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0banfrru Sails
House and Lot in McGavock's
% Plan


John Beaty rs. Jacob A CcdfeIter and others.
DURSUANT to decree Of the cfancery Court at
Il Nashville, at November Term 1855 in alb I'VE
cause, will sell at the Court house. in this city,
Saturday, the 18th day of February, 1859,
A certain House and Lot in NcGavock's addition to
Nashville lot known No. IL in the pan registered
page 6G5 of Book No. 10, Registers oce of David
county.
TERMs-credit of six months, witt out nterett Tex
cept sums OF Fifty Dola-s,) purchaser to give an
proved security and lien to be 7, tanned.
janl9-td j. E GLEAyES, C. & n
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Hon. THOMAS ii. BENTON said in Congress: "Had
this art be"n snown forty years ago, il would have
saved me twenty years of hard labor"
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SstOWS.

O00 MIILER'S steel. FLOWS, assorted sizes;
SOO 200 Garrett X Cothmau's Steel PlOws as
rted
30 Brinicy's steel PlOws assorted sizes:
These Pows are unequalled and will be- sold at the
lowest prices ARMSTRONG x 90.
JAM
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TinWare.

THE subscribers now engaged In the MANI
Il FACTURE OF TINwARE. Every piece th.t
eeaves the house Is trarranfod and nnsshed wth ,h
greatest
speeiai attention ts Paid - Repairing Cooking ves
sells and ali articles Of 1inNare
a4nlS-tf Ma KKNZIE A NINcTIES
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Grand Secretary, Grand Lodge, Chapter, Council an
Encampment of Mississippi.
seeds.

100 BBIS. Prime Clover seed;
HUI 50 do. do. Timothy do:
coo bushels Orchard Gruss Seed:
500 do Clean Blue de-. do
500 do. Stripped do do:
300 do. Herds do 20.
These Seeds are Of last wears growth and pure n.
any brought 10 the market Tor sale nv
JAM ARMSTRONG & co
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DeIaWareN Legislature - Election of
United States Senator.

WHMTNGTON, Thursday. Jan. Is. 1859.
The Hon. Willard Salisbury. of Sussex
has this day been elect United States Sena-
tor for the State of Delaware by the Legisla-
ture at Dover.
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Chancery Sale ofHouse andLot

Benjamin Grooms, Admir-, Virginia Hard ct ais.
DUksUANT 10 decree of the Chancery Court at
Nashville, at November Term, 1855 IN above
city, on
saturday, the 18th day OF February, 1859,
certain House and Lot, men toned the pleadngs
same being part Of lot No. So the second plan of
College Lots, and fronting 80 Front street ID
runang back 100 feet.
iad1s-td J. F. GLEAvES, C. &M
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Three mods, shrug of pretty shoulders,
and smiles all round balconiesl
But also dreampt, which please me NOSE
Eat you loaf sim &c same
[Exuberantly to galleries. balconies and
every body.1
Eat you leaf meat you loaf me sti-l-i-l .e same
Observation-Disclosures Kids split
to pieces in stage box, and dress-circie win
dow smashed in ny an individual in the lob
by, anxious to see ''what it was all about''1
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Lot Corner of Gay s. BelleViIIe
Streets.

l. + VIA THAN
Livery, Sale & Exchange Stables,
NORTH MARKET STREET,
j. c. MFERRIN, Proprietor.
rT'HE undersigned having leased the ubove we'll
Il known establishment formerly kept by Mr.. .oHN
H. SLOAN, has thoroughly repaired and rehtied it in
all its departments, and now challenges competition in
establishment in the South west
LIVERY.
shall keep constantly oB hand a number Of hand
some vehicles of all kinds. ana a stud OF horses
unsurpassed in style, speed AMI safety
am prepared TO hll any bill for gentlemen wish
ing to purchase carriage, buggy saddle horses and
will guarantee entire satisfaction.
Drivers OF stock will mad my blishmcnt suit
able Recommendations for any number OF horses or
mules at reasonable rates.
BOARDING.
Gent emen wishing accommodation for horses and
vehicles are ensured that stock viii receive the best
attention, and at the lowest current rates
lam also prOv led with all the facilities for Break
ing eating, Nicking and Docking horses will en-
sure satisfaction.
will receive and sell stock OF all kinds on commits
sion, and from thorough acquaintance and constant
familiarity with the market, feel hesitation in
Being determined 60 give satisfaction 20 ali who
may call, portion Of pase patronage is solicitsd.
J. c. McFERRIN,
Janls-dly late of Bowling Green. XIV
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Lot Of 1 l-2 Acres i'm Spring
Place.

