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GREAT LAND SALE!
2OO0 ACRES OF TIMBERED LAND,
NEAR NASHVILLE.

NEAR NASHVILLE.
nN THU RsDAY, DECEMBER nth, 1856, will oTer
~ for sale at the Garrett residence, 70 miles from Nash
villp the road leading Springfield, upwards q TWO
THOUSAND ACRES OF FINELY TINBEREO LAND in
Guiding the Garrett residence Crasheld place. and lands
ali Icent. all Of which supplied with never failing
Springs Of reestone water lie well bob sides Il the
SprinhCld and Clarssville Roads.
These lands have been recently divided into 10 tracts
and afford opportunity to purchasers to make coed
investments in healthy pleasant and finely elevated
gon within two or three hours ride Of Nashville.
The Whites Greek Turnpike extends to the Junction OF
the Crksve and Springfield Roads Al Paradise place, and
from thence GAINESVILLE the whole road has been recent
y surveyed and being put under contract TO be graded
and turnpied all to be completed within the next thirteen
months, running through these lands
Persons wishing examine the different tracts previous
to the sale will sppy to W. j. Garrett Brothers. or to
the unders gned Who win attend the Garrett House
the Oh and lOLh days Of December show them any
who NAV choose to examine for themselves
public house and stand in Davidson county, and the
Improvements are COnvenient and all in good order.
So sale 10 commence at Noon.
80 Free COLLATION. usual.
TFRMs-One and three years credit without interest
pero' al security required aud aeE retained the and
TO secure payment.
~ Come oCe-Come all
NANCE / WOODWARD.
T. r. GLAsCocK, Auctioneer. [uov2I-d6.riwtd
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no pr FSBYTERIANS.

TUE PRESBYTERIAN HYHN BOOK, Ia an entire Ss-
styis Of Rnas sia a-ies aAeSs and eolared edses.-
A beautiful article. F0r sals ~
.,vla cHAs W. sSIrB
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ADyRurESrsrFNr.

DxEs0S} Wishing % purchase old Or secont hand
PlANo-yORrEs can Be suited b cadng AZ ne store
istsis oecaie - NJ CfooksT IA ua00 street fhrse
are M sac snlil ths ish nat shen they vii
BE- rsaassed Aocordseas Violns, flutes, Oiarone and
In hs nuslsal ae va no sod A. cost aai
he l2.h ilsL leecsl JAS. DtedoNS
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Just received BY JOHN YORK 4 CO., IS Union street
Putnam's Monthly for December,
Household Words for December.
The school Fellow f3r December.
FrAnk Lssne's New York Journal for December.
Frank L.slis's Gazette Of Fashion for December.
A YOU>G Mas WISHED LITE, By smedy.
LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF BEoKW0ETH Illustrated.
DERIVATION OF PAxuT NANEs. BY Arthur.
BANrHsD eos. BY Carolin~ Lee Hentz-
PussraAsx To EL MEDiSAH AID MACoAB.
CRYSTAL Acg1AlNrASCs. By De Forest.
Tns GOluKs DAGoS, BY an American.
sIGss o. The 1NEs. By Bunsen-
RIFLE, AXE AND sAIDLE-BAGs.
PHfJUDIcE AsD F.sATcIsN. Novelty American Lady
TuAcHxas MIsczLLANr. By Professors Campbell Hadley
THz wHrs CmsF. By Capt. Wayne Reid.
NAvEA TOO LArs TO MzSD. b harles Read.
LIVE AID LEAAS. A gut for writing and speaking.
BEsurT ASD PLEAsURE- 4 Novelty Res nclds.
PAssIoS ASb PEKJUBCE Domestic Story BY Mrs. Grey
FLASK FoRazsrEa's CoaFLETE MASUkL FOu sPOETxu.
RErHrsuroN A Tale Of Passion b. Mrs. SouthEOrth.
MAcAuLAY's ESGLtSD. volumes completes in
IHvISo's LIgE oEwAsEnGTos. volumes.
DH. KASE's ARCTIC EXPEDITION.
LIFE n BRALL- By Thomas EWhankH.
just recsiysaby john YORK CO., 50 Union st.
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NOTICE,

