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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-14
ATTENTION GENTS

NEW CIGAR, SNUFF & TOBACCO HOUSE.
J. w. LANGLEY e. CO.,
(LATE MURFRRRsBoRo.)
NO. IL UNION STREET, NASHVILLE.
GRAND parade of the Lovers of the " Weed" in all
n its most attractive form requested AT above esab
hmeut inspection OF the finest stock of
Virginia Chewing Tobacco and Havana
Cigars,
That has Openet in the city of Nashville, con-
ssng every grade OF Tobacco 6c 50 per pound
and from lowest the finest Havana Cigars, selected
carefully the city Havana by of the firm We hest
tate say stock can't be excelled, if eqused
marx IT,.
Country Dealers will find It to their advantage to
give q cali before purchasing elsewhere, advan
ages Practical TObaccOniss and Exclusive Dealers
aOe to offer superior inducements.
Remember the Place-sign Of 1.-The Big Injun' second
door east OF the state Bank. J. w. LANGLEY d co.
mar21-df No. A Union street.
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$4,000 Reward !

will ray reward thousand dollars for the appre
benson aud "a delivery Jail, MurfreesboTOugh,
Tennessee, OF JOHN FLY who murdered my David NJ.
Thompson. on the 29th of June, 1857.
John Fly is about twenty years OF about five feet
twoor tire irches high weighs about hundred and
twenty pounds. lie is of rather delicate or ehemlnate
sppeara ce complexion atheT salOw, high cheek bones,
large mouth for of his size, short and features
generally 6attened in appearance, dark hair and eyes,
Nhough neither back) He believed TO be left handed,
and 10 have SIN all mole black mark his He is
well educated and easily and readily and his voice
is rather efeminate; but little beard, and generally
dvesses neatly. JUN lhOMrSON,
INV Am Is57-d&wem Oc'ibeha county, Miss
~ ONE Thousand Dollars will be paid for any nforma
$3.50 =, I'M lalh 10 The arrest Of John Fly.
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NNE HAVR store the following goods, that we
w will sell low for cash punetua dealers short
time to-wit
so hhds Sugar; $4,000 Percussion caps;
go bags coffee; 400 bags Shot:
25 bills crushed sugar; $500 lbs Ba Lead:
% do powdered % casks Eng Soda;
40 half 0bls MClassss; 90 bbs soft sbelled Amons;
25 do and bbls Syrup do Pecans and Filbergs;
Is kegs Golden Syrup, Is. 100 gross Stacking;
LOUSY 100 boxes Imperial and Gun
60 assorted pickles; power Teas;
IS do Baltimore Oysters; Ca.es Indigo;
% boxes Starch; l Cask Nader;
100 do ! and star candles 100 gross Pip S;
200 do soap; 100 do Smoking Tobacco;
us do TRllOW candles; IS do Mac aDOy Snuff;
IS do Snuff; bbls person Salt;
10 bbls AlmOns; Is bags Ginger;
Is do Birthstone; 10 do Spice:
so boxes fOOaccO, supeT1ne; 20 do Pepper,
10000 cigars, various brands; 80 bbls COpp ras;
IRON, NAILS, AND CASTINGS,
$50 tons Iron, all sizes; war2OO Iron aXlss, 70
Tanted. inch;
1000 kegs Nails, assorted 3 to 40 boxes Axes;
40; 500 lbs A steel:
50 tons assorted castings 400 do and blister STEEL
LIQUORS.
500 bbls Tennessee and Ohio u p,pes Cognac Brando:
Whisky 20 asks pure Malaga wine;
IS bbls Amer Brandy: ~ casks Port do
so do old Rye WHISKY; 10 bbls CbeTrv Brandy;
rs dol Smith rec wh'ky. 5 do pure Peach do
LES do Amer Gin; 20 cases Schiedam Schnspps;
$50 do native sweet Malaga, IOO bbIs Walkers and KAY q
80 do KUN, Bros Ale.
pUncheOn pure H0l Gin;
GLASSWARE
200 boxes sxlO, and lOx2 81 boxes gal and gal bos
Glass; do a1art bots black
Is boxes I2x4, 14116, 16zls 40 do and to the gal
and l6X2U; 100 do assn Tumblers;
$50 gross pint Il pint Flasks 800 do l. gal dem
6O do quart do 10 do dteanteTs;
100 bags assorted cotton yarns.
