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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-13

Try ROEElr G. W!CkLlFEE.

B\ y. VIZ ALT =.
Governor of the State of louisiana.
TO The Sheriff Of tie Parish Of Hes: Baton
Rouge:
III .IEsE~As Electors fer President and ii e P5esi
w dent of the GATED STATES, are TO be chosen toy
hi. State on
Thursday the Fourth day of November next
- pro,iiei By AN. As ~Iollos-, TO wit:
USE Hector from the First Eiect"rol ristrict, comroE-
{. Of the pari.'le; ct Fit~ruem;ne an: t. Bernard.
the Third District OF the C!ty Of New O,.saas anu
lAubolTg Tr@ln".
G,E fro n tie S9,un' District, composed Of 'he First
an! S~.conim districts with The exception of the Eau,
tOurg Tere.)
a,s ON the .h;-i Electoral District compose! of the
Fourth district Of Tie city of New o.lean~: thar
part Of the Paris! OF y i"an- on the right bank 0!
the Mssiisi?pi, AMI the Parishes Of jefferson. St.
Charlie, st Jo.a the Baptist. s. James, Ascension
Assumption. Lafou~cle ani Te.tehocn".
OyE from the Fourth Electoral D">trir'. composed Of
the Parishes Of 81 Tamuaav. Wa hi Igton. Living
s,un. St Ilelana, Fast and West lelcisna. Point
Coupee. East AM West Eaton Rouge and lherville.
0ss from the Fifth Elertorsl District, composed Of the
counties Of Attaka pas and UpeiouSas, and the Par
ishes Of Is pi!es and .~ivoyelles. AMI
Oi5 from III. Sixth Electoral District. COM o $ed Of the
tountici Of N1tclitacNes- Onachita a!.i 'nucUzd;a.
and tie Pa.,,hes OF : stah Tia and Eraik!.n,
Vow THsegT Il, | have thoGgh! pFo.eF to issue This
my Proclan tta"t, notify NJ ;hr qualified v"tels
III ou 'huuf the S.a'" o. tue Election aforesaid. ant
IN IN ling Ill }n.riI1. Com ai>>io lrrs n Election. and
o.Lcr ph .eT+ the-ein cDne-ru,!. to huii said Il ,cton
.r Electors o. President and VICE President oi tic
.ntsI States, far the State VI Louisiana. on the Ill.
y u November next. fi3j sid Election TO be con
'du ted ard returns thereof made in all respects &C
{ riding TO the pr,s.SiDu, Of tme Constitution of this
s!a.e an! Laws III such case :.Htc nd provided.
CITEN LI0E2 NJ Ht.TD, nul he seal n
II Stie Of L".i5i1et Ct Br'aa Rouge. fht-
Is? Ser-n.i dly If Joly i. h 1880, an If q.
Ini.ra h- " J.ts intlti !i1.s II -tm.r-
ia tr EiGitj Fir&.
Ky TIE GOTERNOA RUg'I c. RUKIITFE.
ANDREW 4. !IEgenS.
81 rs:ry yf Sta.
For tn III pose ( cca ryin III !, .c1~ rau'ion the
i|h, on the 1t rilsiay Of November neg, ben. the
4h day "f sail a nth at the fnlnr ny rlacs- in 'hls
Farlsh al! lal-r Tho direction OF til iyi!Ynint Il: IL
{! tomraiss .osars. to vt:
Ar rHs Cyfs:E House -Czsu-SEAr-RA1.
Ga-IarceMin / ! IN, Y i.etcrc I@;ll;cr and II
B.ryer,n.
At The C,FFsE l!orsE OF T IsorRG &Cn.
Cnm-So|tAc,.e All ct. ! Cairo. ct frank Williams.
AT rE ChfRr iiot<E OF tits iARIss;.
C'm-VD nbr"ca. \ Rtr.oS, q I.-nrI, .yr.
AF1FIE ST,es OF } F TArvAr.
Cans-3 4 Chiun. BY Clark. J l.. Inh.la1l.
AT TIE PUBLIC School U,usK LyD ScgIyUL nI>rg,C-.
e'"s-t ii Ger1hinT, George Young aai G Smith
Tube open from 9 O'Clock 4 n until . o'rtGck PM.
NV POPE, Sheriff.
West Baton Rouge Set, 9th 1854.
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Notice..