II Frce Srgrees coniing iflC fnT ofhsr CointF are
~ hureay noa a .hkitasy pi b. psruittH 20 enter
ts C9rnor ~ Nlsvilr. - ny snch sheUi Or have
cas II viosl1a o.. thit asa an arrest and
csaanittsd frffwh 70 ne WI. 90 Ne person trou
fhacounfry "a pr ME- rs ssv- % s-ne Within re hmit
4 sfli y -ifs si.ssas q pa g ANDREW ANDERSON,
1 a~fz-aE Mayor.
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NASHVILLE THEATRE.

A ITERATION OF TIhE.-Until further notice the doors
IA vii open az o. oc ock and the curtain will rise at
Farewell Rene 81 andlast appearance OF Mr. Nezhe, when
viii be presented, by particular request Don Caesar De
Bazan and The Corscln Rro.hers sustaining 10 both
pieces three characters Thursday evening December
the performance viii commeoce with DOS CESAR
81 ssEZAN. La LiNGRIbLA, Miss ". Partin gtOu.
Tc conclude with the CtsKSsCAN EsKsOTkRLIkS -.
60 morrow night benefit Of Miss Juia Miles.
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clearly erpedient, unless there are counterbalan>
cling reasons resulting from doubts as to she pro-
prety Of such undertaking by the Federal Govern
ment.
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FOR 81, E.OgES.

'I'HE steamer ELLA, Weaver Mas a cTsT
. ster, will leave here on THURS EElDsesss n
DAY, the 18th at o'clock ?. NJ FOR
freight passage apply on board dec1O
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FonrkuIxs ruE WRArHER.--E. Merriam, of
Brooklyn, n. Y, who has been called the
.'clerk Of weather" aud who for twenty years
has made himself martyr to rneIeorOlogy by
taking hourly observation OF the Thermometer,
&c thus strips the 'seAtber-wise' oftheir gin
OF prophecy:
"wiiiIai my practice and experience in Oh
serving OF atmospheric changes, and recording
hour BY hour sud day by day thermomesrieai
aud neurological obssrvaIions, aud ia coHneo-
recorded elsewhere, | feel more aud more con
yiaced that Il is not ia the power o. any human
icing Ia deserInine even single day in al.
vance, what changes win take place in the
atmosphere"
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STEWART OWEN
TTRESIDE COMFORTS!


