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Whole Tickets s4-HaIves 2-Quartsrs /.
Plan OLE TEE LOITkR


PLAN OF rHE LOITER.
Same as The Royal Lttery Of Cuba-with this difference
the Havana Lottery has IS 900 Numb-rhis has only QUO
there are two wheels each which placed
two Locks The Superuteudsnis have each key the
Locks and the cannot be opened unless both pre-
sent There placed in the wheel OF numbers tin tubes
containing slips Of paper wIlh the numbers from No 10
IS OOO the wheel OF prizes thsTe placed Tin tubes
containing slips Of paper with the prizes them ranging
from els, OOOtO 500.
When the da wing takes place. which will be In public, n
wheels are unlocked. and after revolving them, number Is
drawn out Of the wheel Of numbers and the time
one drawn the Puzs wheel boys with barred
the shoulders and bndfUded-he tube s slipped or and
he number held Up and enrolled that the whole audience
can see 1.-THE number Is then called OF and registered By
the Superntendents The Prize drawn credited o. The
at the Time and uhti all the prizes
are drawn out copy Of The drawing Is then sent - the
prntes aer comparison the Supernendents certify 10
the corrsctness The drawing These SupsrnendeHs
sworn 10 perform their duty without fear or favor.
will Be perceived that in this plan, every prize is drawn
out and person must get hemi drawing 10
10 every ordering ticket The Prizes payable
thirty days after The drawing in full without deduction.
ITP Drawing TAX o. place every Saturday
f. ORDERS Tor Tickets addressed 70 G. H. WINTER Box
S59, Nashville, will be Immediately attended to.
JAMES =. WINTER,
febI '57-tf Manager, Macon, Ga.
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election will be held the Planters Bank Of Tennes
y SEE Nashville Monday 2d March next for eleven d
ESetors 70 the ensuing year.
D. WEAVER, Cashier.
Plintsrs Bank, Nashville, Feb. Ait
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ISLANDER.

