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The Placer herald., 1859-06-25
NOTICE

V6NO the Subscribers in the Sacramento .4abuln
-a- and Nevada Railroad Company. The sub
scribers to the stock Of the aboy -namcd Com
pany are hereby notified tha. tire five per cent
will be due, Gas agreed upon by the subssribcr4'
Oh Friday, the 18th day of July, 1859, at which
time all are requested to pay their respective
amounts to the undersigned. The above notice
is given to comply with the requisision Of the
law relating to the formation of Railroad Com
panies JOHN g. JACKSON, Treasurer
.4uburn, June 25th. 1S59-3wks
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ES- The ladies Calico party, for Tia. bene-
fit of tho Ladies Mt Vernon Association
will be held at the ''American Hotel" in this
place on the evening Of the 4th of July.
The party will be gotten up after the man
ner of picnic partes-the ladies intending
to take their baskets with cakes and other
"6Xjnsn
The Placer herald., 1859-06-25

Bua1ED THE HArcHET.-The difficulty be-
tween Messrs. McKbben and Coffroth was
adjusted in Sacramento on thursday, IN
Sacramento, on Thursday, in front OF the St.
Nicholas saloon. 4be beligerents shook
hands, drank champagne, and drowned their
previous indignation.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-25

FASHIONABLE HATs.-Lamott & Collins,
of Sacramento, have won an enviable fame
for keeping the finest and most fashionable
hats, and for giving the best of fits. If a
mountain man finds his way to Sacrament
to with a rusty tile, he straightway rushes
never fails of being suited with hat of the
latest and best style by the gentlemanly pro-
prietors.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-25
SECOND LAY.
THURSDAY, June :

THURSDAY, June 23d.
The Convention met at @ O'clock Major
Hammond, President pro tenn in the Chair.
The Committee on Credentials presented
their report. There were three contested
counties-Los Angeles, Marin and Stanislaus,
upon which there were majority and mnor-
tv reports After debate the majority was
adopted: Ayes 1872; Noes 81.
A committee of one from each county
was appointed on Permanent Organization
and Order of Business.
AFTERNOON SESSION
The Committee on Permanent Orrautza-
ton and order Of business reported for
Preslent-R p. Hammond, San Joaquin.
Vice Presidents-Jasper O'FarrelI, Sono-
ma; 9. r. Street, Shasta; F. NJ. Smith, Butte
Secretarv-W. r. Mitchell, Butte. AS
sistaut do, b. NJ. Henry, San Louis Obspo
Asa d. Wallron, El Dorado A. W. Baldwin
Sierra.
Sergeant, t-Arms-Thos. Galloway. As
sistant de- John Catfee.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-25
MT. Vernon Joke-Tbe Greeks Sold.

The ladies of California, have entered
with so much spirit in the design of secur-
ing Mt. Vernon to the nation, to be by it
protected and cared for, that we would not
be surprised if the Golden State yet made up
the whole purchase money. The Lady
Managers, in pursuance Of their labors,
must at times meet with some amusing ad-
ventures, but probably none more humor-
Gus than occurred recently to two ladies, who
do not reside outside Of Placer county, who
have been very successful canvassers.
Visiting a party of Greek miners, who
understood the English language imperfectly,
they explained the object of their visit as
we'll as they could to be to collect money to
purchase the house and home of Washing
ton. This was evidently all Greek to the
Greeks, as will be seen from the construc-
ton they put upon the language Washing
ton they construed into washing done;;" and
supposed the ladies wished to 60 into the
laundry business; and "buying the house"
was an appeal, on the part of two industrious
but poor women, to the generosity, of the
miners, to enable them to purchase house
in which to carry on the business. A Cali
fornia miner never turns the poor and needy
away without relief, and accordingly our
Greeks in true spirit Of benevoence, do
mated literally to to the poor wash-women
to start them in business.
As an American, we feel it to be our duty
to draw the veil over the immense indiona-
ton expressed by the Greeks when they af-
forwards aseertained they had been giving
money to buy the house and ranch of a
military feller" who has been dead more
than half a century. 1t is said they "cussed'
We have told this story at the risk of be-
ing shot 10 death with broomsticks. We
shall meet our fate like martyr
The Placer herald., 1859-06-25

