rtth boAa for aAnnaoa -, IN
fhe ore1trx Of the rnad and pas u ~. m II
S2oaa acrA T the Una between CA!esao And ~ 3o' -
sfasfa sns e ie.1e da, eA o!1lh u6sE ssp
l eeph a1 4 us civ
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uorss Huxrr<o -Edi!ors Press and Tfi6uat:
II am one OF those unfortunate individuals
who N1ut house. but how to get one. ''that ia
the question" ind none advertifcd in the
papers; bu: l ocssians lly. in ny travels through
tue streets, zee notices Of .,rnis House t. Let.
Agent, o)ol Rural Laae," Or Roma other like
'ocalit7. llAcardrd on trout OF a tenement which
think will suit me. seek Mr. L., and after
several Intellectual attempts, succeed 10 finding
him, to be informed that the house II Ut. And
.hen may &, through tha like nanipulattons
''mary time aud ott," and sti1l be without =
| house. Now, want TO ask hpuse owners. it
they hare houses to let, and want good tenants.
~hy they do not adrsruse ths laet Through the
pa1eis, stating location, number Of rooms. the
price Of rent, when it can be seen, &c., ~ il
| d1uc IN al civilized cii,es. and thereby ah1rd q
| ''rrHdy rellct" 10 those unfortunAsea Who are
ID search Of place they may call '.home. y
it opiy for brief season. Jaux JONES.
The suggestion cf our friend ID q psrtinen
one. aad ought 70 astr.et tho attention Of thos'
intssssted-{Ea. '-- -
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~ See advertisement Of DF. SAnforda LiTer
In7iRorAtor in another eol2mn.
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f~ See advertisement Of Qoakez City $50
EaW1uu AAchine. l.. CORNELL Co,
ocet II 132 Lake street.
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CHICAGO, SATURDAY MORNING. JANUARY %, 1859

The bod ut Wards Island. in the potter'a
at Bellevue Hospital, in chatge Of the Head
Physician; there was some clothing got in bsr-
rel from The Decd House; the barrel and re-.
mains were put in the bame state IS before; We
had to 59ait az hour for the Head Physician to
come and give Us the had; We examined tho
head and the neck, to see whether there = - auJ
mark On il; found nothtn9 but the cas; took
charge Of the remains and barrel. (Bafrel e1-
ani1ed) That Is the same barrel
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hoaalp1* occuaRsscs.- about 1o
o'clock N. Is Mrs. McG.aw, wife Of John Mr..
GFaw, tccoud hard iurui.urc dealer. ,e,id,no nj
III Jacsson K!reet, dt,ec'ly in the rear Of The
California AoAse m tae no:.a-e.E: corner of
Sou:h clsrk and Jackson a:rrets. wsa me},icy
8ome tlr over tire in Ter kitchen. tie tar tc,t
tire, and suddenly se:zing the vessel cou.,in;,o
! the bur ming tar, its contents we're thrown over
her dress, instantly easelopiug her in fl.ues.
| She Kave loud scream. which has heard hy
Mr. jennings. tie keeper Ct the California
| House, who happened 10 BE- close Ut hand. lie
spraog to the door, bursting it open, aod at tho
basnc mournt Mrs.. AeGr.w rushed ont. he,
clothes completely enveloped in a.ues, but &c
| suddeaIy tha: dr. Jennings did no: at first dis
ever the frightiul condition she vas in. Mrs
McGrnw ran into the street, wildly sbri=kiag
uni1l rho rcIched the fron. of the CA!iforni
| House on Ciurk street. when some mcr caugh
her in their arma aod quickly wrapped thei
cn4ts t.auud her, but not until ererr article {
her clothing was completely burnt from ht
person, aad her body perfect crisp from ht
head to her fees. A. physician was called VII
administered snch relief as be could, but thel
is hardly possibility Of her recovery. h
Jennings was enabled to extiu&uish the Ire
the kitchen. which nj one time WAS almost
complete sheet o! flame.
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r T. M oV "A T. =

