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La RECOLTE DE CANNES

La RECOLTE DE CANNES.
pendante sur phabitation.
La recolte de mais, environ trento
t6tes de betes 4 cornes, douces ct
farouches, quatre paifes de beuts
de tire, cinq. mulets creoles, qua
tire chevauS 'creOles, UNI clTeyal
american, quatorze tetes de betes
cavalines farouches, un lot de
mais, deux charrettes q beufs,
deux charrettes i cheval, char
rues, pioches, haches, herses,
pieux, I'm lot de cochons, pailles
de mals, I'm lot de planches; une
carabine, meubles de mason, I'm
fnsil de chasse, un1e pendule, une
marque 4 marquer les anima,lx,
un lot de clous, les accessoirs
dune pompe, un lot d'outils de
charpentiers, un lot de sucre, &c,
&c.
wi Compensation du compliant pour IN
montant sufisant pour satisfaire Ia reclana-
tion de madame Onezime A. BOudresu, Ia,
veuve du defunt. ct Ia balance cepayable ainss-
la moitie le. Ter d'Avril proclaim, 1856, ct
rautre moitie le Ter d'Avril de Panpee sui
Vante, 1856;-.les acquereurs fournizsant eau.
tion d IL satisfaction de ADMINISTRATIVE De
la succession, ct toutes sOnimes portant inte-
ret raison de 8 pour cent par an, 4 compter
de Pecheance de chaque terme; ct en- Catre
la terre ct les esclaves demsurant hyRothe-
ques par privilege jusqu'au paiemcne reel ct
efFectif du capital ct des intGrets,
PLACIDE D. GUILBEAU. 6ls.
E2lc0a1teIr.
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yeatte 3auuIfQlTe,

Par lc soussigne, EncanteuT dams ct po2sr
Ia P0roisse st. Landry.
II E public est par le present averti quill
Z A sera vendu en- vente publique, au plus
ofrant ct dernier encherisseur, par le sous>i-
gne, Eucanteur public, sur phabitation G.
dessous designee, au Grand Coteau, le
Mercredi 16 Aodt proclaim, 1854,
les proprietes ci-apres designees, dependant
de la succession de feu OneEime A. Boudreau.
decede, dernierement de Ia Paroisse St. Ian
dry, a savoir:
UN CERTAIN
N0R0GAV De yE;EDBNg
situe dams la Prairie du Grand C6teau, dams
Ia Paroisse St. Landry, mesurant quatre cen.
un arpents de superfcie, borne ainsi quill az
pert par un acte de vente de Francoise RI
ter Onezime A. Boudreau, passe le Is d.
Mars 1854, pardevant John F. Smith, NJ
taire Public, ct CONSTANT en- trois morceaux
differents, ensemble avee toutes
- Les BatiSSeS
lER EFT AMELIORATIONS
qui y sont situees ct qui appsr-
tiennent, Netant la derniere residence dud:5
defunt.
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LIZ TRATTE GADsDEN.

Ce traite, accepte parsS Santa-Anna avec Les
notifications din Senat des Etats- unis, Went
d'etre rattle par notre gouvernement. Com.
me les Etats- Unis s'engagent d donner an
Mexique dix millions ed retour du territoire
que ieur cade celui-ci. i'intervention de Ia
Chambre des Representans devenait neces-
saire. Ellie vote I'm bin acoordant Ia SON.
me en- question, ct le President l'ayant signe,
Ie traite est des ee momenten pleine vigueur.
L'envoy6 extraordinaire du Mexique .
6change les ratifcations. CONNIE Il etait auto
rise i ie faire. Aux termes de ce traite. sept
millions de piastres doivent etre Immediate
ment payes an Mexique. OF trois millions
lorsque les liinites tlu territoire cede auront
etc fx6es. I'm avis de ID sous-tresoferie des
Etass-Unis annonce que celle-ci EST ,prete 4
verser les sept millions dams la caisse du
nlexicain.
Voici les articles du traite Gadsden:
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AVIS AUX EKPEDITRURS EFT COMMENTARIES.
IT e taux du fret par le steamer Alice II.
IL Glaze, sera, apres le % Courant, de
soixante-quinze cents par barils, ct les mar.
chandises sujettes mesurage payerOnt quin.
ze cents le pied. Les consignataires voudront
bien prendre connaissance que les eaux bais-
sent rapidement ct que ls soussigne les con-
seille d'ordonner leur crosses marchandises
par le proclaim voyage du bateau, le 16 cou.
rant. j. JOHNSTON,
Steamer A. w. GIace.
Washington, Is Juliet 1854.
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Tsg traisk sera rattle, et les raAiRcations
echang6es dams b vile do Washington, IN
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AVIS AUX BKPRDITEURS ET CONSIGNATMREy.

