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Chattanooga Tannery for Sale.
Will sell, II application Is made before tha Ist Of
my newly established
Steam Power Tannery,

IN CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
The numerous facilities for reaching the inexhausbe Oak
forest this district Hide markets generally, makes
this the desirable locality in the West for manufacturing
Leather.
This probably the most extern I've Tsnnery in the West,
being constructed with view 10 fadnRHe eresOn,
be cheapy conveniently made capable Of manuac
turing more than t1O0O0 9TH Of Leather per annun.
The Tannery Machinery and Offices entirely new, and
will be disposed q upon liberal terms 70 approved purcss
ers For further particulars apply TO T. g. PEARL ESQ, at
JOHN g. BYNUM Proprietor.
mabgs-lm ChattanOOgs, Tenn.
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NOTICE.

THE person who took that Cranberry out OF barrel had
better come back and get gallon and have it deducted,
save his from being made public. Price only 81
per gallon. d. q. RUMSEY, No. 81 Market st.
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G apital 81 2 900!

1,200 Prizes Amounting to $50, 00Ol
Tickets IS 90: Halves $500; Quarters $500.
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDU CTlON.
Persons sending by mail need not fear its being
lost Orders punctualy attende Communications con-
hdential. Bank Notes Of sound banks taken at par.
Those wishing particular numbers should order imme-
diately. Address JAMES T. WINTER, Manager,
MAoOs Ga
or, BOX l43, NAsHvHLK Pc.
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NE PLUS Ultra; scheme.
1900 PRIZES! $4,000 DOLLARSI
Havana Plan Lottery.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY,
To be Drawn NAV 18th, 1856

BY AUTHORITY OF THE sTATEOF GEoRGIl
10000 NUMBERS ONLYI l PRIZE TO TICKETS
A =
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The las. number of the Tennessee Farmer
and Mechanic contained the following:
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ADVERTISEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.


TINHE heirs Of the Rev DR.. Philip Lindsey, will
THURSDAY 15rH MAY SExr, the premises expose
Pubic Sale that pCron Il the Lindsey Property in south
Nashville situated Asylum Street and the Lebanon
Turnp ks Lds ey end Carroll Street In connection
with a slip on the Lebanon Turnpike. OSned by NJ q. '.
Claiborne Esq Tis ground viii be laid Oh into lots Of the
usual size pats CT the ground ready for distribution IN
4 few days.
The family orsrburdned with unprodrctive property
and are compelled part with portion Of their inheritance
We this remark let might be supposed that would
not sell unless should ain ExTRAvAGANT prices Buyers
viii please themselves 20 be kept from the
sale by any consideration This property must be sold
We also offer the South Weld Property az private sale.
This is situated on yoe McGavock and Demumbrane s,
adjoining the McAlsier Property. This Il most admirably
adapted ary residences and win be divided 20 Pur-
chasers. II is free soil
Terms announced viii plan Of grounds.
FOR the heirs
ADRIAN VAN sINDERES LINDSDLEY,
NATHANIEL LAWRENCE LINDSEY,
mah9s-d JOHN BERiEN LINDSLEY.
4 EATHER Water Proof TAPESTRY, Velvet, and Common
Il Travelling Bags and sstchels, Jus, opened by
apl JOHN kAMA6E, ~ college 81
NEGROES RE6R0EsM REGRoEs!!!
I'VE have for sale thirty-hve iorty Negroes
w among them SONS Vrty likely Girls aud Boys Also,
two OF the Hkses families in The State, Of four and I'VE
each Also that extra Cook j. st on hind. Call soon
maH2S BOND LYLES.
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ICO2 IcO!!

