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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-28
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.


AnVIEs, Vices, EBeI.KE PLATE, GUN, PAD
lows AND TRUNK LOCKS.
STOCKS, AND DIES. SIF TERS, RIDDLES,
Cast. Shear. German Wove and Screen Wire.
aud Blister Steel. lTacks, Brads, Shoe and Fin
SHoVELs, SPADES. HOES, lshing Nails
RAKEs AND FORKS. Platf orm, Counter, Beam
Hammers. ~ atchets and Tea Scales.
and Files. STATES. CLOCKS MIR.
CaTpenters', CoOpers', and RORS, AND VARIETY
Blacksmitbs' Tools GOODS.
CTRCULAR SAWS LARD, CHEESE AND
and Saw Mandnls. BUTTER-TRlEhS.
MILL, CROSS CIT AND Bride Bits, surrup Irons,
HAND SAWS. Rein and Girth " ebbing.
Axes, Nails, Chain, sndlCORN MILLS, SHELTERS
HAMRS. and STRAW CUTTERS.
MORTISE AND BORING MACHINES.
ALSO, LARGE AssORTMKE OF
Guns, Rifles, and Pistols Table Knives and
Forks; Pocket knives, Scissors. and
shears, of Every Variety.
Forming all the Largest Variety and Extensive
Stock OF the kind offered the Nashville Trade
rounding country. all of which offer at GREATLY
REDUCED P ICES to cash buyers prOpmpt paying Gus
six Months Time. We will from until De-
cembeT st offer inducements to cash buyers, and
tcuzry solicit the attention Of every Country Merchant
visiting the market unusually Large Stock of Edge
Tools, Guns, and Cutlery. Respectfully,
MCCALL, VANLEER q CO.,
A South Market Street,
aug I6-u Sign of the Big Paddock.
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Certificate Of Package of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
IO Hail $4,000 40
10 Quarter ........ 20
10 Eighth ... 10

IN ORDERING TICKETS OK CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets order
ed the receipt of which they will be forwarded by rs
mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending with any fig
ure they may designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signature plain, give
their Post Office, County and State.
E kemembe1 that every prize is drawn, and payable
in full without deduction.
~ All prizes Of 8, 900 and under paid Immediately
after the draWingoher prizes st the time OF thirty
days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets cashed renewed in other Tickets al
either office.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
S. SWAN 4 CO., Atlanta, Ga.
july 2o-n
? list Of the nun bers that drawn from wheel,
with the amount of the prize that each is entitled
will be published after drawing in the following pa
pers:-New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard Nashville Gazette, Atlanta lnteigencer, New
York Weekly Day Book Savannah Morning News and Rich
mOnd DispatOh aud New York Dispatch, and Paulding
(Miss.) Clarion.
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Railroads, Railroads !

TENNESSEEAND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
on and after Wednesday, April lst 1857, Trains viii run
~ as follows - = s1
Going SOuths s.s
MAIL Pass. FHsEIHT 8 Z ass
Leave Nashville al 8 90, Am. 4S, M
Going NOrGh.
Leave Thompson's at 30, Am o ", Z. a
Arrive at Nashville 10 I3, A. NJ. g, fsM.
Passengers from Nashville by the morning Train VIII
Breakfast at Franklin
Stages connect with the Trains at Thompson's.
Through Tickets Memphis, Waynesboro, JaeKson3
cnmba Florence, Columbia and Pulaski, can be procured
at the General Stage Office underthe Verandah Hotel NASH
vills [mrh2l-dLl w. ON. PERklNs, suPI.
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA
Railroad.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
-. DePartureSs
+ RAvR Nashville every Morning at......7 IS O'Clock
Chattanooga Morning st........6 80 :.
&c " Evening al. 70 -
Arrivals.
Arrives at CHATTANOOGA every Evening 80 O'Clock
So Morning at''.s'''.5 ~ !.
Nashville Evening at.......420
&c Morning at.......9 As
The Day Trains meet in both connect with
the Manchester Snd McMnnvile Passengers Tor
Bersheba Springs and other points and near NeMnnve
Railroad should take the day Train as the connection BY II
al TulIahoma is direct. H. l. ANDEksoN3
mar25-dtf Superintendent.
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ANDREW WINDS

Advertising and Subscription Ofice,
No. 1S3 NasssGu Street, Rert door to NasssGs Benk
NEW YORK.
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RATES OF PASSAGE.
First Cabin, $50 Second Cabin, $50; Steerage, S3O

The steamship JASON will sail from NEW YORK, on
WEDNESDAY, 2D Semptember and be succeeded BY the
QUEEN OF ThE SOUTH, on Wednesday, September 10th.
For freight passage apply 10 g. n. SAND,
july Imay lO-1yI IL south William ST.. New York.
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ron Rows AND C6u,DREN.