Thos Earhart IS Jno. Phelps and others
DURSUANf to a decree of the Chancery Court al
l. Nashville, at its November Term 1855 in above
cause, VIII sell at the Courthouse, this city on
saturday, the 18th day Of February, 1859,
Lot OF one and half acres, in the village called
spring Place. same being the property heretofore sold
BY Thns- Eslrhart to John Phelps
Terms -CFedit of six and twelve months without
interest and Tree from equity of redemption Nous
with good security required aud lien to be retained
JIhIs-td j. 4. GLEAVES, c. & NJ
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JOHN yOUK a. CO.,

No. rs Union a., Nashville.
HAvs pos % h-nd large and spieaci1 assortment of
ssw isoiiszy bas'ss for the eensing se.ses.
Gallery q f4meGs Eagish aaa Amersean Poets
Tas ssezt aaAsninessliy IllussE.isd Faias pss
ashea N the ~erid. oos hvadFed steel Eagravissss
val. inp~ri&l oct4yo. richly boand u noroceo an
tasue-
wo@ea q Hs-assy Hsd Hsreasnl +AAtA
ms Cert - Ssroieoa
rhs aspshiran coart
Ths A1a4nlis saaEeAir.
Asa l.sss sspPsx = Assans, rertfo'ias .na
JazsnAs Eos<s. assls-E
st%tAtsAkA
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Fer Rent.
Malt Whisky.

A NEW BRICK DWELLING, on High street, south
n OF Broad Apply To MOsely 4 Bell second door
from Broadway House. ianis-tf
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TO the pr fessi nal man and indeed every one
whose pursuits in life call upon him record Incl
dents thoughts, il is Of he great bor-saving
machines of the age; AMI like alt such machines that
are really good II does better work than be done
without it.n
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Chancery Sale of Negroes.

Morgan Co and others u.s.. Allen Ledbetter and
others
DuRSuANT TO a decree of the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville, at November Term, 1855, in above
cause, Will sell at the Court house. in this city ON
Saturday, the 18th day of February, 1859,
Negro Woman named Adeline AMI her two chill
dren, EldTldge and Mary attached IA above suits.
Eis,Is-SiX months ere II, without Interest. Notes
with two approved securities, and pay able in Bank ul
Tennessee, required of purchases.
jinl9-td J. L. GLEAVES, C. x NJ.
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Ceoking Stoves.

I'VE have for : le three sips = the
w kkfsrbNR STATE Co kiHg stove for Coal
BfAC n tfF rifE EST
The VICTORY
Tue above stoFcs are warranted n bake sFeli n
efas ~eiis n fact O. a ~efsssrY SAY. Taey ~ a.
koei Stoves any the fttse heAF YER than
4ny otsscfs aaa qalts cheap the cheapest.
Ne have TIE folioslng patterns 81 cosking Stoves
Gur Wsod.
fiiE f-S<fssEAS, 9Th er hales;
INK BLACK OAK,
TIE OLD HICKORY:
fiE gOefSr H0uE:
Tia CoaE-I 4 sixsss
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Wis vassals and serfs at my sard,
And of orI assembled win zose walls,
Eat / was re ope and re pride:
had richesse too great 10 coonte,
Could boast high ancestral fame
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connecting nj each nort with all the lines OF Steamers
ana Railways diverging from either Cincinnati or
Nashville Passenger BY this line Of boats IRE
through To any destination they nav desire One q
the above Steamers WI always be- found IN mort
Shippers and Passengers having had much reason
hitherto to COMPLAIN or delays ana Observation-Disclosures
as 70 inc departure "i St'mers at the advertised time
the Masters Of these Steamers have agreed 10 aud
VIII leave positively rs advertised. The Public may
AT All events, rely upon these Boats leaving az the
time they advertise. Freight and passengers viii in.
variably be carried at the current rates For freight
or passage apply on board. or 10
dec2l-tf II. II HARRISON AGENT
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Coffee! Coffee (!
Clover Seed.

