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The Legion of Honor.

Napoleon used to say: ss OF all orders that
have been created, either In ancient or modern
times, there is not enc which has been Of such
advantage TO it founder as the Legion as Honor
1t is my haildiwork. and my master piece. No
one, either now or in future days, can dispute
my right TO the glory Of founding it. / am in
debted to ii for half my victories. Napoleon
stated what was perfectly true. The hope of
obtaining the cross has been the parent of in
credible acts OF valor. many of which are still
unknown to the world Here is one, among
others, which chfsf d descadron used to take
particular delight in relating. :. In the course
Of the night which preceded the hattie Of Aus
teriitz, one Of my brigadiers wagered his com
rsdes that he would gsin the cross Of honor on
the following day. In fact. in brilliant
charge agasnst a superior force, he penetrated
the eremy.s squadrons. killed fve men with his
own hand and carried Off 4 standard He was
covered with blood, especially on his face, the
ouly visible part of which was his eyes. As he
was returning to his regiment the Emperor met
him and said. 4.Tou have done enough for once.
my friend. Go and get your wounds dressed.
The brigsiisr replied to the Emperor. :. am
not wounded 1t all, sir Ii is not my blood you
see. 6M that OF your enemies p Napoleon.
delighted at his answer. said - make you
mrrcaa des iogss squarter master, and confer
upon yon the Cross Of Honor The mast sin
gniar circumstance ID this affair is, that at the
moment when the brigadier was thus recon-
peased, the comrade with whom he had bet his
watch, arrived. wounded by . pistol shot,
which had been fired Ut him by a geg eral officer,
whom he brought as prisoner, Al whom he
presented 10 the Emperor. Another Gross of
Honor said Napoleon. Laughing :. # things
go On in this@xy / saal either hare to sup
press the order or decorate the whole army. 4
Life sf Napoleon .ssas zs s #
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IRaSKLIN HoUsE.-N coSsEoTENCl

ERASKLIN H0ESE.-N CONSEQUENCE
IL Of the advanced price of provisions table arEss
wines and servants hire, the proprietor felt 7s
PEELED the rst Of tngary last nakesgue Hight ii.
adraaee the prices for boarding, aad instead ofl..4
Fly for dinner, has charged Seventy fve certs
hB has CONCLUDED upsn charging only the oil rr;ce
Fifty for dinners but anDt rfzh he etof3re
WINS. however, of various kinds ami grades aways on
hand really tn order Of saes when refaire, viz:
Claret, Naive Cat&wba Wine Hsu Sautsrue, (White
Wine1 best Old sherry Charles Heeck Champagne Mgsca
Coriiak etc Alo-London Porter and Aie Scotch Ale
eol deal Of money. time aud pains have been recently
spent in resiiag, this Hotel pleasant and
Portable raveier and regular baarier, and co
hdeny viii receive b=raf share Of heir pa ge
Jane2-.f. B. T. HOLDEN, Proprietor.
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- A cressgrained aatiquated maiden vixen,
went 70 = phssieian for advice:
Aadam, said the physician, z il seems to me
that it world do ron good to hare little sun ind
air.
20 yoa abominahIe critter! son and heir ot,
aears VIII somebody fan me shall go of. The
outrageous brute !. son and beir y A 9s
The old nsid vamoeed, and has dbs since bean
seen.
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NEw BUSINESS FOR THE MAYoa. Three v;r-
nous, and, we presume. pious yoang ladies Of
Nsw I ork. have petitianed Mayer Wood ID take
aeasnres to prevent young men gathering
Gsaad chnreh doors aud staring at the ladies
me pretty dears never thoaght that fhev
ooaid put down their wells. In cur observatfou
human nature we have noticed. q
~ ihat girls who did not like sa be locked III.
.sR particularly il-leoking. and no. likely ID
z nana annoyed in that way. @
-. 1. nat those who we're very scrupnlous
!. =. saowing their fset hsd holes III thsi,
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Ouversure Dun Cours De Dessin.
PEINTURE AaUARELLE EFT Az PASTEL