Y = y Nv : 3. y Z Huns.
lust received TIE E3GIC IMMATURE GAS STOVE
a by which the cooking for small party be done at
the Gas Burner with cooSiug vessels only 81
KNIFE SaARPENER AND P0LIsHER, great
cUntr,vanre
YANKEE MATCH STAND, great security against
hrg-pr.Cr MY 2.r.
Ia eut Foot Warmers and French Coffee Casters.
Gecll MACKENZIE 3 WILSON.
AjEAT CgFTERN.-we have four sizes O, sau
VI sage Cutter, nv which hand prepare much
Sausage Meat in a day In the Old
system.
SAUSAGE SUFFERS. Machines for st1fing sau
saueS, sizes.
POUND CAKE PANS Various sizes and patterns
JELLY AND PUDDING BOULDS.
COFFEE GRUQUES AND BEGINS
TEA AND COFFEE POTS Block Tin and ttsnia.
SOUP TUREEES AND COFFEE URHS
GOV tRED DISHES, Victoria, Double Dome and In
perial Patterns.
OYSTER DISHES, PUNCH PITCHERS, &C.
CHA4BEK SETS, yaross and elegant patterns.
decil MACKENZIE WILSON.
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~ The following beautiful and truthful
Poetlcal gem is from the pen of WM. CuLLE'
BRrASr. We ind it floating about upon III
sea Of reading, and transfer it TO our columns
Human Life.
Sos pas oar days
In shlihsods and n ars u iight are long
Bespitt the mlgn and eve; Nth sEff er lapss
Fh-rgi de 10 mahhcof: aud 20 axe they o.,
IildAsn ami seasons as before the mind
As IT. tn snou- askes In water stsrsa,
Sees rather sha dtstiaraithsd. Al 1 seen
Ash Is8s wthia ae Pi - bsrk
~ sEiiiiy runnisx aAters hurried on
10 sApot some nigh y esG Aon gthe banks, 81
Grove aftsr grove, rock amer fresuias rock,
Hare sARds ADD pseasant homes, aad n,Nery no0ks,
Ans isles AID uhis pools In n. stream appear
kzeh After eseh. bot ihssevetraskE
bart, b. % swlftiy thNi shsir Images
Oval not apon he zint o. eniy dsru
IN din confasian; faster Jet sBesp
5 ~ eshsr h4aks. and ne Eseai gu9 is.nsay-
Wisely, ny son, whiie Yes ms days are long,
An1 tais GAir eAAagso 81 asasons passes sos,
s6siher ana treasure thu seed tsey Efeit- tT
AHA tAeF leach q Vartue. e plre 1Aelghis
Aastlqns. geFeruece fos thY tod
Abd fuF ils9 krsthfens shea thea shalt eeue
late these kaTEsa yeagk. thoa Eay~st Dol bring
i. A aliud eniafaishsd and EtheIei hesri-
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sFsonEDA. file oflioial vote Tor President
wss counted 10 Tallahassee, 90 The I'd Instant,
and resulted as follows - A
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sac a. ALnrIN EnGCFIEnD.

SALE oE Ifa 8 N EDGEFIEED.
ON SATURDAY the - CAV Of December will offer for
- sale the highest bidder F1r Cash the Court House
yard liable Lot situated IN Fdgefelt fronting 46%
feet the Whites Greek Tur- pie commencing a. I'd
mcni Whites corner and back three huuGred and
thir aut Ia ff--t to aev 1i< Lot beautifully
located, ld in Of most thriving parts Of geGed
Sale hrtveea the hours Of a AMI - oglpr(.
decS-d Z. X. GLAsCUCS, Azc.ioneer.
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SITUATION WANTED

4 9 Clerk in some respectable houEs IN the city.
= Whosae business preferred. Reference given. Ad-
less This Office. noy2T-tf.
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&C, &C., TOGETHER WITH
OVER 200 ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATION
SUBSCRIPTION AND CLUBBING TEAMS iaEarl-6ly IL
advance:
sIyeLe COPIES, o 90 per anuum.
TWO 50
* SS5
To 10 W -,
All letters oouainag money .hou5 be registered, and
directed raniy aud they sill come At Our risk, ohsr~e
Es- Specimen coIie. viii be sen: free to Post Masters
Agents aud al VI" Sish 20 get up ela5.-io al oer
on -cep, Of iosrSegs 10 stamps The expense q register
ing Il ouiy Eve csnts.
Address CIRCUIT RIGELOw,
50 beck street, philadelphia, ia =.
Anonv the hunireisof complimentary nHsses We have
receives from Newspapers IN ever q he countTy
sc gaole ths fSioEing cxirA-t irou;
The 6auon sppears in clear iasgs type On shite
paper, and a rNaly adorned villa niastratons."-& J.
+ .iistaina high po'i.i0n IA the literary vord''-
PiHHdleiptis Duly Asez
"a Il 81 the Se<t cekiesuoE publ she'd AMI take
Pss,1ss y ssag'pg g % - aotss Of tas Fsaag Paba
he tseht a energy u the pr0pdeiors is original ard
'arring CO aie1is, aad nc braay ~ ne spo eAn
bs'g. "a. laispss8sas Press.
IA h'ssary sna fsniy i1srnAl. haFs kssltAon
Ia pfon1uncng Il tbs test asaobg rxchaasvs We I'D
yss tes Ladies - procure u Hi'saas desy - se. Pa,
@as d.sHEe pasns city snanadon. bal 10 thls case
are toaad . give vag % nesit. Uu3s nsug city e2isH
por aries he Nation Is eomposed q souad substantial .n1
a. al matter, AMI nird uP wih ovsrdese 81 Cd
saheg-uasaY sfuH ao2 he nands Of rsac1 bfainee am
thors."- Erie City DssplteA.
IA has abe mesI bsaaai sagrSFef bad ge ever s@H
and ia eonenas d. b saeitsune ffay riSas sia
soal sososnins. - y stliaiss.sfg, - eds~ss
rhsl for iasi sash paIsF And = has secnfrs
hras and hearts % contel ~ ecanns ~ e
hissaFY ans social word aoAA'- saAAp'ss''essa' -"
4glf2foF.
ia III ssoa become Isaazs pspsr q ne srssid'-'
Baoariils No Observer.
eve seldom easotss ngthsr pspers but - tas instass
Ne are farcfd % ossFct 1dt, sn oeAteae iiF
NaHos focar reasrft ~ ~ Att Asi.tsta.
d.1lt-~eas
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7 AnEEN' SALES.-Wa have just rec ivei and
II opened fue lot Of Pih Co9ks, Fre Oh Bonn g. RI ID
Frrs W ett Em5rojIeries Aprons skirts, a. shih viii
be cSs-sI for n few days only. BENZ F. SHlE.Ds,
d-cla 81 Public square
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DIR. JOHN CALENDER.

