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A.. G. g. A. b. BEECH,
,..af.-.t --., DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS

" ~ : : UEALEIR0 Nv
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
40 College Street.
HAVE opened very large stock Of all kinds of DRESS
GOODS suitable to the Fall and Winter Trade Of the
Newest Styles.
Also, handsome lot OF all the newest designs Of CL0AKS
and NANTES in store and ready for exhibition We
peeiay invite you to look stock Of Coaks before
buying.
We have in store very large stock of all kinds of GAR
PETS OF the newest patterns and hater ourselves 10 sell
them cheap any other House this side of the
tains. We have all kinds OF CURTAIN DAMASKS and
LACE CURTAINS
In addition to the above, have large stock Of all
kinds of DRY GoUDs, suitable for the FAN and Winter
Trade A. c. & A. B. BEECH,
sepi5 No. 40 College st., Nashville, Tenn.
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HoGs Ann EsEER CATTI.E.

lNH want 70 buy heavy and thoroughly corn MvxrR
w fsttea Pork Hogs, delivered a. oar ~ -
Pork House hem the 45th Of November to ne -
Of January. Ass large and eel faiied Beef Caafie,
delerc tfea he fesh a octosss . ne 5 81
or Which viii Pay the hehesi market price tn CASH
Oar rxtehzyy establishment Is hslnR thoseuaAy ~
and Cattle On summissian. sad wefcl assured irem Qas
long exssrssnee n tie hasinrss that shah he she -
reader general saiAetien fe Al sho mar paFouse 49,
Kkoss who wish % have Hogs cate faqkcd Nl please
ean early, We ke f1pd At 81 nmel a. our olzce No
- ronth Essna strses NashFiHe, fesa.
sspi3--lm J. DOYLE co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM L. M0RSELL,
DEALER IN
Dry and Sparkling Catawba,
NO. IS EAST THIRD STREET,
jy16-1y CLNCINNA1Z,% OHIO.
TnYaIidS
NO. 35 EAST THIRD STREET,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
jy16-1y

Recovering from the effects of Fever, Bilious Diseases
long continued illness Of any kind will find Carriers Span
ish Mixture only remedy which win revive their droop
ing constitution expel all bad humors from the blood
cite the liver prompt and healthy action. and by its
properties. restore the patient to life and vgor
We only say TRY IT. single bottle is worth all the
ocaed sarsaparas in existence. 1t contains Mercn
ry, Opium other noxiOus poisonous drug, and car
be given to the Youngest infant without hesitation.
See the certificates of wonderful around the bottle
More than FIVE hundred persons in the city Of Richmond
Va, can testify to its good effects. f-s-
s*see advertisement in another column.
octl-lm
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MECHANICS FAR.-CoRREoTIoN. our no.
tice yesterday of the two beautiful bnggies on
exhibition at the Fair, we committed an nnfor-
tunate error in attributing the manufacture
of one Of them TO the wrong persons. Instead
of CRoss -& KUGE of Columbia, We should
have written SARvEN, BRoTHKRs & Co. We
take pleasure in making the correction.
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LoUIsvILLE AND NAsHvILLE RAILRoAp.-we
learn from the Journal that the annual meeting Of
the stockholders Of the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad Company was held at the Company's Office
Ia Louisville on Monday and adjourned about dark.
Nearly all the stock represented, and the best
feeling prevailed. Confidence was universally eE.
pressed in the speedy completion Of the road.
The old board was unanimously reelected, con
sistng OF kessrs. Thomas Quigely, Curran Pope,
William Riddle, John Joyes, JAS. Speed, VIM.
Garvin, and Eugene Underwood, Of Nashville.
The report Of the special COMMITTEES, which met
last June 10 examine into the management Of the
road under the former President and Enginees. was
unlimited. Mr.. Shrcve objected 10 the reading Of
ri on the ground that neither he nor Mr.. Robinson
had been notified OF the stfngs Of the committee 10
apoear IN their hehalf A debate ensued, when Il
was decided thai the report be read. u was then
referred 70 the same committee with intruciions 70
Give Mr.. Skreve and Mr.. Robinson notice Of the
sittines OF the committee and hear them in deienea
The committee are 20 report 20 an adjourned meet
inc Of the stockholders, and shey are empowered -
tx thc time Of such meeting.
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THE HIDDEN PATH.