I IA demande dun. grand nonibre de personnes,
: A NJ II. JANET srupteur repes.teur de dessn 4
eco= de Paris fere aeTe d. Mr. janet Lame
listoire d. empereHf SaFoieon ouvrra Thihodaux,
dams $ lie APP ine. II. knotioch Cours
de desin st e peiniurs pocr te> ct les
Les lecons lieu pour les dames les und, mer-
cregI ven.r di, de eaq six heuFes du soir Files
Ief H. hsre, les lardi- Ieudi ct samedi
pour les fes>iears.
LIE p-s Ge lecoas de six piasres par mos, pay
abies .nleaeelGent lie ehsq que 5.
Nr- H. Janet Ihouneur de Prevenir M. les habants
d. Ia ParfSe que psadauE sejour TbiEodA il Sc
mt feur spas ioa pour qui coneens In sculp-
e per morses, osneHents ct sulet
ae t01haus, pour tout especs de- decorations rte
rteures ct exteriUrps dapparteneutsi soft carton
pierre, SOFT Iiafre-
L'ouverare du Cours est ixae dG Juliet proclaim.
Sadresse soft Iour inSrEe du Bn.be des eiese sol.
pour eanu1ntes de doIe e de Mr. Janet,
hex Nr Engerran Post office ct dams les principaa1
mag de Tnibataux.
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GraueIers' Direttoyr.


4 'ARRIER-LAF0URCHE PACKET-THE
bagwS Master H. sraEcS, CLERK, viii u -
!eare NeM UfleaIs every Saturday az i2 g.: =
ctIck NJ arriving az i0ckp0rt >anfa{
night. EeiurnIn--siH leave Locbport Monday mornings
ar ocock and Taiboaux Tuesday reriH at g. arriving
in Sew Orleans Tuesday night
AsEsrs-s LAF0REST' New Orleans.
v RICHARD, ThibOdaux.
~ The CARRIER having been purchased by Brown
and Sres expressly for the Lafourehe trade, Merchants
and planters rely her remaining in the trade the
year round spIii.
Fer LAF0UECHE every Wednesday,, ct O'clock P. u.
1 ANNA-The good little steamer ssga9-1z. 1.
l 4 ANNA, J. ". HOFFMAN, Master, viii ks-ls->sss
leave for Ioe.pert TFlleodaux, Napoleon
Vile and DoralisouyilI above. Return
ing, will -eve Tbibo.aax SATURDAY, and Donaldson
vile SUNDAY ofctoek NJ For freight passage,
ePpy on beard. may26 II
New Orleans, 0pelouSas i G. W.R. r.
nPES ToBAYou 80 So 4 ]
oIafolrehe Crossing 80 - -zEs@-@z@9Sn
y miles for Pa serEers tr-fgn Trains sln run daily
10 and from L2fcIrcha Gross follows:
SUMNER ARRANG ENENT.
Leaves AEiers at O'clock NJ riVes at Lafourche
ossng a Il clock =. Returning, leaves Lafourche
Crossing n o'clock, P. N, and arrives al Aiess II q
o'clock P. N.
Special Train:
A SPECIAL TRAIN will leave A- ers every SATURDAY
AFTERNOON. at + O'Clock, and retGsEsi8g MONDAY
M0KNfSGIea7g the Crossing o'ciqck n, arriving
at Aigiers at IL o'cteck. ~
FXCEKsfGN TICKETS to 90 and return tbs SANG day
Sl be issued every day as follows:
To Bayou Ges .tHeLaaads. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .
Tt LatsGrclle Crossing --...--.....sz 30
naI4-tf A. B. sEGER, Wee President
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1i.Ebocau. and Railroad.

1R@E~ONatss-A atu oHu.
CARRIAGES, READY on the arrival of the
Y Cars Ds;slee -Four Mil=s-Tirae, ~ TO 80 Minutes
ALS0-Extras fer ghe niesior, and wherever wanted,
upon application to B. F. HOLDEN, Thib1iagx.
From Ti-revilIe TO Railroad.
THE SUBSCRIBER takes great pleasure in an
Il neuacing 10 the traFeiEe public that he has just
ahishel LINE or STAGES between TigefgsiIe the
L438see GroSSiEg ef the Opeiaasas Railroad ieaEng
TigervFHe evesy TUESDAY, THURSDAY aud SATURDAY,
at half past O'clock always through in tine for the
ami TN Lafoarche Crossing every MONDAY. WE'D
SESDAY and FRIDAY Immediately after the arrival Of
II o'cioek Of cars frpsn New Orleans.
This liEe Of Stages at Tigervis with the
Mary Jane running up the Teeae IL high Franklin.
Iibera 70 ton Of the rubcs patronage is solicited.
Tigerfife, May 18th 1875. 29f II. GIMBLE
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From Tf-revilIe TO RaIiroa
PHOENIX STABLES.