Opelousas, Is Juliet 1854.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-12-14
MAGNIEICENr RumDLNG AssOCIATION.

kATE now offering about So valuable Building Lots
10 EGgeied, fronting 50 feet Fatherand and Bos
cabee streets and running back 40 feet to convenient
ALLEYS such terms will enable any 70 procure
delightful home for his family. These Lots are as near
the Public square CannOns are of deep soil
snd covered with magnificent Forest They will be
sold extraordinary terms so tar as payments COO
CeTned.
TEaMs:-l @ 8, and years credit with interest from
date-s,curty required the two first notes only A
purchaser who pay rs of the purchase money cash
ou the other aud can give his note for the other
S-5 at g. 4 ami 3 wears, with interest from date.
ANY who will satisfy The owners OF the property that
he viii improve Ia, neatly have the same on 3
years credit with interest the principal payable at the end
of the three yyarsnterest payable annually, and
clTItv required.
We are sincere In making this remark No city IN the
Union can produce lots with the soil and tim
be7 as the Public square as Lots the South side
of the River that readily command from $50 to 500 per
foot.
The will he varied TO suit any purchaser provided
be Is q Uuiidiug mau. Call soon ON
LINDSLEI CROCKETT,
a,t.G 83 College St.
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NOR SALE beautiful residence, situated on Sum
mer street. in the Sth Ward The Lot fronts 55 feet
aud runs back l76 Is foot alley. The House is two
story brick building, containing large rooms dining
room passage porches closets Kitchen servants rOom
smoke house &C. and has beautiful shade trees in the
yard Persons Wishing TO buy convenient and pleasant
residence good neghhorhood, very low price and
upon asy Jarrns will do well to examine this property
before purCh l,,ug elsewhere
ALSO, beautiful vacant LOIS adjoining the above-one
fronts IS and the other feet on Summer street and
buck l75 feet 60 l6 foot alley. Apply to
r. A BAL WE, Genn Agent,
uoyl9 IL Deaderick street.
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UTHERN
Conn II erciaI College,

WRITING INSTTTUTE.
THE first term Of this College will conf =
/ mence on MONDAY, Feb. l8 in the zESS-sy~s.
srge and spacious room in Cooper's block, sG@.s&s
On Cherry street. five doors above Deaderick ~ >za
The course of instruction in this institution will embrace
Bookkeeping Commercial Law, Commercial Arithmetic
md Penmanshp.
No pupil will receive diploma until he is thoroughly
Qualified to discharge the duties Of the accountant.
Students will be instructed in all the modern improved
adopted by the best regulated houses in country
among Others which dspenses with the Jour
nal greatly essening the amount NJ labor aud liability to
srr and another which renders the of the Cash book
and Journal superfuOus and enables the keeper TO
post his personal accounts daily and his merchandise
cash as often may suit his convenience.
This latter form particularly designed for the use
lf retail establishments.
They will be taught a simple process by which the mer-
chant al Ill times ascertain the amount of his loss or
gain together with the quantity of goods hand without
resortng the tedious process of taking inventory
This institution will be permanent aud has been estab-
ished to meet the already important and growing COM
nercal interests of the city of Nashville and State Of Ten
nessee and it is designed place upon basis inferior
10 in this country.
The importance to every business man. Of knowledge
If accounts must be sufficiently obvious to all reHecu
minds.
To the man of wealth it is important to enable him to
manage his affairs Scientifically and without pecunia loss
and the Lawyer is often called uPon in the discharge OF
professional duties, TO unrave the intricate
counts buttO the young who depends upon his
resources for livelihood il is invaluable Igives him
position which nothing else
He holds the post of confidential clerk his employers
service.
In connection with this establishment is department for
the benefit of those who wish take lessons in writing
y where elegant hand wrring will be impaired 10 all
who place themselves under the OF the pTecepOr
Pupils entering this institution limited any
number Of lessons, but for specified price may continue
any branch they pursue until they perfected retaining
the privilege OF reviewing their lessons at any subsequent
PERIOD free OF charge
tebll--lV
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HUGHES BROTHERS,
DAGUERREAN ARTISTS AND DAGUERRE0TYPE
CpDrU nEATVps

