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AdmInIstrntor.s NotIcc.

"lIEREAS Letters Of Administration
w were granted to the undersigned
on the estate Of ENGLISH O.. HARREI.-
SON, deceased, at the April term, 4. D..
1850, of the Probate Court of Jasper Coun-
~, State Of Mi~>i~sippi: now all persons
having claims against the estate of said
dccedcnt are hereby required To exhibit
the same, and have them allowed and rc-
gistered in the manner, and within the
time prescribed Ny law, or they will be
forever barred
JOHN V. ROWELL.
IdGiHtyfrg'0r.
Sept. Z, 1859. 4S-Gw
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Erual advertisements.
CITITION NOTICE.
The STATE of MfSSfSsfnnf


SWTH CuUNTY.
IN he Proba'r Court ef SEd Comfy. SEPTEMBER
T.ya. L. D. 1859.
To Martha ;. Gille~py, and all others in
tere-tcd in the real estate of JOHN ).
HlLLESPH, late Of Bib County, Ala
hama, deceased:
NOC are hereby cited to be and per
i sonally appear before the Probate
Court Of Smith County. at the Court House
thereof, on the first Monday of Novem-
ber \. u. 1852 then and there to show
cause, If any you can. why the petition of
Chambers McAdory, administrator of the
said John 5. Gillespy, deceased. for the
sale Of the real estate Of said deceased.
should not be granted, and an order and
decree made thereon accordingly.
Witness, the Honorable David Ward,
Judge of our said Court, this the 9th day
of September. ID. 1859.
BY order Of Court.
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! love 90 muse when none are nigh,
Where yew-trce branches wave.
And hear the winds with softest sigh
Sweep DER the grassy grave.
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To Lnmh Rm,,crS-


HNIIE undersigned. ~ Agent, for Robert
Carson. offer for sale q valuable tract
Of unimprovcd Land in'Ia~per County,
situated about thirteen miles southwest
of Enterprise on the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad. There is in the tract
1900 ACRES:
about 2ju acres of rich lime ,wamp-about
go acres OF bald prairie. interpreted with
rich ~lough~ The balance ot the tract is
principally post oak prairie land, Of good
quality. Owing to the quantity of open
prairie. there would be no difficulty in
making e crop on it the first year, while
for fertility this land is not surpassed by
any in this part OF the State. II pur-
chaser desired. we would divide the tract
hy selling G4n acres on the eastern side.
and 500 ON the western side.
Our terms Of sale are ten dollars per
acre. one third cash, balance in one and
two years.
We can refer 10 Dr. Joseph Borden, Of
Citronfle. Ala. and Mr.. 4. Warren. at
Messrs. Richards a McGinnis', Mobile,
Ala Both gentlemen know the tract Of
land. SHANNON * STREET
PUihfJ, Sept. :, 1859. 4S-tf
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A THUNDERING LIE.-Davidson College,
North Carolina, contributes a good story
of man with very bad habit. As it is
all about lying, the reader may believe it
or not, as he likes.
In the old North State lives certain
John Long, who draws long bow when
he has any thing TO tell, and his character
for truth and veracity has been below zero
for many years. Captain johnson had
been so taken in by one of Johns out
rageous stories, that he said to him in a
pet
'If YOU make me believe one of your
lies again in month, will give you fifty
| dollars"
John pretended to be hurt by the offer,
and went off A few days after he was RI
ding by the captains post-haste, on horse
back, when the captain called out TO HIM
Il say hello, Jonny stop and tell US
a lie or two this morning! !"
John rode on, but cried out most dole
fully: mo time for lying now; brother
| Jimmy has lust been killed in the ma
chine. and I'm going for the old folks"
On ne went.
Captain johnson ordered his horse. and
| rode over to see the dead man, and offer
his services, but found him alive and well,
ginning cotton, and in no danger of the
machine. Just then John rode up and
claimed the fifty dollars. The captain de-
clared it was rascally trick, but he would
have had to pay the money if John had
not let him off,
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Valuable Plantation for sale.

