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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-29
Repre.entafiye..I

First Distrct-ALBERT G. WATKINS, Dem.
Second " HORACE MAYSARD, Amer.
Third -SANrEL A. Smith, Dem.
Fourth I" -JoHS H. SAVAGE, Dem.
Fifth -cHARIEs READY, Amer.
Sixth -GEORGE W. JoSEs, Dem.
Seventh" -JoHS V. WRIGHT Dem
Eighth f" FELIX K. ZorucoFFER, Amer.
Ninth y. n. c. ATKINS, Dem.
Tenth " wy. T. AVERY Dem.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-29
Government of Tennessee.

IsnAM G. HARRIS, Governor.
FN. W. BURTON, Secretary Of State.
JAMES C. LUrrRE1L, Comptroller Of the Treasury.
GRANVILLE C. FORFEIT, Treasurer.
JonS L. T. SNEEp, Attorney General.
The salary OF the Governor is IS 600 per snnum
that OF the Secretary of 81 500 and perquses
Comptroller of the Treasury 50 900 and fees for sign
ng Free Bank notes. Treasurer 81 500; Attorney Gen
raj 81 800 The Legislature consists Of rs Senator'S
md rs Represenatives-theD Democrats having is Sen
Ators and the Americans THE number Of American
Representatives is 33-Democratc Representatives AZ
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9nsnranff

NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL
Insurance Company,
Capitalist 90, OOO!.
GALL PAID IN AND Securely
TNHIS COMPANY being fully organized,
l. according to charter, is prepared to 11sATsr
write Policies against loss AND DAMAGE 49,
BY FIRE on Buildings, Goods, Wares, and w
Merchandise generally. Also, shipments against
loss or damage by Seas, Rivers Inland Transpor-
tation, on the most favorable terms
Life and Negro Policies granted at Current rates.
Office. No. so College, East Side, between Union
Street and the Public Square.
DIRECTos:
ALEXANDER FALL. HUGH MCCREA.
ANTHONY ". VANLEER JAMES WOODS.
JOHN KIRKMAN. JOHN H. EWIN.
HENRY HART. JR. r. C. MCNAIRY.
TH0S. W. EVANS. HUGH McCREA.
WESLEY GREENFIELD.
ALEXANDER FALL, President.
JAMES WALKER, Secretary. jan25
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CIoaks, shawI., and scarrs.

We have the largest and most elegantly assorted
stock IN this way ever in the country, many OF
which imported by Messrs. A. I. stewart & Co.
Of New York, expressly for sales. In Velvcts we
have them at all prices from SIS ~ $500 We have
also Black and trey Cloth aud Beaver iAlmas aud long
Cioaks for ladies and children IN all qualities at
from three dollars up Sh&!s in all aud quail
ties both square aud long, from the ordinary 10
he elegant Also just received fresh invoice
Of those elegant hghcoiOrcd all silk, Chcnce Shawis
hit ar rnlllN h.Inlliml
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-29
kDress Goods.

together with endless variety az tnrdum and
low priced silks IN Flounces, Robes guile and by
The yard In Plain Plaid, striped, and Bay adercs also
Satin Faced and Double Twilied Mernocs and Cash
mercs Great variety uf all Wool ana Union Plsids
Mousdelanes, and every thing new and desirable in
hts way
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-29
Chancery Court.

Chancery Court.
Eastern pvison-Seth p. N. Luckey, Chancellor.
Middle S. D. FTieTson, d"
Western Isaac =. williamson, 90
Fourth 90 B. l.. Ridley,
Fifth IT. Nixon Vandyke, I"
Sixth Stephen c. Pavatt, Z"
The Chancery Court for the Middle Division Of Ten
nessee opens at Nashville the first Mondays in May
and November: at Franklin first Mondays in April
and October; at Pulaski first Monday in March and
September; at Columbia, third Mondays in March and
September; at Springfield, first Mondays in June and
December: at CIarksvillc third Mondays in April and
October; at Dover, Thursday after second Monday in
April and October; and at Lewisburg, on Wednesday
after the third Monday in February and August.
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T~sshy seed Just received ' 3 5si p :s Z
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The Judiciary.

