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Since J.n. .s635,9692 s0l635,I29 Sl27,9la 20


Since Jan s635,96s2 S9l635l29 $l27,9l2 20
The Pittsburgh and Allegheny, Pa, people have
come to their senses in the matter Of their bonds
few DAYS since Mesrs Lsner and Meyer Of this city
were in Pittsburgh, and after consultation, it wac
agreed on re basis Of settlement that the old bonds
should be exchanged for new ones bearing q cent
interest, the arTearages of interest now due to be
thrown Off The new bonds are to be irredeemabe,
except by a sinking fund Of 81 900 annually. The
legislation authorising the levy of tax viii be OBJ
tanned at the ensuing session ut Harrisburg. The
City Councils have acted upon the settlement and
passed city ordinances TO that effect.
We learn that the La Crosse and Milwaukee Land
Grant Bond case came up before Judge Miller on the
st OF December the high number interest beng rep
resented BY Mr. j. L. Jernegan of this cityi the low
number interest by Mr.. J. RWhitng of tLiscity, and
Messrs. RYAN and others of Milwaukee. Judge Mil
Ter stated that the case had been differently presented
to him from what it had been before, and more fully
and deliberately argued; and that he should take till
the next term of the Court to consider the aud
prepare his decree. Ii claimed on the part of the
high numbers that the most Of the Holfensten bonds
were issued and paid for by unlawful and corrupt
considerations. II seems that the case has not yet
been decided, and that any plan of compromise is al
together premature.
The proposed Bankruptcy act, as submitted to the
Merchants and Bankers Committee, created Nov. ii,
has been published. The Committee, who submit it
TO public commentator, are:
Royal Phelps Of Maitland, PLelp. Co VIM. O. L.mbert
Of A. A Lawrence Co. l.. = Jaffray OF j. X Jshfay
S,u, o. ID. 4. Grant Of Grant sonsi Jas NJ Brown Of
Brown Rrother. Co.. Seth b. Hunt Of Hunt Tnngnsst
Co.; George Opdyk- OF George Opdyke Coz A. X Wet
more Of Co.; George W. Lane Co. N SULLIVAN
Of Sullivan. Randolph Budd.
The act provides
For the ION unconditional dschnse Of the dsbtor Tex
eept hduaTy debts the Surrender oil h en-
tire estate dnbution without preference among all his
ctedio aud upon lis snce with tho requirements OF
the act provides the election Of the assignee In oan
ptcy By the CREDITOR end gives them the s"rsision oil the
and winding u the estate under the afec
on OF the Court IL permits b. provisions analogous TO
thos- OF be French code Of bankruptcy, well 81 the
Ensh law winding up Of bapkrupts estates at Inc op
ton Of iee fourts IN yue Of tic creditors, by trustees
IN Ter tie insu-clOn Of creditors In lieu Of tho more formal
proceedings In BANKRUPTCY The various details Of the act are
desgned TO give uniformity end efficiency 10 the system and
10 meet various e5enc Of it, adliuis alton In the
tended territory 20 which II applies
The following table will compare the present condi-
ton of the banks Of the City of New-York with that
at the close Of the corresponding week last year:
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Eost ano lonn0.

o. 900 r Z W A r d &.
$O.UUV On Nov 9 1851, the win.tsd Bank was
broken Into, and about So, 900 taken, AZ follows:
$50 900 III bills Of the w insted Bank.
200 g. bills oi the Hurlbut Bank
800 In bills ~ various Banks.
8,l00 in Gold N Silver.
The largest portion OF the bills Of the Wnsted Bank taken
were OF The Denomination $40 snd $50. The public
cautioned about receiving bills of those denominations they
Will not redeemed upon the most sasctory evi
ece thai they in circulation previous 10 hs robbery
The amount Jos aud sos in circulation previous 70 the
robbery limited
All Bis Of this Bsnk outstanding which have been le'
ultimately issued. will be redeemed a. counter.
No Bills from present plates viii DO hereafter Is
sued shall be prepared % issue Bills Of new aud
altogether aren't STYLE plates preparation
GEO DUDLEY, President
winsted Rauk West Winsted. CT, Nov. 10, 1861.
addition tie above stolen four per cent Treasu.
ry Noies Of the following description:
One dated July H. 1901, 10 lOO-No. 1888 letter r.
One dated Jolly ", 1861. ior p0lNo. loS4 letter G.
One Tor $!0-AiO. $500 One Ion sJ0-No. 1872
kOUNl)--Yesterday Oh the floor OF al Auction
Il Room Nassau-st. small sun Of MONEY IN bills The
loser car have The same proving property and paying
penses. by applying ON ID hoos NO Ij2 West l9ths
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-11