DAGUERREAN ARTISTS AND DAGUERREOTYPE
STOCK DEALERS.
G. g. HUGHES Union street, Stretch Il Orrs-
T. HUGHES, ~ College street late Dobyus Co
7 EACH Of these Galleries the public can OBJ SggES
1 L tam first class Pictures Use the best " ~
Material and largest and most approved Apparatus. Our
Rooms neatly ttte6 up with Powerful Side and Sky
Lights the only in the city, which is acceded by all
Artists and ConncseUes 10 be the best for taking large
FAMILY GROUPS to dispense with those dark
shadows gnerally and objected TO- We have a
beautiful PIANO for the Of the LADIES' As attend
personally 10 Sers patrons may rely on polite
attention. and Pictures second TO none.
g Citizens and Strangers politely invited TO visit
our Rooms, whether they need Pictures or not
nOvl-u
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THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
ID ANAWAY from the subscriber about the 25h s6
1GAugust two negroes, JOE HALL, and jim al
BURRlS Joe is a black negro, about "a years old, ~
feet inch high, very stout but not heshy, weighs
about I5O lbs has of his cheek bones caused
by burn, read and write. Jim is copper colOred
negro with peculiar yeowness about the eyes, about so
years Old feet inches high and weighs about l75 lbs
They have large money with them, in notes Of
negroes and possibly have forged free papers with them
1t also probable that they may be travelling under the
troll and guidance OF white man, The above reward will
be given for their apprehension and delivery to me- or to
the Jail of Nashville NJ. BELL,
Good Spring Post Office Williamson County Tennessee
sept.
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MERCHANDISE

POPULAR TRADE.
SILKS FOR THE MILLIONI!I
PRICES TO SUIT THE SHORT CROPS
Thompson 81 CO..
q Public Square.
A RE receiving their Fall and Winter Stock most
Of which has been selected since the late enormous
Auction Sales in the Eastern cities and they feel real graft
hcatOn in being thus enabled to offer their Goods prices
to suit the present crisis Cash buyers will be surprised
the inducements offered them to spend their money.
SILKS
Wehave the largest and cheapest Silks ever offered
in this market We have sill kinds and styles varying
from fifty cents to i've or six dollars yard.
Rich Plaid and Stripe Silks;
90 MOre Antique Black and COlors
Satin Plaid and Stripes;
Black Satin Plaid and Stripe;
I" sill kinds cheap Silks.
Wedding and Evening Dresses splendid Rich plain POuH
DAMAGED SILKS
large lot of splendid Black grogran Silks that have
been wet but not injured la texture appearance
Wesre selling them at less than cost and selling them
asst
wOOLLEN DRESS GOODS.
Rich Plaid Valencas;
:. Plaid and Striped GSSshHmsrss' Ss Hnss
Tartan Plaids, all qualities
Beautiful Robes de Chambre for Ladies;
French Merrnoes and Cash1neres, chean..
Black Satin Faced Merrinoes;
Super Super, Black Cashmerss
LACE GOODS
Madallion Surplce Collars and Sleeves;
Honiton Lace Colarets;
Maltese do;
Yaenciennes, Plat and English Thread Lacss;
Point Lace Capes;
Point Lace Hdkfs;
Real Black Thread Lace Wells:
Great bargains in extra fine French Embd Linen Caubse
Hdkfs.
CLOAKS AND SHAWIS.
In few days will have open q splendid assortment
of ClOaks Mantles and fine Shavls
FLANNELS, ETC.
Particular attention is requested stock Of Fann-
Best Shaker Flannels;
4" double milled;
welch do;
English Swansdown, very heaVy-fOr invalids:
Mems Boys and all kinds Of servants wear Blankets Ia
BILE Linens, Sheeting ETC., etc.
IRISH LINENS.
We cannot speak too highly of our Irish Linens, they
are cheaper than
FUR; FURSI
On the first day of October will open the splen
did assortment Of Furs offered in this cy-a Kinds
and from every climate |
CURTAIN GOODS.
Splendid Satin de Laines
German DemGsks
all kinds of French Cotton Damasks.
HOSIERY! HOSIERY!
We have q cheaper and better assortment Of Winter /
Hosiery, than we ever offered before.
all kinds of Ribbons and dress Trimmings
sep6. THOMPSON & CO., No 81.
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no. mon street
w are no" oisIlng new and beautiful asso-trne,t
w Of Dress Goods unsrrplssaj in n a Irtt . '.i'
ing OF FIaIn Black Plaid Striped and Brocads six Cbs
leys N PLAN coors Plaid and Printed Berrag-s PripfI
J@ooes ilSi,h ana iai"s-oether with general .ss-
nent Of staple Goods, Hosiery Pars~oIs TstJ ss;iL
hllts- &c dpzfI IIiIRSTOv A REIN ann
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GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE,
No. SO Market Street.
NEW ARRIVAL OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING

THE undersigned has just made large additions IA
i TO his Fall supply of Ready Made Clothing which IA
makes his stock complete 1t comprises in part LII
Cloth Cloaks latest styles;
Talma and Spanish Cloaks
OvercOats of all qualities and styles
Cloth Frock Dress, Business and Sack Coats
all cOOrs
Cloth, Cashmere Satnet, Tweeds Jeans
and other Pants in great variety;
Silks Satin Plush and other description of
Vests, very choice stock;
Shirts Drawers, Suspenders, Cravats, Handker-
chiefs, Socks undershirts Net and Flannel Trunks
Vases, Carpet Bags DC. &c, and indeed everything
necessary to gentemen's Furnishing House.
The CustomDe department. under the management of
perenced practical CUTTER and those who may order Cloth
ing N lde up may rely full satisfaction being given.
lie thanks his friends for the patronage which has been
extended him. and hopes for continuance of their avOrs
Oct22-tjanl N. SULZBACKER, Agent.
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THE UNDERSIGNED offers his VALUABLE -
i FARM, situated in the county Of Madison, 10 R4;..
miles northeast from Jackson, aud some miles -4A
OF the Mobile and Ohio Railroad the dist
from Spring Greek, and contains about zoo
Said Farm has been long esteemed of the very best
in the county and located in healthy section, entirely
exempt from the visitation Of Cholera. There are go
acres cleared land and g comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE conmodious GIN HOUSE and good COTTON
PRESS-an excellent STABLE and other necessary out
houses
The said Farm has a most fertile and productive soil
admirably adapted for the cultivation OF Cotton and could
be made one of the best sOckarns in West Tennessee
being well watered with i've nevertang Springs and a
beautiful creek.
ANY person desirOus OF purchasing, is invited to
the premises and learn Of the subscriber other particulars
IS 10 terms &c THOS. y. EENAEk.
iy2-6mtriwSw+
IRON AXLES,-3OJ settfrorn / 10 % inches Ior
sale by MCCREA TEkRASS.
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LALIEAKLE FAKM FOit NALE.

CONTAINING between 70 and 900 ycres about 200
acres cleared and u high Of cultivation, with
gd dwelling and out-hOuses good orchard and never tall
r water springs three miles southeast OF Paris Henry
eptv Tenn imeIiaiey the road leading ynolds-
blrsa. ghb0ruDOd healthy. Terms accommodating.
Persons WISHING the Farm will call or the sub
scrber on the premises. :, L, FONLEh
iysO-N TILL lSu 50.
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ITURE! MATTRESSES! Es!!PIANOS! -!

