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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-10
KNiCkERBOCkER MAGAZINE,
FIFTY-THIRD VOLUME.
Dir. JAMES o. MOVES, hDiioRs'
JOHN A. GRAY, PUpLIsHEk.

vtTITH the present nu bcT cleses the Fifty second
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GS- Our nrighbors of the Union and A'ne-
Ticdn gave their friends warm reception on
Saturday night last, on the occasion of the
completion Of, and occupancy of their new
building The proprietors had fine COLA
ton prepared, and the weather being cold
the atmosphere was tempered by hot whisky
punches, which all present seemed to enjoy.
Speeches were made, and sentiments offered
in quick succession. which were responded to
by The large crowd in attendance. The en-
tire front of the block was illuminated and
presented a most beautiful appearance. We
congratulate our neighbors in their success,
pecuniarily of course. and hope in their new
and magnificent abode they may reap reach
er harvest than before.
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TrnHesses Wrousht-Iron Cook Siovrx,

suttsbie for barai ls coal az zood,
a. cheap as any other hoase, and
warrant them. DO all u cur fEW{=3
work, 10 give saLisfacUon- 1879
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DIR. KINGS DnsPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

EcT&x<s DsS, AlNG formerly OF New York for
skk@k81 the lasi four yeilrs OF Louisville Ken
t4oSy aii' ho has devoted his treat
oeat ~ private diseases fer years, aattsrs
hiinselii havingsziteaded practice for so many
years aia cured 80 many thousands, he Is enabled 80
cure al diseases % private nature matter hos
bad they say DC fresn lnlsdcious medical treaseat
OF from neglect al their Dr. king's fsspeasary
= NO = teaderck street, between Caerry and the
square second story where he ali Diseases Of
private uAtHre.
GoSaREHKA cured wthou, aAussioas rnsdlsins or In
tsrierence wlth business
fAicTvKss Of old reoentdate eaeetaaily cared in
few days, b ofssfAtien which causes 40 pain.
who're strictarr exists heAlth Cxnnot ualoy ed.
Perhaps no disease causes more m1schief aud aner-
nlihes the consultation - maEh,
sfr7aitts, with all The Diseases 81 The skin, growing
cot OF neglect OF had trsatnsoatr be srese4lly
cured IA . few days
SEMINAL astea tioE hag iax been
sfvn ~ this DISEASE aad all the consequences Kros
sng utt u u, brogsat "a uany ~ tbs de-
ssFaeUve habits " saeonasieF4tc foats aud excss-
sivs indulgence Of the pass 1egset u whcA vii
aadeEnls The c9aslltstio rezterHs the sebeci unGs
tor eeziaess 81 scly and causing renaaiaFe cd age.
fstGsics sho may be Abofiag Al zny alglealty VI
y AAotao slAy rest assured a im1ne1ate rektef.
Parsons restssag ASfuad, ~ writing ana ssAlHE
thrr ease, sith Zee ciad arertn - ur A. kinE.
No = l<AeFick slrsst, lie, fena, viii have
the Necessary nei1cnrssa - tAsls address, Eitk me-
sess4Fy areclleas. strlet seerecy eesersed. once
hsersfFom s'eioek n ses nsrhlng aaIil IN sAa
fea
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Shot and Lead!
I'm OYucr

S00 BAGS SHOT-Ili sizes;
cOO 1000 pounds Lead, IN store and for sale By
jan4 blIZkNI. HOOPER X co.
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Memphis MARKET.
Spefial notifes.
Rock City Mills.

