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MISCELLANEOUS.
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L.. M. GORREY 81 3lE


Wy ALI, p APER
l.. M. GORBEY, e78
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN saf
| WALL PAPER AND PAPER HANGIN Gs
No. 25 COLLEGE STREET,
Next Door to Sewanee House, Eashville.
z kEPe constantly nand the latest and most fash
~ ionabe patterns for Parlors Halls, Dining Rooms
large assortment Of cheap Inglazed Paper Fire
Screens " ndow Paper Teasters &c.
Paper Hanging done in the best manner
Aoui;e Furnishing Goods.
WOODEN AND willow WARE.
DRASS BOUND BUCKETS sizes, --s
OK Buckets; Oak Wen Buckets;
Iron Bound Water Cans; Cedar Milk Piggins;
Cedar Pals: .i- L do Tubs-al sizes; a
do Keelers- Brass and Iron Bound; -
do ChuTns-ail sizes; f 1
Chopping rays; Wooden Bowls; .s'
rs,snt spring ciOt es Pins; aa Il ~
Market Baskets, with or without covers; -A
Large square and Round Clothes Baskets;
Willow Wagons; -
German Work Baskets; -s
Deep Clothes Baskets, with Wood Bottoms.
mayl2 SNOW, MACKENZIE & co.
SIX MINUTE FREEZERS.
NkT have just received additional supply OF the Ice
w Cream Freezer, for making Ice Cream in SlA
MINUTES. ..,..
Common Freesers and Tubs; as
Ice Wafer Pitchers; Ice Picks and Maets;
Preserving Kettles; Hammered and Cast Brass;
French Porcelain Kettles aud Sauce Pans;
do Timed Iron Sauce Pans; .+
Fruit Cans of all sizes, for putting up fruits and
vegetables. j1nes SNOW MACKENZIE co.
PATENT SAD IRONS. E
NNE OF the valuable of inventions, with which
~ the ironing tor family can be doue with hve cents
worth of charcoal.
Tailors and Box Irons; 20 q NJ t.t r.
Ironing Stoves and Furnaces wv
Preserving Furnaces, &c, &C.; -
Iron Spoons, of all Sizes s-l' " '".s
juneS SNOW, MACKENZIE 4 co.
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L j BULLOCK,
" Il. Ia. fiNLOR-
B EDW DS GKEY,
IIusLess and Prupri.Inra