~ John Mitchell, the Irish exile, is to lecture
in Chsrleaton, s. O., this evening.
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SILK anu DRESS 5OOu8 department
In this department. will be found all the novelties of the
BroeaaO, from cheap to The most costly,
Pl9g9S sas s SG % do DO DO DO 90 60
Plain cord Po1 de Louis day and evening,
asf,sin dimes Gro De nap snd Nininsfy siiEs,
S4tiEsr IN wIi-h'. c0lsTssui qualities,
4 uG-s BIZ. GTJ &c Rhines,
black Par, and l. oss TaTeas. cheap,
dc Fig'i silks premier des gins,
do R'y al M0urIi1E Pou De Loire,
Arm1rss !spahan and Gro de Antique,
Rich Silk Robes for Dinner and Ev ming,
Rich rese Robes Georgia Cashmere and PomPadour
organSy:R6Os IS fro psru cold TO flu ehntI,
New and exquisite designs in Musns, Barsgs' and JsO-
Plain Jsconss mall Oolaru
Rich and msgnidosnt desiga' IL all Of the above,
All descriptions Of Traven Dress Goods.
Lace and Embroidery Department
Rich French worked CsPes,
Sets worked Collars and Sleeves
Breakfast seus in cambria and laconet
Sets Scotch work for travelling,
French work and lace Caps for old ladies,
An immense stock OF swiss and iacone edging and in
ss,s Jsconst and Oimiry aOunee', plain. and highly
Ten thousand Novelties that cannot be named.
Hosiery and Glove Department.
Here cur Stock viii excel in vgresy The assortment will
be Great, Rich and Complets. We shall keep
CHLDRERs NONEN 3 AND MEHs HosE AND HALF
HOsF.
MsrlnO Silk and Cotton Vests aid Drawers for Children
AlSEand DIRE and Josephine Kid Gloves.
Linen and miscellaneous Department.
keep acOmplsIo EIIgrtmenE aud Of the best makes
Irish Linens, Lawn, and Cambrlcs,
Printed Linens and JsoOnets for Children,
In all descriptions Of Goods FOR children, stock viii
CsloOs and Domestic COttOnI very large cheap as,
EoTtmeDt.
Mantillas, ShawlS and Scarfs,
or every desrsbe fabric, India French Vienna and B,
tSh Every description Of Garments will be offered in this
department..
House Furnishings.
Huck Towels. plain and dama.k borders
do DO tringed and cOl0rcd ends,
All dsscrlpt Ons OF TOwe.s and Diapers,
French DamRsk and Turkish ToWels,
Furniture and Casa Cloths,
Rich Curtain Damasks, trim mlnEs 70 mairh.
Rich Gilt COTnlce, Bands aud Pins
Rich Muslin and Lace Curtains,
Buzz Holland Window Shades,
Rich Table Damasks and Cloths fer dinner parties,
Furniture, Caie0s an DimiIies,
White and cold Mosquito Nets,
Summer Quilts an C8unLerpanss.
Linen and Cotton Shsetngs ali widths,
Bed, Cradle aud Crib Blanksts.
Carpets, oil Cloths and Mattings.
To this part Of our Stock needles to REFER As it is
coded We Keep the largest and At the ssusms
cheapest stock IN the Western country.
Plantation and n egTO Goods
And all goods BY LAe piece, at Wholesale prices Wehops
70 oIer our friends tbs season the bert assortment Of Negro
Goods We have ever had the pleasure offer, and
respectfully invite all q visit that they NAV see
no" fully we shall meet Iheir eIPscJstous
fbs-u '' '-'' s5 C 3 Isl Street.
DISSOLUTION
THE partnerhip heretofore existing between the under
signed under the Style Of Heinrich Petre, this day
fs0s-lm HEINRICH d PBTRE.
c. ALTHTEA, NJ PFTIF-
New FirTn.
NhE business viii be continued the old stand Ne I3,
North AaIkst street, Under tae style Of
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Two lovely ladies' dwell Rt -,
And each 9 churchinE goes
Emma goes there 70 sloss AfT sgss,
And Jane % sYs ASr elOtbsS,
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z. III. BADGER,
DENTIST,
AS returned to the city, and will atsnd dulles OF
IL his profession his esidenee Cedar door
10 he Catholic church. fsb3-lWa
ADVICE To Husbands AND WIVES.
ALs1, THosE CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.
Cold Steel plates IS pain plates Is free ofposlage
ibis work contains dissertation on the necessity Of
4 Marriage, ms ructOns IN Counting, with Cure Tor
Levs, Effects OF Celbacy tohabafOn, fStsry
planned ncress Of family msny other useful inslrue-
uOus,--from the French Of Jean Dubois.
Address HENRY s. G. SMITH & co.
Agents Wanted fleb3-6ml Box 1910 Post Ofics y. z.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

THE stoek holders Of the Nashville Gas Light Company
hereby nOtiRrd that the annual election Of d.
Fecors twelve months, will take place the
day March the Office Of the Company, Cher
~ Street JAS. II. KENDRICE, Sec'y.
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FOR sMITHLAND AND PADUCAH
State Bureau.


IHE Davidson County Members Of the State agricultural
Bureau will meet the Mechanics Reading Room, op
posite The seWanse. on SATURDAY the It'll O'Clock
Feb. 4 S. COCKRILL, V. Pres't.
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JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.

Glass II, be drawn at CoNCHEr Hall, Macon, Ca,
\ under the Superntendencs Of Col. Geo NJ 10.
gan and ". C.. Anderson, Esq, on SATURDAY, FEBKU-
AIRY :, 1887,
SATURDAY SMALL SCHEME
$4,000 NUWBERS-Prizes Payable without
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STATEMENT OF THR BANK or PARIS, CoNMEN
cling SEPT. So, 1885, ENDING JAN. lsr, 1857.


THE SATURDAY EVENING POST.
THE BEST WEEKLY PAPER
SAMPLE NUMBERS FURN ISHED GRATIS.
EXAMINE FOR YOURSELVES.
Apply 70 the Publ ahers
DEACON & PETERSON,
Feb. 4-W3W &c south Third ST Philad4.
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Auction Sale
OF
GR0GB RIBS.
BY
Morris & sEratTOn.

