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M. de S., neveu de Ia comtesse
K K...., habite iAngletterre. Un soir, il
rentre chez lui, resprit fort tranquille. A
peinne a-t-il allume sa bougie, quill entend
un bruit etrange. II Sc detourne, ct volt SUI
sa table une main qui trace rapidement quel
ques lettres sur lie papier ct disparait. L
saproche ct lit: Godetroy. C'est lie nom
d'an de ses amis qui voyageait alors dams
lamerique du Nord.
NJ. deS -. a pris note precise du jour et
de Pheure de cette apparition; quelque temps
apres, il su oficiellement que ce meme
jour, a la meme heure, son ami etait mort
au Canada. impression que Get ev6nemen'
produite sur lui etc 81 viEe, quill Went de
renoncer au monde ct d'entrer aux Oratorien'
de Londres.
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ont place leurs aTantpostes point, on lis ont
mis- de la mouSquetete.
"a Ia date du % aoit, les g6n6raux anglas ma
vaieDt pas recu leur artiI!eie de siege lis ne comp
talent pas sur ellie ava!t lo IS septembre. On pen
salt que arrivee sert retard6e de queiques j0urs
cause de retat des routes det6ror6es par les pues
qu venaent de commencer Cest settlement lors-
qu'iIs aulont recue que lie siege pourra commencer
"Sur les autres points du Bengsle la situation con-
tinuait 6gaement 6tre meilleure ; les presidences
de Bombay ct de Madras, malgre queques revoltes
PARTICLES promptement r6prmees, etaent tran
quiiles."
Une ettre particnliere de Londres, du 16 octobre
sor, annonce que lie gouvernerlent venait tie de-
cider envoi en- Chine dune division De canonniGres
ct de batiuents legers destines aSr sur les ieuves
Les derniars eV6nements ont demontre rutilte de
ce mOyen de guerre.
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OPELOUSAS
ra-Nos lecteurs trouveront dams notre partie an

Nos lecteurs trouveront dams notre partie an
glase m tableau dfmontrant le vote des diverses
Paroisses pour les officers dEtat, ct par lequel on
pourra voir que les candidats d6mocratiques seront
eus une maorit6 Gcrasante Disons dependant gu il
nous manque encore les retours de cinq Paroisses,
qui augmenteront encore la majort6 de nos candi-
dats. La semaine prochaine nous esperons pouvoir
completer notre tableau
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SrcRE NoUvEAU.- Nous avens reGu de II. Carlos
GreveRberg, echantll!on de fat sur son ha-
btaton, de cette Paroisse, qui parait stre lie
Plus beau que nous ayons WI de "a uouvelle recolte,
qui probebement, lie premier envoye de notre
Paroigse au marche de la Nouvelle-0rlesns.
II. Ducoudray Lamorandier, bieu connu dams cette
Peroisse. est le sucrier de ", Grevembert. Nous
ihvitons nos lecteurs venir examiner Get 6ehantil
Ion de beau sucre, a notre bureau.
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Au commencement de la semaine derniere,
ainsi gu commencement de Ia presente, nous avons
eu queques fortes geees blanches, qui cadrent ad-
mrahlement avec les des sucrers ct des cotton
niers accompanies CONNIE eles retaent, bien en-
tendu, dun temps beau ct sec eu continue iusqu a
aulourd hui. La roulason continue, ct lie sucre est
bean, quoique lie rendement ne soft pas des plus a.
bondans. La cueiette du cotton Sc poursuit active
ment, ct les grabots ouvrent abondamment. Si lie
beau temps cUntnuait, il est supposer que les CO.
tonniers pourraient continuer ramasser jusqus Ia
fin de DEcembre
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CHEwlN DE FER DEs OPELoUsAs.-Les re-
cettes du chcmin de fer des Opelousas Sc sont
elcvGes, pendant 9e nlois d'octobre, s29,-
S27 S. don't sE3,959 40 pour lie fret d'aller,
81, 49, Is pour ie fret de retour So $50 63
PoGr les passengers, ct 1926 pour Ia MALE ct
l'expres. Les trains. Oh doit Sc le rappeler,
mont pas eu de suere q transporter en- vile le
nlefs dernier re fret sera bien plus consi-
dsrable en- novembre ct deeembre.
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COUR DE DISTRICT.

Cette Cour qui siege en- notre vile depuis deux
semaines, etc occupee, pendant la premiere semai
ne daffares ciViles d'assez peu d'mportance. Lun-
di derner ellie entrepris les affaires ciminelles,
don't quatre Font porte Jeudi jour on ellie ajour-
ne Lundi proclaim, afn de permettre au Greffier
de dem&nager de son bureau, attendu gull va etre
Reconstruct.
Deux ou tros verdidts de culpabiite ont 6ts rem
dus dams des afaires criminelles. Aucune sentence
ma encore etc prononcGe.
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ElOge H.. c.. No. 80,

M A.. L.. T. A..
ZINE tenue reguliere de cette R.. Loge
j aura lieu Samedi proclaim, % Novem-
bre courant, heures de Iapres-midi. Les
freres strangers sont invites dassister Ia
Seance.
Par mandement du ". NJ.
JOHN F. MORROGH, SecrGtaire.
Opelousas q Novembre, 1857
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L'TN1oN-E' Union de la NouUelle-Oa-
zeayss suspendu pour quelques jours sa pu-
bIication pour operer qHeiques remaniements
interiors. Get excellent journal reParaitra
vers Ie IL noTembre. Ses nombreux abonnes
rapprenaront avec plaisir.
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q" LIE manque de temps nous obHge encore une
fois ne publer lie Prix Courant de la Nile Orleans
qu'en angais- Nos lecteurs franeais que celia inte
resse voudront.donc bien Sc rcferer rautre page
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NOS AGENTS.

Les persoHnes suivantes sont autors6es collector
ct recevor des subscriptions ct avis pour lie Co~r'
rier des OpeIoIsas dams leurs villages ct Parosses
respectifs:
AUGUsTE MARAIsT, ST. MartlnVlhe, Ls3
ARTHUR BULLIARD, Pont Breaux, LIE.
A. MILPsPAUGH, washington, Le'
E. E. CocHRASE, Marksve, LIE.
MICHEL EMoNEr, Leonville, P. 0.
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LIE SPIRETUALISTE
DE La NOUVELLE-ORLEANS

ABoNNEMENT, PAR AN, 50.
Chez Joseph Barthct, rediteur, No 121,
rue Cont, Nlle-Orleans. On recoit aussi
des Announcements au bureau du Courier des
Opelousas. 2l Nov. 1857.
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7ztat Oe la Loolfstaoue -,

CoUR DE DISTRICT, Il NJ eane
P0roisse Saint-Ldndry. -. o0o0'
Succession de feu William Irwin.
WEENRY IRWIN, de la Paroisse St.
I'll u Landry. Ex6cuteur Testamentaire da.
tiff de Ia Succession de feu William Irwin,
deeede,. derDisrement de la susdite Paroisse,
ayant presente un Tableau Final de Distri-
button des fonds de ladite succession, accom-
pagne dune petition demandant Phomologa-
ton d'icelui;-Et attendu qu'il etc faib
droit la demande de ladite petition, par or
DIRE de la Cour susdite en- date du II Novem-
bre courant, 1857.
En- consequence, avis est par le present
donne aux interesses dams cetta succession,
d'avoir deduire au CRETE de Ia Cour sus-
dite, dams les trente jours qui suivront la da-
te du present avis. les raisons, 81 aucunes lis
ont, pour lesquelles le dit tableau ne serait
pas homologue, administrator decharge de-
toute responsibility ult6rieure ct son caution
nement cancelle.
LIS. LASTRAPES, Grefier.
Opelousas, IA Novembre 1857
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Succession Richard L. D. Gardiner.
UVOUs ceux qui doivent la succession
IL de Richard L. D. Gardiner, de cette
Paroisse, decide, sont requis de venir payer
entire les mains du soussigne, dams les trente
iours qui suivront la date du present avis,
s'ils veulent s'eviter des frais;-Et ceux qui
ont des reclamations exercer eontre Ia me-
me succession voudront bien les presenter a.
vec les pieces rappui, dams lie meme delai.
LEONARD A. GARDINER, agent
Paroisse ST. Landry IA Nov. 1857. I'm
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AVIS AUX BOULANGERS.

BUREAU DE Police, Opelousas,
21 Novembre, 1857.
q f prix de la farine fraiche etant de
- S. 90 sur le marche de la Nouvelle-
Orleans, les Boulangers sont requis de dom
ner y onces de pain pour dix cents, ct trelze
onces ct demie pour cinq cents, durant la Sc
maine prochaine.
JONATHAN HARRIS, President.
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Tds u4Hs tIUo uICHd8eo.
VOtre, etc. J. FL. SMITH

LIE Courier de Louisville donne les rem
seignements suivants sur le meme sujet '' Ia
fabrication du sirop avec la came sucre de
Chine nest plus une experience douteuse
dans le Kentucky, eette fabrication partial
tement reussi ct est en- pleine activite ; ellie
ne saurait manquer d'etre tres profitable a
ceuz qui sly livreront. lie DR.. D. W Brod-
max, du comte de Oldham, uue plantation
de sucre de Chine de vingt acres il fabrique
maiutenant deux barriques d'exceIlent sirop
par jour-"
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York Sc sont vrGes de dangereuses manifestations
Files voudrlient exiger par la force gail est abso-
umen impossible de eur accorder dams les circOns-
tances actuees-du travail. A moins dOrganiser
des ateers nationaux dams le genre de que des
economistes plus ingenieux cue psudeut5 ct expert
mentes, cr6erent Paris apr3s la revolution de l84S,
on ne sauruit employer des tisserands, des macons,
des for erons ct des charpentiers quand III abrques
nj architectes vecoivent de commandAs. En- GU
tre cest 1Etat qu acquittat les dfpenses des ate
hers nationaux, ct Ton he comparera certainement
pas lie t6sor municipal della cite imperiae celu de
la France.
"Ce que les ouvriers indigens ct cOndamn6s Pin
action de notre metropole c0mmerciale peuvent re-
clamer avec rason, sont des qu Ieur per-
mettent d'attendre des temps meiheurs, il nous
est defendu de aisser perir sembIables la loi
divine simon Ia justice humane, commando de
partager fraternellement avec le pauvre honntte-
La bienfasance est un devoir naturel: rempIssonse
pour roster fdetes Ia mission qui nous est mpos6e
a touS, riches ct pauvres, fables ct puissa ts."
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FsANcE.-Le general Cayaignac Went de
MOURN dune maladie de ceur.
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THE GaEEENBERG MEDICINES

Are -sn lnoEn and eagerly sought for throughout the
Wn le nuurntOf hms ricA.
Never Before their introduction could any series
OF popular remedies be found that equal any
geucy ihst GNAvs 70 be relied on and were within
'fvarh Of the poorest persons!
Never Before the GrU'enburg Pns could you OBJ
tain r z3o certain remtd, for Bilious Diseases Liver
Complaint, Dyspsp Ia, CossiveEe,s and Asthma.
Never Before this Fever and Ague remedy, could
snsh ug be found that Gu ed all cases Of ohis aud Fev
for oOo.
Never Before the Green Mountain Ointment y as
there 10 be iound TO- R3c, any immediate for Barns
ni'e, Outs, Old cores krys phelas, aud nfamna ons,
either external or internal
Never BEFORE VRrshaII's Uterine ca
thOltcou vas Faning Of the WON'T, and other Uisr'ne
diseases ound 70 be durable. Now tH.ge
cured bS this med cine.
gs- II any physician supposes that this is merely
qnak remedy We wend reply that u Is prepared ~ DR.
opathie ,choc- hat Will furnish any reputable phys.
any quantity Of IL grateiously 70 ssl q merits his
can b. faruh a with s component parts IL the rrat
be>ing the lemale hat The fcielce Of med
has discovered in century.
. Never Hefore the G. eienb ulg nyteutery Syrup
vas th-re certain remedy Tor BOooy FuI, Dyseniery
D4rrboa Chd-ra-nou, all can be cured IN vw hours
Never Before tls fntroauction Of the Chdren,s
PAnaoea could mother iesl he e ~ hsI D. o. sale for
sToEg medicines carried them onnow this medcine
t,m even after he doctor ana n1raes have pronounced
their cases hopeless Proc only 5tc.
Never HcTore any Tonic Blister 80 PePuiar as
ne Health buers .tat cost a5e Why q onA The world
Suer from Dyspepsia hous diseases While ms slmpe
medicine AZ AL lmes, prevent ~
Never Before any preparation Of eartaparillA
sopoWerni as that compounded BY the GrefenoeFE Co
Never Refore.hss the ConsumPuse', BALM iound its
equal. How many are there nos in a. and heah. Nho
would, this, have catered besths pota, they
had not been ned 10 this prcisrrncs 10
many nOst:uEas that loady Wanted
Never aEe tore Plies aud hundred diseases Ger
tain ocuFe We have ncates Of peroas entirety re-
heEsd, afteT Dr. Mott aud othe grrNl phys clans had
serte that nothing tke tn & eoald adsrd reaf
Never ufcfore could nf aued eyes aad uukkness II
Sigat be cured for twenty1ye cens. lLs fys Lsti1n
dOcsiL
Never before Any Boek published thst eoniains
IS much medical kuuNrdee the oaeirn1efg MsnaA 81
HeAth for fsshly eent IA oashi be 10 even i.@y
in Tie land.
Ney es Before has any Almsnas been pabhshes %
valuable the hestt Almanac Il farHishe1 Fratuit
Ously By AL Druggsgs, and b.
INACCESSIBLE BEoKwITH,
ka.hvtls FERN.
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LINDSLEY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
MY FIRST PUBLIC SALE.
II ID @ E F ID

- - - - - - -
~ THURSDAY. the 9Th Of April next the premises,
-, VII sen he following Building Lots all Of which are
Nen worth the attention of BUYERS
Remember property IN and around Nashville Is sdvanc
X os. IePay and he who delays buying this year VIII
fer follows
ON WATSON sTREET-six bsaptif,I o.s opposite the
residence oi WI beek fronting each feet and running
oack z eet 70 loiees alley. These are Lots that are
eossa WIZ ne oet CEDAR picket fence that can be made
ON RUSSf Ii kTRE ET-In RoustonIs G,Sr5or, T,sS 90
So ST. S. 49, a. and IS tat the eornor Of Tbes ots
80 feet front and ITO feet Deep Aso Lot No II on
Woodland street, in this Addition, surrounded win rev
plank fence.
ON FATHERLAND sTREET-LOt &c, II, 70 and 70 in
Blood's Addition.
ON WOODLAND STREET No. 1s, 20, 81, %, % and "A
rg, being by Messrs Hicks Darden and Nor
gan These LOIS shsll not hrag on, any thing could
say about them would hall far short Of The truth.
ON THE GALLATIN PlKE-Lots. Nos. 8, 8, O. II, II
and 10 in Fosters Addition.
Los Nos and In Blood's Addition.
That handsome Lot adjoining the residence Of Mr. Wash
ingon 100 feet 'front.' and running back $40 feet 10 street
the SIDE.
That handsome Lot adjoining the residence OfMr Leseur
fronting ltO feet on the Turnpike and running back 20 feet
to al alley.
Two handsome Lots the Turnpike in sheIbys Addition
being Nos. IS5 and 1885,
TERMS.-These Lots viii be Fod on credit Of one two
and tn ee years. for notes bearing interest," satisfactorily
dorsed and lien retained.
Sale positive. Omnibusses a usual
A. V. 8. LINDsLEY.
Z. R. GLAscocK. Auetioneer.
n. B--Ay Second Sale will he in South Nashville, on
TfuHdsy, the ltth dsy Of April the particulars Of hch
vi appear in due tine. ! will have Public sale every
Thursday in April and May. narehl9
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FIoE or GREAT BRITAIN. EcoLB de PHARMAcIE
PHARMACiEN 6e PARIS, AND IMPEsIAL COLLEGE
or MEDICINE, VIENNA, Anixed upon each wrap.
per aud around each case Of
Triesemar No. I, 2, and 3.
Thus protecting the public sEain are
liable the severest penalties court, OflAw award
DR.H. A. BARROW, Member Ofthe Impersai College Of
~ Vienna, snd Royal oCiege Of surgeo-. London, may
he personally eonsue his resdene i5T Prince street.
(fe9 Ks ef BroaaWay Neg York. from II N the
morning al aud from TN in TIE evening, (sandays
excepted,l unless BY sPecisl appointment.
-aIEsENAR No l, - the Remedy for RELATION,
sPERMAroaRHHA, and al the distressing eoaseqasnces
arising carry Ebnse ndscsimna,e excess long
"a heath theasaaas q the desa,ed Who are nov
"a the enjoyment Of All ihs Fame Ions oi Maahsod aud
whsisvsf may he the cAUsEt, every DIsoU ALIfIoA-
dcrhal biscq7rryl
rKTEsEMAR, No III coupssselv ana entirely eraaeAtes
teras leess ssres Ir,ltaon of he kadisr nenre
ths Urins Pains Of ne lcins and Keneys Rnd
those aisorsas whsfs copsi.a ard Cub 3 have oiong
Poftion q he popuistion.
TaIseNAN No fu--is ths great costinsnial Remedy
Co. sypth. sad seeuatay ssnptons also
eertAn hr tcszsey, scFelaa and al impuFss ffom
the vital aegsher 10 eradicate The virus ef
dsrsss, ana never f.llng kssdy hr nat sas q d
uusa MsTcary 70 ne inevitable eeslracsn 81 he pans
euassaaan. Aaa wnleA al sAs ssrsapAdnA shs vossa
TasEsEa1R Ne ana s. ere prepare4 "a ths turn sf
ictsnge DEVOID o. taste sFas hna hs caye IN ks
HAttoa~t eAsA neta IN .ses and aisaen INTO aepas-
Gfe dosea admlaslered ~ feitrAa, la ln KeaK r.
cord Ac ke. Rfcs ss each, esses ~ one ior %
shh saves es and n t1s sasss, ShsFseT there saving
oi %.
EKFufsss, le doilsr of lFessaf The arr
20 s.s srs 1rssrdrd ~ Dr. harsow psd Enss
iasiy % reesssag part 81 M sorsA
ssuurelg psckef and a4rsss41 inatgucsns
Il ts urtss seenFlnf Ae pobhc gensne Earee4a
srsessssisns ana ss<sasiy prstselnF shas iros sss
sus perseisns msf uns fhs tAsre eoa eases ssni -
unllf tat noi ire u carriage.
- Dc hza klss fFcm VI hsffos - eesntfsfg HallFs
"a anA D. paar seFt. sluMAS FaalLIf, ~ F8YElflLD
aICAL hk8EARcn&He u describes IN sie4F and aeid
enf enscts p she eiseasas eoaes
eirH Hlh i1slsaaet F thlf nfsPa tfuatneat and
ffRp - cents. ke14 seg - sag edtr1a4.
Address ~, nAREou, ~ ffsos hifsst, lte b.eekB
NpsleI nscstsevS ksx Ssxs. nsu--lHev.
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Gold Medal Pianos!

STEINWAK SDNS, ManufactureFs,
. A WALLER STREET, NEW YORK -
Oh Received the following FIRST PNIEx Eizz< zz'.&
MIDAS in Competition with the best mskers1 II M n
Of Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Bai-t
timore:
Two FIRST PRIZE MEDALS al the Metropolitan Fair,
Washington, March. 1855.
GOLD MEDAL At the Crystal Palace, New York, No
vember 15 (being the only gold medal given for Pianos
within the last six years)
SOLD MEDAL at the iylAnd Institute, Baltimore,
1856
THE FIRST PRIZE MEDAL at the Fair, Crystal Palace,
New Tort, November 1855. Among the judges the
hrst Musical Talent Of the Country, such NJ. Mason
Gottschak, W0llehhaupt and manv others. 81. a Pi
with and without the Iron France
for three years. and written guarantee given Pianos
packed and shipped Sthout charge. Prices moderate.
deciB-ly-V
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FREsH ARRTYAL oH PIAKos.

TusT Feoeistd ~ tie sahssrlAeF. sye of s<zsfr~ra
u shsss unrtvaee Pianos. msds ~ A. u.
isse = o. SIZES Vera, whirh Hes States w #l III
IL pan and Aasatsfa1s csrgee koaEgooB
Ang ens utsanT Ne. insiFumsnl senia q ss - give
acaiA kseFE fano nosd b is Narrea9ed IN eVrFy
eAricaiAf. ,. A. MecAuHk, - Inion street
s.-last pnesishsd ~ ~. - fenesng Lshf 81
lteaes he1spa mAtls Krnsnz sehelsleh eod 01ssrd
en hana' oaliand Ests eePfs esq -. sseA.
dsef 7.A.M.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

Rrou, q NJ. PETTINGILL cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
l1e Nassau Street, EEw YoEK,
And No. 10 State street, Bosros.
Pa Co., Agents for the most influential and largest
circulating Papers both in the United States and
The Capadas.
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HISTORY OF WASHING TUBS
| 7NHUNP. thump, scrub, scrub.
| i scold, scod away;
deuce bit tf comfort
UPOn a WAshng.d 'y-Od Song.
a new one borrossed for 0e OCCASION 10 be sung at
6redlJdss)
Come home 10 dinner, darling,
1hs washng's done to-day;
Rumses 5 Tub has done the lob,
So you need not 90 10 KiddIeberrer's, or
ossey any place else 10 get ysur dinner
nsyias pareha,sd the exclusive right Of this city and
county self wiseners Patent WGshfGb aud having CIV
en- Il thorough trial. offer h IN the citizens low
price Is they can be an iiactared This Tub Ma
chine; crank eos, belts, whees any thing
about that possibly get out Of order and can be
worked BY one ntg9er PoSsr.I and a'sEaaIr one at
and an Tub that does rot give rsree, sa fiction nav
bs rsfgr7sd Gad hAs money r,aRod" As an evidence Of
its UTILITY see eOTrssPoHdsnee beow.
REcoRDzss oryIcx
Eashville, FeS 10, 81
Ma. D. @. RUHsEr-Dear Sir; Ny ~asheI-v oman says
your Tub saves a heap Of serSsbng" Yours .rsly
NASHVILLE. FEB Il, 81.
d. O.. RrMsxY-Desr Sir: The wash ub purchased OF
you have satisfactorily tried, snd recommend It 70
every hOuseke-ser a. labor saving ms<hne The work
doas hy s far sapeuor TO thai dene on the common
wash b5Art and noreovsr the faisue attendant
r.. J. aEIGs.
NAsuvnLE Feb. ss. ~
NJ. D. RVNsrT-Dear Sir; tAse great pleasure In
reeammsnnng the Wash-fuo pnrehassd of yoa. Il is
tFUly iabSr-saFnE machine, ANA likely get
oat Of ORDER Several o my nsighbor hxvs oppressed
wish 10 sbAln one and uil PR baby do their arss
vsI % ths y. Thsy What ssery shosd
have Yo1rs tralys W. d. BAkER
4. h. Tar cOlisosos ios Davidson coanty.
EssnznGs, Feb. ss, 81.
NJ d. q. RrNsHr-Dekr SIR The Wa1h TIA boeFtt o.
yea . he bssl thing ef ne kRa saS sad Fsooa-
n. :. F&EscH
County Rehts loE East Tenaersec for TIE above wasA
Tub d.ossl ne esss advantage 70 the purchaser
hba1 D. @ n Mskr.
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Cement,
Steam Boats.

n0 BBLs Louisville Cement for sale to the trade at
l. w cost and carriage, by d. W RUSSELL, Agent.
A. T. WEAKLEYs. corner Broad and Front SIS. id@rT
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FOR RENT,


E'LMWOOD, the residence Of the late DR.. Berry.
IL Contains ten rooms, with Kitchen servants "a
room, suitable out houses, etc. The ground G.
1--WE acres with fru, trees, good vegetable ghrden
well Of water, etc. Apply to
feb1I A. VS. LINDSLEY
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

TNHE Rutledge Property, with about IS acres Of ~
Ground. One Of the most desirable residences La
in .he city. Apply to
feL1S Avs. LINDsLEY.
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FOR RENT.

A FEW neat and comfortable DWELLINGS, In
n south Nashville including zone OF CizhOrnes. 40
Apply to lkblil A. V. s. LINDsLEY. L.
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HuMRuall HuMRualll

DTAN0 fOnT4s, Tuned ard Re- ansXrzs
Il paired ~ he undefssnea u manner 4
that cannst ke eqaahsd by say cthsr Tuner \ ~
10 th section 81 cSuatgF. Ase. al kHds q Msssz Insira
nenls repaired.
80 Psrfrsl satIsfscil@n FiTsa og charge
Orders lar the Nnse q knes DiKFOss Jsmss
A. hccare. Uaon ssrset. wli b pfonEls attsndsd
wass q MnRToW
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n BBLs. ofthe above Just received and fer sale by
III J. e. ROBERTSON
febQs On Broadway.
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FOR SALE.

/ OTIS ga and 2T5 In Eving's Addition. on Ewinss AA
IL Avenue, which two ali frame dv ell Niss
ings. For sale cheap. Apply to
feblS ". S. LIEDsLEY.
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Windows, aud the Trimmings. eikZ1NEB--
We would cali the attention Of frltLUs the trade
generally 70 stock this Spring unusual pains have
MIL " A. Al. a. YeoLEILLND
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SWEET CRAB CIDER.

WILL act as Agent such may favor me with
therbusiness. oice At Il. L. Weakeys, Corner Rroad
And Frcn streets. d. W. RUSSELL,
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nF ALL KINDS. Gum Drops L'Eenges, Jujube, Rock
" Candies, &c Largest assortment Of extra quality,
suitable for Druggists and others, WHO want hne article
that will keep in any climate.
orders (enclosjng CASH promptly shipped to order.
Lowest market prices and best in New York. by
STEWART & B SUNG,
410 Pearl street, New York. Wholesale Confectioners.
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