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| S5S s.a 81. g. zsslEz.ssS5 5.z. 1 500
Hannibal and st. Joseph isj' road,
NJ HE5SSNups.

SSS ls.i l5ss.. 5s. s.iss.@;ssi1zsl 4 SDJ
Hannibal and st. Joseph asa lrOad,
OF Missouri.
GoMFLETED open thro1gh from Mississippi Missouri
NEW GOLD REGION
any Railroad. Anorng the shortest quickest and
cheapest route Western Missouri, Iowa, Kansas,
Nebraska and Pixies Peak.
Trains leave Hannibal daily ococ A. NJ arrival
Line, whicn leave 81 LOUIS day aII coeA T. " "heIely
passengers St. Joseph in "a hours from 81 Louis and
which leave on arrival Atchon, Lcavenworh
City, Nebraska City, Counc. Buns and Omaha Gaining
From TO days over amy O'her LaOute'
Time from Nashville ~ st. Joseph, 50 hours.
Fare from Nashville 10 st. Joseph
SaS.jG; from Chattanooga &&3.5O.
Baggage checked through. and Packets
free. freight .owe Emgraats desiring to
company ters;ock, nay depend on going through by last freight
Through Tickets, land the snIy route by which St.
Joseph reached by Riroad) for sale at the n & G. r. r.
and STEAMERS clces AMI all the principal Railroad Offices IN tue
United States. information address JNO. II. BOWEN
p b iRoAr, Gen. Ticket Agent Gen. Agen. ST. Louis.
JOSIAH lUNT, SuPt. iaupibal tet22-dtmF
For Philadelphia, New York, &c,
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON.
Cabin Passage. ...,-.. SIS steerage. .s s.
Excursion lG1sts good to return until January IsGc SIS
STATE OF GEORGIA, Capt. }. J. GAEvrN,
form Regular Line for the North, leaving Charleston and
Savannah alternately as follows:
The STATE OF GEORGIA, from Savannah the 5lh 18th and
95th Of every month.
The KEYSTONE STATE from Charleston the 10TH Goth and
3Oth Of every MONTH
For safety and comfort having superior STATE Rooms these
ships are surpassed by any the One Hundred
Miles of this the Delaware River and BaytwO nights
a
For niagara Falls, the Lakes and
Canada.
SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE.
This Line Philadelphia with the Great ortwesern
Philadelphia Through lckets the privilege Of sop
ping rmeate points for sale by the Agents
iu Savannah.
Fare Niagara Buffalo, sss-Eimira, s2OCanandagua
sci. G. A. GREINER l. CO.
Agents st Savannah.
T. S. & I. 6. BUDD,
Agents Charleston.
A. HEBRON, Jr.,
febg7-i6mI Agent at PhilAdelPhis,
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NATANTED--fhe Principal Of a large Boarding school
Wv for young ladies' situated the Columbia,
res employ lady the capacity House keeper One of
experience viii be preferred Fort uher reference apply
ONCE ljanI9-fi
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TNNTRA FAMILY FLOUB.-ws an IN eon5l-5
WOOD EDDY & CO.'S
Single Number LOtteFiesl
tcHkKrERED THE STATS aEoRsIal
Capital Prize s5O,OOO--Tiekets only so
Nnrrcn. I'm n..rnE nr-u. u