XNTE hav a contract, which vii enable Us . furnish the
w citizens NA,hvc during the ensuing Summer With
THE BEST LAKE ICE,
AT price corresponding with the current rates We shall
have from ten 10 twelve hundred expect be able
70 supply our through the whole Of the wNrm
weather We have built large Ice House on Lower Front
street and expect furnish here regularly; to
ocular customers design that It shall at no time cost
more than two cents per pound. - -
q
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ADRIAN VAN SINDEREN LINDSDLEY,
NATHANIEL LAWRENCE LINDSEY,
JOHN BERiEN LINDSLEY.
NEGROES KEGRoEs y NEGROES y!

( EATHER Water Proof TAPESTRY, Velvet, and Common
IL travelling Bags and Satehels, Just opened by
apl JOHN kAMA6E, ~ college 81
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tATBNES.-A full stmeat on hand. OF very su-
w peror favor and quality, hae old Dan Gordon shrrry
and London Particuar MADEIRA ED Opafto PORT. Ne have
bot 81 these Wines pui bottles satAse Ter fny use
For sale AhclesAls aud Retail very ioE, hy
AIS LYONS CO, Cedar 81
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Travelling Public

tAN End at No. 81 college St, splendid assortment
u Trunks, Yalises Ca pet Bags and satchels
u,arrh15 SNYDER 4 FRIZZELL-
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Spring and Summer Fashions for 1856.
RROW VINE

TTT0ULD pectfuy inform his former Gus oDers, a.
w and the public at large, that he has just return
ed from the with al the late styles and patterns ~
Of Goods for Spring and Sumner, which he sprepared "
make the stestf Shon Crate u for former LIBERAL
y the part Of the public he soets continuance Of The
Corner OF DeadeTek street and the Square mars
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WASHINGTON, April 7-SESATE.-Mr. Foote ar
gued at some length in favor of the BILL which was
then laid aside, and the Senate resumed the consi-
deraion Of the reports upon Kansas affairs. Ad-
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(,HAuPAGNE WINE.-5o bu.sts pin,s and
y, quartz q various NeE known brands. for sale ~
AlS LioNs 90, HoelA- "
HOLLAND GIN. -several pipes e a superior qaal-
III ity bT-uds Doubie swan, Lccmosfe and Pine APFs,
for sale al the lowest eash prices =
ais LYONS Co, II Cedar 81
swe keep constantly On hAod Ia ssPTiJ o. Liquors
Wins descriptions, 10 phich We specially nVe
the Alteration Of all
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Sign of the Mill Saw.

- GOOD MILLINERS. Also, or young Ladies 10
u learn he busn, apprentices. Ako want young
LAD 10 attend IN the store. 4. WISE
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Interesting from Tchuamtepec.

Col William 7. Smith, the contractor for building
the carriage road across the sthmus of Tehuantepec,
came passenger from Vera Cruz by the steamer
Texas, which arrival we notice in another column
this morning. We have been informed that he is on
his way North for the purpose of making final ar
rangements for the opening of the road for the trans
mission Of passengers by the first Of next December
some thirty miles having been completed and in per-
feet ORDER and the rest in q very forward state Of
progress there being now thousand men at work
on it, at different points along the route.
Col Smith intends ordering an iron steamboat for
tine navigation Of the river and sufficient lot of
coaches that any reasonable number of passengers
with their luggage, can be transported across the
Isthmus in eighteen hours.
Our citizens perhaps will hardly be able to real
ze that when this road is finished they will be within
four daystravel of the Pacific Ocean, and within ten
twelve days of San Francisco but such is, never
theless, the fact. A steamer leaving New Orleans
on Monday morning. for instance, will land her pas
sengers at the Gulf terminus of the road on Wednes-
day evening, and by Friday morning they will be
steaming it up towards San Francisco on the broad
Pacific.
Capt. Smith speaks in the highest terms of the
manner in which himself and employees have been
treated by the natives of the country. They seemed
to be fully aware that they would be much benefited
by the enterprise, and aided the workmen whenever
they had it in their power The Government also
seemed by their cordial support to have the success
the measure at heart and scrupuously observed tbs
terms of the grant, especially where it related to the
exemption Of the company from taxes.
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TEXAS CORRESPONDENCE.
GAIyEsroN, August "a, 1856.

