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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-15
ALIEN. DELISSER,
lSBccessor LYONS & COZ
Importer and Dealer i'm Havana Cigars
TRbacCos 0ccss
FOREIGN WINES AND LIQUORS
OF ALL KINDS,

No. II Public Squares Nashvilies Tenn.
WILL keep constantly hand large assortmeut0f Foreign
Brandes WINS, Gin Whisky, and Liquors every description
Havana Cigars, smoking Chewing Tobacco, with an Goods
appertaning my line Of bushes. which le trade and
public generally the terms; hope by
eneryy prompl obtain sl sareof
the liberal patronage bestowed my predecessors.
ALEXANDER DELIsSER.
je23 II Il Public square, Nashville, Tenn
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THE FALL STYLE OF HATS
IN EVERY TARLElfT
Are now Ready
wATERFIELD a WALKERS.

TTyHE most sect and comprehensive assortment o. Hats IN
and Caps for the season, viii be found at "A
WATERFIELD & WALKERS. o.
Their goods are superior quality and their prices
moderate and uniform.
sep4 WATEBFTELD a WALKER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-15

NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL INSURANCE
COMPANY.
CAPTEAL S1OOsOOOs ALL PAID SECURED.
FTIS Company being fully organized, according Charter
prepared write Policies against Fire,
Buildings Goods, Wares, and Merchandise generally. Aso
shipments against Loss Damage by Sea- Rivers, Inland
Transportation the most favorable terms.
LIFE AND NEGRO POLICIES ISSUED CURRENT RATES.
Office No. SO, Corner Of Square and CEDAR Street.
DIRECTORS.
ALEXANDER FALL, W. 7. BERRY,
ANTHONY W VANLEER, JAMES WOODS,
JOHN KIRKMAN, JOHN II. EWIN,
HENRY HART, JR., r. c. M'NAIRE,
THOS W. EVANS, HUGH MCCRAE,
WESLEY GREENFIELD.
ALEXANDER FALL, President.
JANIS WALKER, Secretary. spri3-y
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Trustee sale.

Trustee sale.
TIME Trustee for Stewart is under the g.
sity selling the entire stock December next
Those Ranges. Stoves, of all sorts and
Crates Scales Mantes Kettles, Scuttes, TuWare, lol = \
low Ware Lions their money great
advantage O. reminaed that it much
cheaper with the Trustee than with officer and
respectfully rsquestsd call at Stewart Owens old stand
M "a NJ Tket street. [sepl-d&twtf
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TERRAss BROTHERS,


SUCCESSORS to McCrea & Terrass, dealers in GRO
~ CERES, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LIQUOkSs No. % and IS Broad street.
IRONs &C, AT COST.
200 tons assorted Pittshug Iron, 50 tons castings,
10 . Z" Iron Axes, Is " Boiler Iron,
500 kegs Nails, IS boxes Tennessee Axes.
Wishing to quit this branch Of business will ell in large
lots for cash, at cost and in small lots greatly reduced
TERRAss BROTHERS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-15

CIR AIG n z d 4 co.,
Hardware,
% PCBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
flames CRAIGHEAD having purchased the entire
Of Mr.. WM H. MINCHIN, in the business Of Craigheaa
Winchn IS authorized the Of the firm in
LIQUIDATION will continue the business the stand, No
% Public square, under the title above. may24
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ID OUGLAs 8 90.

No. 50 Public square,
Ma SHVILLE, TENN SsEE.
WHTE for sale, accommofaug terms (such as
w may be contracted az time Of each slle.)
2sIS6 packages Fan and Winter Werchan-
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TTIEAS TEAS--!IJust received superior assortment %
Green aud Black Teas and for sale atreiuce prices by
iune3-d VESSEL & THOMPSON.
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Professor HaskeII's Electric Oil.