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
ROGER p. fancy, Of Maryland, Chief Justice.
joan MCLEAN Of Ohio, Associate Justice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-20
Inns AlIr eEsstegI.
a INTELLIGENCE
a-asiaaa
i,Av. Salv 20, 1858.

TpsDAv. Ialy 20. 1855.
M easBer was very tickle sarly in the
nv aBa gesy aaFm and cloudy. About noen Ne
aa5 AaAVy 4h adar shower which tended Ii great
ssaasass 10 taol Tho AZ aad Law tha dust Business
Oh a8a aYea Nns vsfy dull.
sIs7-Ihe Rea river packet Bleemer, Capt
1as imiaiHs aFIiFed Bith ~ bsles VI cotton, and
s4ss IAara5ay. Jnly 22d, II s ?. aL
sa af5agehe packet Lafstte. Capt John J.
gah. ar8ived 4sith ~ hhd4. OF sugar and 100 bbis
u ibid viii lesye again On Thursday at ~
srlscE "a
Ehe BaiIrosd Lane packet Fails CGsy, Capt Woods,
agFigsd Saam ST. Louis with fall cargo, paFt et
bssh M Id hhds. 81 k0baoc0, we aFe indebted to
her soa.e6as paSsag, Mr. w. q. scadder, for late
sae aiiI isavs again ID Friday, the Esd
Fs Cosmos rhe louisville packet .. a. Fair
eAi sap1 q VI Faaeetti will arrive this morning
M Esags oil "Wednesday 2Ist inst. at 2, n,
The Memphis packet q. ". Adams will be at her
Berth, ready b receive freight, On Wednesday. She
lsases All Saturday, tie Oath, at P. d.
B8A4s IEAeIaa- Dick Nash 5er Boeaf rteef.
This regular light dsaaght summer packet in charge
ii she experienced Capt Edward Jones, with the
clever and obging Capt. James Moore in the otlc O.
WIN back CUT this evening at o'clock positively, for
u landings On the Boenf river and Bayou Mason.
z1r Burlington 5or Gffand Ecoree-T This new and
Aeadid passenger packet, in place Of the Rapides,
gaats 9. D0atg, leaves today ct F. n. for Bed
zlveg. HI i D. Kenton, clever gentleman Is her
puzssE.
Caaita Jar YIcksbgg. This swift, popular and
aplenaid United States mail and passenger packet, in
place u tha Princess, leaves to-day 81 Pm as
nsual Capt. q, =. Jackson Commands and is Yets
eran Ii fhe trade. Mr. John Clarke Is her purser,
and ioF6 obligng ohe cannot he found % any boat
The Capitol Il no stranger to The Yiekshurg trade,
having run therein last spTaers and IS well and favor
ably kad4n
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MATAGoRDA BAY Steamship Robert waterman--l
bales eosi9n Tarlet9n Whiting Tnl % Do WOOL pkgs
skins l72 hides PilsbnrgS2 do Theie Seller &G0ll4 do
bd skins I'D bbs -four Edward Nale co4 pkgs mdse NJ
Haheyt DO u J Hart &eos5 head cattle Noel McQuoid.
3 RIO DE JANEIR Bark Indus-4lu0 bags coffee 10 Geo
Nathan.
RIO Pr JANEIRo Egantine 900 bags Of con=c to
order.
HIvERPoo I-ship Fatten 1000 fire Baqts es52 soks
salt to order
RIO DE JANRIao nark nioneka-4i5s bags Of coffee to
PAsoAsoULA EscataWpa- Goo foot lumber Il
order.
BIh0NT-sehr Condor-S5, 600 feet lumber 10 order.
PEARL RIyERschr ooncordia-S5Ou 0 feet Of lumber to
order.
GoYINaTbN-schr Jno AThur-50 600 bricks to order.
3GOvINGToN-sehr Laura s., 600 bricks to order
GoVfNGToN-schr Young 600 bricks to order.
PENSACOLA nhr Burrissa-l 00O feet lumber to Policy
Nieo AGO.
PENS CoLA-sehr Martina 900 feet lumber to Simpson
q Dorrs
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FUNIUHAHIAAIN RAILROAD.
M0BILE-steaamer Florida-sundries 10 order


