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7 I I ;
Eol donne par ces pr6sentes, cue
1CsrATE LEBEAU s'est prGscntG il l'Hono-
r"bie Cour du Neuvi&me District, dams
let pour Ia puro;sse de la Pointe-Coupac.
pour etre nommG administrator de In
succession de Nine AuARAsrHE FAzAy
weave Louis DAVID, dec6d6e, ct que 81
dams les dix jours qui suirront Get avis,
ancune opposition nest faite It sa de-
mande, Il sera nommG conformGment.
Par ordrc dc la Cour du Neuyie1ne
District,
A. BONDI,
Greficr.
Pointe-Coupee. Is sept. 1858.
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a7- Nous somlnes requis de donuer
avis aux correspondents de notre sherif,
de bien rouloir lui adresser Ieurs Iettres
vt aatres messages, an bureau de poste
de Ia Flusse-Rivieie, lequel est situe en-
!ace de Ia Iaison de Cour.
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LIE dernier voyage du steamer Persia,
de New York a Liverpool, s'est effectue
.en jours ct 13 h.-Cest la plus courte
traversee qui ait etc faite iusqu'a ce
four
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pafaaf eette senlaine, nos habitauta
~ - = " temps delieieax pour rar,as.
ser le'Ir cotoa Les cannes ant parrs ~.
renee &c ndrir rapidement. :.
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D NEGRES MARRONs.

~ p4V e EEEHR PEAsE, oJ
$40 par tste seront donnees a qui nc
ramenera les quatre esclaves Rose
monds Francois, HiIaire ct HyppoIite,
negres ereoles bien connus daus Pile ct
4 la Fausse-Riviere, on lis sont souyent
vus. G. F. LAPICE.
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L'ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
coUR DU sEPTIEME. DISTRICT UgDIcI4rRE
PARoIssE 'EsT-FELICIASA.
N. G. Mills,
vs.. No. 2Isf
A. ". Ballard.

EN- VERTU de ct pour satisf4ire un
writ de saisie ct vente lance dams Ia
cause cl-dessus intitul6e ct Il moi adresse
par Honorable Cour du Neuvieme Dis
trlct, dams ct pour Ia paroisse ct Etat
susdlts, pour satisfaire d la demande du
plalghant ct aux frais. j'ai saisi ct TEX
poseral en- vente pubiiquc, 4 Ia Maison
de Cour, lie
Samed5, 6me jar dc nogembre 1858.
A | heures A. NJ, tous les droits, titres
ct lnterets que lie dGfentleur dams ct i
ladlte preprietG ci-apres decrite, SAVIOR :
LIE negre powell, age Fenviron 40
ans.
TERNEs EFT CONDITIONS.
Compliant.
SEVERN PORCHE.
Sherif.
Pointe Coupee, &C % scptembre 1858.
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SUCRE E
DE la NoUvELLE RecoLTE.

Trois boucauts de sticre ct 90 barils
de melasse de cette aimee, sont arrives
a la Nlle-Orleans lie 20, yenant de la pa
roisse Iberyille
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-09-25

CoTos-Liverpool, sept-Toutes les
qualities de cotton ont eprouve une hausse
de 17l6 d.
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Az Is.

Nous sommes reaais d'annonccr que
Pexahlen des classes al Collage Poydras,
aura iieu toHs les premiers vendredis de
chaq9e mois. = Par consequent, lie pro-
chainexamen aura lien vendredi, Ter oc-
tebre.
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aa;1, = sahfs DC notle paroisae est des
d. t. a.es; l''aqa'a present. aueun cas-
s,,;', assss jaime. Mons lemons ee fail aes
ssfes a'iteritas nedieales.
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LIE sucre s'est vendu, mardi, Q cts
La melasse, 3s cts.
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4 ! [ 5

EST donnc par ces prtseutes, que
JULES ST. GERMAN s'est prGscntt Il rio
norable Cour du NeuEieme District.
dams ct pour la paroisse de Ia Pointe-
Coupcc, pour etre nommG il la succession,
vacante d'AUGUsTE BRrNEr, dGcadt, ct
que ST dams les dix .jours qui suivront
Get avis, aucune opposition nest faitc i.
sa dcmandc, il scra uommG conforms
ment.
Par ordro dc Ia Cour du Neuvitme
District,
J. B. BLANCHARD,
nGputG Grcfier.
Polnte CoupGe, II sept. 1858.
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SAHEDI, IS SEPTEMBRE 1853
AVIS i.

Toutes communications pour lie De
aoerate de Ia Pointe- Coupe, devront etre
adresstes i la Fausse-Riviere P.-O. lie.
Nos Correspondents nous obligeront
Gu prenant note de Get avis.
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LEON LABAT.
4 Y I

EST donno par ces pr6sentes, que Nine
veuVc CHARLES MORGAN fills, adnainistra-
trlce de la succession de CHARLES Mon
GAN ills, decGde, a d6pose d Ia Cour du
sme District, dams ct pour la paroissc dc
Ia PoInte-Coupee, son tableau final de
distribution des fonds de ladite sncces.
sion; ct que ST aucunc opposition nest
falte au dit tableau dams les dix ionrs
am suvront la publication de Get avis,
il il sera homologut ct approuyt par ladite
Csur.
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G. G. HALE,
GEO1LETRE LNGENIE UIs
TT
ARPENTETR DE PARAIssE

1sA L-s l. ~ LII DL 4 AIGUlSSE,
- charge dc Ia location de brevets de terr-s
~ des Etats-Unis dams rEtat Ga Missouri ct le
Territoire dIowa. :" =
Ii SC charge auasi de Ia vcnte ct de I.ac,,st se
telrcs en- commission
-- Il HALEa Ie plaisir d'annoncar \ .e.
ais ct ari public, que agant ete lr1ement nan,n,s
e1 aInsslonne .irpenteHr de Paroisse pour la
pasolsse d. Ia Pointe Coupee, par Son Excellence
hohert q. Wiekiife, Gouyerneur de IEtat de la
Loaislane Il offre ses serTices Il Hes coucitaEens
en- cette capacits
Son donniciae est sgr Ie bord du Gcuv- ouatrs
miles du Chelr;n Neu4 10 AZ
Poiute Ccurfe , avril.tI-
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DECIDE 1e Is courant, i sa resfden-
Ice, la Passe Christian, phonorabIe L. ].
sigUr.
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DECIDE lie 24 courant, a Ii 2oirfc
Coupee, Vincent Carraonchc, liz: lcn~-
ron II ans, fls de N4rcisse CarmUucn2
pere
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- "A = e

coCR DC SEUVIEIE DISTRICT JCDIeTArGG
PARoIssE De La poGNrG COUPE.
iargnler ct Lanoux.
r. ct H. N. Davis
IN VERTU de ct ponr satiStaire i, m writ
IL Id la1et dams atiatre cdessus, ct a moi ACRE.
Sc par Honorable Coar du Nepviema Distric
dams ct pour Ia paroise ct Etat ,lslits ponr SAT-.
ia.fe a l.; demande du plaignant ct aux f1aiq IN
Cour, le '' h4-soii IL
Sam1adi, 6me j0ar De NoremJrs 1858
Ii heurcs 4. IT.. tous les droits titrea ct iIts
reFS que lie deiendeur dams ct la dita propr;. j
t. ci-apres decrite. savoir:
/ La ntgresse nominee Anne, 5~,:s
| d'environ Is ans.
1fFnes z; Condition. lie la Gratr:
Compliant.
SEVERN PORCHE,
ShGrif.
Pointo Coupce, &C % scptcmbrc 1875.
L'ETAT De LA LOUISIANA.
coCR DU NEUVIEAE DISTRICT JCDiCIARE.
PARoIssE DE La PoINTE CoUPEE.
Harriet IIildretil Davis,
vs.
Sarah Anne Raiforti. femme No. 2I3l
de John S. Scott
ct John S. Scott. son mari.
EN- FERTU tie ct pour satisfare IN writ de
saisIe ct vente. lance dams Ia cause ci-desss init
tItiee. ct a moi atlresse par Honorable Cour du
NehFieme District. dams ct pour Ia parosse ct
Eat stistllts. pour satsfaire la demande du plai
g1lat ct aux fras, Ja stsis ct ofrirai Ell ypute
pupllque, a Ia Maison de Cour. Ie
isaaaeds, 6ne jour de 1orembre 1858,
II b. A. NJ. tous les droits titres ct interets
Iue ie defendeur dams ct ladite proprete ci- ,
apres dGcrite. savoir:
Tn lot de TERRE de deuy arpents de face qur.I
e helFe Mississippi, sur quarante de nrcfondeur |
1lns ou MONS. situe dams cette paroisse de Ia |
1olnte-l loupee. ct Gtant siu6 entire Ia terre on |
laoltatlon aequise par John s. Scott de feu ?. II. |
iafbour j present appartenant a Nine Sarah I
anne haEiord. epou5e de John s. Scott dun cote;
I la terre appartenant la 9 d'avrl 1854. il IN
hirlof present appartenant u latlite Mime Sa-
an Anne Raiford, epouse de John S. Scott de
autre cote avec toutes les ameIiorations oui s'y
'ouvent alnsi que la recolte de cannes a sucrc
4 cfdssance sur ladite terre +
IERMES EFT CONDITIONS.
Compliant.
SEVERN PORCHE. ,
SleriE .
Pointe Coupee, ce 23 septembre 1858.
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DECIDE le 10 couraut, an chrnaI De
Ia Fausse-Riyiere, NJ. Ar1hur De We're.
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Po'nte-Coupee. Is sept. 1858.
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j e RY DE POLICE.

lie Jury de police de eette paroisse
sest assemble le 20 septembre, confor.
mGinent i Paiournament
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BY TELEGRAPH.

WASHINGTON, April ls.-HoUsE-The Hous
discussed the Washington police bill and adjourned
NEW YORK, April Is.-CottOn quiet FlOu
heavy. Wheat firm. Corn, white 7Ss74. YelloT
1914. Bacon hams 9sl03 shoulders 62s6a. Mes
Pork sl7 6Oal7 So. Sugar quiet. Coffee lOallt
Iron 25a26
NEW YORK, April lS.-Latest By Telegraph
Stock exchange dull Funds closed lover. The
aspect Of politics in France e1ctes daily discussion
in the discount market.
NEW YORK, April ls.-The Star Of the West has
arrived and brings the California mail Of the 22d
She left AspinWal on the evening Of the fourth Of
April. The jamestown leit AsplnWaL Tor San Juan
/ on the third The Star Of the West connected with
Souors. which brought down nearly seventeen hun
bred thousand treasure
| The California Senate concurred in the Assem-
bIys resolution in favor Of the LecOmptOn COnstitu-
/ ton.
A large number Of cattle were drowned in the
The slave Archy has been arrested for q kid
| NAPIER.
Emigrants are raising to settle Gadsdsn's pur.
chase.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE President has de-
termined to take the volunteer regiments from the
western States.
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE steamer Persia
sailed for Liverpool to-day with 81, 900 specie.
NEW ORLEANS, April I4-Cotton, sales 200
bales Prices lower and too unsettled for quotations
Pork sitter; Lard firm; Freights dull; Sterling 6&a
"a, premium.
The steamboat calls City," just as she was leav-
ing the levee, exploded her cylinder head, killing
six or seven and injuring others. The John Sim
mOnds, lying along side, was damaged, and three Of
herr crew injured.
ST. LOUIS, April 1.-THE remains Of Col
Benton arrived and we're escorted to the residence
Of Col Brant, by the military and large oOnoOurss
Of citizens
Frightful consequences are apPrehended to lower
Mississippi, by the combined foods now coming
from the upper rivers. The Mississippi is rising
from st. Paul down. The Missouri and Illinois are
both high aud rising. All their tributaries are at
food height, OcossiOned solely by the heavy rains
through the whole western and north western cOun-
try. Should the usual spring mountain rise, now
occur, immense devastation will necessarily follow.
LOUISVILLE, April 1.-THE river is rising with
feet water in the canal and 81 feet on the falls.
CINCINNATI, April IA -FIour8 55a8 20; Wis
Ky l6I; Mess Pork l6 90; Bacon, Sides 90.
WAsHINGTON, April 1.-THE House agreed to
appoint conference Kansas committee by the cast
ing vote Of the Speaker.
NEW YORK, April 14-Cotton sales 300 bales
Buyers demand 8 reduction of & Holders refuse;
quotations nominal Flour 4 50a4 IS Wheat firm ; |
Corn, white, 74a75; Mess pork II 45sl7a55; Ba- |
con hams 9a93; Lard l03al0s; Sugar active; Or /
leans 64a7f; molasses, POtO Rico. 353.
WASHINGTON, April I4-Seuate-Tbe Senate |
is discussing GirOn's Pacific Railroad bill.
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Rates Of Advertising.
TEN LINES or LESS TO CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.

one squue year, s3O-Rseh additional square, $40
Advertisers exceeding the space contract
ed for, VIII be charged for the excess.
To Correspondents
viii crest deal Of unnecessary trouble Il on
friends writing 70 u.s. will bear in mind The following
rules:
Always give the date posi- once, county, and STATE in the
body Of ycqI letter.
Il you vish the paper changed from ORsOOs 90 smother,
give both of8csl in full
II you write on business and cher matters wits on
separate Of paper different leaves Of one sheet
Letters and communications solicited upon all such
acts and subjects may be Of inOTmsOn Interest 70
be public.
Anonymous communications OF whatever character, win
receive attention
Correspondents should write only upon one SideOf the
paper.
We undertake FsturE rejected eommunieauons'
An lssr business should be directed to hsssrs g. c
ToEEFTT Co.. and uO personally either Of the PrOPH'
stors.
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sIxrEENrH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

We are authorized 70 anHosRee Z. L GARDENHIRB
candidate Judge Of she Sixteenth Circuit comp esed
he counties Of OveTOn FenT~s Morgan Scott Gambler
land, White, BedsOe, ssqUEchie and MErion Election
Thursday, Nay q, l55s. mar Este
We are authorized 20 announce A. A. SW OPP candid
ate Aucrney General Of the Sixteenth judicial Circuit
Election, Thursday, May 27th, 1855. mar Este
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DEATH OF GEN. ]. a. THOMAS:

letter from Paris by the America reports the
death Of Gen. THOMAS, Assistant Secretary Of State
under Gen. MARCY. Gen. T. was the brother Of Hon.
J. i. THOMAS, Of Maury, and man Of eminent
aLilifv
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PRERHaVEsS HOLLAND BgTTERS.-
B0rhEY - Holland Biters invaluable remedy in al
cases spepsa. They impaTt strong, healthy tone
ID h. aud the hest TsnOVEtoTs Of the system
ally. '-ChcagO Bulletin
@Dyspepa, Headache and Indigestion By which all per
less affected, ly be cured BY
King moderate exercise, wholesome food, and dose
BRfhsVes Holland BittsFs hour before each meal'-
Baltimore sun.
'BGrhave's Holland Bitters for Dyspepsia, Headache
Of Appetite Nervous Debility, and all diseases
gueu upon disoTdsTed stomach and liver This article ID
very avOrsby known throughout the Wes and s regularly
prescribed by Of the distinguished physicians -
Philadelphia Ledger.
Thsre be better Temsdy for Indigestion, Heart
burn and Loss Of Appetite, Ihsn BRrhsVes Holland Bit
tsrs Michigan.
april Il-dtFiW&WlW,
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incurred in sustaining our theatre.