SO miles :. slei 500 20 s2o5,59s II sn.o9s 40
The Banks paid in to-day at the Sub-Treasury
about $4,000, 900 on the Stock loan negotiated with
Mr.. Chase last month. This payment leaves the
round amount of slO,OOOOOO due of the proceeds OF
that loan. In making the payment, the banks used
$223, 900 of demand Treasury Notes. The Six per
cent Notes are not receivable upon this loan. The
Boston banks also paid in on the same account
$3.50 900. On the Second fity millions Of Treasury
Notes there are still 10 per cent due
The exchanges at the Clearinghouse this morning
were $lS, 2j3, 266 20.
Messrs Livermore, Clews & Mason are prepared
to supply any amount of the 7.3O Treasury Notes,
during the Temporary closing Of sales at the Sub
Treasury and the Agency.
The exports, as will be seen by the annexed
figures, continue to be very large. We annex a
comparative statement OF the Exports Exclusive oil
specie), from New-York to Foreign Ports for the
week and since Jan. L.
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Ofeai, Cleaners.

So, 20 p,ssrveyRs FOR FuRopE--By order Of the
Re tary State all passengers leaving ina OIltd Sses
80 reos .d TO prvde themselves with passports before
,hey viii be- allowed on board the Passengers win
mot be subec ed any trouble delay ia pr"cgn ihen
tbev call Instructions the COmpsnys Ohces, No. 10
CTEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
- ynPooL andiPs s9d enSa kim v passenger g ph
selphis Steamship Company inend dipstchiDg their full
psws.d CBde- bpilt Iron steamships as ionows
CITY UF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS turoay Zee. ~.
GLASGOW. Saturday, Dec ~
CITY OF NEW-IORk ............ Saimdsy. Dec %
And every SATURDAY, at noon, from Pier No Al North
River.
FIRST CABIN...........sT 5 STEERkGE...........SS
Find Cabin to London 70 steersgs 20 London'''' 30
First to Paris. 81 stease to Paris...''' 81
Passengers also forwarded to Havre Bremen Rotterdam
Ant"efD. &C, at equally low rates; ,,,lo,.
Persons WISHING to bring out their friends can Buy oe'
here ct the follow log rates to From LiyelpoG
SsDoo p 4o CABIN F,o 5 +s 4nG SO'
These Steamers have su sccommodstions fo psFeh
gers end carry experienced Surgeons They are nus
Wac shi lion Sections and have Patent fi'e
on hoard. ,,-1r1TaN
INMAN ISsnt No - Weter g.; in GLASGOW TO allen ~ ~
COIN No 81 FnochH in Qneens9"ii, 20 NV NJ
81 R;sr Wan, - ~ PADS 10 JULES DECoUE No
Place de la Bourse IN PhadeIhiso 1%
All " JOHN g. DALE AGENT, No. Is Broadway N Y.
TTyuF RPTTJsH AND NORTH AMERICAN
u ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
PASSPoRTS-Ai persons i5aVins me nni,ea states VII
,rtes eouutersigned by the Secretary Of state
by the Passport Agent ct port Of enbsrkation.
NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL
Che 6Se M IS.s s':
IRON BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL,
thlef ann fassage. ...s..s...s..s''''''7
TIE ships from New-Y ok call at Colk HarJor.
The ships from Boston call Halifax and Cork HHrboT
PERSIA, Capt Judkins. AFRICA, Capt Shannon.
ARABIA Capt. J. Stone CANADA. Capt J. Lcitch
ASIA Capt r. q. Lott AMERICA, Capt. Nui
AUSTRALASIA, NIAGARA, Capt Noodle.
Capt. Cock EUROPA, Capt. Anderson.
SCOTIA (now bniiding)
These vessels carry cear white light masthead
stxTboard bow red on port bow.
CANADA, Muir Boston. Wed esdsv Dec. II
AFRICA shannon leaves Newly ork W ednesday Dec Is
EUROPA. Anderson leaves Boston onesday, Dec p
AUSTRALASIAN.
Cook. .le4ves Newly oIk.. "Wednesday, Jan
NIAGARA Noodle. leaves Wednesday, Jan.
ASIA Iott......leaves Newt ork. Wednesday, Jan IS
Bertbs not secured until paid for
An experienced Surgeon on board.
The Of ships win not be 1untabe FOR Gold
Silver Bullion Specie Jewey, Precious stones Metals,
unless Bill Of Lsdug sgued therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed FOR Freight or Passage, applyto
Z. CCNARD. No Bowling-green,
L'OR CALIFORNIA va PANAMA. first.
elass will leave Nsu-York the LIST. llth and
f OF each month except when these dates a 81 NDAN
when the day OF departure viii DO the MONDAY following
For freight or sage apply al the only office No. Bowling
green ID. 3. ALLEN, Agent
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nINIArURR ALMANAC,