All of the above will sell low cash. at the Of
pKlCE of Vinegar Reduced to 50 per bOl until further
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Frederick Bleir,
FINE FANCY FRENCH CANDIES.

FINE FANCY FRENCH CANDIES.
WE just received three hundred boxes Of the finest
w French Fancy Candies, Cream Candy, Chrystslized
Fruits, &C. from H. Y Maard New York, that posi-
bly, be produced, suited for Parties, &C., viz:
Assorted ChrysIalized Fruits;
Chry stalled Ginger; ROsolins;
JeIIS FRUITS with leaves; Vauis Gum Drops;
Ras pberry Balls Aeiduiated Fruits
do Gum Drops; Landy Toys
Naugat Candy; Ice Cream Drops;
Brady Drops Cordial Sugar Almonds;
Sherry Coolers, Cream Fruits;
Pineapple Balls; Maraschine Balls.
do Friters; SJraWberryj
Resides many other kinds Come and for yourselves
efore you buy. HOLLISTER & CARTER
apr93 "a Union street.
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SUPERIOR Old BRANDIEs. &C.

FINE HAMPAGNE VINES.
M are just In receipt Of about hundTed Baskets
w Champagne Wines, of the very finest brands, tbu
Hrenot Importers, bah!) Wis
2OBaskets Of the Palma Champagne from BuDaTt. P-re
Files, France. We the agents for this wine Nasl
vile, and il is equal to any in the world.
Is baskets Gold Medal Brand, very superior;
% baskets Mumm's Cabinet;
I2 bask ITS Mum Imperial;
IS baskets Ciquot;
l2 baskets Re jseal Cabinet very SUPERIOR
u ba ksts Charles heidseICk pure;
R baskets COmpe DMOnIebrun, for sale very smal II
1t al q Union street, by HOLLISTER d CARTER.
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1z.H.B.CLHFFORD.JZ.

STORAGR, FORWARDING AND cOuv1ssJoN NTRp
cHAHrs (exclusvey No. II Third street, between Main
and River, Louisville Ky.
Every kind Of Produce and every esc-ntio, NJ no-nrf
Iured articles sold on eonsgn highest market
rate, and prompt returns made Particular attention paI
to forwarding Merchandise, Live stock. &c -
All goods market to my will Be forwarded with dfs
patch nave al Imperative rule direct shipments
without taking into store, thereby saving shippers eXUs
Ga sorsge &c. My facility for siong surpassed
IN the c the house very large and commodous and
the river.
kefeR to Robinson Bro John A. Miller Louisville Rev;
KHy GURUS, HOpkinsvle r. Cartwright, Memphis, Tenn
10 L. S. Elliot Indianapolis S. H. Pattesou JehersonviIe
or upon S. N. Baily, Richmond, Va. Ifeb27-dIy.-
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Clifton q Abbot
LONG CREEK MILLS FOR SALE-RARE
ODBOHILNIL YIO LAND RIVERS.

WI offer for sale about 1900 of Land, ngCreek,
w l6 miles North of Nashville large portion of
the same well tmbered; splendid Saw Mill, propelled
by never.iailing stream of water; many convenient
aud comfortable improvements; whole Tract splendidly
red, and capable Of making excellant SoIk
TIere The Mill Yard from $4,000 $1,000 worth of
sawed timber, wagon and teams, STOCK hogs
cattle, &c, &c with every article necessary carry
such establishment To eBerprising business men, this
altogether offers most splendid opportunity to make
profitable investment.
TERAsIhree equal payments in 10 and "a months, sat-
sfacony seCured payable in Bank with interest," and lien
retained as usual. Apply TO
march 2J--E NANCE g. WOODWARD.