Pr GALVESTON, August a. 1856.
We left your city on Sunday morning, 10Th inst,
at p NJ. on the steamer Perseverance for this place,
and came to anchor inside the bar, intending to run
down the Timbaer Islands in daylight to make a
thorough search for the missing steamer Nautilus.
We got under way about A. NJ and ran down OPP
poste the island, keeping sharp look out in all d.
rectons. boats crew was sent ashore in charge OF
the purser, Mr.. Ker, and the mate, and a thorough
search instituted along the Shore which resulted in
finding portions of the cabin DOORS PANEL work of
the cabins and also stanchons used between decks to
which horses were often tied and to which pieces OF
ropes were found attached A greater part OF the
day was thus employed by the boats crew, and when
they came off they brought with them these evil
dences of the loss of the steamer. We got under
way about o'clock P NJ, and ran down to the lower
end of the island and then stopped the captain hav-
ing determined to make a further search. He took
command of the boat, rowed ashore and soon found
evidences enough of the loss of the steamer consist
ing in part of her main forward deck where stood the
clerks office, pantry, etc.
He was gone but short time, and when he re-
turned and announced the result of his Search which
took from us the last ray of hope Of the safety of the
steamer, deep gloom was manifest upon the coun-
tenances of all on board, Our captain was anxious
to make still further search in hopes to find the
bodies Of some of the passengers and crew OF the i'll
fated steamer but the day nearly spent, and to
remain another night at anchor would take too much
of the time allowed him for his trip, and number of
the passengers too being anxious to get on, he gave
tile order to stand on our course. When we arrived
at the wharf here, Tuesday night, large crowd was
anxiousy waiting to hear the tidings little expecting,
however, that they would be of such painful char
acter Some of them had friends and relatives on the
Nautilus, and the news that removed all hope caused
them to turn away with heavy hearts. .@ ~. w.
Our journals have published the names of most if
not all the passengers.
Nothing of special interest here Our city is very
healthy, and the delicious breezes from the Gulf
moderate what would otherwise be an intense heat.
Yours, etc., NEPTUNE.
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TEL EGR pHED no THE CRESCENT
~ q ON CIR Il $ $40 NAL.


WA
\ Z w AsHINGToS, August 90 Senate go Crttenden
gave notice Of his intention to introduce bill TO alter
and amend the Kansas Nebraska act. E{&.
Weller introduced bill to abrogate certain laws q
the Kansas Legislature including test oaths.
Wilson offered an amendment for abolishing the
laws Of said Legislature in relation to slaves and
slavery-for tho release Of persons charged with
treasonproviding for the election in November, and
for the punishment Of illegal voters. Some debate
ensucd butno action was taken.
( y House The Special Committee on the McCuen
and Granger fracas reported no further action nee.
essary. NJ .#
5t3 n. s33= Domestic Markets wv
h NEW YORK August 26.--Cotton is dull, with sales
today Of 500 bales. II H FIN 52
New YORK, Aug. 26.- Flour is lower; State is
quoted at BE to Sc Is. Wheat has declined Yves.
tern Red 81 &c. Southern White 81 81. Mixed
Corn &c Whisky, 34c sy sss Af4 gssa IS 4
"A CiSc1SNATI Aug. 26-F Flour is higher, and selling
at SIS 90 to Sc. Whisky 26c. Lard 12c, Molasses
Doc. e-
River Intelligence.
e VIcKsBuRG, Aug. 26.-The DR.. Robertson passed
down at this morning and the T. G. Twichell at Z
PM. W. I'd ;35 .a.4 sEE
LOUISVILLE, Aug. The river is unchanged.
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lid for Kansas.

