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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-02-15
JOY TO THE wORLDI
THE ONLY INFALLIBLE RRMEDY
EurIey's SarsaDarilla.

OF ali the remedies that have discovered during the
" present age for the thousand s that flesh Is heir
equal this wonderful preparation. Only three years
elapsed since the dscoverer who spent decade
studying experimentation and pereeting it dst ntrodu
ed it the public and il 10 already recognized by the
eminent in all parts of the country 70 be the
surprising and effective remedy for certain diseases Of which
they have knowledge.
All other compounds of the root have hiehe
failed command the sanction of the faculty, because
bong ested they have been found to contain noxous ngre
dienis which neuraze the good effects Of the sarspara
and oenmes njure the health Of the patient Iii not
with Hurieys preparation.
This the and genuine extract the roots and WILL
trial. eecta certain and perfect Of the fol-
lowing complaints and diseases:
Affection of the Bone, HabItual Cosiiyeness,
Debility, Indigestion,
Diseases of the Kidneys, Liver complaint,
Dyspepsia, Piles,
Rrysipeas, Pulmonary Diseases,
Female Irregularities, scrofna, or Kings Ern
Fistua, Syphilis,
And all Diseases ofibe Skin.
Besides curing the above It Is also known 10 be great
powerful tonc purifying the blood and nVgorang
system.
In Short s without exception, in the mentioned
and effect the system the efheacous,
svey used the country and fast obtaining
Europen reputation. The instances of it has effected
daily coming to the popretos knowledge and he has
nohesation recommending to and all who desire
procure relief from suffering. One bottle being tried, LIS e
eets viii be apparent to admit Of further doubt.
Recolect Hureys Sarsapara Is the only genuine article
in the market.
J Price dollar per bottle, six for Eve dollars.
For sale the mauuactory Of Seventh and Green
Streets Louisville KY Als1 wholesale and retail By f. g.
SCOV and by dealers In Medicine throughout the United
States Canada and Mexico. ian25-d&Wly
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VALUABLE
IroEl pa oE>aTGy &or Sale.

TTNHE undersigugd proposes TO sell, accommodating
terms, his Ia uei FnTnace and Lauds-consisting Of
scme five thousand acres, situated in Dickson
tv about miles south east Of Charlotte Immediately
the line of the n. n ". Railroad. Said Furnace is
in successful operation and entirely new having proba-
bly, the best Engine and Bast in the State. Ii well sup
Piled with Ore and Timber Also about 4 ESQ Of
well Tmbered Land with excellent Ore Bank situated
in Hickman county, Tenn, lew miles from Etna Fur
And also the BrIio Iron Works. situated in Law
county, Tenn this property has about 10000
Of Land which large bodies f Iron Ore excellent
water power Main Buffalo. and also Chiefs Creek
which is good Furnace stack just completed. There
are excellent farms the latter place WI ch Is within
Inilss OF the Tenn. Il Ala Railroad.
My object in selling, stO concentrate my business, as
nave lately purchased Carroll Furnace and having
Iron Properly than attend TO wish TO sell, and will
make Tie interest OF any desiring to purchase
fuch property 10 buy Of ANY wishing to pur
chase either OF the places call at Laurel Fur
mace or a. Carroll FuTnance as 10 Laurel Furnace or
the Hickman Lands; and on q W Napier the Buffalo
property, US 10 those lands Either Of whom will take
pleasure in showing them the property.
ianSI-dtNGayIm VI NAPIER.
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TEACHER WANTED.


