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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE FIRST ANNUAL STATE FAIR EXHIBITION
Mechanics Institute Of Tennessee
Will open at Odd Fellows Hall,

" III r. Il r A N Il La r
On the FIRST Eonday Of October, 1850
NEANUFACfU REItS, Mechanics Artlsis and all OH
NI ers invited to contribute specimens of their ski
and labor. Competent judges will be appointed to exam
inc all articles exhibited and award PREMIUMS TO those
entitled to them under the rules
All articles sent for exhibition will be stored without ex-
pense TO the owner and should be to the care OF M
Ii. Gordon Co, Commission Merchants, Market street
The object Of the Fair is TO develop and encourage the
Manufacturing and Mechanical interests Of the State s
management the hands of committee OF reliable and
energetic men, and its placed beyond doubts
and invitation is cordially and confidently e1-
tended to ell who May be disposed to participate in It's ad-
vautages.
No CHARGE will be made te exhibitors either for tne prl
vilege OF exhibiting for admission to the FAIR
The opening of the State Agricultural Fair and the meet
ing of the Legislature simultaneous with the opening OF
the Mechanics Exhibition will add unusual interest to the
aston
CIRCULARS containing full details Of the plan of the
hibiton end all other information desired will be prompt
ly forwarded by addressing either OF the undersigned
NJ. NJ. MON0HAN, Pres't.
II X WALKER Cor Sec'y. apll
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This enedy offered to the community with conf
denee feel in artcls wch Sc dom fails to realize the
oanoiest effects desred So wide is the
s usefulness aud he Of its cures,
Known who have been restored from alarming and
desperate diseases of The lungs by It's use. When
i 80 over every other medicine of Kind is
loo apparent to escape observation, and where its
snnw the public longer hesitate what autdOte
nloy f the distressing and dangerous affections of the pa
rnonarv organs which incident to climate.
Nothing has louder for the inquiry
cal men than the alarming prevalence and fatality of
sumptiye eompains has any class diseases
more of their investigations and But yet
quae remedy has been provided on which the public could
depeu protection from attacks upon the respiratory
ga the Introduction Of The CHERRY PEcToRAL. This
article is the product ol long aoorlous aud, believe
successful endeavOr furnish the community with such
remedy of this last statement the American people
themselves prepared 70 Jduge ana appssi win con
dence 10 their decision II there dependence be
placed in what Of every class and station certify
for them we can trust our own senses when we
dangerous affections of the throat ant lungs yield to II
depend he assurance of intelligent physicians
who make their busin in there is any
reliance upon anything then irefuaby proven that this
medicine relieve and does cure the class OF diseases
il designed for beyond any and ali others that knewn
mankind cannot be too freely Published
remedy that priceless hem Parents should know
IL: their child priceless TO them All should know
health be priced no one Not only should it be cir
culaed but where-nO only this country, bat
in ali countries. How faithfully We have acted this
ycton the fact that already this article has made
Of the globe The sun never sets on its limits
continent is without 1t, and but few peoples Although not
in so general nations in this, it is employ ed by
the ost intelligent In almost all civilized countries. II IL
extensively employed in both America, in Europe, Asia,
Africa Australia and of islands of the Life is
m dear there heFe and they grasp az
aInsbe remedy with even more avIdy. Unlike most pre-
Its kind, is expensive composition Of cost
y SLl Afforded to the public at reasonably
0w price and, is Of vastly pOrtance them,
its quality is suffered to decline from IT'S original stand
ard of excellence. Every bottle OF this medicine, now ma
Duartured good has been made heretofore,
as we capable Of making no to cos is spared IN
she best perfection which is possible to
pronce Hence patient the genuine CHER
+ PEcToRAL rely upon having good an article as has
ever been had by those who testify to It's cures
B pu rsuing this course, have the hope of doing
good in he world ell the satisfaction of believing that
much has been done already.
Prepared by 3 q. AMER. Practical and An
aIyticaI Chemist, Lowell, HAS
Sold al Wholesale BY BERRY d DEMOVILLE;
At Retail by BROWN GRUBBS.
NJ Also, by my Agents in almost every town in the state
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St,fIO0l
t.,f,F.FzsEE MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE COIN
PANY-CAPITAL $3.50, 600.