THE conmoeiious property beween c. j
l. Maia and Levse sss-. Jackson, ! -
has been Purchased by the undersigned,
who hare hand aud viii continue to keep
The finest stock HORSES and ARRIAts sis country
They will do general Livery Stable business: such buy
ing selling Keeping, and hiring horses. They also under
take l lnrEy horses harness either ioahle
orsinge Horse FarreEy al lis branches viii also be at
landed to I. G.. n0WNT0N,
April I52h 1854. lily s C. LAWLESS.
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Horses and Carriages.

EIDfsEs Hffti NIF1fH..Es. :
LWATSin Readiness, Horses and Carriages for trips
n Doualdsonviii- HouaIa eise@ here. whenever
there IS enough IN nualaeE to Justify Also ss.bIfns
for herses-aEd aiiconaeeted s the franklin House,
BY the proprietor, b. E HOLDEN.
T1it1edsnx- December II Has!
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THIBoDAvx TATERsALLs.

TEsIBcDACx TATERsALLs.
THE SUBSCRIBER having pt1r- # kasse
i chased the extensive stables Jack EFX "
street Ebelow the Bank formerly kept -S11S-
By Jake Weber and having furnished it with entire
sok Of Horses Carriages BuEgies, ETC. now prepared to
accc,roaata an who ma favor him with their patronage
Passengers any part Of the country day night and
horses taken Livery the most reasonable
share of the public patronage Is solicited
july -, 1854. GEORGE SINCLAIR.
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Day School for BOYS.

YUST arrived and in store, 1900 Bbis FRESH
81 nLITE LIME warranted equal to tne best Thoma-ton
fnr purn es and very superior for sugaFakng Al. to
the good quality of this Lime permitted to refer to r.
Robinson, of the : RieRzi Piaataton and II Fleming,
Pasterer they ring use the and found excellent
liberal deduction IN price Vii be made to those who buy
for cash city acceptance J. ~ CRAWFORD,
fs23,s Jacks; n street.
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c0EENAA7S PATEFT EEDtL4 T0RY
CORN AND FIGURING MILL.

--1--
W ILLS P. COLEMAN, New Orleans, La,
w October 1st, 1854.
I.SWAFERMAN BROTHER, corner Common and Aasa-
zine streets, New Orleans agents.
These Nils vary price from aHe Hundred to Feur Hun
per hour.
The Mills manufactured BY the undersigned at
his Haanfaeory, City Of jefferson only minutes aTel
by RsIireaa New Orleans All orders for Mills left
Manafsctory send by Mali TO the address Of WILLIS
F. CalEaS his Agents. wil Etl5ypfnpt attention
AMI dispatch. TERHS GASH City acceptance four
months with at the Of eight per eeasun.
ALI Mills Karrante5 % perform TO ta satisfaction
es tire rurrhase-s.eF# 4 WILLIS P COLEMAN.
jan.-ly. Ptteatss aa1 Proprietor.
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4 BELCHER, -ittoraee aad Copnselior AZ Lac
s continues the practice Of profession til Flt.
LatIicIai District Office in TiihodauS. ielI
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DARTSER WAyTED.-THE UNDERSIGNED
4 is tsEsIR0ES OF forming cnpartnershis In the
culture Of SngaF With gentleman who is able TO furnish
from ten to seen good eff lent felf hanis He has
Of situated the Bavea Black serf distance m
HouEaa and cnaTeaent ID the Opeiousss Railroad For
pertcuars apYzy 70 81 address. J. B. HARRIS,
n6-sf1 Horna Post oMce. Terreoonne.
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DATENT MEDICINES BALsAM
l. WILD GHEEgT, Ayer's Cherry PecsoEaly Tzfrasts
Apeienf, Thsrs Ext cpPes,ia and saaaar "a CapsaIes
de Raan n An Haunsa He Csara McLeal MalorEs ctp
era sfixsnre do sarsaparHa German Bttsrs capasan
do, K=es d.. Goalsys as "a store and fer sale by
$50 sss FEIyELL L GAINES
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I tEfEk. J. tsaf~-Fssas~ Ga& DsEter In Frsits
y EasGer of Aarket and ~. LaHs Streets
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an opinion, a surnlise rather than an assertion,
either as matter Of fact or of argument, that
the foreign vote has selected every President
oe the United States since 1885," and it, there
fore, contradicts nothing, whether correct or
incorrect; as an analysis of the other elections
like that we have given of the last, would
readily show. We quote his language:
II is now believed that the foreign vote has elect
ed every President of the United States since 1886.
1t is certain that it has sometimes been thrown on
one side and sometimes on the other, just as inter
prompted, and that it has aloays largely erceed
ed The popular majority given TO any sHeeessa! can
didate.
That it las ''always largely exceeded the
popular majority given TO any successful can
didate," is shown by the census. The rest is
mere matter of opinion, aud at most giUen
only as suCh.
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From the Montgomery Msil-neutr IL