FURNITURE! MATTRESSNlS! =! FIANOS!!!
TUST received fine assortne OF Bed s7E-y5ssys,
q seads, Bureaus. Wire and Tin Safes y
Sofas, Sofa Beds Breakfast, Dining Cen St5-'----s5
tre Side and Work Tables, extension Tables &c. large
OF of Wardrobes Chairs, OF ali kinds Wind " Shades
Clocks, of l.. Gjlbert's entire Ir0nramed
PianOs Carpeng Oil Cloth &c. Mattresses Sbuck Moss
Cotton and Curlei Hair Spring Mattresses kept hand
and made TO order and warranted Now is the time for
those wanting any articles in my line to buy
CASE, approved paper
l. q. MORTON,
jyl2-u - Union street.
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CAUTION-PAPERS STOLEN.

CAUTION-PAPERS STOLEN.
THE desk at my Foundry broken open on Monday
night and large quantity of notes, accounts and
coDsabes aud lawyers receipts taken therefrOm.
ton all persons from trading for any such and
counts and will be thankful any clue their
Under the circumstances will be very thankful to my
old customers forward and settle their accounts
And if the person who took the notes. &C. will leave the
book conaiug list Of them where get it will pay
handsome reward for its ecovery.
sept20-t SAMUEL P. AMENT.
FRENCH LESSONS
Mr. ZEVALLOS would be pleased to take few classes
VI of Ladies or Gentlemen, desrous of acquiring the
French Language.
We the undersigned take pleasure in recommending Mr.
Zeyallos worthy gentleman and eminently quail
bed a teacher.
r. J. MEIGS JOHN N. LEA,
NJ. VAUGHN, JOHN A. McEWEN,
b. F. BENTLEY, JOHN S. YOUNG,
s. =. ALLISON.
~ Any application left at the Book Store of W. 7
Berry Co, will be promptly attended to.
Octl4-2m" R.
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A LsO, IN MAGAZINE /:

A LSO, IN MAG AZINE:
n 1000 kegs Hazards Kentucky Rife Powder;
200 4 " do do do dU
$50 Is do do do do;
1900 kegs Blasting Powder;
1000 cansters Of one pound each Rifle do:
100 kegs shooting do do;
100000 feetof Bacon Bros celebrated Safety Flu sc
For sale by ; H. LOOMS Il CO..
novl2 Agents for the Manufacturers.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
XXTE now receiving the largest and best selected
w stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
offered this market We offering extra induce
all puuctual buyers, knowing that many
persons will be induced TO purchase their goods for cash.
when they can gain advantage thereby.
We buy goods mostly from package houses which
enables offer buyers great advantages III the way
oflow prices, and good styles
81 Country Merchants will find stock of Black and
Fancy Silks Plaid Cashmeres and DeLsnes, Merinos Rib
bOns and many other desirable goods suited their trade
very low prices.
Rich Plaid { Striped Silks; Super Black Silks;
spun % Lace Curtans
4" Marines: Muslin
" DeLanes. Satin LANES.
French * English MerinOs; Union Damasks, with
Black Bombazines; Tasses Gimps 4 COruice
Alapaccas; Bonnet Ribbons;
MerInO DeLaues; Black colored Velvet
Rich Lace Habits Sleeves; Super French Cloths:
- " Collars; Sc Cassimeres
" Muslin Fancy Vestings
Muslin Habit Sleeves; Lambs Wool Shirts;
Emb'd col d linen Cam Hk'fsMecinO
White d coli silk Tules; Gloves and Hdkfs;
Jackonet i Swiss FlOuncings; CTgvats and Scarfs;
White Goods all kinds; Brown Canton Eiannes;
Ssttnes all qualities; Black
Jeans Ticking all qualities;
Tweeds 1" Prints
Elanues " GInghamS
Plaid Iinseys :" irish Linen,
Blend Sheetings all qualities Table Linens,
&" DOmestcS TwiliDg,
Brewn DOmestics Super Bed Blankets;
500 pairs Negro Blankets.
With many other articles such are usually kept in
"best class" Dry Goods houses We invite buyers
anime stock aud Judge for themselves of the induce
ments we offer. W A. J. G. McLELLAND.
sept6 Metropolitan Store, Nos. 81 and SO College ST.
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NOTICE 10 STOCKHOLDERN,