J E. B4UMAN Co.. Projectors.
I +. BAUMAN Il CO., Manufacturers OF ROCK CITY
- FLOUR, will pay the highest price at ali times
for Wheat and Corn their Mills corner of Line and
Cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn.
Prices of Flour.
From and after this date, until further notice the
price of
Extra Family Flour. 81 rs Fine Bran. ......... 60
tiLt f'ouF - 70 MlAeu Bran 90
Uubolted. = IS Coarse Bran ..... SO
Ahdlngs. -..........l % Corn Neal Coo 2 bushel.
shorts ..-.-.......-- 10
All articles sold by the undersigned deliverable at
any place in the city free of charge. When selling by
the quantity their rate discount 10 per from
retail prices. J. L. BAUMAN 4 co.
Any one wanting Flour, Bran, Meal, &c, from Rock
City Mills, will find order Box at the Post Office
and AT W. H. Gordon X Co.'s Warehouse, where the
carman calls four times each day.
deceit j. T.. BAUMAN X co.
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LARGE sH1rMExrs.-It is ASTONISHING to Sc,

LARGE SHIPMENTs-It is ASTONISHING to see
the the large amount of MCLEAN's STRENGTH
ENNG CORDIAL that is shipped off daily to
different parts of the country. 1t is scarcely
three months since this article was first intro
dnced, and now, judging from its rapid sale
it is known and appreciated all over the West
ern country.
Every druggist, dry goods or grocery mer-
chant visiting our city, should be sure to OBJ
tain supply of this Cordial. 1t IL just the
thing required to strengthen and invigorate
the weak and debilitated.-4S. LOUIS Democrat.
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THE STATE PRIsoN-W. II. JOHNSON, Esq,
the efficient Warden at the State prison, in
commemordtion of the glorious Sth, and the
completion of the new and beautiful building
attached to the prison, kindly permitted all
that had been engaged on it TO have gener-
al celebration on Saturday last. A "baby
walker" was brought into requisition and
planted on the hill near the prison, from
whence they fred thirty-three guns in honor
of the States and odd Hickory" Every
thing connected with the festival passed of
tremendously, and to the satisfaction of all
participants.
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S T 0 R A G. E.
New Fire Proof Warehouse.

THE undersigned have taken the large Warehouse.
IL recently erected, running through from Market
toCollege street, and are amply prepared
favorable terms, all articles that may be offered.
The attention of merchants the city especially
directed TO facilities for taking Sugar COT
fee, Sack salt and Molasses, and to the fact that in
surance against fire be obtained goods stored
with most favorable terms.
We viii also keep constant supply of BAIED HAY
and CORN in Sacks, which will be sold most
enable terms A share of public patronage is re-
specially solicited
novelty NJ A PARISH 4 co
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30 ,3l6 prizes amounting 90
Tickets $50. Halves $40 Quarters g. 90 Eghths 81 so
Package of 70 Whole Tickets, AZ so, costs. $3.50
There L. drawn ballots, aud each ballot he
lng worth so, makes ....s $40
10 per cent OH, being 80
Leaves ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2Oa
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1zS- JoHN ID. MGooDwIN, Esq, of Padu-
cab, we learn cOntemplates visiting our city
in few days on business connected with the
proposed publication of a journal in that city,
devoted 10 the interests of steamboats, and
steam"oafmen of the western waters. He will
be cordially received by his numerous friends
in this city, and we trust his new enterprise
will soon be floating on the full tide of sue
ceSsfui experiment. In the language Of the
"HOodO Queen" we say
cry, McGumphsey, try,
Wing tail, wing"
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From /, aIifornia.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 8.-The Steamer Qua
ker City, with San Francisco dates of the
10th, aud 10 passengers has arrived. She
was detained at Goa .zlcoalcos bar by heavy
nOrtherS.
California news unimpOrtant. The Pacific
Steamer J. l.. Stevens brings 81 ,366.00O for
New York and 100000 for New Orleans, and
Sab, 800, for En- gland.
Arrived at San Francisco, Ship Henry
Brigham from New York; Bark, j. Godfrey
from New York: Black Hawk from Liverpool.
Markets unchanged. business dull
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ST. Louis, Jan. 7.-Governor Stewart
asks volunteers OF the Legislature, to repel
the Kansas banditti, now committing depreda-
tuns i'll NJ Issouri.
San Francisco overland news unimpOrtant.
Business quiet. Weather very cold. The
ella river miners are returning Oh account
of the scarcity OF water. The ComaAches
are troublesome. The Navajoe Indians turn
ed back the Stockton and Kansas City mail
threatening to massacre if they attempted TO
cross their country again.
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Most Valuable City Property
f O r S A J. E.