WE full assortment of Straw and Leghorn hats fol
men boys and children supply of Pauama Ceylon
and English Sutton Hats for gentlemen As the season
advanced, we shall sell them low. .
mayo WAfERFIELD WALhEk,
Fashionable Halters, % Public Square.
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The Latest style Hats
FOR SIMMER WEAR.

TN the fashionable hat department., WateT1eld Walker
always take the lead. Their style OF Moleskin and
light ventilated and Cashmere Hats have attained
popularity unprecedented in the annals of history uu
supply ready to-day.
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FINE FRENCH FELT HATS.

II
wATERFIELD & WALKER have some new designs of
hsse pleasant and desirable hats light and comfortable just
the thing weather. An early selection should be
made as they going of rapidly. -
MAIEREIELD d WALhER.
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Will be found large and attractive, all of which In
vite of Merchan s. facilities enable
TO offer extra inducements.
Il. ~ w. EAKIN dE co,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-28

N. B. Circuers with luII parcuar5 testimonaIs, pnce
&C., e.. will be forwarded on application above.
iune6-Iy. IA. WI
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CRAFATS. STOCKS AND IIES.

PECEIVED, by Express handsome assortment Of sea,
~ sOnabs lies and CraYats. ~. -.
june 20 J. H. McGILL
Roles DE CHAMBRE,
- few of cheaper style. = =.
june % J. q McGfI,L
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-04-01
Horrible Murder by Slave,