August 81. 1889
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aAAi6rGllanenne.
L.F,CO FOR S.GLE

$A. AM offering for sale, on reas-
R enable terms, $50 Acres of
GS9<sF Land. miles north of Paul
- ding, near the old Missionary
Station. The land comprises prairie, san
dy and bottom land. not subject to over
flow. There are comfortable buildings on
the place, and about 100 acres open land,
nearly all fresh 1t is healthy location.
well watered by springs, and q fine well
of water in the yard. For further partic-
ulars, apply to the undersigned on the
premises. E. &. HAND.
June :, 1859. 35-tf
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NTTuENEl Hvn fnf NgrfFUR ar TfW
WFNNANuI Wtss
NAFftt rrllU.r H tI uIH tUuffs ~ North MlssIs
w HHfH tHd W.'f isnurssse. end .n The Jnitrd
asIHa l.iI.f Hf rHHfHf.#.
HH.I.I.U" fHn# Uit.fa promptly.
WfHaHHshH W.H. MARCH o. isiH w4fv
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The state OF NIIssissippi.

BRYANT HARRELL. J. p.
August 81. 1852. 47-It
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JOHN G. WILKINSON,
J.s. a ). d. rERRAL,


BRANDON, Miss
III ~ resumed The prHUtce. and Wll give prompt
attention tH H|l hua.ursa entrusted tu hIui .u tic
Circuit amt Probate Courts af tho counties af Rankin
+ltt -ul.i1 tnd simpson. and the Courts bee iafksan
Nov u lstf Aty
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stray Notice.

UAkEN up and >trayed before !. B.
i Cough, Ranger of Jasper County, by
Ira French, Strawberry Roam Horse,
name and tail -martly white. both hind
feet and the right fore foot white-shod
beiorc-about II hands high, l. or l3
years old.
The owner is requested to come for
ward. prove property. pay charges. and
take him away. or he will bee dealt with
according to law.
J. b. COUGH, Ringer j. G.
Sept. lith. 1859. 49-3t
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GI.MES = W'LVDH.9.M,
NT' ElnsIaHITN T'T'I'I 'IIIt = ~ y -'TFI3 "
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING

direct from NETWORK,
which they offer to the public At MOBILE PRICES
for the CASH.
Pudding Sept. a. 1859. 4O-ly
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Administrators Notice.
WHEREAS letters OF administration
w on the estate Of JOHN :. GILES
PG, late of B.bb County Ala. deceased
were granted to the undersigned, by the
Probate Court Of Smith County Miss at
the September term thereof A. ID. ls.jg-
now all persons having claims against the
estate Of said docedeut, are hereby noti
fed to exhibit the same, and have them
registered in the manner. and within the
time prescribed 10y law, or they will be
forever barred.
CHAMBERS MCADORY, A3m'r.
Sept. 10. l~jg. 4g-Gt
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AdminIstrator.s Noticc.


\. MANGUM, Crt.
Sept IL, lSj9. l9-jt
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Sea Island Cotton Land.

sshNA FOR SALE by the undersign-
89 ted. in Hancock County, Miss,
e93s.sF near. or adjoining the lands Of
l. Colonies Claiborne and Andrew
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R,frmcv,-N d. Horn. Mobile. Ala. McElroy
bradford. New Orleans. IA.
Jan. 81, 1865 1Siy
ma. ALLEN HRIDGEs
III As located permanently Ht Claiborne Jasper CO..
Il Miss, and vii ieyste bis entire attention o. the
prrure uf medicine iu lts various branches. lie
hopes and dlftera himself hy q close and assidu.
Gus attention tl hz profession tu merit cont uuaucp
~ the liberal patronage which De has heretofore
coivcd or which D. returns bis sincere thanks and
Claiis-us. April 4 tss5 eef
DH. >. W. AvERA,
DENTAL SuRGEON
fINKEs this method II rendering his professional
i services 90 the pubic.
Ne prepared % pprform all operatiousin Mechan
lcal pgntisiry with all the latest Improvements An
nr respectfully tenders his thank. 10 biz friends
and the public ~ The liberal patronage extended o.
hu 1ud trusts that be- has cNccuiefi hs Work u such
utuurr a. iu merit = eunuuuauoe of the saline.
oiiAaras. April a. isas. apiy
SHANNON a STREET.
NIIuHNEIS az Law
IANlNt formed rI.plrtutrship boz tho rrartirp
tthe lev. will tttgui rUurtually to Bll lusIug-s
ruitustrd tn thrfr uIaua Fuurut
tfHahH1 Nuy NJ 1853 itf
T. Wharton. Doe i SON . D A q Wtsrtau RAYMOND
II. .. a y. A. "a. WHARTON,
AFfhhNElN lT itW HNH SOLICITORS ~
DHtNgEET
INrk~uN MISSISSIPPI
WlIL give che strI.teat attention Oh business iu
W fhe courts U Ilgs.Hu. lud to special eases boz
Jiftsaa. NAV Q 1885,. a6iy
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a1rpfessipnal.