THE r. BI.IC are lie. ebv notified not 10 trrst o
giv~ credit. on my account, To my wife MARY
-'oR; ~h,has left !ry hoa,r wtrolt jn-tif"a'i"n.
Stephen WINTER.
West Baton Rouge. August %oth 1856.
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j. SIN l. co.
CAPITOL CHEAP STORE,
j. SIM O " d: CO..

L -
The din of war is o'er--Peace IS proclaimed!
ECONOMY AND TASTE COMBINED.
GOODS To SUIT TIE SEASON, IN THE LATEST STYLES,
Just received and constantly receiving,
YNlE undersigned re lucst ladies' and gentlemen to
l. give them II call, and satisfy themselves not only
oi the low price bat the quality OF the goods they
have on hand.
IN IL L. Dir rEIoA R7NE.TT
Ilouncrl AMI plain halcges and Tissues.
tlounce1 and IA,n Au~l.ns and On sand:cS,
Muslin, jacoust and Organly Robes,
Pointed Eril.auti!r., Jacon-ts and CamJr;2;.
lltin and Printed Iinnen Lawns.
Small figure prin,eI. Linen tor chill lrcn; wear,
Plain Aainsoo%s and Victoria Lawns,
Plain and dotted Swiss, and great variety Of white
Plain and STRIPED Elack Ba-ege., Glnghans, Eng
Eah and French prints,
ENBROIDERIES.
Embroidered Chcmesetts and sleeves. in sets,
Rich ~nuipurc Lace collars,
a large variety of Silk and Lace Mantillas.
Embroidered. Ma lin and ,Iaconct Bands,
Very rici, Embroidered fian4kcrchicfs.
tm5r'llrrci skirts. a great variety Of Iarasol5,
Fans, Six Gloves, etc, etc
TIE GENTS DEPARTMENT.
. Especially selected for this market. and guaranteed
10 b. the beat workmanship and latest style com pri
sing
Suits of colorcl Casnme--ttes,
Suits Of white LINEN DsiI. and Russia Duck,
Suit Of Checked Marsc Hes,
Salt, Of Bllct italian cloth,
Nrrino: I}onb.z.nc, lssrpour and Alapaca Coats.
do do do do do Pants.
Brown Linncn. Dr!ll. and other STYLES of surner
toass, ana iants,
Vests of every description; light silk Vests for sum
mer wear.
All liuntn and T.. B.. Shirts,
| nicr garments. il lnn.u and cotton.
Silk and MUSLIN Cravat>. Half ilO>r. Giny"s. Panama
Hats. St.Aw Hats Tor ''InIrg Aneric: -
Ey- Special attention i. pail 10 "Ir Customers, and
rom the variety Of oar stock, a prC:ct lit IS il ali
casts assured.
Staples v Dr.HEST1CS.
Just received. i few bales Of Nleacrcd and Unb!eac,l-
Il Sha";ins--lO4 II j and l2t-shich we oIcr for =
very low price. Also 12i5 Linen Shooting. French
tWA p"-s. Ilr1srye Da pers. Linen Hana>h, Ianlask
iahle-tlpth AMI N~aphins; Linen, Crash Linen anu CT
ton Np-iueto Netting: IIal:ns anil DoLinet, Cor Bars
rra y L&a tc Mp~4urlo Har>. Cotton and pare Linen
h"ck-: New York Mills, ithica Mills, Great Fail.
.atar Lake, alt! all celebrated marx, Of Dieac!ed
IottLn.
Brown cation Of al qualities. Co.tuna1es. neniln>
md str:pes. etc. etc.
:. SIMON L 90.
ap4 Corner Of Laurel and TIlirt Sta.
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Fiat DE LA LOUISIANA.
p,,oas.e d'Ouest Baton Rouge.