L AN now Offering for sale the House and Lot on
Il Cherry street, now occupied by Mr. S. WEIIER-
The house is very large and eoInmodiSus contain
ing over twenty rooms, with servants rooms cellars
coal and wood sheds, &c, sc The House is in good
order most of being recently rebuilt and is better
adapted for first class boarding house than any
hosse in Nashville.
The Lot is about sixty-fve feet front by one hun
drei aud seventy feet and the house is SO sitl-
ted on the lot admit addition that would
renier il connections any Hotel in the city
large portion of the furniture can be purchas-
ed with the house if desired. va -. b.
is we'll known that bookkeeping is in this city
most profitable business and to any one wishing TO
engage N such vocation, this is excellent oppor-
tunity to procure eligible location being convent
ent To ali the business portions Of our city.
For terms, &C., apply to
tec29-u EST A. V. 6. LINDSLEY.
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nate en- ough in making an engagement with
those worldrenowned actsrs. Mr.. and Mrs.
WALLER, who appear, for the first in this city,
tonight. The beautiful play of The lunch
back has been selected for the opening night
Of the WALLERs The performance to con-
clude with the Rough DiaBaond = sfs7 ~
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Unprecedented Inducements for New Sub
casiha.s

Any person forwarding 80 new 50 Subscriptions
ESQ., will be presented with deed giving perfect
title 10 ten acres OF land in Texas Kansas Iowa,
Wisconsin, ana the Magazines promptly mailed 10 the
subscribers whether at the dfftsfent Post
Offices
In the same proportion, deeds for 90 AZ so, leo
acres will be sent premiums tor 20, 40, So l60
% subscripuous--an acre for each copy Subscribed
for.
All communications connected with the De
of the kNI should be addressed
JOHN A. GRAY, rs ami Is Jacob street. "A Articles
designed for the body of the Magazine should be di
DR. JAMES o. MOVES; ID the l5ltor Ia
Bile To LOUIS GAYLORD CLARK
AGENTs AXE WANTED in every part of the country.
BACK NJ MBERs and Bound Volumes on hand
JOHN A. GRAY, Publish and Prntes,
10 and Is Jacob ST., Frankfort ST., New York.
MOVES
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Intelligence from Indiana.
POWELL SLADE. saws;

N'''-'-11 H"11FHA71-i
ABINGDON. Wayne CO., Ind, April 81, 1887.
"Allow me To say tnat Hoohand's German Bitiers
have truly performed miracles in this part OF the
country, and there DlaHywho and do speak or
its exceency and intrinsic merits. ! send you the
names Of some who have been greatly relieved by Il
y. J. Swing, Mrs. d. Carson Mrs. Elizabeth Hunt,
Mrs. John Minor, Mr.. NJ. Regle, Mrs. +. Sell and ma
ny others"
These Btters are intended for Liver Complaint Dys-
pepsia, Nervous Debility, and diseases arising from
disordered stomach They All perform hat il Is said
they Will. For sale by druggists and store-keepers
in every town and village in the United States Cana
das, West Indies aud south America rs cents per
bottle See that the signature OF C. NJ jackson is on
the wrapper Of each bottle. ianI-lm
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lS- We were surprised and panied to hear
through the UnioH and American OF Saturday,
of the death of Hon. A. J. MARcHBANKs.
He died suddenly at Manchester on Thursday,
while on the Bench, holding the Circuit Court
of Coffee county.
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Commercial.
.,G1 = DAILY PATRIOT OrFIcE,
NASHVILLE Ian 10 1853