OFFICE.
They will make Houses and Goods OF every de-
-1u1 against re Steamboats, and Cargo against hTe
ad ther river the Cargo of heel Boats and
,5gT lver crafts and vessels aud other cargoes, on
the usual terms. JOHN NJ Hill, President
,la,Eru NArlN, Secretary.
tIEacTuRs-tgG Af55on. John Hill, r Fogg G Nj
Fn-z James Corey dno bass, Joseph Woods, Robert
IA tiarIuer Matthew Watson } White, jacob McGav-
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE.
TINE undersigned offers his valuable Farm, situated IN
Il Coffee County three miles from Pelham, and six
miles from Hilsb0rO the road from Nashville 10 Chat
anOoga and about three hundred yards from the Pleasant
Plains Male and Female Institute and contains about four
hundred aud twenty6v Said farm has been long
esteemed of the very the county and located
in healthy secen entirely exempt from the visitation OF
ali malignant diseases There about two hundred and
twenty i've of cleared land, all under good fence
and in high state of cultivation. TheTeHre two comfort
able dwelling houses commodors hsr -, stables with
comfortable negro houses. In short IL is well improved
Said farm has most fertile and productive SOIL admIra-
bly, adapted to the cultivation of grass clover and small
grain &c and be made of the best stock farms IN
Middle Tennessee-haVing suticency OF water at every
necessary point.
Possession can be had at any time Persons desirous
of purchasing respectfully invited TO examine the
premises and learn Of the subscriber the particulars as TO
The terms &C. febSwtf) p. Ii. PRICE.
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,-la DEALEHS IN OIL CLOTHS

FsVN u0IoIs 0gd 0cNg aTgely Engaged mauniaciur-
ing Cloths has made arrangements 10 sell his own
u-si goods The stock ia store is complete the
rintt- ,lnsurlas ed aad the pIees at which S al.
l..ri to spn curror i.Il 10 give satisfaction.
H. stock consists Of
Floor Oil Cloths,
Fraa 10 4 feet yyiis-new patterns, Oaks Tapestry,
Harhe aud Tiles.
carriage Top Oil Cloths
a., bucks JrIS iud Nus,,r enameed and plain surface
TGrlr Gii Cloths,
40 II wide IN he pe,e and ps,lern superior to the I'M
ost-i.
yg--l-,st ~ arch, - baiog rhrd, Philadelphia, Ps
THOMAS POTTklt
.,.. s-. Mlruaciuje-
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A. MORRISON n co.,
IMPORTERS. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
English French, German and American
NCY coon
Corner Of Squire sad Deaderick Streets

M are now IN receipt Ofau extensive and well select
Ell Stock Of Variety Goods 10 which We invite ths
attention Of the city and country trade We are prepared
10 oHer Inducements to cash prompt shoEt time dealers
and we solicit an examination Of stock which eouSss
IN part OF the following goods COmbs Cutlery JeweIry
Brushes, Plated Ware, Dress Trmminys Irish Linens,
EmbrofderIes Laees, Edgings, Linen and Silk Hdkis
GloveS Hotsery, Ribbons, Umbrellas Beads TOYS Per-
umery, and great variety articles tor tedious 10 men
ton We solicit a call from purchasers
augSl-l m A. MORRISON SEQ
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JAS A. NCLURR J. D. MARTIN
MCCLURE 81 MARTIN,
Successors to E. Morton.)
WHOLESALE g RETAIL MUSIC DEALERS,

No. 33 Union street,
"TOULD call the attentOn of the public -sSS,14-s.
w generally to their large Stock, Sheet 3
Music Musical Merchandise sc. &c, elm. J q
bracng part the following, viz: instruction Books Sc
lecOns from the best and most popular Operas, aizes
Polkas Songs, dc Also, VOlincelOs. Guitars Flutes,
Claronets Sax Hornes and Drums all of which will be
sold upon the that they can be had of Manu-
facturers aud Publishers
Their stock of Piano FOrtes for the A trade will be large
and select embracing all the different Styles sizes, Sc
from the most celebrated makers Of New Ork aud bOs-
ton which will be sold their prices freight and exchange
added. Every instrument warranted
Country Merchants who deal in Musical Merchandise
Will be supplied upon good terms they get the
Northern and Eastern CIIies. Their arrangements are
such that they supplied with all New Publications as
issued. Give call.
MCCLURE l. MARTIN.
N. Borders for tuning Pianos pro nptl and personal
" attended to. AccOrdeOns and other ins ruments
naired in hast auri5-lydStri
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To Country Merchants and Planters.
1900 GASES
BOOTS AND SHOES.

