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,orTos AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

SUGAR AND NoIASSES.. Sales confined to retail lots at
previous rates.
FLOUR. better with sales of $500 bbs com
prsing 3S5 81 7 loo bbs at 81 for Common,
81 IS Fine IS 3h for Supene and s. Is for Extra 3l2
Superne at IS 2 lots IS 3a 2O at SIS 49, AL
Fancy at IS So 800 Extra SIS 90 and 50 at Sc 2 Dbl
Also day two 700 bbls St. Louis superfne at IS Is
Dbl.
CRAM The sales of Corn included S3 sacks Prime yell
low ut 65c and 2sO White in two lots at 75c D bushe
In Wheat heard of transactions Oats 455 sacks ST.
Louis were sold 45c u bushel The sales
of Bran from at TOc and $50 fes
the Levee, at IKE p 100 lbs.
PROVISIONS Mess Pork still retailing $2S u Dbl
No demand for Small lots of Bacon selling
at l5c for Ribbed Sides lac p for Shoulders with
duced stock Offering Lard 800 kegs sold Monday
besides what were then reported at l7}sc p ID.
HAY..A of los bales New York sold at SIS q tun.
APPLES heard Of sales at Sls3 . bb according to
quality
COFFEE 400 bags Prime sold at 1lc and 100 Skim
mings at 93&c q Ii.
WHISKY noticed sales of about 100 bbls including
800 Extra Rected 2lc 50 2Oc and 400 Raw at 2lc u
gallon.
FREIGHTs. ships taken for outports private
TERMS Ships on the Liverpool filling d
| and for Havre at lie for Cotton
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Commercial intelligence.

IIVERPOOL, Sept 4,
was IN he looked for after very large transactions OF
The nas week he Re has abatement in the demand
the present STILL the business each day has oeen
fair extent and prices Of all descriptions
as rather The Mddng qualities o. American remain
the saIne-Uplands l3 l6d.; Mobile SD and oreans
5l6d The Committee Brokers raise the quotations OF
Fair Cotton Nd per lib. Uplands 91sd Mobile, sAd.; and
Orleans gid ,<, 49,. II, h;,o-
Brazs d per higher Egyptians, though in far demand
are without change in price.
There is no proceedings calling for remar
the same causes already noticed continuing their
on u.s. viz stocks of Cotton with the
Of only very supply during the remainder OF the
giving the all parties that the present scale
prices will be least supported.
go American 6s5O Surat 30 Egyptian, 1870 Bahia and
20 Perps reported have been taken speculation
American 100 Madras l2 Snrt $50 Bengal and 81 Egyptian
that the the trade Tor the week
have been about Al 800 bales.
Sales day. 5000 1000 being speculation and Tor export
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Nem 0rlears 9ailp Grsstert.
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
Ntm Orleans stlontu Nlarket.
oREscEsr o,rck, No: 10 Camp street,

. a s-,.. CREscgsr OFFICE No. 10 Camp street, ! l
1E5 Tuesday Evening, Sept q. 1867. ! |
There material change observable money
to-day The Banks generally in good condition. though
the calls discounts large and likely continue The
teIegraphc advices add daily to the list Of failures New York
week were that tho and stringency
subsidng We, however, have evidence Of IT,
tany preferable that those whoare really without
prospect redemption suspend al the
betwix and between firms make dead halt the better for those
who solvent These half insolvent keep
all money agitation failures continue
New York. and increasing in Philadelphia. Some large
houses reported TO have lost heavily investments in
We hear Of suspensions every branch Of trade except
ing in Cotton however, In years gone by has bank
rupted The revuson going on in
Northern cities in way attributed cotton and the
Weld Of sugar this State last year dmnuve any
losses from dealing in the Louisiana
duct spectators high foreign countries in the
face another they must expect suffer the
| AS they are now 50 doing.
There inrrea.e in paper the market The note
brokers find buyers for what they have buyers
inclined to hold back There k however, very little double
AL Offering The transactions day too dminntive
to note only the best Of signatures at
Il; good and prime II, l56I18 per cent,
Exchange all Of figures for anything beyond
ten days sight Northern cities The demand for checks
the Banks on York good to-day with large sales at
al Der cent premium the Outside the rate
ranged from ]A premium round Of three days sigh
was premium, which shows advance over til
of last Saturday and yesterday Every variety
rates attend operation in sight and short sight Fifteen day
sight was sold lls discount sixty sight, as we e,
touched per cent discount today at which some
900 good bills were taken. If they had been considered
they would have found purchasers. Sterling clear bills
good offered freely at per cent We quote FRO
6s. 7ka7h; bills Of adng drafts 81. 6zGy6 per Ger
Francs difficult sale at 30-for the general range
. | good bills (bank drafts) 5.25.
Nothing doing stocks in bonds. The bottom OF Il
stock market in York has completely fallen through
that does not effect general stock market Of New oeat
If the telegraph should working for two or three wees
and the mails be suspended for the period OF time
community would daily thrown into little fever by
ports of every color forwarded just suit the views
any alanist or agator New York is entitled to great ere
for its spasaodic create panic over the count
There is for panic here This community ony oH
its banking institutions little S24,000O00, which is j
about half million dollars than last year. with an
increase of fully QUO last year in returns
cotton and sugar We is idle to talk OF panic
= | in this section.
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UNIVERSITY OF LoU1s1ANA-LAw De