n. B-ln order 70 pay their Fubscriptors 10 he
A'oe snd Ohio Railroad Company the pn per auih0r.
ity Ct lie io8n Il Columbus ihrre hunGred Six
Iec cent thIrty year, Bonds Of one Hundred Doars
e-eh IL crest payable seml annually. 1hese bonds Af sr
beng eniOrseu by the Noble and chic cad Compuny
were pa Up the market sud Row selling a. Eshts.
cents 10 TIC DJiiar, hoGgh iLey VIII 70 e vei ty s at
pr II IA, nen or yUls b. ght s. Kenturkv
Siy one half payable dowu, the oter halrt-vu years
Tie caller GRAY,
BULLOCK,
sepzf-GtrWGW-tn &C.. 20. fAfL
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DoctorAooGIa0Hs
CELEBRATED
9lARUlAN DIQ0LARSo
Dr. c. Il. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
WILL EFFECTUALLT CURE
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaundice,
Cronio or Bsroo4s De5ity Diseases Of tie Ridnes and
ali diseases arising from q DLsoFdSrsd
L9vsr or Stomach!
Such
as Constips- .-
tiOn Inward Piles,
FdinesS or Blood To the
Heal Acidty Of the Stomach,
Nausea Heartburn, Disgust for Food,
FIlne5s or weight the stomach Sour
Eructatiors Sinking, Euttering at the Pit
of the St0mtcl. Swimming Of toe Head, Hurried
and Difficult Breathing futteing al the heart Choak.
Ing Sutocsfi; Sensations IN lying posture d
Of Vision. Dots Webs before the sight, Fever
aud Dahl Pain in the Head, Deficiency of PsrsDi.
ration, YeloWness Of the Skin and Eyes,
Pain in he SIDE. Back, Chest, Limbs,
so, sc, Sudden Flushes of
Hat Burning in the Flesh,
Constant fmagnings
Of Eyi and great
depression Of
Spirits.
The proprietor in calling the attention Of the public to
thi preparation DIES with feeling Of the utmost con-
I'd in It's virtues and adaptation the diseases
VIII n iJ is recOInm eHded-
II is 20 new and uutried article but one that has stood
thu of years trial before the American peopls
aud and sale unTlyaleG bT similar
psrI,ens The testimony favor given BY the
most prominent and well known PHYSICIANS and indIvd
uas in all parts OF the country is immense. The follow
Jog your State respectfully submitted refer
ing any one who may still doubt to iHy " Memorabilia
er Practical Receipt Book, TOR Farmers and FamiieS-o
DO had gratis of ali the Agents for the German Bters.
Principal Office and hanuiactOry, l20 Arch ~, Philade
phia, Pa.
TESTIMONY FROM TENNESSEE
DR.. IL ScARBoRoUeH, Dover, Tennessee, August 28
1885, says: have sold all the German Bitters you have
me and if the preparation continues to do much
Qood Z ms d0e q rA be tbS 6cst medicine sofa
here"
L. 5 ODoRAss Sparta, Tennessee August 20 1883 SAYS:
am pleased that your German Bters has given
satisfaction in every where it been used"
b. T. iIoLLINs HIlsbOrough Tennessee August 30 1888
says pleased state that the German Bitiers has
given general satisfaction"
Dr. P FAEo 6 Bao, Knoxville, Tennessee, Sth April
1851, said: Your Blters selling very ast and
person that has used it, so far have been able
to learn, has been benefited"
J. W. FRANKLIN & Co, Galatin, Tennessee December
So 1850, said: The firm will want more OF your Bit
soon o! the partners thinks il great med
cine"
K S HARDY, Bolivar. Tennessee September 10, 1852,
said There great demand tor your Bers here please
send another lot soon" .....
~ Thev Entirely Peyejable free from all injurious
ingredients always ghen the system, and never pros
trate it
~ Sold by dealers in Medicine and SOrekeepers
sTywbere.
sS5- Sold in Nashville by Berry Demovlle, Brown
Grubbs EwR Brothers, II. G.. Scove and dealers in med
cine generally. frn"h ~
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Mouth of the OhIof

49,
Ahd Just oeiow ana al Bg the present town ss 3d.
BUS aui has wlthia its e1rpOi ale llnts n lsTf 49,
,hern Terminus NN-N' - IN
II would De cut Of place in this adv rtiseuent n A
q e g n and m detail upon all the advantages of L.
Gallon, aid Tie brilliant prospects Of eitv 70 .uas,S
situa'ei, ana being a ermInal point + s,;cb . - I
ta;n RIVER but let the O. rer n0k II me ,ro1,,,,
Iee's ii reason oT ulsef keutucky CITY has h. 4
ana hal;hY ocaly protected from all il iru1datioDs bx
The haurs OF the z ounds the height ~ the ,,va-
he Necessary enlb4ukne for the aIlr d trar iT,.
r'u11e oy fertile and healthy eouutry rapidly s-tins
us Ifont ls washed BY the mighty ''taiher OF Efer -
ggeie Fub this point all seasons ,f the wear -
est class STEAMERS with PermluenI and eudur,n0 hsns
ana havI eoDiesssdy q The hest and mosf eecgr
hafoVrs 10 be hund irVm New Orleans 81 Louis keu
tncky Clty "a m rectc injection gh he SobIIs sn5 Ch
tal'T"au having Depot With her limits ~ stenn
gval seton, which has besu arranged We viii be IN
day communication with he great Illinois Centr.I K.ll
oad O. tdO. also by ike cor pectIop with ths f5
shd dAga o. gFeat CEItu LiA ROUTE ruad nov fondT
ene'isL7i BY The three .ats OF Missouri Arkansas sr
texas ts also Toe st LOUIS aud Iron Mountain Aarnaa
one pa sAoi WaehIs proposed tefuuate ON The sst
oahk o. De river oPPosts Cwu Tae Mobile ana Ono
ki'hoad comes gp 10 US som abana passing throusa
MlSss n @bd Nestern TvEUessee ears irht.d win
the sUI the cotton, the rice znI lro,icl f q. of r.
Sou'l "a rstum Lisn with The provis,sns aud brssdsiu
aud All The siodaCts and manu- Of The Wes1 am.
Norh Drought doN 20 rs oy tns Limos eutrsl and Other
hslrcads Gao pY the NssiSsipJi aud ONO rivers v,1h
,Leir iuntrous ami .eughy tl.Ju.fies henacky CIV
oein mus Or Ut within ~ rs fun either
isabout tdai OEstu ucs between southern t,uf aone
70 tce A1stic he cities he No.fueru l. -. a.
Inerc a1ge Ot eou'mn1tsS The lefug e raG,spJ ba ~,
IN 'le puOu-ls OF dfTent eiIues usl taks lace b,,
hel iluas lhey sts Ce stTtd aud hare snsh,pu
IL en req q l phec, % tIeste br llinr r.
IuIe ior eity thus fJuul ely iocaisu sEd besi wiih
u 50 nauy ua.sfai zruheIal outsts lr
TERMS OF SALE.
cIed.tu one sLu eaO ears vlta personal sscurity
ana hen rseeyed ufon the oerty twenty per cl
rry ior 'ae oaa1es, al the option Of the purehzs r
BULLOCK,
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
oFFIaE CORNER CHURCH AND CHERRY STREETS.

