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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-01
isEs.IST'I.is.s, s,E,EIsrs.

-, NkW UANTLk LUUNrl, An RuNt IIIh, IAtb.
4 lPON the application Of John triris, IL ecutnI Of
- the last VIII aud resa ,rgurr purdy Iate
OF Wmin gton IN sailCo dpceaHed IL IL Ordered and
directed by the Register that the Executor alote
said, give notice of the granting OF Tesla
mentAry upon the Estate Of the decreased. 10
date of granting thereof by cnusing Advertisements
To be poated within forty days tue late OF such
Lettera ins1 OF " most pghlic place me County
against tho Estate to present the o. shds by an
Act OF Assembly in such case made aud provided Aud
also the Ramr To he mss Id ma
Rod in the Delaware liepu ~ publish
ed in Wilmington aud 10 be cnutinupd therein iN,
months.
l~) Given undsr tie ha nd nd san at once q tbs
Is. So Register Aforesaid al New CASTLE ia Me- Castle
t~~N 90. sioresad thu day and year above written
,,.,u..,, go IT.. GRAIN, Register,
,NOrlUE.1Al pnrsnns having clRnz against the
Attsstrd to the Executor, On ~ brtur1 august ia
1882, abide the Act al Assembly ~ such ease nNdH
| aud provided, my FERRIS. EItruluf.
Address No, ~ Sh pcy street. Wiininstau, Eef
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-01

% The DEL Gdzsne in it's last issue saws.
among other things on the subject of the
Pratt appointment, that the Companies OBJ
jected to as disioyal, (Thomss F. Bayard's,
&c., furnished some of the best drilled, and
most effective soldiers of the war" viii the
Gazette, please inform us how much the Con-
peril cad Legislature of our State contributed
towards the bounty, aud equipment of those
soldiers or to the support of their wives and
families while in the field, or to bury them il
dead, and how much the present Candidate
for Congress Mr., Nicholson, voted for their
sustenance, pay, and pension if disabled in the
service, since he held seat therein.
We do not dispute that there have been
loyal Democrats, ready and willing to fight fol-
their country aud lis nag. But how much
nghung WIN he do, with an empty belly. u,
ammunition chest and his leaders cursing tb,
war, aud pred citing its failure SLow me
| your loyalty to the Government without
works. aud will show you better loyalty bv
my works. Let us have the votes.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-01

aIpnN .h.,i Hs" "a az t1Lh'f, lu'y ~, la6t.
4 fvN tAA hpplie hitUh OF NhrN VI NNuE hdmintrA
trih OF J"hhuA Nrulhan, NJ y. atr of ilmin gton
Hd an bad Ct dec a. II IHurier ed
Register that the Admin ttni siniUHH office Of
the granting OF ettrtkot Ad'trs liuu r,n The estate
OF the deGeHH" we, tbs date ut taHtus tpruat Ly
causing hiNr' tFenrntt I" be F-nvd within I, days
from The dat" Of snGh b.ttrrn IN Ns the npsl uhs
places at the County OF NrH Gs=' lee, T-guiTir. ali pT
sons having demAbdn GRiu~t the tHt,tt
sam" or abide by Act oil Assemble pinaa
aud provided. Aud asucAunr he O l.. lrtariri
within til" same period the nrs Epputit,u,,-
-H7papHr published IN Niimms tou, aud 10 BE- e"uti
ed therein two monthE
~ Gtyan under the hand and Etpl ut unio. of the
So Register Aior+Estd. at Krr taat" b. New CALI
- w.. alof"hhld, tho DAY nttAt VIitltu
amman, re. fBAlM, Re gster.
NUT Uk, All rFo"H hAytue vlu, dEAihtl thrts
tate OF decoaaed muft present prot at.d
to III" Adnhnistratris her Atl,rut Sumue NJ ar
ringtpD MiltuingtOu, Del, br before Luy 4, A. D.
1861, Ebi &c tina Act Assembly ~ suoh cg,a made
and provided, MANY Ali1UAk
,lt,tn
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-01