NOTICE To THIS PUBLIC.
A the menis Of hTm have. IS purchase bscoms
she Of the chartered By the
rcky, Missouri and of hoein Geea under
OF Messrs Gregory Maury, iiminston Delaware,
have deemed expesnt to change the sf rm
and after January S 1850 to that " " OOds Eddy a GO.
who will hereafter have the management Uf the Sparta Academy
Lottery, and the others, s above named.
In ali Transactions have end=av0red conduct
with integrity and promptnsss, and the PGb
patronage bestowed we'll deserving being
Transferred 70 our sueosssors.' Very respectfully.
5. SWAN 4 co.
Augusta, Georgia, Dec. IS, ls5s.
WOOD, EDDY a co., managers,
SaeesssOTI 10 ) SCuA 4 co.
Ths following Scheme will Be drawn BY Ws0D, EDnr
Managers Of the Sparta Academy sTy, in each ofeir sin
ssblie, andsr She supsrElsndsnes Of SOmmssloae-s-
Glass 10 draws on
Saturday, May Z, 1889.
Glass go draws on
Saturday, May II, 1889.
Glass 2I draws on
Saturday, May "a, 1889.
Glass 22 draws on
Saturday, May 2S, 1889.
ONTHE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 Tickets!
ErvE THocsISD FoUR HuNBRED AND uoHrT- 1--WE FEizEs
NEARLY ONK PRIZE TO BYEKY NINE TICKETS.
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tbh E and Ague IN It's various mOdhcens forms the chief
obstacle health comfortin the Western Tat this
oaing ignorance among the physicians, by
those who have creu watched tie progress Intermittent
fever, and he uravanC cheek ordinary
That BIARg DFFlcuLTIZs OF PAEyENIKD,
ARRESTED AND CURED cEErATs.
this point shadow
in the muuHcent which the Divine Wisdom pre-
pared for the Of that remedy for the dreadful YER
AND AGUE overlooked. 1t Ie who
spring the herb which healed tie Of the
and O the hed. Las provided help for ths alady. By his
providence he Ids sCre=d that the Empire
shall We ward; and may he the fearful
ngenc question we'll guarded and that the there
OF wOul he y0uchsu to the and patient seeker. We
therefore say that IL furnishing tie certain uf Of
Fever Ague, entitled the confidence consider
alton q our country.
We uereby certify that have submitted the Grjeenterg Fever
and Ague Remedy close inspection and scientific analysis
and have also tested its curative powers of Ague
and Fever. Ii skiuly compounded remedy has proved
itself completely successful in every instance 1t is richly
serving the confidence Of brethren the Medical Profession
and Of the public.
SAMUEL NowBR Al, u D NeJu Eork
" EECLON, NJ d, Wisconsin,
W Il SINNINGrON, N D, Illinois,
r. HSsON, VI d, Missouri.
". c. hITTEEDGE, u D, Aec UI.a pSkiTe.
JAS T MoTT, " D, ffdiaHG.
! TERRIsGToN, d. California;.
WNN ASHTON, NJ D, louisiana
The GRAEFESBEEG FEER and AGuE remedy very popular
Throughout Tennessee Alabama and Georgia. and by
every Drug. in these States. Price 80 per box
ALEN MACKENZIE,
ape Agent fof GrsBisLuerg &
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LoUlsvGLLIs q NAsMvELAE LsAELnOAD

LOUISVILLE q NAS4AVELAE EtAELktUAD'
WINTER AEBANGEIIENT.
ON after Monday, November g ls5s, Trains wrun
y follows:
Mornings rain. Evening Train.
Leaves Gallatin at 73OA NJ Gallau Al F. II.
Arrives Ed geed " 90 Arrives EdgeGeld go de
Ielves do "lJUO 90 Leaves do 3:3J do
Arrives Gallatin 9 lI3I do Arrives GHatin 500
The leaving Gallatn at O \. NJ, and Edgyet 10
A. NJ, connects Garn wh mai coaches ard Louis
Vile The Train leaving Edgeheld 10 A IL Galatiu
F. NJ with mail coaches from Harsyie and
Carthage. Only the Train will he Sundays.
apparel alone winch each
passenger allowed ~ pounds free c=rge viii be made
for extra baggage which must N paid to te conductor. Other
articles baggage carried in Tie baggage viii be charged
Express freight wcn b paid the agent Of the Express
COmpz y
Passengers taking Galat gefeld without
purchasing tickets, will he charged ten extra
jan26-d ROBERT MACLEOD, superintendent.
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad,

= = "a
ON and after Monday, Oct. 18th, 1858, trains
follows:
Leave GaIlatin, sA NJ. Leave Gallatn M
arrive Edsefeld, 10 do Arrive Edgefeid, CC
Leave II Leave DO f:30 do
Arrive Gvliatin ! p NJ. Arrive GGaiE $50 do
Tic leaving Edsefed at II A. H. connects allatin
Mail COACHES for Louisville HartsYile Carthage Only
the morning train will be Sunday.
octI7-u R. MACLEOD, supt
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, cigars and Tobacco.