NEW YORK Ship Far west-R L Adsms &co-T p An
deTseh-S II Ahy-J II AshleyF Bauer--Buli Ellis &oo-
Bridge iifo-6 iuddeeks sco-J burnside eoJ Bren-
Bradley Wilson &co-F BlanchArd--A Br0usseau--E II
GhRdwlek-g Coleman, Putnam &ned e Caldwell &co-Cjox,
ellis B0yda lexandre &coJ @ Cromw6t-Dndley Nell
son kcoGarrol, Holmes 6co-It g Cummings teo-k Dan-
Z sros,l Deughertg &ee--R y Denman kco-D Ellsia-
Eaton 4 Henaerson}eo FesdiekF Folger &eO~F Free
deruksen-Fearn, Donnegm 6co-s II GllmRn-P Gefaud
sroA ID iiFief &eoMoses GreenSood4I4 {ludehaux-IS
Holden &eoHeAtdn 0lvierJ i II yde EeoHatgoy eco
4 Hart Holmes q uss75liai Kemp seaG W Hyn-
Aco+-B JoraanA Keafny-H Rennedy--D q I0Whsr %co
w Ietchford Eco-Lohit Charpantier Bros
4co-J Lpm &eo-Leeds &eos Locke &eo-z-MGt;utphan,
Howell 6co Me kleroy 4 Bradfofd-Memphis Packet Com,
panyM,igee Sneas-R McGreEor 6co-Ma8a Bros--Atute
QaintelMeIntyEe Mayer-Peet. smms Sco-B Nautre--
PFestey 4 BeinPayne, Steele sco- 0geshy Maeaulay
Pics, Converse sniilh[PgsEe s oeplon
POtthoH N kught-d Person &coPeters, Miltard leo
Richards sioconb Hugely, Blair kco-W o Raymond &
Goa Robb &eo--Robson 4 Aon-D L Ranlett &co- Rice
Bros--M Richard smith Bru-=Slafk SAnlaf &cp-I o
stewartH D SEMINAR &eot W Sizsr-W Stock lon--R r
Stevens &cok Sproulesampson Keene--s snith-Town-
send Iompkins &e0hiale seller 6corufnell tod VII
liams Som. Wright Allen &oo w d UrQuhart Washing
jackson ftc0-J ohm Watt 6coWard, Saunders Hunt
Walker& shidsr--J o Woodruff &co--aud order,
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M ma sass If lara incluied @ 6bs 10. aad Ordinary
iii iets BIZ private terms.
INDIA RAGeISG.s4 aaeed sale q a bales ct 1870
8 yard
B4rE R0pr 605 eoils nand spun sold at 5Szo q D.
o0FRER The sales were eoaaRed to lA9 bags at Io&e,
and 100 at lo
WHTsKT4s 10 transactions reported--an od5r Of
2s52c N ieiiup. WIS refused for alot Of Raw.
FREIGaTs,.sA few smsl lots Of Cotton were ship ped
oF Asstppoa 4, 1850 and for Boston at 5se. onsatar-
day She wan iaksh for Liyerpool 81 for Cott0n
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REORIPTs OF PRopuOR.


