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Leaves on TUESDAY, 4th May. at r.. NJ
yyaz~ FOR I.(,VJESVVIIE. EVANSVILLE

n Cairo and hemphis-r ins, fast and regular
xsr~zs=sssssss passenger packet II. ID. NeweOmb, A.
heG master H. O. andFum clerk, will letve for Louisville
and all Intermediate landings above For freight
apply board.
al9 US. PAGAUD. Advertising Agent.
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gtbitn Of the alarAets for past daltfA.

II. 7. LONsDALR. SON { 90,
Coffee Brokers, 50 tiravie street.
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Leaves every WEDNESDAY, al S o'clock p. M.
n1=. RE GULAR " e ID " Y ID A Y

Leaves every WEDNESDAY, al o'clock ?. NJ.
, fs=p f. G. u l. A r w &c ID x ID A
"a PACKET0The superior running packet steamer
Washington Grand Lake. Carolina Landing
Ashton Pitchers Point Skipwith Landing Lake Providence,
CamAcks Landing Milken's Bend, Veksburg Grand Gulf,
Rodney Eatchez Fort Adams, Red River Landing Bayou
Port Hudson Baton Rouge, Paqeme and Donaldson
willie The r. W. Powell will take Ya1oo river freight,
sign through bills of adng with the privilege For freight
or passage, apply board, to 7. b. SMITH, Agent
ses TChoupitoulas street.
Leaves WEDNESDAY, April % atBP.
rP=a M E Nj PHIS A ID e w OR
l6assllNlIs,stsss LEANS PACKkT LINE WEDNESDAY
Fsssssssssh Packet For Memphis and the Bends - The
splendid pscket John SIImons Chas b. Church.
will be ready receive freight Monday morning at
the tirod and viii leave above For freight
r passage, apply on beard, or to -
j. II. FRELIGH,
Office under the St Charles Hotel.
nTbs lire Napoleon with regular packets for
tie White and rivers, and Memphis with superior
packets for st. Louis and for Louisville.
RS-Adams' Express carried regularly by this Inc a22
Leaves FRIDAY, April 3pth, O'Clock p. M
Hu= NJ IL NJ HIS AND NEW ORLEANS
lssszLgtss- PACKET LiNE-zFridsy Packet for Memphis
and the Bends - The splendid packet
Belfast, Captain wrsy, will be ready receive freight
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IA. rolninr,. psr,.isn BIN.


The foloWing is the bill granting pensions to sol
disFs in the late war with Great Britain and to 9th
or parties therein mentioned which has passed the
House Of Representatives by msjority Of So votes.
The Bill was introduced by Mr.. SAVAGE, and re-
ssived the support OF the entire Tennessee Deega>
zion we believe xitA the exception Of Hon. GRoReB
W. JONES.
SECTION /. That each Of the surviving officers,
zOp-sonmissioned ofResrs, musicians ana privstes
Who shall have served IN the regular army, State
sreops volunteers or militia, for term Of six days
or more or who have been engaged in actual battle
with the enemy, in the Wsr declared BY the United
States against Great Britain on the 18th # June
1914, be authorized 70 receive pension from the
United States, 30 commence from the fret day Of
abs present Congress, and 70 continue during his
natural life.
Szc. @ Aad Be Il further enacted. That each Of the
Of8esrs, non>eommissioDed officers, musicians and
privates who have served in the regular Army
State troops volunteers militia, Of any State or
Territory for the space Of six days or mere, sgatns
any Of the Indian tribes during or pressing the
var Of 1872 with Great Britain, or WbO. were en-
gagged in any battle fought BY The United States
sRa INST any Indian tribe during the aforesaid war
with Great Britain, shall be enlded to al the bene
ats 81 this act.
SEC. 8. AID Be & further snaeted, That il any Of
the officers non commissioned officers, musicians or
privatsu have died or shall hereafter die, leaTiDR
IEidoW such widow shall be entitled TO receive the
same pension 10 which her husband would have been
entitled undsr this aet for and during her natural
Life
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CAUTION no TTTF T5TTRF.TC. I