QDtINAN. MISS
R.1r0aca,-A. q. Horn, Mobile, Alas McElrry A
brsliord. New Orleans. "a.
Jan 81 ts5s fsfv
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MLHlNll.lE. MISS.
" ~ attend Wth rr.mptucss lnl HdaUfs fa su
w business entrusted t1 bIs care iu ai tfe courts
uf lha counties " simpson. CoylnEi0n. smith, IL.
piIh and Rankin.
str.et stsuuon u.l DO given 20 tbe Cattrerias 90
ltunH
aa=UfnTH Iu tba Court HUuse.
Wasf#HIr. Iuua lu taIH Hs.fF
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rublc .anas 10 the several Sss provide colleges for
The b.neHt Of Agriculture and the mechanic arIs was
taken NJ.
Mr.. MosRnl, (opp) Of Vt, said the material amend
UNI Ter lbe Of 1850, twenty thousani
acres OF Ian i for every stiitonai representative
Mr. CoBI, (idm OF A'a, eaaie al Intellectual motion
10 liable lle biil--a5 against los.
The Sfnat,'s aInsonlier : ~efe concirred In.
RKlrsf rHE WIDOW COM. PORTER.
The Honsr also concurrei the Senapes amendments
to bill Tor the ree OF tue Tdow OF Conmo lore Por
ter
THE INDIAN APPROPRIATION
The House then went iato committee GA the Senate
anoendIpeDis TO the Iudiau Appropriation bilL
The duent 20 transfer The indian from the
Interior To the War department. was debated.
Mr. BLAIR opp OF Mo reiterated has former remarks
charlltg that Whine the War Department was aImns
troops hostile in1ans, the comm 'sion-r "f Ia
dian Affairs, Nj Maaypehpy, was nrDng THESE very IL"
dsans He quoted from documents IN seaport Of hiS AS
sertjoDs.
nr. GREENWOOD, (adm Of Ark, SAID he knew MI Many
pepny as AL hou,st man The pohcy OF tue bureau Is
that IN all cases where Indians hostile attitude
thier anluitles and every thing else are withheld
Mr. Cox, (aim.) Of Quo, SAID sucu charges as VT.
Blair sought not u nave been On toe os' es
nOby The 10 were not Iu nlsueh the Indians
Til Mr. Many uuy wen, out Of office, but provision had
previously been made from motives of humanity to fic
htate their killing oi game mere was not mn on tue
floor who knew an, thing In relation to Mr.. M.uypenny
vino that he stool here for years snting
Missouri corfnoraats
Mr. BLAIR erposrg) said-Yes, lighting them with
INDIANS.
Mr. Cox resumitg, remarked-Fghting the pundering
scbe OF the i,aiks which gentleman Missouri
indisc,ty defending lie knew the animosty OF these
attacks.
Mr. BRYAN (adm Of Texas said that arms a re- furnished
by United 1t ites ageats 70 Indians who taem against
the ciI2eDe OF Texas.
After further !. bate the amend ment was rejected
The action of the conm ttee subsequently reported
to the House ana concurred IN.
Adjourned.
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Nnraxilla. Maraxllia. Mnrax,lla.
MARAvuLA.
Married.