ST I0UIs-seamer Falls Ciy2 hIds tobacco 10 Moore
vanenlin4 hhds tobacco sacks Hewitt Norton cog
psieh &eo4 casks bacon B coils tope rs bbs pork Wood
ah &col5 bbIs hou 0glesby MacauayI30 bbB -four 2U
bbs Hour az sucks bran SDl SACKS corn orrel ayle &eo8
boxes ndse Ioekes gkgs mdse Adams EXPIRES Compauy
Sts iard Moony Bros 5eolbs 99ls apples Bscoe Snnes
l5 do n BID sehnederlh hhds tohaeco Rodewald
AfclFegor bbs flour KeunCdy &eo-l0 Of
rope James Gonoy &cei6gU sacks bran John Duty &eoAU9
wei Psyne2l cs lard Yruden6ulghl52 bales hay
u Emote-tl hAds bacon Cochran u Ha230 bills -four 10
rope snih 6els egg Dalbondioil hhds tobacco e
" smyasl abla ele lesser 1886 sacks SO Michel
n do Paapoha &ao385 head cattle and sundries order
Teal 60 bids tobacco
JEFFERSON seamar Bloomer25 balea cotton to Hsald,
Massie &eol1 Catfef, Harrison seo6 Campbell s,rong8
bales gottol Bags wool Lewis Qgaaey-8 DO oaeseoon
seed Blanehin 70 orderfot ~ bales COT
ton.
LAFOURGHE-s Steamer Lae-26 hhda sugar 100 bls mo-
laeS Bare &ea bbls noasses do snhar to Sebatier59
hbls Is bales Iy fee cols do Hackney
&ena do Tyoscair feet lumber Lapene
Iaefoixl77 Do Bloom IN do Meskar &oo-a DO Ado
Sgions y dozen eggs and sundries 70 ordsrreal
ST MARTINsy lLLE--Sieamer NJ Baker--s0 hhds sugar
Baoeq, 6obi1m &eoD9 hides Gordon Caseo58 hides TO
Queyroasa Iangsdor2i do 10 VIM Armstrong42 hides
Lobt Charpanter- hides skins owner on hoard6S
calves Pinia6l dc WoodEaR-39 do Pascal-snndres
order.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
sRAIAR0 FROM OANfDN-=34 bales cotton Warren
a Tnly &eo--l Lewis Ugesby-10 Fgedlaudsr Geraon
IS Bueannon Carroll 4eosundries to order foa l06 bales
cotton.
JEFFERSON AND oAKRoLLToN RAILROAD.
MDBtBStediner Carondalet--l bales NJ Smith
3co Dc niae fadfordS % Rn!ehLord, Brown
SEQ do Payne Aarflson9 eotEon gins Carter &co-
e23 bars n iron and sundFies to order.
PoNTCHARTRAIH RAILROAD.
M0BILE-saaamer Florida-sundries 10 order.
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J. WRIGHT g 90.
II you WOULD nsCAPn