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Wanted

Wanted
TOR CASH, 9OOOO los. Wool;
Il Z" 2O.BuO - Ginseng;
$1,000 Feathers;
. g IOg,UtO bushels Wheat;
4" Z" 210O0 Rye.
+" g 10000 Barley, by
juneI9 R O'KANR.
CASTINGS, Steel Crow Bars wagon boxes Iron safes,
~ Axes sheet, Boiler and lrou-A large we'll as.
serted Stock and for sale The Manuiac-
uers prices. HOLM GSW ORTH co.
iulyo No. 6, MARI et, street.
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w X. CORNELIUS, Agent for the sale OF Fisk's
- 5rated Patent metallic Burial Gases. IS
prepared attend 10 all funerals heretofore when hrs
services may be required. Oceat the Phnix Wareroom
no ~ spring street. Cherry. Residence No. Il
street, between Spring and Broad.
HB-Wi also attend 10 receiving and forwarding bodies
&c, when notified TO- eosv
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TIE PREMIUM JACK 4" MARENGO
MAMMOTH

M Ill make his 5ih season IN Tennessee at Caney
" Marshall county, (his old Sand to insure Jen
nett ioal, payable when the act ascertsiped or rnne
removed transferred. Psstursge gratis grain iced IS es
march2S-tI KNIGEfT ~ WI SOW
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N. B.-Our Stock consists of entirely
New Goods, New Styles, differing mate
rally from the OLD or PAST STYLES, and
presenting an array of beautiful Goods,
beyond comparison of any former sea-
son. A. J. ~, O. w.
FEB 6i6T.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-14

Of all Qualities and Manufacture
Dunnell & Co., Gloucester, Burn, Flo
renee, Washington, Franklin, A. q
w. Sprague, Richmonds, Con-
estoga, American, Frank
fort, P. Allen 81 Son, Manches-
ter, Cocheco, Briggs, Bay State, Ro
bersons, Lyon Company, Hoyle rs and
A Double Purple English;
And all the different makes of English
Prints of all widths.
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III Hs..asS. ,...................... ..sa. ,s..ss
S.., isss.:ss. . Ssn v.s = OWE
ne grand hse.o.a ronsSsc and sosr. drama Of srs..
''N'"''' '''s sHi LAST DAYS OF rosr.n;
'nc S,scs !. row Drsses.:% cr the .s tim. ., this s..
IN The p: ,ys OF Mans arc az s%s 'ss dcs
S,s.sss p,opsrus. appointments 10 by. g W..hs
hsss =: ..r his western
Mad ron,si Mrs. Lnns Weston bsvsrpers Mr.. 4. Daym'
por M; Fillmore ~. Grosvsnor NJ 0Anoi M Seymour
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Illusion, ..s ss.s cSns am.
-: S ss E u: Of Of ss
dsnees &c, 40. OOocludiaG wuh The darling and isss
''.'-S TIE ERUPTION OF vEsUvIUs.
Fn esrrenss S,: nsn Of es.,sosy, &c &c u su
RKcganAMs BowERY THEATRE
Asus and sSse Man:xsr j. 3. bowe
orcbsss Chairs 90 oenss Dreas Circle and BoIss oeoss
n ne ss' sDs,s H Gems doors open VI % CON
0''sN' VI "'. TEE SospsN % H"ShE
ALL B nas xH RsEp SUSAN 4 ss.'h
ppRroNs NEW THEATRE. BROADWAY.
% Wednesday. and every evening this wess.
ihs aIownins ri.~Rn q 1nsasps.ssT ps'0mAnc''
produced with degree O. splsndor every department tina
Mr. " w..cl NJ sSr % n Eh.r Mr.. Par
ssey Il: y 1 ME- a s.s.sa s::
81 Of or Ss;n ., s,S
zee The full bills, and Scare seats.
RARNyMs AMERICAN MusEUM.-wEDNCsDAY.