LETTERS RRMA ISING UNCLAIMED in the Post
Office at Wilmington, State of Delaware, 20 b day
=. "A
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-01

Address an II. THIRD street, Wilmington Del
REGISTRARS tEFtlE.
poN The g,EPlTs,Jca@ TIo%ns 6a5iasis" ti ;s
5r '"F i a III Sn ,'.s a ~. d ca nn
~ ae9 iS Il H. Il Grdstrd nGa directed ~ the \
granting Of Letters Parliamentary upop tha Eptaa Of
as rostei Within i"r. S i1 rn
s9s dse t%eG ct Ge gg gL places
demands agsnst the Eatatr, /" present lie rn'r or
s I'D and %so S% u. ,ne t. psyird
Pc, published ~ wilmington
1 g"S dvenu ses, c,op,.
nssst~r srorasaid Al New Castle NJ, ua ns
.' County E1EEi ~ e. tA iT.E Ss,o
tate Of th % Sa%n Gf b.
ted q n EIssuipI. on before August ID lssi,
IGoGA PIkGiESGGfioSS'' &.s "'as ="
lsEs sSTER'N oEEItB.
NV CAsrLE GouEry, s.rt. ith, 1866
p9S TIE seRI,G ,, Of esry pambS tsgtqtor Of
Wilmington, iid. nst,4 Co, dec,d;il Ordered and
Sys nSt ts "a The *
BY aaus6s sjseTssm III TO A be
Rost,a ~ Sitn iSss he Lgiie
Castle recurring all persona having demands rlsins
xsss@piy such e4ss made aud provided Aud also
ss Seswse 10
Wilmington aud 10 be con, iaayI tGFfsntra %"nths
g.. 5. Reeisteraforesad At New cnstla n New osr
il g. FA GGf r Rssa asS''
NOTICE. AllpsIsonshayInE ciRima gRinHt The e.
ted to st The EfTSai9T on Irfore the ~
made "' act ES AZ bE SSfI case
sept 6-2m Executor,
EQUALITY TO AN. Uh,foymjigJ Of priee-
| A New Feature an Business. Epery one His
| Osn Salesman Jones & Co Of the Crescent ono
price Clothing store, No. 601 Market street. above
Sixth, Philadelphia. In addition to having the lar
gest most varied and fashionable stock of Clothing
In Philadelphia made expressly for retail sales we
have constituted every one his Ownaalesman by hsv
ost prioo 1t can be sold foT they cannot possible
vary-al must buy alike Tho goods are ell aponged
| and prepared, and great paine taken with tho m j.
king so thai all can buy with tho full aseuran of
| getting good article at the very lowest price Also
large stock OF riRcE o0oDB on hand, oil the latest
styles anu qualities, which will be made to order in
| the most fashionable and host manner, 2b pei cent
| below credit prices ~ Remember lde Crescent
in Market st. above 6th, Phila. JOEER& Co
! TIE ARCH STREET DIEIkG ROOMS.
| Confectionery and Ice Cream Saloon.
No sos Arch Street, E'aIlaal eipLia
| North side, above sth
We would respectfully inform tho public that We have
openeda
DINING AND ZOE CREAM SALOON
at the above RamFd iocstioH whore Ne will DO happy
to wait all who may favor with ,aI al All hons
of the day, from ~ A, NJ to Pm
good Roast Dinner any kind h uotat ues bread
and butter 80 cents The zane vita ny three vegsta
bles and coffee, so cents
| We will always keep on hand
CHOICE FRUITS IN SEASON,
| FINE AND PLAIN CONFECTIONERY
| PLAIN AND FANCY CAKES,
=- Ice CREAM AND JELLIEs
| Also, SODA WATER OF THE CHOICEST sYPtjPS
The location being central renders il iesiraIs Mace
for Ladies' and Gentlemen OF our CITY well Of the
| surrounding country JAMES MEGRATTEN,
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Ta,e. bod % Be Paid BY Draf..