II Is with real regret, that We observe the aug.
menting proofs Of the betrayal of the South and
the delivery of its interests in Kansas into freeso
abolition hands. We suppose that Mr. Pierce after
due consultation. has decided that the South can
no longer be useful and takes earl, start TO SO.
cure the symyathies Of the great antslavery party
at the North. This, however, is no excuse, no
pallitation, even with honorable men, for his sale
of the interests Of the South. Il was 10 the South
he mainly owed his advancement, and had he re.
tanned but semblance of friendship for her in
stitutions, he might safely have counted on her
gratitude and friendship forever. 1t 10 fated other
wise, however: Mr. Pierce has taken his lot with the
enemies Of slavery, and, as much as We dslore his
recusancy, the South must ignore him and defend
her institutions.
There is one consolation about this deep treach-
ery to the SOUTH that the exposure is compe Sc,
in the refusal to try Reeder for his freosolism and
be dumping" Of him and the Southern Judges
kDgether on accusations touching private character
.-in short, the placing Of johnson and Elmore in
he same stocks, TO be pelted With the same bad
egg. shat are thrown at Reeder-together with the
Quasi official declarations by the Union, that the
administration party must ignore" slayery-the
exposure we say, Is so completes in these matters,
that some respectable administration papers will not
violate their conscience, by attempting to defend
these acts Of baseness.
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Col. KINNEY.-This philanthropc individ-
ual is likely to meet opposition from source
rather unexpected, to his scheme for Ameri-
canizing Nicaragua. The Deputy President
has issued proclamation calling upon the
people to resist his landing to the death, and
enjoiniLg upon them to refrain from entertain
ing the enemy, as Kinney and Fabens are
called.
BY the Daniel Webster, she New Orleans
Picayune has the following from reliable cor
respondent:
The war; it is said, is about concluded. The
revolutionists have retired to Leon and petitoned
for pardon from the government. Indulgence was
accordingly granted by the President to all soldiers
of the rank and file, and to non commissioned Of
iicers. Many soldiers, in consequence, have aban-
doned the revolutionists and presented themselves
with their arms.
Gen. Guardoli arrived at Granada on the 18th
ins and it is very probable that there will be war
between Nicaragua and Honduras to destroy Ca
varrs, who protected the revolutionsts in Nicsra-
qua. Guatemala, il is said will aid this movement
for the purpose of putting end to the Coqnimbo
party, the unceasing enemy of peace and order In
Central America.
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WILSON'S
AROMATIC scHIEpAM JUMPER sCHNAPPs

