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Supreme Court.

NASHVILLE, Thursday, Jan. q.
Patrick Fay VS. R. n. Jones ct al. Opinion
by Wright, j.; reversing decree Of Chancellor
ana remanding cause.
J. S. Webb VS. E. A. McNeill. Opinion by
Wright, j.; affirming decree OF Chancellor.
j. & W. Fraxton, admir-, VS. j. Fraxton dis
tributor. Opinion by Wright. j.; affirming
decree of Chancellor.
Polly Keaton, by next friend, VS. G. B.
Odom ct al. Opinion by Wright, j.; affirm
ing decree of Chancellor.
R. d. Morgan ct al VS. Robert Reed ct al
Opinion by Mckinney, j.; reversing decree
and decree here.
j. Mullins VS. Hays, Doak ct al. Opinion
by Mckinney, j.; affirming decree of Chan
celor.
S. Beech, ex'r., VS. H. Jenkins ct al. Opin-
ion by Mckinney, j.; affirming decree and
remanding cause.
Robt Mathews ct al VS. Hunt, Miller ct al.
Opinion Caruthers, j., affirming decree of
Chancellor.
T. J. Roane ct al VS. Bank ofNashville ct al
Opinion Caruthers, j.; affirming decree of
Chancellor.
Sallie Ann Baton VS. Sam. Winston. Opin-
ion by Caruthers. j.; affirming and remand
ing for proper parties.
J. w. Allison IS E. II. Stephens ct al.
Opinion by Caruthers. j.; affirming decree OF
Chancellor.
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River and Steamboat News.

ARRIVED.
Jan. o7-HIudson, Cincinnati
7. c. Twichell, New Orleans.
DEPARTED.
Acacia Cottage. Waitsboro.
The river is still rising slowly with sufli-
Gent water for all classes Of steamboats,.
The Dr. Robertson, from Paducah was the
only arrival yesterday.
The HHReionkd Is the regular mail boat for
Paducah to-day. at II o'clock, connecting at
that place with mail steamers for Louisville
and Memphis.
For New ORLEANS.--Thc regular paSscn-
ger and freight steamer r. C. TiCicLeiL. HARRY
G.. McCOMAs, Master, will leave for New Or
leans to-day at 3 o'clock. Her last trip was
Il most brilliant one for passengers, she
being full going aud returning from the Gree
cent City. Her popular. energetic and ind'-
fltigable commander never fails in carrying
crowds of people. The gopl-looking sccre-
tary of the TricIell. Mr.. MooRE, has rooms
for a few more who my wish pleasant trip.
Register your names early.
The b. ". RHiyan from 81. Louis, and the
Rel Rorer, from New Orleans, are exp, ctcd
TO arrive to-day.
The Saii,e WeSt, from Padncah, will arrive
tonight and leave on return trip TOMORROW.
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special committee consisting of Messrs.
Darden. Anderson and Martin.
Mr.. Jones moved to adopt the resolution
accepting and adopting the plan of Mr..
Ackrovd for a new school-house in South
Nashville, and advocated the motion in a
somewhat elaborate and earnest speech.
Mr.. East was opposed to action tonight.
IT was an important matter and no great
haste was necessary. The building was to be
a large one, and would cost heavy som.
Mr.. Jones gave his reasons for urging the
erection of the building. at the present time,
so that they may be completed by the COM
mencement of the next scholastic year. he
said it was of the utmost importance to that
portion of the city in which it was to go up.
DIR. C. X. Winston (Mr. East in the chair)
argued the Importance of the undertaking, and
stated that il had been contemplated to erect
such building for two or three years past,
and that the children in that part Of the city
had been and were now crowded toge Their III
rented rooms The Superintendent had, IN
the former Board of Aldermen, urged the ne
cessity of such a house in the locality named.
The corporation owned the lot, which had
been purchased for the purpose, and the only
obstruction to the measure was the Inability
of the corporation to pay for the work. That
was a serious obstacle, but he hoped the build
ing would 90 up, if upon a credit.
Mr. East acknowledged the Importance OF
the work. but he was not convinced that 1t
was necessary to put up a house costing Sl6,-
600 Why not put up one at $4,000 or SlO.-
600? If il was to be the main school build
ing Of the city, he was opposed to the lOca-
ton, and to the size of the lot, which was too
small for such house.
Mr. Rhea stated his position, and urged the
absolute necessity of providing for the rising
generation, and advocated the adoption OF
the resolution.
Mr. Bostick was rot prepared to act.and did
not see the necessity for such an expensive
house. If the lot was central TO the whole
city, such house would be available for the
purposes contemplated.
Mr.. East moved to postpone, which was
lost. --
Mr.. Jones moved to adopt the resolution.
Mr.. Darden moved to postpone action till
the next meeting, and make the resolution
the special order Of the evening. Carried
Mr.. Rhea offered a resolution to rent the
Wharf of Maj. Alex. Allison; which was
adopted.
Mr. Craighead introduced bill in relation
to the removal of safes referred to Select
COmmiI tee.
Mr.. Craighead introduced bill in relation
to street sprinklng. which was, on his mo-
ton, ref, rred to the Water Works Committee.
Mr.. Dardcn moved TO reconsider the vote
referring the bill to appropriate money to
buy new engine for No l, which was car
ried, and the bill taken up and put on its
third reading, aud rejected.
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From The Leather and Shoe Reporter


BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET-Trade for the
week, with most Of our dealers, as been very far
Those BUYERS who have been with for the last two
three weeks, making their purchases, and, as
Southern and Western dealers are constantly arriving
a very good feeling is manifested.
There is a wellprepared stock Of goods on the mar
k I, and adequate to all present demands, but
statementswhich recently appeared IN one Tour
daily papers representing II enormous. incor-
rect. Not TO speak of such a representation, when
ed by wide observation that orders being recelv
ed and goods sold sufficient TO warrant dealers
and manufacturers in their present operations. we
are well aware that there has been, and still is on the
part of of manufacturers, disp 'sition To
make too many goods, and we have always taken &C
CASTOR 10 deprecate the same; but must say, that
in the face of all the apparent evidence 10 the contra
ry we cannot see forsee, any alarming Increase
of this desperation the present season.
The purchases of stock have been unusually large
but part this Is TO be attributed 10 the Iact
that many manufacturers who usually purchase
month stock separately, anticipating rise, have
purchased, this season. three months STOCK at once
There is indeed nothing justify the expectation of
an extra demand the ensuing season, and We would
not underrate the necessity OF cautlon but we think
the great body of manufacturers understand THIS
and after having completed their assOrtments, Will
not continue manufacture rapidly as 1t present,
unless that demand should greatly increase. The ex-
perence of former seasons VIII, We hope exert a
healthy and restraining Influence Ii rs an undoubted
fact that the outh and West must have given guam
tlty Of goods, and nothing al present TO pre-
clude the probability OF their paying for the same
Al any rate inclined to hope for the best and
and counsel manufacturers not 10 urge their goods up
on the market nor base their operations upon the
expectation Of a very large demand but TO charge a
fair reasonable price for their goods and adhere
to it.
There have been two public sales since last, at
which $40 sold for the aggregate sum OF
$50.
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Dp Gelfarapb.
From xyashingfon.

WAsHISGToN Jan. 27se SENATE.-The Sec
rotary oftbe Navy was directed to furnish all
information supplied by Lieut.. Craven, re-
specting bis survey of the Atrato Ship Canal
The Pacific Railroad bill was taken up.
An amendment was adopted to prevent
SPECTATORS from keeping back and from set
Element.
Doolittle's motion passed. that the secretary
of the Interior on the passage OF the act should
be authorized TO take proposals for the north
ern and southern routes leaving the Central
as now.
Douglas offered an amendment that the de-
sert lands within 40 miles of the middle sec
ton Of the road be open to presumption rights
at 10 cents an acre passed.
HoUsE.-The Consular and Diplomatic bill
was taken up. The Honse refused to concur
in the amendment of the Committee of the
Whole, abridSing the number Of foreign mis-
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nz,-Capt TRAVIS hasrecently paid the city of
Huntsville a flying visit, when he astonished
and delighted the inhabitants by his extra
ordinary skill and GOODNESS in pistol-shooting.
Among other things he performed the feat Of
shooting an object of the size Of, silver half
dollar. from each of the hands of a man
placed at ten PAGES from him, at two consecu-
tive shots. Capt. TRAVIS is now in this city /,
and will keep his shooting gallery open TIL
Wednesday night next, when it will positively
be closed He offers prize OF Silver
Goblet to the person who may make the best
six consecutive shots, between now and
Wednesday night. Competition is open to
the entire public.
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NTEAR the Nashville and North A ~, ~
~ Western Railroad, IN Cheath- -
am county 1 am offering great bar III 80 tf.
gains IA the following Tracts of e -
Land
one Tract lying on the Charlotte Pike II miles from
Nashville aud within mile Of Harpeth river, con
tanning acres with good double Log House kitch-
en, ont houses stable and Spring upon II, which VIII
lee s1ld Tor six Hundred Dollars; half cash. the bal
ancc years credit without interest.
One Tract lying Turuhull creek. within a few
hundred yards al the Nashville 4 y. W. K r. finely
tmbercd With Poplar Walnut and oak, about so acres
rich Bottom, with nnc springs also, flowing Spring
Cave; also across the Charlotte Pipe, cunain
Tag 40 acres WHICH will be sold for 81 O0O onethIrd
cash, the haiance aud two years credit with.
cut Interest.
One Tract lying about miles west OF Kingston
Springs AMI mile rom the Nashville y. ". r. r.,
containing $50 Acres, heavily mhered nth all Kinds
OF graNt has free stone Spring Il; has several
hundred acres Of good upland upon IL; would make
luc stock Farm nne country for Hogs AID sheep,
which viii be sold for - 900, pnethird cash, the bal
ance aud two years credit. without interest.
one Form lying Big Harpeih, within mile OF
Kingston springs and within half mile OF the Nash
willie y \, ". X r.. containing 3i5 acres, about IS
acres Ia cultivation, good House and all necessary
oui-housrs upon H. Ibis farm has one OF the nnest
water powSrs il IN the state for large machinery
Was once selected by the Hon, JoHS BKiI a Tor
the Armory Of Unlicd states; which viii b. sold at
SIS yer acre third cash, the balance and
ISn years credit NIthDut Interest Or u purchasers
wuaid prefer paying all cash Will discount per
month upon the time paper Tor ali tue above
tracts
Persons wishing Ia purchase will please call upon
lhe gndoFs gucd. General Land Agent Tor Cheatham
Jins0-iniatriwa~ z. J. RREIDER
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