TREAsURY DEP'T, T~REAsURER's OFFlSE,
WAsHINGT0G, Jan. %, 1850.
The Sd section of chapter IS of the
laws Of the second session OF the
Thirty Eighth Congress, act approved
March both, 1865, provides that all
moneys now dire sd by law TO be paid
the Commissioners Of Internal Revenue
shall be paid to the Treasury Of the
| United States by the party making
| such payment and q certificate OF such
PAYMENT stating the name Of the de
%positor and the specific account on
which the deposit was made, signed by
the Treasurer, Assistant treasurer,
designated Depository or proper officer
Of q deposit bank, transmitted 20 aud
received by the Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue, shall be deemed q
compliance with the law requiring the
payment TO be made 10 the Commis-
/ Bioner, u law to the contrary not
/ w~ithstAnding. In accordance with
| these provisions many banks and other
monied institutions, and railroads, ana
other corporations, in making pay
ment for the taxes imposed by sections
10. 100. and I'D OF chapter l73, laws OF
The first session Of the 3sth Congress,
act approved June Both, 1864, have
| transmitted to me bankers drafts upon
their correspondents, s~ubjecting this
Office and its branches to the expense
and Inconvenience incident 10 the col
lection of such drafts before the
amounts thereof can be carried intothe
Treasury aud the proper certificates IS
sued. To obviate the expense, mcon.
venience, and delay, parties or institute
tons making payments FOR taxes in.
posed by the sections Of act of June
Both, 1864, above quoted, win hereafter
be required 70 deposit lawful money OF
the United States for that purpose with
the officers or banks designated by the
Sd section Of the act OF March 50th,
1865, as aforesaid, and all drafts here.
after received by me for such payments
viii be returned 10 the parties from
whom they may be received The
original certificates received for such
deposits should be forwarded 70 the
Secretary OF the Treasury, and the du'
piicstes, with the proper statements, 70
the Commissioner of Internal Revenue
The Treasurer has nothing to do with
either such statements or certificates II
any of the above cases, except when
the deposit is made at this office.
F. + SPINSER,
Treasurer United States.
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Iudre Chase aud JED. Day

Judge Chase and JED. Davis.
Chief Justice Chase's position with
regard to the trial of Jefferson Davis
continues singular, and would be in
credible if il were not stated by the
President and his Cabinet Ministers
The opinion Of the Government is that
such trial should be by, s civil court
and Ia Virginia. where the offence
chiefly lay. But Mr.. Chase declines e
proceed with it on the pretense-foI
we cannot regsrd it rs anything more
than q pretense-that that State is un
der military authority, and not fully re
stored 10 civil lRw There certainly i.
no hindrance 70 the proceedings Of the
United States Supreme Court in the
presence Of a few troops to keep order
between the freedmen and their former
masters We may look elsewhere for
the realcsuseo Of Judge Chases conduct
Does il lie in his fear that there, among
Davis old friends and associates in the
cause for which he was arTaigned, nc
impartial trial can be secured no jury.
who will ndge imparGslly Of both law
aud fact car be impanneledE There
certainly il room for doubt and danger
here. between the two parties of loyal,
lists aud rebels into whom our whole
population has been sharply divided, il
would be impossible 10 obtain any.
where, indeed a thoroughly iEdepen'
dent and impartial jury for this great
case.
But Judge Chase would hardly make
3 point on this certainly, if he did, ne
should have some remedy 70 propose,
81 least no hesitation TO avow t. His
barren excuse seems 10 cover the real-
~ OF a different reason, and may we
not lind il in the fact of his being still
q Presidential candidate, and the ua.
tural consequent dislike 10 meet such
an issue as the trial and conviction Of
the head of the rebellion, all parties to
which are 10 vote for the next Chief
Mseistracy2 This is not q very lstter-
ing suggestion, bat We 30 not hesitate
70 make il Il Is no more dscrsaitsble
than the fact that being Chief Justice
Of the Republic, he is also dreaming
and planning how 70 ret into the Presi.
dental chair.
No man has fallen more in pubic
confidence than has Judge Chase
through this now notorious circum~
stance Of bis ambition That it would
not be 20 was the repeated and doubts
less honest assurance Of Mr. Chases
friends But Mr. Lincoln proved the
wisesI aud the fact is no more lament
able and d~isgracef1l than it IS true
And 20 IL and the caution and diplo-
macy inspired by il is the country prob
ably indebted for the circumstance that
Mr Davis remains an untried and IN.
convicted prisoner.
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Lam - nn the ChiIian BIockade.
The following note from John Bright
appears in the London papers:

The following note from John Bright
appears in the London papers:
RocBDALE, Daa %, lS65.
"DEGE SIN Lord Clarendon Is, |
think, sanguine that the Spain and
Chi business viii soon De settled
aThis Government, IN conjunction
with the French Government has pso-
posed to use is good Offices in the dis
pute.. The proposal was net in s con
ciliatory spirit at Madrid The terms
are considered equally honorable to
the contending psrlieS and were
agreed to lat Madnd) without hesita'
ton. They have been sent out by the
last mail TO Chill, and, if they are re
ceiyed there in q proper spirit there
will be an end Of the quarrel
Il hope, therefore, Lhe disturbance
TO your trade viii soon be removed =
formal reply 10 your memorial has,
think, been forwarded 10 you but
thought you would ike 10 know VIVA
Lord Clarendon has written 10 me OF
! she subject Yours, very truly,
,TOHH BRIGHT.
Geo. A. Fveritt. Esq, Birmingham.
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Connecticut.
The New York Tribune saws:

@AAAAAtE cENE
L has leaked out that the Federal Office
aelaers n Connecticut, Postmasters. Reve-
uue ooiiectors, Tidewater., e,e.. are max
ing strenuous efforts 70 get possession Of the
Union State Convention which IS 70 assemble
GHaruordon February a. Tho intention
8 70 have resolutions passed there indoors
ING t1e E~residents reconstruction policy,
whatever that may be 10 instruct the Con-
gnszaaanat d~elegation Of the STATE 10 vote ieF
ne early readmission OF Tennessee, and
eeaeaAr 70 hare the Union party OF Con
aeeaeut put forth a platform ~caiculated 70
seoute TIC movers IN The possession Of their
fishA Senator Dix lett Washington tOI
sew York a few evenings since, u IS be-
iieFeas Tor the PURPOSE Of conferring with q
delegation Of Connecticut officers holders
upon the measures ie be adopted 20 insure
TIE success Of this movement, ana especially
TIE platforms to be adopted
The Tribune ought not to object 70
anything the ofice-holders may do.
IN other days It regarded an office
holder as entitled to all the rights Of
IN American citizen.
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The Columbus Enquirer feels war
ranted in denying the statement, which
was telegTaped from Washington, that
Mr.. Stepens had written a letter to
some one in that city, in which he said
"the original Union men of Georgia
suffer greater persecution now, on nc.
count of their sentiments than they did
during the days Of the Confederacy.
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sUNnRrrs
500 AGENTS Wanted

C~OU pad. 10 sassnea. ess-s skIsas
msr. Tescfen Returuai ss'fsrs ~ ~
sAe - -hels11s Life o. IEueoir.r
h-q3 g Ns Aeadiu1," "Hesdevt
hs,noEtcni I'D msly Oiher sands-5
49, 1lAaEfNA F& l-n.s Rnt tear1lrl
A4saAisy, psnca CT " iectsr. n nv
p T. DIhBLE
~ foufth - BET Makes Erd Jederscn-
seN~N asF LeUiFynie kv.
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Many Southern people are growing
distFssuai Of Presidest Johnson re.
mArksA Southern contemporary. Pos.
si6ly President johnson b growing dis.
tFnstfal Of many Southern people 2
Which is the mora important
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LIQUORS..
RTTrERs

D-sre's Psnaton Bitisrs.
Blips Codr0u
kostetters Stomach a.
RocrhavFs Ecrand e.
hoo1snd's Gennsn e.
fof azle loN, by EWN prsnfr,1
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No. 1853.