-.,ng.etsred exclusively at sehedAm, In Holland, &C
1870 - ~ directions Of old established dstihng houses
~ ~ York and New Orleans, expressly ioT mSdctnAl
nes. nd are entitled high consideration No other
nai beverage present IN use In the United states
on t Earope poss such sAuiATy and srae0as prop
critics a. w..-
BLADDER and Urinary Organs, vel a. In ihe peculiar DIS"
sa inedentai frElrs their eject 20 prumpt and de-
eded that excea the Astont bment Of medical
men and elected expressions Of the most anbounded srs
tuae IRON the patents 20 the proprietor.
Agents and private purchasers esuioned 70 guard
against the compounds 81 unacTupRoas imAtors SNIP
ssas Aromatic JuniDer sehpApps VIII have the tile q
IN. NsdcnA Cordial embossed the sides q the bottle
that IT, and the signature Of The proprietor he
iAbol
he Unsd States Dstrct coaFt and oasequenty protect
sd non imitation By tbs penalties o. laS % cOagress, h
IL ne principal living lAnguAses-Englsh, French
End German and pamphiet IN those language descriptive
q The merits o. ths Acshnvsor4tinx bsysEAgs al
ways b had ~ tAa Agenis.
J. WRIGHT a Co, Agents.
Ne. Isl ChArtFes street. SsS Orleans
rAspAres r,anHfas,arnE bogas srtisls Of sehnaPPs
nay sndeAsOg persuade TIE pabhe that nAkNAkp l.
SIMPSON the proprietor 81 ths genuine Arez4e seaiec an
Juniper sehnAPps, net bsaa Gds direct Importer, ns
wishes 70 be Understood tAAt hs NEST znquestonAee 49,
81 the aet Be furnished hy ne eminent mPertns
a. W. HENDERsH0rr.
Corner q Cedar street and ne ssa.fs.
tte-a6m NAxhxiiis, fsna
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The Abolitionists and Gov. Johnson-What they
think Of him-Southern Men. Read

The Aboli6onlsts and Gov. Johnson-What they
think Of him-Southern Men, Read!
The Democratic Herald, published in the city
of Toledo, Ohio, has the following " first rate
notice" of Andrew Johnson. Can any slave
holder support man who occupies such po-
sition, and by elevating him to the Gubernato-
rial chair of Tennessee, place him in a position
to be the candidate of such men as the writer
OF the following for the Presidency
Tennessee"
An animated contest is going on in this good old
Democratic State for Governor, and the largest
crowds flock hear the candidates that ever atten-
ded political meetings since the Hero OF New Or.
leans used to address the masses in person. The
present incumbent, Andrew johnson, is the Demo-
cratic candidate, and Dir. Gentry, pro slavery
renegade from the Federal Wing ranks, is the OPP
posing candidate, brought out by Know Nothing
concave This man is on the stump abusing the Cath
oIcs, and denouncng them for their tyranny, while
he openly advocates the slavery doctrines of South
ern NiggerdO,n! On the other hand, his compet-
tor, Gov. johnson, well and favor ably known to our
leading Democrats of Ohio, HAS NO SYMPA-
THIES WITH SLAVERY, and is the advocate of
such amendments to the Federal Constitution, as
will give all power to the people, and EFFECTU-
ALLY PUT DOWN THE INSTITUTION OF
SLAVERY"
Look at this, gentlemen of the South True,
you may say that Gov. johnson is not to be
held responsible for what an Ohio Abolition
paper says. That might be, if the Governor
were not swell aud favorably known to the
leading Democrats of Ohio, as haUing no sym
pathies aciM SlaUeryi" They served with him
in Congress, and they knOw the man. Aye,
they have heard him IN defense of his ''White
Basis" which is as rank an Abolition position
as is the following resolution of the Ohio State
Convention, adopted at its recent meeting:
"ReSolUed, That the people of Ohio, no,o as they
hare al,CdyS DONE look upon slavery evil, and
unfavorable to the development of the spirit and
practical benefit of free institutions and that
PERTAINING these sentiments, they will at all times
feel il to be their duty all power clearly given
by the terms of the National compact to prevent its
influence, to mitigate, and finally to ERADICATE lis
eUiLs"
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you had the power Ali if you had me for instances
on the rack. Blessed Virginl how your Grace
would grind my bonesi
Now is it any wonder that Americans should dis
trust and abhor you'll Is it any wonder that our
poor Irish who form the principal portion of your
''snbiects" here should have fallen under a cloud
from the very shadow of your mitre9"
And we would ask, is it surprising that there
should arise in this country party determined to
perveDt such church as this, and such men as
Hughes, from ACQUIRING control in civil affairs
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SCHOOL OF LIFE,


