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Of the citizens Of Nashville TO put this
beyond doubt
lthas been the experience Of former
times and other countries, that the period
Immediately succeeding civil connections
was favorable to letters and learning-the
tranquility that follows the storm pro-
noting the highest Of the milder arts
Let US hope that the domestic peace, the
equal Justice, the temperance in the use
. Of our precious freedom, and the restoras
/ ton Of our material prosperity. which we
look forward to with confidence, may pro
duce similar reselts with US. Let ms
here, at least betake ourselves with ear.
nestness to the duty Of re-establishing our
University, and trust that with able in.
structors, we may send forth from it,
halls an influence that will bring us every
return that can be expected from liberia
education, and every benefit that flows
from the presence in our midst Of grea
seat OF learning.
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national Rank Nofes

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.--The nationa
bank notes issued from the Treasury fol
the week amouated to S47,720 Fracliona
currency received at the department
S5,276,00; amount shipped, 1924, 1888; dis,
bursments Of the treasury Department fol
the week, %, 145, 1877 receipts, from inter,
nal revenue during the week, $2,2o0,789
fractional currency destroyed for the week,
SHIT. 900
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From the Plains.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. ia St. Joseph specia
says arrivals from the northern plains re
port deeper SHOWS than for many years
In some places along the Little Blue rive
the drifts are twenty feet deep.
The Denver News learns from one Of the
exploring party who recently ascended the
Colorado river that the stream is navigablt
to the mouth of Green river, which il
within the boundaries of Colorado. The
vessel used by this exploring party wai
large enough to have carried four such
boats as that used by Lieut. Ives when he
explored the river.
The Salt Lake Vidette reports the mas
sacre Of nine men in Southern Utah, on
the 9th inst, by Indians.
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FOREIaN NEWS
Nv the CabIe.

LONDON, Jan. 1s,-Evening.-It is re-
ported that Queen Victoria will visit the
Paris Exhibition while on her way to Ger
many.
Rio JANERIo, Dec. IS, via LONDON, Jan.
I8.-It is said that the Allies will soon as
sumo the defensive. The Paraguayian ar
nv is said to be Disseminated.
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CHARLEsuoE, Jan. ls.-The trial q
Horace Greeley, the negro, for the murder
Of Mr.. Bheit, commenced to-day underline
new code. he had good council. The
testimony was principally given by negroes.
and his guilt was plainly proven. The
case win 50 20 the jury tomorrow. The
prisoner vas allowed to make a statement.
under the now code
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PETTrroN 10 81 80.
Merrill .. walIBs s9a yiis. . e: els. vs. Aarth

Merrill y. v ais aud wife ct ais, vs. Martha
MOriey and others.
TN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING TO
L the Court, from the petition Of compliments,
which e ssuru 70, that the defendant. Isaac
Mccoy, is q no1-Tesident Of the State Of Tennss-
see, 81 that the ordinary process u law cannot
be executed upon bim i is therefore. ordered
that publication be made 10 the Union and Dis
patch, 8 newspaper Published 10 the city Of Wash
VILE, for four consecutive weeks, requiring said
house, 10 the town Of CookeyiIIe, Tennessee, on
the first Monday in March next, then and thsfe
10 plead answer, or dsmur, 70 complain ants pc
tiaoa o. the same viii Be taken for con
fesssd as aEsinst him and set down for kearlnl
ex psFts. January 10, 1867.
E. II. STONE, Clerk
ianI5-oaE-tH Of PgtHam County Court.
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House.