Gilbert s. Sampson. Auctaonecrs.
Have removed f.oEo = 70
AZ Lake street. "
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tee OF Mr. Keller, Superintendent OF Outdoor
Poor, that tue Dead Carr might b sent to take
lbe body to the Dead House 1t Bellevue Hos
ptat it was taken there that +. H., and Dr.
Beach ordered to mako an examination Of tbe
bodv; it was done uoxt morning; tha inquest
was commenced. Jury empAuneled and view Of
the body taken and adjourned subject To my call;
this w,as done to see what we could learn n the
meanwhile; WAS present at the examination; the
body was In almost perfect preservation; exam
ined the head and countenance though not closely
shouli say the features Looked natural aud little
| changed; cyts seemed sunken; nose little press-
ed, perhaps by carriage in the blrrrl; one Of the
legs, The left, think, wAs severed above aud be-
severed. the boue below the knes broken; saw the
cluth taken trun the arm; 1t was wound Irregular
| lf ruuud the arm extending above aud below two
| Incisous; tie bair was cut Of short; it wns Of
| light, perhaps brown color; some o: the teeth
| we're gone and some d"cayed; from the then con-
| cause Of de III; hire made few post mortem ex.
I amina1ious myself; the Erm Illus, ca~k, &C.. were
Ief1 at tie dead house in charge Of John O'Briau;
| {the cask shown;) the band looks like the sams
i sa9; reco!'ect dehse!snS The cask 70 AE,
Reh1n, City Marshal Of Chicago; wens with him
10 The railroad gard aud identified it 4. the right
one I'D been speaking Ct, and had ordered sent;
identified the sarne barrel At the dead.houss I
| lad Gt;t sceu at the depot.
Crosxs tzanin<d tg .Nr. Faa Arzsaa Did mol
I examine
at3nn n 70 ,he cause af death sa~ no marks ou
she face Of anY kind; cannot describe niaasely
he mu.ils1ions Of tae body; she remains ~erd
Honnd about with clothing and strips Of cloth
tbint there was four or i've yards Of ua aalin il
pses 'f. I'D .ss s.; o,ht5 s]5;s
r. -af .aT he clothes wrapped round the remain.
M t1rss a: ths depo.; did not examine 1t ninutely
ia goa ...se Of 6,e taa2 i 400,
"s5G Huas 4a.t<r.o. scora-An detective 20 .
Netr9poiitan POLES, Ne~ Tort; in April. oef
VIII !sn.o, o bad, IN i w. 'e9ba taaoua
esRui @ in nsix xhDorhood Of Aadsoa s.s
s:s:s ,.a, *s,s ~ Rs,s'9:s ss.&. %:: ;ss sas
nssent'ua ~ j.. - i. as~ the bs17al Afterwards it
~ ~ lanai M fur ibe int time; the barrel ~
s:s 2ess ssess sss;s III;
oung haoesso 9. Gu1 about tho lssh of Mar
tba h,on.a n.ad az aou.s; Harsh.l Rshm: Of o9is.go
.u0 tns1a ne ss;d, III search Of body; tonn
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.,OARDISG.-TWO OR THREE GEN.
reen eaa procure board Aoa fss4aas eao -
- r., Snnroe sretk A.o = lev IAJ oeA!oes5 sAn ~
A:cam mnodxted.
I,OARDISG,-FIR5T CLASS BoAKD
Is ,na nen.aat ,noms, either hultes Or anee. ~ =
south C,srk rrret Tran.ieot boaF1 A. A-
tzf3ns
J,OARDISG. - SINGLE ROOMS .ASu
ID suits Of rooma 2eviI h:tea III NJ .n c ,ion u No Us
R&ate 1srest.
ue.H In
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-21

Gzs- The protector of new Democratic
paper in Wisconsin lays down its future
course as follows
1T will advocate the principles of that
party of which Jefferson was the founder. of
which James Buchananis. to-day, the repre-
sentative, and Stephen A Douglas the able
exponent
We suppose the Wisconsin editor was in
earnest when he wrote this, bnt, whether he
was or not he has hit his party terrible
lick. We doubt if on this point anybody else
has ever compressed so splendid a hit in the
same compass. Mark it! the party of which
Jefferson was the founder, of which James
buchanan is. to-day, the representative, and
Stephen A. Douglas the able exponent."-
What could he finer? There are tones of
exposition and volumes of sarcasm in this
single short sentance.-Lou. Jour.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-21
Correspondence Of the Missouri Democrat.
From Kansas--DOings of the Terri
tOrial Legislature.
LAWRENCE, K. T., Jan. S, 1859.