ON WEDNESDAY morning February 4th 1857, at 10 o.
~ coCk, will offer Auction, I'm front Of our store,
NarEet streets
81 hhds choice new Sugar; goo bags crop Coffee,
100 Dol DO do Molasses 50 hays old Bali Codss;
100 bbls Loaf Crushed and 25 easks ale;
Powdered Sugar. IS casks London Porter;
so casks sup cgTD soda; lO0 DALI bbs MOassss
500 kegs Nails CASKS Figs;
100 obs cider Vinegar; 90 half bxs l. 2, Maekersl;
50 dcE Wash Boards 30 n bTs ., 2, 3 De
50 dOZ Buckets; 200 boxes HeFrings;
30 bbls j. and 5 Mackerel; 100 boxes Cod FIsh
50 kits DO do do; 100 do M and or Raisina;
50 bags Pepper, spice and 100 do STAR Candies
Gngeri 50 do TaIlOw do:
loo boxes Tobacco 100 do select Cheese;
4Ss do Glasswars-assortedi 200 bbs Pixies Magnolia
100 bbls American Brandy, WHISKY;
10 bol5 G'nj 100 b0ls other brands 60;
bblS Smiths Old Reserve 10 b5ls V. A. Brown
WhiskeTj Whisksy;
With various other articles In the Grocery line.
ian30-ld z. NORRIS & 'STRATTOy.
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CLOTHING AND TAILORING.
Nk have line assortment OF Winter Clothing on hand
w which We will sell OF at Eastern cost.
feoS-im ALTMYER & PETRE
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FOR MEMPHIS

THE ane passenger steamer, ELLA, CAPT. HrHez u
WEAgER, will eaVe s shove this day, k-Ia-,-sS
WEDNESDAY, the Alb inst, at 70 O'eOCk, m.
in place the AleoRs, she having been de- 60
taia BY the ice. A. HAMILTON, Agent.
Feb.
FOR SMITHLAND AND PADUCAH
TINHR light drauRdt steamer Aida, RYNAN, 15H2 4
Master will leave for the above and all Ists7szssl
intermediate landings THIS DAY, Wednss- go - -
day, February eth, al % O'Clock, A. N. For
freight or passage apply on board, or TO -
Fab. ( H, h, HARRISON, Agent
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOIDRRS
lRFIcE NA.HVITIE q NnRTII !. HI. \. - d p n

OFFICE NASHVILLE 8 NORTH v y ~ ~ n R. 90. !
NtsHvI Il, January q h 1857 B
THE Stockholders or the Nashville and Morn West. IN
Railroad are hereby nUIidst % the once .T -
Company IN Nashville, on HGR~ DAY, TIE sra ga q
MARCH Next, important 5usuFss- SlleEdoid % ar
requested % attend 10 person b. pr1T- By order Or
Board Of Directors. p. L. CLAIBORNE,
iau30-d1E es.-rr--~
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New Firm,
THE business will be continued al he old stand Ne a.
4 North AaIkst street, Under tae style Of
fab3-lm ALTMYER g. PRTRE.
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FOR SALE By
w. Il. Berry s. Co.
Nashville.
Negro EXCitement over

OSCAR BOHME has removed bis st5le der Old Eel
~ Lows Hall, where be intends, f1ruerg 70 m1uufr
turs Fnuges Cords Tas ell, Button, The rrerss Ia
rsty and best quality q all mzt8raB fr Em1rderv KIM
ting, Netting ald CrIckst WORK. Kept hand ~ uslaL
iau27-tlm.
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HARPEIR'S MAGAZINE and GDDEY'S EA-
DIES BOOK FOR JANUARY
lust receivedby
- dec24 P. HAGAN & co.
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G. c. TORBETT q co.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, FEB. 4, 1881.

Ea. nAsrHAE. &c DUHHueTOH. &C FORFEIT
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Louisiana Intelligence.