House
The Speaker presented the memorial OF
the Dacotah Legislature relative to the
geographical survey of the Blue Hill coun-
try.
A number Of private bills were passed.
Executive communications were pre-
sented transmitting reports from the Secre-
tary of the Navy, covering the list OF
contracts made by the Engineer Depart
ment for 1885,
The Senate bill regulating the the tenure
Of certain civil Offices was ordered to be
printed.
Mr.. Paine introduced a bill TO amend
the act Of 1858 granting lands for the con-
struction Of a military road from Fort
Piekens Michigan. to Green Bay, WiscOn-
sin. Referred
The Military Committee was directed to
inquire into the propriety and Justice Of
paying the bounty to California troops who
enlisted for three years or during the war,
but discharged by reason .ofits termination.
The Library Committee was instructed
to inquire into the expediency of purchas-
ing Pages picture Of Admiral Farragut,
now in the Capitol rotunda.
The House proceeded TO the considers
ton Of Mr.. Stevens reconstruction bill.
Mr.. Spaulding offered an amendment,
suspending, until the rebellions States were
admitted to representation in Congress, the
writ of habeas corpus, and placing them
under martial law, Mr.. Stevens accepted
the amendment
Mr. Kautz adverted to the bill, particu-
larry favoring the Acknowledgement of the
Rebels and the enfranchisement of the
blacks.
Mr.. SchOfeld made speech, the tenor
of which was, that the obstacles to recon-
struction in the South were not with either
of the political parties, but with perfdi-
Gus Secretary of State and the Judge who
holds the balance of power on the Supreme
Court bench, 10 whom the Secretary is
profering presents.
Mr.. Ward, OF Kentucky, spoke in oppo-
sition to the bill, arguing that kindness,
and not persecution, ought to be practiced
towards the South. He denounced the bill
as bill Of forcible secession, and appealed
for peace and the constitution.
Mr.. Plants supported the bill, and while
favoring It's reference and substitute to the
Committee on Reconstruction, he favored
the amendment of the existing State gov
ernments in the South, DISTINGUISHING the
Rebels and enfranchising the blacks.
Mr.. Miller announced that he would, at
the proper time, offer an amendment, pro-
viding that no State should be admitted to
representation in Congress until it ratified
the constitutional amendment. He spoke
in favor Of the adoption of the bill and his
amendment.
Adjourned.
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Conl Ront. snnI,. etc.

LOUISVILLE, jan. 1a.-Six coal barges
are sunk on the alls--a part Of the feet
that broke loose from Cincinnati A great
number ofempty ones have gone over the
falls.
About three inches Of snow have fallen
since P. N. Thermometer % barometer
falling rapidly, 29IA
FRANKFORT, Jan. l9.--The ballot for
y. s. Senator to-day resulted as follows:
Powell IS, Speed II, Davis 4S.
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FOR RENT,
A DWELLING ON McGAY0CR STREET
IA sor rooms Price. $500 %
A DWELLING on Spruce STREET. A
"A few doors south Of Demumbrgne with 7 or
rooms. Price, $500 o.
A NEAT FRAME COTTAGE ON WHITE
a street, south Of the Franklin Shops. Price.
$3.50 90.
A SMALL BRICK DWELLING ON THE
"a west side Of Capitol Hill Price, $50 90.
A PART OF A. TWO STORY DWELL
n ING four rooms, between Union and ce-
dar streets. on Spruce. Price. $40 %.
THE DWELLING ADJOINING. WITH 7
4 rooms. Price. $50 90.
A DWELLING ON CORNER OF SPRUCE
"A and Union streets. Price. $50 %.
THE STORE HOUSE ON EAST SIDE
/ Of south Market street. now occupied By
K. +. Bell. Also the one adjoining. Price. 500
each.
A BRICK DWELLING ON NORTH
"a College street, No. 365. With 4 rooms. Price.
800 co.
A DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE
a near the Horticultural Garden. OF 9 rooms.
Splendid garden spot. with 4 or 8 acres Of ground
or 40 II desired.
A SMALL DWELLING WITH THREE
"A rooms on South Market street near the
Medical College Price, $40 %.
'''' CALENDER 4 GARRETT.
ianl7-1w CD
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Letter from Reast RuaIc.

MONTREAL, Jan. IA city piper pub
fishes letter addressed to DR.. Csderieux,
from Gen. B. F. Butler, expressing the
opinion that the annexation Of Canada il
beta necessary and inevitable, forihe future
welfare Of the United States.
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ERects OF me Late SNOW storms

Providence, R. l., Jan. l9.-No train
have got through vet on the Slonington OIL
Hartford railroads. A train Of six lOcomo
tiYes got through from Boston last night
and started back this forenoon on another
track, with seven locomotives. When neal
Hebronville the train got off the track
and utterly disabled six locomotives.
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Robbery..DeIsgass. % Tosaeeo Con-.