j
TOBACCO-The sales Saturday were the
largest of this season. At HAMILToN's, there
were 20. hhds sold at the following figures !:
4 1873 so, IS, 5 40. 3 55,3 35, 4 80, 5 IS,
so. 3 IS, 3 10, 10, 90, 5 95,.5 so, 3. 80,
6 20. 8 SIS, rs. .7'sss
AT the warehouse of FISHER, WIRELESS &
Co.'S, IL were sold at the following prices =
IS, 5 80, 5 SO, IS. 6 40, 9 Is, 4 60, O5,
l 60, IS, 3 500 90, 6 80, 60, 6 rs, 6 IS,
5 so.
COTTON-In the cotton market there was
considerable activity manifested, and we
quote good middling at l0(910 10.
LARD-We quote at 9G9I0c.
BACON-No improvement; and clear sides
are still quoted at 9G99a; hams at lO9lO4.
COFFEE-Rio Iz4@13e p n.
SUGAR-Brown 79s4c. p ID. The mar
ket is well supplied.
CHEESE = Western Reserve Ioc; Eng
Iish Dairy 124@14 p ID.
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s- The Augusta Chronicle of Friday an
n6nncss the death of Csc. NJ. NEWTON, NJ d.,
Professor of Anatomy in the Medical College
o. Georgia, which occurred in that city the
day before, from lOckjaw, the result of in
jaries received in fall from buggy some
two weeks ago.
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! Misfellanrous.
Land FOR sale.

AN offering for sale beautiful Tract of IaBd situ-
Il ated on the old Lebanon read, and now sailed
snih's turnpike, fronting Immediately sand Pike,
about miles from the city Tract OF Land SHINING
aoout11I Acres, abeut 81 acres cleared the balance
heavily tim 5ered. Upon the tract never4aii-
ing Springs, and beautiful Building Site The sosl 10
OF the hnst Quality and ssce ptbe Of the highest
state OF cultivation and the timber is unusually heavy
his tract IS q part OF the Jno- Acdurry land and
loins that Of J. X Iabbss heirs, G. W. NcMurry ,,
Bender aud Juo McMurry- ] would invite the attefl-
ton OF those wishing to purchase desirable piece Of
lind TO give this exam nation, con ident
they VIII be pleased as il is equal not superior
any that has been offered for sale. For terms, sc ,
apply to ~ E. r. GLASCOCK,
decSo-lm Agent
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From Memphis.

MEMPHIS, Jan. S.-The overland mail of
the thirteenth arrived yesterday being the
first arrival on Schedule time
The Inauguration of the bust of Jackson
took place to-day, with imposing ceremonies.
The Military Mason's Firemen &c. Joined
in procession. The Hon. Andrew Ewing
delivered the Grafton. -
Weather very cold.
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y book for the Sick.
81 DR. SAMUEL 5. FITCH