A Novel by MARION HARLAND, Of Richmond. vk--one
Elegant i2mO vol. f8f pasea-
FTNHE extraordinary Of Miss Harlandb Alone
running through edition afer edition, With great rapid
v-reuublIshed in England with stn larger sale-srEns-
lated into French and German Languages with marked
SUCCESS perhaps the best evidence q the originality and
popalarty Of wFtngs In the Language Of eminent
crstic sshe may heneeerth take rank among the most
spccessfuI noyeiists 81 the United States"
sFhose who have read 'Aioneand those who have not
shondl be Interested and gratinsd 20 know that
book By Vrginas gsd auihoress, entitled The Hidden
PATH Is now ready Beautifully ~ Marion hAriand has
oetea Of fecitywe safe IN predicting that Aer
nsw work VIII sap&ss all her prevoas efforts IN nte define
Atom briiaacy and poser aud hat Mr. Derby W be cali
I'll pon 10 record his hooks Of tbe most PePuar
and successful Of modern literary issues Since reading
Hidden Path.' "-H. u. Essain1 Afyror.
por na,e by CHARLES W. SMITH
seps6 su0 al College street.
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The BABY SHow-The exhibition of Babies
was postponed until half past nine o'clock this
morning, at which time the judges are reques-
ted to meet at the stand on the Fair Grounds.
We learn there were two entries yesterday,
making three in all to be exhibited.
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rnrrHvTrIR ANp NAsHVLLE RAILRoAD
no coNTnACToRs.

c,EAiED PROPoSALs snl be he'd ~ ne undersigned
- until MONDAY ,e I5lA aay q octoeer sor he trad
a.ion Bridge ana Cngsri Masonry Of - se ~ ts Lon
tsxils and sastvs taifaa tct~ern t ieN1 q beWiin
Green. KY an 49, gts u Nsshsc. keEs, specaeAfons
~ lsfies al ne NcIk WI Be reaty r extQiHaron On
snd afer oc,tsr ifh re c1Psnys occ AZ Sowing
Green ard daaiir where m iuofua,ion resting - ca
b oetansd nan the gneers in eAass biddels ankneSa
40 si undersigned pl iere tesliaolials hoea resfqn
sltas persons = - shrif alfHty, A..
GgOkaE NscLE0p,
ana "A ctisf ~ riDreF.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
I OFFER for sale the following property One IIa-
j. proved Lot. situated In Edgchsld on Ben street,
Spring and Wetm0re The lot fronts 30 feet
and back la feet. The improvements on u are,
Dwelling House with three room entry, back stable CARR
age house, and well OF good wafer.
ALSO-A Vacant Lot on Bell street, nearly oppo-
site the above fronting hy three fee; and running back
one hundred and ninety four feet-fenced In.
And three Any feet lots in z0hcodeTs Addition the
corner 81 Russell and Tulip streets.
r. A. BALIowE,
octa n General Agent, .IOeaderick
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Z. N, CARR & co.
1SS Pratt Street,
BALTIMORE, BID.
AZURE ron HaRD TIMES

Nd the Road TO Wealth Z. N. CARR CO.'S Ex-
IA change and Brokers' the great Prize sellers Of
the Maryland Lotteries who have, during the last six
months sold several Capital Prizes besides large number
OF smaller ones, amounting in the aggregate than
one hundred thousand dollars And convince yourself by
single trial that the great wealth is purchase
ticket Of the lucky and far-famed prize sellers,
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NASHVILLE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
No. "a Vine Street, Nashville, Tenn.