TTTR WISH 10 employ competent Teacher who will
w take charge of the Hadensvlle Academy One who
can teach EngSh French Latin Greek, de- and who
come well recommended. DANL r MERRITT,
B SMITH,
GEO w HOOSER,
FRANCIS DUFFY,
B WEST,
febe-d&tri.w8t&wlt Trustees.
HadensTilIs, Todd county, Ky, January 3ltn. 1850
Miss MARY WEBER vii giye lessons on he
l Piano and Harp the residences o. hsc puPs Ap.
pS - z Wssss. Ne ak Ytas ssesk lanA
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s,1y ANssE ROUSE, Nashville, Tenness
pPInnrg & SnN PR0PRTETnES

o
NHIS desirable house has lately been entirely renied
and furnished and there has also been added nEal
Der o. large and beautiful rooms dining hall DO
TIE house is centrally looaied, convenient TO le Gene
raI Stage lice steam Boat Landing, and the busnsfs
portion Of the ci;y
We arc Bow prepared accommodate the travelling pub
lie and cur frisnts 10 general in style not to be
raised by any hotel iD the West.
;uneso Bridges 4 son, Proprstors.
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PREMIIM CHAMPAGNE CREMANT

B. N. z. A. w. & Co., the exclusive ofths
Wne and in receipt Of shipments by regular Packets
and beg those who may have given II trial TO dc
under their that will be found superior, IN dell
cacy OF favor and quality Wine present i'm ported
ian23-d&triHIm
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a RARE CHANCE.
7 WISH to se my Bakery and Grocery, and all the hx
Il tues good will sc, For further information apply
q the premises $50 GesTEy street South Nashville.
isnISAag~ JAMES FORSAiTa.
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Flour At the above rates % be shiDDed Ia IoI cT Seven
ynve barrels and upwards, ct ons tiue when 10 iesx
Quantities nse cents per barrel to be added Flour ie
saeks VIII be transported tsrms 200 lbs % -
rated and charged as ons barrel T. I. ANDERSON.
OctAo.-a Su aeriafar7.rt
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PaEIIuI BOUT AND SHOE MANUFACTCRY.
EREE FULLERs


TENNESSEE BOOT AND SHOE &aNJFaCr02Y,
Corner MarlSet and Spring or Church Sts.,
Nashville, Tenn.
~ RATEFUL for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
" this AeEnfact0ry since jts establishment, the Pro-
preor feels determined to merit scontuuson ofthe same
in future.
lhsvenow on hand good assortment of ready made
werk consisting in part Of Mems Boys and Youths Cali,
Zip and Thick Boots aud Shoes; Negro Brcgans, double
sole; House Servants Shoes Ladies and Misses Calf Mo-
rocco ald Kid Boots and Shoes al mds from good stock
in good style ard warranted.
Orders from Planters Iron Masters Railroad and Turn-
pike Companies respectfully solicited.
All kinds Of Repairing done.
Cash paid for Hides E1EN FULLEH.
s.s5- Banner, Nhg, 0azstte and Cleveland banner
copy, discontinue all other advertisements. aug24
LOCO3lO nv rs, TOOLS AND HACHINEHY.
TIME LAWRENCE MACHINE SHOP, LGUreaee, 4ds-
I saeivsss manufactures Locomotives of any size or
guage Stationary Engines Lathos Planers; all kinds OF
Tools, Cotton Woollen aud Paper Machinery; Turbine
Parker Water Wheeis Gurnssys Patent Printing Press
6o. &s Al articles warranted best materials and work
hip. Information may be obtained and orders for
wardsd on application to Mr. JAMES PLUNKET, at the
State House EassFils, Itgnsssse, or address
JH W. PAGE, 7reasNrer,
nov. 22-emd Office, Il Kil5y st, Boston. Mass.
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RAGs-S55O IN PREMIUMS.

TTAVING largely increased my supply of Rags by the
/ I premiums offered the past year ending June 80
an induced TO oer larger amount of premiums for the
present year. Aud will pay the above premium in sums
oEl00 $40 SsC $50 500 $50 s40 SS0 $50 and $lO to any
ten merchants or 'Pedars'-Who will deliver me- from
ths dsis 70 the Is July, 1856, the largest amount OF
RAGS The same to be bought outside of and by do
iug business outside Of Nashville vicinity
viii at all times pay the highest market prices ia cash
for AS on delivery and issue certificate to the
Of the amount received and paid for These certificates
aust kept snd sent before the LIST day of July
next 50 hat three dsnterested merchants of Nashville
80 mIe tie awards. The largest amount being entitled
10 The Si00 the next largest to $50 and so on down.
Ncchants sending rags will please write that may
know il whose name TO issue the certificate. Combinations
sill not be allowed.
Wooleu Lnsey, silk and Worsted rags not wanted
and viii not be included in the above.
earnesty solicit greater attention to saving and buying
Rags throughout Middle Tenn.
Juiy4-lydtri1zw W. s. WHlTEMAN.
North OF the Square,
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PaInler's Patent Leg.