FELLOW CITIZENS: Kansas calls again for Southern aid
She appeals by the ebood of brethren, murdered
in the defence of their dwellings and property, established
der the guarantees Of the Constitution. 5=I 3.
She appeals by the voice of the gallant survivors who
destitute of means and driven before the torrent of funaica
Aboionsts pouring in upon Them and bent their
mnaion, retreatng towards the succong of Missouri
who is nobly responding the call, and fighting battle
for us J.
The Georgia colony has been destroyed the United State
troops have been attacked and the State prisoners captured
liberated by these Northern hordes.7
Our Southern brethren, in all directions have already
operated with Missouri in sending and in supper
of our constitutional rights We have yet raised man,
dollar in ftrthefance of our own cause
With the view of further considering this subject in whcl
all deeply interested, and of appointing through
large meeting composed of citizens of all pares
for the collection Of subscriptions etc,
We request the attendance Of every Souherne the
Rotrnda of the St. Louis Hotel WEDNESDAY next tt
9th inst at G1z n,clnck z NJ
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THE GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY-Ero Bono Publico
Every mother should have box in the house handy
Of accidents TO the children" Redngs Russia Salve
Boston remedy of thirty years. standing and is recommended
by physicians is and speedy for burns piles,
bols corns os chblns and old of every kind
fever ere ulcers Itch scad head ueta rash bunon
nipples, recommended by nurses whitlows ses Testers flea
bites spider sng frozen limbs salt rheum, scurvy and
cracked lips nose warts and flesh Wounds is val
liable remedy and cure which be testified by thousands
who have used in the city of Boston and vicinity for the last
thirty years. In instance will this save do injury,
erfere with physicians prescriptions 1t is made from the
priest MATERIALS from recipe brought from Russaof articles
growing in that counyand the propreto have letters from
all classes cergymen physicians captains and 9th
who have used themselves and recommend it others
Red0ngs Russia Snve put large tin boxes stamped
with picture of horse and disabled soldier, which
picture is also engraved the wrapper Price, % cents
box. Redding Co. For sale by J. Wright & Co., O. O.
Woodman and all druggists. fell eod6m&W
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e4Raae easScesaa .Bfspaaesaeesgsoaas.

FOR PREsIDENT:
tNMII4I4ARD@ FILLMORE,
OF NEW YORK.
&%&E FOR VICE PRESIDENTS: GGsJ&&
ANDW. JACKSON ~DONELSON
N 81 s.+la4 w or TENNESSEE.
ELEcTsoRs:
FIRST DISTRICT: '' ~
y. B. WILKINS ON, Jr.,
. OF rLAauGN1NEs. ...
as% #sUsBsTITUTE: a,s 81 q!
Hon. GEORGE EUsTTs, Jr.
SECOND DISTRICT: 5
GLE NDY BURK Il,
s. r. |TM OF ORLEANS.
~. SUBSTITUTE:
H. M. SUM NJ e RS.
gla. THIRD DISTRICT:
b. G. THTBODAUx
' Of TERREBoNNE:
SUBSTITUTES: aE
FERGUS GAEsDEEeE.
FOURTH DISTRICT: a
PR STON POND, Jr..
OF EAST FELlcIANA.
BSTITUTE:
N z ID WA r. ID s
FIFTH DISTRICTS
JOHN e. KING.
OF ST. LANDRY.
SUBTSITUTE:
A.. b. co co.
SIXTH DISTRICT:
P. ALIEN AMBER,
OF TENsAs.
SUBSTITUTES:
L. p. CIR a NE. an2G 2ptd
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sassas III Nfyafs. WILLIAM =. ApAsls.
ST. nlIS q ~ DAMS p a
spNsEa SH ii Ngs. 4 b On nh . q JIG u M
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% hpsa every Sundays 1fos
sao Ii ysar III aivance yearly and qaarisFlg afthe
aafae ~ cents Meek "a thu
Advertisements, per IA sll cases
sI fos avery subsean 10 cents,
I'll tho second page l fcT every
Il Il inseasiun.s s$$s II
Advertisements published III N charged psr
square I'll iIsert HI III
nit Marked be pahlahad one month, s.
longer and charged q SUP
aesiptsn until ali ase PAID az me
option Of ths props
EsETsrRf K1fsenssaas made q feenaf
T'xSE1 K5AEIY gIsEsCTaNE
ras circulation Medium for adver-
sssrE As aslIr esseulates largely reaching
py Of hemhs early h5nr, and being read
bafars saa hours articles
farS aasps asa May published ID its
eeFanias. 5$#8s #83 rs
Il u Nv 10 - "a 4. % EyTE q ~ " H.
Monday morning N
sdgance Having extensive Lou
isiana, Mississippi Alabama, Texas and other
states to Of
wsses and commodities in
ssrtsdaor sIpeF square, each Insertion AZ
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gSptal NutflIiaelvtf.