TooN, NELSON co.
School of Life,
By Anna Mary Hewitt, author of IAN Ar,.s,ua.D,
in Munich"
The Waterman
By J. A. VI. vol. 12mo 800 pages
IL is highly moral in its There are passages both
~ humor and pathos while at the time the author
nas u1iousy avoided thing like 5ver-draWn sentiment
II may De read with advantage alike by the old and me
young and Will dc ubtless ord amusement and nsrue-
tion to all PUB ~ ~
MY Mother
Or, Reeonections Of Maternal Influence
The Augustan Age of France:
LOUIS Fourteenth, and the Writers Of his Age being
Course Of Lectures delivered Gin Frencl) to select
audience In New York. by Rev. l. p Astie-In,rospo
ton and Translation by Rev 2. N.Ksrk.
Visits to European Celebrities,
By William sprague, D. D.
The Teachers Last Lesson
The Life Of Sam. Houston Illustrated.
The Rag-Bag By N. Parker Willis.
The May Flower. Ry H. Beecher stowe
B-With many other new and interesting work.
je11
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From the Jackson MISS. Mercury.
III. AAo,,,iopi., Rs.dsr no, to be Removed

Il will be remembered that the Secretary Of War
In his speech here three weeks ago, stated in ap-
pology for the appointment OF Recorder, that his
Abotionism was not known at the time of his ap-
pointment--thas be would certainly be removed;
indeed, was probably removed atths time he was
EpeAk-ing. This statement Col Davis spread In
public speeches and private conversations from
she time he touched the borders Of Virginia until
he reached BriArhed. IL was Published in the
papers on hs authority all along bis roate Of trAv-
el
/. now appears that the Secretary was rather
aahead Of the hounds" Reedsr has not been re-
moved. bus on she contrary l. on bis way back 70
Kansas 20 assist The 'New England Aid Society" 70
sbolitionlEe that territory.
.srhls Il another evidence that the Administration
has lately changed is course Of policy towards
The South
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PUBLIC SALES.
CHANCERY SALE
David Q. Love ct ais. vs.. Alex. Matthews, e

DAVID o. Love ct ais. vs.. Alex. Matthews, ct ais
Y virtue Of decree rendered At the Nav term 1ss5 q,
the Chancery Court at Nashville will expose for pub
NC ae 70 the highest bidder the 3h day Of June inst
AZ the Court House door in Nashville the following descr
ed property, wit ~
Ninetytwo acres Of Land about AZ miles from Nashville
on the rek Church Turnpike road side on the north
sde OF Cumberland river. Also 81 acres opposite The
ABOVE described and beng part tract OF land
ed by the late David B. Love decd Also tract on ln
in Humphreys county, Wavery aiming $40 scres
more or less Also, tract Of land containing 25O acrss
county. 0
IEkMS-Ihe above property will be sold on credit Of
one Two ana three years. with interest from date except
the sum OF two hund ed and fifty dollars which viii be re-
qured IN cash Bond with gOOd security will be required
ana men retained c. D. BRIEN,
Je1-d Clerk and Master.
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BARNARD l.. SIMPSONS
AROMATIC sCHIEDAM JUMPER sCHFAPPS.
A Superior Tonic, anti-DysPePtie InVis-
Grating COrdIai.

TITS lsmentabo truth that, with few exeePuons essV
article eat every article OF drnk We inoaDe
Is more or less adute-ated. and In nothing has Adutera
ton been praeIiced such an extent as IN spurious
nous and fermened Tq ors So much so, In act that y
mposshe 20 procure pure liquors and wines unless obtain
ed direct nom boaG ds importer, Of known rtPuianon
and well established foreign connections
pyoDs 81 the ouors sold generally In this country, tha
disgraeeiul bpastiai IuoxcAon % nequent that the
Legislatures several Of the states baxe t1Hen e
liquors as common beverages
Were all liquors sold pure and unaduerAied We shoId
nd "a Maine Law and few restrictions IN r sale
Rio,rhed tacS limbs, swollen neh and That ieafia
disease Sei produced. not BY pure hqaora
IN, ~ ~. Infatuated habit Of INDUCING In the corrosive
p.lsous odd under that des gnation.