corR DC SlxlEME DISTRICT.
Dams ranaire dc la succession de Caroline bro"ss0ro
(epouse decd. n'Ahraham Lobdell.) No. 4oi'
4 TrENDU que Abraham Londell tutor a enrlsestle
4 an "a Tah,eau Anal du distribution dos ionds &c
/, Succession de sa dite femme decd.
Avis est par la presente dome que tou'e oppos's,"n
legal i Thomo,osat;oa du dit com pte, sera en.eglstre
dams le Bureau du sussaSne Creiher, dsns uen's J'tis
: $500 d. C,emc 60 Come ,ou- Aort . ,. 1855
o1e" ". 3 CaAzs.s-Is, G-ese-.
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ETAT DE LOUISIANA.
paROIssE D'OUEST BATON ROUGE.
corx pr s1xIrxE DISTRICT JuDr!AlRE-
-, ,s. Z. c. HUTCHINSON & JORDAN Ho,T.
nA''A" No. 1898.
TN vERru dun ordre dc saisie, dams laFaire ell
r. dessus, de la Cour du sixiems District J"diciare:
Ro "ar. y" oSert IN verte publieue au plus offrant ct der
n;sr eucherrisseur, a la maison dc Cour de cette rnr
Samedi, lie 4 Aout, 1856.
, II beures A, ". les propristes hypotheques e'-apreS
decrites, SAVIOR: Fisher, Negro, ago de sc AS !. ;: "a s n
I y, necresse agee de So ans; Parker, Negro, age DC
s5 ans; Simon, entant, age IS mois; Alfred negre' az
4 DO . ga ans; Louisa, negresse, agce de IS ans ct 100, re-
gre age de 20 ans, pour payer ct sat'siA1e ~ ''"-
d'execution.
Condition de Ia vente-Comptant:
Quest BAYOU "ous' n. ". POPE, SHERIFF..
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of West Baton Rouge.
SIXTH DISTRICT CorR7A
i,mat;cr Succession of Arthcmisc IanSry decd wife
of Va,mont Ferho~> No. SE%
VJHEI,EAS Ealmout Ferbos as Tater has filed a
w Tableu and account Of his aGmiucistTator in tho
succession Of bis said decd wife
Notice is herebr -ren that al .egal objections to
lie homoIo2,tiorl o: said TabIpau NUT be hledsin the
Vic Of the clerk nf said parish within thirty days
rom the first publication hereof.
Clerk Office this Sth d. Of Sept 4. D. 1886.
v. B uAMBEE,lS. Clerk.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
.pISIJ (nF WEST BATON

SIXTH p%IsTRIcr COURT.
r., matter .uccession Of Caroline Broussard (decd
wife of Abraham LObdelD No. 4ol.
v1rIIEREAs 4brah.m Lobdel tutor has filed a final
w Tablcau of distribution in the succession OF his
Notice t. hereby given that all opposition to the
homolosatiou of said Tableau, must be filed in the OF
ice Of the Clerk of the6th District Court of this par
ish, within thirty days from the publication hsreot
llerk,s Office, this 30th day of Aug. A. D. 1856
". B. CIAMBERliN, Clerk.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST b; TON ROUGE.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST b: TON ROUGE.
sI1TH JUDICIAL DsTRl'T COURT
Elijah Peale, vs.. r. G. Hutchinson & Jordon Holt
No 1898.
10y VIRTUE Of an order OF s;ezure and sale in the
above entitled suit, from the 9Th District Court,
in and for said parish and State. Of date the LIST Of
Julr 1856. will be offered for sale at public auction.
to the last and highest bidder in front of the Cous:
house of this parish on
Saturday the 4th day October
at II o'clock A. NJ, the following mortgaged property,
to wit:
Fisher, negro man aged IS years, and his y ie Mary
aged %, Dick, negro man aged IS years, Jane, negro
woman aged IS years, Parker, negro man aged s5years:
Simon. child aged IS months, Alfred, negro man aged
90 years, Louisa, negro woman aged % years, ana
Joe. negro man aged 20 years. To pay and satisfy
said wri: of execution.
Fest Baton Rouge, July 26th, 1856.
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d. y. RARRCW.
Inv; BARROW. 4TrcRNgKS& couSS 81.
K, ,"rs y. Law. VII, Practice in the Courts o. "a
: West Bsto, Rouge, Iberv..le, TIE s1p:sI 20 M.
Lou :.i.ca, a.a tie Federal eor:'s' o~"'s
M HouEo, w'cs. PatcE ko-se.
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IL Ii I. W
FOR THE TOILET.