s NASHVILLE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
No. "A Vine Street, Nashville, Tenn.
PRINCIPALS,
CHARLES HISS AND HENRY WEBER.
nBPARTMENTS-The System Of Instruction adopted for
~ this Academy the that pursued In the Royal
Academy in Paris and comprises five Departments vz-
Primary, Freshman, Sophomore Junior, and Senior; to
which added Recapitulation Department. designed for
those who intend to adopt Music as profession.
TERMS PER SESSION.
Five lessons week. one daily, Saturday excepted "
-Four lessons week. Monday, Tuesday, thursday - W
SOPHOMORE DEPARrMEsr 20 90
Three lessons one week Monday wednesday and " "
Friday; the succeeding week Tuesday and Thursday.
Lessons same in number and in day; as in the
Sophomore Department.
Two lessons week, Monday and Thursday.
REcAPTULAToS DEPARTMENT. 60 co
81 In all of the foregoing Departments, the Piano and
Guitar are the only instruments taught.
EXTRAS.
Instruction on the Harp blossoms week. per session sl5 90
e" Italian style, IS 90
to classes Of gentlemen on the Violin, Flute,
~ All tuition fees due on the entrance OF the pupil
One lesson week in Sacred Music given to all pupils free
No charge win be made for the use Of Instruments Music
and Music Books furnished gratis the pupils who will he
permitted to retain them their property the
Pupils will be received any time and charged nom the
period they enter 70 the close Of the session. The attend
Of pupils viii be required during the lesson only
The Academic Year win be divided into two sessions the
one commencing the I'd Monday in September aud clos
ing on the last Friday in January the other commencing
he LIST Monday in February and closing the first Friday
in June.
entOn and unweared assiduity the part Of the in
ructors avail they shall Hot fail to attain the elevated
st andard Of proficiency to which they may aspire
Application TO be made on or aer the LIST day Of Septe
at the Academy. auglS 81
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SALE OF PREMIUM HoRsE.-Mr. Fowler's
Glencoe colt, (three years old, } out of Medoc
mare, to whom was awarded the premium yes
terday at the Fair, was sold at auction, after
the exhibition, to Mr.. CheathaIn, for three
hundred dollars. The horse was regarded as
very fine animal, and the bidding was quite
spirited.
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Land for Sale.

T OFFER for sale 7OOl SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES "a
i or LAND lying the Columbia Central Turnpike -
Road, miles from Columbia and four from Mt Pleas
ant being part Of the tract wAich reside
This Land equal II not superior TO any in Marry county
It Is well watered he celebrated Devers Spring being
the part offered for sale) well tmbered and well improved
There the premises beautiful building sites
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road
will be divided to suit purchasers sold in body
For further information apply to at Ashvsol p Once
Maury county, Tennessee.
aug11-E LUCIUS J. POLK.
Nashville Union and Louisville Journal please copy.
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The condition Of the stomach is of vital Importance No
man. child be healthy unless the work OF d.
geson is regularly thoroughly and vigorously performed
With three ours cf civilized society, this is not the
And yet the remedy within tae reach Of all Hoohand's
German Btters prepared by Or. O. NJ. Jackson Phadel
phia surely regular and healthy action of
the oil viii lessen the friction Of machinery
Let victim Of dyspepsa indigestion in any if its forms
try it, aud guarantee good appetite, physical vigor,
firm nerves. sleep by night, and increased eheerfa
ness by day.
See advertisement octl-1m
PROF. WOODS HAIR RESToRATIyE.--Th testimony
Of all whohsve thoroughly tested the virtues Of this cee-
braed article that viii restore the gray, and the bald
eradicate diseases Of the Scalp the hair from fall
ing and preserve the color perfectly to extreme old age
II put up beth with and without sediment See ad
vertisement. aug1
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GRECULTURAL IMRLEmENTS--corn
"a ShalleFs CzsfoTs Cider Ai.l 6raa Nils Curra
flaming Ms Grindstonc Roiiers Grain Measures Horse
PeueFs, FDWs Pumps Neat Csiters AID 0rineFa Stona
Ware ,Ae..oH bad and for sale b.
.. D. DicKKY,
fane5 College street. Nashville.
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Wheat /! Wheat I!