BE- Miss LoGAN's Pdrthe1ia at the Gaisty last
night was all that her great reputation had led US
to anticipate. We but reiterate the unanimous sen
timent Of the intelligent audience who witnessed
her impersonation Of Partbsaia when say that it
was one Of the finest specimens of acting ever per-
formed upon the boards Of the Gaiety. Her con-
cepton Of the character Of Partsnia was faultess,
and there Wss naturalHess in her acting which won
the unqualified and enthusiastic appreciation of
every one who witnessed il. There was a charm
in the girlsh simplicity, and the wOman's power Of
her PgrthsHiI, which delighted thrilled the eutire
audience.
We were gratfed at seeing Miss LOGAN so ably
supported by Mr.. HAmLToE, as IHgoulGr. He did
himself Infinite credit in his conception and render
ing Of the character Of the Barbarian
Tonight Miss LOGAN appears as ElUird, in Sheri-
dams great tragic play Of Pizarro, the occasion be-
ing set apart benefit to Manager CRISP, tender
ed him by the Firemen Of Nashville
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ANNUAL CELEBRATION AND GRAFTON.

ANNUAL CELEbhAIlON AND GRAFTON.
The Annual Celebration Of the Grand Lodge Of
Tennessee, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, will
take place on Thursday afternoon, 18th inst. All
members Of the Order in good standing are earnest
ly invited to participate. The Order of Exercises
will be as follows:
The members Of the Order will meet at their Hall
punetuauy at l o'clock. P NJ, where process
sion VII be formed, and move in the following
order:
Down Summer street to Cedar, through Cedar
street to the Public Square, around the Square to
College, up College to Union, through Union TO
Cherry, up Cherry to Church, through Church to
Vine, up Vine to Broad, through Broad to High,
down High to Cedar, through Cedar to Cherry, and
down Cherry to the Gaiety Theatre. Arriving at
the Theatre, the following Order of Exercises will
be observed
MUSIC BY THE BAND.
Vocal Nusis-OPENING ODE.
PRAYER
VOCAL MUSIC.
Oratiou-BY Bro W. K. Bowling.
MUSIC BY THE BAND.
CLOSING ODE.
BENEDICTION.
After the close Of the exercises, the members of
the Order will resume their places il, the process
sion, and move to their Hall.
The ladies and the public generally are respect
fully invited to attend.
G. W. CUNNINaHAN,
Chief Marshal
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NASHVILLE.

~ No advertisements Is inserted In this
pEper, except frem those who have regu.
lsr contracts, and except legal notices,
Jan lily.
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COMPLIMENTARY BENEFI

COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO ". H. CRISP.
The undersigned, citizens Of Nashville, grateful
y acknowledging the enterprising efforts Of Mr..
H. CRISP to secure Representations worthy
Of the patronage Of the citizens Of this city, and
the eminent success Of these efforts, cordially join
the Firenen in the complimentary benefit to him,
and hope the result will be such to indemnify Mr.
CRISP for q portion of the. heavy expenses he has
i,rr--nA In snsiaininr nnr theatre
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NEW YnRK RANKs

The New York bank statement for the past vesl
shows an increase inlosns Of $685. 600; increase
Of specie Of $500 900; increase Of circulation Of
Sl8. 600; increase Of undrawn deposits S66s,OOO j;
dscrehse in nominal deposits SIS. 900.
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Strawberry Plants.