Spriis 1851 Mt nAPAwAYS e BEN n q: evening
Fielding Clarke; Rose Fielding: Mis-. Mests, In the
tTsns ~
B.a.way ,hs Living ssTosn.s, Happy Family, and 81
cents, chnorsn under 10, l2'. cents
Gfo oH*rSr1 = T %ss.sus
~ Broadway. below drand st.ss.
Henry buGnese manager
20" FMS iv.ssc AND Dun:o InE WEEK. A@oAS"
well selected programme of Ethiopian songR Dances &c
&C. ''n'lo''nf Ex AUG Ar1ERp1EcE.
Doors open al ~ commence IN sS. At ia O'Clock
ornnA 1 HSHsf Wire 4
who vii, appear two fsrcea mole JkFF and VIRGINIA
S:,h Master Williams he infant wondsr Come Il TX
wv .ss sss:
su.,o.e. given :. n house Nc 70 East Thirty .sss
~ ssS III. Ne
- " sshusi.s;. beside: bang s:a:.sd y a: W
n he County wscs os:Ssr With sr On % ability
Of eremponzpg the piano. airs 70 be selected by the
susepce pianist able eItemporize having before
Of unrsuAl interest and high merit No efforts WI be spared
N rahe he concert Of the best muscal offerings Of he
seasor. TRE 4AAA0kMgNH.
CCHMElssBRs -
- GRAND CONCERT
AT RIBLo's SALOON.
EAsfER MONDAY EVENING,
April Is, 1857.
open q: 7; cor cert commences at B.
Tick and I'd sts mi be AZ
70l Broadway
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CChMErsssKB GRAND ooRCBRr.
- EASTER s sSsnh sfi EVENING.
rESS 'Ss
sIG sosEELI.
A0"An uR. ana Mrs &c aMEissSx. '''D0"''''N
Lfzrs ungsriAn TORN March, arranged and ccn.
p'''d for 'sG R,'' Scs2 DE waoIsT S'An''''sr
o''aunA-'eNn' Ma q SCH sSGaKissiR 'snn
he Sogsss
rrysx smsns iayez a. De yos pas que he eruit
sssea yo%s Ssase eo sT' o. ssaa ~ rsase
P.rses a plsn dsoSor eSn %sS
ii Ia ienpsis esiais Of ii le vent rusI
ss.s s'ss Az amen I se.saI 4. -. %s.tsre
y SSns q s III S%fi and 81 ' sc,
slI r.s Tsi q
!. Largo al csOqm Barber. ....Ro.ini
g. F.u...l. on IL. march fio% Papis.ni for two nj.
.''''.'''''iM Ma Cor. de wihor.i 'f'''
Mr. ,ehnsaser. -
' ! Allegro noi.o ''''''''' '' -
q kopds-Anegro.
Msd. Cora ee wnbor-t and sig Morelh
M scsmei:.er cru
Free ErempOrles airs 10 be selected BY The
sig Mtnsouhi. Cor dactor
SoS,. sqs,sS..is Ties,I and Is.sSs.s ;s:.
:. s.ss sns,.s for rs ssru .ss. .u,. n
every seat and % svoii hss or dram in ,hs
two grand psrS' !. e ud 5s from i M
g:y 2 %s's:.: 2 ,1ss n: ~
''' ''' ''' . ''' ~ ~ rHE MANAGEMENT.
TcnBotA Oh CERT SALOON, Il AVID 10 sowsay
cents aSn ssou. sch sdmlssion ell r.csve rin
NJAr,osAL eynN AsruM AHp rKNolHe AcApsxf
~ es broedway opposite bond street "A Grand srhish,ss
.. s. q sG ana sT rs1 %
~ ,.n a., pee On April = o ssss ,i
w ssuus NE puroAA',s N S sy ; f,nss q syn
oApnHY o. nu.Io r9 L.y.,o. oys..s COZ.
fppi, 70 > woiyS No soa1 ssest
A PPlLcAIIoH yoR cAnusrs sAhooH. EAsHIse
I 2S o f ps,ot :, w s:ss TsS.f '
pERBAns OFT TICKETS nHcxIvxD AND sEsr on
:. al, ssss;::s .s. oS's 90 Ssass..; = s:Ssss,;
% s p.ss. s4drss. s"% '' rs 2:~ Roo.s day
CHRAlRroAL mr. >. ". LAssaoAs Will BE N
TIE IN - Jchns n p ~ Ne sunmsr 1901 ISsfsrs o.
dsgss. .ssss WI rsss,ve saSsd,sis sassuco.
