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ID URAL RESIDENCES-
II MANUFACTURING SITESl
RARE OPPORTUNITY! II
.-.-- ..-...-- LONG CREDIT !!
nTS

FOR sALE-15O SQUARES OR ABOUT 34OO LOTS IN
THE TOWN OF KENNER.
This property situated the line of the N jackson
and G. n Railroad miles from the city The ground form
ing of the Meae Ridge higher than other place
within miles, and will drain itself rapidly, without
any artificial means.
70 airy healthy agreeable neighborhoods
raj for the families of the business of the CITY,
tain sections of the higher grounds have been for p
residences with ample and under uniform regla
TONS all the of which is designed shall be lined with
shade and ornamental To their grounds
have been and will be donated the for
schools churche colleges and public Here and
wealth combine to make place unsurpassed for rustic
beauty.
caty presents decided advantages manufacturing
town than other point in State 1t has front
Mississippi of than mile and half and
the navgabe waters of Lake Poncharran only
miles distant It is the only place where the n o.
and g. N Railroad connects directly with the river and offers
the time to the pney woods and lumber
districts For the establishment Of manufactures of all de-
scptons dry docks and steamboat building has
rior and for the of azns the mechanic
offered.
Lumber by daily trains and brick made the
be delivered here at less than city The Railroad Com
will render the facilities to the travelling
muuy and will accommodation train and from the
hours suit the convenience of those doing
the city sucency of travel require it. Mr.
Irwin will also his lnt Of omnbuses at the
requisite hours thus making the connection with Canal street.
portion of this property will be sold low prices for the
OF five cent In cash. balance five credit
with interest at six per cent. annum.
Fer further particulars apply to MINOR KENNER at the
K. VDSE, las Magazine street. au2D ly-
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THE SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY. -The Montgomery
correspondent Of the Mobile Tribune, writing under

THE SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY. -The Montgomery
correspondent Of the Mobile Tribune, writing under
date Of the Gath ns speaking Of the great Southern
University projected by Bishop Polk, says
On Wednesday, the 25th the decision at the meet
ing of the Bishops Of the ten Southern Dioceses will
be made and the public wilt learn scheye the Univer
sity will he located. There are at present arrived
here the RI. Rev Bishop Polk. Bishop Cobb, Bishop
Otey Bishop Green, and Reverends MessrA Dunn, Of
NJ a6S u Tnneasss ina 1b s em
nent laymen All the above gentlemen are not on the
committee, and have not learned who are. Bishop
Polk, of Louisiana, true Southern man. chairman.
He was the originator Of the enterprise II is destined
to success.
The result Of the deliberations Of the above named
eminent divines will be awaited with interest," That
success may attend upon the whole enterprise in
which they are engaged is, as it should be, the
most fervent aspiration of every truehearted South
erner, l. 7F'r y si .E-t.-t r Z
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This m r,,6nsetus 0nrstiS a. soSnfton n vhscb
am not dispoSed "a snticfnsAe Wher ~ erisens.v
arises It will he time enouoh fny tJaa diacnssior
Having, IN great hssts. dsnced q ne topies com.
urahended in fhe syent rre-eir, Il, S,ict, Ssoef
Carolina nav do herseN inmorfsI honor N "a vs
H. trust may be permitted q ~ lew vords n
relation 10 myself vithout 81 CiIiasiye aesflove'
Ithessfore ben leave distinctly % syow til bavs
no desire 10 10 70 lie Senate Of he Uuited este ~
cept on mission Of high and efIectiye uervice n
| you viii sanction nv moyinu ~ nv elert3on II :
direction, II possible, q overthrow tie present reys
nue system, with al it, revolving incsdents wiIl
serve y0u with uncompromisinx fidelity and zeal.
But il You are disposed to be ecuuiescent and MS
missiye TO the present state Of things, must decline
the honor OF being your senatofiI Repftsentative.
Private life will be far more IN Acccfdancs with nv
inclinations pride and taste. H. however yn should
elect me under this declaration, shall conceive that
have your warrant for moving, and win move With
the unatering step Of the triumphal action Of our
state in 1882. We q scotched The snake ~ tken We
will kill him n0sc. bid lsaS #s,a65s 55 sfs
Gentlemen, do not feel myself entirely unw0stby
Of your confidence, II the testimony Of one Of the
best and, in my belief taking him for an in al 2
the greatest man South Carolina ever produced q d
4 any worth s9FsS issifi.siags 81 s5sgisi
In the session In which Mr.. Calhoun died, was al
Washington and for sx weeks preceding his decease
l was the constant cemUarion Of his Eick.bcd, In
sfAd NJ seettn0 Che NJ tie ,,etrr,,,I;a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-30
NEW DISCOVERY THE GREATEST AND
"A MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD.
SARSA p ARIL II LOZE GES,
Simple and Compound:

prepared by n. HEREU, Druggist and Physician.
Superior all Essences SyrIps named, and
to all speciaities heretofore known.
general therapeutic agent susceptible of being applied all
the development morbid principle which proceeds
from an Internal cause either in the blood of the
organs.
careful and uninterrupted analysis Of the animal yegeta
bring about such result and, thanks my interchangeable
Searches II is now obtained.
grand idea which based oeagnos principle of sa
paria partly known to the public Such the discovery
ozenge has been TO it. because its precuded the
possibility of doing otherwise and have divided it sim
pie and compound in order they might be given
to children well as adults
Ny first experiments made privately, and remained
ceeded and that the charge of quackery could be brought
The of physicians and of the public is called to
these o1enge in order that may witness the adm
rsbe results of the same
90 GENERAL EFFECTS, ~
IT,, resumed to BY upwards Of Thousand persons
The Is the blood is purified and RENOVATED
oy removing all impurities from this precious and fluid
SPECIAL EFFECTs.
Prompt and radical cure of all diseases generally.
who have used these Loznges have had the
venerea syphilic hepatic scorbutcal gouty rheu.
@ after the are completely cured
All diseases Of the lungs, head stomach bowels and
other ne nm. complaints disappear entirely pro.
For sale BY the box with prospectus showing how they
GENERAL DEPOT AT N. HEREU's
corner Toulouse and Bourbon streets.
'--- '"= .a j. wRiaHT CO..
.- II orr, = an and l5l Charities st.
-.. i. BoNNABEL,
corner Of Natehez and Tchnuptoulas SITS.
c. Il. wERCKMULLER
l02 Camp street, corner Of Posd street.
N Determinations (ratis) daily Drug Store
jys ~ ,..-.,-.
r EMIrTANCEs T0IHE OLD COUNTRY
~ Sight TRAITS the BANK or IRELAND in from
FENSEII POWER CO.
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Particnlars Of Foreign Keeu!
PEE srEANsHfr ATLANTIC.

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+ pxp avls !. ,sc n s,' Z. - 4 ~v,c VI
- 2 $500 80 Z ' -
AZ ste aesx6hiu Ats6ufse ~ sSvsSurxs@m the Ifth
So 80 $500 x M.- -, y. ~ 40 m.
Y - ~. "a i n 80 - TX
tsa g sne iesoNins insenAence nen ~ nsss:
~ HeWiny Aispute has - 49, 6etweeu the ffes
e5ty N Fnnkfot 81 ~ Untted e1atee II Anerica.
IN ros!cs ~ ~ faspsr eity hae the res
1ee4N a. - - ~ pasitcM NteAk, VI TIE name
q Froebe4 80 - saAce bec01s ~ American
60 f5ue11 played 4 c1l14, hin ~
eye4se q leA8. II cCnskgpenceU ~ - tesdiction
e ~ alQeM ~ ~ He1eteF, ~ Aunn Connl,
MA0 - thzel4e1e& N bEaek ~ ~ with the
oxdeF n 20 Il eiAkn a ~ 6IaeX Sss6ss.
81 4 - y e Ke9 - ~ Hev. znl15ss
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Enelsnd On 81 ~ ri -
= By The tssus g = - = = nmte.
yideo on the, 23d IL IT. r. ffe1Ct s.rm
d,Anairss Of Rme - q $50 p + ~ ~.
and the Govesnrne16 ef mn = ~ i f12 ceheY nj
The settIement Of H. ". T. ~ 49, IA
dsmsaes cAnsed " ~ N u b r. fia uiou q :
70 assemb5s shoxsly = - = ~ tioss
clains iato cons16 III ~ - months
b alIcwed ~ psssoHs Iulol1g - ~ y, md *
1bur months s1cF th0se 81 - ~ t1 II tAsir
claims, after which period neue ~ ~ ue6lss1-
The dsasils n ~ vcts " wnks ~ egsdkA Diet
rejected Tia fUyal pfUp0otf50u 1H3G1ID0 ruf7Hinua
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WEST FELIcrANA RAILROAD BANK.-Through an
of report has gained circulation that the
notes of this bank payable at the Bank of New Or
leans, were not redeemed on presentation. While in
the city, short time ago. having some of the money
we presented it at the wrong institutions and of
it refused. with the reply that they" had
nothing to do with it, We have learned our mis-
take and take pleasure in stating that the deposits
are amply sufficient to redeem the entire circulation
of the West Feliciana Reroad Bank in gold and
silver, and that all the bills are cashed on presenta
ton. We regret exceedingly the mistake on
part, and make the correction with great pleasure.
IWOodyille MISSY Renuhean oath inst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-30

