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STATE OF LOUISIANA

STATE VI LOUISIANA.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT MARIA KETCHAM vs. her husband
of New orleuns. 5 H. FORNO. No. $3.50.
I HEREBY certify that the 1st day of
in the words and figures following
In this submitted TO the Court the evidence the
record the Court considering that plaintiff
1t ordered adudged and decreed Judgment in
favor OF plaintiff Maria kecha and against defendant Henry
Forno her husband and that there be
and dissolution of the community acauests gains
existing between the plaintiff defendant
1t further ordered that the defendant pay the costs of suit
Judgment rendered April LIST 1857.
Signed April 4th, 1857.
[Signed j T. Fl. KENNEDY Judge
In testimony whereof have ereunto hand and ahx-
ed the seal OF the said Court the of Orleans
4 day Of April in year of one thousand eight
hundred and and in the eighty first year
pendence Of the United States.
as 4tin3ld J.R. TOLEDANO, Clerk.
Fiat DE LA LOUISIANA
TEosIENE CoUR DE DISTRICT MARIA KETCHAM VS.. son
DE LA NoUvELLE-ORLEANs. epous H. FORNG. No $3.50.
f certifie ainsi, que lie Ter jour d'avrIl 1852,
u Judgement intenter dams lie dit
en- les paroles Ct ehphres suivant, Get dire:
Dams cette afae. sOumita IA
rachves la conerent la pantia cause,
II ordonner adu. que jugement soft en- a
de plaintiff, Ma ia keclan, teendent Henry
orno ep0us, proprete
cessation de comnunante dacGuon gagne usque
istent entire les partie, plaintiff defendent.
estA plus odonner lie defenden pale les ais
Jugement rendu le Ter avrl, 1857.
SiEne lie ! avr, 1857.
Signe: T. H. KENNEDY. ,Juge
En- temocnages de Qlees jas ecritue
4epe jour hvrl dams ans de Seigneur mile hut cent
ciHquante dams la de rndepend
aS4tinS4. j. R. TOLEDANO, Greffer.
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COPARTNERSHIP.

b. p ~ sn.. e 1s ,s., Sss
g. W. NEWTON co.
he under the style Of sybsnds Neg was dissolved on
NJ John b. sybpsnds IS Authorized to use the name Of the
firm in liquidation of its affairs. j. ID. sYBRANDT,
THE COMMISSION ggs By; y , FORMERLY COW
by the undersigned, under the syieof sybrand Go
New Orleans. 10th March. 1881. --rnl7 sra
NOTICE. HAVE THIS DAY SOLD TO Nh. JAMES
heretofore held and conducted BY account a
der the style Of g. g Dunbar Co. No "a Canal street and
toners: -
Dunbar Co. will pIs,se call gne 2. The ees No.
New orleans sIess sesgarV e. 1881 GEO IT,
NOTICE-HAvING THIS DAY BOUGHT OUT THE
continue the Wholesale and Retail Grocery Business al
anS so eaef ae Continued a.
age Of the friends of the late house well tina, Of
New Orleans, February II, 1ss7-fele
NQTIGE-THE gMDERsIGNgDH HAS EsTA BLIsHED
rs a'Tsn9n given to the sale Of unn Bags India and Ken
ntsn ana gp ana eargos Of sat By prompt at
l'.ss :" At cHARI lis Il r. sasssFE
~ the Of CLARK Mostly the Comm sion snd For For.
a e e se ey a ess
S sad na 81 Nos
I = !: S S HSsHS::
New Orleans, December 49, Isss.-dIe If
| DISSOLUTION THE COMPREHENSIVE HERR
WILLS RAWLINs CO. is this day aissaved i by mutual
consent Either partner can sign in liquidation.
f +. +: F FaTroR,
| New Orleans, April 30, ls57.-rny2 I'm ~ -
(,OPARTNERsHIP NOTICE THE UNDER
| the
and style Of PATTON SMITH for the purpose continuing
at the corner Tehourona and GIavier the
and Gensta Commission Business heretofore conducted by
w., o n,'''' l'N , -. ~ ISAAC a SMITH.
TN RETIRING FROM BUSINESS RETURN MY
sincere thanks 10 and friends for their
solicit from them continuance of their confidence and
friendship to my successors Messrs Patton smith ,
New Orleans, May l. 1s57.-my2 I'm
THE FIRM OF HOWARD q HALL WAS
m sSsd Wiz By ct:
affairs r. G. HOWARD
:. E. A. HALL.
New Orleans, May l, 1s57.-my2 Ct
ME- :,l HEN IslI F. F; BALDWIN, e CANAL ST.
liqudatins partner of the late firm of Howard Hall
New Orleans, May l. 1s57.-my2 6t
THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE Ex.
- ng in this city under the commercial firm Of Moon, II
titus jacob r. GROVES and john Ss viii Vi eenne the
business under the firm Of TITUS, GROVES CO. and are
authorized 10 receive and receipt for debts due
j. W MOON,
PIP. + :: + S'' S$s sss
New Orleans. LIST May, ls57.-my2 Ct
NOTICE-MR. ALBERT CONVERSE HAS BECOME
partner in our house The style Of the firm remains
New Orleans May l. 1ss7:-my2 I'm
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nOUBLING THETINCOME Of LOTION
L la
Il x >
PATENTED IMPROVEMENT IN THE MANUFA CTURE