Has retired frem editorial counexon wi TIE PATRI5T aud
will devos. hirlssl t. his Iroie,sion
OFFICE WITH DIS. KELLY MADDIE,
M. 50 CHERRY STREET, UP SEAIRS.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-01
Uvrsfcl'Ss Produce.

WE HAVE just received direct from
w the west, the following articles Of
Western Produce, which we will sell low
FOR CASH:
looo lbs Dried Beef tpa~is's Erap,D
2 Gases Beef Tongues, do. d".
1000 lbs. bologna Sausage. 10. do.
1000 lis New Dried Apples.
6 Perkins Cherry Valley Dairy Butter;
81 bills do do Roll DO.
81 Boxes ID do Cheese.
10 do. Foxes Starch;
81 Kegs prime New Lard lDavis's Bt'd)
II half bills New Mess Beef do do
1000 lbs do do do do do.
r Kegs zig Feet do do.
1000 lhs New = g. Hams, lDnnelj, &r)
100 Sacks Bran.
g, hhls. Flour.
100 bis ro'atnes.
~ We wnHld tall The attention of tho
public 10 the above artitles--thpy are all
new aud fresh. and are The best that can he
bought in this city
matl4-y. A MnNTAN 4 BRO.
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Sa w and Saw Blades.
The DNgnssr Isss'nMrc.