IN BRIS. Fresh and Superior Clover Seed the
DO best IN Market. lust eceived and for
saes b. MiLElI., HOOPER x co.
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r. W. T. nAN,Ers saws.

take much lcasurc in saying, that ], with many
others of this place. awaited mysef of the opportunity
of taking lessons in the science of Phonographv "a
taught by Prof j. W. nOLREAR and IN justice L, him
most cheerfuily and fcaressly state that he is able
to mpaTt, IN limited time, T. any person who Will
give IT his attention, thorough knowledge of the
principles of the science. Although prevented by
press of official engagements, from attending more
than one half Of discourse of less ms vet nv prouTs
has been such enable me both to read and
write in the Characters employed with astonishing
readiness.
am not less pleased with the beauty and simplic-
~ Of the SYSTEM and its admirable adaptation 10 the
wants of the community, than surprised delight
ed at the with which its principles can be master
Ell, by child, when accompanied by the p1noram-
c illustrations and explanations of Mr.. polbear. |
cannot but think that If its merits were known il
would be at once adopted by adults parents would
ing invention; especially when the reflect that is
principles can be mastered ia a few hours.
RO. W. 7. DANIEL.
Grand Secretary, Grand Lodge Chapter, Council and
Encampment Of Mssissippl.
Ny son, twelve years Of age, was a member Of his
class, and am more than satisfied with the progress
that he has made and believe that il will he Of more
benefit to my than twelve months of usual study
would be J. H. BOYD,
Mayor Of the city of Jackson.
Mr. H. has most admirable Panoramic Illustrations
which greatly aid the learner
Printers can easily learn to type from Phono-
graphic manuscripts, and thereby greatly lesson the
labor Of Filters, Merchants &c who write advertise
ments, &c, m Photography.
Hours to IL A. NJ; to p. ". and to Q at night
ianl3-tf
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PIow Lines and Cotton Rome

WE have in store and for sale a small quantity q
w old Mali WHISKY, the best article IA TrnnrSsee
lanl7 AfZfII. HOOPER a cn
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Wrought Iron Stores.

W. have al assortment 81 these popular Stoves
w which Ne VII sell On the hest terms for Czsi
on shert tine 70 paneiual enstasners
santS-u MACKENZIE x NfNrHfN
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Extra Family Florr.


xxTE <si Ray the highest .sh ssrice far 100 god
Wv yoang Neg Mea and wefnea, AZ No. IS cesar
street. Ii. Ii HAYNES Co
Ianll-s
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PHONOGR Apu

No branch of educ ton has higher claims nm
on the friends of edura0n than Phonograplv either
on account OF Its vast and varied advantages the
ease with which can be learned. n ere is no gro.
er ali ia mental culture road Successful
employment, than facility in this art.
That Il can be easily learned and Immediately made
ardii0ble for practical purposes ran Be sholc, bv he
most db"ntont testimony Of Clergyman Doctors, Lalc-
yors, Teachers, dc.
JOHN HARr, Principal Of the High School at Phila-
delphia. Pa, says:
such OF our Students as have made PhonoCrap hic
reporting profession have along in life faster by
All Odds than those in any other kind 81 business aud
that without the possession OF any special brancy
OF talents.
"ThOSe who have not entirely mastered the art siill
use II as far as IT is at their command, taking notes
partly IN Phonogray, aud partiy in long hand. Tn
is not hour in the day nor a class in the school
ont Of Division H. in which not see the students
using this art, and with practical advantage"
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IIay.