c. w. ROBERTSON \ CO.,
College street, Nashville
s~e<E W h receiving entire Fall Stock .rs7N
EA4 OF GentleHen's, Ladies' Chiidre1s' Ne kHk
- gro BrogaH5, sole sather Travelling 81
Trunks FaliSes, CARPET Bags Bgfs Cloth Caps PianI-
non Wool Hats. &c which will be complete teu DAYS
Cur stock is large and has been selected expressly for hs
fall and Winter trade and embraces all the best sty les
Of Philadsp ph and New England Manufacturers
~ PLANTERS and MERCHANTS will fad il 10
their interest 70 call and sxa"ins Stock ve are deer-
mined 10 offer GOnds at low prices We have constantly
hand ia-ge stock Of the best DOUB + SOLED BRO
GANS!ur Plantation use which will sell low by the
case or single pair
Gents Calf Water Proofatd Stitched Boots;
=" Low quartered Calf and Patent shoes;
Mems Calf aud Nj i'eIged BOots
d" Calf and hip BFcgans;
" Metallic Rubber shoes.
Boys GafaHd KIP Boots; Youths Gait and Kip Boots,
Ladies super PLAIN and Tipped Lasting Gueis;
+" keelej Caters;
" " White Kid Caters;
d" Kid and Goat Welt Boots;
Ladies Lasting Caters. s. So.
Also tu assortment of Misses and Chldrsns Bootees
and Caters. C. W ROBERTSON Il Co
aurs5-2m IL College Street.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
TRAINS.
a g i
0PEN 20 TaOMPS0Ns STATION.

sess Fs-sz 81 1870 i1-sssHsHsia HSsia 49, -
OPEN TO TaOMPsoNs STATION.
nN and sfIer THURSDAY, August 23d, Trains will run
~ between Nashville and ThonPsons Station as fol
lows:
Mornfng Tram leave Nashville at $50 A. NJ arrives al
Returning, leave ThOmpsons at sl5 a. NJ arrive at
Nashville II 1u:3D A N.
evening Train leave Nashville al BIS N; arrive at
Returning, leave Tbompsops at sis, P. Nj arrive at
Nashville at 6:f5, P. n.
on sunday Morning Train only will be run, leaving
Nashville at z. q. aud fbompson's al s45 a. m
At Thompson's the Stages of Carter, Thomas Hough
through Tickets to Memphis, wsynesboro', Jackson,
Tuscumba Florence, Columbil and Pulaski be pro-
cured al tie General Stage Office under the yersndah AO
tel a. ANDERSON,
aug92-H K. Eng. and Supt.
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD
G 80
COLUMBIA, wAYNEsBoR0, JACKSON, LAGRA il
AND MEMPHIS.
CPLENDID Four Horse Coaches from Fsz5sSsSsaa--A
y Fraoklin to Lagrange, connecting at E6&2-x1A=E
those points with the Railroads 10
1uscuInbia, Florence and Montgomery Ala, Aber-
deen Columbus and Canton Mississippi
The fine Four Horse Coach Lines 10 these points all
road at Franklin, Tenn.
Express Train leaves le Depot at $780, A. NJ. Also, to
Pulaski and Elkton,
ana to al places throughout the Southern country. We
haze splendid Lines running, connecting with the Railroad
Il Franklin. ... ...-.-.
Passengers for
Pulaski and EIkIOn
will leave Nashville the O'clock p NJ Train, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday
Accommodation Line
Leaves Nashville daily O'Clock, p NJ connecting at
Franklin with Daily Four Horse Coach Line to COLUM-
RIA.
For al information Through Tickets &C. apply at the
General road Stage and Omnibus Office, No 24 Cedar
Street. Iposite the Post Office.
n 6omnbuses will call for passengers in any part OF
the cjtv mh2S-u
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A SURE CURE FOR CANCERS.
MY WIFE having labored under her breast for
WI sometime, and having tried different treatment,
concluded undertake it myself and in less than three
months affected complete although she had been
given up by her friends being beyond the reach of any
she has for the last year enjoyed beerhealth than she
had for many previous and has since given birth to
fine child which she herself. have also treated
several other cases. and have net with the
Ny treatment is not the using of the Knife, Caustc,
Mercury, but it is purely Vegetable also profess to
other diseases such Female Diseases and Ulcers
Scroffula Piles and gll diseases originating 10 like maH
ner. All ask of persons afflicted with any OF the above
named diseases is to give trial Where there is no
cure there shall be charge Further information be
obtained by calling me- or by letter at No. l27 North
Market street JONATHAN THOMAS.
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HERMETRICAL SEALED AND SELF
EEAII ERIIIE CANS.


