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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-26
NEM DISCOVERY : THE GREATEST AND
- MUST WONDERFUL In THE WORLD.
SARSA p RILLA LOZE NOES,
simple and Compound

repaired og NJ hEkEU, Druggist and Physician,
superior all Essences Syrps and Extracts 20 nsasd ana
to all speeiaities heretofore known - -' ~
nave LOT long time thoroughly Investigated the idea Of
general agent susceptible being applied 10 ali
diseases the development morbid prinenle III ch ,asa
organs. - ~ "i'0N va any VI tnS
careful and uninterrupted ANALYSIS Of the animal -
pig anu mineral kingdoms had induced the hone that eond
orlag about such result and thanks my ndeiaieabe rs
seaiehes, II Is now obtained. ~
lhsye found in vegetables the necessary f h.
aea wheh Is based upon oleagnous principle Of ar
H. MI" parry Known % the public Sueh Is the discovery
uANe the honor this day of advertising The form n
Lehges has been given because its nature ~,
possibility 81 doing otherwise have divided II into s
q % oAsnges In order that they might given
hrst experiments made privately and emared mn
1871 n.l WONDERFUL results had satisfied me that hni.sE
against '-' NSNN No' Oe drought
The attention Of physicians and Of the public ia ead .
abls order that every one may witness the admit
r...,.. GENERAL EFFECTS,
rh s ies.lneu 70 BY upwards Of thousand persons
BY m The blood purified and renovated
p., > EC l. FECTs '
Paolapt and radical cure of all diseases generally
hoer nor nve used these LOznges have the
Fensreal syphillitc hepatic scorbutica goutv rbsr
FEW A., and bilious Diseases completely cured
'es U N.Y. ~ M.er tue remedy Is ressrred to- ''
Al diseases Of the lungs head eyes stomach bowels and
ans external plants disappear entirely
"Ien the lH1enges are rssOrted to. u sS' Nv
aor SAFE ~ the box, with prospectus showing how thsv
GENERAL DEPOT AT N. HEREu,s,
corner Toulouse and Bourbon streets
]. wRiGHT CO.,
- p and ISL Chartres st.
II. BONNABEI..
JAMES SYME, lSi Canal st,
-. O. u. wERCKstuLLER
ru luz Camp street, corner o. Poydras street
IVA SgrAisda at the above Drug Store.
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MURDERS IN FLoRIDA.-ln the Pensacola Gazette
Of the 22d we find the following:

MuRDERs IN FLoRIDA.-ln the Pensacola Gazette
Of the 22d we find the following:
On Sunday afternoon last some harsh words hay.
ing passed between H. A. Nunes and William Waters
ut Higgins house, about fourteen or fifteen miles
from this place, Nunes discharged pistol at Waters.
the contents Of which entered his abdomen and
proved fatal. He fingered between life and death
during Sunday night and Monday, and expired, we
believe, on Monday night Waters leaves wife and
twelve children to mocrn his sudden and untimely
loss. Nnnes has not yet been arrested.
Another murder was also committed on Sunday
last, in the vicinity OF the Pensacola Navy Yard A
man by the name Of Thompson, living some three OF
four miles from Warrington, although married man
with four children was discovered on the eve Of ruu
ming away with the wife OF another man, on the
steamer Grey Cloud. He was, however, prevented
by the husband Of the woman, who threatened as
soon the opportunity shoud offer to take his re
venge 10 the lie Of Thompson. He accordingly pu
his threats into execution on Sunday morning, ane
while Thompson was engaged in some work abou
bis own yard discharged rifle at him, killing hin
almost instantly. The verdict rendered by the Core
ners jury was In accordance with the above state
ment.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-26