have, and offer for sale upon advantageous terms,
superior stock Of
r4NcTAND TOILET ARTICLES:
rOk GREY HAIR. HAVE
Bnchnl,s iia,f 'ye' Crl.todoros Hair Dye,
Black fomadc, u,nNs, ,;..;, u
:" f"o'I d EEAI71FTLtG THE HAIR.
lhave
Barry Tricopherous, Lyons Eatl,,r;o,
oos'e ; hEperaan Fluid, lhalous lIar lnvigor,.or,
y > '1"'f IONIC, lnldcn 5 Oriental ii. Tonic,
oiif'ge'S BALM Columbia. Necf Narrow.
''"A1"uei : litcop!ev"ue. lhcacs LreA,e,
II,:lconsb and Stick Pomaacs.
FVR TIE SKIN, IHivE
Lilly White. Meou Fan.
Toilet .Ow lrr, Iiuk Sanc.rs.
Anlandlnc. Cold Cream.
FVR Z TEETH, THERE'S
.haFcoal las'", Lacrous Tooth Wash,
rose Tooth T~'ic, t.ri, Tooth Wash,
.P~EEFTMEEy.
have 4 com! letc a,zor' mcnt
Colo."cs IA Qua1t- and EInts.
Bay Water, C,.ironclla Water.
ti"fl'a Water. Balm ola tii"n,and Flower
Extinct Cp;r-r Ten E\trac, Does Cl4b.
New Nown Hay, Fat ala.
" My Flowers: " Crystal Palace,
Musk, " Maynplia.
" Amhrosial, " Nerbrna.
NH" t.e*et. Sweet Strubs,
Bo4u"t Victoria, " Hoqurt Jenny Line
& - Caroline, Essence.
Az O o
4 BEtITIFCL ~ASScH7uENT or SOAPS
Eunct Balls, Transparent Balls,
IvHIl'h soap, Floating SOAP,
.casise Windsor
'onciuc =" CRYSTAL Palace Soap,
jc:Aniuln. Military Si1n1jng Soap,
"ri5h,'s Shaving COMPOUND aut' buzin's Soap.
nTBRtSHES IALHy IA FE 4 VARIETY,
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ETAT DE LA LOUSlSANE
ParoiSsc d'Ouest Baton ROu sc.

+ ] = L DH ~ |1S-A u
Paroissc d'Ouest Baton Rou sc.
CorR DC SHINE DISTRICT.
Dams II !faire de Ia succession 4. J, Doussan deed.
No. 554.
A TTESDU gu Joseph Doussan CONNIE Executor
\ testamcntairc daft deposc'un labieau on com
te final de son administration dan Ia dite sncccssion:
avis est rar lie present donne q"e tout orpcset'on q
rbomoloration du dit Tableau devra etre enregistre
an Rureaux du Grefier de cette paroisse dams les tren.
I. Jour. qui suivront la premiere publication de oct
avis. ~
Bureau du Grefier 2ne Septemhre 1896
W. B. CHAMsER1IN, Greffer.
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&, IItGiET.