=
OK lAAIt tkAc ou The causes and % Consume,
- tlins asthma. BRONCHITIS, Heart Disease Isysl g.
slss Female tcm lsatE and Chronac Diseases general
" (boaad 80 pages, - snSravtagsl, BY Dr SAM
ot- ftfe n: EXPLAINING the authors treatment By
which he both pFsvsats Ana cures tie above ssss
eases.
THIS eook has been tbs meahs % S4ving Thousands
OF hvcs Prise, Is cats- sent By mai tzsst n, Ii
fH 90 ceats Apply - Dr.. \. J. Fssua once ia
hfoaa~ay New YORK. Caasais4Eioa, parsoaa.lIy OF
~ lcstsr, Tree. ocsass-Ssniu1.-u
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Stomach or Liver,
Such as Tndigcs: IN, Acdty of the stomach, Cholic
Pains, Heartturn, Loss OF Appetite, Dependency
COstveness, Blind aud Bleeding Piles. In ali Ner
vous Rheumatic and Neuralgia Affections, il has, in
numerous instances, proved highly beneficial, and in
others effected decided cure.
Tins Is purely vegetable compound, prepared on
strictly scientific principles after the manner of tho
celebrated Holland professor, BoePhave Because OF
its great success most OF the European States IL
Introduction into the United states intended
especially for these of fatheTland scattered her
and there the face of tins mighty country
Meeting with great success among them, now one
II 10 the American public knowing that IT. truly won
deriul medicinal virtues must be acknowledged
IL rs particularly recommended 10 those person
whose constitutions may have been impaired by tn
continuous OF ardent spirits, other forms of
s4patiOn. Generally instantaneous effect t finds lie
way direeue To the seat Of ne, thrilling and quckeE-
ing every nerve raising up the dropping spirit, All
in TACT lnfasing health and yigor in the system.
NUIICE-WhOever expects 60 1nd this a beyera
Will be disappointed; bat 10 the sick, the weak
low spirited It viii prove grateful aromatic cordial
possessed Of singular remedial properties
eau TON.
The great popularity OF this delightful Aroma hs
iIduced many limitations, which the public Shout
guard against purchasing BE not persuaded 10 bu
anything else until yoa have given BoeFhAve's HO
how infinitely superior u Is to all these limitations.
ss- sold At 81 per bottle, or ak bottles Tor So,
THE SOLE PROPRIETOR,
BENJAMIN PAGE. Jr., a. CO..
Manufacturing PhArmaoeatsts aud Chemists,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
sold BY Druggists generally throughout the UniIes
States and Caaadas
ks- sold IA Nashville by
EwtN, Pen Dl.E.ToS \ Co, Wholesale Ax'ts
W W. BERRY n DEMoyIILE,
DF. A. N. ROSCOE
IO. q. BROWN,
DkAOyiiIE \ hELI.
O. ". HkNl k.lSSIiOrf,
Dg. I. WELLS
WELLS HOOPER & Co.
BEECH 4 HUNTER,
~ ~ Hou Ia zaaass
Ap2s-d&Siy
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iiArsng sold my estzhisshmsss 10 Messrs. Mcczslin
szrAaeT, eheerfaliy recomGnend shesn % my fuE-
uler eastDnaers and frseads.
decz5-u Al hrHRfDE
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To EDITOR OF EvANGELIsT:-s.My age is Six
ty. One year ago, my hair was very grey, and
had gradually fallen until it had become thin.
l commenced using Mrs. S. A. Aliens Worlds
Hair Restorer and also the Zylobalsamum, now
my hair is RESTORED to its ORIGINAL COLOR,
and ceased to fall -
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Leaving risk u the purchaser .......... SSld
q Persons who desire need only remit the risk
Package, for which Will se4d Certificate, fol-
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Suprenie Court.

NAshvrIE, Saturday, Nov. Z.
W. C. Moore Ex'r. ct. al. Geo Elliott
ct. al. VS.. opinion 10y Mckinney, j.; reversing
decree and Diminishing bill.
Chas. Goodall VS.. l.. Thurman opinion by
Caruthers, j.; afi hing Judgme mt below.
Alpha Young vs.. Adam Button opinion by
Wright j.; affi .ming decree of Chancellor.
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CITY OF MEXICO. Dec. 70. -Zuloago has
been dcpostd by the forces under Robes, and
taken refuge i'll the English Minister'S house.
koDles announces himself the head Of the
Conservatives, and has sent commissioners to
Vera Cruz to treat with Juarez for IA union
with the Liberals.
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ETNA COAL.