PATENTED 1nrH0V5 81 yihs * THE MANUFACTURE
br 10 @ up ns5 e
six of and above and women unfit for Iowng
@ f F asv With If this
in one Machine and seqnt Machines Of the Spinning Sc
plantation complete, with great dispatch. Also, competent
,oNE-HALF OF THE NEW PORTION oFTHE INCOME
ffTy t W the aud G the 'ss
Ny IMPROVEMENT results the Planter is equiva
lent his having purchased of plantation ETC.
more than 'hGse he now oTks and while his Spin
the and anxetes inherent to Planting Gathering and
| Baing up Il crop.
MACHINERY is CASH AkTiCLa. but for good accept
grant reasonable facilities; and RIGHT OF
THE to be paid to me each Of the first
with contract insufing should the plan ation change
Propositions Planters may now be made and to know
cost OF Machinery in their parteuor they not omit
STATE what has been the number OF pounds their
as2 '''' '''''' u ''''' GEO. G. HENRY Mobile Ala
| SENVING iHACHINES-I. NJ. SINGER 4 co 5
sene for the sale Of h m sewng Efhn
especially adapted 10 i Ph&S SPS TP No 0io1iS9
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD SEWING.
established No I2O Canal street These machines
SC IN M pye ne MS and nn1 the o ryss G
Machines and are the only Sewing Machines nov used BY the
si s?s
WIN slk lotion ana linen hrtad spoos Needless etc, ETC.,
s. H. PECK
40 3rn 40 Canal street, New Orleans
e X. STEVENS & co., IMPORTERS AND
AI' Dealers in PAPER, STATIONERY, SCHOOL AND
BLANK BOOKS, GUNS, PISTOLS CUTLERY, PERFU-
merry AND FANCY GOODS, Nos. IS and 81 COMMON
STREET, New Orleans.
Country and City Buyers establishment an ex
ensve assortment of Goods adapted every Trade
and respectfully invited call Stock and
Prizes.
Printing, all sizes; Druggists; Playing Cards.
Wrapping, Grocer Groeers' Bag, Writing Ink,
Letter, nled-plan; post.bfice steei Pens 'e''''
Noie '"' " oo ss"s ETC. % Wafsr rs etc. etc.
STATIONERY of every description
oGssst mpo;'sieG oUfEFX GYMS rIsTqIS Ps
s Fss a E1s ssa' Toys H ssss ny
Baiisio s' ''''"' Buttons" "t w WStca Gnards
Fod F Brushes P4 NoDn,e, f pnye Ihim1ss
Nail Purses, Backing,
scrnbbing. Fec siSeI Books, Ts w,Rs etc. ETC.
grsat ysEis!y Of CLOCKS, TOILET SOAPS PERFUME
.s|s " Z. R. STEVENS eco,
fec # IS and 81 Common st.
" 2'h.If pipes thr brand Of J. Denis Henry Mounie Co.'s
% half Pipes brand pnet castion Co. cognac Brandy
10 PlRait Il Co.
% si ';@ United proprctors La E fs,H "
o barrels superior old Bourbon Whisky;
90 ned IN, different grades >.
20 old MpnDnlaheia
pipes Holland Gin;
l0l baskets Champagne, Heidseick 4 Co;
2fh Wolte's Aromatic >chnapps;
3JD cases Turn Hrothers' celebrated Ginger Wine;
casks
e e cases R Rns5f1 Brandy;
o5o =: Assorted SyInps;
80 diiiei brands Bitters, Bokers Hostet.ers,
Gouey's, Mills, etc:
100 dozen lb. i.obstrrs;
100 casks and pin London Porter Scotch Ale of
best brands
large of Preserves Pie Fruits elles Jams,
SHrdines
Also. general sock Of Steamboat and Bar
and tor sale Al the well known house OF
fed II CADY i HOLMES. I Gravier st.
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DOCTOR BAAKEE
322 6md&W No 50 Carondeiet St. New Orleans La