Ara several years experiment 90 he naanFs e Gin.
fortanatsy suscssasd he sess Isl IN ang dosrst
Is manuae,ure b uhleb is Was dspri4ss q Is sr sn ~
laztorT properties, and RENDERED psIsscily nsse.
Ny usnuactory iss schssaa. Ilolizni. 4rl
reasssion What dts sire {, Ilarrluesa s An-lo.n
pubiio una.r the kasscf E of1ais sc1eitsnIn AEoa
matte GchaasAs9 sc.si1n . nsna 81 m pass
IN aollsnd shole - ~ = aanea|a -rsnaiis d,flrs IT.
nss foa - 1talin1' "a ~ Barr gh rsi.A q sagossa;
sss tss ssd sesprs e eelan 81 drsng-eogge, dan
-sIIss shsaaai afo1as drink No sooner 1si AZ sehnapDs
s.n nfiuoea b tbs As1an public, and reesvs win zppro
taslsa h s 1r zissrs Of NeE York Boston and Phila
dsipha ~ h pursuit silh thar mixed and paluzaus stz
uad vars1s masses. IN several NJ labels 6sFs bsan
rssctly tsated win only The sion q isE lees.
PLEAD technical avodans Of the a 80 carefully prepared
70 mposs cares purchasers. unssrstand ias guam
y ben puIhat Is ne merchants a New Orleans o. &C.
SAINT q tie oheapnes Tuo Dollars perozsnlor
tie Quarts sna One Dollar and n cs1a doasn f1r he Puts
being De wholesale price In Yoc It notrz bat 4rasri
Whisky With TIA Oh Of gnnDe redacd dirty
per below pTOot merchant VIC papasss lndeeylu
ne saud b. selling he spurious article, oasrss
The principal, who planned the imposition.
hops every respectable citizen values ne health Of TIE
community In which Be live. win aid ssTstr Out anaez.
pOsng the unserapulous srchant Wo cents
wiz put in Jeopardy tie lives the cOuuah lives
Such men rhoula Be nailed he pory pubic ezocaon
- UDOLPHO rF0AFE,
SOle Importers nos. 49, 30 and sc Beaver atss
NEW YORK.
Ths foosnE rspssabls Fas n New OrIsans s tie Gen
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Ezc 4ad5sa Jgtksr saat,sd That Use Ply el-
i5wed tas sst shsa uader NE 6irteiion Of tAs
Secretary sf TIE lnserior. DC paid tesqsh once,
1e1.oeunia7ioned odiceg, nRsqiep, psiss1s' g -
widow 81 their autbori~ed atlc1aesa y saea -
and places az the Secretary Of tas Interior msy ~
reefs and that no oficsr. non commissioned once
Musician private. or hs vidoTs s1aii reeetFs ne
sane uasil be furaisA the sad- secfst71y q t1e
terror With satissactory evidence that le g eqtsso
10 the same 60 sccordanCs rita Re Bf9
this act; ana that the psy hereby alioFsi SIS ~
be. IN any vas. Transferable or liasie 70 attseH
levy, or seizure. ~ any legal process IN
shan u unencumbered 70 ne posse si5h-et - ~
hssr, non-ssp1issignsa atieer, musician pIi's'
his ridsE gta -. 60.
Sac. -6ad 6sif fissher sHqe's zhfs me olls-ss,
nOn-conirissoaed ef6ceEs snQ mar Nno -
sr The line 81 sky days in The aaTel service q
trzaqet . haiie with che eueIzy, during the !.
Win fsst Britain aforesaid, sad their q doFss snail
- enGflsi q the benefits Of this aetsln ne same
manner q s provided for The officers and soioefs o.
he army Of tue Her of 1872.
SIC 4aa5e Il fsa5ker esacfed, Ihst the pension
n-oriea BIZ tHfs ser shall in no css8 exceed the laA