LAWRENCE, K. T., Jan. S. 1859.
The Legislature met in this place on yes
tcrday. They adjourned from LrcOmpton,
Gov. Medary signing the joint resolution by
which they removed to Lawrence. Both
houses are full. Speaker Lazaliere announe-
ed his committees yesterday. AS the HIM
ker element, which has heretofore dominated
in this body, mostly got back seats they were
furious Several gentlemen rose and objected
to serving on committees at all.
All the work that has yet come before either
branch has come, of course, from individu-
ais. Some fourteen or fifteen bills are already
before the house. Most of these are of pub
lie nature. Bills to abolish slavery in the
Territory, and to make slave-holdlng a felO-
ny. To abolish the entire bogus code. To
equalize taxation. To reduce the township
system. A resolution for the annexation of
that part of Nebraska south of the Platte rivs
er to Kansas A committee of investigation
into the expenditure of the Congressional APP
preparation for Capitol buildings reported res
Olutions setting forth the fact that the build
ings have not been erected. Steps are being
taken to have a Codfying Committee appoint
ed. of persons outside of the Legislature, and
"learned in the law.'
The Lecompton people are very furious at
the adjournment The Secretary of the
Territory. Mr.. Walsh, took the Sergcant-Arms
remove the benches. Two men were killed
in rows at LecomptOn that evening.
The Governors message advises against
any movement for a State Government. The
Committee TO which his message was referred,
after referring various parts to their appro-
pirate Committees, recommended the appoint
ment of a Special committee To report bill
for new constitutional movement.
The Governor has referred the difficulties
down in the southern part of the Territory to
the Legislature. They talk of sending CON-
mission thither to fully investigate the mat
ter. The last advices from the disturbed re-
gion were that Montgomery was circulating
new treaty of peace for signatures. There
was a skirmish over on the Missouri side of
the border at mans named Jackson. Ii
was at that place that Hamilton's gang rem
deavoused just before and after the massacre
at the trading post last summer. The attack
was made by company under man named
Snydcr, who was shot and left for dead at
that time Jackson's house was attacked. The
firing lasted for some time and several were
wounded on both sides. Snyder's party final
~ fired the building, Neither Brown nor
Montgomery were engaged in the attack or
connected with it.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-21
Russfan Manners i'm Boston.

This morning about O'Clock one of our
citizens. residing at the extreme South end,
started down town to his business. and with
two overcoats on his hack, thick fur cap
over his head and ears, his coat collars turned
mp and the whole secured by thick and
v0luminous wrapper, bid defiance to the
piercing cold, and Justify and cheerily pro-
ceeded to stump it down the street. From
his warm enveloping he surveyed with con-
siderable satisfaction the shivering forms of
other travellers as they shuffled along over the
slippery sidewalk. From this feeling of
undue compiacency he was, however suddenly
aroused by a friend, who hastily spoke an
unheard explanation, and without further
ceremony proceeded to rub the somewhat
extensive nasal organ of our friend with a
handful of snow snatched from the street.
The looks of Indignation and establishment of
the sufferer were changed to those ofgratitude
and satisfaction when he found that his
unprotected nose was white as the snow that
rubbed it. and was fast freezing stiff This
Russian method of operations created some
mirth among lookers-on, but if the present
weather hold, is likely to become very pre-
valent.-Boston Journal, LII.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-21

LORD BRouGHAM IN PARIs.-The Paris cor
respondent OF the Boston TareLer furnishes,
in his last letter the following in regard to
a late visit Of the venerable Lord Brougham
in Paris:
Lord Brougham is at present in Paris. The
venerable orator, lawyer, philanthropist,
scholar writer, continues in firm health, al
though eighty winters are upon him, and all
his contemporaries-Moor Scarlett, Jeffrey,
Sidney Smith. Canning. Peel. Melbourne,
Romilly-are in their graves. / felt sad when
/ saw him the other day, and thought how
near the day is approaching when he too shall
go down into the grave. Do YOU remember
a quaint conceit of Mr.. n. i. Willis, of almost
touching Shakspearc's hand by shaking hands
with old MIR. Samuel Rogers! 1t came into
my head when l saw Lord Brougham; what
hands have not been clasped In his large
band. Call over the great names of this
half century, there is scarcely one 10 be
namsd that Henry Brougham was unac-
quainted with. You know he had by his
marriage with Miss Spaliing. but one child.
and thar daughter, now dead, so he Is child
ls-s. like % see these great men childless,
for then l am certain the world shall not be
panied by the sight OF worthless fellow tot
tering under great name which be Is unable
20 bear. Lord Brougham was at the meeting
OF the French Academy on Saturday. aud OF
the Academy Of Sciences on Monday. At
the former. NJ. yiennet, an old man Of eighty
three years, read n portion of his translation
of Virgil which l. said 70 be Admirable. III.
Guizot warmly eomplmenied him on IL.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-21
Opposition State Convention, 18th
of March.