CrnArelas BxyoRR LsAvrHo rHs CIT 90 AID
- % ,ss ncss srs,, ne a.. q 70 a..v, .vpxr
.,.,, y ~ ~, .s,s ,o,.s a.. a. s.ss rm.s
so%sn i 5. wsa SssJy sSsseoas sT.aas ss
DnAurrvul. ALL E1cLArx wHHH rHEY sn rHn
b oesuiifs goypsr and elassc poses q as soi.l r.
y :, he yrssInn susu., ~ orsns srset Dosr iss@s
De ery Without seeing ssen-
. on sAIp-cuApcx ron A rosrurI-eoRrEs
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sEwsPAPnRs.
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s.ss a. sns-: You ,.n, fsr s0s,S ~ N
should sell Il 'c' four cevsa
nuR Tt.rr. ISiEsEsrIrG TO KvsRyaopy; Ar.
~ n6cisi eeth; invenuos -sh engraved usr~oos
s S.sor. ioS feas eso nj n iifR n
sctss she.a Greea ssecsssss; so.e
iiASsTs%ssp. xss yoos ns S 70 sss 10 ia ~
IL impcrasce 81 cor fAse commerce; necessity fr hsrr
inprcvsnenis osweso Ontario bay, Ltie soSns. BIG =
ItisED
THE RAvrorA Al roLrcE GAZETTE.
No "a Vol XII to he week
THE WHOLE TRIAL o. nay. I. xAtLocH, or
TON .sp ropusrs pp,sr, ssessvsp ssrsrs-T
n. CONSENT. ~ naval "a cos.a,n ne criminal history ct
this ccursy for Ne vess. pcacdsshhe reeeu ~ninA -
inyors-n, corrrpcodepce rsr IN ne great sris sur'
DER =. n,i " ,sss,I .Ayrovs Aporr rprpvr-
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CARPETING, UPHOLSTERY, &C.
T,ARPrTs, CARPETA CARPEfs
~ Carpets, carpets. sArpeta-
CAxpes eAfpeh oarYeea-
CAxpeA carpefs cAxpca-
OAypeta. cAxpea, eAxpes-
oarpss, sarpsA, carpeA.
No. 2n BreadwAy
New Yosk.
Orpoaste the Park.
Are constantly receiving
Prem European and American sAleA
An IRI LATEST eryLD or CARyBfIss,
Attbe lowest market
Race A fine
Etosk Of cheap
On hand.
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mIsCELIANBOUb.
INAs roR THB coUHTRY.
" Gas appaxsens Aner The patent II Ne
O. n. wooDwoRYH 90.
Ays low Offering Dor eAls
mssi sompleta, eAeaS, simple
And encicot rs mAchnA
Adapted In al rssyecs 70 De wants
PRIV sse dveflings, public and private sshosAA
OAWehss coneeeA hciprtss ousdeNa
AoAak wsAsRAg placsA -, 49,
A a - ovua and vn1AGeA
oeaia WI be faxnhheA
BY spvlyng b perusa o. BY hnw
70 d once Of The company,
WHERE nseAlne ca BE- soan
In spsrsaGA.
And Asssrbtiven anphiss obtase1t
Os n WOODW6RYH q CO.,
uo II Wal arect Few YWk-
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CAs FITTING AND FIxrURns -PRRsoEs INTEND
u ing Introduce 40 .As. sua,ss. would Se van 70
snd easn oar srus vnch Win be found rcssosssc and
cner skop The city also Chandelier and brsches OF
EYE also ''sDs's ~ sUssrSAH GwYHR.