.aS- STOVES.-FIVE HUNDRED COOKING AND
~ HEATING STOVES of the latest improved patterns
AH'4 Morning Star" "Charter Oak. - Shanghai Econo
mist Cooking Ranges and the celebrated Cook
Sovrs,'' oil their manufacture.
The undersigned prepared execute short notice.
orders for Sheet Iron Chmney Beechug Tanks Juice Boxes
Copper Pans Pipes Copper Brass Work They
hand large stock Of Tin and Japan Ware Steam
boats Hotels and Private Families. They agents hs
manufacture of McCRACkEN'S Patent Evaporating Steam
Sugar Pan They have certificates in their that
Pan with the quantity of has
the quantity of juice Pan in use They have
working model Of tbs Pan, which they happy 10 exhibit
to any one interested in the culture Oh Sugar Cane.
WHEELER It FORSTAII,
d29 ly 219 Tchoupitouas, Front and IS Fulton streets
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LEGAL NOTICES.

sEeosp DrsIR1cr CoURr SUCCESSION OF ALEXANDER
= r ef Msw Orleans T. woon-So. s2i5.
this estate and to al other persons herein
sse ss"ss sr within ten days from The
executor Of ibis should be approved
By order of the Court:
a8 my2 r. 8. Witt, Clerk
DEunEME g, Corr De DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE ALExAN-
s T. aonme aux Fan
~ .. sisrs
de presente publication pour lsqnes cotnpts
eae par a tai Dc s
Us GO eon fo5u m an dit compile
a2s N.Y. 8 P. s. wILTz. GrehHier.
sHessP nss 6aa oy HA
n s ard g, sSs to the
to show cause within days from the notification
s'eaa S
and the funds distributed in accordance Herewith
and the said discharged all further
trust pt and and liability ID !s in the premises
a23 my2 s p s. WILT Clerk
DEuxIFsE coUE DE DISTRICT }sUCCEssIoN DE W. F.
sst Psdni ie DOME
que celia dedure sous iours
preente lexecue dte succession,
eEat point pprouve homoogue les fends nain
mehaire decarge de ionctons responsabe
a23 my2 8 s. WILT Grefier
SIXTH DISTRICT CouRr }WfLLIAM GwARTNEY VS.. hi
New Orleans Sass Fui "a sssss5s ss'"''"
| No. 1891.
| NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors OF
the 1nsoveni that of his been
copied by the court for their benefit meeting
m9rSis to be held before VIM j. Case, Notary Public
TUESDAY, the 18th day of May 1857, 10 O'Clock.
purpose Of deberatng the affairs Of the noivest
and Of appointing syndcs according
that in the meantime all Judicial proceedings against his per
son and property stayed.
| By order Of the Court
| Clerks Office, April g. 1851. a36 3tinid
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~ 800 bags Carolina Seed Peas.
100 bags New Tarragona Almonds.
IS barrels Pecans.
$50 boxes Layer Ruisins.
81 bags Filberts.
For sale by A. F. COCHRAN l. HALL
rnxD r