The Lectures this Department will commence the Sc
Monday Of April 1856 They will important
branches of the Civil Common Constitutional and Intsra-
tioDa Law well Equity jurisprudence and Practice.
Lectures will be delivered by fonr Professors.
Those by Professor McCAIEB will treat Of Admiralty and
Maritime Law International Law, and the Jurisdiction Of the
Courts of the United States
Those by Professor RANDELI HUNT will treat Of Com
rnercial Law, Criminal Law and the Law Of Evidence
Those by Professor ROSELIUS will embrace the Civil Law;
Land whether derived from England SPAIN France
United States and the Practice of the Courts of Civil
dicon in Louisiana.
Those by Professor HEENEN will embrace the Common
Law Equity Jurisprudence and Practice and Constitutional
degree Bachelor Of Laws will be conferred those
students only who shall have attended two f courses Of
the respectable Counselor at and who shall
examination by the various Professors be fouEd deserving
of the honor
each Professor s5 matricuation fee ST. and
SO for the diploma
All communications must be addressed to the Dean Of the
Faculty, at New Orleans. THEODORE H. MCCALEB. D.
iel9 tpIO Dean of the Faculty
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a4 NOTIC 8
Jefesys Acting Suction md Force Pump,
ioith India Rubber Bal Hatces,
n Office

icith India Rubber Ball Halces
Suitable for Sugar and Cotton Plantations Draining Excaya
tons, Dry Docks Ships, Oeean and River Steamers,
Dwsllings, etc.. etc.. etc.
The subscriber having been appointed Agent for this State
for the sale Of Jeerys Improved Double Acting Pump with
nrn. This valuable paseIed jams
5h 1855 ewsrded the FIRST PREMIUM at the New
York State Fair. held at EmiEa IA that In
ducing this Pump this community the feels
confidence thst his efforts to bring into general viii
seconded all who It's operation snd construction
Pump Valves Will be thinking mind
Their and their yielding surface
certainly operation and perfection Of Hcton which cannot
attained the OF other Valves The simplicity Of
the facility With which the parts be removed
replaced the compact fon renders this the most perfect
Captain possess Of these valuable Pumps
apart from their general they can In moment b
transformed into efficient Fire Engine t5s j.
No. possesses capacity Of forcing % gallons per min
Size No spossesses capacity of forcing 40 gallons min
Size capacity Of forcing IS gallons min
And larger Sizes suitable Dry Docks heavy Drainage
capacity Of 500 gallons minute IN course
and be expected Nos and are ad
mirably adapted Sugar Houses forcing the
Piled while redeeming Swsmpy Lands the No. ~ nd
| pensable
The subscriber that when these Pumps
they will speak for themselves and that sooner late
they will go into general use.
Samples In operation at O. G. BIZ
Co.'s No. IS Camp Price Coulons, No. l Poydrs
the Office OF the undersigned where persons are
| vfted to call and examine before purchasing.
| ANDERSON D. DIETER, Agent,
/ mg41y 81 Gravier street.
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CILMAN's PNEUMATIC STEAM GRAVY.
" LATOR plantations comprising the
largest smallest casses Of which has taken of
three crops wh combination Of the following advantages
application of steam steam Granu
lator entire steam train:
1t requires but of 80 pounds of steam 70 strike
Battery"
2. Itrequiresn additional water for the boilers.
8. Its pipes never "scale'' or require cleaning.
Its heating surface is equally distributed throughout the
body Of juice that and hard grained sugar made
direct additional boilers required where the sngari
and GIRn's Bagasse Furnace Is usedone
pair cylinder boilers 80 inches in diameter and 81 feet
Gmans Baasse Furnace furnish steam 10 grind the
the Pneumatic Battery making 10 hhds. sugar
per day.
g. The Pneumatic Battery Grannlator is put in operation
much less the planter than other steam bat
terry application Of to making in part entirely
by steam.
For further Information, pamphlet with full specifications
drawings will furnished application the subscriber
who prepared the Battery Evapo
rators Carifers used with direct exhaust
| SAMUEL H. GILMAN -
| d. 1y 20 8ravier street. New Orleans. La.
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Shipping Sntelltgentt.