FAMILY GiIOCERY.
EtyE il store and for sale low Tor cssh, the follow
/ ing srteieS-
Ezra Family Flour. war; rantet the very best.
Eur,r-BroTn, Crushed, Loaf and Pu7erized
Cs.fea-Java LsgUyra and Rio
Preserves Jelles aud Jams Of all kinds.
auoes Lstsups Pickles, Oysters, Spices and Fish
p Fruits Peaches, Cherries and Strawberries.
Fresh Tomatoes aud sill other articles strictly for family
use Warranted the very best quality.
InF5B J. NJ. HAWKINS 85 Union street.
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MISCELLANEOUS
DISSOLUTION,

TINE copstnerehip heretofore existing under the firm
4 and style Of BROWN & GRUBBS, is this day dis
solved By mutual consent Jo G. BRows is alone snhor
lied 70 use the name of the fru in liquidation, &c.
IlilaI III a. NM Arrrnr =
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hAILROAI nOTIiI 81

. -.- RAILROAD NOTICE.
N0TToN destined for Charleston Will On and asr s,
~ daie, be charged a IS per balo ofijO Ihs s ~
50 eentsper l0e lbs. for excess Of over 500 lbs
septic r. l. ANDERSON, ,Sup'L n &ORR
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REDUCTION on LUMBER ~ T5 NtSFy1I ! J, s : n

:. AAN-s w lOAnEls 10 NASHVILLE
from bridgeport TO IsntaloD inclusive, Lumber ia ~
daced 81 per Car load from present raiea For oans
to Normandy inclusive, Lumber is reduced ~ rsr car
Dad IRON tormer rates- seels al
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--->' WALLACE & wINGFiELD,
General Commission Merchants,

NEEEIdi bVInHlInSlOH MCICHuutoI
AND EALEisS IN PRODU u Z 4,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
give special attention 10 the sale Of Bacon, Lard
w Flour, Tobacco &c, &c.
REFRa TO
9 Wallace, Knoxville, Tenn, ToOe, Bro. Co, Hary-
vills Tenn Il I Cox, Louisville, Tenn, Donaldson,
onion Tenn, johnson Il Hair. Madsonvle, Teen, Brsb-
soa & Bro, Sever county, Tenn- FANS King, Dam
6yidgs. Tenn Vaugn Pickle Sweet Water, Tenn II
M Jscksoa Athens Tenn, POullain, Jennings Co, Au
easts Ca John Cunningham Greensboro. Ga, w Lu-
5as Athe1s Ga, John Wingheld, Madison, GA, Carhart
lloif Macon, Ga. Willis, Savannah, Ga now
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Z WILETN having been admitted to practice in
e al the Courts OF Tennessee and New York, ard hay
fDq ermaneuty located in Nashville will attend TO Sll
matters OF Collection and Litigation entrusted TO him
OI5os 80 u Cherry street oOvs-U
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49, EARE, THXRT TYDOLLARS
MA Chattanooga, Atlanta, and West Point % NOua
gonery bJ Railroad. Tickets 10 Be hSd a. tia D..
pot Price els so.
From Montgomery to Nobils, BY double daily iipa
(morning and EVENING" ofStsges and Steam bafE crn
lng win the s,eameIs iron thence to New Orleans.
II. / ANDERSON Ganl s,rlt n 3 Z, Z d
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MRS. GERTRJ1DE J. CARYsS BOARD
INC AND DAY SCHOOL