ERUIT Cans of various Sizes suitable for putting up
Il fruits and vegetables. Also Preserving Kettles
BRASS iron ensmeled and iron timed All sizes and very
low prices
hon Spoons. Ladies' Skimmers, Preserving Spoons,
2and prOnged Forks all of the best French Manufacture
Preserving Furnaces, Ironing Furnaces Ssl-Heating
Sad Irons, at reduced prices. For sale oy
Nashville, Aug S. SNOW, MACKENZIE 4 CO. .
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Spirits.
The proprietor calling the attention OF the public to
this ransratop does so with feeling of the utmost
fdence in its virtues and adaptation to the diseases fOI
which it is recommended.
is no new and unried article but that has stood
the test of ten years trial before the American people
and s renutaton and sale unrvaed by similar pre-
paraens extant The testimony IN its favor given By the
most pronipent and well known Physicians and indiVid
uals all parts OF the country Is mmeASe Inc follow
inc from YOU? own State respectfully submitted-eter
ipS anv one who may still doubt, to nay Memorable s"
er Practical Receipt Book, for Farmers and Families to
bo had gratis of all the Agents for the German Btters
Principal Office and Manulactoty IzO Areh SI, fhilae
pH'A 4" TESTIMONY FROM TENNESSEE
DR. b SCARBOROUGH. Dover, Tennessee, August 23
1853 saws: have sold all the German Bitters you have
sent me- and if the preparation continues to do as much
good has done u US@ te Aae 0eSt n'ea'cne e0er sod
here"
T. SScDaRAss Sparta Tennessee August 90 1853 says:
am pleased to state that your German Btters has given
satisfaction in every instance where 1t has been used"
b. r. HoLlNs Hillsborough, Tennessee August 90 1853
saws am pleased TO state that the German BteTs has
given general satisfaction.
Or FATIo q Bro Knoxville, Tennessee, 9th April
1851 said Your Bters now selling very fasJ; and
yery person that has used it. so far as have been able
tn learn, has been benefited"
W FRANkLIY q Co, Gallatin, Tennessee, December
90 1880 said The new hrm will want of your Bit
ters soon as of the partners thinks il s great medi
cine"
r. s HARDY, Bolivar, Tennessee, September I5 1852,
said There great demand for your Bttershe please
send another lot SOON
~ Thev are entirely Fegeg6ls free from all injurious
ingredients always strengthen the system and never pros
trate it,
,- Sold BY dealers in Medicine and Storekeepers
- Sold in Nashville by Berry Demoville Brown
Gfubbs ETin Brothers. d. g. Scovel and dealers mel
cine generally rnrh7 N'75-d$r1v
ERANK LhSLIBo GAZkIfh Or F4aouIVN, lur
August JOHN YORK / co
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MERCHANDISE
GARDNER, SHEPHERD & co.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Shoes Hats,
S TR w GOODS.