rsf%rS~ySS. DIR. KING formerly OF New York, for
NEa@zSS the last four years of Louisville, Ken
tuCNy who las devoted las attention To- the treat
meut of private diseases for oyer so years uateTs
himself, having attended % practice for 50 many
years and cured many thousands he ~ enabled To
all diseases OF private nature no matter how
bad they may be from nJudciuus medical treatment,
from neglect Of their own. Or. Kings Inspensary
is No p BeadeTlck street, between Cherry and the
square second story where he all diseases Of
private nature.
GoNoRghEA cured without nauseiOus medicine or in
reference with business.
rICrt Ehs- old recent date enectualy cured in
a few days, by operation which causes no pain
Where IA structure exists health cannot be enjoyed
Perhaps disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution go much.
SYPHILIS with ali the diseases Of the skin growing
out OF neglect bad treatment, be ohectually
cured IA lew days.
SEMINAL WEAKNE~S-particularat tcntoT having been
given 60 this disease and all the consequences grow
ing OF IL, brought on ia many cases by the de-
structve habits OF lnconslCTaic Youths and eNcss-
sive Indulgence u Ihc pasns acglect oi Nhch VIII
undermine the constitution rendering the sublccIunnt
for business society and causing premature Old age
Females who may be lab0ring with any dlniculty Of
tire Womb NAV rest assured OF immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case with Zee enclosed directed 10 Dr. A king,
No. % Deaderick street, Nashville, Tenn, viii have
the necessary medicine e. their address with ne
ccsSary directions. strict secrecy observed once
hour from O'Clock in the morning until in the eve.
ning maN-o-'ndA~H
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Intelligence from Indiana.

ABINGDON. Wayne CO., Ind, April p, 1851.
"Allow me 10 say that Hollands German Bltters
have truly performed miracles in this part Of the
country and there many who can and do speak Of
its excellency and Intrinsic merits send you the
names Of some who have been greatly relieved by il
j. J. Swing, Mrs D. ID Carson, Mrs. Elizabeth Hunt,
Mrs. John Minor, Mr.. NJ Reggie, Mrs. F. Sell and ma
ny others
These Btters intended for Liver Complaint, Dys-
pcpsii, Nervous Debility, and diseases arising from
disordered stomach they Will perform what It is said
they viii. For sale by druggists and store keepers
in every and village in the United States, Cana
das West Indies aud South America, at IS cents per
bottle. See that the signature of C. NJ Jackson
the wrapper of each bottle. Ianl-lm
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REILLY.