strawberry EAantS.
OFFER the following Strawberry Plants er r,Ie, Iowa.
Ct 81 per huudre1 upens about the 4h OF NAY Bosun
Pine. At 81 per hundred, rpens the sih Of MAY Tay0r
Sesdng al 81 per hundred, pens the I'm OF Nav Gaor
Eia Mammoth, g per hundred rpsns the len Of May
Tue above lis OF plants al large and are ss imprg
MAJORS and viii produce fFuis without mixing psrats and
saminate ants With them An orders Tor strawberry
Plants len 81 DsnoVille & Belts No. 81 Cherry street, VIII
JANIS 4. WALKER.
mar 28.-so&W2W.
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BEEEFTT TO W. H. CRIP.-TO night has been set
apart for a complimentary benefit rendered Mr.
CEIsP by the Firemen Of Nashville, in which, it
will be seen, a very large number Of our citizens
cordially unite This compliment is worthily bes
tOWed, for Mr.. CRISP has done everything in his
power to make the Gaiety place of rational
amusement, and it must be admitted he has sue
cesded nObly. We gratiied to learn that a very
large number Of tickets we're sold yesterday and
that the benefit promises to be commensurate with
the merits of the talented and energetic recipient
The bin for to night is of the best of the sea
son, and with Mr. aud Mrs. CRISP, Miss LOGAN and
Mr., Lorraine in the leading characters the occasion
promises to be full Of interest and enjoyment to the
large crowd we are sure will be in attendance. We
hazard nothing in saying that the performances,
IS whole will surpass anything that has been pre-
scented upon the boards Of the Gaiety this season.
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RIVER NEws-The river now receds with 81 feet
on the Shoals from the recent rains and cold atmos
pierre it is reasonable to anticipate rise Of some
small extent. The weather still continues cool
Ezpected-Quaker City, from Cincinnati; Nash
vile, from New Orleans; Cuba, from Paducah; Ella
from GAINESVILLE, aud Umpire, from ports above.
FOR BURKsvLLE.-Ths steamer Lookout leaves
this evening for Burksvills.
Arrived-LoOkout, from Paduoah with freight
from steamer Choctaw, which boat has gone to Lou
isyille.
and Tempest, Cincinnati.
The steamer Cline, which was aground at Island
q on the lower Mississippi, has cheering prospects
from the rise in the upper Mississippi of getting
Of and will doubtless be in port for her regular trip
on Monday next.
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* We wish TO inform The public, that We have
JUST re'urhs from the east, with beautiful stock
OF Dress Ooods' and feel confident we can offer in
dueements TO purchasers, equal to any other Mer
chants IN the city. If prices are an object We are
determined to sell as cheap as the cheapest. We
would call the attention of the Ladies especially TO
lot Of side striped Berege and NIuslins which We
bought unusually cheap and will sell them the same
way. Also Silks, Ducas aud all the different kinds
Of Drsss Goods Our stock Of staple goods is very
complete, ali Of which we wish to dispose of imms-
diately on terms most favorable to purchasers Can
soon and examine for yourselves
l. c. NICHOLSON & Co.,
sPr7-tf No. p Public Square.
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all distractions, and speedy may be relied on,
TO MARRIED LADIES
especially suited. Il will, short time briRg on
monthly period with regularity.
Zach bottle, price dollar bears the stamp
Of Great Britain, to prevent oountsrfets.
CAUTION.
7sss P' sAOuld net bsaksH by females duiEg he First
Three Months Of Pregnancy, as they briHF
RiEsarriags, bat q ANY other time RAG arc sgtS.
In all Of Nervous and Spinal affections pain in the
back aud limbs fatigue slight eIson pal pitaon OfIhe
beari Hyeterics and Whites these ps will eject cure
when all other have failed, and although powerful
remedy contain ron caome anthony or anything
hurEiul to the constitution,
Full directions accompany each package
Sole Agent for The United States and Conada.
JOB MOSES,
Laie l. c. Baldwin & co,
Rochester, N.Y.
n B-SINO and postage stamps enclosed 70 any author
lied Agent will insure bottle OF the Pills by return nail
Sold wholesale and retail by Berry & Demove, and G.
w. Hendershott, Agents for Nashville deOd&Wly
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Ia We learn that, with his accustomed liberal
ity, Mr.. CRIsP rendered TO the Grand Lodge l. O. O.
F. the othe Gaiety for their annual celebration
to-day. We have no doubt this act Of liberality
will be generously remembered to night.
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Soldiers oFthe 1912.
WISH to buy old Military Land Patents, issued So
ders Regular Army Of the War OF 1872 and date
about the year 1878 Soldiers having such claims,
heirs assgnees will address the undersigned Nashville
Tenn.
nov 96-wH G PBLLOWRs.
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WASHINGTON, April ls.-HOUsE-The House
discussed the Washington police bill and adjourned
NEW YORK, April Is.--CottOn quiet. Flour
heavy. Wheat firm. Corn, white 7Sa74. YelloE
78}s74 Bacon hams 9sl0i shoulders 62a6a. Mess
Pork Sl7 60al7 55. Sugar quiet. Coffee lOall3-
I-nn 26a26.