nINIAruRH ALMANAC
Sun-pi,e..,.T:l5l Sets..........4:3j Moon-Sea l3e
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
esndy Hook. 1882 Gov Island. 322 HeuGaie'. SVS
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The statement of the Philadelphia Ban
M two weeks compares as follows:

ISL Louis there very little doing In monetary circles
Eastern Exchange continues premium buying aud pre-
MUM selling Gold aid5 premium on Change, and Is sold
by bankers premium. United States Notes are bought
Il latf y cent premium In Missouri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-11
RK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER III. 1861.

week The cattle distributed through the several yards
a, follows: AT Mores 1l7s at Hunters, SCI; at Galups
| s99; total 2278 80, s.,.o. |
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-11
The Boston Trareller says:

The Boston Clearing to-day reports the specie hold
inc by the cy banks to gold silver and copper
coin which much the largest amount yet attained by these
this year At eas million more Is due from
EewYok The subTreasury also holds i've millions, which
viii soon bs paid out for the public service.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-11

EDWARD ii. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor of The
Shzv Office consultations on tie obscure diseases o.
The pelvic yiseers. Rapture. Piles, karcocee, and fstus
adicsy cured without the knife or lgsture Once hours
bop Sto9 to ., aud I TO > evenings.
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Arrived.

schr Maria Jane (Br, of St. Andrew, n. b. Crosby, Hs-
10 days to master.
schr Mary P. Burton, COnwe Delaware, with wood O.
seh Mary Boyd, Lubec Is days, FISH, &c. to J. Boyntor
schr Henry wolcott, wolcot Ezabethport for Ocean.
sehr Corne. Mackey ElzabetbpOr coal for Fall River
Schr. D. NJ Me.erole, Brown Elizabethpor, coal.
Schr. 4. F. Brady, Ball. Eizab-thport, coal
Schr Caroline Grant, Pressey, Rondout, for Boston
Schr. Three Sisters, Gray, Bern Nd wood to c. Ravens
Schr. Ella Packard, Sandwich, In ballast.
Schr More Mitchell, Providence, in ballast.
Schr LamaTtins Lowell Elizabethport coal for Boston.
schr. Amystis Goekn, Elzabethport coal for Boston.
Steamer Jersey Blue IT, s. Transport Chssey, Locust
Steamer Commerce ~. s. transport Long, Locust Point
In ballast.
Steamer VIM. Clyde u. S. transport LaushEn Locust
Steamer Concord. Norman. Philadelphia mdss to Lopsr
kirkpstrick
Steamer Mara Nichols, Philadelphia. mdse to J. L N.
Briggs.
Steamer Anthracite Jones' Philadelphia mdse J. N
Briggs.
steamer Comet, Jones, Philadelphia, mdse. to j. NJ
Steamer westcheer Jones' Providence mdse to Edward
Bynner
SAiLED-Dec 9, ships Aurora Liverpool Celestial En-
vads San Francisco banks Oriental Hong Kong; Edward
Prus y Rotterdam Lisette (Prus) Antwerp; Angersps
!sar Cork; A Pendergrat (Br.l Lisbon; schr. Z. q.
knight, Monteso Bay.
WIND--Sunset, s. T.; very licht
The schrs. Wide World John L. Redner Benj.mn Strong
and Hersche now lying at the Government Dock foot Of
murray street ~ H., all loading provisions for Locust
Sy6e u trsnsports) lying Pier No. ~ r.. are also
loading provisions and ammunsn for the place They
VII all probably sail tomorrow
INC steamship Vanderbilt lU trsnsport Is now lying At
the dock foot u Warren street N H. and viii immedatsly
Port Royal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-11
professional Notices.