lib - eE.hLt q \ tJA. AND AMERICAN is furnished
70 .p.l-.rt5.fs ~ 50 90 per s31um in advance
TIE TAXA Etkt1 IL pcbsAs.i very Tuesday, Thursday
and c=araav. a. IS ' -r s,'iHa IN advance; if not
pend inaGyunue. - V-'
Tbs DAILY pubiished af Fight ilelara,
~ rHG MONEY. ~ Afl@ CASES 10 ACCOMPANY
II Subscriptions. 81
Reuaees Of sabscrlpIons may be made b. mail NJ
rsk
~ speF u BE- Of the Sste unless the order is
accon1r suIed with the cash.
80 4, wsI ~ distinctly understood that no paper Will
De discontinued until all arreages paid, e. ee atthe
oprOa 81 Jne pGhish hers
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YOUNG, WYATT 4 Co,
Valuable FAKM FOR sALE.9

-. y % = ASIlL 7 hIAlN TUX SALEs
VIII sutscroer intending reJve offers for sale fpFi
i v4'e'yg bis Iraet OF land, hirP IN the county Of
m0nig merry. nm di4eiy The telegraph road frrl
Nashville 10 CarksEs 81 n,lSs The iormer and IL
miies iuin The latter, uud ~ south Port Roynl
Mills containing p aerrs, abuu AZ op land u
od stale OF cultivation; the baaEcs vel timber ed
The improvement cpnslst u comfortable CWenz good
negro cabins WI suns chmueys " lar ee tobacco barns
gDe sa,ies CRIB and other necessary out-bouses
apple lud peaca orchards, &c re, er ia ling surpg
an1 abundance of stock waller
The isnd hes well as aBy timbered uplaoa in the
cogoy oi the same size and we'll adapted TO the growth
OF eUrn, wheat oats aud tobacco Terms liberal
JOHN DORTCH.
p For information concerning lhs land. / Togld
reicr 20 hss7r Cave Johnson and VIM Dorich of Nash
vile; Root Mcclure Oi Garksve Rosco DickerSon aod
D-rl1 81 Christian, Il Todd County, Ky would also
state h't there tract Of 16i acres adjci1inR which
cae D. uIhs Slti the above land desired or divided
30 ~ to siit purchasers. ie2y lid
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NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
EeRE1AE. SIOGN.0OO.