ancunt Of hiueiy-six dollars per yaar, e1a snst y
zraduats8 according 30 the lengtheof service ae
6,ioas. FortNelfe months service or Hlore macy
SIX dolsrs for six months aeryiees but less 1nan
twelve mouths. seventy fre deilsrs for sl4ly Gays
service but less tban sx months. ATTY collars pro-
Uidsd that ~ surViTor OF surviving widow 81 az
ofieer non~e0msai6ssonsd osiesr, musician, or pri-
Taie who participated IN eetual battle, in said war;
shlll be ensiled to The maximum pension given oy
this act
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IL, waods If Bosior, Fhs b belqs Ap'e
d ssias $4,000, offers . fga. ioF
Eoods Is native Of Belfast.
inch hixh. twenty -foar ysa g a1' 49,
upon - pounds.
A letter res '
ss1s1e = - E. a. - hess 81 bis
sriane 10 yarious rslEioss
4. l,l-.I- 3 5scens sis porkipols Of Maine
~ $3.50 eisy has Killed 1890 weight Of
tAs lsll, which is not more than TWO thires he
alneunl raised there this year -
A brakeman employed on the Ohio aud Aissis-
sippi RaiirOad. was Fatally stabbed By negro at
yiacenass, Indisns, Sunday nightths ieth- Great
excitement followed. and al the negroes in the
town we're varied .that they must seek other hsb-
itstions
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NsE 0sunAss, Dec &c The steamship 9eanes,
see has arrived from FeFa Cruz eith datss % tie
22d inst The neEs is nadeeisiss though inter
esting.
Ell Progresso speaks IN high terms Of President
Buchana5'a messsge, aud .t5inks itst the position
tsksn in regard to Mexico win induce the European
powers 70 recede from their present position, s1d
that tie Liberal party will rsep an advantage b the
attitude assumed az Washington, and prevent the
necessity Of establishing military posts q Chhnsaus
and Sonora.
deposit Of silver amounting to Sl2e, 600 bsd
been found in 3 vault attached to AIr. Forsyth's
house st-fsss 1Ezst
Gen. Zulosgs was slIll ia the City Of Mexico, but
was prepared for light ct any moment
General Marques has been defeated b. De Cad
ladc.
The Archbishop refuses to supply Zaloaga With
more men.y. A triumFirals was proposed 4saaa
Two French and three Spanish var vessels we're
al SACRIFICES; also tbs r. S. sloop Of Wsr Saratoga
Another Z. s. sl0Op Of Ear was seen Of Vera Cruz.
Il vas Iumored Inst Zuoaga had offered % place
Mexico under the protection Of England Mr.. Wor-
rell he'd gOne 70 Englsnd to arrange The matter.
General Alalriste had dsfeated the Zuloaga forces
before Puebla.
Cobos vas preparing an attack on Fera Cruz.
Gen EehegeTeg has defestec Oansh0 a The Haci-
en2a San Miehael.
A SpaOish brig og-war had arrived of Tampieo.
bottle had been picked up ct u, o. Coataeoaleos
river enclosing Wri.tss statement to the effect
that the spanish frigste GuadaiouPe had been
wrecked of tha Island OF L0bss, while making pre-
partitions for the threatened attack.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-30
Observation-Disclosures OFFICE,