| ~
| 100 bugs New Tarragona Almonds.
| For sale by "A. F. COCHRAN HALL,
| N.Y. Is New Ievee and II Fulton ST.
TEXAS ExPRESS-FROM AMI AFTER THE 10Th
We viii be prepared to forward freE baggage
ng by orr EXPRESS may rely safe and expeditions de-
livery of their property psef To If aes J Eao
| NoTAEIAL NOTICE-rHE UNDERSIGNED hav
@ Soy fnc !" and for city and PARISH sGs Of Of New or
sa mot ,ssEscy informs his frenIs clients that his
lie T ns w n s4 and @
NSr y4 Inv will be d" and rsS = y phs
ExcELsIoE REFINERY THE ABOVE Es-
to s S"msn now in FIJI q and sys
~ SS; d S isS o Go office
m2 If Agents of the Refinery.
IL egned have removed their office No 81 Camp street.
two o, l"9 prs from the corner of Gr"vier ron,
RRANn q ADAMS, SUCCESSORS TO Layton <
e. " e Mo- n Ms~ @ o opGCse The W s 9P
THANnLERY ets have now in a.d for sale isvora
Planters, Carpenters BI"cksmins and others
AZ ySw No. g. Magazine TeSt onpose Hs Arcade
AMEs RIVER CEnENT VVORkS-THEsE
Gss"s w ks are now in flu" and successful operat9n
best quality fresh ground and in good barrels
Adrsss " ~ ''""'So cH%s PHI H. Io "S H'e" states
Balcony Falls, Va.
walter Gwynn, CHI Eng'r Blue Ridge RR., South Carolina
Ghns g. Fisk, " Gov, and o. '"s'"'"
\; 4 F. MeFerl@nd Esq., Sart, capitol Washinrt",. d c.
FL \; u. Myers, II. i York R. Rii.,
#il R %S Hs;S". S s;%fs';"}
j. $ Ws'" on formerly prin Asst Eng. j. R. 4 X Co.
W%shtnrto9 Gj a. Enr'r city Of Richmond, Virginia.
Y. II. Gill Supt Rchtnonh X + kR.,
=. l., rhnn supt. j. b. X. Co.,
Jas. NJ. Harris .
John lsowlc,t o., Petersburg
Ball, Santos 4 Co, Norfolk,
Anderson, Adams II Co, I.ynclburg :.
a K Phillips : . Frederickshurg,
Green, Heath Allen San Francisco Cal, myi lo
- PRIVATE ROARDING-MRs FOGIE No.
T#J TchoupouaS is prepared accommodate fam.
and Board reasonable She will gentlemen
Day Boarders, at the low rate of Sl2 month So with
Lodging jyS0
g. FILLMORE IIOUSE-No. los ST. CHARLES
Mimi of Poydras New Orleans Fitted up
sells # V $. GoonTN, Superintendent
rOAL-CoAL-.
" i4U I.ehgh Lump;
lUD TINS Schuylkil broken and screened
on brig Aurate 6ak NJ Williamson For sale v
H2a j. Il. ASH NRlptfE q Co. 800 Common
ARD OIL-SoD barrels choice Winter STRAINED, for sale
IL JOSEPH Lambs X Co,
my3 ;3 FchoupiouaS street.
RBAS uY~sOOq quarter eighth ca.ks Domestic, fos sal
- ny JOSEPH Lambs Il Co.
h'E5 25 Trhoupiouas street.
('HW t'tiAS-351 bugs Carolina Seed, to arrive tom
~ FARELI CO.. e. Common st.
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FRENCH, SPANISH AND ENGLISH