After full consultation with many of our
friends in various parts of the State. it has
been deemed most expedient to fix the 10Th
OF MARCH next, az the most eligible time for
holding a Convention Of the Opposition to
Democracy in this State. In compliance.
therefore, with this sentiment, we hereby an
nounce that day as the appointed time for the
assembling of that body; and take this occa-
sion to urge upon our friends in every county
in the State to call primary meetings on the
first Monday of February or March, to APP
point delegates to said convention. Let there
be a full representation.
- Newspapers friendly to the proposed
movement are requested to give the above a
conspicuous place in their columns until the
day appointed for the Convention.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-21
The best thing done In the Frankfort
Convention.

The Paris Flag relates the following Of Jo-
sEPH HuDRErtI. OF Old Bourbon, as the best
thing at the kentucky Democratic sth Of Jan
uary Conuention at Frankfort;
When Harris nominated Boyd for the Office
OF Lieutenant Governor. the latter gentleman
was sitting near the Bourbon delegation. lie
turned around, In affected surprise. and In
quired in tone indicating great trouble and
uncertainty, a. 10 the proper course for him
To pursue. what shalt dor What shall
do!" Joe INSTANTLY sprang 20 his feet apd re
piled. "Do, d--u il declinel | wouidR't have
IL IL were you. Here. jump upon this chair.
quick. and decline, dociiAs, dsclineiH Bat Boyd.
Notwithstanding his affected surprise. was too
seifpos~esscd % respond. That was not the
advice he wanted TO hear. and. instead Of de-
elining. AS any man Of proper sensibility
would have done. be accepted.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-21
LAND FOR SALE.

nj EAR the Nashville and North ssD~ .
~ Western Railroad in Cheath-
am county am offering great bar ~ ifA
gains in the following Tracts Of il4etsstStkC
Land
One Tract lying the Charlotte Pike, q miles from
tanning so acres with good double Log House. kitch-
en-, out-houses, Stable and Spring upon it, which will
be sold for Six Hundred Dollars; half cash, the bal
ance years credit without interest.
One Tract lying on Turnbnil creek, within a few
hundred yards of the Nashville & N W x. r.. finely
timbered with Poplar, Walnut and Oak, about so acres
rich Bottom, with fine Springs; also, Blowing Spring
ing $40 acres which will be sold 81 0OO third
cash, the balance and TWO years credit with
out interest
One Tract lying about 2 miles west of Kingston
Springs and mile from the Nashville x n. W. r. r.,
containing $50 Acres, heavily tmbered with all kinds
OF growth has free stone Spring it; has several
hundred acres of good upland upon it; would make
which will be sold for 81 900, nne-third cash. the bal
ance in one and two years credit, without interest.
One Farm lying on Big Harpeth, within mile of
Kingston Springs and within half mile of the Nash
vile n. w. X. r., containing 3l5 acres, about rs
acres in cultivation, good House and all necessary
outhouses upon il. This farm has of the finest
water powers it in the State for large machinery.
Was once selected by the Hon. JOHN BILL site for
the Armory of United States; which will be- sold at
two years credit without interest Or il purchasers
would prefer paying all cash will discount l per
cent month upon the time paper for all the above
tracts.
Persons wishing to purchase will please call upon
the undersigned, General Land Agent for Cheatham
CO, Tenn at Kingston Springs.
Jan2O-lmdtriw4w f. J. KREIDER.
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rss- The following appears in Tuesday