The Shreveport Southwestern, of the 18th, las the
following:
The river continues to rise, and there is now suili-
cient water for the largest class Of boats but there
is neither up down freghts sufficient to induce
the packets to resume their trips. At last accounts
the water was falling fast at Fulton. We understand
small raft has formed in the bayou, which must be
removed before any boat can get above the raft
We regret learn that the wet weather has caused
the cotton to shed, and seriously injured the plants
We have seen several fully matured cotton bollS from
plantations the river and in the upands, but the
crop is unusually backward.
The Mount Lebanon Baptist Of the Goth says:
We have had another damp week. with some
showers-in places heavy. Cotton is suffering with
wet, and will he seriously injured it it continue long.
Much complaint OF sickness in every direction.
Whether this continued damp weather is the cause of
it cannot say hut certain it is, we have not heard
of so much fever at any one time for several years.
The hills seem nearly as unhealthy as the swamps,
except that the cases are lighter.
The Clinton Patriot of Saturday last says:
| The heavy rains have ceased, and we are in the
midst of some good days of hine which is having
an excellent effect every kind of unmatured vege-
taton. Cotton, it is thought by many, has suffered
to extent from the recent continued rains, but
inclined with others to think that the yield in
this section will be very fair-it is beginning to open
and soon picking will commence. East Feliciana will
raise more and potatoes this than any for
| years past.
The Alexandria American of Saturday last has the
following paragraphs:
good deal of rain has fallen in different parts OF
our parish since last issue, QnOre especially at
Cotile, the 10Th nst.) but with what result as
far the crops are concerned, unable to say
planters themselves differing in opinion on the sub
iect. We understand, though, that serious daag
has been done by it anywhere.
We have not been able to many practical plant
ers this week, and we are therefore unable to give
any positive information on the subject, but from
what we can gather, the crop will be abundant
whereas the cotton crop will be short in quantity
but the increase of the price will amply renumeratt
the planter.
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a<uu. UNITED ST ATES TIKI -
lRA.Sla ~ = WEEKLY MAI LINE .isslzss - s.


ON TUESDAY, at ON THnRSpAA' ipN HAI1fiAl, at
5P. NJ at 5 r. NJ; ~, 7. y
The rlagni.icentU. The maghhcentl 'he hhgnAeent u
States mail packetIU ; man ps,Ne' T,itEs mai pckel
X. w. Powell, X. W Mcmne a. ~ Auans,
for Donaldsonyile viii leave for Don place OF
Pacnannr Rntnn adsouylle Plaque EAtceea, will
0mse PORT Hudson mine Baton Rouge or Dona!donvtlle,
BAYOU Sara Red Port Hudson, Bnyot Ialuemne, Baton
River Lending 'FoulSara, Red River Rouge, Port Hui.
Adams Nachez Landing Fort Al sor bayou Sara Red
Narrnr,oF Rodney Ians Nuchez Wa River landing Fort
Joseph. udlterDroo Rothey Adams NAtc ti, Wa
Gulf, WarrentoD anhIS Josept, GRAND erptp"t tofeS
Vrk5burg q r ylGulf Warreut0n Joseph Grand Gu,
TUESDAY at 5P lVicksbug Mill Warreton and Ficks
NJ ken and iakelhlrg every SATUE
The r W Powell Providence s Il DAY At s p. NJ.
conrerts Mt Vicks. saud Reach and The r. W. Adams
bup with he steam Skpwih's Landing connects Ncksbug
u Aid ievery THU uRShA Twin the steamer Kan
will take fregh for lat JP. Connects ger and viii take
all the landings orn Vickshurg with fregh tfor all the land
rs high Ranger hS nEs on 1aEoo river
Greenwood. ling fright iorEl iaudihS high Green
lingson Ya2oO riveras, wood at high water
high as Greenwood. .lTae
splendid packets will leave
their regular days without fail at the hour appointed All
business entrusted 10 their will be promptly and faithfully
attended to.
These will not he responsible for letter package
containing money iewery other valuable unless regular
bills adug are taken specifying the contents aud value and
the freight paid for amy valuabeo deposited with 1e clerk
by the passengers, contained in their baggage.
CARROLL, PRITCHARD Il CO.,
Union Row, IS GarOnleet
uS0 If T. B. SMITH, No, 4 TcLouptou las ST.
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AMERICAN MEErING.-Pursuant to notice meet
inc of the American party took place at the court
house in this city on Saturday the I'D inst Thoma
nointed secretary. Mr.. Duval stated the object of
The meeting which to select two suitable persons
to run as the candidates of the American party for
the next Legislature. Nominations being in order,
Col Hamilton NJ Pierce nominated Fl. h. Walsh, and
Geo. A. Pike nominated DIR. Jehu Perkins. The
President asked if there were any other nominations
to be made. 1t appeared that there was not, and the
gentlemen above named were declared the nominees
OF the party by acclamation. .-,,,..
j. +. ELAN, Secretary. ,., So.
[Baton Rouge Gazette, 25th Instant
First rate sterling nominations and sure to be ratl
fed by the people in November next.
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MO EXCUsE FOR LEAKY KoOFs.-