NOR S~ALE-BUENA VISTA SPRtNGS-13L
i Acres. che small Frame BuildinF II two rooms
ieuces ia order. THREE SULPHUR SPRINGS
White, Red, and Black Two FreestOue spriags.
one cistern on the nil 69s feet front on the Buera
Vista Pike; the erure plst Is about square, On
The 49, acres Gre found hill, glen, bower, recess,
rocks Ia bold relief. preCipce, dat, springs, crees
snd a romantic dive. This picturesque Watering
Place, in possession Of the right msn, can be- made
the most sit active -umLeT resort about Nashville
and beiug only II miles nom the city, IL easily
reached ~ private conveyance, and no doubt BE-
fore msny mon;hs vii be accessible by Street Rail
road. Puce $500, on easy 'erms. Apply to
Ii. G.. SOOVaL, Real Estate Agent
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Total s1ssVIs44S u
These figures are based upon me re-
turns 70 az ASjutsnt Generals office,
OF the number OF men who entered the
service, and TO whom, or their heirs, the
moneys would have TO be paid. The
above sum of nine hundred and nine
ty-six million, three hundred and one
thousand, four hundred and f%orty-nine
dollars, and n~inety-four cents, Is nearly
equal to onehslf Of our var debt. Per.
sons who are engaged in stock specula-
tons may be influential enough 70 have
such a bid offered, 10 make a market to
sell Oh; but Congress is hardly 50 insane
as to pass such 3 bill, and it should be
enough to send any member TO eternal
/ oblivion. If any measure of this kind
should become q law, the Secretary Of
the Treasury might as well shut up
shop, as q resumption OF specie pay
ments within twenty years would be
utterly impossible; government securi-
ties would be worth about ifty cents
on the dollar, and gold and provisions
go sky high.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
norsE OF REpREsEErArIvEs.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE S
SATURDAY, Jan q, 1866.
After the House was called to order, the
introduction Of private business was com
menced.
BIZ Mr.. Symmetry To incorporate an
seademy o. Johnson's Depot, Washington
county. Referred.
Bv Mr.. Hudson: Bali to amend me
whites Greek Tufnpike charter- heierrsa-
.o-5-rate the Savannah Female College, az
Savannah. Referred.
By Mr.. Thornburg To incorporate the
Central Insurance Company, Referred
The remainder Of the forenoon session
was devoted to the passage Of strictly pr
lva.e ellis on a fecond reading. AID thersiore
the public would not be interested in q par
ueulaTizati0n.
Adjourned till Monday.
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REBEL EpI1oR PUNIsHED-Robert P
Warning, OF Charlotte, \. C., editor OF
q newspaper published there, mas been
tried By a court-martisl and convicted
on the charge Of publishing and circu-
lating disloyal and seditious writings
within a district under military law
The Court sentenced him 10 pay 3 fine
Of three hundred dollars, and if pay.
ment was not made in Eve days, that
he be imprisoned for six months. Gen
Ruger has approved the sentence.
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GOVERNMENT SALE.
Large Sale Of Fine Surgical InsiFu-
WeHtS,

"ILL be sod Al Auction, 81 the Medical Pur-
" ysyors Wa shcuse. Pubie Square. Nash
vile, Tenn, en- TUESDAY, February IS, ltsss
go General Operstng Csps,
2s N Dor 40 do.
5 Exsertug sud Tcephioing Cases,
55 Post Mortem Gases, large,
loo Dssect.ng GASES,
20) Pocket Casep, t~wOiolds,
go do DO three fOlds,
f50 Stomach Pumps. part hute-Sey ya'Ye,
$50 Teeth Ex-rsctng instruments,
800 DAyiison's Selt-inlectng syringe,
I0J0 ScSIihcaiors,
i2Jo0 Cupp NJ Glasses ard TINS,
100 Tr-ssea, single cnt double,
L.4rO SCISSOR,
500 T0u-nggcts, al patterns,
l50J Hard R1b-er 3yr.ne assorted sizes,
500 Sets spEuf=, ai size,
stethoscopes, Tnrgue Deprs-ao~ sguuges ny
pod suu.c, s. ,Ob7tstlrI Cases, ~spUcuiIms, Lsu-
Gets, &c, &C. S..
81 e portion Of tde foregoing articles are So.
cOnd hans, and Wll b. sold stp8mtsly. The bd-
ancs is ea.relJ ue@. Tho general opcrsflug cases
contain lu-,gJW Ms Coz rulpCEauous. sE-ecucus,
miaor Opeia--ns. AID sets q CGth=-ers ami
S0Gnds-
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President johnson informed a dele
CATION Of the American Colonization
Society, that called upon him recently,
that he did not approve the proposition
to colonize the negroes, but thought
they should have q fair trial where
they are.
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New Jersey has ratified the Const.
tudonsl Amendmens but Eentaeky
will not So much the worse for Ken.
lucky. The Constitutional Amend.
ment ssks nothing Of her
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The new ~iron-clad Kalamazoo viii be
finished in about six months from now.
She will be . most powerful vessel, al
though only carrying four guns She
is three thousand two hundred tunS
burden, and viii probably mount the
new fifteen inch guns. with the improy.
ed gun carriages.
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$1,000 REWARD.

