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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-10
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
Freight Lines.
1857,
EGtab1fR1anaeut,


Steamship Lines, TO continue with
out alteration from 1st June 10
LIST of DeeemRer, 1851.
First Glass, per 100 lbs, 9IO
9SiTd g /"
Furniture and Carriages boxed, and other light
goods not enumerated, CaFboys Of Acids or
other Chemicals, per 100 lbs, 49O
Piano FoTtes, Books, Stationery, Boots, Sh Oes Lquors
Oils &c. in bsttes Gamphine and Spirits Terpentine III
barrels Csrpetng, China, Glass and Glassware, Cigars
boxes or bales Drugs Fruits Fruit Trees and ShTu6bery
Purs Harden Seeds Looking Glasses and Looking Glass
Plates lat owners Oysters in and jars saddsry
Tin and Britannia Ware, Teas and Spices.
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware, except such specified in third class Coffee
Tobacco boxes Leather IN rolls and boxes Oils barrels
casks, CrOckery and Queensware in casks
Rice, Whiting, Plaster, Sheet Brass and Copper.
THIRD CLASS.
Axes, Shoves Spades, Sad lrons Zinc and Tin IN pigs
Tin Paie Anys Vices, casks of Chains Hoes Manna
and Cotton Cordage, Coffee, Heavy Castings Mill Gearing,
Carriage Springs, aud Axes Railroad Wheels and Axles
Chairs and Spikes, and ROsin in barrels.
-~ SPECIAL RATES.
Boxes Hats Furniture and Carriages boxed, and ether
light articles enumersed ALSO CaTbOys Acids or other
Chemicals, will be charged al double FIRST class rates
&T Have every package plainly marked with name Of
eonsgnee, destination and depot of delivery. Attention
this matter prevents delays and losses nsures speedy
delivery. -
Goods shipped via Savannah, should consigned
Of Central Railroad, Savannah, and packages marked care
Goods shipped Charleston should consigned to the
Agent Of the South Carolina Railroad, ChaTeson pack.
age Marked Agent 5. C. z. r. Charleston, s. c.
The through rates above covers ali expenses New
York TO Nashville No commission, drdydgs, DAdraFs
charged eithsr al Charleston SaUaHRah.
Shippers may rely uniform aud prompt deve-
nes BY both lines. Over-charges and damages by either
line, will be adjusted by the agents OF the Nashville and
Chattanooga Road
In OF lost missing goods will take charge Of any
correspondence necessary for their recovery and not
will pay the the expiration of 30 days amer no.
tce al notices Of lost goods, Nashris
the Nashville and Chattanooga Read mEst be
dressed to II. L.7RdsrSOH, SEP't, Nashville.
Merchants when in New York will receive informa-
and assistance shipping by applying the Agent of
Charleston Line, No 1876 Broadway and the Savanna
Line, No, l3 Broadway.
CHA'S w. ANDERSON,
msy2S-H BP Gen' Agent.
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OLD ALANTADO MADEIRA.


1NHREB original casks, which offer sESUIKI and So
Il PRRIoR WINE. B. L. SIMPSON,
uRrch4. - Public Square.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-10

WE will pay the highest prices for likely young negroes
w Cash advances made on Negroes consigned US. We
will keep constantly hand for sale, at the old
stand OF Will Boyd No. 50, Cherry street, Nashville
Tenn r sept %, 81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-10
VALUABLE LAND SCAR NASHVILLE