DR. HOMER B0STWICK viii continue the
IL Practice Of his Froe sion and give ehecial attention to
Operye Surgery, Diseases Of the Throat Communion P
male Complaints and Nervous Debility Gpoiency caused
bv indscsctou. Mr. B's book iAsatter snb et
with hists young end women, before after marriage
70 of vital impotence to hc and eysy young in TIE
lend should possess ths valuable bookSlFron the Boston
Medical and Surgical journal Price S il may be had his
Ofce s. Ezst 18th six doors west OF Broadway,
RICHARDSON'S Bookstore. No Nesey-si., and At GOD
FREYS No. S3 Broadway. Ohce hours nom until L a.
N, aud from 70 ?.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-11
At Chicago

The only noticeable change in matters Is an easier
fsepr in EIchsng tho demand being light Rates. however
remain steady Edb cent premium Currency H. in good
demand BY Iok dealers aud the supply gradually diminish
ing Gold less inquired for the buying rate ii cent pre-
MUM, and selling y cent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-11

Total. SAT IS S47lc9 70 1907 03 $l6sS - l39 50
Corresponding month I9eO................... 1881 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-11

L'OR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA. first.
Il class viii leave NeUYork on the ls llh. and
list Of each month except when those dates fat SUNDAY
when tie day OF departure VIII DO the MONDAY following
For freight or sage apply at the only office No. Bowling
green ID. 3. ALLEN Agent
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l. B. LASsITER.
Tow .ooIIoo4r,, - T.,.. -

G1kTfT
D1 virtue affd-iff- -5ufsuaI4s.s- Of a de-
I'D cree Of the Probate Court Of Jasper
County, made at the last January term
thereof, A. D. 1861, the undersigned, Guar
dian of the persons and estates OF the
minor heirs of JOSEPH DANIEL, de
ceased, will on Monday, the 9th day of
May, 1861, between the hours prescribed
by law, proceed to sell at the town OF
Quitman, in Clark County, at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder, on a credit of
twelve months from the day of sale, the
following described real estate in said
county, to-wit; w } of n w 4,NE Of
w and S E / of n W and n w Of
n w of Sec. Is, in Township l n, of
Range II f. Said lands will be sold sub
ject to the lien prescribed by the statute,
and the purchaser will be required to give
note with good security for the purchase
money, payable in twelve months from
the day of sale.
EMILY WADE, Guardian.
April 5, 1861 2j-5t
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No Runaway from the subscI-
CTA Der, on the Goth August last, ne
ktIh gro FRANK, about - years old,
SN copper color; weighs about los
If/pounds has a scar on his right
Xxx and on the corner of one of his
49, eyes; on the back Of his neck
there is a large seed wart
The above reward win be given for in
formation left at the lHississippian office,
jackson, Miss, which viii lead 10 his re-
coveIy.
Mrs. MARTHA PORTER.
Nov. 81. 1860. 6-tf
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-17

INROM the subscriber, near Claiborne,
Il Jasper County, Miss, on the 25th OF
last month, mulatto negro boy named
CHARLES, about twenty-one years of age,
medium height, slim made, bushy halr,
blue eyes, sprightly and quick spoken
Any information of said boy viii be thank
fully received, and all the expenses Of his
arrest and confinement in jail 50 that
can get him again viii be freely paid.
J. L. CANDY.
CLaiJorne. [iss. March %. 1851. 23-tf
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Arms, Military Uniforms. SC.