S 7 n o f G U I LI.ET
For upwards of of Ancient
dem Languages in several Colleges in United States and
for the Est three French teacher the Schools
OF the fourth District, mas taken No. ST Charles
street Mr. Vcor's Store where he torn classes
in The above languages
There will he Morning and Evening Glasses the
VeMence occupations of gentlemen of
TER&SFor three lessons a week, in u clnss Sll month";
for private lessons single scholar according the number
OF lessons required by the applicant
The fees paid in
street, No, L. Vicor's store. fer 3n
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Late of Departure of European. California
and Havana Mails, for May, 1857.
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Il letters France Belgium be paid
Fl by Liverpool Souhanp
British steamers Letters Switzerland and Italy should
under the rule reach earlier their destination with three
cents inland postage from his Office TO New York.
closed mail consisting Of letters and for States
and cities of the German Austrian Postal Union Denmark,
! ssn a sws 6s n ion Islands, etc.
West India Islands will he sent by this
sJ- The cOnsignees of the following goods
to order ship Elizabeth Hamilton from Boston, marked
&c in diamond Co. 10 bbs powders b. - bales
9y cloth; 1 Y j. do DO / Co; 4 do. do. BF&F,l -
do; Co., 10 yeast p,wders Il w uuderneat)
90 oacs gnnny cloth: l. &c nadereeaD ID do do,
the evee otherwise they will be warehouse their
pense and risk.
myS GEO. ". HYNsON 4 CO.. SO Camp street.
E8~The ship Elizabeth Hamilton, Lewis.
District Consgnees requested to attend the receipt
OF their goods the Levee otherwise they will be
at their expense and risk.
myS GEO. W. HyNSON 4 CO.. So Camp street.
ss.- The bark Mary X. barney, Capt. Lu-
Their from New fok, dscargng opposite the
Mint Second District, Consignees requested
the receipt of their goods the Levee, otherwise they will
ny4 GEO. W. HYNsoN 4 Co. 50 Camp st.
sS-Consisnees of the following goods to
der bark Mary r. Barney from New marked j. c.
ID barrels whiting requested to make themselves known
the discagin clerk the levee otherwise they
stored at their expense and risk
my4 GEO, W HYNsON CO.. 80 Camp st.
ey- The ship Gabges, Capt. Evans, from
New York is dischnrgiHg Al Post A. Third District
Consiguee requested receipt of goods
risk.
my2 GEO. ". HyNsoN & CO. 50 Camp street.
Egg The bark Dudley, Capt. Mills, from
Philadelphia is now dfschaging her cargo 20, First
my7 ]. H. BASS. ll9 Common street.
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DOKTABLE STEAM ENGINEs-FRoM1 ~ Fl

PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES-FRoM TX TO
Is horse power, of the celebrated patent Son
Gate Hoard Bradford differing essentially economic
and durable qualities from engines of other patent
facture extesve the
Union Pamphlets with ll description and letters 17
different persons who using them will be by
pcaion TO the subscriber who is sole agent New
Hoard Son being sole propretors of the pGreni ey only
furnish engines which they yyen
srepuaion; all pretended frauds upon their
purchasers, they will learn by due with them
MO ly SAMUEL H. GILMAN, 10 tirayieT street
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CRIsP's GAIETY-aRAvIER STR