I"----- NAsIITuLE1 IENAi Dc. o I13o'
VTNDER the provisions Of the Of l4h February, iss,
chap. ESQ and other upon the subject Of Free Banking
viii seat public Merchants Exchange IN Wall
street, York city, the % Of February, 1859 and from day
lay until they all disposed Of the following Bonds endor
se y Tennessee belonging % the following Free
Banks in liquidaton Wit
q Chattanooga Railroad Bonds, Tor Sl0O each,
belonging % the Bank Of Claiborne- s..
a Ba Tennessee snd Virginia Railroad Bonds for ST. each
belonging the Bank Of Jefferson,
Tennessee Virginia Railroad Bonds, Tor ii eae
belonging the Bank Of Trenton.
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Bonds, and 10 Memphis
City Bonds all for $1,000 each, belonging TO the Bank O 1aze
we'll. JAMsS II. DbNbAPt
dsc20-dlm 70 Comptroller.
Daily Memphis Appeal insert for dirty days and send bill to
Cnrnnirnllar.
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mOsT VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
..L.-. EOR SALE.

II AN now Offering for sale Tie House ana Lot on OAs se
row occupied By Mr. B Weller.
TIRE bouse Is very large commod0us containing over TWEEN
a Win rgants' rooms, cellars coal snd wood sheds, &c
me Nous Il In good order, OF L beng recently rebuilt ana
Is better adapted It class boarding house man any oas
10 Nashville .,s-
N ot { about sixty feet font by one hundred and seven.
Ave ~ and the house situated the lot as y saa o.
addition ttai would render i as eolnia0ie - ' ~ "
the city. !, --f.,. - -.
& desired. -
ven M VI that hotel ksepng ls, In this city, oai pre-
6tabe buausa a1d 70 any Wishing . engage n sen yea
tlon s an excel gnt opportunity g procure an e2e le-
fon being coave1sn % al The basness portions o. ne eF'
For s.t tsEHs' As' apply 70 AVS. LEDsLEH.
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LsRdsa Eitsols, 6c1siifalg prilfsd Tinted fsrt.
Sapss6 Cfif aad 40r0cc0 HildiEgf.
EdEas Allen Poe's PeeInsT lnstratei- LengfsoTs Poe
- illustrated. angelinsIlnsiraiei Goldsn Ia1Isl-
sstrated Voices q the uightulltel Barry c1fnralI
Iilustraed- Bryants Pasns burns songs ar
Posus-Llussiea Moorss Irish Neodies-Iasaied. Kea.s
P0snsEluszatsd WsrdsEorhs slliualrztsL naoE
q CelsbFstsd PoemsIusated. seotts r Waiser P5sms
nlusigssd. Bgron-Iliussted Chids aIod Elius1aies.
Poets q the Nueisenih csuiul-lliu1ratsi- algl aB1
Roundeayes-Iusiraed, Lay q ne IateI asa-
anth-nlustrated- ne nesrtsd Yilags-I us-a.i. ne
TrAvelerIuatrasd. Pleasures % H0reulusrsed sangs
Of Tia Brave. Te so1aiss B4eaas and cav Foras-IIs-
trnted. Grays Elsg-Iuustsasd. Mntous 1AiisIFsIlus
Eslsa.
- Bibles Prayer Books, ne hes editions q the h, sanisf
Works, Jursnio Books Desks, Boxes. BAGS BaskEauoa
BoaEds, Chessen, sisrospia Views and Insir usts, tzs
ulah a graf VARSITY Of Eahey Articles
Ter sale BY
W.T.. BERRY A CO.,
deelof Public square.
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+, : i..o-t..,. 49, 'our e.issss ibtsurh6ri -
s,s,. .h,nis hs.iz - pseu..s for tbs rs3t Is
n. 49,. .o,-s,si.. Z. animate esn6;dsta
...-.-,.- M 81 a ne 18th af 3.aeA les
-. - - r. nat shs7
a.. 800, ! - arv 1s-sassatra ID ihas oonvsn-
-. - th,m sonntS neetiars ard appsint
5.l.,.t.. --ts s. ssaak ias 4ishes 81 ~ masses of
~ psrtr. rs 1teaflor sha,.ld scko ibs Eoies Of
he ps55ls sboold I'D est their ssdsiDehts faiih~
sslir and 81 tke stss ahd organ of their behss,s.
Tb', 4 uav ~ e. & Il .sssssry that the people n
...b .orvtv sbcs.iS asfv and zealousg co-ope-
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AssrGNER,s sALE

ON Tuesday, January o. 1850 will sell at auction, The
steamboat K Stevenson. her engines, tackle ID furn-
nTe as she now lies the wharf smland, Kentucky The
Stevenson Of light draugh IS less than three DID, was
locked thoroughly repaired In Ooi0hef last and has All the
reving and tackle necessary Tor boat Of her class
Terms of 6akes=-The boat viii he sold on credit OF
three ak nine twelve heen End eighteen E1ont notes made
PAYABLE 10 the soutbn Bank Of KentuckY, e Smthand With
one or more en3orsers EACH said sndO 70 se residents q
et6er Eeptucky 81 Tennessee. =. h. HAYNES,
dsc9s-dtdS AEignes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-30
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
a
STRAKOSCHsS
Grand Concert Company.