BRUTA All BEATING A sailorsby the name Of Bar
toll Jichichi was admitted 70 the Charity Hospital yesterday
having been violently md buty beaten about his head ut the
New Basin His life is not dcspaired Of though his
dangerous. T &R%xs #s& * E & rs S&%i ~ Y
NEGRO DRowNED.--The Coroner held an inquest
yesterday the body Of slave man named Stephen found
dead in The river in front Of Grod street According to the yer
dict he came o his death by drowning the river from falling
through hole in the wharf while engaged in discharging
steamboat He belonged to Madame 4Allard.
3 RECORDER SrITHfs GoURT.- Caleb Hale, Mike Ma
lone and Mrs Julia MeMahon son were sill brought up in
this court yesterday the charge having been Jointly con
cernod in stealing trunk containing gold clothing
from W. G. Dae's residence on Baronne street Mrs Mcmahon
stated that tho trunk IN question brought house by
Thomas and Hale who are both boys of about IA wears
Of age and the latter having confessed to their guilt were ac
cordngy committed before the First District Court for TRIAL
They were 10 prison. aTg"55,
Joseph Rice was sent before the august tribunal with
oupvilege of BAIL charge Of eouterfene small coin
lie is the fellow whom we noticed recently as having been
caught in the net OF pouring molten metal in coupe
dies for making dimes and quarter dollars Of lse intae He
set sad plea Of poverty and detection as to how being
orlo wandeer about the Streets homeless without friends
and ruin gaping IN dread hyaus before him. he had unhoght
eddy caved in before the wiley seducos of an old man who
both deaf and dnb offered him 50 for simply pouring
the metal after he had prepared for him ntobe harmless
moulds Iwas true twas pity and pity twas 'twas true
Henry Beman was held under peace bonds for six months
for breaking MIS- Eftermans coeesRnd, the Levee and
threatening her life James Kelly, John Duffy and Mike Nc
Glyn mucted S. each for esruct)e exno in break
ing the fasenings of one of the gates of Aucaton Square
Eliza Mitchell was fined $40 for awless propensity of her
tongue against some fair neighbours fame
Alice Powers was held answer for her cold conduct towards
Mahaa Spears in striking her with piece Of ice and thereby
bruiSing her pretty face. " ==-
Charles Stewart was sent to prison without the privilege
bail TO await hearing charge Of having before Hon
e. NJ Summers, committed the crime perjury in swearing
that George ramsay and others had beaten him with brass
| knuckles. r
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Orleans sacRGReMey,
SOUTHEAST SECTION, TIVOLl CIRCLE.
Eoursaa,fJ, Animal Sessinn,

The Fourteenth Annual Session of this Institution begins
the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER, 1856, .-..
The plan Of instruction comprises general and extensive
TEN of education 1t great advantages for The acquisition
Of languages The French daily spoken in the school, and
the Classics are thoroughly explained.
The location is heahythe grounds ample, with fine
shade trees and shrubbery. y. j."
For particulars apply person. by letter. the institution
NJ D. DIMITRY, A. NJ,
au2J 2p3tMoFrMo Principal
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JAMES BUCHANAN
JOHN c., BRECKENRIDGE

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