IE you WOULD ESCAPE
LONG SUFFERING, WEAKNESS
DBFoRNITY OR PREMATURE DEATH
sDalley's Magical Pain Extractor,
The only Insant NovarFaing Antdoe Pain EarthI
WARRANTED
To without smart quicker as other things
reeve moreover has absolute unmsaabe control over
the many maades below named which now deaes ALL other
remedies and medical skill
l. Stops all pain, even of Burns instantly.
Heals Burns and even Small Pox, etc, free Of scars
s. Admits no scald to raise water blister or sore.
L. Takes away Old Sores fully.
s. subdues all internal and external inflammation,
g. Ends Commissions, Cole and Fits directly,
L. soothes Nerves TO ease, quiet and strength.
g. Restores action and strenghto Palsied Limbs.
g. Destroys Modification instantly.
TO- Generates new Flesh rottGd thereby,
H. Keeps off Black and Swelling after blows.
H. Dssolyes Cataraots and strengthens Sight.
Is Draws and heals Blisters free Of smart mark.
d. Neuraizes all poson and humor either hereditary or In
fused by bees hornets mosquitoes reptiles rabid AMI.
mails, corrupt bodies or plants.
kABsoL TELY
Now whether the bgo belevGa or not Fire Poison In.
haumatOn Notification Infection and Hydrophoba the
ror of all men Ineipent Consumption Constipation Eryspe.
las Cancer Inflammation Of the Chest Bowels PieuriSy
Chronic Darrhea Dysentery rendered comparatively
controlled easily by child possessing but box of
this Innocent mighty cheap, electric rapid antidOto uni
versal suffering
Willie forfeited LIFE where all medical
Belencefails.
MILLIONS
Use IT daily in astounded satisfaction all praise NoEE
ARE SAFE WITHOUT IT. and has become the greatest
commercial antidoe exant
DR.. " Mott New York the greatest surgeon etc.
in America and all eminent physicians.
Forsale in New Orleans, wholesale and retaby
j. WRIGHT CO.,
81 and l6l Charities street.
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s315 4-a FL Adsf11t gQ5t
Tie following beaks located III sogs as represented Is e
nnNortay Of confidence We nos aRarn that at this
taegsaa Wy rhecka IF hbss shops 4ing about In this
latuds There are however, any cheeks daRn by Georgia
bahs isw YORK market In the winter q busi.
nes season of sais Sometimes tho proceeds are for invests
et II oher times the proceeds 10 DO frwafded In
Keia to Keep the @heels Of The max erB moving;
Megeliahts Bank III MAcan Interior Rank Cs4H7n 4
lsag sank ~ tangs southern Hank Ba nhridga Ohero-
See iHAne and BakAg Company Dalton: Planters, I'M
eNaAAies Sak 3Rttus Northwestern Bank RnaoId an
Besst o. 9feeasbQro'i 8feghshofei. a
sSak AaalssegiFss aaa Aechaacs Bank. Columbus
Ihess aitcaantgy banks this state we do not peft
sF0 af 1st5tu tians, fact sa We would mt
of Aays any eQanAg hanks ii al. WEI s5
Efom eineapak we hase tic following oETuesday last
TIE EncEe naEkei continues largely tupplsd M enF
gec White good paper is F6 names are Ia M
faahd g per cent? sad many the bankers wond MOI efs
o.sts Ife HeeenaHls tts Of per ee OF course CON.
81 paps ia sEne Ihat Is iaken for cant
sefpsa4s eese and they manifest isposiii6h 10 is5f
r naf ~ az a aeubtu Oh there Il little n NJ.
tn loaa n aps Aat atanig we'll Ia bgak although seauri
se tase esass Ae sought after in outside ceies wa 5unte
pfeg transactions at the banking lses ana ont 81 d6of
I'm sae taafEst tar e2ehasge ffsturs
rue mo atate5 Rsd the supply
81 Ate Auy es aaA Il prem. selling for New York Paila
efte Al EsAn1ofe No New Orleans ofeIinF and
qaeAoes taAy t % regagaed n0miua Fherp ii raad
deuaad t1F EASTERN Bills with very limited summit Fifs
class AsfF day drafts taken Discount Thes M
generally sAea1lf ~ IA Nothing gold. We quote.
,a.a,,sza ngTEe. sELLtSa.
f,gf $1,000 SaaSs aiss pren,
Hg EN- x prem.
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NEW YORK via notwithstanding PhiladeIphia--lI
bales cotton, 100 bbs rosin and snndries
ANTW LochnYarlgT bales cotton, 100 bales Of
tobacco GLE hda tobacco 10 casks Of bees sl36 horns
II, 09B slaves.
BORDEAUX Snip Psppsrel4 70 900 slaves.
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EXPORTS.

hg By Capt Hamilton Of the bark Honeka 24th june Id
5 ts III long g o. W. bark Rosbuek Is days from Rio d
JSneiro bound to New York.
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sGE we d ~ B

Oregon Hopkins from Mobile.
w burton, LonAllier, from Opelohsas
Falls City, Smith, from St Louis.
Boomer Timmns, from Jefferson.
"A w Baker, MeyneE, from St Msrtinsvilie.
Iahtte, Brown, from Lafourehe.
Oarondalet, Smith, from Mohle--Lake end
Jefferson RBiiroad
Escayawba, Bhoades, from PRseagoua--Basin.
Towboat L Mlaudon whahn, from the Passestowed down
aud to sea l4th inst ship e NJ Afndt bark W Banks
and brig Tbedabohrought up to the Quarantine Station
bark Moneka.
TowbDat Mary Kingsand Phillips from the Passesowed
down and to 10Th inst ship Carunta and bnrks New
Orleans and Nneyah-hFoughi mp from shin Fat-
ten and from QaHraptin bark Moneka left at Quarantine
harks Indus and Egantine.
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BILLIARD TABLES GoEsTA N9L,