On RAiEs HAT, lazi rssssssa ass fes ssls ,.
GU ess2& 3 D. DIskEY.
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Misrrllaneous.
Writing and Photography.

Il in week
LADIES and GENTLEMEN are taught an easy and ele
CANT style OF Writing, free from all ralgdr afectalion
Of useless and ridiculous display
MOVING permanent reputation could only be gain
ca and sustained by the permanent Improvement OF
MS Pupls, Mr. ID. has purs ued that course af
CANTOR and iarness which Ii secured him. within
the last 10 years, liberal patronage in Nashville
FOR evidence Of Mr. p.'s success in teaching he only
needs 10 refer to the i'm ProvrTnents If She many Pm
pills he has taught in the Southern country and the
testimony OF these who have Witnessed for the last
twenty years. See large circulars
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TUST received SO dozen Flow Lines and 40 eaqs a
81 Cotton Rope Of various sizes
MIZKLI., HOOPER 90.
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CINCINNATI AND NASUVUJ

The above named first class steamers have entered
INTO an arrangement, forming Lightning Express
Line between
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Horse stolen.

(fTuf-EN from tbs subscriber. Monday -
- night the l0th inst. frfrn the sta bic ~ ry2<T
Tou thtltnn, south Nashville, large Sor- = y
rel Horse. with sseck IN eye about years ED
For the recovery ef said horse liberal reward vii
be gwen. W. H BRADFORD
iaulS-2ts
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Godey's Lady,s Book.
E0r Sale

FOR FEBRUARY, just received ard for sal. b
Il Jani9 JOHN YORK 90
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NEGRO WOMAN about - years old perfectly
n sound and healthy, excellent Cook and Wash
er; an obcdent, honest and reliable Negro In every
respect H. II. HAYNES CO.
ilnlS-if
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ws have aIsss fan ssrply q l'aTIsr aad n
Gs.lrs, sAasb Gratis. ke
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MARRlR %.

CRAWFORD YOUNG-I, the sixteenth. street, Bsptis.
Church. on Thursday Dec 50. by tho Rev William MSsls
Aouzo Crawford e.q OF this city to Mise Hattie Young OF
Brooklyn.
HFRRICK-NAsH-On "Wednesday, Jan s. by The Rev. Joel
Parker, d. ID, Richard P. H-nick to Georslsns NASH
HOOPER-HASSESr-OnT Tuesday, Jan 4, By the Rev. W. g.
Hal, Dir. Lawrence Hooper AID Miss 0eItrute, eldest
causo.-r Of Dr. l. Hasssst, all OF New.Yors City.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Grecnpoint, L. l., on Wednes
Day ey.npg Dec - the .seDce OF the brides father BY
the Rev g. Tanago 1honlas Mae Oonsd, jr, TO da Aads
B. 6oyce tdess daughter Of d. d. Boyce esq al Of Green
point
kEIsTER-eOARDMAN-Ins South Brooklyn, on Sunday,
Jan. by Rev. Mr. Henson, Mr. Conrad Aeister Of
Nuremberg Germany, to Mise Elizabeth SoMdnan Of New
York
PAINE-yILLs-in Brooklyn, Sunday .veri1g. Dec & st
tie Middle Reformed Uutch Churc5 By the Rev ~ r. Smith,
James B. Pane TO Frances A. eaasher of Isaac Mills,
PATTEN-CEOWLEY-On Saturday, Jao. !, by the Rev. Mr.
Acsn samuel r. Patten 81 Rocaand Ne, to Euksbeth
Crowley Of East Boston, Mas.
SMALLEY-ROsE-On W.dnestsy evening Dec. -. by tho
rev. Cs,ries Fletcher, Wa A. omaey TO Miss Mary r.
Rose, all Of this city.
VAsNAME-sLEiGHT-O Thnrsday, Dec. 30, by the Rev.
C.. Colt Mr. Aaron Vsnr,rn- TO Mise Paebs Anna eldest
oaughsI Of Cornelius ses.i, esq., AL Of Westfed |.
-EOBINSON-On New Years Eve Dec. 81, by the
Rev Tsomss 5. HASTINGS Mr. ". Pose Ware. originally u
south Csrois a.e Of Cnlirlat Oaio) 20 Miss Hesa g.
Robinson Of tals city.
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SURPRISE PARTY AT THE OBSERV-
ATORY.
Fyo1 The Albasy Aads. Jan. l.
ITO be taken cuss Qyono solts.

We understand that DIR. G ould, and the scoom-
phshed young gentlemen who have acted under him as
observeis at the Dudley Observatory, were waited
upon yesterday by a surprise party Messrs.
oven Currsn, James KeenAn, Richard widne, Elisha
Mack ian ex.M. Z J, Richard Parr and six others,
iupeed by thirst for khogledge, and longing after
the unfolding eloIes of the Heavens assembled the hill
Of science dixie the Youth in the AnesoTy), and
sought .trance into the Observatory.
Tee doors being licked, they entered by the win
DOVE, and were IN possession OF the premises.
They served written notice on the iamateS the Di-
Motor being abs,nt), end Informed them tat they
reed no longer r.mso 10 attendance and thst they,
The new eomers, would complete any ohsefvatious
upon which they were engaged. Remarking sons re-
luctarce upon the part of the Astronomical Corps,
they Immediately proceeded 10 make some ooservs.
tors Of cursive and discursive character, snd OF
irresistible cOgency. In the same the party
took possession Of the dwelling house occupied By d.
Could.
TIE guarde mobile Of the Coast Survey having
abandoned the premises, these asprants organized
themselves into corps of observers NJ. Max, an
ernember Of the St4r-PVhce, taking the lead. All
risht long they watched the heavens. TIE Great
Beer Was regarded with considerable interest and also
tie Dog-sar, hrt they could not be got near enough
by any OF tae Instruments to give any hope VI ngnt
Some very curious resuis wvre a'ta'Iei by looking
Trough the reversed ends Of the inStrumen ts: also
some fine effects Of refra ton through the bottoms Of
inverted tnni bl,rs. We not able to give he re-
suits Of these studies yet further than ID say that
Ohul1gan's observations on the Dpper and 1T con-
tents, were decidedly eontemptuous.
The umor of the event q0iskly circulated through
the city; and WAS greatly msguifed. One account
was tsat adstinguished Gener al had planned the affair
ana that 1t was taken by storm. Another story was,
thstthe Comet had been levied by tie Sheriff, anies
Fan execution; but jaogment could be found of
record. this disproved These exaggerated reports
graouslly died away and by bedtime the public
u Albany went to sleep with considerable selEconf-
teDee ard civic PRIDE such are entitled to feel,
AZ
skirs of the city It's sabarbs as it were-hsd pat it
under the charge of ar extra city police.
The Scientific Council ard Director and the Oh
servers must consoe themselves with the idea that
beIe in this State, turn out our Gosernors, and
Judges cur Legislators aud officials annually in mid
vner and that in this We olAn 10 observe only that
law OF rotation which governs the celestial Well As
terrestrial world.
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NARINE AFFAIRS.
NAVAL.

