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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-08

PEFUMERY DC.
PPANalPANEI Musk, JOeky Club,
UPPER I'm Patchouley, Magnolia
jasmine, VeTbene, Sweet BrIer,
Miilehaer, Oriental, Extracts for the Handkerchief.
FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN
COL0GNEs IN great variety
1875 Dozen FFaHgipaHRi, OF BaTTo~s
Bears oils, and Olh1r preparations
tS5 sSlf'ifs sn FoR FEE SKIN Sf H'
FINE TOILET ~ SHAVING SOAPS.
100 dozen we'll assorted Toilette sosps
Fine Sharing Creams and Soaps.
FOR THE TEETH,
OdOntiHs and Charcoal Tooth Pastssi
strawberry an9 LOTT orIs Tooth Washes
Tooth ache Drops assorted.
Received and Tor sale by T. WILLS.
FLAVORING EXTRACTS ASSORTED.
OILS RAkSSHEs GE best su an RYs
SOars, STONE WARE FLOWER POTS, assorted
ZINC WHITE IN DEMAR VAREISH.
A LC0HOL, Brandies WINES, VINEGARS, Teas assert.
"a ed, CHOCOLATES, Mustards, HAVANA CIGARS, Fine
7obGoeOs.
L tar; FARTARIC ACID.
HYDRAULIC CEMENT, Land Plaster, PLASTER Pans,
IL Spanish Whiting, Chalk, PUMICE STONE.
n OLD LEAF, Gold Foil, Silver Leaf, Red, yellow
VI and White BrOnzes
DRUSH ES,-Hair, Tooth, Nail, Hat, Cloth, PAM,
ID DsstTng Sweeping, Scrubbng POOpa Stencil Horse,
Comb, Shoe, Stopping and Varnish Brushes
pLACKlNG.-4O gross fresh Paste Blackipg Fer
d sale low by t. WELLS.
ARTISTS COLORS, &C.,
OIL Colors in aexible tubes,
~ Mahogany Pallets,
Sable, Cancels hair and Brls,le Brushes,
Palette Knives, VaTnShes, Dry .ng Oil, &c.
Water Color Paint Boxes, assorted,
DAgueTTeotype Paint Boxes;
do Plates and Gases;
do CLVrids Of GOLd
do HypO-supbate Soda;
ARTISTS 70 IL, ASSORTED COLoRs.
= HOI, Lead, nc, Block Tin, Rife, Blasting, and Pts
= OL Ponder; Perc usson Caps Safety Fuse, Bristol Brick;
Emery. Black and White Sand.
DISTOLS, Canes, Razors, POCKET KNIVES, Tea and
Table spoons, Ladies', Cups, &c
LUE. Sand Paper, Bureau Knobs Shoe Pegs, Bristles
" Morocco skins, Chamois, White sheep, and Parchment
Skins
MEAS, $50 Ibs.-Fine ImDerial, Young Tyson, Gun
ODAS, Spices, Peppers, Gingers, Mustards Yeast PO
y dsrs, Ssidlitz, POpdsrs, Potash, Cream Tartar.
LNOR COUGHS, COLDS, &C. Williams and IA,
tars iassms of Wild Cherry; Cherry PeetOrGI, cum
Drops, Jujub Paste Ginger 7ou, and Mint Lounges, &c.
CURES for Pains, Bruises, Rheumatisms,
J &c.-Nerve and Bone Mustang, SlOan's, Arabian
and Gardeners ELEMENTS Davis Pain Killer, Celestial
Balm.
WTALL PAPER-4,OOO BOLTS-Fine satin,
w Glazed. Gilt and Velvet Bail and Psilor Papers;
UNGLAIZED PAPER, large assortment Of Usry hand
patterns unusually Ion prices Gilt VelvoI and Paper
Papers.
COMBS.
% DOZ. Fine Ivory Combs assorted;
% As Doz. English hOn Buffalo, Ivory Shell, Dressing
Pocket, Tuck, and Side COMBS.
- PETS ROSE SNUFFS at the lowest prices, by.
I. WELLS,
Sign, NAN AND MORTAR, on Market street, opposite On
ion street, AdshUiNe. nov z.
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n 77E.T AND GRAIN WANTED.

rr,u nhserers will all tines the highest pcs IN
Cs.b Tor WHEAT, com, OATS aud BYE delFsred az
sSt. corusr Line and CheTIy streets, Nashville AB-
ne t,hr n me mill W. h. Gordon & Co.'s. slaso.
s,yy.st Ioet 2S-d6Eiml -CAkIkR, BAVAAN & co
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OUININE, MOrphia, Chloroform, Strichnine, Hyd,
" Potasss, Iodine Nitrate Silver, Select Powders Of
lpecacuanna, Caocynth. Rhubarb Scamony May Apple,
Bayberry, Golden Seal, &c. Received by
T. WELLS. Market street
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Wheat, wheat.

w ANTBD 2OOOsO bushels prime White and Red whea
w for which will pay the highest price, de
liyered Ware house, Spring and Clark Street
Nashville. Wheat will bo clRssed follows:
Ten per bushel will be paid Tor prime White above
prime Red and 10 below for prime Mediterranean
ls Wheat low classification. When Amber Wheat
prime five bushe will be paid price
I Spring and other Red Wheats.
The Amber is known here by Farmers Blue Stem or
Missouri Wheat. Next TO this is the Golden Chaf-mOst
desirable.
First Class, White; Second Glass, Amber;
Third Glass, Golden Chan; Fourth Spring
and all other Red WheaIs except Mediterranean which
ten cents below In value.
$1,000 Grain Sacks on hand by
Iune2s r. s. FRENCH & SON
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METROPOLITAN
Eating House.

1t VIC A2~ S4sSO'
THE Propslors beg inform the citizens OF Nashville
and the public generally, that they have considerable
eIpeRse nlted up the store houses on the corner of
CEDAR AND CHERRY STREETS
The purpose Of carrying Irregular business in the
New York style.
We purpose having regular Bill OF Fare with prices
Gsched be enabled suit both pocket and
Eppetits Of customers charge for than
they get. This been needed in city and hope by
strict attention business merit public patronage.
We leel certain Of success with Efforts and i'm
moral Fin in the kitchen, wfurnsh Public Dinners at
the shortest notice. We also keep hand large stock
CIGARS, CHEWING TOBACCO, WINES
and Liquors.
Call and examine, al the Metropolitan.
oct6 & W. MOORE.
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AT the same time and place. the undersigned will sell al
public sale highest bidder credit Of and two
years Carroll Furnace, and the lands thereto attached
being siZ an thea acres There
valuable Farm consisting Of about hundred acres h
fne BODY Woo Hand superior quality, The improve
nents valuable and extensive consisting OF eomfora
Die and tanta brick dwelling and all necessary
out buildings barns, stables, cribs negro houses, &c
The above property VIII be sold the above credits and
GOOD and undoubed security win be required and lien re
tEined the purchase money These anOs will be
sold in different tracts If bought advantageous.
Nov 18th, 1851 NOV I7-W4tf W. G. NAPIER
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]. n. HPPOkk q CO.,
WHoLEsALK RETAIL
T. O Q q K s.
- And Dealers in
LIQUORS AND PRODUCE,
No. 81 College street-near Broad,
aupas-Iy NAsHVILLE, TENN.

E. r. GLASCOCK,
AUCTIONEER AND GENERAL AGENT,
ITTOULD offer his services The public, Agent
w sale Of
Real Estate, Negroes, Furniture, Dry.
Goods, Groceries,
Or other species property either In town country Be
determined devote time TO the above
having considerable sxperenee nater mysefthat car
give satisfaction those who may favor in that line
always be found atthe Counting Room Of the Patro
Office - vixen absence, orders left ImarLtG
VALUABLE FAMILY OF NEGROES FOR
20 SALE.
A MOST valuable negro woman, 4 No. / servant, and
IA likely and int ligent ehdren-2 grs and boys
Of whom will be SOrta each $3.50 when grown. The
wishes 10 procure good home In the Vicni-
OF Nashville, and will sell to trader az double their
value Gas stock, Stale bonds a desirable Building Lot in
Eogehed or west Nashville, including Wakn's
and Diner addtons 70 Nashville, will be part
payment. Address "B W. Box 2Os Nashville ?. o.
IL. r.....
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GUNS AND CUTLERY.

AnviIs, Vices, BeIsKNoB. PLATE GUN, PAD
lows. AND TRUNK LOCKS.
STOCKS, AND DIES. SIFt ERS, RIDDLES,
Cast. Shear German Wove and Screen Wire
and Blister Steel. Tacks, Brads, Shoe and Fin
sHOVRLS, SPADES, HOES, lsning N1ns'
RAKES AND FORKS. Platform, Counter Beam
Hammers, Hatchets, and Tea Scales.
and Files, STATES, CLOCKS, MIR
Carpenters,, CoopeTs', and RORS, AND VARIETY
BIacksmhs' Tools. GOODS.
CrRCUIARs SAWS LARD, CHEESE, AND
and Saw MaDdriIs. BUTTER-TRIERS.
MILL, CROSS CIT AND Birdie Bits, surrup Irons,
HAND SAWS Rein and Girth ebbing.
Axes, Nails, Chain, andICoRN MILLS, SHELTERS
HAdEs. and STRAW CUTTERS.
MORTISE AND BORING MACHINES.
ALSO, LARGE AssoRTMKNrOT
Guns, Rifles, and Pistols; 1 able Knives and
Forks; Pocket knives. scissors, and
shears, of Every Variety.
Forming all the Largest Variety and Extensive
Stock OF the kind offered to the Nashville Trade or sur
rounding country. all Of which now offer al GREATLY
REDUCED PkICES to cash buyers prOpmpt paying Gus
toners six Months Time. We will from now until De-
cembeT LIST Offer inducements 20 cash buyers and par
ticul4ry solicit the attention OF every Country Merchant
visiting the market to unusually Large Stock OF Edge
Tools, GUS, and Cutlery. Respectfully,
MCCALL, VANLEER & CO.,
a South Market Street,
aug I6-u Sign Of the Big Paddock.
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J. III. CURREYs
Funeral Undertaken

AM prepared to furnish COPFINS Of every description
hom the One Caskst TO the paines Servants Coffin,
gether with everything necessary for Funerals All orders
left my Ware-roOms Deaderick street, door
Up and-UP Livery stsble between Cherry and Summer
Streets will receive prompt atten ton both day and night.
IL Furniture Of all kinds repaired made
the best styis. iuly9I J. H. CURREY.
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CHANCERY SALE OF LAND AND SLAVES

OLD ALANTADO MADEIRA.
THREE original casks, which offer and
Il PKRroR VIM. b. L. SIMPSON,
mErcb4= - Public Square.
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WBsIso offer for another tract containing ieueea
FARM, hrst- mill SITE Win Hels power y fln
large amount machinery, and me oca lo9 ol
Queen cash purehasers- =, 1890
netQ9 riEIm
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A RARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS IN
REAL, ESTATE

REAL ESTATE
WE Offer for sale any Of the following most dedrs-
W Bile property Tor CASH 20 per its real
value.
Bet magnificent Residence Lot In Bdgeaed OF about
2z acres fonng 1853 feet the Galaun PIKE Opposts
the residence OF Hon. Neil 3. Brown.
I'd. beautiful gimbeIed Lot OF acres, % miles
from ths city, the Gallaiin Pike.
Sd. beautiful block Of Lots square, corner Of
Clay and Pok Streets in Hading's addition Nashvili
six or eight hundred ards from the Capitol.
We viii take great pleasure in showing any all Tho
above properly wishing buy hsy
perfectly sEtisaed with the Bargains do them
buy. ]. l.. q K, W BROWN
nov Sim at Cherry s.
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LUMBERi LUMBER /!

THB undersigned extensively engaged in the Lumber
Business, and respectfully solicit orders from Ruiders
and others needing any thDgin our line. They
The bes Cedar forests in Wilson county, and pared
furnish kind OF Lumber either Of Cedar other timber
Their Depot lie al the Nashville Lumber Yard.
Orders for be addressed the Undersigned
Gadesville, Wilson Co., Tenn left with Mr.. DARDKN
Depot. KIRKPATRICK, DRENNON 4 SIMMONS
nI7-'57-dIy. KIRKPA TRICK d GLASS.
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.fraYed
Wanted.

oUNFRY Jeans Lnsey, Socks, FsathsrS, Wax, Ginseng
~ SC. In gxrhanss fer goods.
Rcv4 ID. A.Js DSNCAa & co 81
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Wheat! Wheat !

WE will pay the highest Market puse in Cash for prime
w red and white Wheat, for immediate delivery.
octi6-dtw&Wlm- ---' JOHNSON & WEAVER
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APPROVED MEDICINES.
Extract BHeAu, HELMBALD'S.
INVIGoRATING CORDIAL, Morse's.
FEMALE BIITERS,
PULMONIC BALSAM, WILLIAMS,
Sherry Wine Bitters; RICHARDSON'S
EXTRACTS SARSAPARILLA, assorted.
Cholera Syrup, DR.. THeker's.
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Fresh Arrival OfTrunkS!
Just received another lot Of hne Sole Leather trunks
- Vaces and Buggy Trunks Best English sole leather
trunks - 70 "a nehe London Burr Leather 80
pean styles Male Post No. sole leather trunks ladies extrs
size travelling unks, Paris styles and large assortment
0f medium Iron Frame trunks.
The above trunks are Very superior in quality and will be
nov "a JOHN KAMAGE,
I'll
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STAR CANDLES, &C. =
I'M WHOLE Boxes Werk s. Co.'s Star Candies,
lUO 900 half
900 or
900 boxes Madison Starch,
100 - FuIis
LOO " Prescott & 20. MOL xtra soap.
nSi tore, and for sale BY W. GORDON & co.
ssDUNDEE' CARPETTNCS-
A MOTHER large lot received direct from the Manuaa
turer hsy the best Carpets Sc ever offered IN m.
market, at the prices Weare selling them a.
BENZ. F. SHIELDS.
oet24 Agent for eunessss
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SCALFST SCALESV SCALESgI
FULL Stock ~ 3 celebrated Seales-Dormant
n Platform, Grocers, Counter and Beams:
Also Hsv an coal scales. store and for sale Pacto
~ nrtoos ~ W. H. GORDON q co.
ma On Sole Agents Tor Middle Tennessee.
strayed,
-yTRAyED away small Roam COW, for which lS--ss-l
> liberal reward will be paid 10 any giving
affirmation at this o1hos. -
-a EASTMAN
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For Sale.

For Sale.
HAVING determined leave the STATE offer for
IL sale, my valuable FARM In Lawrence COun-g, con-
tanning four hundred and sixty Ave 5 Of NE eest
lAhd ID tennessee, 300 ino Stale u
good dwelling and houses nely Eaered win hsirs.s
Tree stone springs and beautiful creek also yef1 he WY
numbered. As Tor health, good land aud COED Ssief Al
eomsined, place the STATE equals ihis Fs ansei or
October IssS ,ss3 Gnie anu $50 iO' B. H. MOORE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-25
Tslegraphed to the New Orleans crsscsl1l]]
The CENTRAL A1rrsrcA.
a. tsr rar sArrosA1l Irsr.1 I

IN
new YoRx, Sept A-The schooner Eldosado,
from Galveston, which has just arrived, reports that
at O'Clock. On the evening of the 12th she passed
within one hundred feet Of the wreck Of The Cenal
Ameficsy ysd I'D W mtil oo'eleck the nextmeFnisgs
She then rAns scyn " thelspotg gbst nw noshins Of
the steamer, The Eas.do csuised about the place
two hours loDgsr asd ~ Tires oEher vessels lying
BY, one Of which vas ~ ~ sazopy. .ss
1efiuls.
NEW YoxK, Sep. 4.-ThS Ds,swassx Iackaw-
anna Western RafIrosa has shaIsas y .as Il
The Fond du Lac Railroad hss uade m s,.iou.
ment. u u re s5ss s83 X z
Perasee & Brooks, papss msnulL live filled.
WashipgSsa Uswx
WAsHMsroN, Sept. IA During he Gseat wear
ending June 3Oth, 900 sc1es X Iados thsSsb
lie were sold, the receipts beng tlIers4n SsoSso
Orders hav. been issued fum- the Nssy BsYsEt-
ment for the sioopofwu VSncennes - join ths
American Squadron on the Chinese coast,
The following Spanish Consub hsve bssn recoe-
nized by the President
e Joseph Munroe, at Savannah; Juan Rico ,. Jala-
mefa, at Mobile Enrique Fallon, st Boston. =
Markets.
new YonK, Sept. 24-Cotton ssss to-day 400
bales. Flour firm White Wheat 81 40 to 81 SO.
Red Il szto u 81. Corn frmer. Lara14E. Bacon
quiet. Lnseed Oil nc. Hemp, t aucxon, 800 to
sl2S. Coffee heavy 4 l04c for st Domisgo.
CrScNsArI, Sept. "A. Flour, a 25 wheat, duIl
Whisky, lsa % l7ac. Thae \ !. better feeling in
money matten. s IN X.
| Riysr 1ntsllissnss. ssss
VIcKsBURG, Sept. A-The D. 6. Taylor passed 1t
2 and the Howard at this morning.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-25
LATER FROM THE PLAINs.-From the st. Joseph
CIo Journal of the Sth inst, we extract the follow
inr ntellinenca - =. -. u

LATER FROM THE PLAINs-From the st. Joseph
(Mo) Journal, of the sth ins we extract the follow
ing intelligence: t. f5g.. u4f-s Il
Mr.. Hines, young gentleman whose veracity can
not be doubted, arrived in this city Tuesday evening"
direct from Leavenworth, and thence from Santa Fe
He states that his company found Colonel Summers
command quartered for the time being, on the Ar
kansas river. The soldiers from whom he received
full particulars Of the late fight, were very much dis
satisfied with their condition, and were subssting en-
trely upou buffalo meat. Col. Summer overlook the
Indians about the middle Of August, and on his COM
ing up, the Indians wheeled into rank, and formed
as well as any disciplined troops could have DONE
At the time Col Summer came upon the Indians, his
artillery and baggage wagons were some six miles in
the rear and his cavalry all mounted on young
horses totally unaccustomed to military manBuvres
and in consequence of these facts the whole command
dreaded to encounter them. The Indians received
the fire of the Americans cooy, and returned it with
effect, killing and wounding four of them. The In
dians loss was twenty killed and wounded.
The soldiers related an amusing incident of an In
dian brave, whom they found almost naked in a
ditch Immediately after the battle. The ludian, sup
posing that he would be massacred by the soldiers,
pretended to be dead, and several of the soldiers, a
ter feeling him and rolling him over, passed him as
dead But the surgeon, who was more precautions
than the rest felt his pulse and found that life was
not extinct-that he was perfectly well. The SOL
diers then applied prckly pears to him, which soon
restored him to life, and be was then taken prisoner
Col. Summer had sent detachment to Fort kear.
ney for provisions which Mr.. Hines and his company
met as they came in. number of soldiers spoke of
desertng the first opportunity They speak of the
hardships attending the expedition as being more
than they could endure.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-25
gufal gnteAigsuee.
SrABBrsG AFFAn

SrABBISG AFFAIR AT THE LAKE.-Y Yesterday after
noon the mahoat left Mnebug for Mobile fight
took place the wharf, the boat between several men,
During the fight named Patrick Kane belonging in
Mobile and who had taken the msboat that
city nterfere6 maker when he knocked down
beaten of the fighters, and stabbed in the LETT side
with swordcane by third He was Immediately brought
back the cars Recorder Solomons Office where ne made
affidavit of the above facts which he taken Charity
Hospital His wound appeared to be serious Though
stabbed side complained of pain only in the right
sds AT hospital the wound found to be eight inches
deepunsing nearly through his body from side sand
consequently believed be dangerous one rom
the information given the wounded Jean Bapse Du
Going subsequently, arrested and locked the man who
did the sabbing e16 rel gf jf8
RECORDER STITH's CoURT-Julia Arbuckle, f. VIC,
was yesterday 325 going VIM McIroys residence
on Camp street. the 18th of August and calling Mr. Mel by
the most uneeng names besides threatening kill of his
dead And McIloy sent before the First Dis
c Court for giving Julia with his fists and boots just as
much as she gave him with her tongue. ~ e,-
Dafney belonging to Mr. Miller was ordered TO pay
SIS rachs Of hickory OIL fer abusing and Wilt
eraloccasons. Ii4 80 seF
Francois Goua charged with breach of trust in falling to
restore piece of nachuery which W A. Taen left with him
for repair the of Thaa and Magazine streets failed
to examination His bond was accordingly declared
forfeited and the papers before the First District Court
Joseph Bradley fined $40 and made member of the
peac. Society smashing the baroom fixtures and ether
acerag the feelings Of hactze at corner
of Nayades and Euterpe streets. -
The usual Of smay disposed Of in
the usual uannertle fines monthly ineareeratiors the
vo,Luorse
prcopnpp F.pep,s CoURr- SchuIer was ves.
,,, - . .h. - h, - -. =. -.
in of ss in cash and bedstead and mattress which
George schak left with him for safe keeping his residence
Uslins between Daupbine and Burgundy the
,h f ,v last besides breaking his trunk and taking
from n in cash and clothing and articles to the value
oF A The testimony sustained the charge and Schuer was
sent before the First District Court under bail of $500
sa,,v En;pht W was sent befo,e the First District Court
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-25

INDUSTRIOUS BRuTALlTy.-The Washington Star
mentions the arrest of man named Moran, upon
reouisition from the Governor of Maryland. The fe
low was one of rowdy party who went to the house
of Mr.. Callahan, near the Maryland Water Works,
during Mr.. C.'s absence and, although it was dark
and raining, had the brutality to drive out his infant
children, after which they cut away the supports of
the house with axe and let it fall to the ground
The poor children for want of better shelter were
forced to stay that dark and rainy night under cul
vert in the vicinity. "- s5lr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-25

Row IN BALTMoRE.-The Baltimore Patriot of the
18th states that the previous day, while carriage
containing several young men was quietly passing
the house of Henry Smith, alias English Harry, a
voey of musketry was discharged thereat, completely
riddling the vehicle, but doing its occupants, who
turned the fire, but little harm. The unprovoked
character Of the outrage, however, SO exasperated
the parties assailed that they Immediately rallied a
force and went back, broke in the windows, demo-
lished the bar fixtures, and searched the house for
the assailants, but without success : they having
thought discretion the better part of valor, and
gnobly retreated just in time to save their bacon"
In room adjoining the bar were found muskets,
pistols any number of ball moulds, balls percussion
caps military hets, bayonets, ETC. During the melee
an elderly woman named Deaser, who happened near
the premises, was shot in the arm a boy, named
Barrace was also shot in the shoulder; and another
boy whose name we could not learn. wounded in the
groin Neither of the victims were seriously injured.
The Patriot states that no provocaton was offered
to Justify the assault other than that the in the
csrriop pe were Americans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-25
nS0 IF
ANDERsON ID. DIETER, COMMISSION MEk-
n CHANT AND AGENT FOR JEFFERI,S DUu BILE
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PUMP WITH INDIA


NOTICE..
JeteYv's Double-Acting Suction and Force Pump,
,rith India Rubber Bal Pdlces,
Suitable for Sugar Cotton Pantaons Draining Excava'
tions Dry Docks Ships, Ocean and Il yer Steamers,
Dwellings, etc. etc, etc.
The Subscriber having appointed Agent FOR this stare
for the sale Of eery Improved Double Acting Pntnp with
India Rubber Bali Valves is prepared 10 receive orders
furnish same This valuable Invention was patented June
9Th 1851 and was the FIRST PREMIUM at the New
York State Fair, held at Emra IN that year In INTRO
ducing this Pump this community the ndesgnea ees
confidence that bring it into general use Will DO
seconded by all who its operation and CONSTRUCTION
perfect adaptation of solid Balls oil India Eubper Tor
Pump Valves will be apparent to every thinking mna
Their their yeding surface secures
certainty operation perfection OF action which cannot
attained by the other aiVes Inc slhipcHy
facility with which the parts can be removed
desirable Pump Every Planter Ship or Steamboat
Captain possess these valuable Pumps as
apart from their general they can IN moment DC
transformed into al efficient Fire Engine, On ,, ~ ,
Size No. capacity OF fofc ~ saios per ih
ute. Price F2U.
capacity of forcing 40 gallons per min
ute. Price S35.
Size No. capacity of forcing Is gallons min
And larger sizes suitable for Dry Docks heavy Drainage
up capacity of 5DO gallons minute are now IN course 9
and be expected NOS and are au
adapted Houses forcing the cane nce mo-
asses and the ordinary which Pump generally
Piled while for redeemng Swampy Lands the NO. as are mas
The subscriber feels convinced that when these Pumps
will speak themselves and that sooner or later
they will go into general use. . nj,
No. o5 street, Price CouloA's, No. lU7 Poydrss
street. the office of the undersigned where persons are IN
vited to call and examine before purchasing.
m24 " S2 Gravter street
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-25

Our VETERAN GENERALs-Itis is worthy of notice
that three distinguished Generals of the United
States, Scott, Jessup and Henderson, who may be
said to be at the head of the different military de-
partments of our Government, are all old men, yet
they still enjoy excellent health. From this fact it
will be seen that military life is by no means in.
compatible with length Of days 1t may be that
their early and frequent exposure in the service tend
to impart vgor and strength to their constitutions
and this is quite probable. May they long live to
enjoy the esteem and admiration of their country
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