Ee- The following appears in Tuesday Is
proceedings Of the House of Representatives:
Mr.. Sherman, of Ohio. said he had received
a letter from Mr.. b. b. Allen, a citizen of
New York. of high standing, prefcrring
charges against certain civil officers in con-
nection with the Brooklyn Navy Yard. which,
if true. would involve cases of impeachment,
and he had "A letter from a member of this
House relative to the same subject; he had
also in his possession copies of Philadelphia
journals In which 1t was charged that abuses
existed in the conduction of affairs at the
navy yard at that city.
Mr.. Sherman offered Il preamble and reso-
luton setting forth that
Whereas, Mr.. h. b. Allen, of New York,
has preferred specific charges against certain
officers of the Navy Department as guilty OF
partiality and a violation of the law in
awarding contracts, aud that the money APP
propriated by Congress for the navy yard
docks.and repairs has been expended Tor parti-
san purposes.
Resolue2, That Select Committee of Five
be appointed I'd examine into the said spccih-
cations, with power TO send for persons aud
papers.
The resolution was unanimously adopted.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-21

EXECUTIVE ADJOURNMENT OF THE Arkansas
LEeIsLATURE.-Governo Conway, of Arkan-
sas, has had to resort to the usual exercise of
the authority vested in him by the constitu-
ton of that State, to adjourn the Legislature
by Executive proclamation, under the follow
ing circumstances:
Previously 10 the 23d ultimo disagree
ment had occurred in the two honses in regard
to the time of adjournment, and on that day
a quorum not appearing in either branch; no
constitutional power existed other than to
adjourn from day to day and send for absent
members which proceeding would have been
Intellectual in procuring the immediate attend
ance of the absentees. The Governor, there
fore, adjourned the two houses on the 23d ul-
timo TO the 18th of the present month, by
proclamation transmitted to each mem
Der.
The sickness of some members and the
sickness in the families of others are given as
the reasons for the large number of absen-
taae
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-21

az can now indulge in the richest food with impu-
nifty, whereas, previous to its use, obliged to
confine myself strictly to the painest food"
Such is the experience of not only one OF our Gus
TONER'S but of hundreds of persons here in Philadel
phia, New York, Montreal and Quebec, who have
BosrhGres INLAND Bitters for indigestion, Nausea
and Aodsty of the Stomach. janIs-lw
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GEonalA BAsKs.-rAe Charleston Gsrs,yy

GEORGIA BANxs.-The Charleston AeTcaFy
says:
BY proclamation. the Governor Of Georgia
has notified lhe State Treasurer that the bills
Of the following banks OF that State-she
Bank Of the Stale ~ Georgia, the Cherokse
Insurance aud Banking Company At Dalton.
the Marine Bank u Georgia al Savannah, tue
Bank Of Columbus. the Bank OF Middle Geor-
gia at Macon. the Bank Of the Empire State
at Rome, the Plaassrs' aud Mechanics Bank
az Dalton. the Exchange Bank OF the State
of Georgia at Griffsn. and the MachanIes'
Bank at Aagusia--will nee BE received In
payment Ut debts due the Stale.
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MARRIED..

At Murfreesboro', Tenn, the 18th inst, by Rev.
Jas. Il. Plummer, DIR. wM. L. WILSON OF this vicinity,
to Miss MARY H. CARNEY, of that place.
May all rich blessings to earth that belong
Peace, health, plenty, joy and love, in throng,
Warm friends ever near, with hearts light and airy
Again bless the reign Of William and Mary.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-21

oO der94 II. d. DK,kEY.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-21

ONE of the following Steamers leaves Cincinnati
~ positively every Friday. Leaves Nashville posi-
lively every 1httsday :.
The Swift and Elegant Passenger Steamers
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uoIIoway,s ointment and pills.

For Rheumatism, Neuralgia, ScrOfula Cancer, Sore
Leg, Salt Rhcum, and all eruptons, the Ointment is
the only safe and certain specific, and the Pills
equally reliable in Dyspepsia. Sold so Maiden Lane,
" Y, ianIs-Iw
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DIED.

On the morning of the 10Th inst, BoYD, infant on
of John IL. and Elizabeth Williams.
The funeral ~ilI take place this morning. 21st at
half past 10 O'Clock, from the residence Of COL Wilo
Williams. Services by Or. Edgar
NASHVILLE, Jan. 81, 1859.
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COMBINED ENTERTAINMENT!
Purely Artistic and Scientide!
AT ODD FELLOWS, HALL,

Friday Evening. January 2Isf.
Il T. ARoURSET has the honor Of announcing that
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