WE his day have orers fF twenty thousand bashsa
w wheat, % Be nHed during ths present month. s1r
which viii pay tae highest nsrkss Pfice e cash.
ssprs W. II. GORDON 4 co.
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ErxEx THOUSAND BUSHELS PRnU RED WHEAT
wanted deliverable al Warchonse ~ the ltth last
foT whleh We viii pAy Is cents per buslsiof 90 lhs.
augs ". A. GORDON 90.
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WHEAT WANTED

IrIFTY THOUSAND BUSHELS WHEAT WANTED, 70
II vrtieh ne hirhest price in CASH viz Be- paid.
slYMoug. TANNING CO,
"a GaTucr fkutand Church streets.
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Wheat /! Wheat!

WE WIN pay Cash br wheat delivered IN Nashvss.
w SACKS furnished Gail and ~ betore y0u sell.
angl5-u j. T. fhATnAN.
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EHOK ESsREE,
MORGAN & CO,
NO. 40 PUBLIC SGUARE.


Nashville, Tenn.
Re now N receipt Of their complete stock Of FALL
~ AND WINTER GOODS, embracing every variety Of
Engls shs Sc0tchs German French. ItaI-
1an Urad American staple and
Fancy DFy Goods.
Which they prepared or 10 their customers ana
the trade generally, az 6gres which they think win be a-
ceptabie % even the CLosssT BUTERs.
They have on hand and daily receiving heavy SIM
plies OF all widths ana weights Of COTTON GOODS mana
a,urec IN thus state and others % the South and West
They st eontnne the Agency % the Sparta Franklin
and oher heavy goo suitable for Wheat Grain Sacks
sep3-f
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TRUST SALE.
WILL sell to the highest bidder, Thursday, the 18th
Of October, at the residence Of 10 W. Bell miles
from Nashville, the Lebanon road, Negro Man.
man and Child Horse and Wagon, Cows and Calves
and Az the Household and Kitchen Furniture other
property conveyed to by deed Of trust including
PIANO. Said deed Is dated 9Th January last and duly
registered in the Registers Office book -, page -.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
seP25-dtd L. ID. PAYNE Trustee.
Now LANDHNts-44Ob bags Prime Baltimore Coffee;
~ 100 dog. assorted Pickles;
half pipes pure Old Cognae Brandy.
sep95 SEYMOUR, TANNING co.
lust RECEIVED
90 bbls Crushed and Powdered Sugars;
20 hhds White Chrystalized do;
30 boxes double Refined Loaf do;
% bbls Baltimore Refined do.
sep25 SEYMOUR, TANNING 4 CO.
IN STORE
120 boxes low priced Virginia Tobacco;
so do celebrated "PaHcGkeD do s
50 do "Pride Of Virginia" do
20 DO Palmetto Twist do
100000 Spanish and American Cigars;
100 doz. boxes sardines;
Is bbls Nuts, assorted; a.
- bags each Pepper, Spice and Ginger -
sepzo SEYMOUR FANNtNG co.
ON CONSIGNMENT
" 30 bales No. osnahurgs
200 kegs Pure and No. White Lead. For sale low
aep23 SEYMOUR, TANNING 90.
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The Ztna Insurance Company Of Hartford
Chartered 1919.
CAsH CAPITAL ssooOB0
THO. A ALEXANDER, sec,y. THO. K BRACE, PFcs't.
State Mutual + 4 NJ Insurance Co. Of Pa
CAPITAL tj50,ouo
A. :. GiLLEIf. y........J ?. RUTH ERFoBp Prest
New York Life Insurance. Company.
ACcuNfULATrD CAPITAL fso0noo.
PiIsY K1EE,lAS, AstuaFy .-sieRAis FRANKLIN, Pres
IRE Marine Inland Han ard Lc risks taken a eultabs
ate iyasl JOsEPH NASH. Agrnt
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NEW FORK, Oct. I.
The brig Torcllo, from Boston to Philadelphia, is
ashore near QuOque, Long Island. Il is supposed
the crew are saved
The steamship Black Warrior has arrived from
Havana. Business good. . Freights active and ado
vancing
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-02-18