WE THINK so, Too.-Cuvier said that
mankind was composed Of hammers and an.
wills, and that it was much better to be ham.
mer than an anvil.
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SOMETHING ABOUT EDrToRs.-An exchange
says that in the absence Of both editors, the
publisher had succeeded in securing the SER
vices Of gentleman to edit the paper that
week.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-25

A writer in an exchange gives the follow
ing definition of independent Press" He
says it means authority to join the side or
party who will pay the highest price.
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Notice to the Creditors Of VIM. Bisset

Notice to the Creditors Of VIM. Bisset
Il DURSU.gNT to an order of the Hon. T. II.
e Nandccar. County Judge of Placer county.
California, the creditors OF said insolyent are
hereby notified to be and appear before said
Judge, at Chambers in the town Of .1nburn sll
county, on the 10Th day OF July. /. -. 1888. a, 10
o'clock, \. NJ. then and there 10 show canse if ANY
they can. why an assignment of the estate ,f 'Ir
said insolvent should not be n,a,r and nr
discharged from bis debts in manner prcscr-
ed by law and that in thc mean time shall all
legal proceedings against him be stayed except
as specially prescribed by statute.
{ - Given under my hand. ana the
l.. S. Seal Of the County Court 2s
~ said county. this 18th day ei
June. A. d. 1859.
HENRY GOODING, County Clerk
June. 25th lS59.-5w
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CoNvENTIoN.-The
Democratic Convention met in this place on
Monday last, and was numerously attended
by delegates from all parts Of the county.
Out Of tifty-one precincts but three We're
unreplesentel. The Convention, as body,
for moral worth and intelligence, has never
been surpassad by a like gathering in the
County. The proceedings were conducted
with great unanimity of feeling except upon
a resolution to instruct the Delegates TO the
State Convention 10 vote as a unit This
gave rise TO some discussion, but the resolu-
ton was lost by motion to adjourn rre-
vailing.
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AN AWFUL WEApoN.-A Dahlpren or.
at Norfork, thirty-two FOUNDER, can bss sD.'
accurately directed as to hit the size Of n, 80
at the distance of six miles. "'aa
MARRIED.


Card.
CERTAIN charges against myself hav;nc,.
made public, the nature of which are too W.,
known to need specification. deem it NV d..
to myself and my friends to denounce thor
false and without foundation; and my reput,t;o"
being at stake, l earnestly court invesu,,;o.
of the whole matter.
HIRAM r, HAWKINS
June 18th --2w.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-25

COUNTY NOMINATING CoNvENTIoN.--The
Democratic Central Committee met in Au-
burn, on Monday, the Goth instant and fixed
the time for holding the County Nominating
Convention, as we understand, on the Attn of
August The call will be published next
week.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-25

FATAL AcclDENT-On Saturday last, as
j. A. Dunn was driving six mule team on
the Wisconsin Hill and Yankee Jim's Turn
pike, up the Hill on the Yankee Jim's side
of Shirt Tail Canon, by some means he fell
over the steep bank distance of two or
three hundred feet and was killed He was
thirty years of age, and formerly Of Hanni-
bal, Missouri.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-25

SELLING OFF AT CosT.-The entire stock
of Groceries, Provisions, Hardware, Queens
ware, ETC., at Thos B. Harper's stand, is to
be sold at cost price. There will be fine
chance for bargains See advertisement.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-25

A Coon n NoMINATIoN.-The,r re nomination
of Thomas Findley, for State Treasurer is a
proud Endorsement of an honest man. Our
iov over that nomination is large
The Placer herald., 1859-06-25

FAvoas- Wells, Fargo & Co., and
Freeman's Express we have received Sacra-
mento and Bay papers through the week.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-25