y gentleman IN this en-, u>t
from Lake Providence. l.a.. Informs
%, THAI q horrible murder va.
committed hv ~ouc slave, nnan tine
body 90 their master. ". ii. lin.
'i. ~ tuli ur glibor hood. ON Na-
ianiay, the .l,t Inst. Tie cir.
'H,u>ishcrs, as the gentleman de-
tlird tlcm. are these: tatly iu
ll" morning. 81 that day, VIZ. ilnr.
Stated ou - huntir. tour.
When Iv came ont 81 the huis,.
uu o.d Hegrp woman struck him
",ih snuc heavy wcapon. from
The elects ul wlirh be- irll. Two
mrrurs them seized him. tied one
rud oi . rope aruuud bis neck aud
The other iu hi, i,ri and swinging
luu untier . mulr. ,uu,cyol him
o distance Ut = halt amI.rlrnm ia,
house, aud then split hi, skull with
au aNc. unr informant wa>at the
place At the %,.uplrr. ami saw the
uHtus ut tie victim scattered M.
goo tie ground. These facts wen,
elected from a Negro rifl, VIM
would o,ly divtllgc them un,,.r
threats ui death. VIVA, seem. H.,
murkable Is, that the old voi.lan
who began the assault. had been
TIE ul'sr oi Mr.. llary when a
child. The greatest excitement
prevailed in the mighbcrho.l.
aud Wednesday last was appointed
rs the ,lty III which to burn the
iirgrUcs. Auotl,cr remarkable f,s,-
iue OF TIE atf.iiriS. that. Mr.. liar
w was very Mind and iuiulrrnt
ID the treatment of his servants.
t.aglc and Enquirer.
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Iaieff fm ~ mal|y "a
hHfh .yiAn alehhfs AZ AleH
m Afat 81 ~ gH1 go iell -
fept W. iha iHHa Had vi iHHft tpi
tsa ihfyH#i Soc ode M, hlg
V AtIi Hhi. FHIHsf H.ff tafl
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fffspi m - tsaiHnal millly ailaY
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lsft HpIsaf Hlmh a. 'amlHHm ti
taiilt Hr 80 the Hd. bf ~
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llaW lonely lflf' ahd ihs laDIf
Ntm dntrfBHu unie iliah that nf
2 deseii, iof lf sffHs HfnlfHmI
iffHe here ilfv hunli hn lIip
hnl llHfp f0npt fIun 500
mas Ha ku uHf 1T AdslHHaU uGiir
tiIh'N an4In figure b uIu
HI0nh i,nLO. 4 81 fhp oH',
In. lnE tHIhs SOFT r4u detect nll
tHfl All 20 sou anon through
Ie#n.H'e lhHl From Jprsl
u inI f'faHi, SON trcely hght
pom r.ol lHeIp at0nu ~ ufll Dor.
uuo single arIr 10
'ulH ,n hr compared UIiI
nl tt Arab posture liom
ir iopp' lfltI Il. suht to the
H-t.. ffH,i IIcr iu pIl.
" tIt country asiull Of people
lHt cHl| InH anl hntks md lnnla
llftta alp ul mtoiul
'' 'u,r W lIl IL Astounding
HrIIhl nl.Io here in'hr country
81 uI'a" .nd towns, aml VILLAGES.
70, Whole llnl rauol tp Dr. au.
a"' = Jn. lloW.' Wludcrcr
Do 81 l,4
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T The ssrnes, eifor, Of tie Rev.
w. Nours. 10 have . music teacher
vel sss,alscd here. will. We think. tc
~'acres.sal. Many Of the young Ia.
''sss ari ssr,lsnea are making good
use Of the opportunity offered them.
ard there i 10 isc, that We woald
'ass norc pleasure 10 chmnicling
'hau this. fr is&,ar ep.nioa. an,eur
all The isAsDrss ,hsy tend to elc.
eass and h snrcble human us,ur,
there Is psshsps 10 one so powerful.
ass yes 20 little appreciated. a. thar
1t nNis. The rres, Incentive. Ia A..
dssss sasleasvr. ,~speciallv :. Al.
community arr sslisAness anl anil.
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rrgstE-A lads being asked hv a
Eruiltman 10 juiu III The bars " mat.
riuhhy With bin. wrote tie vurtl
stripes. stating that these letters
ofili be So changed a. 10 nsl, A.
answer to biS question. VII, Knows
To- answer = Eschausc.
We Don't. Coulla. "thiai i a.-
IN ten years. Il tlea VII sle #
cur laas readers EFT h.ta us.4t lie
- vctf
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lSrt.Nv,ruay l,nrtpArtsu-A
gentleman wishes vs. tppatii,h the .s.
lowing for the rr,irt Ut Suffering h..
Htan.tt. lilo says hc ha, Known 4
humber q ctrrs made tv It. all ali
ui item In a short timc Italia m suuep
Of Pal,criie'l s~alIreire. put in halt \
punt VI swes oil. liaihc the parts al.
ie'iel. aud a s.'and cure will speedily
fpaow.
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WATER l'soUr COMPOSITION rom
Lr,rars@ 'sr half pound iallew. ,
nee ut tatpvuiiue. : uuurts becs.
vaS. : cuaess olive oil. ! uungts hos4
iad. Melt the materials hy a rrn,ls
heat. RIB the mixture IN ihe BOTHER
a lev hours tVtsre using. i, sbonH
b. Ribbed On e hpeis or si.nc, ,,s.,
g 'hree times before using them. Nv
ad.i.s asralI quantity of lamp blas.
a. Increasing tie quauti'v II hse..
ny n ,tssl.ss; 'tass tall ! cb.
.isa
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.~Daiior's Notice.


NA> Committed 10 tbs Ja,l - p,
w IA tountv. CNii.~i.sinni.l nm n,
-Fh day Of March. a NEag,, MAX...
ranaSsv. SAID nssru Is 4 , liar. -
pr cal,r. about q feet huh. q a. q
pears old. weighs shout iji or i~'a,.,s.I-
has n = white ltnsp rs,, AL -.
oacN 100 aa'. and good hosts. A. .al,s
.' nan'e CALVIN. and SAYS he bsl,nr,
- Ut. sanAey, Of oSfori, isf,vs.,s
s'un.T. Ms; lie sass he runaway srsm
81 ..ersssr Nv the name II ,'.s,.. ~
", iatoo Pas. N Mississippi Bottom.
Inc oeher u hcrshy scnmsnir,, "a
soa's io,sarl' prove property. tas char.
- ahi tsSe bun asav. o. L. VII h,
dealt v.ii according t. las.
Apr ! :. lsif.
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-" Z. 81. IL.
" :. -,