EN- RouTE--The David White, Tor Louisville, had
on board yesterday rich freight ExU. S. Senator
Brodhead, of Pa, came up on her from New Or
leans Col. JEFF Davis and family boarded her at
Brierfed; and here, at this port, Gov. A. G. Brown,
our other u. s. Senator, with his family. and Con-
gresham O. R. Singleton and children, became pas
sengers, swelling the numbers OF distinguished per-
sonages aboard. Many of our citizens were at the
landing, to send cheerngly on their way these cham
pions Of Democracy, who in few days will be in
their places in the Federal Capitol, maintaining
Southern Rights and prospering the Union. pleas
ant voyage be theirs GNiekshnrg Sentinel 2sfh
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TyBE GEM FANCY AND FAMILY GRlS-
Gerry STORE, No. % Rsronne street; E. L. BERCIER,

Gerry STORE No. 70 Rsronne street; Z. l.. BERCIER,
Agent.
RS- large assortment OF Choice GROCERIES, WINES
and LIQUORS
S CHAMPAGNE. of the best brands In quarts and pn,s
other FINE WINES Superior OLD BRANDY and Other
Liquors Supene C0RDIALS, and variety of Fancy Ar
of the very best qualities always hand low prices
Goods delivered to families free of draynge IL
House opposite the Gaety Th,aer tho oashy paired
that they will be OPEN THIS EVENING, and
solicit of patronage Having had long experience in
this business and bling their Intention to keep the best
Liquor be found they to satisfy all who may favor
them with call. 80
connection with the Bar, there Is EATING SALOON
where will be found the best the market affords. -
se2l THOs. W. DICK & Co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-30

TIE OLD KENTUCKY HoME.--Hon. John G. Breck-
inrdge Vice President Of the United States, has sold
his residence in Lexington, KY, to Rev. W. c. Dandy
of the NJ. d. Church. Washington will, for some
years at least be the residence Of Mr.. Breckenridge.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-30

u EMITTANCEs TOIHE OLD CnUNTR Y.
~ Sight TRAITS on the BANK OF IRELAND in from,
81 to ESQ Sterling and upwards always for sale by
FENNELL, POWER & CO.,
se26 6m 90 Common street.
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JOHN s. MAUNSELL.
And tho .Propreors OF Newspapers in New Orleans VII
have used the OIL my4 6mkW
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v. D EMoRU ELLIE, Dealer,
At the Old Basin, corner of Toulouse and Franklin,
Has constantly on hand BUILDING MATERIAL. such as
Lime White and Yellow Sand Cement Plaster Of Paris Shin
Bricks and all kinds of Firewood.
Orders from the country promptly and carefully
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- NEW ORLEANS LOCK MANUFAC,
ENsN TORY, II Magazine street, Poydras.
t<eB ALEX. W. DEARIE. RICHARD DEARIK
NJ DEARIE L BROTHER.