29r Lieut.. Gov. Walkup was insuted
and struck on Thursday, in Sacramento, by
one of McCaneys satellites, named j. W.
Williams. Gov. W. knocked Williams
down.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-25

PARcuEp.-The extreme hot weather has
parched tie vegetation upon the hills, until
the whole country appears to have been
burned over
The Placer herald., 1859-06-25

Ezy A. A. Sargent, Esq, of Nevada, is
to deliver the oratiCn at the Fourth of July
celebration to be held at Iowa Ill., in this
county.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-25
Declines to run on the Broderick Ticket

On the 18Th inst, the Broderick County
Convention met in this place, and among
other nominations placed Messrs. Sade and
Franks, members of the American party,
upon their Assembly Ticket. Wehave been
requested to publish the annexed letter from
Mr.. SIade to Messrs. Whtmarsh and Kim
ball, upon the subject. He declines the
nomination.
Durcu FLAT, June 18th, 1859.
Messrs. Whitmarsh d Kimbal:
Gentlemen Your favor Of yesterday is at
hand. The information it contained was also
officially received at the same time from the
Anti-Lecompton Central Committee. The
announcement by the Central Committee
that | had been nominated by the Conven-
ton as a candidate to represent Placer Coun-
ty at the next session Of the Legislature in
the Assembly," was received with much sur
prise, and l cannot but say with regret
Nv name was used in the Convention, as
you anticipated, without my authority or
knowledge. NO overture OF lHllInaLioH was
ever made either to, or by me, or by my au-
thority, in relation to such nomination.
Should the nomination be published, it will
exhibit me in false position. 1t will doubt.
less cause many TO impute to me corruption,
or at least gross inconsistency-neither can
be truthfully imputed. / am an american,
and until that party decline preserving its
organization in Placer County, unless suffi-
cientcon siderations present themselves to in
duce me to pursue different course, ex-
pect to rally around the trailing yet honoy!ed
banner of the American party.
| have written to the Anti-Lecompton
Central Committee peremptorly declining
the rendered honor.
am opposed to party fusion. If an op-
position ticket is desired, let our party iden
tity be lost, and let the people assemble, ir-
respective of party, and make their nomina-
tions. So long as the American party deem
it proper to keep up their organization, am
in favor of presenting "clean ticket" al
though not one man on such ticket will
have the remotest prospect of being elected.
thank you for the interest you have ta-
ken In my behalf-you fully anticipated you
now know my feelings.
Sincerely, your friend and obed't servant,
| Thomas 2. SLADE.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-25
TREASURER'S SPECIAL NOTICE

ALL persons dealing in any business renn;,
ing license are hereby specially notified 70
renew or procure license for the same, osI !,
tend to hand over all delinquents name, to n,
District Attorney on the lst day of july.
GEO. w. APPLICANTS. o..
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LAMOTT & COLLINS.
CORNER OF 2ND AND J STREETS
SACRAMENTO.
ARE TINE LEADERS OF THE DAY on
THE HAT QUESTION!

IN THEY hive on hand the largest and
e.. most complete stock of Hats and Caps -
of any other House in the city. They are in re.
not what kind of Hat you may wish, you Can fBl
it ut their store
They are the only importers direct Of the Gen.
une Linen Hat
The only place to find the regular California
made for Drivers use.
They excel in the Manufacture of all kinds Of
Dress Hats, Ladies' Riding HAS, Childrens
Fancy Hats and Caps, anc French
and American Soft Hats.
.Ilways on hand.
June 22nd. lS5g.--my
The Placer herald., 1859-06-25
ORDER OF BUSINESS.