MDNT.iN 4: HUGIET.
Iar.:.rnrc hardware:
IL iIa.in- removed II tlc -tant Formerly "ccur:e'
J., Joshua Zeal. and having rr"iYri Ltr-" ac'H>sIrn
. liz, stock. " ,uil sol cit person. in want Of Hard
Sar.. Won AMI willow ware, IInis Furnishing, &c
% gi:c re = ctit bctJre purchasing elsewhere.
jan5 in%rAN L IUutET, t:urch -trect-
-,:Oycs .:ores!!
y j large supply of small Franklin. Cod, ; sizes
III m"ui. l:H tuc. oval. Cannon ball. Lsii"vai, prlz'
oreniIm couAI:.R. CRESCENT. four hole. Nayho"cF-
mall "A iii Lc Fargo wood, hcntucay dNar', Cook
ne und Heating stor"-.
June t,rates. >e,ni-tronts, whole fronts. Gothic
,Grlarr ana plain ditto on ha I'd. and for sale 10" by
jan5 MrTNAN l. iiCGtET, Church street.
Horse c''' 3a ss a"S sy Haynes
inns MUNrAN & HCGCET, Church street
:lo wells and Tongues.
= Single and full sets, consisting of
FIRE BaASSfS.
SItEL. ~SEki'ENilNE,
SxCAl.E PANS.
COMMON 1i.ONS,
YANKEE COMMON.
For sale at MONrAN X iItGtET,
;ana Church street.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Paroisse d'Oucst Baton Rouge,
CorR Dr sIxIEME rlsrrICT.
Dams ~lafaire de Ia succession d'Arthen1ise landry
decides. spouse de Valnon: Farbos No. sA.
Trt>,NTE Que Na'rront Farhos CONNIE Tutor a
eurer,-:rr 1a Ia hi-au et Compile dc aIniinl-tra-
.rr1iu =. GERS. iHi - i t@1."l".
wi ~ -,r ~.-tr" rst go t"iitf objections, a
% n. ~ i".a -,,H T.. ~; ,.-ira~. "a enErs:stre dams lie
10 ia ia i,r"fT.," 'Ht.'.t IT 81, dams tIente Jours
4e ia ate publication de urtie &vls. \
Bureau du Grifier c. S'ne jour &c sept \. D. 1856.
W. 3. CnAMBElIS, Greffer.
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Seed Cane for Sale:

J1Ir -.'ER >fiEED. resting one NIL from Her
1uitl..c .~-anG;ns, 0 fer !or sale TWENTY Ar
Y If fine SEED CANE. For particvl.xs appi
% AiEXA%TtE CtII~T, II.
iw-3 Gran. T., I-ani!ug. Po.ut Cow pre-.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE

PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
IN Matter succession Of .~intoinc Joseph roussan decd.
No. 5A.
VyTHEREAs, Joseph Doussan-as dative Testament
w arv Executor has filed a final talleauX and ac-
count of he administration in said Succession,
NOTICE is hereby given that all legal opposition to
the homologation of said tableau must be tilsd in the
off ce of the Clerk OF said Parish within thirty days
from the publication there
jy5 4w. Clerk
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Vulgar or Cotton Scales.-One pair beam scales,
- suitable for weighing cotton VI sugar: for sale ~
4 bargain. Apply
feb. .. MONTAS l. HUGUET, Church st.
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N ". ROBERTSON, ATTORNEIA COUNSELLOR
H. at Law. Will practice his profession in the
sixth Judicial District Of this State, the United States
and Supreme Courts at New Orleans. Business en-
trusted to his care will receive prompt attention.
Ohic" IN piacu",rir". rJs-viH, Parish, n.
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1Threc Counters.
Two with large drawers and one with shelves
Underneath for sale low as they are in the way.
jan MONrAN & HUGUET, Church street.
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SUPERIOR CLOCKS,
rE,O ARRIVE by 'Zalcna,' from New York, and for
sale at the following low prices to clear them out:
Cottage Fine Pieces, from 81 so to s. %
Rose. spriug Striking, 90 $ 10y
SIHy Gothic. 400 ~
French, Napoleon, IS " . w
Double Gothic, 1000
Globe, Bronze, II 90
Union. Gilt. bVD
es,- orders by mail. enclosing amount, promptly at
tended TO. hONIAN n ilthUEl Chuich IT.
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CUTLERY! CUTLERY!
BUFFALO, Ivory, Wool aud Horn, Bone solid han
ID died KNIVES y FORKS, froa 80 cents to 80
90 per set also, Steel Carvers, Pocket and Butcher
hnivcs at IO\lAN u ht'CE1.
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PENNsYLVANf1 KATLRO.1DjI.
- - - -