NJ no VIII be members Of a Company Of GOO per
~ sons 70 subscribe in instalEnents Of any afnouu
l.l- -iielf eet7eniences 50 and upwards, for ths
.lesti9n ~ Southern Arms. Military Clothing ane
t"2.tsh E-ctoryf The person Who subseribes the
55alsast amount hy the first wednesday in August
A.A. % De entitled fhesIdes the dividends on hi.
stDehl % premium Of 5000; the next largest 10
fsSt.' we next largest 70 Sl5o0; the two next
ni W ninety neKt largest. 70 $50 each the nine
-.lled next est, % 80 each the three hundred
l"AA iAfEests 70 80 each; the three hundred nerf
=. y - each the one thousand next largest,
ana TIE person who fails obtain eifher on these fo
- 81 g1@sLa - premium Of $1,000; all to be paid in Cash
Assa ss. i--ltle Arms OF Military Clofhing-if any9
Write 70 the Treasurer Of the aRspnsh shssnnoci,
hanuiacturing Company" al Port ROYAL Tirginia. or
" te fost master. enclosing stamp 70 pre-pay an
March 1, 1851. en- 5a.f
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Hard Times Outdone.
LET THB SOUTH BUILD Up TIE SOUTH
$40 900 Worth Of FARMS and
BUILDING LOTS

I y the Golden Region of Virgins. fculpeper Conn.
IL tFl is e. te divided sMong io1u0 sufscrfhers on
TIE thirteenth day of Apf. is6I sieeriptions ouIv
ten doisrs each ezlehif down. the rast on delivery
q Deed. Every subscriber pili get Building Lot or
a Farm ranging IL value from SO 70 $4,000 These
Farms and Lots sold cheap 20 induce settle
ment saiiclent number beng reserved. the in
crease IN tfe raue of which viii npensafe for the
apparent loH prIee noW ssked- Ample security will
ne ffen f9r the faithful Performance Or contracts
- Mere AQfnte wanted Obtain Subscribers.
q Hhofn the most liberal Inducements vii be- gwen.
Some Agents write that they are max ng no dollars
per monfh- For fan Particulars Assen-
ciess &c4 apriF % r. BaEDHE.
El.rl AaFaI, U.lroilfle Couufy- Va
Vf J. g. BLArEW ELL Agent.
Raleigh. Smith Couty, Miss
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WHEREAS, the estate of JOHN VIII
II HANSON, deceased, was declared in
solvent by an order and decree OF the
Probate Court Of Newton County, State
Of Mississippi. made at the last Novem-
Der term, A D. 1850 of said Court: Now,
all persons holding claims against said
estate are hereby notified to bring in said
claims duly probated according to law,
and have them registered before the Clerk
Of the Probate Court Of said county, at his
Office in Decatur, within twelve months
from the date hereof. or the same VIII be
barred JOSEPH WILLIAMSON,
J. c. WILLIAMSON,
Administrators.
Dac 10 1850 9-6m
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gustry.



ERs. l. D. WooEE- o. FLsEKScE Ala
4IR-Srsts rsta Aas n IFaliacs bls.i,''
Patriot aons hero sires.
Fer your aitars snd your fires,
Rise, lis Liberty inspires,
And your native land.
sterniy meet the advancing FOE;
LAY the proud orpressor low;
Struggling Freedcrn aeaves the blow
Honnr pirias the bupa
= - caii.l iN ttzl lio1f-
Bid bis eoaatEy haseiy cover.
To fierce relentless power,
Traitor be his namei
Who with doubts, and terriers tossed.
Tauely waits TO count the cost,
Be his name forever lost
To honor and 10 famei
Falter now-and woe betide,
Peaceful home, and fire side.
Prattling babe, and gentle bride.
Life and Liberty
BY the horrors we deplorei
BY the hopes that proudly soar
By the glorious deeds Of yorei
Let Us a ) or iiel
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Administrators Nofice.