u One.eight Of the crust Of the
whole earth il formed Of the carbonic
lime, Of which caloareous spar il a
type. White marble and limestone
are other forms oft. Ofthese rocks
carbon forms a per cent, and carbon.
10 acid - per cent. Of The whole.
Il has been = problem with some
whether from these rocks chemist
could not succeed IL making coal
without the Withdrawing tie carbon.
This however IL impraticalbls owing
70 the strong affinity between he
component bodies. They cannot on
y b decompossd BY tie auction Of
eostly nsatals toe which IL earbea;e
ssid be- . greater sGsisy.
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Tas 1Aia AND CsSssas. --Thss
bssauAt structure N Maia street,
dedicated sacfedly 10 Tho members u
: besrd Of old fosiss, and called b,
them the CITY Hall was u wednes.
dsv night = hood u light /; The fair
were there and there WAS fair, such
~ never was known before In that
venerable institution. The fir done
well, how could Il be otherwise I II
wss worth II least = genuine X TO
look In, and see the light Of star can.
dies flash back from those living dis
monds, the eyes Of besuteous demoi.
selles fat, rs fashioned In exquisite
mould, and fsirer for the forms Of
fashion. There Was music, and the
giddy dance was INDUCED in. How
much net proceeds was derived il not
yet known
We cannot leave the City Hall
without asking why |, Is. that statue
Of the architect. has never been placed
In The dome; and why Is il, that the
name Of the immortal "seven," hare
not been craven In tina, vacant slab
on the front side Of the building a.
designed BY the architect
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Proceedings If the hoard Of Dirsc tors
Of the Baton Rouge and Clinton
Pionk Road Company


February 18th 1856.
Present A. N. Dunn ]. M. Bfunos
A. s. HERON q. 4. Pike q. w. Dear.
ing /; q. Hacket. n. Shoppers handed in
his resignation ss Serc'v Of the Beard
accepted. The Board wet into an elec.
ton Of officers. A. N. Dunn, was elected
President q. A. Pike was elected Treas.
uret; G. W. Pope was elected Secretary;
Daily Comet, Daily Advocate and Daily
Gazette, were appointed official Journal d
this Company.
A standing committee composed of
Messrs Heffon, bearing, and Hacket, were
appointed to supefinterd work on the
Road. On motion A. Nj. Dunn was added
to said cot,ttee.
On motion the collector Of the company
was authorized TO institute suit against
all delinquent stock holders on the Isl Of
March next
Board then adjourned 10 meet again on
Monday rext at 4 o'rleck P M.
A. NJ. DUNN, pfest
c. W. POPE, secty
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~ Ths repovs of,hs Foreman
Of washington Fire Company Ne. l,
fet The past year. published In todayr
paper, viii BE- found interesting 10 our
citizens. II appears thereffcm, that
during The past year, every Are, that
has occurred in this city, can b. traced
10 the hand Of The ineendiary. This
should lead 10 inquiry. What IL the
object ! II cannot be plumber. In
the losses of o,it friend r Arbour, j.,
II has evidently been caused BY envy
Of his prosperity---the result Of iiend-
Ike malice.
There Is q singular deludon on the
part Of many persons, who insure -
that they will receiver what ever A.
mount they insure, whether they loose
II or not There Il no mistake more
fatal, unless the actual loss can be
screened from the knowledge Of neigh
bors, Il Il the hope 70 do 20, that
gives rise 70 fires In eur large cities
II not Ii the country, and country.
tewns. Fires hare occurred not an
hundred miles from here, when the
neighbors acquainted with The cir.
cumstances, have been satisfied chat
Insurance has been directly or indi-
rectly the cause Some legislation Il
called for, On this subject. Property
should be appraised before policies L.
sue, and thus close The door on this
character Of villainy.
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m arrie0.

On Thursday the 18th inst, in Clinton
La BY the Rev. MI. Taylor, Mr.. M. q
MILLS. to Miss ELlzAHETH HAIR
rEsTY, oil Of the Parish Of East geliei.
ana.
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STATE or LOtjfDfANA.
Parish East Batsn kosss sislk u.
dicial District Court.
N0tAs STewAnr Ezra Il A4a
VI. M. III.