INSURANCE COMP AMY.
CAPITAL 100000.
GALL PAID IN AND SECURELY
rTNHIS COMPANY being fully Organzed, according to
Charter is prepared 10 write Policies against LOSS
DAMAGE BY FIRE, Buildlngs, Goods Wares and
Merchandise generally. Also shipments against loss
or damage by Seas Rivers Inland Transportation on
the most favorable terms. -..
Life aud Negro Policies granted at current rates
O7TIcE.-No So, corner Of Square and Cedar street
DIRECTORS. ..
ALEXANDER FALL, W. 7. BERRY,
ANTHONY W. YANLEER, JAMES WOODS
JOHN klRHMAN, JOHN II. EWIN,
HENRY HART, JR., r, c. MeNAlRf,
THOS w. EVANS, HUGH MeCREA,
WESLEY GREENFIELD
.. ALEXANDER FALL President
JAMES WALKER Secretary.
Nashville April 80 Bwa
MRS GEkTRUDE J. CARY'S BOARD
ING AND DAY SCHOOL
WILL res, me its Sc -son Monday, SEPT 10th Cir
w cu,ars be ObhiBed application at her resl
dence ) W. Pine and Fifteenth streets, Phadel-
Ih'a,
Chester, ID. D.. Rev J Newton Brown d d.. Rev. Henry
Drng Rev. G. Ia Plat, Rev J. Gordon Maxwell, Phia
HIN. WIN l. Marcy. ssero tary of ate, Judge P. V.
Daniel Su rene Court, U. D, Wa hngton Ciy Rev.
Thomas IL skinner ID. D. Rev. Joel Parker D. D., New
YORK; Rev. George Woodbridge, T. Daaiei. Jr Esq,
Hon Cave Johnson President Bank of Tennessee Mash.
vile Tenn. A Croz er, Comptroller Nashville, Tenn.
sept25-6m
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AND TAILORING Es-
TARLISHMENF,
No. I Cedar Street,
Five doors from Public Square, Nashville,
VXvHERE may be found choice and well select ea
w ed stock of "A
Cloths, CassimereS, and Festinss,
fthe latest and most beautiful patterns all Of which Will
be made UP order in the fashionable sy ye and at
as short notice oe done i'll any city in the Union
and at prices to suit the times.
| am receiving my stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
and being satisfied that they by tar the hand
soonest Goods brought to this market examination
is requested before purchasing elsewhere
Ready Made Clothing. Goats, Pants and Vestf Of
all kinds line assortment of Mems Furnishing Goods
silks and Merno Uudershts Shirts Stocks Gloves Sus
penders Cravsts Pocket Handkerchies, silk and Linen
Shirt Collars Umbrellas, &c.
- Garments cut at the shortest notice. Please call
aud examine. T.J.H0UGH,
sspl-tf Agent
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1rzys EssEE MARINE AND TLEE INSURANCE COM
ENY.-CAPITAL $50. 600.

OFFICE OVER DYER PEARL i O'S. EXCHANGE
OFFICE.
They " - g1.an-~lurs uu Houses and GuOdsOt every de-
,--sr .llst l. Steamboats, and Cargo against iirc
cd tbsfs f jae ryer she Cargo Of Keel Boats and
o. , @ AID Uu ses vessels and other CsTSOes,
.,.g.l.I terms JOAN Il HILI, President.
sa-.ali NtgLx, Secretary.
3su .-H.zs- "a tex Alison, JOhr lin, Fogg, G N
Fa-- j. Irag C,-ler Jno " Bass Joseph Woods, Robert
b sa-sr-r 81 .,5Ss.y Watson } White, jacob McGav-
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s5ewanee AGuSe.
NASEVILLE, TENN


BRIDGES SON, PRoPRIEToES.
FfNHIS house has lately entTey rehtted
and furnished and there has also been added num-
Der o. iarg- and besutul looms, dining hall &c.
The huEse centrally located Convenient to the Gene
nj Stag flee steam Boat Landing and the business
portion Of she Cisy.
Neary lay preptrei to accommodate the travelling pub
c and fepis general, in style moi TO be sur
passed by a4y b,ysl ia The > est
Jon, d BRIDGES K SON, Proprietors.
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..v lEALER> IN OIL CIOTIIs

S.-E sLs.JtSN ES AND fON SAES..
.t..G.. lur O., superior French ReIPee snuff ~ &C.
= n..a. nic-s.
ALSO p. .arur slr 8-ior HavauNs Cigars
Eas. .n.ess ol -cnGiue HeeIsch.um Pipe ! leg TO
!.'1.. te4l 'art viii per beautiful lot IN tsy or
rN. :.. .-5 oN-.- t-ea al tho sign OF lie Little Ia
di .r s.gus5 ylsry and Ce3.rs,s.
..- J. MOORE
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MOVEMENTS OF THE RUSSIANS.