I ETTERs PATENT FOR THE UNITED STATES
u we've granted ~ SAMUEL ". GILMAN, Of No.
~ Matches street. New Orleans. under the date
Of Dec. 4, lst4, for furnace for burning WOOD
and BAaAssE
The Furnace combines the following qualities,
s wv k,y eaoi;s sI 1Wf r7hssryrssAsox
lst.-tt works entirely by natural draught.
and without the aid NJ Blower
2d.Att contains no Crate Bars ~ other irons
IN the interior
Sd.-H never requires stoppage cfthe mill to
have its ashes ciearned out.
d'h.-The Bagasse 10 never stirred ~ touched
after 1t arrives in the furnace.
5th-lt burns AL the Bagasse, and makes
a'ea" enough TO run the mill engine, a steam
battery. and a pumping engine.
1hisieNe only Furpn"e INIT hos t,,Een nFo crbp
n i'"ioispa In compliance ttth the abose FIRE
sspdifinus.
IE.s fnFpaeo makes No pr etshsion 10 burn Rag
asse alone, end does not reseipbla any other
furnace IN single feature II its form. IN the
principles ,1..u which II works oy In the results
which u produces: neither does II approach the
rights If any "thes partv rerh,ta circulated to
the contrary are "mere tricks Of trade" known
I" be false ~ those who make them md CO lela ted
only " deceiEe the public. and palm, Of articles
that cannn' Stand upon their own merits. No
person will he allowed 70 sell, make, ov use INV
pateut Furnace; without authority frer, me :
aud MI persons Having sncb authority will be
fully guaranteed III Its undisturbed use and pos
tsssirn
Ny Patent furnace IL ~ applicable " A train
q kettles As to steam hpilers. and am prepar Ell
t" contract !" Apply - burning The RagasFs t.,
boil cane Juice in the G,.yntnnn train Of kettles
a'rler satisfactory guarantee to the put.
chaser
treatise m the whole subject, In phamplet
fnrm with drawings Ar.. TO ne had Of the subsc,i
her, by mail or otherwise.
SAMUEL II, GILMAN,
n Matches street
nj f.tu1 4 New ORLEANS
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-01

STATE or LOUlslANA.--Sixth Judi
cial District Court--l'atsh cf East ia
ton Rouge erav FuhLsa, W. His
Casp,roas, mo. 1918
nY VIRTUE Of a an order from the
I'D Honorable the sixth Judicial District
Court, for the Parish OF East Baton Rouge
issued Ia the above entitled and numbered
suit, the creditors Of Henry Fuller. a,e
hereby notified to meet At my office, in the
City Of Baton Rouge, on Tuesday the iath
day Of May next 1855, at 10 o'clock A NJ.
10 advise upon the affairs If Henry Fuller.
an insolvent debter " thi. Parish, and to
decide upon The most advantageous man.
net Of dispoeine II the effects surrendered
hy said iMsulvent. fcr The benefit If his
creditors. SAM SKOLFlELn,
mayl o Recorder.
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.vrsv Spring GOosas i!

0'CONOK is now opening the follow
~ ing Spring Goods, reed by the latest arrival.
Millinery.
Paris Spring Bsnnets, Straw, ttai, ard Lace fer
aaies ana Misses. Hibbehs, punes Flowers, ac
rive Dress S.ppds.
Organize, Barge plain and hrunced 1Aesses .
plain and Fieunced dresses Muslin aud 1secn.t
Fleubced Dresses, Briilantires. White AMI rrnr-
81 tacenets, Swiss, Nanspck and Moll sfusina !.
White Embroidered Relies aud skitts E,nbtcid
cred Swiss Muslin. IN pieces; Striped aud check
Mustins, every Kind.
n m b a 4 ertes.
Embroidered Muslin ani Jacenet Na nds E,nbd
Muslins aud Jacpnets Fieing ard inserting col
lars, uhemisetts ana Sleeves. pteot rotfsfv.
JDss,sesttc Sss,t,tls.
Irish Linen. linen lawns, Celortd and white
bcbblnets Mosquito Mars. linen fcr Mosquito Na,s
French, English and American Csllich Prints
0ihshatns, Checks and Plain Dress Goods.
t'etfsssnery ~ Every Description.
Cc,.ets, ttocred Skirts and False Hair. In ahun-
dance. - Third Street opposite the prstr flce
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yvrsC r Cheap laootls.