II. D. BEouErrE, Sec'y.
The report was adopted:
After the adoption of the report, the next
business in order was nominations for Gov
ernor The names of John B. Weller, of
Sacramento, A. p. Dudley, of Calaveras,
John Nugent, of San Francisco. and J. w.
Denver, of Trinity, were pacedin nomina-
ton for Governor. Gen. Denver, and A. p.
Dudley, withdrew their names.
On the first ballot the whole number of
votes were 269
Necessary to choice, 1876
Nugent 90
There being no choice, the Convention
then proceeded to the second ballot with
the following result:
Whole number of votes cast st...........26 .269
Necessary to choice, a,.....................13 1876
The Placer herald., 1859-06-25

DIsrRIcr CouRr.-The July Term of the
District Court will commence in this place
on the llth-two weeks from next Monday
The Placer herald., 1859-06-25

The County Hospital Of San Francisco
now contains $50 patients
The Placer herald., 1859-06-25

Col. King, of Gonzales county, in Texas,
who is an equal enemy Of hard money and
grammar having proper contempt for both
and who lives as he says, "down to the end
of navigation" near Gonzales, little creek
which runs dry in summer. recently deliver
ed himself of the following emphatic re-
marks:
"Ef | owe man an unjust debt, and make
him the iawless tender Of bank bill. and
ne lnfuses to except it, but persoos out writ
for to level on my property, eff don't make
a sacrament of him Tn be id"
The Placer herald., 1859-06-25
GEO. WILLMENT,
Corner Of Commercial and Court StS;
AUBURN, CAL.

\ HAVE on hand, and an constantly rceriog
Il large additions to my we'll selected stock o
Groceries, Liquors &C., at the old corner CONSIST
ing in part as follows:
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WNANs' New STEANSHIP.-The Baltimore
(Md.) SIN Of the 18th inst, says a day or
two since, the Mcssrs. Winans, for the first
time, put in motion the machinery of their
new and novel iron ste lmer. lying ut their
yard. Ferry Bar. South Baltimore The i'm
mediate object was TO smooth the machinery
aud bring the rubbing portion into proper
working condition before trying the section Of
the vessel through The water. \ hdwser was
taken aft to secure fastening astern, and the
steam applied. Although the propclliug wheel
ran at times from eighty tn ninety revolutions
per minute, no careeuiug or osciliating of the
vessel was produced by It's action. or the vibra-
tory motion Of the machinery. TIL, water
was thrown from the wheel at the highest rev
olution with much violence and in large
masses in Il manner to all appearance, parlic-
ularly well calculated To produce forward
motion only with economy of power. The
notion OF the wheel was remarkably smooth
and tree from jar or unpleasant sound. The
ventilation of the vessel and the regulation
of the temperature in the cabin fre-rooms,
&c. by the provisions made for directing and
conducting the currents, was highly Sa,i-fac-
tory the temperature not exceeding 81 de-
grees Fahrcnhait at any time.
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Tue FAMOUS FoUNrAIN or FoRTUNE.--The
famou, fouutain, of whose miraculous quail
ties, i; was said possessed the power Of re-
moving youth to the aged, has b. n equaled
in another respect, Icy discovery which gives
fortune 10 tlie penniless. PoNCE DE LEON
Travelled many miles and many years 10 dis
cover the pure fountain of youth. The PoNcE
DE Icons OF the present day have only
To travel by mail as far as Wilmington, Della
ware, or Augusta, Georgia, to have their hopes
realized in the discovery Of the Fountain Of
Fortune. WooD, EDDY & Co.'s legalized lot
terry is no myth--no fabulous fountain. Mo-
ney is the stream which renews youth. BY
sending ten, five, or two and half dollars TO
either of these points, the lucky explorer of
its treasures, catering with but this small
amount, may come forth invigorated with
fortune Of ffty thousand dollars, or its pro-
portion.
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Dp Gflfgrapb.
From washington