Olh.aL9 aLILU q VUaLNtUs
NET have large Havana, Dome German CT
Wv CARS, which call the attention Of dealers, parculsry.
our own -WaDufaCLure,
Which only guarantee. sell tlceRtyfCs
fy per cent i0Cfr than any house in the city,
sell them without thereby placing
IneTs ol a fJotias with any joAher Ia the city.
I , n fine Virginia CIc'S jns Tobacco, we &C.
knowledge rival. y. W. LANGLEY x CO..
mh2J No - Pnan street.
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yyRH. STOCEELL,
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PLASTERER,
RETAIL DElLER
EsYD DSA UEHC GEM ENTS
Plaster of Paris, PIastering Hair, Fire
Bricks, Fire Clay,
TERRA GOTTA CHIMNEY TOPS, q TER
ia GOTTA WARE GENERALLY,
no. II broadway, Between summer and
Cherry Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
va
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Onesgrare year, e9-Eacs additional square, sic.
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
tors viii be charged for the excess.
N THE WEEKLY.
OEE DoLAR bUsrefor first and Fr CENTS Tor eac
subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements pu5Ehed in both Daily and Weekly, will
be charged the fall daily rstes with half weekly
aided.
1TeHsieRt Ad0sriissnaes raid Tor time OF
is.seTtsOa
To Correspondents.
II viii great deal unnecessary trouble il
trenc in writing Willlar uind the following rules
hwaysgive thedate, post ofe and State IN the body
oi yourietter.
Il you wish he paper changed from Oce to another give
both Offices in full.
n Se business rnaterss write separate
Shees Of paper. different leaves Of one sheet.
Letters solicited AZ such facts aad
subj may Information interest the pric
AloByrous communications Of whatever vii receive
noattention
Correspondents should write Only upon side Of the paper
Wecsuuot undertake re, ecel communications.
business should directed MtsSrs e. z
EasTzAs Co personally either Of the ProrTe
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mARsHAL,s NOTTrE-

ShfrTV Bell a Co., and others. ". the
stearR boat Eila---Ls bed in rem.
Ely virtue Warrant Of Arrest De Dfstrer
56 Court In and for the Middle District Tenns Ia he
Above case directing th said Stean Boat Rils h
machper ats tackle apparel and furniture and under a.
order Of the Hon D. dumphreys Jugs Of ths Court
Jesss g. Cleneats Marshal o. tie said CocEt 10 hereby us
public fion Of the Warrant and arrest Of said steam Boat
boats raFle apparel sud furniture and cite ali persons n En-
sra who have or pretend 70 have rga dtes Interest
therein e aer before the sad Judge Of the said Dct Coart
1t the Court o Of said Court in the Capito Of Tennessee
Nashville ihs 23d las Oi the present. month Il Z b Usurt
day Conrt day following, e % sock IN te
forenoon there % answer unto oesnts %
ae civil maritime and further to % and rsve IN ths hs
half TO justice shall aDperrn This 9Th day o. April. 1853
.. B. CLEMENTS, U. s. Marshal,
ap9--It. Tor the MilIIe District of fsnnessee.
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w. sRIsrAM. G. HUFTAKER.
GAELSEEAIT 81 ETUFFAEGEKg,
CSuccessors to Smith, Love Coz
Wholesale GROCERS
Forwarding and Commission Merchants.
5~ South NAEKET STRICT,
Nashville, Tennessee.
II in pay Cash for all Articles Of Produce.efI
-dtw&wly
VETE are receipt OF areaal we'll assorted stock
w Groceries, Liquors, &c, which invite ihe attention
Of the trade:
RJO hhds Louisiana; 100 bhs BAIT Crushd aud Pow'd
50 boxes Loaf ~ Ills st. Louis do do
Cohee.
800 bags Me- u..,.a.s 40;
l5y d. Choice Balt more.
WolasseS.
l75 barrels Choice Keb5il0di
so u do do do
Liquors,
zna barrels Pixies, Dean and Chenarths Whiskies;
4GO do Bourbon, Rye MonOngaea smiths Ola IRE
serve Whisky;
900 do Country made, Lincoln Robertson, &c;
IS pkrs Domestic Brandy
e5 pkgs French do
s5 do Ginger, Blackberry and Cherry do
10 do Holland Gin:
casks Port Winei
bhls Sweet Malaga Wine;
pkgs Old Jamaica Rumi
SundTicSs
400 boxes Star Candles rs kegs Tobacco, all grades
go half DO do do 100000 Cigars, do
I55 or do do do 30 chests Green and Black Tea ;
AIso good assortment OF Pepper spice, Ginger Soda, sc.
wanted 10000 bushels Dried Fruit.
octq-ltwSzwiy GRESHAM & HUFFAKER.
ItASH PAID for Bacon Lard, Wheat,a Fruits, Corn
Oats, and all kinds Of Western produce ~ No ~ BroA
strset, Nashville, Tenn, 1kNlA & Co
jAns dtvSWa
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THE STAR GALLERY!
DaguerFeOtypeS. A sn bFOtYpeS.
MELAIN OFYPES,
SPBEREOTXPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS.
No "A, Union Street next door to Vessel GThompsOn's.
e. r. SALTZmAN,
tLATE OPERATOR HUGHES sALLERT)
EEAYING fitted up above, exclusively for that
branch Of business is prepared to receive the ladies
gentlemen OF Nashville and make Ses Of their faces
the highest style the Art No expense spared et
in furnishing his apartments procuring and most
improved apparatus and materials the subscriber confident
ly intyes all who pictures to give him call, pedgng
satisfaction in every
I7Entranes next door CTesp to Vessel & Thompson.
n.5 I. L. SALTZMAN
OFnaEzeui5sI Trees and EVergrerns.
SE 0NTG0MERY & MCGEEDY ,Nuserymeu Nashville, Tenn
I'VE invite special attention their Frait
Ornamental EverCeens. Green House Plants 100000
ornamental Trees and Eyer sttable for inGae effect
Fruits-500O Apple ., & years Old.
Pears-5000 DWarfs & Standards, to 4 years old.
Peaches 5u0OU e. years DID, Cherries, Pus Apricots Nee
tariens and quince- in !a-ge numqers.
large collection Grapes Strawberries Easpbsries Goose
berries, CUrTauts & BOrquetS at all seasons
MONTGOMERY & MCGREDY.
nall. Linwool, Nurseries Nashville, Team
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Glass go draws on
Saturday, May IL, 1859.
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HEROINE The Memphis Appeal of the 10Th
says: "0ne day last week pair of Organ-grinders,
each with Instrument, made their appearance at
the residence of Mr.. Philip Jones, about eighteen
miles from the city on the Sommerville road and in
the absence of Mr. Jones, treated Mrs. j. TO sere-
made. After the music was concluded, the musicians
demanded ply. Mrs. Jones informed them that she
did not invite them to play-iudeed. that she did
not visa them to plsy-and that she had no money
for them. The mountebsuBs however, were not TO
be put off that way. and at first imporIuned, and
then grossly insulied Mrs Jones. At tnis period
Mr. Jones came home and resented the insult to his
lady. The two musicians Overpowered him, how
ever, and il the fight, iaioted serious injuries up
on hin, and we're only compelled 10 dssst BY the
arrival and interference Of Mr. Bolton and party
of negroes. AFTER the organ, grinders had been put
to fight, Mrs. Jones visited the neghboring house,
at the to,gate for certain little articles with which
to dress her husbands wounds While there, she
discovered ihat the masicisns bad been there and
deposited their cTgan. Forgetting the Wounds Of
her husband for the time, she seized an axe aud
broke the instrument into thousand pieces The
itinerant mus;cars were thus pretty efec.ually pun
ished for their folly and the world has lost deal
Of music by the o.curreuce
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Glass 10 draws on
Saturday, May 7, 1889.
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METHcOIsTs EXPELLED FROM TExAs-The Texas
papers give particulars of the proceedings Of sever
al meetings recently held in Fannin county for the
purpose Ct taking measures to ezpel the members
Of the Methodist Church Nerih, who are accused Of
being AholitiORisIs- At meeting committee
Of fifty was appointed to wait Bishop jayne with
warning. They performed their duty on Sun
day, while the Bishop was engaged in the morning
service in the church. II was also resolved that the
Methodist Church North could not be tolerated in
Texas, and that it must be put down if necessary.
committee was appointed TO d'ait other resolu-
tions to be acted upon at or adjourned meeting.
Wife poisoning is becoming crime of such great
frequency to excite special wonder. 1t i, cer>
tAinly the meanest as veil ss the most malignant
method in which murder can be 1mmited 1t tex-
hibits dspraviiy altogether unGeservng the light
est sympathy; yet reesnt case in Canada West
shows that juriCs can sometimes be worked upon to
interpo'e in behalf of the Viest mGlefac,or. A D.
King was convicted of pOisonisg bis wife, well
educated and attractive woman, by administer
ing arsenic, but the jury have recommended him to
mercy.
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Glass 2I draws ON
Saturday, May "a, 1859.
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Circular showing the plan Of the Lse-
teries will be sent 20 any one dssirOua 81
receiving it.
CERTIFICATES OF PACkAGES ElIIbs sold a
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LELLEETT SS SMITH.
NOS. 10 AND Il S0UTH NARkET STREET,
Importers Of and Dealers in
Fine EraHCiieS and wines. EglliSkyS,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
Fresh Arrivals.
"a WE beg leave to call the attention OF our sFs
go friends and the trade generally to large Le5
Nz& and we'll selected stock Of the above articles 5s
just received, embracing in part:
Brandies.
sarzerae, usi0) Alex seiznette;
Otard, Dupuy, very fine; United Society Propretors
jules Robin Raynal alI Alussee;
With many other brands.
Wines.
Ciaret, (every grade Madeira;
PORT do do Champagne, (vcry fne)
Old Sherry; Pure Imp. Malaga.
TObaccOs.
Adam, No Tsnn.; Hannah;
Lilly Dale do B Potter;
c Wills; Corner Stone:
Richardson; W North:
TyTeana; DeROsa;
Beverly Peaches arc Cream Twist
Johns Twist; Silver Flake;
Rough and Ready; Gold Lump;
Silver Roll LanghOIne & Armstead;
Claiborne TaliaferrO; Pine Apple;
And mary Others.
Cigars.
Estrella; La Fsrarlatta:
ColumDai Imported Londres;
EsJrella Prmera; La Salvadora;
C;ntro de Groin; Imported Solace;
Concho RegaIia; do N=sselrode; 4
Ia silva: do Principe;
La Prueba, Imp do Trabucos,
Is suiza, DO La IIiggera;
La Diana, do Gift;
Embracing every grade.
octo u 4
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LU Nj q Y L

LUM 8EES.
addition to the stock purchased Vi =. r DaTjen, have
.3s0.00j feet dressed Yellow Pine Flooring,
20JU1J feet do White do do
59O3J feet DO q and ss White Pine Ceiling,
S1,Uo5 feet do lfa'e aud WashIoHds
300 Jll feet Poplar Plank, Juist and Scantlng
gU0.uuu feet Cedar, assorted. Also, Window Sash,
and Blinds Iuseh, Panel Frames,
Pieces, M0ulug and r.es, Pa and Pine Shingles
supply always hand the Nasty lie Lumber Yard
No. III B-oad street, lisia-.3m. J.T GIBSON.
RAILROAD OHNTBUS LINE.
9ie<( 80 EaEl:ss<@ $50
.3sllss s1ssszEs
NMNIBUSES will leave the various Hoe half hour lie
Z fore starting time Tor the different Railroads.
orders ef Office of the Commercial Hotel, thesis
BE Market below tie square will attention.
decI7-d c. W. KENNEDY, Agent.
EG. ). LXLES,
GENT r TIE purchase and sale OF negroes No % Cedar
H. Haynes my late partner i'm te house occupied by will
continue the business, and all times prepared make cash
$4,000 IN CASH
To for No young and women, suitable for the
sg NEGROES FOR SALE.
Consisting the valuable offered in
the Nashville market, and good lot Of young and wOmen
mhs3 R J. LyLEs.
HOUSE PAINTING,
the subscriber prepared greatest proptness,
all contracts large, which be sty aud
upon which cannot fail to give satisfaction. lie also pre-
sag AND orvAvENrL lINrIss, GRAINISa AND wARBIrvs
Hsyiu that department securG the services Of the expert
and experienced artists.
The subscriber would request persons having his line to
4. T. FLEMING,
uarchs-dtf No G., Union St. between Cherry and Summer
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magniacent scheme!

1--WE THoCELSB EIoHTT- rRIzEs
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO BYERY NINE TICKETS.
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on THE PLAN oT sINeLE NUMBERs.

Glass 22 draws on
aturday, May 2S, 1859.
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EACH sATuEDAY y j IsiD WAY.

WHOLE rIcKETs SO; HALVES s5;QU1ETsEs ssS
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Rates of Advertising.

rsS LINES or LESS CONSTITUTE SQUARE.
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1859. srnrAe GOODS. 1859.
A.. j. mcwHERTER q CO.,
(sucoessors to i'ranslord, Mcwhirter & Co..
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
REIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
Mes. ca and e5
East side Of the PubEfc Sauare
Adjoining tie MslIedist Publishing House,
NAsHV VHLLE,r TENN SSEE.
We are now IL receipt choice and extensive stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER
Fancy and staple Dry Goods.
VARIETIES, DC.
our stoclof Geuemens ssrear, Tailors Trimming LaF,,
Dress Goods Dress IfHnngs Lace sIantlss, White Go:dt
Rasches ArieiaIs Hosiery Gloves and Varieties generally vI
be olnd complete and as Inviting before offered
NerrSants who wish to buy Tor
Cash ON Short Time
would do well to examine our stock shall offer e
We respectfully solicit can from all MERCHANTS visiting
deety. lfeb22-h A j. MeWHlRrER & co.
II. B. SNOWDEN a. co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DKALERs
Fancy Groceries, Wines, BrandIes,
AND
VANA AIRS,
And all that Pertains to the supply of
Eamiliess
No. cherry street,
UNION AND AMERICAN BUILDING,
Near the Post Office.
ETE invite the attention OF friends public gener
w ally large Of Groceries, Wines Liquors and
Havana Cigars The system intend pursun keeping
assornent together with the perfect arrangement possess
for the purchase Goods will enable Oer
plents unsurpassed by any house in the city.
Country Merchants the Cash will their adyan-
tge call and before purchasing
We cali particular attention stock Of Liquors, which
very complete, wyrahed pare terai
We constantly receiving fresh supplies. All articles pur-
chased Slrranted, and delivered free Of rayage.
Il. b. SNOWDEN & CO.,
janss-u No. 4, North Cherry street.
VyRH. STOCKELL,
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PLASTERER,
MMoLEsALE REELm. DEALER
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W0oD, EDDY q co., Managers,

Ths following Scheme will bs drawn BY Ws0D, EBpr
Managers Of the Sparta Academy IottsTy, sn
Numher Lotteries for January, 1883, a. AUGUSTA, GEO
al blie. he Of CoumissIose-a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-02
IMPORTANT FROM JAPAN.-The New York Times
of the 9th translates from the Rotterdam Courant


of the 9th translates from the Rotterdam Courant
the following letter from correspondent in Japan
DEcIxA, Nagasaki,) March rs, 1859.
A few days ago received intelligence from Yedo
that four American merchantmen had arrived at
Kanagawa the capital for the purpose of trade
although that port according to the treaty. is not to
be opened before the 4th of July Of this year.
Mr. Townsend Harris, the American Consul. Gen
eral at Smoda on receipt of this information, left
Immediately for Yedo with two American steamers
then on a visit to Simoda, and instead of ordering
those merchant vessels to leave that port as was his
duty, he applied to the Council of State for permits.
sion to allow those merchant ships to trade in antic
patton. Of the treaty-even strongly insisted upon
compliance after the request had been refused by the
Council of State The Council, however, persisted in
Its REFUSAL and desired Mr. Harris to Immediately or
der those merchantshps away.
The Japanese Government felt much displeased
with this act of the ConsulGene the more so as
he had promised that no American ship, not even
man war, should visit the Bay Of Yedo before the
treaty goes into effect. In consequence of this the
Japanese Government has changed its mind in regard
to sending Commissioners to Washington to exchange
the notifications of the treaty.
The Times says the above letter is reliable and the
facts it states not to be disputed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-02

FROM BUENos AYREs.-Latest advices inform US
that the forces of Urquza and those Of Buenos Ayres
had not yet come in collision. 1t was reported in
the revolving Province that the troops of the Con.
federation were at Rosario, in the Province of Santa
Fe, in very disconnected condition. and that deser
tons were frequent. This statement however, is to
be received with all due allowance. The Chief Ad.
mral Of the Buenos Ayrean Navy, Gen. zapiola, had
resigned to make way for younger and less infrm
commander. Another manifesto had been issued by
the Argentine Congress- setting forth the causes Of
the present QUARREL and declaring the only object of
the Government to be to keep the Confederation in
tact. The Buenos Ayres papers publish the mani
festo in full and answer it with buster about ainisb
ing" Urquiza in one decisive battle.