" HEREAS Letters Of Administration
w on the estate Of DAVID QUINN,
deceased, were granted to the undersign-
ed, at the last March term Of the Probate
Court of Simpson County, State OF Missis-
sippi. Now all persons having claims
against the estate Of said decedent, are
hereby required to exhibit the same with
in the time limited by law, or they viii be
forever barred and those indebted to said
estate are requested to come forward and
make immediate payment.
JOHN W. QUINN,
T. n BERRY,
Administrator
MI 70 TceT CQ-t
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ST. JOSEPH'S SCHOOL.
c. M'DAVITT, Principal.

x,r4-- s-z,-g t--.-s hsr4rr teen eularred ard Re-
- r. - r--r-fls 81 sr--5r1r1lafsfinz u1aug
= -. 49, 1900 srteuiHd fhaf zzsglru-
- s51 -. 5--tsa.a ~ rta school haTinG been
ta- - -ts - ~ ~ r.f-4.arF e > hnrsa1 thsi
- 75 49, =-fs.r1 - saon - p1ss tle- rlst IL
rtssses RAY Re formed
- rs- rns-,h. fru-n NMtozs8
Fs..r5 ssu be had 10 tie horhooi fr1En sever
Z, ren luIsrs PEI month - -
ne feaehar VII he aszsied b Alss AAhf
MrDAVTTT- -.
Feb Il ISL l
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CALHOUN INsTITUTE.

LIMITED select school for fOCAB LADlEs--
n / he teaching done ula-rly ts E.la3-l-,a-
Modern LalEuaEes tal-tI1 uzaalA1 = ~ 80
pr10--zo-s Inzfrise-5on thoruuzh, FaloseTllcl--
because Of tbs limited number 81 plE4---
Muse tauElt ou aI instruments ever 4.-4 y ID
dee
Ladies who understand raao ulsie qiiF yer
yrsrrsues 20 unda-4tani the harp na perform 1sel4
on e tuEh tu songs and lus---zHilil4 krer "a one
term. On the zEl-ar iu hall term
III u PllNLFATF-R-
Maa11- Mss
=. -. E--lr
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CASES DBcIDED-APRIL TERM. 1861

CASES DEcIDED-APRIL TERM. 1861
April 18th, 1861.
so~s. Mayor and Aldermen Of the city
OF jackson. vs.. James Il Brown.
Y - Reversed and final Judgment here
I soS9. $ A. Wcathersby. ct al. vs.. Owen
Weathershy, Reversed.
- April 20th. 1851.
tfsf. z. a Wallis es. j. p. Bvrne. dis
missed for want Of prosecution.
SosS. X. II. Hord. ct. al. vs. John A. Nil
Ter. dismissed for want of proseou-
ton.
9Sa0. Elijah Young. vs.. r. Q. Edwards.
ct. al. docketed and dismissed.
sooS. J. Sontheimer. VS.. c. 5. Slocomb.
affirmed
9S9l. William W. Doolev, vs.. Lewis w
Showers, docketed aud dismissed
Ses@. David Mitchell vs.. Balaam Greer.
dismissed for want of prosecution.
April 2od 1861.
S-@o. Bowen q Yerger, vs.. H. II. Max
well. affirmed
soi9. Charles Detterly, vs.. Charles 4.
Neamens. reversed and renanded.
Jfoo. Isaiah Gardner, ct al VS.. E. r 4
Blanks, dismissed for want OF iuris-
diction.
200. w. w Catohings. ct al. vs.. C. A.
Manlove. Exor 4 Co reversed and
rerhanded
i291. w. w. Catchings, ct. al. c. A. Man
love. Exor & Co. dismissed
oVi- robert v Montague, vs. Thomas
r. Gaddis. affirmed. II
s9S. Samuel Hamblin. VS.. Lewis A.
Oglesoy, dismissed for want of pro-
secution.
Ordered that Court be adjourned until
lonuay' the 18th day OF May next )
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SCHEME.


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plaee, such a. 81 1st. 3D. Sd, any other
station the draine ...-.........-..--..-..... &C
Tickets from 500 70 any price, At the above rates Per
Dollar.
RrsrE1nrR Ill two OF more selected numbers sre
aiken. and al ef those numbers selected not
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$ a blank.
Hs-By this Scheme purchasers can select their
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