The SoIdaien Fresnd the latest from the Rus
sian army in the Crimea, says that Gen. Menschikon
nsnsced at BY the buh Of the allied army and By
the force dsemhahsd at Eppatora had called In I'll his
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detached corps. A coun
after the arrival Of
II was resolved TO await
and the reserve Of the 70
measures. Often Sacks.
Eupatoria. The French
.mented the garrison of
side, the road which was
10 now closed to them,
guns Of the Henri w., m,
ed crew.
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PARIS, Jan. IL, 1858.
TIE Cars Reported Accepaaee of tie Fbur Points a
Bon,oshu amongst the French Politicidns-General
Incredibly rita Regard TO his Sicerty-ls Object
To Cain Tme-Pubic FEELING in England against
AayAing Short Of tie Destruction Of Sebastopol-Re-
rteto Of the Imperiai Guard, and Speech Of the En-
pror-70uchins Emotion Of the Empress upon the
Occosion-7ne National Loan-7Ae French Industrial
Exhibition dc.
Perhaps the French capital since the actual breaking
ofthe war has been in great fermen at the
present moment rbc many headed Car has delivered
shot which is felt to be greater "poser" than any
which his very able artillery has yet fred Every man
is in brown study; grave thinkers rubbing their
eyes as II suddenly pulled out OF bed; every politician
looks like chess player who at sweep see, his
knight his bishop and his castle carried away and that
by less cunning head than his own. What can be the
meaning Of aY The Czar has accepted the four points
All securities have ,hot up like India rubber ball
The four points, which we had better briefly repeat
comprife:-
l. The discontinuapce Of the Emperor OF Russia's
exclusive protectorate Of the Prime pai,ies.
Danube.
g. The revision the treaty Of the 18th Of July ls4l
-, me renq by Russia Of lie claims TO pro-
tect The sntans subjects who profess the Greek fah.
But since these have been laid down France and Eng
land have declared that the revision OF the treaty Of
kutehak Kanardji must be elm the Of limitation
OF the power OF Russia the Black Sea- and this it-
alton is the core Of the apple without which all the rest
10 pitcher Of water with hole In the bottom
have made Il duty, your correspondent to take
particular pains in order to ascertain whether there
were any solid grounds for the peculiar excitement which
the Cars reported acceptance Of such important con-
ditions had given rise to- have for the last three
nights attended four ministerial soirces among others
that Of NJ Drouyu de Huys Minister Of Foreign Affairs
and Marshal Valiant, Minister Of War.
That the Emperor Of Russia has desired his Minister
to enter into negotiations the basis Of the four points
does admit Of doubt but that he has done 80 with
any view TO bona 6dc peace, and Is believed among all
persons whose opinions are entitled respect to admi.
Of great DEAL and have come 70 the conclusion
that though this proceeding, his part-,udden and
most unforeseen II is-may, for the moment resemble
the inert action Of straw which roguish sehoolboy
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amongst the three allied Powers; and, on %
fg.. - - Rnssis 70 reply had stu
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Succession Sale.

...... Succession OF +. X. Roach.
GTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish of Caddo-l6th
- Judicial District Court By virtue of an order of
sale to objected by the honorable District Court for
the parish of addo, State of Louisiana, will proceed
to sell at public auction, MONDAY the 18th day of
January 1855, between the hours of 10 o'clock, M,
and 5, P NJ at the late residence of F. R. Roach, de-
ceased all the personal property belonging to said sue
cession consisting of corn, fodder horses hogs, cat
tle &c. Sale to continue from Gay to day uat the
whole is sold, and after the sale the premises is
cuded it will be resumed, thereafter as posi-
bic, {of which, notice will be given in front OF the
market house in the Of Shreveport, where will be
sold the bad debts belonging to said succession and
any remaining personal property.
Terms of sale-Cash for the bad debts, and for the
personal property cash for much thereof as brings
its appraised alue Should any portion thereof fail 10
bring its apprhisement will be reoered at the
time and place on credit of - months; the purchasers
giving their notes, with two approved personal secur
ties bearing per cent. interest from date.
ian 8 H. HUNSICKER, Auct'r
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Sharin.ss Sale. ~.