BADBAU-MARsHAII--In New York, on Tuesday, Fob 10
at the residence of W. J. Cunningham, Esq., Mr. NIcHoIA
W. BADEAu Jr, of New York. to Miss HESTER j. MARSHALL
OF Peeksklii, n. Y.
BAmvB-C0EEs.-On Wednesday afternoon, Feb. l6 by
the Rev c. j. Sommers, WILLIAM G. BAuyns to SARAH E.
eldest daughter of Joseph Coles, Esq, all of this city
DEwEY-HAMMoND.-Un Friday, Feb. IL, by the Rev. J.
A. Roche, WV. c. DEWEY TO SARAH d. HAMMOND all OF this
city.
GAST-PETTT AT the residence of the brides father
Sunday evening, Feb. 6, by W. +. Brown, Mr. AByER
CANT TO Miss ANNA PETIT all Of Brick, Ocean county
BESRiouEs-CoHEN.-0n Wednesday, Feb. 49, in this
city, by the Rev. Dr. Rapha Dr. A. j. HxNRioUEs of the
city, to ELIZABETH eldest daughter Of H. H. Cohen late of
st. LOUIS, Mo.
NoRToN-NAsH.-On Tuesday, Feb. is, CHARLES NORTON,
Of Philadelphia, to JrIEITE youngest daughter of saao
Nash ESQ, of New York city.
Philadelphia Ledger please copy.
SAUIL-BuRDE1T.-On Wednesday, Feb Is, at the resi-
depce Of the BRIDES father, by the Rev Dr. Price CHARLES
g. SMrIL to MARY E. only daughter Of L. D. Burdett Esq
all OF this city.
SlURIEvANT-WATsoN-On Tuesday evening, Feb Is
by the Rev Thomas ]. sawyer, the residence of the
brides father, CHARLES f. SruRTEvAST to ANNIE p eldest
daughter OF George Watson Esq, all Of this city.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -ln Champagrolle Arkansas, on
Thursday Jan. 10, by the Rev. j. AKIN, A. L. WirIsaIy
TON, Esq formerly Of Alabama to MARY E. eldest daugh
OF Joseph Il. Finch, of West Greenyille, Pa and
granddaughter of the late Joseph Finch, New York city
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ALBANY, FOO 10, 1908.
bill was reported Incorporating the Trustees Of the
Parochal Fund Protestant Episcopal Church in the
Diocees Of New York.
The bill to provide the payment to witnesses in criminal
cases reported uBfavofably.
MIR. Pom reported favorabiy the bill to create new
ward in New York out Of parts OF the Twelfth and
Nnteenth wards.
The following bulls were also reported favorably -
To protect gas by sealing the meters and for
gas inspection.
To incorporate the Kaoe Monument Association.
10 require County Treasures t., file all accounts Of in
Yant trust funds With County Clerks.
To erect the new County OF Highlands
Mr.. Mastcson's bill to repeat certain law OF 1857 It
repeats the act which prevents squatng on unoccdped
lands.
Mr.. REILLY (dern.) noticed q bill to establish Peoples
Courts in New York. such To have jurisdiction
suits Of fifteen dollars and under 1t is designed for do
mestcs and aborers, 81 that they can sue ~ trling
coet
Mr.. OPpYKE gave notice of bill to the appoint
ment Of the Corporation Council IN the Mayor OF New
York.
Mr.. CHnIN gavc notice of bill to authorize the Ten
Governors of the Amshouse employ strychnine In tho
destruction Of tho lives of infants instead Of submitting
them slower process Of starvation and poisoning them
by opiates, administered by ignorant, INSCRIPTIONS
nurses.
The Canal Appropriation bill was taken up.
Mr.. CHAAIER spoke in opposition 10 it, and Mr. Brock
yrav in its favor.
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Army Intelligence.