ING AND DAY ECfAOUAs
WILL resume its Session Monday, Sept leh Cir
w ealars sy be obtained en- aPpca.lou ~ ne1 lss,
phs.
RErzzRxcgs.-Rev H A. Boardpan, D. D., Rev. VIM.
Chester ID D. Rev j Newton Brown, d. D., Rev. Henry
Daring, Rev e. /. Plat; Rey J. Gordon Maxwell, Pha-
delph1a- s.sss
Hon. VIM L. Marcy. Secre tary Of State, Judge P v.
Daniel Supreme Court U. s., Washington City; Rev.
Thomas II Skinner, D. D.. Rev. Joel Parker, D. D. New
York; Rev. George Woodbridge, P. 7. Daniel Jr. Esq.,
RichmoDd, Va fa
Hon Cave Johnson President Bank of Tennessee NASH
sille Tenn. 4. +. Croker Comptroller Nashville, Tenn
sept25--en1.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-09

AN OvERsEER MURDERED BY NEGROES IN MEssls-
s1PPI,-The Woodvle Republican, of the 5th inst
has the, following account of an atrocious murder
Which was committed near that town:
Mr.. Silas Rogers, overseer on the plantation of
Thomas J. Brown, of Buffalo, in this county, was by
the slaves on the plantation brutally murdered on
Friday night last. From all the evidence elected Mr.
r. was engaged in chastising of the negroes in
the quarter about nine ten o'clock at night, when
he was by them knocked down and choked to death,
the body was afterwards taken near the public road
and pistol ball fired into it, for the purpose Of
making it appear that he was murdered by some one
passing. Strange to say, none of the negroes gave
the alarm and nothing was known to the family of
the murder, until sometime next morning, when the
body discovered by some persons from the house,
who had engaged in trying to ascertain why Rogers
had not been about usual, and who had found his
bed had not been occupied The Coroners jury after
long and patient investigation partly from cones
sion and partly from evidence ELECTED the above facts
and rendered verdict in accordance Herewith, i'm
phcating nine of the slaves either as principals or
accessories who all arrested and in jail awaiting
their examination. We are informed that several
weapons were found in possession Of the negroes
the place, such as pistols and knives; we have also
heard complaints of negroes on other places in the
county having been found with arms in their posses
sion.
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TELEGRAPITED T0 TILE R
ADDITIONAL ny THE srrsAprtsr. AsrA. y
[Er TaE souruERa AID NArroyAL
Cotton rotations.

[Er the souruERa AID rArfogAL TINEsi
Cotton Quotations.
LIVERPOOL. july 2e.--New Orleans MiddIing
5-1Gd. Mobile Fair e3d. Mobile Iiddfing gd Up
land Fair 69des Upland Niddlng Id. Tie saIea Of
to-day VIII probably reach 5000 bales. Tie market
II quiet.
The bullion IN the hank Of England has decreased
G45 900.
f9s North caroIona Election.
CoLUMBIs, s. @, Aug. s.-NeaF1y aIl Tie counties
i'm North Carolina heard ron give large Democratic
gains
There i no doubt bats that Bragg, Democrat, is
elected hy an increased mai
The Legislature IS Demo- atie
Kentucky Election.
LOUISVILLE. August S.-F FortF-r,ire counties have
been heard from which gives ail American majority
in The aggregate of Democratic gain Of
h 77,44iT7- 4
Missouri Election.
S s'T- Louis, August F. AS faE aa heard from this
morning, Ewing, the American candidate for Govern
oE, is 800 ahead of Polk DENY Benton ii not in
the race.
srsl ouIs, August complete returns have been
received from counties showing the following vote
ENing American, Benton 492; Polk,
Democrat j T,s2l.
Iowa Election
DCEUoUE Auguss tnis time Tie Repub
liean majority is 4 urtis, Reps for Congress
in the First District W; ;Iog ahead.
| Earkata s$*
CINCINNATI August s.. Flour, SIS whisky 27c..
Coffee. II to III !; MoIassess54 sssg
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, August he river Is falling with
only thirty inches to Cincinnati.
VcSsBURG, August 81 The II. VI. Wright passed
down at l2ozcIock, and the Rapides at O'Clock TO-
fiaV s$5eS 5RS#
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Signs or fE,f, ,TIarr, es.