GTATE OF LOUIsIANA-Parish Of Caddo--In
~ the District Court, No 1924. r. NICHOLSON
". Isaac RoREsAc. BY virtue of writ Of seizure
and sale, issued out Of the honorable the District
Court Of the Parish Of Caddo and to directed in the
above entitled suit have seized and will sell pub
lie auction at the court house door In the town Of
Shreveport,parsh aforesaid SATURDAY the 3dday of
February A. D. 1865, between the hours Of O'Clock,
A. NJ, and r. H. the following described property to-
wit: Negro Man, named Green, aged about % years
Seized The property Of the defendant, Isaac Rore
bac and to be sold to pay and satisfy the writ issued
in the above entitled suit.
Terms of sale-Cash, with the benefit of appraise-
ment. M. WATSON. Sheriff.
Shreveport December 81. 1854. [p.fS6 81
Sheritf's Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish Caddo from
~ the Parish Of Washington. 9Th Judicial District
No. 1863 UNION BANK OF LOUISIANA vs.. VIM. NJ.
BIcKHAM. By virtue Of alias writ Of fer facias to
me directed by the honorable the District Court Of the
Parish of Washington, the 9Th judicial district Of Lou
isiana, in the above entitled suit have seized and
will proceed sell public auction the court house
door in the town of Shreveport, parish of Caddo on
SATURDAY, the Sd day of February, A. D. 1855, be-
tween the hours OF IL O'Clock, NJ and F. NJ, the
following described property to-wit: negro man,
named Bill OF dark complexion, aged about IL years;
negro woman named Harriet, aged about 26 years,
and her three children Frances, muattress, aged
years, John, boy, aged years. and Georgiana girl,
aged about years. Seized the property of defen
dant, VIM. NJ. Bickham, and to be sold to pay and
satisfy the writ issued in the above entitled suit.
Terms of sale-Cash, with the benefit of appraise-
ment THOS. R. SIMPSON, by Sheriff.
Shreveport, December 81. 1854 pf.S7 45
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Succession Sale.

Succession Of Martha Cain, deceased.
GTATE OFLOUISIANA-Parish of Caddo-l8th
- Judicial District Court By virtue of writ OF sale
to me directed by the honorable the District Court in
and for the parish of Caddo State of Louisiana, will
proceed to sell public auction Saturday, the Sd
day of February, 1855, between the hours of a.
and PM, the market house in the town OF ShSsSsf
port Negro Man, named Ellick, aged about 30
belonging the succession of Martha Cain, dece aseu
Terms Of sae.-One-halfc cash and the balance pay
able on the first day of January, A. D. 1856. The
credit insalnsen to be secured by special mortgage
slave suld with notes bearing per cent interest from
date of sale and good personal security
ian 3 Fl. HUNSICKER, Auctr
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Runaway

80 Runaway
N FROM the plantation of the subscriber, on Red
- River, opposite Shreveport, on Saturday, 18th
inst, negro man by the name of Smith. about E feet
high, black complexion, prominent eyes and well mus
cled and between % and 80 years old. lie took away
with him brown mouse colored Mule. He will
probably attempt make his way west, for the pur
puse of getting with the Indians. liberal reward
will be paid for his apprehension and delivery my
plantation, or for his being lodged IN any safe Jail so
that | can get him again.
augl6 NJ. D. c. ALEXANDER.
*.*The jefferson Herald, and Austin Gazette will
copy three times, and forward their bills to this office
70 Committed to Jail
"a In the parish of Caddo, before ]. w. jones' esq.
- justice ofthe peace, negro man, apparently
about twenty-five or twenty three years of age, and
some five feet nine ten inches in height Calls him
self RICHARD and says that he belongs to Mr.. Daniel
Ally, residing in Cass county, State of Texas. Said
negro was arrested in the town of Shreveport. The
owner, or owners, of said negro is hereby not-
fed to forward, prove property. pay charges and
take him away, he will be disposed of the law
directs ]. S. ALLWINE, Tailor Caddo parish
Shreveport, December 90 1854.
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Succession Sale,

& TATE OF LOUISIANA-Parisho of Caddo-1Sth
~ Judicial District Court. By virtue Of writ of
sale to me directed by the honorable District Court for
the parish of Caddo, State of Louisiana, will proceed
sell at public auction on SATURDAY. the 9Th day
of January, 1855, between the hours of II O'Clock,
and 4, P. NJ, at the market-house in the town of
Shreveport, the following described property, belong
ing to the succession of John 3. Whites deceased,
to-wit: the north half of the half of the north
west quarter of section thirty township sixteen,
range thirteen, containing Forty Acres of Land.
T1rms of sae--Cash, with the benefit of apprase-
ment. JOHN WALPOLE, ST.,
dec6 Admir- succession of jno. r. White