Major Garrett Ninth infantry, is, by direction of the
Secretary Of War, relieved from serving member OF
the Board Of officers which has been ordered
in the city Of Washington the 10th inst.
Lieutenant Todd ordnance Department has been grant
ed leave Of absence for six months with permission to
60 beyond the United States.
Lieutenant Prince Corps Of Engineers has been assigned
TO duty charge Of the construction of fort on Ship
Island coast Of the Mississippi.
The latest from New Mexico states that Lieutenant
Seen Third infantry, arrived Anton Chico New Next
co. command Of the escort intended for Mr. E. f. Beae
superintendent Of the construction of wagon road run
Mug from Fort Smith, Arkansas to the Colorado river
Teyss The services of the having been dispensed
with Lieutenant Steen conducted his command TO the
above station, where they arrived on the 9th ult
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Markets,
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 18, 1852
Stocks steady Pennsylvania State S's, 92% Reading
Railroad, 24A Morris Canal, az; Long Island Railroad
1lH; Pennsyvania Railroad, 43k.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb 10, 1859.
Cotton has declined Nc the lower qualities but mid
ding is better Sales TODAY 500 bales, 1oc 1lc for
mddng Sales for the last three days 900 bales re-
cepts ~ $780, against 81 900 last year. Receipts at all
ports ahead Of last year, 1910 500.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 16, 1859.
CottonSales to-day, 600 bales at unchanged prices
Flour dull at IS 3d. Mess pork dull and easier Bacon
Sales Of loo for sides, and Sxc. for shoulders
NEW ORLEANS Feb l5, 1859.
Sugar dull and declined 10; fair to fully fair, &C.,
o,so Corn buoyant, mt 90c. for mixed. OATS SOC. Elk
change on London, 1854 1854 do on New York, sixty
days. per cent discounts do sight, per cent discount
NOZZLE Feb. is, 1859.
Cotton unchanged Salcs today $500 bales Sales Of
sne M. ree days, 300 bales Receipts Of the last three
days, 1000 bales.
g.. - SAVANNAH, Feb. Is, 1859
Cotton dull and but little business done snce tho Ame
rica's advlccs reached u.s.
- - CINCINNATI, Feb. 10, 1850
Flour ID iair demand "a 40 80 n So 30 for snperfne
Whskey SALES 1000 bbls a. ~ 2IsIc closing nom ma
rrovisonsVcry little done Mess ror, nomnal with no
demand Bnlk mca,ssales 100000 lbs nj a Gxc for
shoulders, and as}s C. for sides.
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NEW YORK LEGlSLATURE.
SosaaUe.

ALBANY Feb. 10, 1862
Three reports were presented from the Select Commit
tee Metropolitan Police bill Mr. M,ther reports in
faver of the unconditional repeal OF the bill; Nc. Hat
stead in favor of fully endorsing the law AMI Mr. Owen,
that Old police force the creature of the political
majority Of the city, wne the force the creature
Of political majority Of the State.
Mr. Owens report then deprecates the connection Of
the law with politics. and needs tina. be amended
to make the Commissioners elective, similar to the
Supervisors, which viii prevent either party having
majority.
MIR. o. B. WHEELER (Am), on question Of privilege,
objected To the motion creaLng select committee TO
vestgate the 9afses mace by him on the IL or gu the
ground that uiscourteous to pass the during
his absence.
Mr.. SryOLA, introduced bill to prohibit the ioca.
ton Of any Quarantine buildings IN Kings county.
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Superior COurt-General Term.
Before Chief Justice Bosworth, and Judges Woodruff a.
Noncrief.

Before Chief Justice Bosworth and Judges Woodruff and
Moncrief.
MERCANTILE ISLANDER SUIT.
FEB. 16-R. G. F6ces, plaintiff aud respondent rs H. c.
Bocsn, defendant and appellant This action of
SANDER, and was tried before Hon. Lewis B. Woodruff
Of the Justices Of this court, the Goth May 1857
verdct for the plaintiff, 81 500. The defendants moved
for trial before Mr.. Justice Hoffman, at
Special Term, Oct 8, 1858. The motion denied
Judgment was entered December Is, 1885, for S5,l5s
damages and costs The defendant appealed from the
judgment to the General Term. The complaint alleges
that about February 26, 1852, whilst plaintiff in tho
employ Of George N. Wood, merchant ffm in Cncn-
natl Ohio the defendant spoke the defamaory words in
question to Jacob v Cole member Of that firm of and
concerning the plaintiff in his occupation dry goods
clerk and ealesman; and that in consequence Of the
SANDER the plaintiff was dismissed from his said employ
ment
The was tried twice; the first trial the plaintiff
obtained verdict for So COCOON the second for 81 500
The defendant now moves for another trial. Argument
was heard and decision reserved.
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The Rhode Island Republican State Con-