HATS IT every style. Linen >bir,.
ai"d 'llarsi >ilk. Cutlun and lhr.I
! mlrt>hirts; Uaiicrs. %loal,. >,,.,
aud SIippet~a large lut.
w simk II ~l,uur>tirs. Ctii,.
striped u~'ushurg,. bills aud Ti..i,
is very heavy.
Asn. alras' every article u~p,l L.
Planters. ,uth rs Guns. Hoes. Az.
,rs.'hie's. llaur>.C Castings. lIjng...
'bsinS 81 every variety. LEk.. mai
r%nf'scui ahd whip saws Ave-.
spades and Shuycls-lunr apd sh.,'
handles; Measures. ru.,.. CeJar
War; Hurhrls. Cbuu.. frNS. A.,
Ladies' aml Grr'-' ~ad,II,. anvil
nrI'lieS liues,. Carriage and Riiing
Whip Girtt,. a..
Trunss. Tin Ware. Glass Ware.
CnFkert. NJ. ~. Nr.
oainlne. se,l a general as<nr,,ncu,
Of NhpT,lNlS-all q; which / vii
"'l at Low RATES. Ny motif, i.
'Qmick safe. 4 small proa,..'
''e me- a call Il YOU want bargains.
WM. 4. WATKINS.
April !. l~Sjs-ntu-tt
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lHR CHARLOTTE CUTtLLtoN.-ThiS il
the name. SAYS an exchange. Of a new
co'il'lon which Is becoming very fash.
ianahle. The ladies swing corners.
Having done this, the gentlemen plaes
their arms around their ntchs and ki..
them on their left cheek. Yoang "A.
dies screech and fall into Young srn.
''eman'' arms. G~eailcmce scisn yonnr
ladies sn'uni their waists md valt,
10 their scais. Ii We are not much
mistaken, The garrcte coilllhn vi.
eecons q very foPu'ar institution
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y Large aim f. q. Ctl.t fsss
20 rurtt or . rsIishit ls
No. Doug ~ ,a. o. rfas.
''a'hf .uttiasw lUrsapl.
'ass ils above yas ,,rs.,hs
sam" gentleman f,.'stu tst,u.ta
= on ' same Ani n CAB. uh . 3.
''' s'sa' eve hind - aaI ore pa -.
a'a h"cluadHf Weigh wlsrwH.
~ So .s-. Taat Ga ps.al. g.,
81 h'a'f' to e g t'T Mississippi. asi
= there's az nar' .sn Is 'de Tii.s.
i'''h'' " vaa lt f we ssa.t ai,i,s
'lua 70 sHrfate.
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70 VI John T. Wand. afats4
i''n a 'eloar'r 30 rato'a ir .s,,rI
months, I'm oh Nori,, if lane
81 Tho North W. Ward come south
10 hope " rcra.uing b. l,alih, md
VA fortunate enough 10 make Pamela
he home during b. stay 81 he >aa
" south. where he has uale man,
i'ieuds. al q whom vete laat.l 10
'ec him RETAIN bame 20 little Imrr,,
e. Among tho many token. r
ifieadship Shieh be recci,,d 'ram ths
hdie'' a baquet. accompanied, the
Following sentiment. ltom W.. nt
Wrenn. vas tho most appropriate
We were anahle 10 say uhrh-,Lc
howers or the seutimcn;-ilspla,sl
tho 'noss taste. alihosrh The hoou,t
sa' as ''ifaeran, as the .picy lrccs,s
Ut Arabia" and as delicate and
sbasA AZ q slumherinr infant"
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,ltO Advertisements.
NEW
Spring and Su,MiMcY
GOODS,


am now in receipt of ms >pRlNG
aud - MINER >'ltNk Ill GlnnS.
t. which invite tie attention III ma
customers ahI tur nhlr general
"! stock Is very full and complete
comprising ladies Dr.s> t,op lir.
y Robes. nrps, silks. tfen,h Alt..
lHs. u~rgsmiics. swiss I, Checked .lsrtu.
net, aud various uiirr White t.au,l,
Grapes. al %c,lor,: a handsnn, as.
snrImuti II llumueis. Sils. trstu
laFw aul Straw Ribbons; .A%riii,ial
Dress Trimmings. ilanit bl.f..
,%.lu'cs. Miti>. Hosiery. t.r.>s gd
Hoop Skirts. Ladies and Miss.
SietS sud ,,aiter>; "a laisp ds..,t.
lueui 81 Soaps and l'LEtt Ml.Ei
lair oil. fans. NJ. aul a uuilvr .f
FANCY Articles. t.s, icIious i.
.'h''"'ts,r iutr
alsu q large stock or GrNTS
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"Remsmier nes ,hv Creator i, ,hs
DOS at thy yOu,h. whiis the evil d,,.
sssse ess, vi The years draw nigh When
'sea "a, .s', have no pleasure in
,ssn.r-HesL iu. l.
1hes favcrs werc highly a~rprscia.
ted By Il. warl John. We wish ,on
marccsrco,er yoar hoallA. and a,
leas' once moro matc a temporary
hsRs Of Pamela.
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FINE BRANDY ard VINE.

siANk " II RheEhrp. dirstl rrn
A,.N lulsk, a %, Of hne Btand,
? Wine. Ttt IN in bottles. H. H.
.'!l.iItHAS iluLiDAis. smons ulnc4
-, .f'4'''i Braad. ttgicge # lSlu.s
IlIuhas :. CLARKE.
H"rsnhr- -. lsjf..tf
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" The Eagle n Enpuir,r learns
'e'm tel j. T. cishn,an That the las,
Volume Of his reper,s II the Decisions
Z the liirh Court Of Mississippi las
Just been issaci trem he press.
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Ia A dispatch from Washiretor.
dated The s5ih sl,.. states iha, 81.
VIM IL Carroll has been re sppcin,cl
lt's'mas,er at Mrmrlss, Tenn.
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atei Bs+ t|lutlI.Nt.. nv f..bta
Hats Linen >lirt. anl ts.ar.t a.
''i'i.fs. Boots ami Shoes. sa.. 4r,tkR
err lrou-hi to til. town.
W nave y large supply III nos s,iio.
tiroe. Loi'sils. Nia6ai U-gessn,.
nfH' aIi Ticsigq; tlein and l.se
Dfihhta md Dbrk. wh'r n-l,vith.,su..
pug th' triec i ceusid ral..e hi3hrr. W
WI srii at lisr rs,as' rstcFs. ussr
' aud vii NJ to sol al. eheap as any
hil'e VA Mcmph<. and a. v.rrt o.,
~ p lh- DRY GOUDSA CLoTH
80 busnsss sn issirsis. y, can sE.r
.Hls 'yasn particularly. great indaS.
ineh's To CASH uEAl.IkS.
htl.e call At the old Cheap Coz.
nsF store Il
.ltEFNDArM1 EARNEST.
Pamela. March -. lsi;.
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MalatilIag

0'W AuIHuri VINO On linz Cfe.
VII Nv trttmiu... tr. Nv ,,,l.,
y H''N l-u Ni's. trte. lac All
Nh Dsnn H. snip sci ir o.
hl'on.. trsuea t.uN,4s, ,iarta
~" t'rr~ss. Irn,h tmbriu
l't Trimmings. Ntndkttcbttfs
''.'' VIZ iias '-t: Skiris laiie
W. Is lnl Tar tai,rs. lat.
: nai hundreds uf FANNY Al.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-27
THE BAGASSE FURNaCE.rET

THE RAGAsSE FURNACE LETTERS PA
tent or the United states H. GIL
MAN OF No 81 Satche7 street. New Orleans
OF December 1854 ora furnace burning Bagasse
This Furnace combines the following qualities, as fully
son.
lst 1t works entirely draught
of q Blower
"a Il contains CRATE bars other i'll the
cleaned out.
4h The Basasse stirred touched after
in the furnace.
9th 1t burns all the Bagasse and makes steam
run the mill engine steam battery, and pumping engine
This the only furnace that has taken of oGisians
in compliance with the above dive conditions.
This Furnace makes
does resemble any other furnace single feature Of its
FORM the principles upon which it works. in the results
which produces neither does approach rights OF any
party. Reports circulated contrary are
tricks of trade known to be false by those make
and calculated only deceive the public and palm off ar
ces that cannot stand their merits No
allowed tose make without authority
from and all persons having such authority will fully
guaranteed in its undisturbed and possession.
My Patent Furnace applicable of kettles
boilers: and prepared apply
ing the Bagasse boil juice kettles
under satisfactory guarantee to the purchaser
treatise the whole subject, pamphlet draw
ings be had of the subscriber mail otherwise.
SAMUEL Fl. GILMAN,
Jas 81 Natchez street. New Orleans.
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II 800 Kohnan, John 80
II,4oO Koher, b. $50
IT40I Kehner, Chas 1900
u4O2 krohn, 975
II403 Kion, Manuel John so
I4O4 Kelly, John 800
H4O5 Kochman, A 500
u4O6 Kolk, B 10 50
I,4W Kenner, Andre 4 50
II,403 Kampe Jane Mrs Is 90
II409 Kelly Patrick Widow 800
II,4I0 kiss, Jacob $50
HAL Kuahn, Charles $50
I,4I2 Kres George 800
II,4i3 Karhof Joseph go
II,4I4 Kessler, Francis 6W
II AIS Kegan, Thos "
LAG Kliess John 5W
1I,4I7 KoyerF W
u,4fS Koss, Jacob ~
II,4I9 katten Julia Mrs O
H,420 krautz JIG 4 ~
Il,42I Kennard Geo II ~
1I.422 Kerwin, Michael 3 W
l,423 kuX, W II w
H,4A karrighan, John sou
ia Keys. Henry eco
1I,426 Kennedy, S 40 50
II4N Krut,schnitt, John 800
HES Kimball, VIM 81 50
1I,429 Kane W W 30
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E4S h In I,
HJ This desirable Summer Retreat, generally known
thronghout the Southern country under the
william Barnes, will be opened on the first day Of le
next, for the reception of visitors
The order to meet the increasing demand for
his hotel has erected during the winter adj
Gitional building long Containing "A finely
Family ROOMS hopes bo able
modae all that favor him with their patronage, whether
transient Or permanent.
mandng the finest water the Cuff with the pure
flowing direct from the and having never been
visited by epidemic have not failed Impress tyoraby the
many visitors from the different Southern cities ana suroun
ing country.
Attached the hotel an extensive orchard containing the
cEocest fruits, spacious grounds arranged a
ventilated bachelors Billiard Rooms and Ten
pin Alleys conveniently and neatly fitted and Bar stocked
with hne Liquors and Cigars
Carriage Horses can always be had at the shortest
notice
proprietor determined to spare expense that will
enable OF the generous
heretofore received and to gender the stay OF his guests
agreeable.
wharf Mississippi City, from Mobile. the East at tho
second wharf.
Applications for rooms can be made
VIM. BARNES Mississippi City,
or THOMPSON / BARNES,
myl5 SIN 25 Common ST., New Orleans
- POINT CLEAR HOTEL-THE PROrRIE-
A delightful will be opened for visitors about
of June, The facilities for salt bathing, fishing
etc unsurpassed upon the whole coast Rooms NAY De
Mob lie, April 30 1857. myS tt
Unusual CHANCE-THOSE WISHING TO En-
- in legitimate and very profitable business, readily
realized almost section of the country suitable for the
Farmer Mechanic Mechanhe cost comparatively tihng
country, in order ill leisure time proitably. Very
have awaited themselves of the chance and doing we'll The
opportunity is still open F95 psrtsgIn5sa aaSEe With stamp
n2g New York City
| MOsELLE EIusCATEL-25 cases Sparkling. in
w store and for sale by S. WOLFF 95 Camp street.
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VUsELI.E FIGsCATELI25 gases SpaFkIlh III
VI store and for sale by S. WOLFF, 95 Camp street.
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certify foregoing be copy of the original act on
record in my office.
hereof grant these presents under my signature
the impress of seal oofce, at the City Orleans
this nineteenth day of Mag, 1851.
f. q. GoTTsCHALK, Not. Pub
undersigned, Recorder of Mortgages in and for the
parish city Of New Orleans, ceries the foregoing has
been recorded this dhy in his Office in Book Society No l.
Folios H. Il, Is, IA and 10. ~
[Signed . JOHN HOLMES, Recorder.
Orleans, May the 10TH 1857. my2I u lei Is %