AN authorised TO sell and make complete titles 70 Tia
l. Tract Of Land upon which the late n p Walker -
sided, and the lot upon which the Blacksmith Shoo e %
Aied and the slaves and stOek the place. The ulacs
situated on tbs Galatin Hfnpke and is iDtersects ~
me Nashville end louisville Railroad, is enough 70
Nashville to make it convenient country rszdepss sov
persons doing basIness in the city has fine spring Il
there IN the State and is susceptible Of divisions no
several ots each Of which would afford beautiful build
ing situations fronting the turnpikeo railrosd am au-
thorised 70 sell the entire Tract in body or IN parcels
snd on sueh credit as may deem ezpedeut shal Be
on the place durlag the rst and second weeks Of NOVs
Der next and will receive proposals for the purchase 81
private sale Of all or any Of the above named rel and per-
sonal property In the mean time any person desiring 70
examine the property ean do By calling On Hrs AT1S
walker on tns place, Sud proposals 10 pnrchsss e
made to her or John Taylor Mathew Allen on beP5es
or addressed to me at TgsntOp Gibson county, Ts1s
sept24-t SAMUEL WILLIAMS TrBsf7e-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-10
GEORGE A. EERIOT.
uats HEKIoT & HoLMEs9
Forwarding and Commission Merchant
M VENnuE RaNGE

Particular attention given the sale Cotton, Flour
Wheat Corn, and all other Produces also, the FOrWaFC
ing Of Goods to and from the Interior
REFERkNcKs-B. S. Rhett, ESQ.,, MessTs- 4. s. & I. @
Budd, w. B. Herot, Rsq, Charlie sion, c. James Walker
Bsq., Nashville, Tenn Thomas s. Kennedy, Louisville, KY
Wilson q Burns. Baltimore, Nd. lapT23-Sly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-10

PEFUMERY &c. a...
FRAEsPAHE1, Musk, yOeky CLUB,
UPPzR TN, Patchouley, Magnolia,
Jasmine, Verbene, Sweet Brier,
NulehaeT, Oriental, Extracts for the handkerchief.
FRENCH, ERNAN AND AMERICAN
CoLoGNES IN great UGristy
I25 Dozen FFaRQiDaHHi, Marcus,
Bears oils, and DINER preparations
for Cooring and importing the Hair. tf
COSME ILS FOX THE SKIN. - .....
FINE TOILET q SHAVING SOAPS.
100 dozen well assorted Toilette Soaps
Fac ShaUiHg Creams aad SOaPs.
FOR THE TEETH,
OdontiRs and Charcoal Tooth Pqstes;
Strawberry ano OrTis Tooth Washes;
ROEssePS fine Tooth PSOdsrs,
Tooth ache Drops assorted.
Received and Tor sale by 7. WILLS.
FLAVORING EXTRACTS ASSORTED.
DAINTS. OILS, vARNISHBs, OF best qualities; DYE
L sTUFFS, ASSORTED: WINDOW GLASS HOlIOp GIGss-
Sdrs, SroEE WARE, FLOWER POTS, assorted. ~ ~.
ZINC WHITE IN DEMAR VARNISH.
A LC0HoI, Brandies, WINES, VINEGARS, Teas assert.
"A Cd, CHOCOLATES, MusaEds, HAVANA CIGARS, FfHs
7ObGosOs. '.t..
PoTAsH Soda SesratE5 sAltpstsTo, BOEAI, Cream Tar
tar;TARTARIC ACID. .il4
HYDRAULIC CEMENT, Lad Plaster, PLASTER Pans,
IL Spanish Whiting, ChaLE, PUMICE SToNE.
= OLD LEAF, Gold Foil, Silver Leaf, Red, yellow
VI and White BrOnzes. a---
ID RUSHES,-Hair, Tooth, Nall Hat, Cloth, Paint,
ID busting, Sweeping Scrubbing, Poona Stencil Horse,
Comb, Shoe, Stopping and Varuish Brushes
DLACKING.-4O gross fresh Paste BlacklUg Fer
ID sale low by 7, WELLS.
ARTISTS COLORS, &C.,
OIL Colors in asxible tubes,
~ Mahogany Pallets,
Sable, Cancels hair and Brlstle Brushes,
Palette Knives, Varnishes, DRYING Oil, 90.
Water Color Paint Boxes assorted,
Daguerreoype Paint Boxes;
do Plates and Cases;
do ClOrids Of Gold,
do Hypo-Sulphate Soda;
ARTISTS 70 IL, ASSORTED COLORS.
MOT, Lead, ZINC, Block Tin, Rife, Blasting, and Ps
- tOE Ponder Ferc usson Caps Safety Fuse, Bristol bTek
Emery. Black and White Sand.
DISTOLS, Canes, Razors, POCKET KNIVES, Tea and
L Table Spoons, Ladies, Cups, &c.
LUE, Sand Paper Bureau Knobs Shoe Pegs, BTstles,
u Morocco SkiHs, Chamois, White sheep, and Parchment
Skins.
TlEAS, $50 IbS.-Pne ImOerial, Young Hyson, Gun
l. Powder and Black Teas, .aa FL.
= ODAS, Spices Peppers GingeTs, Mustards, Yeast Poo
= ders, Seiditi, POpdsrs, Potash, Cream Tartar.
UOH COUGHS, COLDS, Gc,-WfHiams' and VI,
Il tdr's Gls4ns of Wild Cherry Cherry PeetOrGI,
Drops Jutub Pssej Ginger T0H and Mint LOteHgs' &C.,
CURES for Pains, Bruises, Rheumatisms,
~ &c.-Nerve and Bone Mustang Sloan's, Arabian
and Gardeners LINIAENTS Davis Pain Killer Celestial
Balm.
WALL PAPER,-l,OOO BOLTS-Pine satin,
w Glazed. Gilt and Velvet ball and PsTor Papers;
ING L4IZED PAPER, large assortment Of gerry hand
patterns, at unusually LOD prices Gill; VelVot and Paper
Bordering, Fire Board PrnIs Curtain Tester and Centre
Papers.
% DOE. Fine Ivory Combs assorted;
ON IS DOz. English horn BalO Ivory Shell, Drsssin
Pocket, Tuck, and Side COMBS.
| - PETS ROSE SNUFFS at the lowest prices, by
Sign MAN AND MORTAR, on Market street. opposite On.
| ion street, Nashville. nov Z.
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Powder /! Powder ;

-, .-,lrsd Ia MAGAZINE and FOR sale, aOso krr. So
Osl SOC quart kegs Dupont celebrated Rias Pvde-
y BAD = NJ & 3. >, CHRATHAa, Agent
S,.-hrf~fL or ~ Manufacturers
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New York. Oct. 1857,
BEERS 81 RRY,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

AUGUSTA, GA,
II Will attend the sale OF all kinds OF Tennessee
Produce their Store, opposite the Planters Hotel.
John P King, Pres. G. r. X. Augusta,
J. A. Ansey, Augusta; n. X Butter, Augusta n. T. Yest
man, Nashville, Tenn. J. A Brown, MurfTeesbOro, Tenn
Seymour, Fanuing & Co., Nashville, Tenn. lmrhlO-tf.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-10
Charles HeidSick
CHAMPAG NE.

FTNHE rapid with which my last importation OF this
II article has induced me 20 order new supply,
which arrived this day being SUPERIOR 20 any lot
yet offered recommend to the Trade well as for
family use. B. L. SIMPSON, - Public Square,
msFch4 Benz. 2. Shids' Com. House
GENUINE GORDON DUFF SHERRY WINE.
"A for sale by 8. l.. SIMPSON,
march4 ~ Public Square.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-10
Erederick Bleir.

GERMAN PHYSICIAN from Rudoton, saEony, nas "a
" Ken an oaiee al No. To- Front street neal "a
iers MS services 10 the citizens OF NGshve - =
cure OF Female Complaints Of all kna7 I-.- - rt
worst forms Consumption, RheumaiisSs -.i .iss s
eases have besn sneh ~ Enable hin gaaranies perse
eae u treated or taken IN article Of stomach
e q dove, snd Manufacture, together
with variety otheF HT-'i''N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-02
Later from Key West.

The Key Of the Gulf, of the 14th, Informs u.s. that =
Mr. Bssell, while distance up the reel, was cap
sized. He succeeded in getting upon bale Of cotton
which fortunately drifting by and after thirteen
days Of rafting occasionally visiting the shore and
living on whatever lie could getthat was eatabe, and
frightening off large o. s. Surveying schooner by
his appearance to spread the cry of Indians, be was
picked up by the crew of the schooner Graham, and
went to the Miami on the steamer Jasper.
From the same paper Of the 2lst we extract the
following intelligence:
The libel for salvage upon the cargo and materials
of the late British ship Crown has been heard and
decided before the Admiralty Court, and decree
given awarding to the saivors for their services
s23 COO and to Capt. Rollins of the steamship Isabel
fifty dollars forsreporting the wreck.
The U. 8. Revenue cutter g Sea Drift" having
been condemned by survey, was sold at public anc-
ton on Wednesday last for $1,5Si. The purchaser,
Capt. John Lowe-one Of our ablest wrecking cap
tains-intends repairing and re6tting her for tine
! sponge trade
Galveston got ashore on Pickles Reef at o'clock
the morning of the I4th inst; got off the same day
| without assistance, and proceeded on her voyage.
| The schooner Phoenix, Of New Orleans, bound to
Tenerie got inside Of the Grecian Shoals, struck on
the reef beat over and after remaining two days took
| pilot and went to sea.
| The Spanish schooner Gibbet from New Orleans,
bound to Spain got inside of Caryssort Reef some
days ago, and was pilotad to sea for forty dollars
Spoken by pilot boat Dart, on 10th inst, bark n
Bolton, of Thomaston, forty days roHa Bristol
bound to New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-02

Loss OF THE A. l.. SHoTwELL.-From the Memphis
Appeal of Thursday last we extract the following
particulars of the loss of this fine steamer:
On Tuesday night between and 9 O'Clock, the fine
steamer A. L. Shotwell, bound down, encountered
snag near the head Of !" Paddys Hen," four miles
above this city knocking hole in her ball. She was
Immediately headed for the bank, which she reached,
and her passengers got on shore in safety. Shortly
afterwards she sunk; and is lying in water thir
teen feet at the stern and eight feet at the
bow. During the night she broke in two forward and
her hold is full of water. All the books, papers,
baggage etc. safe The passengers, some of whom
were on the Ben Franklin, when she met with her
accident, got on board the Antelope, which boat
passed down early yesterday morning. Captain Ell
lott down to this city the Antelope, and Sc
cured the assistance of the ferryboat Nashobah and
returned to the Shotwel The Nashobah arrived yes
terday afternoon with large quantity Of freight,
most of it in sound condition. The most of that
naming on board is more or less injured there is
considerable quantity of tobacco in the hold which
will be near total loss.
We learned from the first clerk of this ill-fated
boat, last evening" that there very little prospect
of her being raised. The A. i. Shotweh was about
four years old, was owned by gentlemen residing in
Louisville, and cost SIS goo. She insured for
$780, ,000 At the time of the accident she had on
board about 1000 tons Of freight most of which
fully insured. The Shotwell has been remarkable
lucky boat having met with no accident previous to
this worthy of mentioning She was one of the fast
est boats that turned wheel upon the Missis-
sippi river, and her quick trip between New Or
leans and Memphis, in May, 1858, is still fresh in
memory,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-02

ROBBERY AND INCENDIARIsM ON A LARGE SCALE.
On the night of the 22d the residence of gentleman
in Stapleton, Staten Island, was entered by thieves
while all the family were at church, and robbed OF
$500 worth of silver plate While search was being
made for the thieves, the house was discovered on
fire. In few moments another house was discovered
in the same condition, and these dwellings, with a
large amount of other property, including yard of
lumber, were destroyed. Another house caught fire,
apparently from the same cause, at New Brighton
and was consumed. The loss at Stapleton is said o
be over $40 900.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-02
Louisiana Intelligence.

The Alexandria American Of Saturday last says:
The river at this point is falling fast The weather
for the past week has been delightful and plant
ers are all busy pitching their crops. aa' sa
In the Pointe Coupee Echo Of Saturday we fnd the
following paragraph :.
Mr.. Emile -, o teacher in our parish for some
time past, was thrown from his horse, on Saturday
last, and killed. The deceased leaves dependent
widow and child to mourn his sudden and untimely
demise. - kl1--f.
The Democrats lave nominated Jadge O. N. Og-
den for reelection TO the Judgeship of the 18th Judi
cal District. Two other candidates are in the field,
| MIR. Henderson, Taylor, of Avoyelles parish, and
Mr.. Hyman Of Rspides. ~s--
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-02

THE SOUTH MANUFACTURING FOR THE NoRTH-lt
is rather strange to sec printing paper sent to the
North; but singular as it may appear such is the
fact. The pioneer paper factory at Athens Ga, is
shipping paper to Philadelphia for the use of the
Philadelphia Inquirer 1t is very superior article
and reflects credit on the mandatory. Why not
have paper mill in this vicinity? we would support
it literally. better opening for skill and enterprise
cannot be found in the United States
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-02

WALrzrNG IN New ORLEANs-pieso b5 an Out
sider-A correspondent of the Nueces Valley Adver-
tiser Texas, writes letter to that paper from this
city, and not having the fear of the Terpsichorean
bellies of New Orleans before his eyes, makes therein
the following scandalous and unnecessary but unaues
tionably correct statement (:
By the way, dancing in New Orleans is becoming
quite novel and interesting performancethe waltz
ing particularly took my eye. Il is performed by the
gentleman encrcling the lady with his right arm,
with her left resting upon his shoulder in his lett
hand he holds her right which he presses tightly
upon his left hip-thus drawing them so closely lose
ther that daylight cannot be seen between them the
gentlemans shoulder supports the ady's head, while
his head rests upon her cheek and thus closely en- en-
gagged, with the heart of each beating against the
other so that the pulsations might be counted tried
the experiment) they manage some way to lind play
for their feet and legs, and commence an irregular
and uutimely whir which lasts until one or both lose
their strength their footing something else But
to be understood and appreciated this fashionable vu
sary like the dog that is halt bear, must be seen and
| inspected.
| chap who went to California poor and subSe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-02

TESTING CHRoNoMETERs.-The London Board of
Trade has recently established an Office for rating
and testing chronometers. standard mean solar
clock, regulated by a timeball communicating by
electric wire with the Royal Observatory at Green
wich gives the means of rating; while the testing
is performed in chest, heated to any required tenn
perature by IN ingenious gas apparatus.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-02

SCARLET FEvER.-The Macon (Miss.) Beacon OF
the 25th says that since the first appearance OF the
scarlet fever in Noyubee county, (about three months
snce) there has been upwards of hundred deaths.
1t has almost entirely been confined to the northeast
ern corner of the county in many instances carrying
off US many as five and six in family 1t is still
quite prevalent, but not so fatal in its effects.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-02

JNR. I1UCI.NyOOIe, WHO HAS HAD FIVE iEARs
Il experience in this city practitioner OF nedcic of
the will attend principally office practice lie taxes
this method Of norng the public that he treats with uRp"r
eei diseases the Head Ear Eye Lungs Liver Heart,
Kidneys Bladder Chronic nnea, in word n!' CHROME com
plants; and Rheumatism in its worst form Also me Diseases
Of and chlreuespecaily Of females proIApSu uter
Feur bu Amnoerhoea etc. and that class OF Diseases
termed Veuereal, primary and secondary.
All wto suffering would do well 10 give me call before
going elsewhere, and they will receive safe and speedy cure
oblEae myself all persons who have rheumatism r
Pains ia the Limbs make charge for services ny
RHEUMATIC SPECIFIC only be had ot!ce. This
is of discoveries in Mntera Meicn and is
taken with perfect safety being vegetable compound.
In OF the halnbu advertisements in The
newspapers with reluctance give my the publie
Address call on nj DAE1hSUN'S ROW, las CARDH-
DELFT street between Poydras and iievia
Ohice up stairs. Hours from A. NJ 10 9 7. NJ.
s5 7 WOOD. VI. u.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-02