NAVAL.
II. suov-.torn has somewhat retarded the final
ner,r.,iops for the departure Of the soop ofwsr s..
Ion.. Her officers anxious u be Oh. and official
inst, nc.ors relative to their destinstsn are ds,'y
licked for. Captain Rowan has the ordnance stores
a, read TO 90 on board bat from the present aspect
~ tbipps the s.. Louis will be here for week yet.
lis rurored thst como definite deposition is soon
W be- made Of the mutineers WHO were some months
since SEPT home from Brazil, and who arc now on board
the reoeiving-ship North Carolius. These mn were
ried and foond guilty charges Of mutiny preferred
sg,intt them by Commodore Frerch Forrest OF toe
Brsz squadron, ard were, We UNDERSTAND, sentence
to State prison. However, on theic arrival here they
were turf ed over to the mster-ssrns Of the North
Carolina, in whose custody they still remain.
LAUNCHED.
YesterJsy morning the propeller Gs1semsIs was
lsurcbed from the yard Of Mr.. Samuel Sneeden, at
Greeppoint. She was tovei around to tbs foot
Thirteenth street. n. r.. where her engines will be pa
in by Dslsmater & Co. She was bnt tor the Pacams
Railroad Company viii be coumaIied by Capt
John M. Dow, sod run between Psosm. and the
States of Central America, on the Pacific side. He
dimen.iops are 200 feet long, % be.m, % feet hold
She is nfeDded principally for passengers, and ha
ecconpcdsttrs for 100 frstclsss passengers in the
CABIN She Of fine model and in every way fiue
wellbuilt ship. She will cost $l05, goo.
DISASTER.
IRE STEAMBOAT Pacific, owned by L. Cornell & Co.,
ard employed by them in towing oral bsrses to Bar
reo Island came being wrecked Friday las, on
comirg Up from Barren Island when near Coney
Iels1d Point The sea was running very high AID it
vas necessary TO beat up to prevent being swsmped
huge breaker struck the srboard side OF the boat,
carrying away the whee-house, captains cabin, end
suasbirg thipgs up generally. The bost finally came
10 her dock, sustaining damage TO the extent of $780,
FoR EUROPE.
Tie Asia, for Liverpool, which sailed yesterday,
took out 46 passenger and 100000 10 specie.
Among the passengers were Lord Bury and lady.
The Hen. WIN. Preston, the new Minister to SPAN,
was announced to have taken passage but his name
Goes not appear in the passenger list.
THE STEAMSHIP ATLANTIC.
The sale of tire Collins steamer Atlantic, which was
TO come off yesterdsy has been Indefinitely postponed.
TIE STEAMSHIP ILLINOIS.
II wss ruulored that The Illinois detsned owing
TO desire on the pant Of the Government to forward
by Ter dispatches to the naval authorities in the Calf,
res.ing to the illhnstcr movements.
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stursevs-- (yxIIL Weed as) and re t-s"n egnhf-
BY Court Of Aep~ss IN the case " SAAi~ ss- i""
pie" a. Coustock is2
IRE cueson 10 Re bow G sos 0ns
evidence pha,s al sny Of tie tefrntart And tesfe
psot.sl- believe them or eAet OF i,er tsIJ "
ckA-s.df
Il .as oono-ees On the hearing th,, WOOD. Ediy Marty
tho opetors narassrs 4 tie D., are sais L
70 ,ise i, Wclnssr n =. State 81 peisrHe ana nH
ssuu.l Bep.ull Wood ana George Eidy se.e tie
axers under he aaa Of Sam lei So al CO 81
Academy Lo,tery drawn sn1 lo0s.ed Ausss u
the SAFE at Geoigis.
Tai. ai ssion coupled with the evcrce tai en- before ce
-ut tAe corcl9soa that the ecfrrdsls sneli
be Leila snsver THEREFOR, ordered hat they nd bail u TIE
,sm OF S.O,e oT Sand committed.
The counsel for tee defendants claimed that the
cas- .houM he ssrt 10 the Court of Special SESSIONS,
Int The Judge ssid he should send tire papers 10 the
Grand Jury with orders to carry the case bs;ore the
General SESSIONS.
The ur.e for the defendants gave notice that they
should apply fer maDdanus 10 compel Tie Judge to
Sc nd il to tie Special Sessions.