WASHINGTON. Jan. IA caucus of Dem
socratic Senator's was held Saturday in refer
ence to Cuba. $50
Mason and Shields favored its acquisition,
but honght INN diate action impolItic.
Douglas regarded appearances gloomy but
would support Siidell's bill and express. Con-
fidence that the Pr sident would not act with
ont sufficient data. He thought it bert 10
wait till another Black Warrior case occur
red and then seiz. Cuba and negotiat, after
wards Davis disagreed with Douglas
Slid II advocated his own bill. Davis, Toombs,
Gwin, Bigler. and Clay favored increasing the
fund and leaving the matter to the discretion
of the President. Iverson, thought Spain
could be wearied with the question by repeal
ing the laws restraining our citizens from
enigrating. The caucus determined to favor
the Presidents view hut did not indicate any
precise mode for carrying them out.
The Senate will probably pass Slid'll's bill.
Orders have been issued to use four or five
companies of troops in Kansas as a posse COM
titus TO enforce the laws and prevent distur-
Dances.
An effort will be made in the Senate to
pass The French Spoliation bill by the previ-
Gus question.
WAsHINGToN.Jan. 1.-THE joint resolution
appointing Commodore Stea art senior flag
officer passed the House.
SENATE.-After eulogies on Harris of Illi-
nois deeeased, the usual resolutions of respect
were adopted. Adjourned.
Clemens of Va. who was wounded in
du,l with Wise, is unable to walk or leave his
roam. aud l. SO much reduced tnat lie wall
probably not resume his seat in Congress the
present session. He came TO Wasting ton to
recruit his health.
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Intelligence from Indiana.
POWELL SLADE, says:
Abingdon WaVne CO. Ind April 2I Il

wv
ABINGDON. Wayne CO., md, April 81, 1857.
''Allow to say HoOhand's German Bitters
have truly performed miracles in this part Of the
country, and there many who can and do speak Of
its excelency and Intrinsic merits send you the
names OF some who have been greatly relieved by it
j. J. Swing, Mrs. d ID Carson, Mrs. Elizabeth Hunt
Mrs. John Minor, Mr.. 81. Reggie Mrs. f. Sell and
ny others"
These Bitters intended for Liver Complaint, Dy
pepsiI, Nervous ebil ty ana diseases arising from
disordered stoma Ia Jhey Will perform hat it Is said
they will For sale by druggists ana store-keepers
in every town and village III the United States Cana
das, West Indies, and South America 10 cents per
bottle. See that the signature OF c. NJ jackson Is on
the wrapper of each bottle. Ianl-lm
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5M Q 0s
MAGNETIC PLASTER


The best and cheapest Household Remedy in the
world. Simple and pleasant in its application,
certain and efiectual It's results. beautiful scep-
tao, external Curative, applicable for the relief OF
Pain at any time, in any place in any part Of the hu
man 81 stem. and under all circumstances II you
pat this Plaster any ~uere, II Pain Is there the Plas-
ter viii stick there until the Pam has vanished The
Plaster magueuEos the Pain away aud
Pain cannot exist where this Plaster is applied
Rheumatism IAmeness, Stiffness, Weakness, De
biity, Nervousness, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia Coughs
and Colds Pains aHd Aches of every kind down
20 CoFns, are IMMEDIATELY REIIkVkD, and, with
title pauenee, PERMANENTLY CURED, by the mag.
teal influence Of the MAGNETIC PLASTER Ii Is the
simplest, srest, safest, plesantesta and cheapest
edy in existence. Its application Is universaleqasl
ly To the strong man, the delicate woman, and the
feeble infant To each and all il will prove Balm
and blessing. It's is agreeable, and without
noyanee OF trouble. lts price Is witin reach 81 all
rich or poor; all may have Il. ali should have II
WHO are sack, aud suffering Ia amy way.
PiautgEs should be AWAY supplied with this hvai-
liable, PLASTER Il will be the Go,d Physician on
any plantation, ready al al tsnes aud at instant no
dee.
trut up IA air-tght TN baxes. E.ch box xill make
sx q elsht plasseFs and any ohl4 spread them
Prizes IS cents box, With ian aud plaa directions
ID. q. uoREHgaD, W. I'd,
IascHtor and FroPrisor, 10 Wake SIRED, Ns.s rark
MoREHgAD's MAGNETIC PLASTER Is SOLD BY
ALL DRUGGIST, la every oty Io~u aud Village Of
the United States aecT-seo ASe.'~iyia
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WHITE LEAD.