C,RIsE'S GAIETY-GRAvIER STREET
FRIDAY EVENING. May 8. 1857.
~ UNPARALLELED COMBINATION
SIGNORA FELTCITA VESTyALI,
SIGNORA PARAYAL1,
sIGNOR MARIANA TIBERINI,
SIGNOR CORRADI SETT1, f.
SIGNOR e. VIERI,
a. sIGN0R FORTINI
SIGNORA l.. CARAT, ..-.
sIGNoRA CARROLL, -
sIGNoRA VITA
And the whole Of the
Rossins comic opera, in 3 acts IL BARBiERE DE Sc
VlGLARosin, (ber first appearance La Contese Tasca
II maviva sgnor Nj Tiperini; Figaro, sgnor
rad SETH; aso sgnor Forni; Bartoo Sgnor
Leporelo Signor r. Euto; Berthe, Sgnora H. Zappncc
To conclude the third act Scene) OF Benis grant
OPERA ROMEO GIULIETTA-Romeo, signora Fect,
Vesvali; Giueta, La Comtesse Tasca
The prices of admission to the Dress Circle Parquee
Family Circle ST. Reserved Seats 81 So other parts of thu
house usual.
Doors open at quarter Performance commences
half past I. NM
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nOCTOR BAAkEE TREATS ALL DISEASES
- FREE OF Oh AR3H-Dr Bnakee will also give special
aten on TO the following named diseases Coughs Colds
sumption Group Influenza Asthma, Bronchitis
diseases of the throat and lungs. Dr. Baakee will
cular attention TO ME treatment of Lumblgo Scrofua Rte
tisn acute and chronic, Neuralgia Paralysis Epilepsy,
Dysrepsa Piles and all arrangements the liver
and bowels also all chronic
eniIon will he to the of the Eye and Ear
BaF ee has made discovery Of fluid will
perfect absorption of the Cataract" and permanent
vision 10 tue without tie of the knife Bakee
prodrce thousand certificates of his
ing Cancers Old Sores Ulcers Fistua swelng Tnors
OF descrntioE and without The Special
arrangements must he made with Dr. Bankee treatment
OF the last named diseases they will require his
vice and attention Dr. Baakee the skilltu
celebrated Surgeons and Physicians living. His fame
Known personally in nearly principal city in
All letters directed tn Dr. Baakee enclosing postage stamp
OF i've Cents from distance correctly Of
the disease shall he
by correspondence free of charge
Office hours from s A. n. TO p. NJ.
DOCTOR BAAKEE
d22 6md&W No. 50 Carondeiet ST New Orleans la
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Signed ANDREW S. HERON,
lis. Ialt tIyll Secretary of State
McCHEsNEf PATENT WASHING MA

N1cCHESNEi7 PATENT WASHING: MA
4L CHIMES, he had by applying at the Office of the
Manufacturers who Sole Proprieto of the Patent Right
Tor the State of Louisiana.
OFFICE--22 Commercial Place, New Orleans.
pN-Thc Rights for Mississippi Arkansas, Texas Florida
and California; Parish Rights in this State for sale lib
emil terms. IS above. v
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r +. HERWlG,
~. No. Is New Levee. New Orleans
Importer, Agent and Dealer in
FOREIGN WINES, BRANDIEs DOMESTIC LIQUORS
Sole Agent for
WARMERS CELEBRATEi, NEW JERSEY CIDER
ALSO
Dealer in Coffee, Corn Meal. Hornny and Grs Coffee
paFched tnr steamboats, and groceries. a. #
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:. HAVANA AND CUBAN EXPIRES;