~ Il y
NO. 50 PUBLIC SQUA2E, NASHVILLE, TENN
Wy invite the attention Of MERCHANTS to the Isr0
w and desirable FALL and INTER STOCK Or,
BOOTS n SHOES, HATS, CAPS d TRUNks.
which daily receiving
This stock has been carefully selected in view Of the
creased demand for g0t GOOD ard while II will be foun
entirely mpeie we'll adopted the Of trade
Is unusually free from Goods OF iUf=Flor quaiity
Buy his market would eUnsuli their ineres; BY
examining Stock belore ey make tLeir purchases
aug2y GARDAIR. SHEPHkkD s 60
FRESH FALL AND WINTER
@Hs GE G > 10 60 q
e. dz 3. DOUGLAS G. co
No al PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE, TENN.
M are o. eniu arranging iar hs Trade sn
w extensive and beautiful stick Il Foreign and
domestic Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, Bonnets
Boots, BEogans, ShOes, AC., &C.
TIE assortment Is enuely complete and every wv suit
ed TO the trade ct this section We anxuus to place
tins stock 10 the hands Of responsible buyers on the most
liberal terms.
We control large lot of Negro Clothing, OsnaburgS
Suitable for Wheat Sack and hundred bales Of
Gunny Bags which can be had low prices for CASH
aug.3 3-2m-Bw&G IL. & B. DOUGLAS A Co
A MORRISON W gIURFS
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No,sreau procsds pour eteind,v le teu-On Went de
falFe Bruxelles, Pemploi dun nouveau procede
pour etelndre les incendies. L'experence a par
faitement reussi.
Des rognures de paper, de la toile de la mousse
!ne, de la palle. des Gtoupes ct infinite d'au-
tres obets tres combustibles imbibes du hquide ct
secs@s sont restes sans s'enHammer au milieu dun
feu ardens. Des simulacres d'incende ont etc fats
ct il a sui dune quanti,s ninime de cette ea~ pour
les eteindre complement Des morceaux de bois
ont etc places sur un feu ardent ct lis ont sesissc
son action intense sans s'enfammer nullement
Linventeur de ce proced6 est un Beige nomme
Pasquier Fleurin.
On assure que Ia vile de Bruxeles est en- marche
pour Pacquisition dune decouverte aussi impor-
tante.
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Femme blanche deuenue ,soire.-Il q quelques
jours une jeune femme nominee Henriette c.,
qui etait venue rendre vsite sa tante, demeurant
Saint Ciran, segara yers le sor dams e bois de la
Chesnaye, quill lui falat traverser. Croyant en-.
tendre du bruit ellie fnt prise de frayeur ct &c NIT
courir, ais arbuste epinenx larreta par sa robe
Persuade qu'elle venait detre suivie par ouelou'
un, ellie eprouya une telle emotion quele s'afaissa
sur elle-mame ct perdit connaissance.
Recneilie par IN marchand eoquetier qui reves
matt de Paris avec 50 voiture, Henriette Co.. fnt
ramenee chez tante, ct ellie Sc NIT au lit avec ure
fevre ardeute. lie lendemain. elIeayit ayec stu.
peur que sa peau await change de couleur ct Gtait
devenue presque noire. C'stait efet dune srnala-
die assez rare, CONNIE sous e nom dictere nor, qui
Sc manifesto Ia suite de profonds chagrins ou de
violentes emotions. Au boutade plusieurs iours,
petat de la malade setait ameIors au point qu'elle
pouvait gutter le lit nas Ia coloration persistait
Quoique lie medecin elt assure Henriette que celia
6pirait par disparaftre, la jeune femme, craiguant
detre ja1lais defguree. pro6ta dun instant on
ellie est seule ala maison pour quitter sa chambre
ct Sc prscipiteradans 10 puts De retour quelques
instants apres Ia tante, apres avor vaineent cher
che ct appele sa niece, fnit par deccuvrir ce qui
venait d'arrver. Un sauyetage fut immediatement
organise mais on ne retira qu'un cadavre.
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Opelousas, 16 Juin, 1855.
PaquebOt de Ia NOuvelle.Orlear1s.