MIS-. G. HUFsTON having returned
vi from the city, with careful and we'll
selected stock Of fame and millinery goods,
consisting in part Of French Lace Boppets,
White hair do Tor Ladies and Misses
English Straw do. glack Lace Bonnets.
Hack Chip and Cacties 10 Eilits Hats.
and BOYS, Trimmings Of various binds.
Ribbons fall c,iptiens, Black and White
Blond Lares. Black and White Elond Gull
lings Silk and Cotton Rusl,es. Wide black
Lace for trimming Nantes. Black Lace for
making Nantes, Black Grape Collars
Cteres Collars and Sleeves in sets. Black
Mourning Wells. Grape and Gaute. Black
and White Illusion. Grape Of all colots,
Embroidered Collars. do Lace Collars.
Fmbk"iderei Collars and Sleeves in sets,
valoncienneo Collars. French Lace Collars
and Sleeves lin sets. Embroidered Pocket
Handkerchief4 Uenstitehed and pain de-
Embroidered Swiss Bands. Jaccoette do.
English and Imitation Lace. Linen and
Linen Cambria Filet, Mitts for Ladies' and
Misses, Hosiery NJ ell kinds. Black Dotted
Wells, Misses Cipsies and Flats. Black
Maltese Wells. Black Mantles Application
worked do Wrought ot,ace scarfs, Black
Silk and Kid Gloves, White Kid do. French
Go, sets Of different ma es, Embroidered
Shifts, Hoped Skirts, Grass Skirts, Pink.
Blue, While, Green and Black Ba,eges.
Cut Betege, Half Mourning Summer Silk,
Twisted Silk in Patterns for Mourning,
Bullisntines, White and Coored M"sins,
Thread Buttons and Tapes. Silk Buttons
Col"red and Black. Combs. Jet Necklaces
and Etseelets, French and Spanish Fans.
Cu,les and F,iz,e'tes, and 1'amleaus. and
Thousand other varieties. Too numerous to
mention. All Of which, she offers cheap
fcr Cash, or TO aeed customers. on credit
If few menfhs. matte-N
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HOME ENTERPR1SEl
Young America steam Flour
AND CORN MILL,
BATON ROUGE. LOUISIANA.

HAVING RECENTLY EXTENDED MY MILL,
IL ling interest by the addition Of one Of T. T.
Clark's Celebrated Patent FIGURING Mills, Betting
Machinery &C., and having fully tested its capae,
ny TODD frst class work am now fully prerar-
ed to give my friends and those Of home enter.
prise generally satisfactory evidence. that they
nov need not 20 beyond Baton Rouge in order 10
secure to themselves flour that vii, compare fav.
orahly to any produced in the country nd matter
~ how extensive \ complicated mac tk,ery.
A the object win be 10 produce dsur Of the
pest character and standing I trust tumeet with
that ltbet atty cf patronage as will sbstain the
undertaking, Families or orthers ordering flour
from me may rest assured my best ende ayers
shau he given to please them. orders should he
sent to the store Of the undersigned. For the
accommodation o. families, aour can be obtained
when not wanted BY the barrel, in bags Of ~. ia
~ or 6Vpoaads each, oe In such other quantities
- theNjnay wish.
marsV JOSHUA BEAL.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-01

STATE or LOUlsIANA---Par'sh of
East Baton Rouge-S,xtb Judicial Dis
t,,ct Court.--in the matter Of the Sic
cessicn Of JouN =. BAILEY, decd
Probate No. 4pG
DY VIRTUE Of commission issued
- in the above, succession and directed 10
the Sheriff Of the Parish Of +. g. Rouge from
the Hon, Sixth Judicial District Court in
aud for the Parish Of r.. r. Rouge aud State
aforesaid, will offer at public sale, at the
Court House door, OF said Parish, in the
City Of Baton Rouge, on Saturday, the 3ist
day Of May nert. A. u. 1856, at o'clock
A M, the property hereinafter set forth and
described, belonging 10 the succession OF
loaN +. Bailey. late of the County of
Yazoo, State OF Mississippi. decd, to wit
A certain tract Of land, situated IN this
parish East Baton Rouge,) known rs
Section No. 1, in Township 6, Of range one
east being the same acquired by the de-
ceased from Z. B. Powell, by an act, pass
ed before J. II. Lawrence, Justice Of the
Peace. in and for the Comfy of Yazoo,
State OF Mississippi, on the the Ath Of June
1853, on the following terms and con-
dtions, to wit: One third cash, and the
balance payable in two equal instruments,
at twelve and eighteen months from the
day Of sale. Purchaser to furnish notes
payable to the Executor, and mortgage
reserved until final payment.
THOS. F. HERNANDEZ,
apes Deputy Sheriff
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-01
Hn- Tho t.ondon '';mna tat.1v al