NHE Great Central Route, connecting the Assc elti..
Il ElthN estern, Northwestern and Southwestern Satea
by continuous Railway direct This road also connscts
Al Psou-g with Gaily hEe Of Steamers to 81 orfs %
the estern Rivers, and al Cleveland and Saadss sth
Ssesmers to ali ports the NorthW uSskine
me most direct cheapest aad rs5a5s rouSs bv ubiob
FkElGHT can be forwarded 70 and from the Grsrs va
vpsE Eases Gf Sssween RhlIaeelphia and Pitts6uEg;
(tn boxes,) Furs Feathers, Ac....... SVs Per lVOb
SECOND CLASS-Bcoks and Statoaery !
Dry Goods Gn bales Hardware, Lea ST5c per IOoA
ther, ................... ! -
THIRD cLASS.-Anvils Baggine Bacon
and Pork (in bulk, Hemp, &c. -. ( oSe 24 toVs
FOURTH CLASS.-Ce1ee, Fish, Bacon =. - -
aad Pork packed, Lard and Lard Oil oeo psr IOVh
Flour-Sl per bbl. until further ncsics.
GrsIn--50 CTS. per 100 lbs until tarthsr uctioo
Cottou-f2 per bale nOt exceeding 600 lbs weight aatH
further notice. -
~ In shipping Goods from sny point East af Pbila-
dePhs, be particular to Bark package ~ PesSvaaia
RGlroCd All Goods consigned 20 ths gents of thss
Road at Philadelphia Pittsbarg viii rs forwarded With
out detention. ~
FEE-GHr AeEsrA-Harris. Norrley 4 Co. Ksnubfs
Tennessee K. {. Sass c., St Leu =; 5 Mitchell
Son, Evansville Indiana; Dumesni bel and hurdock aad
Carter yewett Louisville, Ky.;R.C MsldrEu Madison
indiana; Sprigman Brown, and irwin Co., Cinninnate
N. W. Graham Co, zanesvie Ohio; Leech 4 Co. SO.
"a kiby street Boston; Leeeh Co. kstor Honsa New
York; No William street. and No.6 Battery Place Nav
York; b. Sneeder Phiadelphis; Msgraw KOonA "a
hnnorei Geo. Q. Erzncscus. Pit;s5uTg.
H. IL HOUSTON, General EfsigH Aesns P3Slrds
d. j. LOABAERT, SEpt, 41ooad, Pa
ans '56,-tIsi '57.
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Stopping cOuthamp both going and returning,
offer passengers proceeding to Havrs, vaEtases
over any other route, for the Of time and
Passage from New York to bremen First
Cabin Saloon, 30 dollars First Cabin Lower Saloon 10
: dollars Second do. go dollars. I'D
An letters and must pass through the Post or
fee. t---l fs
ba ladng viii be signed parcels received ths
day Of sailing, -.s --
An experienced Surgeon Is attached to each ship.
For freight passage apply to
aa G.. H. SAND, III South William street, New York.
C. A. HRINEKEN & CO., Bremen, p
CROSKEY & CO, Southampton.
WIN. ISEIIN. HaVre. ist21-Iy
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ri e = a rm

NNE Of the most desirable FARMS IN TIE Western
" part of the State containing between 400 and SOC
acres with good two story dwelling and ell necessary
outhouses, FILLING Veil of the best free stone
about so under good fence and in gsod state Of
cultivation The above place is situated fourteen miles
west OF Dresden, Weakly county, two miles north Of Mt
Pelia mile from the Norhw estern Railroad, and
four miles from the Mobile and Ohio Railroad and te
bought the reasonable by addressing GEO
W. WILSON, who resides upon the place.
a The above place has been settled feur ys2rs.
mar26-W2m
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PRRarux BOOT AND SHOE MANUFAcT 0RY.
EBEN FULLER, u
TFrNrssEE Root AND SHOE MAEUFACT0RY
ssc.-,f,- - . ri-at and gnriug or Church StS..