#sss = hand and for salefrvm the mandatory OF
ssas=aassa Msssrs.J. NJ. BRUNSWICK &BRo Cincinnati
Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables Brunswcks patent Oush
long; also Cloths Balls Cues and all other trimmings belong
Ing TO this line.
All orders thankfully received and promptly attended
A, W. MERRIAM,
n1f iy st. Gharles billiard Room ". q.
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R9 The officers Of the steamer Boomer from Jefferson
ports Lake Caddo falling nearly q low water mark
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sTREET ColT,R--oFFICIAI..
E0URT4 DIsI,ISIClT, E2llTIN Il--INna I,rnll 81

FOURTH sTR1CTPDuND--yVasb brought
to The Fourth District Pound jackson street. between
Laurel and Constance streets, estays-
Three She crear1 eOldred kids
One she cream taiOred goat with leather collar.
One she red goat with black sripH Tue back white
Spots on the head crooked horns turned head piece
Of rope on Tie neck,
One black and @hie she gaat with a wooden collar,
One white she goat, win long horns,
0ne white and black she goat.
Which il not claimed within expenses there.
paid Will be sold at public Auction said pooud on WE'D.
NEsnAE, july list 1855 at 10 O'Clock A. al.
New Orleans, July o. 1853.
Registered Julye 1858
T. j. HTrSELBERGFR
Deputy Comptroller
EPAVE Du QUATRIENTH D1STISICI'-Ii a
- ee conduit Hn depot DIES epnyAG du QuaFeo DISTRICT
Jackson entire Laurel ct Constance bpayes
Iioi6 pettes ChAvFes ilune pile
Upe ehevTe i0uhe pa q, gyant I'M collier de CUR
uhe rouge yant rae neire dos, deux aches
planchts g IA tetei ct Ane eorde
Une eleVre notre et blanche Rynat collier en- bnts
Ine eheyfe blanche, ayant de tongues comes.
une chevre blanche E noire.
81 les dts apimApx r6alame dix ours ct les
fTas pAye Us seronl yedHs pencheFe publiqHa an
pet, MksuRED1, n Juliet 1858. d 10 heures a. Nj,
q. o. FhEGHIER, CommissaiYe dea Fues,
NoaFeie-0Elehns, y Juliet 1893, jyl0 Il 20
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sipplug sulelllgerft.
TUESDAY, July 20, 1858.
CLEARED YESTERDAY,

Steamship Empire City Grimm for New york Via Havana,
Ns& w @ Famplet0n
Ship oehniEet, Cole, foE Antwerp, Baxter, Lowell eco
Jonss, Mackinder SEQ
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Lsayss on TnUasDAY. Ed in.,. a u. M-

~ Benton, Pore Gaddo sRansoua landing Moar-
EaEsAs ng,s Landing, Albany. shreveport, Grind Ba.
you Caushatta, Campe Cotile Rock lslpd Erore
Alexandria GOrtons Landing and Al Intermediate landug
The splendid passeger packet Bl0Omcr, limmns
MASTER W H Marshall clerk will above For freight
passage, apply on board
jy20 No From street
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COMPOUND SYRUP or Wild CHERRY AND TAR.
or allfuture luay De In vain Are you moherl Your
daughter-your idol and earthly joyls bed Of LAM
gushing pale cheek and emaciaed form show that she is
wasting away The sepuehsl cough pains your and
sick ems your soul; tits the
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SOUND OF DEATH


THERE'S remedy that will stop tie Cough and save herfro
the cousumptiye's grave.
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Your hectic flush cough and feeble limbs tell Of earfulore.
bodnEs and ossof hope life consumption
sheds hearcrushng blight the futures but you need
despair. An arm stretched forth youto sooths
healyour wounded lungs Tits Dr. DAVIS
Compound syrup or wild cherry ana Tar.
tits admitted by everybody that Dr. Compound Syrup
Of wild Cherry and Tar the only remedy tbnt win positively
CURE consumption coughs colds Group whoopiug cough
splitting Of blood.
For sale In New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
j. WRIGHT 4 co.
q and 15I Chartres street
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poRTABLE AND STATIONARY STEAM