MEMPHIS, Jan. -, 1859.
To Messrs. Trousdale, MOnslrrut, McMa-
hon. VI. c. Galloway. c. Stone, Walker, J. j.
Worshnm. aud others
To the officers and members of the Fire De-
parimrnt. aud TO the Ladies and Gentlemen
Il the Corps Dramatic. with all the officers
aud attaches of the Gaiely Theatre
To the Citizens who have been pleased 10
honor me in the tender of n Complimentary
Benefit, and TO my friends of the Fire Depart
ment, 1 respectfully return my heartfelt
thanks.
To the ladies and gentlemen of the Corps
Dramatique, and attaches of the Theatre, |
would say | esteem their considerable act, GU
this occasion, as n most fiattering reward for
my anNieties and labor. 80 nearly allied 10
me ia business, they certainly have the best
opportunity of fairy Judging me, and ac-
eept this evidence oi their regard with sim
cere qualification.
have the honor to name Saturday evening
January 18th, as the occasion on which eau
receive the compliment rendered me by my
friends
most respectfully subscribe myself.
Nm ii. CRISP.
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The ssEIixir.s,

Prepared by DR. JAS. WILLIAMS, for the cure ofDYS
PEPSY and nothing but DYSPEPSY, (as advertised in
another column has, by its own merits, obtained for
itself high reputation in Philadelphia, that Physi-
acquainted with its properties, are using it them
selves prescribing it 10 their patients, convinced
by observation, of its great efficacy in restoring the
disordered digestive organsto healthy function. Nu
merous cases Of Dyspepsy, Of the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned as incurable by
the Medical Faculty, have by the use OF this
Elixir been restored perfect health attested Ger
fcates testify aprl3-ly
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Ee- The KHickabocker for February. genial
able. and wholesome as ever, is at hand. AS
we never grow tired of reading this sterling
monthly, we know not when we shall have an
end of our Communications of it. In addi
ton to its usual highly entertaining mat
ter, the present number contains an "Edito-
with which its hosts of friends, true friends
will be highly delighted. May it live always
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-28

The way to keep well, take HeLean's Cale-
Jratei Strengthening Cordial and Blood Furlier,
be careful in diet, and no disease can attack
the system. This Cordial is the most effective
Alternative and Tonic ever known. IL is
perfect preventive OF disease, and it strength
ems the 81 stem and PARTIES and cleanses the
blood. Try it, and you will be convinced.
See the advertisement in another column.
ianlS-2w
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5Eo- J. W. BRANCH. the gentlemanly Treas
urer of - Crisp's Gaiety." leaves this city to-
dav, en- route for Huntsville. There he meets
"Cooper's Opera Troupe" and after short
season in that city he returns to Nashville
and will open The - Gaiety' with this highly
popular troupe next Monday night week
May success attend him.
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f-s- The telegraph Is great Institution.
Mr.. wv. II. Far, at abe Franklin Festival, in
New York, said friend 0! bis went the other
day TO 81. Louis, and, wishing to be especially
endearing, sent dispatch TO his wife, asking.
"what have you got for breakfast, aud how
Is The baby ~ She telsgraphed back, buck
wheat cakes aud the measles" Thus the
Telegraph viii have beneficial effect in cor
r citing cur tendency 10 verbosity.
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eo- The Court Of Appeals of Kentucky
has affirmed the decision IL Judge MriE, in
the mattsr of the CONTESTED eieetion for tie
Office Of jaiior Of Louisville, between Messrs.
BATsAS and Thomas. The decision is that
Mr.. Thomas, the American, is entitled TO The
afiies
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IEITEIl ILL

". II. CRISP. ESQ Dear Sir: The mem
beers of your Memphis Gaety, with all the
attaches of the establishment. beg TO volun-
tccr their services on the occasion of your
Benefit.
This tribute Of respect we desire TO pay
you, as a testimony of our admiration for you
~ an ACroR, MANAGER, and MAN.
We believe you will regard our profession
al acknowledgements rs one of the highest
compliments which can be paid you.
Siac rely wishing you all health, happiness
and prosperity, we have the honor to b.,
yours. faithfully,
CSigncd by all the ladies aud gentlemen OF
the Company. and every Individual member
of the establishment
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We learn that Col V. X. STEVENSON and n
f. ALLowAY, ESD have effected lease upon
the St. Cloud Hotel for nincty-nine year,
with the privilege of continuing it The same
length of time. They pay $4,000 per annum
81 900 every six months. We trust that in
their possession this favOritc hotel is TO be
enlarged and improved.
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fGn We had the pleasure of call, yester-
day, from our friend, A. Il. VICES, Esq. the
allie editor of the Huntsville (Ala.) Aqderea
dent. The PATRIOT force voted him the free
dom Of the Office. He will remember this,
and act accordingly.
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Esy- We learn that it is in contemplation
to have a supper at Harmonic Hall, Market
street, next Wednesday night, February End.
The object of the supper Is to raise funds to
pay the debt of the new German Catholic
Church, which has been recently erected. We
trust our citizens generally will respond TO
the call, and in addition assisting to praise
worthy object, they will also spend AN agree
able and pleasant evening.
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COoPER's english OPERA TROUPE. - We
learn with much pleasure that this troupe
will perform in this city. commencing on the
18th of February. This Troupe has recently
performed at Louisville and Other cities, with
great success.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-28