RObbery--DeIegates 20 Tobacco Con
Vention.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. ia merchant o
Litchfeld, Illinois, named A. Abraum
was robbed at depot in east st. Louis
Thursday night Of ten thousand dollars
which he was bringing to this city to de-
post. No clue to the robbers.
The tobacco men in this city win send
delegates to the convention Of tobacco
manufacturers to be held in Washington
February 9th.
-Four thousand and lightweight steamers
arrived at Cairo last year.
A snow storm commenced early this
morning and continued throughout the
day. 1t promises to last all night Wind
east mercury twenty-six; about four
inches snow on the ground.
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Men Frozen 20 Death

NEW YORK, Jan. l9.-Nine men we're
frozen to death in Brooklyn last night
A public meeting held to-day expressed
sympathy with the Greeks of Crete. A
committee was appointed Of the most in
fuential citizens, 70 collect fupds, food and
clothing for them.
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SUNDAY, JANUARY 80, 1907.
Largest Cremation in CITY and State.
NEws O. IL -:

The receipts Of ths ChiosE0 theatres last year
were S3s0.095.
The Universal Suffrage League OF Louisiana
comprises thirteen members.
The mercury stood thirteen degrees below zero
ai indianapolis Thursday morning.
TIE Nevada Legislaiure. Thursday, reelected
James ~ Nys United States Senator.
one hundred and sixteen members Of Congress
have their wives daughters. OF other ladies with
them at Washington this winter.
The mercury. Thursday morning, indicated
nineteen degrees below zero at Chicago. and
tweniy-four degrees below zero at Madison,
Wisconsin.
The post0hiee department hnajust ordered TIE
fragment Of go 000 10 4. P. Hart Co., ofAem-
phis. Tor the transportation OF the mails from
Memphis 60 Dgvail's Blufs from July. les
The clerk ofthe County Court Of Robertson
county. Team. issued two hundred and thirty
I've marriage Licenses for the year 1886, By
Jar the largest number ever befsFe Issued In that
county. IN the ssms length oltime.
There was exported from the port Of AsW
York LIST week, 10 so bales Of cotton, valued a.
s2Zl. "a IN currency. The total exports for the
week we're s2.ss6.o5s. sgsinst So Ti6.s2l the pre-
oeding week.
Information from different sources, Official and
Otherwise. leads 10 the conclusion that 3 MAORI
y Of the Western Indian tribes are nov on the
var-path, ready for a Rkr Of plundeF and exter-
mlnation against ths whites.
The committee Of Che Kentucky Legislature
appointed 10 inqaire into the proprety Of re-
moving the State CaB;taIhaVe reported In favor
Of removal. but do 10; recommend any particu
lar place for the futdrs seat Of government
Chas. Mason, Of IoFa. has called meeting Of
the National Democratic Association for Wsdnes-
day next, for the parrsse Of considering the ex-
Deiicnoy Of issuingths call for 3 National Demo-
cratic Convention OF IA early day.
Governor Orr. Of eouth Carolina, who is in
Washington states that It his intention to confer
with The Leading ConsTeasmen on the situation.
lie declares that bis own State will accept any
thing rather than ratify the amendment
The Losses By the cattle disease in England
are set down In the newspapers Of that country
at sl7 SOS 900 in gold. of the animals seized with
The disease 90 600 are dead-government slauEh-
tered 5000 to prevent the spread Of the plague.
The advertising receipts Of the ST. Louis news
papers. for the last year. we're as follows;
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san FSANcuoo, Jan. Is.-Cassond. With
5000 men, after occupying Guadalaiara,
passed on % iptersepi a body Of French
troops, bound FOR saa Bias. t.
Ger Vega has hsen made Governor o
sinaioa, but Cassond saws be shah not enter
the State, and be has the troops % mske
the threat good. ft
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CEcNNAu, Jan. I9. - The German
Theatre, corner Of Walnut and Mercer
streets, took FIRE in the roof about half-psst
Ten o'clock this morning, and was consid.
erably damaged, principally by water
Loss not ascertained.
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"a FRrrll VVanted.
FOE LEASE.