Debut Of the Countess CORA DE EILHORsT, young
fascinating Rrma Donna in Nashville,
On HondaYa January Sd, 1885,
Mr. STR AKOSCE saye 10 that he has elected
an arrangement vita The following eminent AFiss
Madame Cora De Wihorst the famous Prlna Donna who nns
70 one hne Suprano Voices in estene, most
erul Execution aud Whe has aceFed such brilliant triumph
recently in Pl Londons New York, Philadelphia,
Washington, etc.
Madime Anaa Patt siakoh, to- avorite Contsltos from
the italian Opera il New York. Phiia dephia, Boto5s ETC.
Henry Squss, the eminent young Tenor, who has been
brilliantly successful il London New York, and who Is acknOY
ledgei tlA hnest lTiug English Tenor, and
sig AmOdio. hs ~ the Italian operas IN London
Naples New York ard Philadelphia, and universally 0s1s
gsd in Europe and America possessing the most extraordinary
and wonderful BassO Voice in the world.
All named worldwide celebrated artists will appear
IN their arst
GRAND OPERATIC CONCERT
ON MONDAY JAN % The Concert win under the personal
direction Of MAURICE SfRAKOsCH.
The price Of admission including reserved seats has been xed
at Sl.50
may secured beginning Friday Morning. Dec. 3ls at
Mr. A. Mcclure No. 3D. Union street.
Doors open atf Performance to commence al o'clock.
dec3J-td
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sls 4 txeile1se1t rzsEted 81 the 1lss attf
~ "a. eaplursA on 1ecs5i Isia 81 ssae s lte
~ stsfss oRc.sls, ne gnlf eiass8 ussha,
- hes requested e t.sign, hut - naa refused to
81 thougnt that he wiz be rsnoged, a.
thonrh az believe biin 20 blanc fog the escape o.
81. is.cffon of rhs little Ii frfcan
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Fob SALE,
A FINE SUBURBAN BESIDENCE



In west N hyiIIe.
n WILL sell a private sale, that beaaiifnl and n
commodious residence % Mr. CHARLES W. -
AHBERsoN MzFock street, and adjacent n hat
Of the Rev Mr. Heed and close % the residence cf
Mr.. Rayess. The los fronts 100 ieeG hc(iarpck
street and back 1893 feet 20 ~ foot alley, and
enclosed with ne cedar picket eace- Tbs houGe
story brick Containing six in the main bung With store
rcons chinose together with vegetable and coal ceass
bic, carage house, &C There is also upon the Prsaa psn-
did stem- The house entirely with al the modern in
ProFements and finished IN TIE superb style o.
and with eye comfort and convenience. An uinaton q
the premises will cunTince ne asiious that It Is Of the
complee residences that has been offered 70 tzpuhlc.
Itisa well established fact, that tbs. pOrou Of West Nashville
the most desirable Of Otsr, acount q society, hth
snd saT approach to te city, hes the other advantages that il
presents the business The fact that the e0poaliontsx
heavy should he nucement to those wishing to pura
homes give this passing notcE it's all Il Il Representa-
be. win sell Il desire 100 set Joining the above and
thatof Dir. Reed. fr.-
Tue tes NJ A9lston' e ll1n ele4-i-i NJ A--9 'aFe
IN showing he premises % any that Wish = exaune-
III II not sold privately before MGgday the 81 Of January,
ls5a1 sill Osritat pab ie, al The soOue gate the
highest bidder .4t
Terns Of sals.--A credit Of one. aud three years
Ehs bearing interet, veil endorsed payabs Ia Banks and
lien retained E. X, GLABCOCk,
dec22-td Real Estate gent,
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E0RrT-FIvR pEAI PoRreAI,'s, a.s4assa b. "a. +.
zlas'ra.ss sssts Fsas Esg,as ys,s Bsfs a. +.
Eallezt z-1s
In enc yoiaaa IaFs'.a sgo Asfgus rsuo.ro.
ne plan q 10 bsauffal uors S Is oIs,, -.r,s ..
In 70 rsgect & is.rs s.psasseaoa ol = ass-s-
lsiis5s and rHss0a-s o. s1akspa7s.H % u.l a.s-,
traasi bit ssi isFinE n0rs,1 aadtass eanei5. ls -
llns saaiTs 8 eAariss zalla VIA - szses,si -i-.s
fne work oouapasi sna sizing e5aabs6isn to
1etsd Eousnn O. alss May Coraaa Cissts sud re- 81
lll11 Coarf'' q ar. 0ri5F1ld.
Among ne lassEsiionl are ilsal 76-irs hl.ta,ll~ -
snd rsalzius % re s5e ths posts etazacs .,sasr
1- sind, e Julist, zoslird Beaes Yiaia nesas1s .
opheia, PoTii., Mrsads. Inog.a. corisa cissu.s ,
of Afcs aerruioas, Earos LAZY aiaSheta, s1i 8 sl
Oar new siosr5as e Lhs Fih 81 D.. !. " -
me- sae gEo.s tas soasa nasga, e many ans aEisuui
ne oslnnia sketel j '.ufns, sad As popuar cli 81
tbs "Qassns HaiEs. s--sss,oa 1fa1saT.sf-
2. WeEaen % BeoutT ana Herolsms gzon
semiTaEsis 1o EuEena.
PortIt Gallery q fenas Lossnsll Atsrazsn8 end &.
Hasncs, with ninsss7 fha Steel EagaYinz Fsak B cco1
rieh autos q 'hs cort q apssaa Ole ss1aai Sol re-
antiqas Aorsseo-
8. rhs Osurt q NapoIson; o.. saeiesy
under the First Empire
Wiz superb PaEraoi is Beauties, wits aud asTsias 81
Eaak B 'io0arh- one elegant 90 vol, sHgaa aaaass
4. A Gallery ef Famous Psets.
wa Lstrodsc,arg klsag.
b. RrOf. Heuy Csrpes Prol-r o. Ensh L1eratue is
uaivsrsy q Psnnsyvsua- eclsoaay Iusiratsd y uaass
Of On HpadFsz sasrsssags On s,sei Rhly boaad d 8.
fqus AOrooos
). me ea8lcrf oF Fiereace.
cOnRipins nearly Eso Azadrsa sapa1 Esrasa,ss
Soustris, ssr Rzpnsi, aushsai Angelo euido, Rs1ai
salVaios Resl. Corrsgzio. Eau, Rz, va. Dye, 80
Imperial Esiis voiumssa TFs.
8 BObertsss views in tho Kelly Laad.
With Historical and Descriptive Text n Rsr. Dr. Cror. Rn.
eslhea with highly anishsd DriEinEs Ia LosPly, bsaaa
uily auted new LIsarys Vols.s sgo, sun Ma1oes0-
Z. Hoydelfs Ulustrarfons 81 BhaEepenEe't
Dramatic works.
Ceusslngs one Hsalrsd t5lsndiE Eisgrarisga 60
m most distinguished Bras Artists. iva Toll-s Esqh4
Poiis.
- Original Looaaa 1915 Edition. ans iapssssioas
8. The Josephlne GALLERY.
Elssaney Illustrates via Kghs beautiful FgSsraf Cog5
via T1es SKI Poridis u Irvirs, Loasisilos Rsias
Byant, sArs, iiaileoE, Bayard Tayior, A..
40. Favorite English Poerns of tho I'VE
Last Centuries. unabridEes.
Illustrated with upwards % 10 Hnadrs1 EssrasiFgs sa
FOsd, frsu Drawings - he moss sas1, urts vel, sve.
"A. The Prince of Peace. or the lnrs 81
8athtehems
sss5sSd arOn the Bsiih PseH via 70 nasfruioas -
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VALUABLE PLANTATION AND NEGROEi
F OR SAL