atMtly receiving n her Lumber Yard corner OF kotGrt
SON street aud trontelet Walk Old Basin
200 assorted Dressed Flooring and Ceiling Lumber
~ 100 go Rough yellow Pine Scanhug and Boards
100000 Laths.
5DOO) feet Cypress.
50 MlO feet Juniper Lumber.
lMlDU Shngles a , 49,
II ~. N L. n
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/ IFE 1NSURANCE-THE UNDERSIGNED HAS
II appointed General Agent of the Kn!ckerbocker Life
Company of New York and prepared receive
applications for insurance Lives, usual rates.
Insurance on Slaves, accliInaed and unaccinated
W. A. BARTLETT
all I'm 81 Graver street,
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jected and downcast, as ff he senibly felt
Che thundorbolt force Of Mr. Hatson,s or
gumentative and eloquent address He
made no new puints--tried by basing ar
gumcnt upon false premises, 10 got out of
the difficulty in which he was placed, but
lis sophistry was two apparent. He could
do nothing, and took his seat without any
manifestation of approval from his friends.
Mr.. Hatton concluded, and he bore
down so numerically upon Harris, that
we actually thoughtthey would have to fight
again, as pugilism seems to be his dernier
resort. In that though, he made nothing.
We had no idea that the sschool boy
was so well posted, such cogent reasoner,
or he could attain to such flights of orato-
ry. The "maturedstatesman "is no match
for Hatton, and we honestly and sincerely
believe that if every ma in the State
could have heard them on Wednesday last.
the verdict would be in Hatton,s favor, by
at least two thousand votes. We have
more confidence in in the success { our
man now than we ever before had Hear
them, weigh their argument view the soph-
istry of the one and the plain cogent, con-
vincing argument of the other, and cast
your votes in August next on the side Of
truth and justice, and all will be well
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soMETH1Na mo- REMEMRER

We deem il a service for which our
fricndt will thank us to direct attention to
the amazing success attending the use of
Hurley's Sarsaprilla. Day by day it in
creascs in public favor, combating disease
of the most obstinate and inveterate charac-
ter, and considered by the faculty the
safest, best and most purifying medicine
that can be taken during spring and sum
mer. The cures effected in this city and
vicinity would, if narrated, seem to border
on the fabaious, but numerous we'll anthem
ticated certificates place the matter beyond
question in the mind of any reader. Call
at the store, procure few bottles, and do
not fail to use it,
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and expenditure, and forno other purpose
whatsoever"
But it may be said that all this being
under the Confederation and prior to the
adoption Of the Constitution, it is qucs
tionable whether it is warranted by the
constitution. In reply we cannot do bet
ter than to adopt concise argument by a
distinguished and patriotic Senator from
Tennessee, the lamented Hu. Lawson
White, made in the Senate in 1886, as fol-
lows:
"Did the adoption of the present Con-
stitution alter the rights of the parties, or
take from Congress the power to comply
with their engagement / answer, un-
hesitatingly, no.
In the 9th Article of the Constitution,
the first paragraph runs thus:
Gall debts contracted, and engagements
entered into, tefore the adoption of this
constitution, shall be as ua1id against the
United States Under This constitution al
under the confederation.
'In the Bird Section of the 4th Article
of the same instrument, this language is
found. The Congress shall have the power
to dispose of, and make all needfd rules
and regulations respecting the territory o,
other property of the United States, and
nothing in this constitution shall be con.
strued to prejudice any claims of the Uni.
ted States, or of any particular State
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-07-03
CHANCERY SALE.

John F House Admir- &c..l In pursuance Of n
VS. decree made at tbs
Heirs Creditors of L. 81 April term 1851, of
House, deed. { the Cllancery Court
at GAINESVILLE Tenness W, will offer for sale to the
highest bidder at the Court house door in CIarks-
vile, on Monday the Sd day Of August. 1857, (it
being County Court day,I the following property,
belonging TO the estite Of l.. s. Honse, dec to
wit; One negro woman. Nc. one cook, washer
and ironer; one n"gro man. nrmed Dick, good
gardener Also house and the lots III reio iitach-
ed. In the town Of GAINESVILLE. being the ate resi-
deuce OF l.. s. House, decd. The real estate TO be-
sold subject 70 The widows dover
IERHs--A credit of six and twelve months,
with bond and good security with interest from
date. and lien r"tained on the real sstat. for tho
purchase money.
THoS. J MUNFOkD, C. IN.
Jnly 3, '57-lm-Pr' s fire. $40.