WEDNESDAY September %, 1851
CLEARED YESTERDAY. .-...
Ship Riversmih, Davis Liverpool, Baxter, Lowell Aeo
Schr Fanny, Wreidt, for Pensacola jules "A Blanc
ARRIVED.
Steamship Mexico Lawless Inianoa and Galveston
Hurts Morgan &co-st dist
Steamship Calhoun Rano %n, 1o' distre
Steamship Cahawba Buoch from New York via Havana 10
James Connoly &co-lst dist ..
Schr Martha, HARRISON two days from fensaeo8 10 master
Schr Laura Perkins, from Covineton-Basir.
Schr Fontanbleau. Peters, from Covingof-Basin
Schr El1na Halfour, from Horn lsand-Basin.
Sohr Aleyon, Earclse, from Covington.-Basin
Schr Syplde, Barbarian. from Coynston-Bgsn:
Schr Jeune Creole. Muggins, from bohiouca-basln.
STEAMBOATS,.
California, Hutchngs from Mobile.
Allegheny, Gable. from St Louis
r Powell, Estes, from Eickshurg.
Magnolia, Thompson. from Fcks1urg.
Marion Bouseau from Shreveport
Anna Perret, I4oualer from Washington.
Laurel Hill, Lanoue, from Bayou Sara
BELOw-CoMINa UP.
Ship Greenman Weber days from New York, to
Woodruff
Brig Rufus Soule, from Matansas.
MEMORANDA.
H7E- The steamship Calhoun was ordered back from 81
Marks 10 anpa Bay Rosa for the tation OF
U S troops.
EXPORTS.
LyERPOO-Shp Riyersmth-3t45 bales cotton l3i sac Ks
wheat 457 boxes starch, 2SuV slaves
/ PENSACOLA-Sclr Fanny-50,O00 bricks.
IMPORTS.
NEW YORK via Enthusiastically CahRwba-AszOrt
Ell ndse. a.. ~. ,.. I.sA.L7E
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NAY AVID BOARDING SCHOOL. FOR YOUNG

TVAf AMI HOAfIDlNNT SCt1lDOI1
u IADIES-F Founded in 1888, by Madame Lers and con
Quoted since lsO By Madame Dssbrsysux street,
tween Customhouse and Benvile Streets New Orleans
The GUNNER Session Of this establishment at Pass Chrissn
begins the 1 June The buildings there are large enough
TO accommodate FIFTY bcarders and indefinite number Of
Day Scholars Attached to the premises are tine bath house
stanta instruction every and department Of education
great facilities dr the Of the French Ian
euage Singing Soege taught by Mr. Provost the vel
leader q the Orchestra Of the New oreans Opera Mr
tnue sipgng and soege in the establishment HI
will also give private lessons in families. ~
Examinations in music place every month during WHITE
city and every fortnight during the al the Pass
The city school remains the whole for
dev chnlara
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CATTLE MAR z E T /.