III
tonr , Houspss.
QY VIRTUE Of writ Of slim 4 ID tsssel
ID In The abUve entitled and numbered
cause and 10 me directed FROM the Hon.
Sixth Judicial District Court, In and for
the Parish aaj State Aforesaid, | will q.
pose n psblie Sale u Vie Ecsss 6cvos
door Of said Parrish in The city Of bsto0
Rouge, IN SAT'URi,dY he std dsv =
March nest, A. y 1856, 1t II o'clock 4. n.
all the right, title, interest and ciaims Of
the defendant, Jnol B. seudaes il " u M
sncftgsged property hereinafter set forth
end described, to wit:
A certain Tract Of Land situated a enc
mile and q half East Of the city VI BatsN
Rouge, on the Comite road, containing
eighty Afpents more " less bounded ii
The East BY the then present purchaser
John B. scuddet, West BY Lands of II. W.
Fowler, North by those II James McCalep
and South by Public road leading from tha
city of Baton Rouge 10 the Cornite river,
together with oil the buildings and I'm.
provements thereon, SEIZED 10 pay and ~.
isfy the judgement interest and cost In the
above emitted and numbered eauss.
On the terms and eSnditions--Cssh with
The benifit 81 appfsisement.
Jsnuaty 3isf 1865. n. Y. BASIN
ehbtiH
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u The Shreveport Democrat d
the 9Th inst. (which IL about the Ia.
test date ever received from that be.
nighted region BY mail) says that the
steamer s. W. Downs crossed the
falls with much difficulty, and that the
Mississippi and Ouachita are falling.
Red River below tho falls IL getting 10
better fast. The last boats down from
Shreveport, charged passage to New
Orleans $50, aud cotton % 80 per
bale.
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STATE or LOUISIANA.
Parish East Baton Rougs--Six.t ia.
dicial District Court.
G. A. SMsDLr J
w. No. 1880
n NJ .unu.s~

s.r. s..se~.., w. '
DY VIRTUE Of writ 81 4, Il. Issued
ID In the above entitled and nvlAbefsd
cause, and 10 me directed from ths Hen.
sixth Judicial District Court, ID and TT
The Parish and State aicfessid--t will n.
fer Al Public Sale u the Court House door
Of said Parish, In the city u Baton Rouge
on
SATURDAY he third day If March Wsrs
A. D. 1856, Al the usual hours u sale, I'll
the tight, title, interest and claims Of The
defendant In and 10 The peisotsl property
herein after set forth and described, s9ffen.
dered by said defendant to pay and satisfy
the judgment, interest and cost, IL the q.
bove entitled and numbered cause, 10 wit,
Eight cows, one gray horse, 2 bedsteads,
and bedding, and stock of hogs l5O head
more or less.)
TERMS or SALE CASH, with tho
benefit Of appfaisement
February Let 1855 H. Y. DABlN.
sheriff
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SPLErpip EqutrrAeE.--fhe enter.
prising mail contractor for daily
mail by stage, from Ills to Clinton
aud Jackscn--Mr. William Elder,
has Just received two very fne Four
horse coaches for the line, thus aifor.
ding the best accommodation for tfav.
81. The travelling public should bear
this IN mind BY this route the time
from New Orleans 10 jackson Of Gin.
ton, can be made IN about thirty hours;
leaving ample time to sec what The
Capital Of the State is made Of. The
road over which the stage goes, IL
through the fairest portion 81 tho ''su.
gar bowl" Of the union. aud no one
can ever regret the trip In preference
to the Port Hudson, or Bayou Sara
route.
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In the Supreme Court at Washing.
ton, a short time ago, Mr.. c. Of
imposing appearance, but Of careless
dic,ation, in arguing a motion to set
aside verdict, frequently used the
word got instead of set. Mr.. S., Of
quick wit. indited the following. which
In few moments found its way 10
the Bench, causing a general outburst
Of laughter among the Judges -
INLAY y please the Court our case IL sof,
We claim 10 hold, what we have got,
And if the award IL at aside.
D-----n the Court that 30 deciJen