The EMPRESS OF AUSTRALIA letter from Milan
gives the following description fthe Empress Of Aus
tria
The Empress is as beautiful as RaphaeFs Virgin, and
as mute. Her Majesty does not speak Italian though
she took lessons from NJ. Bolza during long time.
She speaks but little French she listens, she looks
9n aaa re a a s 70 'ne
she hands to her chamberlain without smile or
without word of thanks. 1t appears that she lives
solely in the love of her husband who, on his part,
appears to be passionately attached to her.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-02

LOCATION OF AN INDIAN REsERvArIoN.-rhe land
department will shortly issue circular of instruc
tions to locate the Sioux Indian hafbreed scrip, un-
der the act Of 1854 1t will lie applicable to the
lands in reservation in Minnesota, and other public
lands on which these Indians have made improve
ments There are $40 OF these halfbreeds, Their
scrip is not assignable-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-02

s-..z. THE GREAT Ma
AkE ssetL sset sssststE ss.-.-z = BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAIROND.-Woic forms the grand central link in
communication between the Mississippi and the At
WIIEELING BENwoOD and dPARKERsDURG, P ON THE
"wpSAsiiiNGroN pS2l c1rY and BALTIMORE ON THE EAST.
At which places it urites with RAILROADS aud STEAM
BOATS, etc. for all points East and West is the ONLY
ROUTE by which THRoGH TICKETS TO WASHINGTON
be procured, 10 which point MS well as to
Shortest direct and respect the most rea
1t is the rou,e by whierGnrchasers Of Through
Tickets enabled reach the cities Of Baltimore
Phadepiiia and the of n ticket New York
only enabling business and travellers for pleasure
visit four of the principal cities in the Union Tor
less than be afforded by other route,
H~ passengers from New Orleans, VtcksbuT, SAtchcz
Memphis and the South west generally travelling by the boats
Mississippi CHOICE OF the East
" the Baltimore Ohio Road and connections is offered
FIRsr-They may leave the boats at CAIRO ta the mouth
Of the Ohio and thence by the Illinois Central h9aa go TO
Ohio Mississippi ferre Hnute and Alton Railroad turn
eastwa By this route the traveller passes through leFre
the L. s up Ohio Louisville CINCINNATI aud
then CARS FOR THE EAST, via the Little Ti9in
miles below Wheeling, where he takes the ears On
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. .
n- Travellers requested notice that while this is the
only Thouk Tickets all the Eastern cities at
chnrged by other TO New York only it
ao the shortest speedy aud direct to all the Leading
the East The distance from Columbus to Baltimore is
SIT being about 100 miles shorter New York than
any There less changes of by this route
and consequently less detention than by any other
- By the Express this route the time from iaO
to BALTIMORE or WASHINGTON is but FoRTY-THREE
HOURS. ~ -
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ES Through Tickets allowing the holders to stop at any
pUrehnsed Of T. REDnlN at the Office Of the Illinois
'"' j. Kennedy MEITEE,
Agent Il. 4 o. R. R., New Orleans
JOHN NJ SHARP, General Agent m2 I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-02

CHINESE SUGAR CANE.--We learn that Mr.. Gfayes,
of this city, who owns small farm on the Seventh
street road some five or six miles from Washington,
has entered extensively into the culture OF the Chnese
cane this season with the intention of manutaC-
turing sugar aud syrup therefrom. Mr. &. has al
ready provided himself with sugar mill, which ne
procured at the Mechanics Institute Fair now being
held in this city We are further informed that Mf.
G, has a practical knowledge of this cane, having
cultivated it during the past year.
Washington Union.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-02

L1vELy.-The town Of Lexington, KY, must be
stirring place. The Lexington Observer of the 2lst
chronicles two fatal atays, in which one victim was
stabbed and the other shot, and case of accidental
shooting which terminated fataly-all occurring
within the week previous
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-02

RELIc.-Fhe original wampum belt presented by
the Indian chiefs to William Penn has been presented
to the Pennsylvania Historical Society by Mr.. Gran
vile J. Penn.