TFENFssEE BOOT AND SHOE MANDATORY,
Corner Market and Spring or Church Sts.,
Nashville, Tenn
~ RATEFUL for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
tT this Mandatory since its establishment the Pro-
pretor feels determined to merit continuation ofthe
in future. r5
have now on hand good assortment Of ready made
work consisting in part of Mems Boys and Youths Calf
Kip aud Thick Boots and Shoes Negro Brcgans double
sole; House Servants Shoes Ladies and Misses Calf No.
rocco aad Kid Boots and Shoes, all made from good stock
IL good style and warranted
Orders from Planters Iron Masters Railroad and Turn
pike Companies respectfully solicited
All kindsof Repairing done. 80
Cash paid for Hides EBEN FULLER.
~ Banner, Wing, Gazette and Cleveland Banner
copy ena discontinue all ether advertisements aug24
LOCOMOTIVE rs, TOOK AND "a hlACHINERY.
II EHilL LAWRENCE MACHINE SHbP, LGtpreaes, Aas-
Il eacsase4, manufactures Locomotives Of any size
gses, Stationary Engines, Lathes Planers; al kinds Of
Too Cotton, Woolleh and PAPER Machinery; Turbine
Parker Water Wheels GurnSeys Patent Printing Press,
&c. &c. All articles wsrrAnedbest materials and work
manshp information may be obtained and orders for
warded on application 10 Mr.. JAMES PLUNKET, at the
State 4loJse, A1s'5Vilts, Tennessee, or address ,
j. H. W. PAGE, Treasurer,
nov. 22-6md. O.Hce ID, Kilby st, Boston. Msss.
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PENNsYLYANIA RAILRoAD-

TNHREE Daily Through Trains, between Philaz.;ohi.
Il and Pittsburg TIRE MORNING NAL, TRAM
leaves Philadelphia for Piltsburg IN A NJ ara Pits
burg for Philadelphia at J, A. u. THIS FASP LINZ
for Phladephia at l, P. II. FHE NIGHT ExPREsS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pttsburz at 81 sas
Pittsburg for Philadelphia at TO- p M
The above lines connect at Pttsburg with The Railece,
% and from ST. Louis No.; Alton, Gsena and Cbics0a
H.; Frankfort, lexington and Louisville, Ky; Tsrrs
Hsute Madison, lafayette snd indisnsto os Ind Cncu-
natl Dayton Springfield Bellefontsins Saldusky Fosde
cleveland, ConmDus Zsnesvile Msssiilon and Wooster
Ohio; also with tina Steam Packet Boas nom and 10 s
0rleansTSt Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati -
Through Tickets can bs had 70 from s;thsr OF tie
above places 71l
For further particulars, Haadbils at the dfrsns
starting points Passengers from she West viii ind hs
the shortest and most szpedho1s route 10 Phsdepha
Baltimore, New FORK or Boston.
THOS. MOORE, AeEST Passenger LiaSs Pkflcaa
J. MESKIMEN, AsESI, Passenger LiSls Pitts5srg
Phadelphs, 1s5s-jans-lT
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NEW YORK, BREMEN 81 SOUTHAMPTON
un1rgp srATEs nA1t srRAmEgs.

THE ships comprising this line are WASH 1s.~Tss
i INGTON. Capt. E CaveBdy; HER <&sEfrEE
MANN, Capt. Edward Higgins These stea- y -
mers stop Southampton, both going aad returnins.
l-e.-L : y PRoPosEp nkrfs og sAiLING-Is56 -.
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FARM one nle Southeast from Nashville, near the
~ koiensTi'le turnpike road containing fy-one Gud
quarer ceres frstrate land, comfortable dwelling
house f7e spring orchard. &C. - -
Also-A Esfn i've miles north from Nashville, the
Whites Creek turnpike road containing hundred and
fcy scr beautiful valley land hundred acres clear
ed and forty ceres woodland, well set with blue grass.
lot il South Nashville, fronting one hundred and If
" eot College street. and hundred and forty feet
Franklin street. having it brick dwelling house.
containing six rooms pantry kitchen, snokehouse ser
wants rooms &c. 2
Also-A ot near the aboVe fronting on Franklin street,
two hundred and seventy six feet College street nine
yeght feet and Market street ninetyeight feet On
this lot vel efOrding abundant and neTerailing
supply Of good water. -
If information should be wanted with re gard to the
above property, when not at Nashville may be OBJ
tanned bT application to DR.. John & Young Of
Broad and Summer streets.
decll MORGAN VANCE