A FiNk supply - this mosl feaaoznraf Gal - nes
n On hand Al tue taz Gsai faFa. back e lhe Nash
vie ana chAlsaoes a.AiFuaa feEt, AID srliing
fuiiesiAE loU HFiccss
IAIs lsuab .Ha ssaaA Coal = essss ssr susAsi, 81
- 30 per IuA.
hixea, isrxe ana nns csai - esnis p~r buzhsi, or
k1ss Gal is eents per eszsR,ei o. 81 % pr Ton
xry aad yea siil asoa - csasinred a ne best
Ceai . lhe a.Arkss.
dsesl-ig sAxL }. AGSE~s
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From NEW Mexico.

ST. Louis, Jan. S.-The New Mexico mail
of the 20lh, has arrived at Independence
The NavaJoes are willing to do anything for
peace. Nothing has been heard of the mail
party leaving Neosho, for Albuquerque on
the 10Th oil October
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NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.

company,
whereby money ior Tickets, Ia sums OF Ten DoiIars
anu upwards, can be sent Us
At OUR RISK AND EXPENSE.
from any city ar town whore they have an oeso.
The money and order nut DO enclosed an A s.GOy
EMINENT PosroFflcE STAMPED ENVELOPE or
The express cannot receive them.
All communications strictly confidential
Address Orders for nckets or Cerfifeates m
WOOD, Idly CO, Augusta, Georgia
or, MOo EDDY CO, Atlanta, Georgia
or, WOOD, EDDY Co, Wilmington Delawar.
So list Of the mum bers that are d ru~prrou.
wheel with the amount Of tile pfze thar each one n
ehuued TO- ~hl be published afler every drawing in
the following palrrss4 ssgsfd ((u y
asf, Ae'o Orea1s Afa, kodtle Regssfer CHarT,rto,.
Mdnddrd Adshr1He Gdsets afidafa B.,,Iioeneer ~,
YORK " eekag Dag Bo0k, SauaasaaA Ddslv Fr,rs R,rA
nond DlspdtcA, -Ne0 York Distafek AVID Pa,Id,.s
ms Clarion and Linie Rock Ark TrUs DenocTsg
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@s- The Editor of the Chattanooga
Savannah and Charleston, and on his re-
turn says be has been '.rumiaatyg about
generally"-no doubt a unused.
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COMMITTED TO JAIL

az tnxssssn eoanty, "a The essh day q nscasahas
" 1855 nsEro boy sho SAYS his aasas - 1oAn .
ana ~. DC beiaass q julius wsas, u Ratherf1fa
ceaai5 fsan rasd hoy = aieat = years old DARK
e''sHs Kz'as srsghs about is0 is5 goands vel
~ siei Ata ztsut- fhe asnef requested eesne
dreo1s, tA.s J2au-Fy sth. Iss6.
HOS H0RSoN
-Jsls-sa sallor Al >&sh sllles Tenn.
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southern Pacific Railroad

New ORLEANS, Jan. S.-Presideut Fowlkes
is detained here ill Tuesday, the Ilth, i'll con-
sequence of Telegraph notices of large remit
tances on the way. H. is receiving numerous
remittances daily. There is no stock in the
market for sale.
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WOOD, EDDY y CO., Managers.
Successors to 5. Swan s. Co.

VIE following Scheme viii be drawn by Wood EDDY
Il Co, Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery ne
each OF their Single Number Lotteries FOR JANraRr
1852 at AUGUSTA, Georgia, IN public, under. H. ga
perintendence of Commissioners.
Glass draws Saturday, JanuaryzI, 1859.
Class draws Saturday, January 9, 1853.
Class draws Saturday, January is. 1859
Class draws Saturday, January 90 1854.
Glass draws Saturday, January %, 1859
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Gs- The journeymen printers Of Gin
cinnati have resolved TO celebrate the coming
anniversary of the birthday Of BENJAMIN
FRANKLrN, on the i7th January with grand
ball and supper.
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River News.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. S.-The river is falling
with feet inches water on the falls, and 8
feet Inc hes in the canal.
ST.. Louis, Jan. S.-The river is falling, and
full OF floating ice. Navigation in the upper
streams is suspended.