JEFFERSON CITY Sept. %.
Arrived to-day 3S4 Texas and Atakapas Beef and
Veal Cattle and Hogs Prices OF good Beer Cattle are hmer
is scanly supplied with Hogs lair supply
of other stock offers quotations:
PRICES:
BEEF CArrlr-western Fine and Choice ssf9
Rough and Fair s--t O.
Attskapas Texas, etc. Interior' s :S9asl6
head .Si ~ -
Inferior and Ordinary. .SI9u.Sf ~
Mich Cows Choice Kentucky (per head .... S3oG45S
Ordinary. ,syoSgWp
CALVES YEARLISGS.... 'PoHeio "
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REMOVALS.

- REMOVAL-TAYLOR RADDIs, an
fgBoors sH WhslssA'f sfrisrs a n CARS
~ Have their Stores from Nc. Il Magazine st
the comnodous Stores Nos q Magazine and %
Common street. ~
The undersigned woud respectfully inform their friends md
public generally that they have removed their Store az
above, where they will keep consistently on hard ass sn
we'll selected stock Of BOOTS SHOES HATS and GAZE OF
every variety and quality. fs-a
They receiving in their stores per steamship
Black ships Susan Kinks and Eanue Eater oss
fifty thousand dollars worth of FRESH shAsoSASis
GOODS which they would respectfully call the attenuoA q
and dealers generally The induceI1sns
they buyers surpassed by any other ssab
nent in the CITY, Please call and examine our stock
~ - ~ es.-'-arIrI TAYLOR Il RADDIN, 4
sel2-6 q Maaazh and u Common street.
MISUNDERSTANDING RADnIN WHOLESALE
II Dealers in Boots Shses, Hats and Caps have removed
from M Al Marzne large and eonmodions Stores
Nos q Magazine and Al Common streets. sell Ina
n ENnyED-THE OFFICES OF THE NEW Or
II leans Jacs SON Great Northern Railroad GorapxSy
removed from No. 40 Crandelet street to he
Depot Buildings on Calliope street. xi3
A NEW DISCOVERY-THE GREATEST AND
"A MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD.
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WANTED.

g WANTED TO HIRE-A SMART COLO RED
III Girl l3 IA years Ole wait in the honse and do cham
CO. Der work Apply at No. Terpsichore street, or inquire
~ N this Office. selS tt
VATANTED-AGOOD PLAIN SEAMsTRESS DESIRE
w work. Apply Eu'erpe door to the dry
goods the corner Prytapia street. sel2 If
49, HOUSE WANTED-IN THE FIRST OR
E Fourth District between Magazine and Apollo streets,
i comfortable House, suiabe for moderate sized family
with large yard garden attached wond be preferred
exceed 5000 $500 year For house that
suits lease OF three i've could be made Apply to 81
GRAY street.
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SARSA ARILL4 LOZE NGES
y. Simple and Compound.
Prepared N, HEREU, Druggist and Physician.