. ii IS
Collated from the New York Express
The guests at Sharon Springs, New York, On the
29th JuIysuch as men entitled TO- ovote-tooE . pre-
ference vote for President, which resulted:
ilmore 81 uchanan. Fremont. ri
At z M special = meeting me Of Aauidreck Engine Com
pany No. OF Newport, r. I, on the evening of the
z5th july a vote was taken. Result sl8
Fillmore. Buchanan.
4 vote was taken on board steamboat EagIe on a
trip to the Fishing Banks, July 30. The vote was
proposed by a Fremont man, and a committee Of
ree-one from each party-was chosen to take the
ballot:
Fillmore e. Buchanan 80 Fremont,
On the Both July, asyote was taken Of the visitors
during the day at Storm 3 Foxs Corn Exchange
Dining Saloon, No. Ill Broad street New York Ii
resulted as fellows 81
Fillmore al Buchanan. Fremont lis
Vote taken on the B. !. Stevens on Tuesday, July
Goth: 8gS8$ ssg:g$ #sB S5'ss
SFllnoTe ssf Baeii aiiar
The following IS record Of the votes taken on the
steamboat Ocean ave. down trip from New YORK. to
the Ocean House, a. N. to days Jnly sIst:
Ffsass Eiilas5s. q ~ I5ssssss sssiss
F On the 2: u. return trip: zss 8 S
Fillmore .sas Buchanan III. - Fremont
Vote taken in Water street, New York, between
Fulton street and Maiden Lane, July 80.
Basssssa Hi'!Hs5s EBsasssa fsaRas
Vote on Water street. N. Y, between Fulton, aud
Burling Slip. July 80
fts'aRi
Vote on Water street, N. Y, between BurIing Slip
and Maiden Lane, July 30
FiRs5s III bgshsRan
n This block is mostly Germans and Jews. There is
none but these that entitled to vote on this list.
think the Fillmore men are gaining strength every
day. gs5sg Bar 81 7s
~ Vote taken alta store in Pine street, New York..
Printers, stationers, etc, jul 30
Fillmore p Baehaaaa. IL Fremont ....a
The following is the vote Of the inmates Of the
White Plains Institute, N. T., taken July 80
Fillmore 10 Fremont Buchanan.
The following is the result Of close contested bal
lot taken July 3Ist, at the NeWspae Depot corner
Of Warren street and College Place. N. Z :Fss
Fillmore I57-Buchanan 1l-Frenlont.- In8
s@ Yours, etc, G. O.. :
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FnLMonB TWICE ENDORSED BY GGoRe1A.- The

FILLMORE TWICE ENDORSED BY GEoRGIA.-The
Central Georgian asks:
viii some of the wise prognosticators give us q
reason why Mr.. Fillmore cannot get the vote OF
Georgia. She has twice endorsed him. Once when
he was comparatively unknown and when there may
have been some ground to dstrus him on the slavery
question AT another she endorsed his Administration
in her approval of its leading measures by the largest
majority ever poled in the State And now, that he
is placed before her, for her Suffrage again, having
done nothing to forfeit the confidence heretofore
placed in him, but every thing that can confirm him
and faithful to the Constitution. and to the whole
country, North Or South, will Georgia reject him
Never. In doing so, she would be untrue to herself
and forfeit her character for consistency and for those
virtues and acts which she has admired and sustained
in him. 8H
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AIR-Ye Mariners of England.
Ye patriots Of the Union
Who love your native land,
Whose hearts beat loyal, bold and true,
To Washingtonfs command.
Lift up your voices loud and long
Against all civil strife,
And show that ye know ....,. Z.
That in Union we are strong,
Though the storm clouds darken all around,
That in Union we are strong.
The spirits Of your fathers -O
Still animate your blood,
For the Union was rheir gracious work,
And they pronounced it good;
What they with so much labor wrought,
Your noble hands shall save, @
For It's just that the trust 90.
OF the men of e Seventy-Six," d..
Should be honored by the gallant sons 81.
OF the men Of Seventy-Six. #s..
The banner they uplifted 43 o
Shall still untarnished gleam
Above our sunny Southern tieldss 4,
Above each Northern stream:
And hand shall yet clasp hand again,
As iii the olden time, ~.
While each voice shall rejoice a..... ..
That the storm has passed away,
That the Union has been stronger knit
And the storm has passed away. .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-09