FROM Ns. BROWN ARCHITECT.
To CONCERN thereby testify thar have
Wacn Fire and Water Proof Congestion Roofing for the
East four years. both private and public buildings The In.
teuaoua Hotel Niagara Falls having $50 feet frontage,
and the extension Engine House and Machine Shops the New
York Central Railroad Buffalo, with the roofing
have hnd difficulty with it, and have heard complaints
d do hesitate that opinion formed from
stctua experience with its that is the best
erfa fer fiat roofs for its cheapneS durability and
susceptibility Of teing readily made perfectly tight, and its
great power to resist fire.
Baltimore, February Ii, 1854. WIN, BROWN.
who have used these Roofs and consequently
best qualified speak inelenty the subject bear the
testimony They have been thoroughly
Aiges Warehouses, and their decided superiority
other Roofing materials used for Flat Roofs been fully
established.
THOS. RICHARDSON & CO. the only persons author
lied 10 Roofs OF this description in this State
R-Order box lU4 Mechanics Exchange 10 Charles
New Orleans.
Refer to Nessrs. A. F. COCHRAN HALL. az
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TIE UPrER R1vERs-The St. Louis Republican

TIE UPpER RIvERs.-The St. Louis Republican
of the 2lst inst. says:
The river at this point continues to fall. The re-
ported depth hence to Cairo is eight feet in the cham
mel. The Missouri is falling with four feet scant on
the bars. The Upper Mississippi is reported falling
by the last arrival with twentysix inches scant on
the Lower Rapids. The Illinois river is falling, with
scant three feet in the channel. The weather was
cool yesterday. Arrivals were scarce and business
Il NIL
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WAR BETWEEN THE SIOUX AND CHIPPEWAs-A
dispatch of the 18th from st. Paul, Minn., says:
Hostlites have again broken out between the sioux
and Chippewas. On the lst inst, war party OF hed
Lake and Plager bands OF Chppewas atlsche9 ae sn
tarhad nores Of Sioux near SaCtraXers and took 80
or 40 seaps after which they etreated down the Red
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Enormous RATTLE SNAKE,-We saw yesterday the
dead body of an enormous rattle snake which was
killed at kushla on Sunday last by young lad named
c. o. Donovar of this city. Its length was six tect,
and the circumference of its body eight inches.
Mobile Tribune.
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happy comment on the annihiliation of time and
space bv locomotive agency, is as follows: A little
child who rode fifty miles in railroad train, then
took a coach to her unele's house, some Eve miles
further was asked on her arrival if she came by the
cars I'VE came little ways in the cars, and then
all tue rest of the way III a carriage. g-
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

On the train will leave the city every half hour from
O'Clock p. NJ, until O'clock then every hour mil II
o'clock The train will also make the O'Clock trip
Sunday mornings.
A Car will leave the city depot every morning at 4
O'clock above and the Lake night hour
the last train Extra special trips when required
by notifying the conductor.
House has been erected al Genty Ridge, which
is Flag Station where the will stop
when required from A. NJ 10 P NJ; down trips, H. II
and O'Clock and trips and A O'CLOCK Fare each way
Tickets be purchased
the ticket Office and the conductor notified.
The daily Horse Geutilly Ridge stopping
required will from the Lake Ga O'Clock A. NJ and
will leave rs follows:
The City The Gentilly Ridge
A........ 9 o'clock A. NJ. A........lo o'clock A. n.
At..........,.l2 Af.......... ] /. NJ.
At............4 P. NJ. At,......... 53a
.ns.nr
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REG ULAR KETS.