WE have a large stock of superior White Lead
w for sale low. T.. Il c. ANDERSON,
Oct3Ot Nos IS aud ~ College ST., near Broad
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DRY HIDES.

WE wish to pun chase all the Dry Hides coming to
w the Nashville market, for which will pay
the highest market price IN Cash.
i. 4 c ANDERSON,
Nos As and 4 College ST.. near Broad.
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The "EIixir.,

Prepared by DR. JAS. WILLIAMS, Tor the cure ofDYS
PEPSY, and nothing but DYSpEPSY, (as advertised in
another column has, by lis own merits obtained for
itself so high reputation in Phiadeph ia that Physi
clans acquainted with its properties, using ifthero
selves ami prescribing it 70 their patients cOnvnced
by observation, OF its great efficacy in restoring the
Iisordered digestive organs healthy function. Nu
merous cases of Dyspepsy, OF the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned incurable by
some Of the Medical Faculty have by the Of this
Elixir been restored peri health attested
hcates testify aprl3-1y
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-18

The way to keep well, take NcLean's Gle
6rated Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier.
be careful in diet, and no disease can attack
the system. This Cordial is the most effective
Alternative and Tonic ever known. IL is ID
perfect preventive OF disease, and it strength
ems the 81 stem and purifies and cleanses the
See the advertisement in another column.
janlS-2w
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LAND fOi Sale.

AN Offering for sale beautiful Tract OF Land stu
l. ated on the old Lebanon road, aud called
sin his Turnpike fronting Immediately said Ike
about miles from the city Tract of land containing
about Il Acres, abeut 81 cleared the balance
heavily tImHered. Upon the tract two never-fal
ing springs, ana beauu Building Site. The soil is
OF the finest quality and susceptible Of the hig
state of cultivation ami the timber IS unusually he IVY.
This tract IS a part of the Jno. MeMnrry land and
Joins that OF J. R DabbS's heirs. q. W. McAIurry
Bender aud Jno- AcMurry. would invite the atien-
ton of those wishing purchase desirable piece Of
and TO give this an exam nation, as am confident
they viii be pleased, it is equal, SUPERIOR 20
any that has been offered for sale For terms &c &,
apply TO L. Z. GLASCOCK,
dec30-Im Agent
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q noOk ror the Sick.

-. 81 hA SAMUEL ;. fffCH. 8
SlN LECTURES oa she causes and rare ~ Cansump
~ ttfns ASTHMA, bronelitls, Hart Disease. nyspep
sia, Female ttnplasIs ana Chfo0ie DISEASES gen raj
" (ssand, $50 lass<, % rilgFagiagsl, by lf sA4-
Ukl. : FIICa; explaining the author Iseasasal by
vhish he beth preVeAts aad cares the Above dis
ease.
fi.is book las bees the means OF saving thousands
% hvvs- Pr1ce, = csuts- Seat b. mail, Izt paid.
for 40 ceEts. Apply Go III. = 8 fsrH. elnce III
hraadsAy, NeW YORK Consolidation. personally
IS letter, Tres. oet1u-3IniES-p
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The CUBAN TELEGRAPH.-The Savannah
Replibdean of Friday, l4th, says: Mr.. Ken
nedy broke ground upon this important work
yesterday, and the poles are set up far as
the Gulf Road depot, tue liue Of which road
i. is to pursue. The wire is iron, nog, aud
galvanised. a large force has been engaged
Oh the work, aud undsrthe energetic manage
ment of Superintendent ksnnsdy, will be
pushed forward 10 au early eompleIion.
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supreme Court.
NASHVILLE, Monday. JaI

NASHVILLE, Monday. Jan. II,
Daniel Young vs. John Young ct al. Opin-
ion by Wright, j.; affirming decree of Chan
cell0r.
G,o Elliott ct al vs. VI L. Edwards. Opin-
ion by Mckinney, J reversing decree and
disnissing bill.
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For Rent.

rI'HAT very desirable store Room adjoining m!
Il Office, being No. IS Cherry street, for mex
year. Apply Ia WILL L. BOYD, JK,
Elerg