~ NEW ORLEANS LOCK MANUFAC-
~ TORY, II Magazine street, Poydras.
~ 4.s. W o.f SHzk4s Bk9TH ah!fsA.D Ds4n,..
LOCK MANUFACTURERS AND BELL HANGERS,
respectfully inform the public and builders that they recev
ing and have hand large and complete of
BUILDERS HARDWARE, consisting of Locks, Hinges,
Bolts Sliding Door Trimmings Screws Pueys ETC., which
they offer for sale the most reasonable Attached
their store they have factory where all kinds Of Locks for
banks vaults prisons stores dwellings, etc. made to
der at the shortest notice and warranted Also
r9r article Of safe Night Latch for offices and dwellings
BELL HANGING in all its various branches such Sig
al and other Bells for locomotives ships hotels dwellings
etc. put up in wokmanke and warranted TO give
tended to.
as-soie Agents for GRAY BROS. PATENT DOOR AND
GATE SPRINGS. '5sA m25 "
-,R> MRS. CAMPBELL. TEACHER OF MI.
H7V" SIC gives lessons on the PIANO and GUITAR, at
t her residence, No. Constance street. H"Terms
30 per month twelve lessons, inyarsbly in advance
- LECTURES at Constance street once week flo 1y
HTNo ). Il. MATTHEW'S q CO.-CAK.
6*C4H RAGE TRIMMINGS, everything necessary for
Xn@9X Building and Repairing Carriages kept for sale
AXIES suitable for Cane Carts and Drays with Pina
and Nds at No. 1856 Gravier eet New Orleans aul ly
a. EOSTEH'S SLAVE DEPOT, ISL COMMON
~ street. New Orleans-He keeps constantly on hand and
for sale Mechanics, Field Hands, Cooks, Washers
AM and General House Servants Also buys and SELF
SAV ELS commission Having converted the family part
the large three building the of Slaves has
the best depot in the city, and well furnished for the
Of Slaves.
d1 If ..,. .s.. T. FOSTER
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l OUISIANA STEAM CLOTHING MANU-
II FAGTORY-65 and l6 Canal street We call the atten
ton of Planters Merchants stock Of
CLOTHING and largest yet offered in
the Southern market IL .s.-s- -' .H
The many Acknowledgements have received from those
who patronize establishment an that ready t.
hib justify IN srting that planters who wish to haye
their comfortably and economically clothed, would do
well and inspect Goods befoe taking supplies
nl6-lm HEBRARD Il co.
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IN NEW FALL GOODS-MRS. NOR. II p |
S&YT0N, l61 foydras street hiss just received MA.
from Paris and the North rich assortment Of HSf&
FALL BONEETS of every style, RIBBONS, EN- SAFzS&
BRO!DERIEs and FANCY GOODS, which she invites the
attention Of the Ladies aud country visitors.
A1 Old Bonnets cleaned and renewed. Country orders
promptly attended se23
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But what would recommend such system OF
finance to favor, will be that Direct Taxation"
will lead to +" Direct Trade"-that great and long
desired blessing of Southern aspiration which, when
accomplished, will be attended by a gush of pros
perity the South has never known. -
would show that we have su omitted to these evils
for nearly half century, from mistaken attach
men to the Union OF these States which has at last
fortunately ceased, from the conjoint operation of
action and fanaticism, and is regarded now by all
men of nothing but degrading superstition,
when it tolerates injustice, spolaton and abuse.
With these financial objects l would endeavOr to
connect the consummation of effective guaran-
tees in regard to our peculiar nstitutionsat least
that the Hall of Congress should be exempt from the
perpetual agitation of the slave question, and that
the members Of the South, without resorting to the
bludgeon, should be protected from vulgar insoence
and INSCRIPTIONS SANDER.
In regard to Kansas, | think your Representative,
denied admission into this Union, is cheated out
of her right, should, in either event. be prepared for
effective action suitable to either emergency
| ought now to say to YOU in perfect fairness and
candor that have no idea that the resolutions pro
vidng for the several financial objects in this letter
will be carried, but, discussed with ability and ampl-
tude. they will dfuse so much information that the
South will be prepared for action if the North is not
prepared for justice. After the vote has been rem
dered in either House to which your Representative
| may belong, he should, consequent on our defeat,
endeavor with untirng exerton to unite the South
| ern Delegations in a vigorous and well concerted
effort, to present fairly TO the Northern States the
fact, that it is impossible for to live any longer
under government which collects its revenues under
scheme of taxation oppressively unequal as the
| imports at the Custom-House are, and would be, il
continued. If this demand is denied, respectfully
cordially and fraternally made, we have nothing t
do after earnest protest and exhortation but to
| BILE in convention and draw the line of Separation
point to which the North would not like to see u
travel for she is too intelligent not to perceive tina
the Union is worth more to her than corrupt an,
insidious mode of taxing US. Suppose they shout,
endeavor to sustain injustice by coercion This,
think, would be rather bootless game for them +
play There does not exist on earth, physically,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-09

IA a 4 y.
LAR7E Stock Of Meas, Boys and Children's SON Fu
~ and Wool Hats Of every description just received and
or sale uy b. z. CUTTER
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-09
TrieseInar No. i, 2, and 3.