UEHE subscriber having been Informed thAl GER
tain parties are trying o use hs Improvement
in tbs arr OF brewing, especially his impfoFed pro
oes, of bfsWing, shieh were b. iettsrs paGeGt graft
ed TO hia by ne government Of Tue United Ssta'
as MS exclusive property, Rnd TIE supreme Ooutl
Of ths state having confirmed the subscriber
? sht to be projected By INJUNCTION against any IN
tererence ofothers in mis- said process, or IN teach
nv.he sane; nov, therefore, the subscriber hereby
oilers a reward OF SI,uOO 70 any person who vii
furnish evidence Satisfactory 10 hun on when he
shall sustain az 8ction IN law, that any brewer q
usrpE said process sithButh s hcease dc WllpaJ
one hslf a the Sbove-nGm-d amount Immediately
aTer receiving such satisfactory Information, snC
.he balance on th4 receipt Of a Judgment and n
Iunc On aganst the trespasser7.
A. HAMMER,
isnes-u Ia2 Wesi 3ih street, New YorE
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Gus BE,su frvrs-rho Mobile TTi

rgr RE,su FEvrE-The Mobile Tn
bune o. the 25a Gays
Werarret 90 say that the fever that
can 6n6 40 cure except by emigration
"a Brazil or Mexico prevails very gem
ersliy In this part Of the country IL
goI. we are glad 10 say. from a lack
of l,ye of country but the men who
have In disorder see Little hope Of the
,ut,re in IL present political condition
Wlsp demonstrated with ior nos stay
Az ana sharing the fate OF their fellow
ollIeus. they poini &c Ale scis OF t6s
ndNIs al Washington, and ssk what
uope = 81 The future d these Things ex.
Aii.t IA. sentiments Of the great mas
81 The Vnssed States - represented in
abe aatiouS Congress
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eln0 Rsuard..--Lesl or Stolen,

1.-TWO Boxes Mdse. snd enc barrel Flouri one q
the hores c~ontained 1900 Cicsrs' snaihe cine
49, H.. ah,ve we're taEgu nom the steamer
stsr-iebt. when she vas ualoaiing 81 Nsshnle,
- - is6S. The ab1ys regard will be pau ioi
informstiou that winlesd 10 the recovery ot these
Ss1nrlr - IF. O'sHAU6HNESai.
- Cor. Clark and Frcnf St
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NOtice.

R-FiLL be sold to the highest bidder for cash
on MONDAY, Feb. Csb, lgCG. a g'od Pof o.
atls House, with stock and Bar Fixtures The
pirce is Eu0wu IS the Gem Saloon, aud sltua Ell on
summer street. between Union and Church, next
door 70 Gasne's Bskeryi aud Is sold 70 close a
Deed al Trusl executed 70 ms BY George McDon-
nell and B scsniau, on the 18th OF January, 1850.
laaZs-Iwa CHARLES M~CDOkNELL.
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lAe railroad bridge over The Chatta.
aooaee hss been completed, aud
t,s,ns pass oyer IL The bridge over
tho ooz.snzula Is AisS completed b,
shis uue.