.I0O ACRES OF. LAND, ABOUT TWO
IOO miles from the city, Is well adapted TO
Garden purposes, or for Pssturage. and VIII be
rented for term of years, at a reasonable price.
Also, That valuable and highly improved
farm known as 'FAIRVIkW,' q miles from
this ty,stuated on the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad and Galladn Turnpike, containing
oyer 20 acres and is one Of the finest places In
the state. For terms, ETC., apply to
jRnl7-2Ws GEO. W. SHIELDS.
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NEW YORK, Jan. l9.--Ths United States
bonded warehouse Of N. F. Smith 6 Co,
on Washington street, vas robbed last night
Of Sll, 900 worth Of black silks The prop
eT1y Of A. p. Stewart A portion Of tie
goods have bean recovered, but the robbers
have not vet been captnred
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The receipts for eusgens for the week ending
January u were New York, $500, 465; Boston
SOS 3c7; Philadelphia. slO5,4Ss; Baltimore.
sl9s. s57. This shows a considerable increase
over the receipts for seine time past, owing prob
ably 10 the new tariff the disposition being TO
pay al duties before new charges are made.
particularly in cases where duties are 20 be In
creased by the provisions Of the new bin,
A resolution was offered in the Ohio House Of
Representatives on the nth inst, and ordered
70 be printed, proposing to so amend the consti-
tgtion Of the STATE, that every male citizen Of
tie United States. Of the age Of twenty -one who
has not engaged in rebellion, and who shall have
been a resident Of the State one year, and who
can read tho constitution Of the United States
and write his own name, shall have tho quali6-
cations Of an elector, and be entitled 90 vote az
an elections" II is also provided that the read
ing and writing qualification shall not dislran-
chisc any person who is now an elector.
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Is has commentaries on the constitu-
ton, Judge Stony referring to the powers
and duties of the President, says In the
exercise Of his political powers he is to
use his own discretion, and is accountable
only to his country, and to his own CON
science His decision in relationto these
powers is subject to no control and his
dis ,rction, whom exercised, is conclusive
=---------
LORD BACoS wisely said " 1t is good
not to try experiments in States, except
the necessity be urgent and the utility
evident; and well to beware that it be
the reformation that draweth on the
change, and not the desire Of change
that Fretendeth the reformation
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Omce Of the travelling agency
FOR THE
st. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
In the States Of Kentue1 and Tennessee
Corner Of Vine and Church streets,
At C. " suitb's Drugstore, Nashville Tenn
nov2-tf JOHN D. KLINE, Ageat
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NOTICE.

And every description of Iron Work made on
--- -.,.I. Ilni IN
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CONGRHSSIONAL PR0CEEnINGS
Senate.

Senate.
A communication from the Secretary Of
War was received, transmitting the report
Of the Engineers Department Of the army
for 1885, Referred
Mr.. Hendricks, from the Naval Commit
tee, reported House bill of last session in
favor Of selecting League island as an iron
clad depot. Ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Williams introduced a bill to grant
additional land for the construction Of a
railroad from Lake Superior to Puget's
Sound. Referred.
The bill authorizing the construction of
direct railroad by the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad from Monocacy into the District
Of Columbia was debated without action.
The bankrupt bill came up as the regu-
lar order. 1t is the House bill of last SEES
sion, amended By the Judiciary Committee.
The amendment gives the appointment Of
registers OF bankruptcy to district instead
Of circuit courts; upon the Recommendation
Of the Chief Justice il was adopted
Adjourned.
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VesseIs Burned.

MOBILE, Jan. 1e.-The Bremen ship Mo.
bile, with 1000 bales Of cotton, was burned
in Mobile Ray this morning.
The steamer Montgomery with 600 bales
Of cotton was burned six miles above Erie
on the Black Warrior river. Three ne.
Rroes persisted in the hau,es.
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ne P4atts valley.

MERHH, Jan. I9.--The steamer Platte
Valley has not gone to pieces her stern l.
out Of water. Some baggage was rescued
BY cutting through the roof NotLing fur
Their is known 10 reference 70 those lost, as
they were chiefly from the North, and the
books Of the boat were lost.
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LynnwoOd Nursery for sale.

THIS Is A BEAUTIFUL AND PROF
i TABLE piece If Property. with q pleas
ent residence. out-housss. h0t-h0use large
number Of excellent fruit. ornamental aud
evergreen trees, ready for market. Il u situated
Pike and e offered az low figures. such as may
be speedily realized from the products CT is soi
IL embraces ~ acres Of ground. Of which
about is acres are in hourishing Nurseries. This
is q good opportunity FOR securing an attractive
home and good Investment, Yielding imms-
An oRRsoN, JOHNSON ( SMITH.
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BosToE, Jan. lo.-Only one train has
arrived from NeE York since THURSDAY,
and that leil Thursday noon. This amer
noon train, however, i expected to get
through to-night.
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STEPHENS & WATKINS,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
CoRNER CoLLEoE AND UNION STREETS,
(The Old Stand Of STRETCH & FcRBEs.)