Ia pursuance o. decree in Chancer,, VIII sell On the
u First al EehruaTEs 1852
the premises, public auction, valuable cotton plantation,
situated Deer Greek, Washington county Mississippi and
oWued h .. " Percy Co. and known the Percy Place. Said
plantation couns fifteen hundred and seyentydTe Of tie
finest land in the Souf-nne hundred ts highest
state Of cultivation. Il Il in delightful ngnhoTheod twelve
m back o. arenYe1 the shipping pOint Is perfectly nde.
is susceptible Of cultivation Sc any monenf has upon Dc
hghtfu DWELLING house perfectly new quarters, Stables, 6p
the hand.
viii also sell az the time and place. s. Aecli8d Ne
goes 81 Of them hands. belonging J. ". Percy Co. and
raised b n. Also, . mules 10 yoke q = had o. eaf
tle 90 sheep, 5O0eto 6oo0 hhe q car with plantation
sis, wagons, &C., q ell kinds and in good order.
TeFmsgqFOr he landone fourth ncash ne balance in
and three equal anna1 iEaments with per
from sts and approved security; the negroes and psolai pro
perry Of al descriptions, for twelve months acccptances
proved houses IN New Orleans All persons wishing % pure
invited 70 come and TisW the premises.
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Great E1e eIsior shingIe Min,

aEa OF HOR9AHTqWH, VIRGINIA.
The following are some OF the advantages
claimed for this Viii.
lat The Mil Is the most simple, complee, comprehensive,
and durable machine for making Shingles ou No suayout
of any and all kinds Of timber.
ed This Mill mes Superior single % all others Wether
shaved saved cut will make from third 70 fourth
more Shingles from given amouutof timber than any other
Shine, a1i thaycoumand . better price. e-- --.. l..
"a This Mill will make from Is TO . 600 perfect and smooth
shingles in hours the kept in order, and properly a.
tended 10.
Convenient and requires less poser than other MIL ezsn
h This Mill is composed entirely OF iron and STEEL ana n
sent from the manufsctory is ready FOR the belt.
6th Any person make perfect singles on ne ars g
and we'll the most experienced and Win equal iayi u
faceit Is the ~ piEs ultra Of Single machines
The subscriber having purchased The Letters Patent ior ne en-
re State Of Tennesse Of this inventon will most positively pre-
vent any Infringement Of the and viii dispose stss
County, or ndfd1al rightsou terms reunneai1e 2 ae pur
chaser. q. 1lLbiAI'
Letters Of inquiry, orders, addressed to T. Gas cares
Mr. NJ Burns, Mr.. John Morrow Or Mess furnan Co.,
Eashve Tennessee, VII Nee. With prompt attention.
Having had one Of these machines exhibition al Messrs
Yanpsy Turbivle 4 Co.'S Of this city for seTera months
would refer all builders and carpenters a. 30 is merits
and Qusty Of shingles
NksuvILLs, December Is, is5S.
also set a. agent The sale Of the above machines in
Kentucky Indiana, Arkansas Illinois, MISSISSIPPI snd IeA
dec25-dH. EaIfliE ~ lIa *. . Will AN
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SALESMAN WANTED
=, a Ne1v Work Fnncv Goods FTouse,

y0 person who has Travelled either for Wholesale Boot and
Shoe Grocery or Dry Goods House. and bring sasfac-
tory letters last employer TO the extent Of tade he
influence, and other quaheono such person good induce
msnts will be offered by the advertisers.
Address B. & NJ. box ly7s, Postofdce, New York.
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LADIES, FINE SHOES

ladies' Congress KID Heeled Kossnti Boots;
do Buttoned do do Boot5s
do White Satin slippers;
do Congress and Lace Winter Caters
Misses Kid Heeied Welt BOotsi
do Goas DO do do &C., &e.
. de deesS JOHN RAMAaE.