Triesemar No. i, 2, and 3.
Thus protecting the public sglin Irr Sswhch
lals the teyersst penal oflaw award.
DR IA. BARROW. NSn5sr of the Imperial collss, Of
~ Vienna, snd Royal CHege Of surgeO~s, London, may
be eronsly eopsne al his rrsd4n,e l5T Prince street.
(few NO k Broawav New YorS, from II the
morning til and from til in the evening (Sundays
exoepted,) unless by special appointment.
-RIEsENiAR No l, Is the Remedy for RELAXTIoN,
sPE8MAToRRu4A, and All the distressing consequences
arising from early sbue niiscmiaats excess too long
re nee 10 hot climates. II has invgorated and restored
q perfect health thousands q NE de tssd who are now
the erioynent OF all the FInc ions Of Manhood and
whatever may he the cAUSEt, every DISQUALIFIED
TtoS for MARRIAGE is eaeelualy suodaed BY this Won
derrl biscoTery!
TRIEsEMAR no II; completely and entirely sra5icztes
all traces Of GouOr hcea, both in It's mild and aggravated
forms Geets Strict rs lutiion Of the Aadler,
,snon o. the udns Pains Of the Lons and Kiineys and
those disorders whore Copsva and Cub bs have
thought andate the ruin o The health OF
pOrtiOn OF he population.
TRIEsEiAR, No ILLS the great Continental Remedy
Tor Syphilis ant seson kry symptoms IL also constitutes
certain cure for scuryey scroaa and an impurities from
the vital stream, aogehe eradicate the virus Of
disease, and Is fang Remedy flF that class Of dis
orders which unfortunately the English Physeian treats
with Mercury the inevitable destruction Of the patients
esna,tu on aud watch al the SArsAparIa in the world
eanuo, remove.
TRlEsENAR, No asd g. prepared in the form Of
senge devoid Of taste or smell and can be carried in the
Wasscat pocket Sold Ia tin case and divided into separ
ATE doses as administered By valpeaa, Ia nln, OAK RI
cord &e 4e Price S eaeh, or ar ease. In for 3d.
Uhch tS and 10 s2I cases whereby there is saving
OF 80.
special arrangements having beer made with the
Exnreres tie nine dollar ~ fTesEar aud the larg
er sin e. forwarded BY Dr. Rar ov, carriage P,id
diatey on receiving FeatRsoe 20 para Of the word
securely PACKED and addressed according The instFucons
OF the Wrer thus securing The pablo genuine Enropekn
orsparaions ani egestuaHy protecting them spar
nus pernicious INIT itons The three dollar
usual but not free of carriage.
To be had ae from Dr. Barrow, that beautifully astrAt-
ed and pYpui AZ work, HUMAN RRAtLTY, PHYSI0LO-
GtCAL REsEARcdeS" II describes in clear aud lacld
anner the and effects OF the deas above
eA with instructions for taeir prrps treatment And
Price s3 cents. Sent free 10 any address.
address DR BAREow i5T Prince street, tsew b'oess
usst q BroAdwayl Nes Yosk. noy5-iydv.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-09
Facts About Ambrotypes.

A MRTgOTHPES we're "IatrodReesh in Nashville
"A by A. LkRCoMBE.
Ambrotypes made nowhere else h Nashville than at
Azbrotype BSeEns, No. 40 College 81.
Anbro,gpes made upon douhs plate glass keEmeti.
s1y sealed and thus protected against AL possibility Of in
tary
AmuFeiype countegfsits made single glass, not
ssaled durEns ordinary dagueTFeoype
Ambr0ypes named bT Inventor 70 distinguish
cm from All other pictures Other borrow the
end spTy inisuoF pioSure whsh lAaSs the main
aaants of an Aushsasyps--tans and durahE.tg dbfR
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-09
Gold Medal Pianos!
STEIN WAY a SONS, ManufacImI

STEINWAY a. SONS, manufacturers,
. A WALLER STREET, NEW YORK -
- Il Received the following FIRST PRIzE
MEDALS in Competition with the best makers n N
Of Boston, Kew York, Philadelphia and BALI =
timore:
TWO FIRST PRIZE MEDALS at the Metropolitan Fair,
Washington, March, 1855
GOLD MEDAL at the Crystal Palace, New York No.
vember 1888 (beng the only gold medal given for Pianos
within the last six years
GOLD MEDAL at the Maryland institute, Baltimore,
1876
THE FIRST PRIZE MEDAL at the Fair, Crystal Palace,
New YOrb, November, 1856. Among the judges the
hrst Mascsi Talent OF the Country, such NJ. Mason,
Gottschsk, Wolenhaupt and others. st. s. Pi-
with and without the Iron Frsme) warranted
for three years, and written guarantee given Pianos
paek ed and shipped without charge. Prices moderate
decIS-lv-y
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-09
GEEBERT 81 Co.

Auction and Commission Merchants,
NO 81 BROADWAY, CORNER COLLEGE ST.
JOHN Y. GILBERT ................ ....Auoti0neer.
TNIND GOLD WATCHES AND GOLD JEwELRY kept
II constantly on hard aud Tor sale better
any house 10 Nashville, Alo, Git Jewsy in grs-t
rety for sale 10 dealers on y.
So We sell at Arction every night.
We duplicate aud sell Goods during the dey Et Auction
Prices You can save from 10 g. IS per cent. In all the
Goods you wish 10 bay in oar line, BY tctlng 81
GILBERT A co.'s,
Irr15 No 81 p oAdwav.