PROVIDENCE, Feb 49, 1859.
The republicans held convention in this city yesterday
for the purpose of nominating Candidates for State officers
and members Of Congress-. Thomas G. Turner, now
Lieutenant Governor, nominated for Governor, the
present declining be candidate for re eec
ton VIM. d. Brayton in Congress from the Western
district was re-nomnaed Thomas Davis four years ago
q democratic representative, nominated in the place
Of N. B. Durfee.
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SrrERIoR CeuRI--Crcuit.-Nos. 277, 443, 004, GA,
49, $40, 33 1885, 46s 1853, $780, 1856, 2S7 1885, 49, 49,
36l, 366, 1856, 423.
SUPREME CoURr-Generai Tcrm.-Nos 40, so, 81, So,
64, 81, g. Do, 5S 90, co. o. e. 2S, 66, 81, g. co.
SUPERIOR CouKr.--Nos. 49, g. 4S1, AL, 1856, $751; 49,
447 4os all 400 49, AGO. 463, 1885, 1885, 49, 46s, 46s
470 (s72 Receiver case), 227.
COMMON PiE.s-Part Mos. $685. 6s4, 6s6, $50, $50
600 SOL, e92 b94, 695, 68e o87. 26i 6l5 1911 Part a.
Nos o4 2a isl 500, $50, 7oo 7oi 1922 1903, 'o5, 7o7
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The Latest Drawings OF the LOCALIZED Lotto
rjes as reported To WOOD, EDDY CO.,

res, as reported to WOOD. EDDY 4 CO.,
xASAGxRs or THE
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI
STATE LOTTERIES.
Ofhcial Drawings, By Telegraph.
DELAWARE LOTfEkIkS.
The subscbes Commissioners appointed by tho Governor
OF the state OF Deaware snperinend the drawing o,-
the draw ing OF the lottery Tor the benefit Of the
do hereby certify that the following tho
which were This day drawn from tbs wheel VIZ
EXTRA GLASS No. lS, FEBRUARY ID. 1850
~. 49, SO, 10, T q, -. 81 ls, SO, Sd, 80
CLASS No. 1884,, rEsRsARr l6, 1854
81, IS. ~, 81, 49, so. 80. 81, a. s. 8, u.s.. H.
And that the said numbers order in which
Witness our hands At Wilmington, Del this Wednesday.
5 Assf ss FqhrEk Commissioner
GEORGIA LOTTERIES
The subscribers Commissioners appointed supcrnterd
that the following the numbers were Tits day drawn
from tho wheel, wiz
CLASS No. I3I, FEBRUARY Is, 1852
q, 6S. 8, Al, 81, IS. II, Gs, 90, 81 II, - "a
CLASS No. 49,, EXTRA, FxsRuARY l6, 1885,
81, sS. IS, q, 81. % 81, n, IS, :, aa
that the said numbers drawn in the order which
Wnnsss hands, at Augusta, Ga, this Wednesday Feb
49, 1850. f. c. BARBER, c-,.
WOOD EDDY CO., sna aasas. p ssSrss
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Tho Paraguay Expedition,

BosroS, Feb 10, 1859.
The following vessels connected with the United States
Squadron for Paraguay were at Montevideo December
1s:-Fhe frigate st. Lawrence, sloop ofwar Falmouth
brigs Perry and Cambridge and steamers Fulton aud
Water Witch.
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SrInpr-About four O'Clock yesterday afternoon n
German baker named David p Burge, committed suicide
his residence, No. 1877 Third avenue by cutting his
throat with small knife II Is presumed the Cause was
from the deceased being afflicted with brain fever The
Coroner was notified.
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For Perfect Fut,ng Shirts, and the Latest
noyeliies In gentlemens furnishing goods
GbkEN shirt and furnsuing store, No Aston House.
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I'm steamer Movements.

Southern Ocean Steamer Movements.
SAVANNAH, Feb. Is, 1859.
The steamship Florida, from New York; arrived at her
wharf at seven O'Clock this morning. All we'll.
SAVANNAH, Feb. 16, 1859.
The steamship Montgomery arrived at eight O'Clock on
the morning of the 18th.
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Pants-A Large Variety, Well Made and
from neat seiection, s. aud
DhJMGOLD PROCH's, No. ga Broadway.
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TTncy's Celebrated SHIRTS, made to Order,
and Warranted 10 it, at the sh collar depo DOS 81 snd
~ William iii Get, one door north Maiden lane.
GEO. H. TRACY, Agent.
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