Egg- RICHARD STEP was arrested day
before yesterday, by Deputy Marshall WmKER-
son. OH a Charge of having stolen mule, the
property of WM. LANIER, of Edgf Id. He
was held to baiI for his app arance at the
next term of the Criminal court.
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General Hardware Business
AT THE OLD STAND OF
KIRKMiN & ELLIS, No. 81 Public Square,

where We will be pleased to see the old customers Of
the house. Also friends in general assuring them
If best Efforts 10 render entire satisfaction. We
would that the stock is being made complete, by
large additions OF New Goods, and will be prepared
for the Spring Trade before the LIST Of February
The general prices will remain the low es-
tablished by WILLIAMS Co.
janI2-tf MCCALL co.
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Gomulerrial.
ezs DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE. !

coTToN-sales yesterday of about $50
bales at 5000 IS. isi d3sEAi3ts y
2 TOBACCO at FISHER, WIRELESS q
Cos l6 hhds at 4 20, 4 SO, 5 40, IS, 4 35,
%, 4 25. 4 10, 4 Is, 4 IS, 6 80. 6 90, 6 So.
co. A 25, so; and at A. HANmroN's p
bids at IS, 6 35. 4 20, 5 CO. O5, 20,
6 35, 5 IS, 6 so, 6 so, 6 10. Z 90, 6 So, s 80,
90, 4 IS. As. 6 so, 6 s5,7 05, 4 20, 5 50,
4 10, 5 80. 6 Is, SO, Z rs.
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N A S III V | L L F.:
FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY %, 1859

Bs- We have just received additional sup
plies of Printing Materials and stock OF all
descriptions, and are better prepared than
ever to do Job Printing in the finest style OF
the art We solicit orders. =
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From Yucatan.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 26.-The schooner
Brilliant. from Campeachy, brings Yucatan
advices of the 18th. The liberal party hav-
ing triumphed, offer an amnesty TO the In
dams. Those not accepting will be either
shot or banished for ten years.
The steamer Tennessee is below.
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Es- It has been mutually agreed by the
publishers of the daily papers in Nashville,
that hereafter they will not furnish their pa
per free of charge to any yearly adyer tlser
We make this statement in order that there
NAV be no misunderstanding in future busi-
ness transactions with our patrons. tt
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To Nervous Sufferers.

Aretired Gentleman having been restored TO health
n a few days, after many years Of nervous suffering
wlsend Gree to assist others copy of the prescrP-
ton and supply Of the remedy, on receiving
stamped envelope bearingt the apPcants address hi
rect the Rev. JOHN II. DAGNALL, ls6 Fulton Street,
Brooklyn, Ny aprI3-triw-s
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WI aFkets.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 25.-COtton-sales to-
dav 2 900 bales. Market unchanged. Sugar
firm; sales 800 hhds. Molasses declined &c.
Corn firm: sales 1900 bushels at 90(995c.
Mess Pork Sl9 90.
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Wilson Spring Property.

MeEwen and others .. Nance a Matloek.
DURSUANT 10 a decree Of the Chsnccry Cont az
Il Nashville, at November Term. ls5S, la above
cause vii sell a the Court house, IN this CITY on
Saturday, The 18th day OF February, 1853,
lots Nos as 10, -, so aud 81, being Subdivisions Of
It No - N the original plan e ailson Syriug Prop
crty. -r.l
TEEns-One txo and three years. credit, without
interest," N0Ies iIii good personal security rcqgir
janis-,d IE GIEAvEs, c. An
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WOOD, EDDY 4 co., Managers,
Successors to =. swan L. Co.

THE following scheme viii be drawn by Wood Eddy
a Co. Managers of the sparta Academy Lottery IL
eacl 81 thar single Number Lotteries Tor JASUAKr,
1889, al AUGUSTA, Georgia, IN public, under the
OF Commissioners.
Glass draws Saturday, February s, le5 &.
Glass draws Saturday, February IL, 1858.
Class 8 draws Saturday, February 10, 1S5 :.
Glass draws Saturday, February 26, lese
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LOUISVILLE. Jan. 27.-The river is rising
slowly with feet 3 inches water in the canal
and feet inches Oh the falls.