III o.sso: Is sass ss.n. ieatsd ln,.ssssa: q
o. hn mshs vsieh sse nov being offered fsr .e
ss.om.srsio g Ok A.srissa cos assr 1ssosss ss S.
.ss, s &. ,SS i 90 nd ~ :s"s
q washington nov placed bcyOsd 0ser's nv,
No W Hua.os .uss, r. T.. near he railroad deDo.
JcD CREAM ICE cREAx-MApn rson Puen
.. a,S q On. ss rom SSu
\ r:s;; :s. 'sss:: :: e Z = .As. .sn~.~-
Tsscssss ms%Esdns "a
fssss.s -a-.y
~ sscvs - saa ss os.Assd non Ne rss uaHy yyc.z
5 = "a . z. = s'i Z is 4
Nxaa srIsvrrv AHEunArIo EMg.ocArloH-yoa
M rAsumsssn shnbaiss mmbseo, old sprAns, disicca.
% D. ss . = :; X. fs .' an. a. IN ssS
N" Gas YIxruREs
Al greatly
". II s1LLIMsS Broad-sy and wentv eisbth street.
CEtLINo sKlLIro orr-sp SILVER PLATED CAS-
- er uns ses sess and juss beskes 40 ch china din-
and tea fets; Nn pairs Gail II the store o. fHOs
twenty hrstsee,s 900 bier cut and plain sed
$50 sccordsrs
Cnow CAsRs-A CAMvBHLt, AANUF ACrURER,
- has removed from bis old stand 70 m Fulton street. be-
tween n:.ssu and Willis. streets lsrss sssossm... q
oss III and see srsscs q Dssrbcrn strsss oaicsso III
CHOW cAsns BOWMAN rEnscHs Snow cAss
- wayerosus, Nos. a Chatham street and 81 Bowery. 4
a acw conskaouy hand
Old csses ,ahen IN exchange Orders pronoy erscusei
CrEuL PLArss ron rALH-ABorT fifty syvsL
- plates. vsous sshtcsG engraved by Dos and used
mssy yesss IN perfcscsi; cost uprr average SO
each arc cfe-ed for sale c~ pc~s ro- tvrthey
particulars inquire - buidins No wan
and william ssreets
URHEs ron CENRrRRIse-wM n rsIsCR q 90 :,
Flushing have sbout Of arse sir. sun
able redrced Priced cAtaluruvs "a
all vees Ac ,erss sfc-ier weis ss srcsdwsy.
xvpny supupR oAHDDs, OF ALL Hrrps
Iasss s.a3esns~l q
nts anaNvuvsbls fw &rueTks and cAev VINO ans
hE~e RAJ WI teev n snv cssse.
,wr w, - ~ n s g.s,, Sr.r,
vhcAessis ccsHaeuoper
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THE MILLINERY SHOW ROOMS (roRMERLY MRS.
Rogers). I6I Itg.n avenue. will be opened on Wedpes
April Mrs Cooley having bought out her sister Mrs
Roger. Who from n beshh has been compelled 70 rein
been the only Crystal Palace prize medal Of 1856
diploma of 1855 superior minay abe hopes TO mart
the appreciation Of The cid patrons Of The shave place.
suoces.or 10 Mrs RogerS Isl E'Gh,h avenue sde-
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NARD.-ro THE MUSICAL PROFESSION AND raD
~ presa-nr hchme'.er being desirousof anordns tso
profession and the opportunity Of hearing
him, before giving his Grit public concsr he's decided upon
giving musical evening be 9Th ~ his residence No.
10 hrty third 70 which special Invitations win bo
hsued On This OCCASION Mr. schmeiss III PLAY some Of Tho
them the "0slop Chiomauque," by Iiszt; also will Mr.