Prepared oy n HEREU, Druggist and Physician.
to ali speciaities heretofore known.
have long time thoroughly investigated the idea of
general therapeutic susceptible of being applied to a
diseases the development morbid principle which
from Internal cause either in the blood or any OF TBS
careful and uninterrupted analysis e the animal i a
bring about suc result, and, thanks iniefagae re-
searches il is obtained. 20 zs IL, :,
grand which based upon eeanous principle OF sa5
parilln partly known the public Such is Tx dseoyeIy
Iosenges has been given it, because is nals prsesa ihs
possibility Of doing otherwise and have divifed 4 INTO a
Pile and compound Lezenses in order that ths ee
to children as we'll as adults. =.
Ny first were made sSd h ssan s Nm
ceeae that the charge of quackery COMO mol Dc
The tlention of physicians and of the public is called to
these cenge order one may witness The s
- GENERAL EFFECTs, us
Testified to by upwards e Thousand pe e
by removing all Impurities from this precious organ and fufd
SPECIAL EFFEcT
Prompt and radical cure Of all diseases seneraily
Persons who have used these hozsnge have never had the
j. vspsreai syphitis: hepsic scOrbutical eoqty, r-
few days after the remedy is resorted to. . ~
An diseases of the lungs head eyes stomach bowels ana
Sidsd the Lossnge. are rssorted to- 1's'I
For sale by the box with prospectus showing how 'hsy
GENERAL DEPOT At y. HEREu's,
| corner Toulouse and RoaTnoH suesSss
i,WRis 81 r. {, SO sss,,,,., :.
.,.-r z1s--s5z=s i. B6SN1gbi.
corner OF WITS WITS s9s Ressss "a
t'.1 gsl-5 Q. i. wERCKMuLLEEr
-ls-. 4 102 Camp street, corner OF PoSsrss stIsss
NR-consal'ations gratis daily at The sa've Drug store
I ly3 ~ - ------------------
4 >sEso G. BLE;AISLEY. % ANps, RANs PA
s Wssans se Fs 81 Ss Ts ss
all he branches DOUG stthe shortest aoriee jas u
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Aetiem 1T tke Ilarkets.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, Sept. g. 1857.
COTTON. The market better supplied yesterday, and
general demand the sales reached $500 bales ut
steadier and mostly fuller prices. We now quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior (Old Crop) Middlng. .l52s(1l6
Ordinary t02A Good MiddIing.
Good Ordinary Mddng Fair. l61s6 l6A
Low Mid 'g(new cr'p) l5sS(dI5s4 Fair. oil
TOBACCO The stock is reduced and the demand limited
Nothing reported yesterday
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton-baes. Tobacco-hhds
Stock or hand Sept. l. ls57........... 1887 l3,725
Received since 1871 oa,oo ~ NJ 40
yesterday 1881 ZiS Uu 49,
29975 l4,2l4
Exported since ....,,.,, 1872 2,776
yes,erday.. 3l45 4377 200 2,776
1888 ii, 43S
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FOR SALE,

g. JUST ARRIVED, WITH A LARGE LOT OF
~ Virginia NEGROES consisting Of Plantation hands,
IN Biacksmhs, House Carpenters, Cooks Washers and
~ Irones Seanstreses and House Servasts The uudsr
sgne will be receiving fresh supplies during the season. which
offers for sale for cash approved psper, HAGANS
Old Stand of Espanade and MORGAN streets. New Or
leans,
se2l snd&Wt JOHN B. SMITH.
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NEW YORK via Notwithstanding CahRwba-AszOrt
ed Inlse. sl.NgE
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A NDERsON u. DIETER, COMMISSION MEK-
Acting sdcffoN AND FoRcE PUW WITH INDIA
RUBBER BALL YAI,VES II s57 l-sis5-
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IMPORTS,

LIyERPooI-ship Riyersmith3l45 bales cotton 1874 sacks
wheat 457 boxes starch, 2Su0 slaves.
PENSACOLA--Schr Fanny-50,O0l bricks
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sad RAILROADS.. .l 4
NEW ORLEANS. OPEIOusAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILRoAD-sundries to Bernard d. Alquin--Ant Hio.
kpTp Any

MOBILE-Steamer Cafornia-S5 bales cotton orderM4
domestcs GLADDEN. siexasl2 kegs nails2 pkg Geddes
81 paper dco-2 bxs mdse Taeton Whiting
Tuls- do Hugely, Blair 4co-4pkgs do simpson-l do
Ney er, Mummy eco.
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1NfIOIAs BARKER, GENERAL. AGENT si APP
GOLLECTOR Particular attention given 10 STEAM
BOAT BUSINESS. Baron Rouge La
Reterences-Barbee Benjamin. George A. Pike. s ".
Hart q Co. Isrguer Lan0ue Col. Andrew Matta Hon ?.
q. Morgan n. d. n ~. u.l nyfS Il
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A,l HEADQUARTERS FIRST COMPANY
yWSS WASHINGTON BATTALION OF Artillery
fqH4YS Arsenal, Girod street.
The First Company Washington Battalion of Artil-
Iery viii regular Monthly Meetings the first NON
DAY Of each month. and Regular Drills THURSDAY of
every week Il 8 O'Clock, until further notice.
By order of
j. B. WALTON, Captain.
WILLIAM II. SLACK. o. s. myS II
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Su-a G. BLEAExLEy, 80 AND6l RAMPANT
NR street, manufacturer Of Carriages Bucsfes pEtnz
-&@G Wagons. ETC. Fire Engines rehai Rsarf,ss In
all he branches dong Sthe shortest Noise. jas Il
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EXPORTS