, IN1TED STATF.s NIZ41L r iIFA
sIAGlItrsn p ETS FOR VICKSRu RG-The magnificent L.
S. Mail Packets Natctie1. Cant. lhathers. aGd
Princess, Capt Wilson will their renlar trips for
season. commencing SATURD Az, the 10th inst and
TUESDAY, the lst September for Dnnal sonrfe Plaque
mine, Baton Rouge Port Hudson, Bayou Sara Red River
landing Fort Adams, Natchez Waterproof Rodney St 10
seph Gulf Warrenton and Vicksbrghe NATCHEL
leaving tTURDAY 10Th inst at 5 P. a and the PRIS
CESS on TT ESD Y. LIST September. at ) p. VI.
CARROLL, PRITCHARD IL CO.. Agents,
opr < Iarn, 1h1u-
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syx..s THE STEAMER JAMES e.
lEAklE+~M Woodruff, c. 5. Rogers, muster, will leave
New Orleans for ST. Louis the coming
follows: r.
THURSDAY. Aug. y.
THURSDAY, Sent. II
nls BELL BUCHANAN d CO.. No. 61 TchoupiIoUlas
n. ntn Of the cabin cen be and secured by
calling NJ the office of the agents
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rw Observation-Disclosures Fall A

, fTVGcs :, NAPUT EaII ar
f!allEilt e R ANG NGEMENT-NEW ORLEANS AND Ma
sSS~=47 P0LEON TRADE-The new and splendid fast
running passenger packet steamer Judah IOuro. W
Ewing will regular packet in the New
Orleans and Napoleon trade commencing the 10th of Sep
leaving New Orleans regularly days for
Napoleon Gaines and Gaston Landings Columbia, Green
Vile Kentucky Bend, Lake Washington Point Worthngton
Lake, Princeton Carolina tnng Ashton, Pilcher
Point Skipws Landing, Lake Providence and all inerme
landings Plantation business attended to promptly
GEO. d. HITE Il CO.. Agents. 81 Front street.
rB- Passengers and shippers can rely on the JUDAH
TOT taking place above trade the 10th OF
tenlher, lSE. anl2ff
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is established No. 2U Canal street. These machines
took the first premium the Worlds Fair in the Crystal Pal
ace in Paris, Grover Bakers aud many other Sewing
Machines and ae the only Sewing Machines used by
Government of France making the
army constant supply Of these No Machines oge1er
with Silk Cotton aud Linen Thread Spoos Needless etc. etc.
always on hand. Orders promptly attended TO. Address
S. II. PECK,
az l2O CaIAl street, New Orleans.
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THE SEMINoLEs.-The Tampa Peninsular, of the
18TH publishes information derived from squaw
captured on the 10Th by Capt. Sparkman. The Pen
insular says: -
She was one of the party attacked by Capt ickler.
of which Fussewah was chief; the party comprised
seventeen warriors and large number Of women and
children The warriors had no ammunition when
attacked they secreted themselves in the grass and
witnessed the capture of their wives and children
without charge of powder ball to use in their
defense. When the camp was fired the warriors
came from their hiding places and rescued from the
flames all their effects
Bowlegs had plenty of warriors with him and was
well supplied with ammunition he was on the South
side of Lake Okeechobee
She also informed Capt. Spsrkman that the squaws
were tired of the war that they were kept moving
from place to place, and had in consequence, become
dissatisfied and would willingly place themselves
under the protection of the whites Of the warriors,
she said they were determined to continue hostties.
She had never heard of them express desire to
surrender.
This squaw could talk very good English; her rev.
elations given by person for whose veracty
we will vouch. She was 10th to leave her captors,
and fingered around the camp several hours after she
had permission to depart.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-28
OU ACH HIT A YER.

Leaves SATURDAY, 10Th inst At p. ".
- ~ REGULAR BLACK RIVER AND
e7Akn Ouachita Packet-Sesmer Belle sulphur.
i%s@S +. Ham, master, will leave as above for Tren,
Monroe, Columbia, Harrsonburg Trinity and nterme
diate landings For fright passage apply board
F. e. RANDOLPH d CO., 42 Union ST.
The Belle Sulphur receiving freight at the foot of BIZ
vile street