ROLLINS, KALOCRINE. --Just received supply
Of this valuable preparation for the Hair For sale by
DEMOYILLE & BELL.
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s75,OOO--s55,O

uE CHANCE FOfs FORTUNEs--FoE&
x s4IF-s7j 900 worth q The most valuable real ell-s-
~ ~ most reasonable srml, Of the nla5 1es
~ ~, - ever oHeradi this Market lying Cherry Cedar
trst ~ spruce Streets suitable for business houses q Ft1-'
i 5roDoss % exchange ths above for likely Negroes
At ne os's 'AsA P'4'' WILL I. BoYD, IN
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FRESH ARRIVALS OF CHOICE FAMILY
GROCERIES.
IN CASES Fine Imperial, GunpoWder, Young Tyson,
ebNb Block Teas;
so boxes StaF Candles, 30 2 do, 30 q do;
10 do Shillito's Palm Soap
Is cases Hills Fancy and 10 cases CASTLE Soap;
; do Transparent Balls.
10 boxes variegated Soap;
20 do Pearl Starch;
casks sup. carb. SJla-pure article:
30 hhds prime and choice New Orleans Sugarss
20 bbls extra filtered Molasses
Is half bbls Sugar House do
50 cases fine Virginia TO5accO-assOrted brands;
10000 Cigars-assorted brands
Painted Tubs and Buckets,
Cedar Tubs and Buckets;
And other articles in the GrOcsFy
FREEMAN BROTHERS,
sp4 No.7 College, three doors North Spring street.
OnO BARREs Extra and superine Flour from the abUvs
ebNySB Mills, in For
price. FREEMAN BROTHERS,
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SUNDRTES.
40 Boxes Black bottles f. s. 6, and Z
200 % Pint, halfpint, and quart Fiasks;
500 % Window Glass:
leo % Tumblers:
. kegs Boiler Rivets and Nuts
100 dozen BroOms
500 Cast, Wrought and Steel PlOWs
100 boxes Pickles, fOz sale low down.
ian27 TERRAss BROTHERS.
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WHISKY.
100 barrels Tennessee White, and other brands:
$50 J. II. Suith's HeserVes
200 Rye and Bourbon
$50 50 NeWsom & Lincoln;
100 g Country Single Distilled; for sale low BY
TERRASs BROTHERS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-15

ATING deteTninoit dispose Of ny real IN Nashville
viii sell that convenient residence Occuped hy my
elf, summer The house contains good rooms
besides kitchen, wash HOUSE. eh0us three servants
bath SC, is supplied with and water ard
complete every particular. The lot fronts 9us feet, b. 10
deep II desired, the house viii be sold with 50 groun
Parties desiring purchase viii call Llsey,
viii show The premises tx terms Of sale &C
aug20 JAMES NICHOL.
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- WHEAT, CORN AND FLOUs - a
WyREIGHTS TO CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH, On the
N articles above named, reduced the folloging rates
until further notice:
Wheat per bushe, SO csuts.
Corn Do, 81 do.
Fiour per barrel, 81 80
Stations lins Of Nashville Chaita1oEa Road
entitled 20 rates. from
Nashville to Chattanooga and the points Of shipment 70 Chat
no0gs local tariE.
sss7-a =. sandF t CHAs. W. ANDERSON, Gsn1 Ag't.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-15

NINE VIRGINIA TOBACCO.--Cap.Z shuItzlas
sent large lot Of Fiue Toiacco.
j. IS LANGLEY & co.
sep3 Agents for z. Shuts, and Haley booker.
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r. r. GLAsCOCK


- sAaH A9aAA NJ . I'll ANh y
DENsTELE + Bail,
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r. N. BRENNAN,
Nashville Foundry a Machine shop.

PUBLIC letting Of ali the earaorks bridging eseiing and
"a cross-tes Necessary for the completion Of forty miles q tn
division Of the Nashville and Northwestern karuad
from Hickman four miles Of Daydsonl held
Dresden, lem. saturday SCI tsuaer 18th
Sealed proposals for the hy sections q about nile
each, will be received until the morning Of September h as
Dresden, Tenn.
probes viii be shown F Mr. r. Heliue r. E.
IN September ga, TIE Engnesrs oce Hickman, ny.
Terms; mostly cash
early date ly order % the board
auglO-H Y. K STEVENSON, Prest
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OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE
ID. A. Tihbs, Proprietor.

TTVHIs Hotel spacious hrick buldng just completed
The proprietor has injured heavy expense TO fitting
and furnishing the make them and comfortable
The house open for reception Of oariers
travellers and the proprietor afford ample
for $50 persons An omnibus, with good and safe viii he
the depot convey passengers the Hotel and hack the
dep5 agan. The proprietor intends y ma FIRST class
Hotel. and hopes 10 share a ga ernl PATRONAGE.
aurI8 DANIEL A. T-RBS, Proprietor.
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w. M. HARGRAVE,

HOUSE, SIGH, AND ORNAMENTAL PALMER
BROAD STREET,
II
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-15

TEyHE Propretors beg inform the citizens Nashville
the public generally, that they have considerable expe
fitted up the store houses on the corner Of
. 4 N, 4 d Y.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-12
GROVER & BAKER.


sews from common spools. brunswick Telegram
The inventor deserves we'll of his country
Taunton Gazette
This invention is blessing to ALL Vineyard Gazette
To ladies 10 most valuable. tNerednb ceoo,,o
VIII do ali tue stitching of the family
tSoFthampton Courier.
It is far the best Of its kind New jersey journal
Takes the lead of every other. orthaeld Messeprar
Is the best of It's kind. tMuers Io,rrs,
child may manage one. tsnsss,, Resist.
1t works on silk, cotton leather tspringaeld Nsws
Its seams are durable the fabrics Virginia Herald
sews strong and beautiful seam. adams septine,
Superior to any we ever saw cortland Gazote
We know il to be superior article Cincinnat Diznst,b
The best manufactured in this country (3aon journal,
Not single stitch will pull out Woodbury. Constitution.
A FINISHES us work where it stops aurora Beacon
Makes a stitch that will rot rip (Bordentowp Reess,
OF nestmable value sewers Jersey Shore Republican
Rapidly growing public favor Cincinnati EnonIrer
The best Of its class. tGospel Herald
This machine finishes its work Northampton Gaystts
The sewing will not rip German Reformed Messenger
Cotton is used purchased Bpools Yarren Democrat
These machines possess equal. (Charleston Baptist
sews silk, linen thread. Pittsburg Advocate.
The best in use. Cambridge Jefersopiap.
None have given better satisfaction prngReld Journal
Makes seam that will not rip Evansville Herald
The very best of the kind. Portsmouth Tribune.
Cannot imagine anything perfect. tAlbany Journal
Is simple easily kept order Cwatorown Sentinel
The very best in use. (Hami!tou Inellgencer
The best for famiyuse. Georgetown Messenger
sews silk cotton with equal facility. Norwich Courier
1t Is simple in construction. wheeling Times.
VIII not get out of order. lHerkmer Democrat
sews neatly and expediousy. phil. Mercury
The best in the market for families Carlisle Herald
They give universal satisfaction. Augusta Dispatch.
Has met with unparalleled success. Cab Knickerbocker
The best in use Newark Times
Its work will not rip. Monmouth Atlas
It sews stronger than by hand. Newark Courier
Easily managed and kept in order columbus Journal
Easily understood aud managed. pnctsr Intelligeucer
A wfe's deed Of emancipation. BLOOMFIELD Advocate
Circulars with cuts of ali Machines manufactured by the
GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
with prices annexed containing testimonials from parties
using these Machines will be sent by mail on request
The Grover Il Baker New Machine
Was patented Oct . and g. 1858
VIM L. GUSHING, Agent,
nj 2Gt II CAMP STREET.
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q ID 0tlsaus si9 6JrGstGat.
FnIlaY liaRlEIEli. NoYEaIBaR 2. l85s.
Anniversary Events-Nov. Y.

@s4l4hk &c., q y.
Is8a The American ship Caleb Grimshaw tos
ase aea aad burnt Fourdays, when $3.50 of her pas
ssnesa we're rescued, 60 who left the vessel on raj
psrishe5. The same dry, revolutionary movement
ID Prussia The hurghev guard at Berlin refused +
comply With ls Kings proclamation % give up thei
arms
lsA5- AaFia Brooks, an American poetess, died
aged about 5O Her principle poem Is zophies, which
IS pronounced one Of the most original passionate
and harmonious works Of tho Imagination ever con
coived southey pronounced her the most i'm
FASHIONED and imaginative of poetessesR
1875 British frigate Lacedemonia captured the
Philadelphia sloop Betsey, Oh CaFrituck. The Brit
ish took ont The crew, leaving the captain and one
man and boy on board, in charge Of prize master
ana 6ye men. IN the night the two Americans rose
unon Gle crew, recaptured the vessel and brought
LEI safe to Washington ". e., with heirsix prisoners
la2 Iha Russians under 0rlof Denizof attacked
strong body 81 French with a large convoy Of
PROVISIONS, cattle horses, etc, on their way to smo
ensk. He killed 1900 ana took 1900 prisoners, 400
wagons OF hscuit brandy and wine, and 1000 bead Of
cattis ana l0o0horses destined for the artillery. Few
OF those who escaped ever reached smolensk, for the
inclemency Of the weather destroyed what the sword
had spared.
8 n
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4 800 p. M usls. au,as Nv. nyals
'ola'st pl'sol ~ aus u, Delle4a'e'
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-12
VALUABLE LANDING Ar PUBLIC SALE.

THE MINDEN LANDING, now occupied by G. L. Welden,
near the town hinden Claiborne parish, Louisiana will Be
sold public auction the highest bidder the
den, on the first MONDAY in September next
This property comprises about 800 OF land with the
proyements thereon consisting Of Cotton Sheds
house The Landing controls large of the md
rapidly growing trade Of the parishes tributary Lake Bse-
aud Of the largest points for the shipment
the interior, and eETey above overflow.
quanted with this property unnecessary say more
uuaeQuained with obtain full information regarding
quantity Of shipped annuEiy -om It we'll the
amount up freight received by it. By applying to the parD
named below
RI-TERMS OF SALE-One-hird cash, or New Orleans
acceptance payable lst January third payable
cember 1885, and onehird payable In APRIL 1860 in New
leans accepances, approved.
For further particulars in relation this properly apply
W j. Sterling Esq hinden; O. L. Weldon, ESQ, MAIDEN
LANDING; NJ B. Brady b Co, Nav OrIeans. talM II
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Opinions of tho american Press.

~ : -'''
Grover Baker'sis the best tAmoricau Agriculturst
To all Of whchthe Tribune says Amen.
tNew York Tribune.
It lis all that claims to be. New York Independent
Ii finishes It's own workothers do not (Home Journal
We give it the preference. tAmercan Baptist.
Adapted for wooens linen CT cotton ...
tAmerican Medical Monthly.
WeliEe Grover 4 Bakers best. tI.adies' Wreath
&" Which is best2" Grover Bakers.
tNew York Dispatch
Superior to ali others New York Mercury.
We have no hesitation in recommendngit
New York Express.
It requires no re-spooIing. New YORK Evangelist
For family use they are unryuIed.
New York Daily News.
hey sew seam that Will notrip, Nev York Courier.
It performs noDly and expedtiousy. ..=.
New York Examiner
Remarkable for theelasticy ofseem. Police Gazette.
Well adapted to all kinds of family sewing.
New York Observer
Best adapted for ramllyuse. New York Day Book
" do not hesitate to recommend it.
New York Chronicle
Irsews strongly and does not rip. ddfe Illustrated
The prince Of inventions, protestant Churehmau
tits woman's best friend. (New York Weekly News
We give our preference to Grover & Baker. Student
The most blessed invention Of modern times.
tiothsrs Magazine
It makes pleasure of a TOLL New York Evening Post
The feyorite for family use. BookIyn Star
We highly appreciate their value american Missionary
Its great merit is in It's peculiar stitch. Famy Circle
We attest its simplicity and durability.
National Magazine
Admitted to be the best extant. Virginia Argus
1t is not liable 10 get out of repair vergennea Citizen
Isadapted 10 all home requirements dover Enquirer
A pretty piece Of furniture. CHachas Union
sews with forg.seanstress power (Rocksnd Gazette.
Nothing be perfect Csouthbridge Press.
The most ingenious and useful. tNantueket Mirror.
Has obtained deserved celebrity. tSaleu Observer.
The best in the market fGhicopeo journal.
+ 1sas= r,t oot. o-t ,r ra,oir 5ru, ga ,5uat,
lh0yeFhiU tazet'e.
me work II does not mp lAmesbuFy Ytllager'
s'g s"agL ~ a., f 9',s,S l ,so oa,a,
observation-disclosures, G.
New orleans Picayrns
spperor to aav now manufactured. New Orleans Delta
VIII do more work than a dozen hands.
washington Union.
Ttsews everything. Boston walchman.
The best Of the kind ever invented
New Haven Register,
There can be no competition with them.
tSey, Orleans True Delta.
We give preference to Grover 1 Bakers,
boston Saturday Evening G azstte.
They require no adjusting of machinery.
fpbiladeInhia civ Item
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-12

BILLIARD MATCH ron the CHAMPIONSHIP or
AMEntoA,--The skill Of the Detroit champion bill.
lard player, John seereiter, is about to be tested
again in match with The champion Of America,
Michael phelan, Of New York. phelan some time
since challenged any man in the country to play him
a game Of billiards for wager of $1,000, and the
challenge has been a standing enc, without finding
any bold enough to accept it until now.
The boy who best Barney Christal in the great
match which caused SO much excitement last sum.
mer has taken up the gauntlet ana will play for the
championship Is soon as the preliminaries are ar
ranged. One gentleman has put up $4,000, and
another $1,000, and the remainder will be in tile
hands Of the Stockholders soon. The performance
Of seereter in the match with Barney Chrstal for
81 600 such that his hackers have the greatest
confidence in his skill The match will probably be
played within few weeks
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-12

Com WASHING IN yHnuoSr-Mr. Hankorson has
realized from the dirt he has washed from the gold
washings at Plymouth, Vermont, covering surface
tfom fifteen to twenty feet square, and taken out
from three to five feet deep, little over four hundred
dollars and that since he has got his suice or appa
ratus in good working condition It has averaged
sever. dollars per man day.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-12

Al ITEM FOR THE LADIES Substitute for Hoops.
We submit the following new idea to the consider
alton Of our female readers, from the Yicksburg
Whig
A lady whohas tried everything steel, whale
hone, erinolineand numerous other materials of ex.
tension makes known her experience 10 the effect
that decidedly the best process to give the desirable
amplitude Of fullness and extent Of circumference to
the dresses, is q starched muslin skirt, made with
three honnees to be worn over weltarched corded
skirt, There is no other style Of skirt which will pro-
duee the effect demanded by the present fashion,
and, a. the same time that viii prove SO unohection
able 10 ether respects It Is ut once light graceful
and easy, with no obtruding bones and Offending
angles and also possesses the advantage TINT it can
be easily washed. Steel and whalehone are incon-
Eement ~ many ways, and erinoline-that is, the
Aall.eoth skirts--soon grow soiled but the above
method Will be found 70 give the engable degree oF
expansion and, ia the long run to ensure the most
satisfactory results in all other respects
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-12
TIST or T,FTTFRS

Uncolled for and Remaining In the Post
Office Mt New Orleans up to
FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER u, 1858.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-12
Sc WING MACHINE 81