WEATHER AND CROPS ON THE OUAcH1T4.-The
Camden (Ark.) Herald of the 3lst ult has the fol-
lowing on the above subject:
For the last week or two the crops in this section
have suffered considerably from the effects Of drought
In addition to this there is another calamity that has
befallen our planting friends-the grass or army
worm has invaded their fields and destroyed almost
every sprg of grass and blade of fodder The cotton
crop, We are informed has also been materially
damaged by these worms.
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r-s STEAMERS ECLIPSE Fss. :,

T-G. STEAMERs ECLIPSE RHgs b.
.s5ssssstsSs SOUTHERN IN BELLE. 5sEss @aktss
THE magnificent q. s. Mail TIE elegant aud fast run
steamer r c ipse, L. " ming steamer Q ut Ia Q rn
Rrnadwell commander, wi II Il lie, }. NJ BroadWei,
her regular weekly commander will commence her
trips the New Orleans Fckg Irregular weekly trips the New
burg, Milken's Bend Lake Orleans, Grand Gulf Rodney
Providence Princet trade land Natcez trade MON
THURSDAY, 9Th eptem DAY, the 9Th September, leay
ber leaving New Orleans every ling New Orleans every MON
THURSDAY Et ENIkG, att DAY EVENING at O'Clock.
ococl for the above and all for the above and all ner1ned
Intermediate landings late landings
The above steamers undergoing thorough Ovehauing
and reing will be in complete ORDER and will attend faithfully
to MI business entrusted TO their
The ECLIPSE will receive freight for Yazoo river and
ship at Vicksburg without delay.
Neither the ECLIPSE the SOUTHERN BELLE will be
Responsible for letters packages containing money other
ylabes unless regular bills of ang taken and contents
stated any vauaes deposited by passengers with the
clerk or contained in baggage.
No bills will be recognized unless contracted under written
order ror the Captains either boats all bills
be presented the Office of the boat which they belong
before II O'Clock he day Of leaving for approval which will
then be paid presentation at the office Of the Agents. 65 Gra
Vier street
For freight passage apply on board or to
BROADWELI. BROS. d CO., 65 Graver St.
or LEWIS SNAPP & CO. 81 Front N.
y. B-A clerk will be the Ievee Monday morning
to receive freight Tor both boats the time of leaving
3.
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The net amount of money in the United States
Treasury subject to draft on the 1st inst was nearly
$23,000,OD0, Notwithstanding that $7.102,7Oa have
been paid out on account Of the Texas debt.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-09

THE DRouFH IN TENSEssEE.-Th The Rogersville
Times says:
From all portions of the country we hear com.
plants of drollth. Everything seems to be literally
burnt up, and the farmers say they will make nothing
in the corn line Several weeks ago thought that
there would be fine yield of corn, but from appear
ances now it seems that nothing will be Fnade.
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STEAMBOAT DEP PARTUREs.
o HI.O RI5v ER.


viii leave on SATURDAY. 9th inst, O'Clock P, N.
, YYsEs REGULAR H. g. MAIL PACKET,
e. for Iouisyic Paducah, Cairo and Memphis
The fine, fast running passenger packet steamer
Lucy Robinson, J nunnel master, viii leave as above
Mills Point New Madrd Gaines Landing Greenye Lake
Providence Vicksburg, and all intermediate landings For
freight passage having superior accommodations apply
board to T. b. SMITH,
nut 4i'choupitonlaa street.