"A ~ LIE steamer ALICE W.
Rs:S:EA4+ RIs:S::==:T4+-!e=3G GL.AzE fait maintenant les
&, voyages reguliers de la Nile
permettront. Pur lie present, lie Gase fera SEES yo.
yages tous les huit ours. 1e fret pour les Opelo0
sag M ct ct ses environs sera debarque au nagasin de
depot du Port Barre. ~
.4rls a"r to"signataires.--Le complies de fret es
autres. seroht mis- entire les mains des commits des
agaslhs ae depot ct dams tous les cas- lie comptant
sera raquis, ct, positivement lie fret ne sera ivr9
qua molns que les complies soient payGs, aitrenens
sera renVoye aug exp6diteurs pour en- cbtenir Ie
fret. Mr.. A. B.. Andrus reeevfa le manifesto ct
eoilecteFa les complies. Tots teux qui doivent an
Glaze Soudront bien payer Mr.. A. Andyus. es
p%s Gas eGnre boeau
~, -. =, J.JOHNSTON.
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EUROPE.
DERNrEREs NoUyELLEs.

LIE telegraphe nous transmits Ia suite des nou
veiles europeennes apportees par le Pacifc, ct gu
won't, on lie salt, jusquau l9 mai pour TAngeterre
jusqu'au II pour le continent Nous allons les re
sumer:
LIE general Canrobert passe en- revue les troupe.
FRANCHISES devant Sebastopol ct leur donne passu
rance qu'ees entreraient bient0t dams cette ville
Une action des plus sanglantes eu lieu lie "a avri
entire les Russes ct les Francais: ces derniers ont
perdu deux cents hommes. s.
Les Russes ont fait lie mai, une sortie qui etc
| repoussee.
De fortes pluies sont tombees Sebastopol ct ont
complement monde les tranchees des allies que
ceux-ci ont do momentanement suspendre leurs op6.
rations.
LIE comte Coronini, commandant des troupes au.
trichennes dams Ia Maldo- Valachie q proclamS Ia
loi martiale dams les principaut6s.
lie Gar public un nouveau manifesto ct ordon-
ns une levee de douze hommes par mile dams tout
pempire.
Cest lie general P6issier qui doit succsder au ge-
neral Canrobert dams lie commandment en- chef de
Parm6e franchise.
Quasorze-mille hommes du contingent sarde sont
deja arrives en- Crimee. . .
On estime 25O, 900 hommes Ia perte totale des
Russes depuis le commencement du siege.
L'escadre franchise de Il Batque est srrivee dams
cette mer et de concert aVec Ia fotte angaise. en-
hloqus les ports.
Les Polonais residant Paris or adresss 4 lem.
pereur une adresse de sssiicitation. -..--
LouisNapol6on Sc dispose adresser un manifesto
Fsrm&e d'0rient pour lui expquer les raisons qui
Fempechent de Sc rendre en- personne sur e theatre
de Ia guerre, CONNIE il en- await dabord concu Tidee.
Les journaux de Paris tennent un langage mena-
can't Pendroit de rAutriche. Cele-c parlat encore
dependant rultimatum gull conviendrait dadres-
ser la Russie.
Lesprit democratque Sc propage en- Angleterre:
ia presente guerre ouvert les yeux peuple ct Ia
sclaire sur les ebus enormes qui rsgnent dams Tad
de toutes parts.
La refine Victoria distribute des medailles aux
bless6s de Palma, dInkermsn ct des autres combats
que les troupes angaises ont soutenus en- Orient
trc les Rasses
LIE conte de Nesselrode public une nouvelle cir
cuaire. . d. 5sFsessye rs
La Russie permet rexportaton des grains du Dam
ube.
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DE Ia LOLyISTANE

kIAI BE LII. LOUISIANA.
Antoine Perrodin, agn.., &C., vs. Harrison Rogers L
als-Antoine Perrodin, agnt &C., VS.. Harrison
Rogers & ais Cour de District, ST. Landry
No. 1852 4, 706S.-Commue.
nm vertu dun writ de e. IA, lance par Ia
- Cour de District, dams ct potr ID Pa
roisse st. Landry ct moi adresse dams TafaiFe ci:
dessas intitulee exposerai en- vents pnbaue douze
mos de credit Ia Maison dc Cour De cette Paroisse,
le Samedi Tine Jour de Juliet pr0ehain, 1855, com.
meneant II heures du matin ct continuant de iour
jour, sill est neceasaire, tous les drois titres in
terets ct pretentions de Harrison Rogera Ia pro.
prete suvante, aalsie pour satisfairels writ susen
tonne, sasoir
Un Nsgre, eselavs, nodme Joseph ag6 d'envirou
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acquis a vente des bisns de Ia succession de fen
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