HOARD SONS Southern Depot for the States Of Louis
anR Mississippi Alabama, Tennessee, Arkansas and Texas
established at No ~ Gfayie New Orleans where the
subscriber who is sole for the eb0ve stse Is receiving
from eight sixteen every month"; Of from "a horse
power Of these celebrated Engines, which, after Of nine
years Of upwards Of 900 Engnssin al the States of the
all giving the most complete satisfaction being HE ONLY
Portable Engine having cylinder boiler WHICH Is ALI
UTILIZED HEATING SURFACE AND PERFECTLY AC-
CEssTBLE INSIDE AND OUT FOR CLEANINGii requires
brick work put them in operation special skill TO
them up, and hut the smallest proportion of fuel them
Also
Constantly in store Sash Circular Saw Mills Straub's
Iron Frame Corn and Flour Mills Newell Cotton Sore for
ing Pnes, Stands Boxes and Bolts ready complete
the shortest notice, Steam Cotton Gins Saw Flour
Mills which be put operation duys after being
cetyed Descriptive pamphlets, with 40 testimonials win be
sent by mail any address. sAAIu Ell II. GILMAN,
an8l lyNW No. 10 aravier street New Orleans
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REGULAR PACKETS.
E2 UNITED STATEGS TRI- gPsg
EAllsalGsh,.lsa Mh.EkIIY MAIL LINE fllaslLaaE

I'M IL
g TO yTGKS BURG. 60
TUESDAY, at s o'clock p. NJ,
Gin place q the Princess viii leave for Donaidsonye Pa.
aHp a a RGag R9 qa BoF @ Red 81 Yer
gePh Grand Gulf, WssTenon and Vcksburg EVERY TUES
The CAPITOL connects at vicksburg with the steamer o. s.
AID and will take freight for all landings the Yazoo river
THURSDAY at O'Clock P. NJ,
Capt j. WINE in place Il Tie TiatsSag Vii leave fo
Pl4quemiue Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou
Rodney 81 Joseph Grand Gulf TarEsnoq VieksOqE Null
Landing Phes POINT Grand Lake.
Carolina Landing and Point Worhipgton, EVERY THURS
The Lucy HoLGoMBE connects at vicksburg with the
steamer and viii take freight for all landings on the
SATURDAY, at ! o'clock P. NJ,
P LeaIers On place Of the ERehez viii leave for Donatd
sonylle Pagueine Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou
st. Joseph, Grand Gulf WrEenon and yickSburg EV
The steamer ALICE VIVIAN connects at vicksburg with
the steamer RANGER and will take freight for all landings
re above enoned splendid passenger packets Will leave
entrusted TO their care will be promptly and faithfully
attended to.
containing money ewey other yaluabies unless regular
pills Of saing specifying the contents value
by the passengers, or contained In their baggage.
oARROLLs HOLMES CO.,
iell ~ B. SMITH, No. Tchoupitoulas st.
e. E55Hz5Eg7 {; 4sE4ATs SOUTHERN RE-
@ AIL ROUTE. 64559ELl,6s9a
SUMNER ARRANGE Ess5ssss4ss4sssssa
MENr of the NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS
U. s. Mail Packet Company.
One of the following rsrass will leave
New Orleans for Memphis every WEDNESDAY, and SATUR-
DAY, at 5 o'clock p. NJ.
r. w. Powell u H. Estes, master.
Messenger. Geo a. Kirk, master.
Leaves every alternate SATURDAY:
r. W. Adams. g. u. Marshall master
Ben Franklin. .,....,..... j. ID. Clark master,
THE GREET soUTHERN ROUTE,
The Memphis and Charleston Railroad,
And railway through kast Tennessee
NEW YORK
PHILADELPHIA,
BALTIMORE,
WASHINGTON,
RICHMOND,
PETERSBURG,
LYNCHBURG
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uPPRR MISSISSIPPI.

Leaves on FRIDAY July %, at P. NJ.
ST. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line
~ FOR SIT, Ss-CuNNE3 TING AT
ssssE Cairo with the Illinois Central and at 81 Louis
SssSsa with the Ohio & Mississippi kailroad-The fms
regular passenger packet Falls city J. B. Woods
ter will leave for ST. Louis and All Intermediate landings
above. For freight o passage apply board, or 10
j. +. ALLhN, freight agent
For the above line and the Illinois Central Railroad,
q Poydraa street
iyl7 j. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent