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ELY AND MOSQUITO TRAPS
GILBERT's PATENT
Notice shereby given that the undersigned have acquired
by special with the ptnee Patent Right for
the sale In Louisiana of the above article.
All orders and communications must be addressed
New Orleans
Jobbers Retailers whose orders are solicited will besup
piled on very favorable terms
A7-For sale also vt retail.
HENDERSON It GAINES, 90 Canal street
prhe above ingenious invention use hut two
has ataiued popularity rarely eqnaed
OF entions IL needs only trial satisfy
OF its utility. Where is the commence
Of the season. flies wi not become sufficiently
to be Troublesome Kept running night they will
qutoes, which will be attracted to the trap preference
alghtng on persons in the room. ms u
GEO. f. COOLIDGE, FORWARDING AND COM
" MISSION MERCHANT, No. 8 Graver street, New Or.
leans Refers To-
Hon. @. VI. Waterman Mayor Messrs, q. w Hypson 4 Co
Messrs. j. W. Burbrdge Co :. Ogeshy MacauIav
w. A. Violet 4 Co. .. JAS. Norton Co
Fenneil Power h Co. T. W. Collers, ESQ.
j. Wa srman Co. NJ. NJ. Cohen Iale SIN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-13


FousrS DisIaicr 0oURr} W. d. l. NcsAE vs.: HIS CRED.
- q New Orleans. ! ITORS-No. lO,6sa.
RH VIRTUE of and In obedience TO an or
~ der Of sale rendered March l7h 1855 10 me directed
blythe onoabethe Fourth District Couto Orleans the
above entitled matter A proceed to sell public auction
40 the City Hotel Common street. between Camp and Magazine
streets TUESDAY the 18Th day April 1883 AT ~ O'clock
NJ, Tor account OF the creditors of sAid insolven-
Sundry notes and said nsoyen to
his creditors schedule fled In he Office of the Clerk Of
the Fourth District Court of New Orleans.
HkMSlhs being the second aud con the said notes
ana accounts will be dehnyey Rdudicaed the highest and
ht bidder Tor Whatever they viii bring twelve mopth
credit the purchaser furnishing bond with good and
security, according 10 law.
L F.. t. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans,
ami syndic of the above estate
quATnIESSE oorR pE DIsTRIor} W 2. I McRAE vs.. SIS
de " Nonyelle-t lrleans. ! CREANfIERS-NoI 10 6sa
I'm VERTU dun Ordre de vente rendu lie Ia
uour de District de Ia kouvele dams are ideEsus
le pocedeai pour 10 des iDsoyabe IL
MARDI Is d'avrl 1855 midi Hotel de Ia Cite rue de
Ia Commune entire les du Camp ct DIES Magasns Ia yente
pnbque ct adjudication de-
Pueieurs bleis mar ses
crenncies suieAnt ban depose
de District de In Nouvele Orleans.
tDNDIflONSCttte eriee ean ef erniere Las
dts complies bes adinRb an nns of
rant ct derner encherisseur prix o
doue mos de credit hcqneeur ounissant bon on bea
lion asec caution bonne ell solvabe commencement IL o
3d.. =. 7. PARKER
sheriff de Ia Paroisse dOreans.
az o y y - et Syndie de Ia presene faile
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-13

DIRECT TRADE. & co.
Notice Is hereby given that all claims which may sppesi
pcn proper 70 be due foT he books Of Baylor
law will be promptly paid, with interest, in full
TRADE and eponden's Of Baylor Co throusbou
the Cotton Districts that during the coming business
dree shipment Europe, accommodated all by suaran
Orders for Cotton assns viii be filed BY direct importation
from Calcutta e, ing The port ,t. Of New Orleans
sales will in instance be made in LONDON
By Pqhe AeeonnaGt ard sent to those interested To
marks and weights their Cotton information
All letters private well as on business relating to the
BAYIok o%RsRn sTR III oEpoN to
Notice of Dissolution,
nsr.he now '1 s ins senna1on 2, me eopart-
ment between the members OF The firm Of Baylor Co the
liquidation. ~ Q. 6. BAYLOR. :"
Manchester. March. 1858. as raw
ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTs-JUsT RECETv.
50 cases OK TIMED RUssETs, Double Buck and
~ cases LADIES FINE sHovs rssored.
q ease ,, hen's ~, Bys, and Ygutss BRoGANs.
NILS u VALENTINE a CO., 81 Common ST.
pwAo q. BLEAkLEY, SO ANp6 RAMPANT
W sssu. Fs q Bufgss Spring
all the branches done atthe shOrestnotce. Jas "
KARsTENDIBIx q co., Nos. lOi, los AND los
asT BROS q New York Buffalo and San faaciseo cs
Turner'S Ginger Wine. in cases and barrels.
Eiackoerry Brandy in cases and barrels.
Raspberry :.
" Ginger "
:. Essence of Peppermint "
Forest Wine Btters, =. :.
Stonghton Bitters,
Lemon syrups, in cases-Nos and 2
And will sell them wholesale New York prices with the
addition Of freight insurance and actual charges for
equivalent jal9 3m
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steamboat departures Gbis aap.

Date OF Departure of European, California
and Havana Mails, for April. 1858.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-13

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -HIUsTARD-
80 boxes KENTUCKY MUSTARD, for sale at mapufac-
turers' prices, by
al2A j. II. GARTER Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-13

'EOBACCOl-RICH BLACK GAINESVILLE ToBAC-
- 90 o. the OLD and NEW crop, selected for the MEXI-
SAN and TEXAs trade. PLANTATION TOBACCO in hogs.
Also, CIGAR and CUTTING TOBACCO, constantly on
manu- ana Tor sale by HENRY RENSHAW,
Ii. mn sire efsfr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-13

Nv smOhERS OF CUT VOBACCO-fHR Uu
dersigned respectfully informs city country asaser
and generally that he has lately added
factory OF SNuFFS which obtained al The Cpigev-n
Exhibition At Paris in 1855 the Of an hfn ~
SMOKING TOBACCO, which he good a lsas
pure and Of a pleasant taste. 47TT II
General Depot his Store l6 81. Ioui. stref N,,.
factory at McDonoghylle, La
OF nEJ ptr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-13

a. JUST RECEIVED BY THE UNDERSIGNED
~ from Georgia and South Carolina $50 valuable and
choice NEGROES for sale, Fifty Of which from
M plantation and in families These negroes are sold un
der full guarantee and titles unquestiooable.
j. J. POINDEXTER,
MO ms 65 and 90 Baronne street New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-13

OILS-OILS-OILS-OI
LARD OIL-50 bb's. Winter Strained
SPERM OIL-50O gals. e. ..
WHALE Olfs-20O0 O.. =. .
TANNERS Oils bbls. best quality.
NEATsFOoT OIL-lO bbls.
For sale by J. H. CARTER, Broker,
al2a "a Tchounitoulas street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-13

NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
Patent sawed Gather boarding both rough dressed
from the very best heart timber S4 per for
and $40 per for dressed in lots to suit purchasers
R9~ Lumber sawed to order.
fal9 ly STAR PLANNING MILLS New Rasin
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-13
rrOBY,s ExPREss. No. 81 oAMP srREEr-

rTOBY's EXPRESS, No. 81 CAMP STREET
From and after this date will Special Messenger on
the ste mer VIRGINIA, who will Check all Baggage
through TO the points o. destination charge OF Par
GELS, Packages and small freight
Passengers by the steamer VIRGINIA their Bag
checked from the Hotels Residences Steamboats, or
Office Travellers coming this way bound up the river
who not have decided their boat can
their baggage stored at our office free of charge.
The Baggage Of the Virginia will be received and checked nj
the Ponicharrain Railroad.
The Express Letter Box Chest and Wagon will leave our
her schedule
Packages and freight marked ToBY's EXPRESS will
meet with attention and be delivered with despatch.
tel8 If ED. O. EDWARDS co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-13

DUMPS, BATHING APPARATUS, ETC., etc.
JOHN acOARTY, Plumber, No. 1874 Camp street, keeps
constantly hand large variety Of Brass Cocks Force
In Pumps, Beer Pumps, Cooking Ranges, Bathing Tubs
shower Baihs etc Also Lead Pipes laid and repaired
am Sheet Lead Work Of every description Ship and
boat work promptly put up or repaired.
RS- Charges moderate ale ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-13

SUCCESSION OF JOHN J. MCMAHON
Auction Sale Of Home Insurance scripNo. l20l2secon
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-13

SA VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND NEGROES
~ for Sale-Removal from Esplanade street.
WALTER l.. CAMPBELL has purchased Nos II and
1919 baonne street where he will be found early in the
M with large lot Of Virginia and Maryland Negroes for sale
ne ample and healthy quarters Increased
business he Intends conducting the coming season The new
location Is between Graver and Common street
wheh Is the second street due west from the Charles Hotel
ana Is convenient 10 all the merchants and hotels
WALTER L. CAMPBELL,
II and Is Baronne street.
suII lydN between Gravier and Common.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-13
a billiard TAELE hlAEuFAC-

ROUND AND OVAL BILLIARD TABLES six and ssuA.
feet Billiard Tables with Marble Wood Tops s
ions TO play the same table either Pool the are
fni and complete assortment Of every article
ufaetuer of 1ndS Rubber for Cushions;
aieile, kouletes Balls and Pins for Temp Alleys Lot ss
'.s ECONOMICAL. STOVES
tops So ..1f LIZ -
ss-walnui Wood for sala sas1,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-13

vi h7ulifty I1OuF5t NO DOf r o ANU p ME-
Regular Communications this Lodge held EVERY SAT-
uRDAY EVENING. at ~ O'Clock. in their Room at
the GRAND LODGE. Masonic Hall Of ST. Charles
Pedido streets. Members Of the Graft faternaly
TO attend.
oTFcERs--H. NJ. Crenshaw ". NJ; ThAddeus Van Horn
s. W.. 5. j. GUILT j. W; Henry Bebee Treasurer: c. s.
sharp secretary; W. II. Stewart g. D. W o. Copeland D.
Jos. Chilet, Tyler. as ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-13
: p- eaLESas1zEp IRON

Packages ard Freight by TOBYs EXPRESS 70 Tho
aaaH Houma, Napoleon aud Terebonne, MUST BE PkE-
fezs ai De- 81 ED O. FpwARps M
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-06
IouNsroN 4 TrnNEn. under AZ s.. Qharles Hote

T.ro,- = 1,r-o,,7,r, ,7;lor tl,a g. CiaTIas HoteI
y" T. No. 1,
can sA'ely ooaSt " hA'los % manu- stosH y
Wh'eh y ho' Y n sa'Pas'sG + III WIZ s5
he aheren styles q dress ha1 no" inc 70 a0 10 % 'uu
there in the most fascinating array c4ue'es VI og
onslnesS has 10 correspond IN ny e N SHAPE az ~
and Bengal p@ast anu QA@hef stlh hms' CIV n W. o'
broad Drim ana sioush nats ever lnNsned ins LII -
WIZ on sllE coverings tor wei We1heE' ee az l'''
q every description heavy tar caps ZOE GUY weather m ~
o. neau'iu ana Ianc! NIUE in"s '0 soUn ~
Of splendid riding hats WAN planes or ,alsai
eFssS A.uN' - 'n''H t"' R'ss W % KID 3..,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-06
GREAT sAoRrrlons ~ Daass s1Lks,-It is som,

GREAT SAGRIFioEs IN Dress sILKs.-It is some.
thing which the whole lady population should know that
ecty magnificent stock Of silks and other dress goods to-
geher with coaS emboidereS and all other articles in the
dry goods line is now being offered The most tempting
daction OF prices by Mssr o. Larouni Cos Of the Car
oon stores the Of Poydras and BarOnae streets
Note some Of tho prices bit fancy check silks at As cea
Valencia with chenille aunees worth sl5 at 50 En-
genie robes aqule worth IS s. So 40 ande LANES
at 20 cents al latnos worth % 30 cents AND
everything the same extraordinarily low rates The
ladies' cannot hear statement like this caIiousy aud If they
be tempted doubt it, let them read The explanation Of
Messrs aroussiUi Co. their advertisement in Ibis
ing Crescent and pay visit the at their earliest
venience
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-06

SHOCKING CATAsTRorHE.-A most sad and afflfet-
ing accident happened last Thursday at Mooers Gin
ton county, Ind Five men lost their lives by the
colapsing Of fUe in stove factory worked by
steam Three of the deceased are heads Of families
in very poor circumstances. cincinnati Com, Goth.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-06

The Galveston Civilian Of Wednesday Inst saws;
The little steamer Tennessee has been snaggcd and
sunk in twentyour feet water in the Guadalupe river
n e nv nies 2o9ye lne NOUN o. Tue Tah M
about - 0o0 Sbn cemo hy 'nt
Dyeus and Or. Hopson, Of Victoria, who we're also
owners OF the Alamo, the sinking Of which we re-
oolueu lasv week. Nehher BOAT was insured
Inc SNiian Oh thursday says
7aa y" VI, G M gay q our lay issue ana before
morning some 3on baas vera taken ont of the mar
ket at our last outside quotations. The adyces of a
firm market at Liverpool, and of some improvement
a Iem lotn c4nssa iaSISfs 10 ae2na 9gner ras
ments were not aoTa tn go on ana saias b5y since
Friday been light The receipts of the week amount
to 200 bales and sales to ABOUT 5000 bales including
mostly nn9 X 49IS,on s E,@ Ls ueagH ws
COTTON il dtfirnit ~ rf,% 'su os'''
The Victoria Advocate has the following Items of
srccessro, f,rr,inr
Preston R. Posa rso whose nl,nfatio, il obont
eight miles below Victoria, on the east side OF the
Guadalupe river, in this county, informs US that he
W \ s0 to VII ygar GIop III Dses 81 got,D
for his own nse Cant I n NH If If if6 Ares
Of land, has saved about bale of cotton to the
acre and gathered besides between four and five
Cotton crops generally in this county average baie
and over to the acre and all the farmers have raised
I" supelaouuuanee oi corn
The Waco Democrat OF the 18th uls., learns from
| Geo. Barnard, ESQ. who returned short time since
Fro,, +,a Rragos sya,,c,, a r,,,7 c,,I ~ tl,, maj
80 : > go 81, ool44t VI '' M.
ans was caeu' Wneh opened win N0iS tc0' naace
afterwards they received their annuity presents from
| the Government Commissioners. While this fandapgo
pos ,r;, ~, ~ MA r7,r,,,,,,,, tr, 1; IN -
70" SIS w. 'I' "'l' e''H',1e Ne9 a'o.' ~ au" C"l-
/ AlVu VI oFeL w" uuuuItu utdu Vi nurses OtlOuSuB
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-06

Now morning Ger the frosty hills in autumn spendor
came,
And touched the rolling mists with gold, aud aecked
the clouds with flame
And through the brown woods on the hts--th05e
affairs Of the world
The blue smoke from the settlers hut and Indians
WgRam euTled.
Yet never. here, had morning dawned on such glo
or twanging trump and rattling drum, and changing
eulvern,
And glittering arms, and sabre CLEANS, and SERTED
ranks Of men,
Who marched with banners high advanced along the
river glen
Q! and royalty they bore themselves who knew that
DER the seas
Would speed the glorious tidings from the loyal Col
Ones,
OF the Can Of French dominion with the fall Of Fort
Duquesne,
And The triumph Of the English arms from Erie to
Champlain.
Before high noon they halted and while they stood
They sap untolded gIoriously the q Gateway Of the
There flashed the Allegheny, like scimetar Of gold
Aud King.fke in It's majesty, Monongahela rolled!
Beyond, ne River Beautiful swept down the woody
Wales,
Where Commerce, ere a century passed, should
spread her thousand saBi
Between the bazy hills they saw Gontrec@ars armed
batteaux,
And the aying, flashing, featherg oars of the otta.
was canoes.
Then on from rank to rank Of men shout Of triumph
ran,
And while The cannon Numbered, the leader of the
van
The tail Ylrgnian- mounted on the walls thatsmoul-
dered yet.
Aud shook the English standard out, aud named the
place Fort Pitt Q21
Again with wild huzzas the hills aud river valleys
ring,
And they swing their loyal caps in air, aud shout
Long live the Kiug
Long life unto King Georgel they cry, and GLE
rions be the reign
That adds to English Statesmen, Pitt-to English
arms, Duquesnei
Q1 He tWashingt0n) now conceived the idea of
equpping them in the light Indian hunting garb and
even Of adopting it himself Two companies were
accordingly equipped in this style, aud sent under
command Of Major Lewis TO headquarters
Such was probably the origin Of the American rife
dress, afterwards so much worn in warfare and mod
ei6d or the indian costume EIfyiags Lie Of Wash
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-06

CoRbIALs, BRANptEs, WINEs.-At the store Of
Maars Y E. Magnau % s. Louis street, may e found the
wares which shey aiverss-hne brandie vines cordials
p5escsei 5s and safDes We refer 10 their advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-06

Trunk AND TRAVELLING GooDs.-A very large and
RessleCed stock these goods Offering at the very
lowest prices by H. w Reynolds Co.. No Magazine
See advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-06

DErERs WoRsTED sroRE.-Ihis establishment, at
No los Cen0 street. is the place for ladies 20 TO when they
want kidd Of maerid for wos,ed work, smbrodorng
knitting etc, We refer 10 ths ady ertisemen elsewhere.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-06
Wander Schelling
IN Jacob Moor

It was evidently some poor whaer of the last cen
fury to whom bis companions had given the only
burial possible in this frost.hardened EARTH which
even the summer sun has no force to penetrate be.
yond couple ofinches, and which will not afford to
man the shallowest grave a bleak restingplaca tor
that hundred years slumber thought as gazed on
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-06

Signed JN0, l., LEWIS Mayor.
Notice IS 6erehg given tH,t M0SDAY me 6h Of De
er#oE ntEt, Will adldi2aa my glce at L. C0cs NJ.
tue teaye collections,
as 1T 7. THEAED Comptroller.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-11-26


il now exists. The South, with the degree
5f sovseigsii .s.-sAi s.ss e is iudyidapl
members, can pOrpetoase slavery without
doing violence to a single right pertaining
to the North, and the latter can perpetuatc
free labor without disturbing the rights Of
the STAKEHOLDER, and there is nothing, save
the madness Of fanataeism, or the grasp
ings of ambition, that need disturb the
harmony Of the two sections. The exis-
tence Of slavery in the one, and its non I
existence in the other, constitute no more
legitimate ground for disagreement, or
conflict than difference in agricultural
products OF these self-evident PROPOSE
tons, Mr. Seward can not pretend to be
ignorant, and not being ignorant, he must
be dishonest, and his best friends are try
ing explain away the absurdity Of his
positions.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-11-26
PROPOSITION FOR GAS WORKS


The Aubin Gas Works Company Of AL
bany, will erect at GAINESVILLE, TENNESSEE,
complete Gas Works under the Aubin
Patents of January 9Th. 1856, and 2lst
April and 23d June 1867, with exclusive
rights to use the same in the limits Of
said CITY.
The works consist in three parts-1st,
The Gas generating, purifying and storing
apparatus. End The distributing mains
in the streets. Sd, The service pipes and
consumers meters.
SEcTIoE l. Tke Gas generating, purify.
ing, registering and storing apparatas.---
The works would be enclosed in house
25 by Is feet; the walls to be of brick,
IA feet high and IL inches thick, properly
rooted, and chimney 30 feet high. That
Mouse to be built by the Aubin Gas Works
On. on suitable lot of ground; it would
contain all the devices necessary for man
ufacIuring, purifying and registering the
gas, aud which would be furnished, to-
gether with gss-holder, by the Aubin Gas
Works Co.
1. A tank 32 feet diameter inside, IA
feet inches deep, of bricks laid in by
draulic cement.
2. A gas-holder to contain 10000 cubic
feet, made of hammered plates No. IA and
16, with angle iron, stays, centre mast and
guide bars.
3. A bench of 8 maleable iron retorts
set in 2 independent fires; the FIRE cham
bers and fues lined with fire brick, and
the furnace enclosed in sheet iron with
wrought iron frame; the retorts connected
to their hydraulic mains. "a chargers,
extra retorts, 20 charger bottoms extra,
2 coal shovels, 2 scrapers, pokers, hooks,
pendant and burners in Gas House, l
pressure guage, clock, iron wheelbar
row, weighing scale, ] Engineers daily
report book; also complete tar burning
apparatus with pump, receiver and cocks.
A. Galvanized iron cooling, condensing
and purifying apparatus.
8. Station meter, registering 100000
cubic feet.
6. A Governor for regulating pressure.
z. Three valves.
8. One tar cistern with pump.
9. Distributing main, with drip, to out
side of wall of gas house.
10. One drip pump for street and other
drips.
SECTION Distributing Mdias-Sup-
posing that two miles of mains should be
necessary for supplying the consumers as
soon as the works would be in operation,
and that the gas house could be situated
in central part of the Mains or not toe
distant from the largest consumption, the
size of mains might be divided as follows
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-11-26

The MEMPHs BRANcH--We are pleased to learn
that the President and Directors Of the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad have adopted efficient meas
ures to carry out the suggestions we made last
week believing that our citizens would approve
the ordinance for subscription TO the Memphis
Branch, and in anticipation of such a result, the
Board appointed two competent gentlemen to Sc
cure the right Of away and subscription of stock,
They report most satisfactorily as to releases OF
the right of away, and entertaining no doubt they
will complete private subscription Of 800 000.---
The engineer force to readust the line will soon
be in the field, and every arrangement made to put
the work ono ontract before the new year. We
have full reliance that the Board will leave nothing
un-dcne, which can be accomplished 10 bring the
work to close at the earliest possible day. Gov
Helm expects to be on the ground 10 cooperate
with the friends Of the road soon Mr. G nth
rie returns home from his eastern tour.-Lou Jour.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-11-26

DOUGLASS IN THE FfELp-4At Dem
ocratie meeting in Trenton, N j., ON Sat
urday, the following among other resoIu-
tons were adopted
Resolccd, That James Buchanan has
forfeited the respect Of the people, and the
allegiance of his party, and can no longer
be considered as Democrat.
hesolced, That Stephen A, Douglass,
by the promptitude with which he resisted
aggressive usurpation, and the energy and
ability with which he has advocated and
sustained the principles of the true De-
mocracy, is worthy Of the peoples conf
dence, and entitled to the highest reward
in their power to bestow.
Rcsolrcd, That we nominate him as the
candidate for the Presidency in 1860, sub
ject only to the popular will as expressed
through the ballot box.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-11-26
Sale Of very Valuable Iron Property
TO CLOSE PARTNERSHIP.

~ OLOCE Il y hiNEhonlH,
On the 10th day Of December next, at Lagrange
Furnace, Stewart county, Tenn, We will sell said
Furnace, with about $4,000 ucres Of land at
tached. Also, Clark Furnace, with about 3 600
acres OF land attached thereunto; with teams and
tools, wagons, sleds, &c, belonging to said Fur
naces, likewise all stock consisting of wood, coal
ore, corn, bacon. hogs, cattle, &c, and also any
castings and pig metal which may be on hand The
day Of sale.
TERMS OF SALE.-Sl0,000 on Lag Fur
mace and lands, balance in |, 2 and 3 years, notes
with interest. well endorsed Clark Furnace, with
lands attached, one-iourth cash, balance l, 2 and
years, notes with interest, we'll endorsed.
Teams, tools, wagons, sleds, &c., on 6monihs
time, note payable in bank well endorred Stock
will be sold for cash, pig metal aud Castings on
four months time, note payable in bank well en-
dorsed. Possession given the LIST day Of January,
1853. For further particulars address Cobbs Phil-
lips & CO., GAINESVILLE, Tenn, or Standing Rock,
Stewart county, Tenn.
COBB, PHILLIPS g. CO.
Nov 10, '5w M
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