~ The London Times lately ad-
ressed itself to the French Ministry Of
War to obtain the biographies of some
Of the principal Fire uch generals, the
history Of the campaigns Of some AZ
r'can regiments. and some general in
formation about the principal military
institutions In France, With view to
reform Of the military system Of
Great Britain. This application was.
il is said, supported by the English
tlabipit.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-01

10 Shanghai chickens grow to an
enormous siss in Kansas. They are
fed in stables in high trough. like
horses. When mis- Il neglected, they
are apt to stsrve to death, rs they
grow 30 high that II is utterly impos-
sible 10 gel their heads down TO the
ground. The GROWING Of these epor-
,ucu. fowls resembles the noise Of dis
taot thunder, and 40 natural does IL
sound. that in one or two instances 1t
has been followed BY shower If rain.
This IL "a true es-===----ttlost Of the
Kansas stories Published in the Eas.
tern papers.
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Ncsr Spring GOOtls.

HIVE n0W n sto'e a beautiful se|ec-
l ton Of New Spring Dress Goods, con.
sisting Of Rich Flounced Rartagas. Ctena-
dines, silk Tis.nes. Organdus, Jsckonets,
Lawns, and Printed Linens--whte goods
Of all kinds. tcgethsr with full line Of
Staple goods 81 ali kind.--to which
would respectfully invite the attention Of
the public generally. . ~
may25. ". y. PHILLIPS
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New arrival Of Hats.

T HAVE just received by steamer Grena-
L d. another assortment Of Neu Spring
Hats, consisting Of Fashionable Moleskin,
Silk, Cassimer and Soft Hats Of al shapes
and variety Of colon, few more Of those
fashionable high crown soft Hats still on
hand.
Mar. 7. w. D. PHILLIPS.
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HIN Ubtap Store.
beautiful sprius Goods.

fusT RECEIVED per stesmship Uahawba, from
New York, ana opened This morning, choice
eye Robes, Chal'y. Plain and Black Rareres,
Hinghams, lawns, very fine Black Alpaca, Super
h'spba,ine. English and french prints Bsillianes,
Corded Lawns, Paris sytphlles, = new article 70,
ladies dresses, Grenadines &C., at the
PHILADELPHIA CHEAP CASH sTOpE.
mat25 Lafayette street.
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JAS. 4. HACKLEY,
rot 4 sta 4 Of j. ". Qwugglns.

s RESOLVED to keep the largest nshn
l aud most varied assortment Of
BOOTS and SHOES, hats andv y
CAPS, in thi. City Ladies, Gents and
Children's Bcctees, Shoes, Slippe,., etc
He will .ell at the very lowest cash prices,
and invites the public 10 call aud examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere. G
H<Fresh receipts from the Northern
Manufactures every week. Store on La
'aye''P stseet. lan22-y.
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French Window Glass.

PEcElVED per ship "OapuAr, "
from New York, an assortment " window
glass Shy lns-t0 by 70 s-~i0 hy 1e--l2 Nv 1s,
70 ~ 90 20 Nv 1910 BY A. Also, lsttsLn.e
'rlnar" and Waterford GLASS, always n hand
and fnr sale either by the hos or at retail.at
dee!y. D. u. MONTAN, chproh ST.
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Fresh Sprt,sg GOOets.

A FEW Sets Cattage Furniture complete with
~ Aarton. AtHD Az boz Split Rottpmed
Chairs, an Assortment NJ thcse Superior Buck
Cooking Stoves. Mahogany nedsteads Tete and
Tetes, Rocking AMI Easv Chairs. Cane and
w"ckseat office Chairs A.. ut the Furnishing
Ware Rooms If lapsl rIpFH 4 co