| A FTER HAVING REFTTTED AMI
II Refurnished the entire establishment,
and having made large additions thereto
we are again ready to offer to the Public
every article usually found IN a Drusgist's
Stock.
We have In store an extensive stock Of
Pure and Fresh Drugs Medicines, Dye
stufs, etc, which for quality and purity
are unsurpassed By any other similar estab-
lishment In the country.
The great variety Of European and Anne
rican Fancy Goods, Fine Soaps, Toilet
Powders, Pomades, Brushes, Extracts, etc.
comprising invoices Of goods from Low 4
Son, London; Ooudrsy societs Hygienique
and Lubin Of Paris; Bazin and other rspu-
table American manufacturers VIII be
found most complete, and for beauty, ele-
gance and utility, cannot fail to uit the
tastes Of the most discriminating.
Our assortment Of Cosmetics, Tortoise
Shell and Ivory Combs Puffs and Boxes,
Mirrors, and othss articles Of that class
being Of the latest styles and Of the most
recent importation, VIII compare with that
Of any house in the South.
Great attention is paid to the selection
and importation Of Pure and Fresh Irugs,
and none other are allowed to go out Of the
establishment
A splendid selection of Imported and
Domestic Cigars al fine brands Of Chewing
and Smoking Tobaccos. Garrstt's Scotch
and Maccoboy snufs, and every article in
that line, constantly in store.
A most extensive and varied assortment |
Of
Fishing Tackle, |
onsis!ing Of Hooks from the most cele-
brated manufactures Of Limerick. Ireland.
ard Silk. Grass Japanese, and Gable Laid
LineH Also, Reels, Bamboo and Japanese
Rods; together with every thing usually
found in frst-ciass establishment
A large lot Of the celebrated Ne plus ultra
Black and Plantation Imperial aud other
ine TEAS just received.
~ Prescriptions compounded With ac-
'uracy BY competent and experienced Phar-
nRcists and Physicians and others can
lepend on the most entire reliability in tho
.zecution Of Orders, oil goods being war
anted as represented
STEPHENS K WATKINS,
Corner College and Union SITS.
n0ylt-tfsp
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Pilot Rnnf SINK

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-The pilot boat F.
A. Perkins is reported to have been sunk
on the 18th inst, of Sandy Hook, by col
lisbon with an unknown vessel No par
linlrlara
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supreme Court DecIslons

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. l9.-The Times
Montgomery special says the Supreme
Court Of Alabama has decided that the act
Of Congress requiring stamp upon State
legal processes to be Unconstitutional.
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Rnnahnr.

Fl. MONROE Jan. Ie.-The laie cold
weather was the scvsrest known in ten
years, aud placed a complete embargo on
steamboat travel on Chesapeake Bay and
james river.
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WAYS and Means Committee and Score
tRFgV MeCulIoeh.

WAsHDeTON Jan. I9.--At q meeting o
the Ways and Means COMMITTEES to-day
Secretary McCulloch gave the members tc
understand he was not opposed to making
public all sales Of gold by the government.
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InsOIvent Notice.

I HAVING SUGGESTED THE INsOL-
vency OF the estate ef BritIon Gardner, de-
ceased. notice is hereby given for all persons
having claims against said deceased 70 file them.
legally authenticated, with the Clerk Of the
County Court of Hickman county, Tennessee,
On or bef5To the LIST day Of May next in order
that division pro rata may be made, etc, or
they will be forever barred.
THOS. 7. HENRY, Adm'r.
ByJ. j.. EAsLET, Attorney.
January the 18th l5o7.-janl9-w3t
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Convicted.

CHARLESTON, 8. @, Jan. Ig.--The negro
Horace Grely was convicted of the murder
Of John Bull. Another negro, his alleged
accomplice, was acquitted.
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Wrecked

BosIoS, Jan. l9.-The schooner Sap
prona was wrecked on Cape Ann, on
Thursday night The mate and one sailor
were drowned
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LslIsueu Win B0Ou IIQuUIsl anu
BILLIARD RO ON,
REMOVED.
DR.. JNo. W. MORTON TO
NO. 20 SOUTH HIGH STREET,
Between Church and Broad.


A LARGE6 PAGE CATALOGUE, TEACH
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Blotches, Moth Patches, Sallownesi, Eruptions,
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renew the age, cure drunkenness, nervous debil-
ity, and other useful and valuable information.
SHUTS & Co, Chemists, 2S5 River street
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NEw ORLEANS, Jan. I9.--An explosion
occurred at Billiards mills, in Chickasaw
county, Miss, whereby son Of Mr.. 5ul
lard and negro were killed, and apyther
person scalded, it is su opposed fatally.
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Omeera and Crew Saved /.

Boston, Jan. 19.-The officers and crew
of the schooner Julia Ann, wrecked below
this point, end was supposed to be lost are
all safe.