These Machines from spoos and form seam of
equaed strength beauty elasticity which will not rip
if every stitch is cut.
They unquestiouaby THE BEST in market for both
PLANTATION aud FAMILY USE, and MAKE A LOCK
STITCH THAT IS LOCKED
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-12

A Ngw FIRsr GLASS MoNTHIy.--We refer to the
prospectus elsewhere Of /" The Great Republic a
nav monthly literary bark about to be launched
upon The Of letters to sink Or swim galanty as
is merits may decide; but that fortune will smile
propitionsy upon its existence there can be no doubt
if the list Of contributors engaged pay tribute Of
their talents to lbs pages, for among these we find
names which CLEAN fixed stars Of the first magn
tnde in the literary armament Of America, The
name Of Prentice heads the shining catalogue, and
lights Of scarce lesser radiance in the constellation Of
Southern genius cluster thick after their leader
whose pen Of fire, blazing as the head light on
the PROV Of The Great Republie,p should clear its
track through all emulous competition.
The new monthly win be Illustrated and Messrs.
0aksmith %, the enterprising pubishels--their
senior being literary By hereditary rghpropose to
issue the first number Oh Of about the LIST Of Decem.
her prox, from their Office liz and ia William
street, New York. The subscription price il 80 per
anaum, aud the amount Of matter pictorial and read
ing given in that time will require 400 royal octave
pages for its accommodation. But we ask attention
to the prospectus.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-12
DIKECT TRADE. ..BAYLOt e cOs

Notice Is hereby given all claims which m8y 8ppear
proper examination from HYaoF
Co. and all claims which established by process
law, will be promptly paid, with interest," in full
This occasion is taken TO inform the friends Of HIRECT
TRADE and the correspondents Of Baylor throughout
the Cotton Districts that during the business season,
advances will be made usual in New Cotton foF
direct shipment Europe all y naran,
tees for the balances due each shipment
Orders for Cotton Begging will be filled BY direct importation
from Calcutta into the port Of New Orleans
the Cotton already sold be Identified Duplicate
sales will 10 every instance be made in LONDON
by Public Accountant and those save
delay, PLANTERS who have shipped will send forward the .
marks and weights of their Cotton and such other noatiOns
viii facilitate the matter.
All letters, private we'll business relating
fairs Of Baylor Co. direct trade will addressed 60
&C, g. BAYLOR, Al LOMBARD STREET, LOEDON.y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-12

DEArH OF AN OLD sETTLER.--At 10 o'clock Sun.
day morning, Maj. Josiah Akin died in New Albany.
4nd-l aged ~ years Mai Aiken located in what is
now Floyd county, and the State Of Indiana in the
year 1856, enigating from Kentucky nearly sixty
years ago. This whole region was then The hunting
ground of the red man, few white men were
gathered round the vieinities Of GAINESVILLE and
Charlestown, projected by block houses, but beyond
that all was wilderness.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-12
SEWING MACHINES.
A VIEW SEWING afACHINn-
GRovHHt d, BA1EEHs-

THE GROVER & BAKER S. NJ. 90. are now prepared
to introduce their NEW SEWING MACHINE, having OBJ.
tanned eve Patents same of October I'd and
9th.
This Machine is entirely new, and mNkes LOCK STITCH
THAT is LOCKED It's construction is acknowledged be
the most simple any Machine introduced is the WON
DER AND ADMIRATION of all who have examined it.
The NEW MACHINE is offered for sale at
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES!
RsFrom the very attering manner which Machines
have received by the pubIcesung the up
wards of TWENTY THOUSAND we are led to believe that
our endeayors manufacture RELIABLE Machine have
appreciated We take this opportunity remark that
this policy will unchanged that every Machine sold By
us we shall not hesitate warrant in every respect.
GROVER Is BAKER S. NJ. CO.,
.a....=. SOUTHERN DEPOE
No. Il CAMP STREET
New Orleans.
zs All orders should be addressed to WIN. L. CUSHING,
Agent of the Company, %