NUIICE . = IUI h hIIUIlDLItTs
the last meeting of the Directors OF the Edgied and
"A Kentucky Railroad Company the following resolutions
adopted:
l. That the Engneers hereby directed make as soon
possible the final location Of the of this road
Edgefeld through Goodetsye to Springfield, in Robert
son county"
2. THAT call Of eight per cent. be raade upon the
stock PAYABLE in monthly iustaments OF per cent to
w-0n the I'd day OF September the I'd day Of October
I'd day of November and the Cd day of December next
Payments be made at the office Of the Gas Light Com
pany. WASHINGTON BARROW,
Secretary and Treasurer
Aug. I6, '54-eo&w. of the L. and h. r r. Co.
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FREsH AKRTYALS.
iyl2-tf

"A
TUST received per New Orleans, Cincinnati and Pitts
sI burg steamers the following articles which We are Of
ferng low for cash Country Merchants and dealers gene
Tally will dc well to call and examine for themselves
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee; 80 doz BrOoms;
so do Laguyra do; 1000 kegs Pure Lead;
200 bbls prime n Molasses2yO do MOL do;
$50 y bblS do do; I50 casks best English Soda;
$50 hhds Sugars all grades; % bags Race Ginger;
LoafCrushed and Powdered Sugars, an assortment;
25 bags Pepper; 10 chests Teas, assorted;
Is do Spice 80 bbs Soda Crackers;
lOtierceS fresh Rice 50 do Butter do
loo boxes N Raisins Cotton Yarns: assorted;
so boxes Cod Fish; gross Wash Boards;
20 do Herring; IS nests Tubs
20 bbls Mackerel; 5 casks Brandy;
100 kits, assorted numbers; 8 90 Slguette Brandy;
10 cases fresh Sardnes; do do,
25 boxes Pickles, assorted; dc Madeira Wine;
bbs BrimstOne . do Sherry do,
10 do Alum; 10 do Port do;
29O bags fine Salt; % bbls 5 NJ Wine;
/ 0 Demijohns ass'd sizes; 40 % bbS 5 NJ Wine:
10 trails Almonds; % bbls Holland Gin:
1O0,9O0 Cigars brands; 50 DO American Brandy;
800 boxes prime Cheese; so do OLD BOur Whisky;
so do Quart Flasks; So Go Old MOnOng do;
$50 do Pint do; 25 do Old Rye do;
80 do Fluted Tumblers as;2U0 do Rectited do;
200 kegs Nails, assorted; - do Old Peach Brandy:
50 boxes fine Tobacco, assoc Teams Crown, Medium
sorted brands, and D. c. Paper
100 X and 4 boxes Raisins,
Together with all other articles usually kept in our line
Call at NICHOL 4 PEACOCK,
aUg24 Corner Of Church and Market SITS
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NOTICE.-The COpartnership heretofore existing un-
l derthe firm of DOBlNS q CHURCH and DOBYNS
* CO. is dissolved No is authorised 10 collect debts
OF the concern but Mr.. J. 4. Yearout.
sep3-8t TT. DOBYNS.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.

idE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERlCAN-Is furnished
60 subscribers the following rates Single copies
year 10 advance 81 50 within the year So at the eud
Of the year S4 90
CLgBs-Of i've, at one office, and upwards-$2 90 per
copy for year Clubs of subscribers will be received
t1r six months at the foregoing rates.
rfRi-WEEE.Li is published every Tuesday, Thursday
aud SATURDAY, at s. per annum in advance; ifnOt paid in
advance, IS.
ihe DAILY is published at Eight Dollars.
80 THE MONEY IN ALL CASES TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. 81
Re nauces ofsubscIipOns may be made by mail at
risk.
paper will be sent out State unless the order Is
cUIn9auied with the cash
sSs@We wish it distinctly understood that no paper will
discontinued until ali arrearges paid except at the
option ofthe publishers.