Bchmehser exemporze airs 70 be selectod bv ha
his M schmeases will be assisted ~ Mrs echmes
Of bis poeona, written fr two
All gentlemen belonging the musical professon attached
70 TIE pres having special by h
THE MANA0EMgRT.
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y GRAND CONCERT
AT RIBLos SALOON
EAsfER MONDAY EVENING,
April l3 1851
Ticb els ...... One Dollar
L oors open q: 7; commences II g.
Tickets and reserved seas may be obtained At
VIM HAL a SOD O. Nv br0edWAy
No eIts charge for aecrred seals
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wishing To continue their subscription.
,. II subscribers order the diScoulinuancc
of their papers, the publisher can continue
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they are directed, they are held responsible
till they settle their bill, and order the paper
discontinued.
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they are held responsible.
,. The Court has decided that refusing
TO take Newspaper from the office, or re
moving and leaving it uncallcd for, is prima
jacic evidence Of IN intentional fraud.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-06-10
CHINESE SUGAR CANE.

The following directions, in reference to
Che choice of ground, time Of planting,
manner OF plaauug, cUltivating, stripping
ard cutting the Chinese Sugar Cane,
VIXEN IL is grown for the purpose Of max.
'ng Syrup or Sugar, has been gathered
from practical men, WHO have Lad cxperi-
ence in the field in the sugar gyG Ying dis
tricts Of this and othor countries, by Mcssrs
Hedges ~ Free, corner of Main and Wa.
ter streets, Cincinatti.
CHOICE OF GEocND.-Uplaul soil is
better for Sugar than Io# g.5anI, though
the latter may be strong deep SOIL 1t
IS supposed that the saccharine matter in
plants is absorbed chiefly from the a,mos-
phere; and though larger growth of
cane can be secpral cD io| ground than
on high, there will be more water in the
sap and, as the cost of pressing and boil.
ing is considerable it is pct always dasira.
oIe, TO produce he largest growth, but
rather the richest juice.
IME OF PLANTING.-The seed of tho
chinese Sorgho, or Sorgho Sucrc, shoald
act be planted until the ground has De.
come warm to Il considerable depth. II
the saeson is backward, as the present
srnng, the first or tenth Of June will do
very well. Mr.. Whitney, OF Washington
D.C, raised bis best seed, last year, from
seed pIaDt0l on the eighth Of June.
MANNER OF FIANTiNG.-AlI agree that
one seed in . place, eight or ten inches
apart, in drills feet apart, running north
and south, gives the best growth, and
renders It's maturity more certain and uni
form. 1t should be borne in mind that
the sorgho or Imphee stools out like
wheat, i. e., one seed produces several
stalks, and it is therefore not only useless
but detrimental! to q good growti. Of tha
best cane to plant the seed too thick. As
fight and air are essential TO the best
growth for Sugar, it is hattar. &c > gaDe.
raj thing, 10 have too few than too many
stalks. therefore no harm is dona il few
hills fail to cowe W. rs thoy probably
will when there is but Ggs seed in place
CuLrrvArIoN.- .-ThiG does not differ
from tho cultivation of Indian Corn, ex
cept that il shQpla Le watched when near
maturity, When it is intended to make
sugar or molasses the seed head should
be pIucked out. THIS should be done af
ter the seed has formed, and before it
begins TO fill, l.. e, before it begins to as
sume a milky appearance; or, in other
words, while the seeds are yet Of green
color inside. The seed heads are easily
plucked out by grasping tho head and
jerking upward. In short time areT
this is done, new panicIe will shoot out
from the joints below, on WHICH nov seed
hoads viii farm, As soon as tho seed in
these new heads have begun to form. tho
whole should be stripped baro of all its
leaves and panielo, lea'iug nothing but
the naked trunk,
STRiPrING-This operation ia perform.
ed very quick by those accustomed to it.
It IS done with an instrument shaped
much like pruning hook, only it is lar
ger, and is not sharp. 4 stroke down
ward with this instrument, close TO the
stalk, strips of not only the panicle and
blades, but also tho sheaths around the