B1- The steamship Calhoun was ordered back from
Marks 10 Tampa Bay and Rosa for the transportation
U S troops.
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TN STORE
Is SUPERIOR p. Ennl,or and ST. Estephe;
. 80 bhls laut Sauterne White Wine;
li0 quarter casks Burgundy Port Wine;
100 octaves Sherry aud Madeira;
% boxes Swiss Absyptlie;
40 superior Nluscat;
100 old Chateau Margaux;
l25 of 100 hf boxes each Nantes Sardines;
40 assorted Preserves, such as Peas, Mushrooms
Cops in oil, etc. For sale by
GRATIAA COMMAGERE Il CO.,
sell % Cnstomhcuse street.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-FRoMT ri He FIRST or OCTOBER,
fH1ls57 story Houses, Nos. II ant Eryxde.
A street, side above the Cien gotd
diton. ,ttgs5 .4faya Va. 81. -sS.ss9 z - H..
Apply to the subscriber Bacrhrs md "a
nI ses. I'M ima JAMES FORSYTH.
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1IHE IMPROVED McCHEsNEY WASH

ING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and for sale by the sub
scriber Orders left 70 Apollo street. 9i Magazine street
in Box +6 Mechanics Exchange the grocery store OF
james Collins 6S Apollo street, specimen be
will be promptly attended All ask of the public Is tr
trial. and if they give satisfaction RETURN them and the
money will be refunded. j. n. DAUGHERTf.
fyil " No. 10 Ano 10 street
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Date of Departure or European, California
and Havana Mails, for September, 1857.

mail consisting Of letters and newspapers for States
aud cities Of the German gstrian Postal Union and Denmark
Norway Sweden Poland Russia IOnan Islands,
is sent from the Post-ofiee in Boston semi. weekly.
closed mail consisting Of letters and for France
Alger is sent the Post flee in semi weekly
Postage 10 ceats quarter payment optional
newspapers cents each payment required.
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pLANKETS-z. GRANIER Il CO.'S, OF MoNTPE
II lier, for sale by
GRATIAA, COMMAGERE & CO.,
Sole Agents in the United States,
Selg ustn street.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-01-23
Land, Town Lots, and Negroes
FOR SALE.
Larkin Butrum and wife Rebecea,

"a.
Granville Williams aud wife Margaret. form.
erly Margaret Hamilton, Martha Haml
ton, Mary A. Hamilton, Earcissa @. Hamil.
ton, James II. Hamilton, and Samuel II.
Hamilton, heirsat-law Of Robert w. Ham.
. ilton, decd
TN obedience to an interlocutory decree
Il rendered at the last term Of the County
Court Of Meigs county, Tennessee, made at
the January term, 1857, will, on Friday, the
9th day Of February next. offer for sale, at
the Court house door in the town of Decatur,
Tennessee, the following described Land.
Town Lots, and Negroes, Of which the said
Robert W. Hamilton, deed, died, seized and
possessed Of, in Meigs county, to wit: One
Hundred and Twenty Acres, in the third
range, West Of the meridian. second fraction.
al township. thirty third section; the West
half of the North east quarter, and Forty
Acres off the West half Of said quarter: and
also the following Town Lots In the town Of
Decatur, to wit:-Lots Nos. 40, so, 50. 81. 65,
IS, IA, rs and 10, and the following Negroes,
slaves, to wit :--Reuben, aged about 40 years,
Amy. aged about As years, Charles, aged
about 10 years, Simon, aged about IL years,
Sandy, aged about I years, and Phillis, aged
about years. The same will be sold on a
credit OF one and two years, in equal install
ments. except the sum of one third of all the
purchase money, which will be required to
be paid down. and note with approved secu.
rity for the remainder, bearing interest from
date and lien retained upon the land and
town lots for the unpaid purchase money.
J. A. HOWSER, Clerk,
Per N. J. LfLLARD, D. @.
Jan 16, 1S57-6t-prs fee $l1-434