7 ARGE SALE OF TOWN LOPS.-I WILL
II otter for sale at public auction 10 the city OF Ragsdae
alias Meridian TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, the 18th
and 10Th Of June next, aboHt Five Hundred Lots.
The place situated within and three quarters miles Of
the auderdae county, Miss and is the point inter
section southern Mississippi and Alabama the
Northeast and Southwest Alabama Railroads vito The Mobile
and Ohio Raroad rosd is chartered and doubt will
built from said direct the city Of New Orleans.
Another line OF railroads now being rapidly constructed,
and pori operation from the northwestern
portion OF Grenada MISS via Little Rock Mem
ps pointing the city Of Ragsale. II
miles from Grenada the city Of Rsgdae. The construction
line roads from The city Of Ragsae and
portion Of Missouri II hardly probable that
citizens Of Mobile and the along the line will remain
idle much longer and complete line Of roads of such
nitnde.
Thus II is of the longest railroad IN the
world will at the city OF RaHsdae besides the
10 from different directo and will be placed in
communication with nearly every place Importance
The United saieeyen from the Pacific ocean 10 the state OF
The amount will pass through said place
ally, will doubtless hundred millions Of The
Of travel conceive OF Roads could not be
the trade the very rich
Of Mississippi West Alabama
tnay than the roads being bn will said place. The
house will doubtless be moved here The air
sandy soil and unduat country around make
Of the heahie and most delightful places to be found
WI
Many enierprising intelligent and wealthy person.
10 the country have already dete mined here
The being and Of superior advan
laes Inducements offered for profitable investments
Institutions Of leaning merchants nufacures mechanics
capitalists aud In short persons engaged In nearly every variety
II Atlanta Ca with the going in from diferen
directions has city near 900 nh sbants IN fv
coming from different directions the louges
lines Of road in the world and the richest prairie and caneoAk
countries IN The South TO support hers v
as law2 &w L. RAGSDALE.
7
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
BE tremembered that this 18Th March, 1883 before
subscriber Justice Of the Peace and for the CITY aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and II. p
r Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance company Of
New Orleans who being duly according to law do
pose and that the above Just and true and
correct transcript from the books Of said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, Presiden
II. p. JANVIER, Secretary.
Swornto and subscribed before this 18th day OF March,
A. ID. 1858 @. NJ. BRADFORD
Second Justice Of the Peace the Parish Orleans.
The Board of Trustees have resolved or
cent. the outstanding certificates Of profits
and after the second Monday in May and redeem.
and after that date the scrip issued OF the year reservag
under the provisions o. their charter. capital of ave
hundred Thousand dollars and they have further declared
a scrip dividend Of FORTY-TWD PER CENT. the
earned Of the ending February % 1885, for
which certificates will be issued and after the frst
June, 1858. CHARLES BRIGGS President.
- A. CARRlERE. Vice President.
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Prejudice Is as thick fog. through which light
CLEANS tearnly, serving rather to terrify than TO
guide
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nOUBLING THE INCOME OF COTTOH
IL PLA NTERS.

y
PATENTED IMPROVEMENT IN TIE 3ANUFAcTURE
or YARNS,
Employing Spin the Crop bn about oneourh the mum
six years age above and unit for blowing
am now prepared to furnish with this NEW CON-
BINATION OF MACHINERY. inclusive Of the STEAM EN-
In one Machine Seqent Machines Of the Spinning So
have all arranged In the Spinning Room on TIVE
plantation complete, with great dispatch Also competent
SpoNE.aALF OF THE NEW PORTION or THE INooME
tie very hrst year will MORE THAN PAY for the whole
Machinery inclusive of the Steam Engine and the spnnsr
Wages
purchased Of plantation etc
more productive sorks; and while his Spin
the anxeties inherent TO Planting Gathering and
Baaing up crop n
MACHINERY is CASH ARTICLE, but for good accept
grant reasonable facilities and for the RIGHT on
THE PATENT ohe-tourth to be paid Of
Of the the Yarns bring Gnned Cotton
with contract inznrng payment should the plantation change
proprietors.
Of Machinery in their particular they
what been the number Of pounds Of
how many pounds Of Yarn q day they must Spiu.
s22n Gkn a. HRNRY. Mobile. Ala
CTEIN WEIN-5O bOAes HenkelI a Cos for sale by
ais corner Of 6fravier and NV eves strsess
DRESERVED G1NGElt-sO cases Frrse. vve ,,Ia-
Il ger, for sale by A. \. COCHRAN HALL
ais - New LeSee street.
GRANIER'S BLANK ETs-IN SrIRE . baies
" Granisrs Blankets, =, orted eolars " sale BY
GRATIAA, CoMMAGkRE CO..
40 % CRstomhUuse street
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DISASTER ON LAKE EslE.--A recent Cleveland

paper says:
The propeller Wisconsin came into Cleveland,
Wednesday afternoon, and reported that when run
ming before the wind in the late gale she saw black
topsail scow capsize near Rondeau. Seven men were
seen TO cling for while to the wreck, and then,
losing their hold, to disappear one by one in the
water. 1t Is probable that the whole were thus
lost. The sea was so rough at the time that ii was
impossible for the Wisconsin to render any assist
ance. yet ii possible to ascertain the Of
the vessel.
P. S.-The scow above referred to, proves to be
the Traveller, owned by Mr.. j. PrOuty. of Buffalo.
There were only three drowned, viz Mrs Draper,
wife of OF the seamen. Charles Gates, OF the
name not learned. The I. capszed she struck the
reef on the inside of the Point.
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rrlsslsslppl lntelIlrenoe.

The vicksburg True Southron, Of Saturday, says :
The meeting which has been in progress at the
various churches for six weeks past, continues with
unabated interest We learn that twenty-one mem
bers have been added TO the Baptist Church alone,
VIZ four by letter, and seventeen by experience.
term common to church parlance,) thirteen OF whom
have had the ordinance of baptism conferred upon
them.
The Yazao Observer has the following:
Our worthy Mayor W. s. Epperson, has been en-
forcing the provisions Of the New Code against free
negroes. Although this law operates severely upon
individuals in some cases. ON the whole it is a wise
provision, and one which we hope will be strictly
enforced throughout the State. There can be no
doubt that the mixing Of free negroes with our slave
population Is calculated to make the latter dssatis
fed and insubordnate
We find the following in the Oxford Mercury:
The prospects of making good crop Of cotton
this year is very fattering in this county We have
conversed with several planters during the week and
they all seem to have the brightest antcipations.
One of them told he had the finest stand OF cotton
he had had for many years. The weather has been
very favorable for the growing crops during the past
two weeks.
The Kemper Democrat contains the following:
We learn that Mr.. George Hall, young man living
with bis father ten miles south of this place, to
a most melancholy death last Friday evening. He
was loading gun in the house, and by accident or
uadverence, the gun fired, and shot of the top Of his
head strewing his brains over the room. He died in
a few minutes. We had known him for several years,
and esteemed him young man Of excellent quail
ties. The many Affections OF bis parents with this
last sad bereavement, more than the full measure
of the common lot.
The Attala Democrat Of the 2lst says of the crop
prospect in that county:
The weather for the last few days has been varia-
be-cool nights and mornings, and warm during the
day. The cool nights and mornings are Injurious TO
cotton, and our farmers complaining OF bad
stands Corn is doing very we'll and the wheat crop
not ripening is quite promising There is every in
dication OF abundant sweet mast and in fact all
kinds Of fruit this The prospect before our
farmers consider very encouraging. 1t Is thought
that the oat crop of this county, in neighbor
hoods will be materially injured by the rust-a thing
unknown in this section OF country before.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-26
DOKTABLE STEAM ENGINEs-FROM u .

Is power the celebrated patent of Hoard Sc
Gate Hoard Bvadord differing essentially in their econoh
and durable qualities from Of other patent
acture exteve 1--we States Of the
Union Pamphlets with full description, and eere from l5I
different persons who using them will be sent by mail
peAon the subscriber who sole agent in New Orleans
Hoard Son being sole propretors Of the patent they only
engines which they have given
epntaon and all pretended limitations frauds upon their
purchasers they will experience with them
GILMAN 10 firaviar street.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish VI Orleans City Of New Orleans.
Be remembered that the 18th July 1851 before the
Justice Of Peace in and orthe city aforesA
personally appeared Charles j. Manson Secretary Of tAs
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans who be-
duly sworu according law, does depose and
foregoing and true and correct transcript
from the books OF said Company.
and subscribed before this 18th July, 1881
lSignedl @. j. MANsONl, Secretary.
lSigledl CHAS. N. BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of the Peace for the parish Of Orleans.
The Board resolved pay interest OF
Six per cent cash outstanding certificates Of prohts
the holders thereof their legal representatives and
after the I'd Monday OF August proxmo also to declare dv
dend oforty as cent cent the earned
OF the company tn year ending the 3h Of June,
1851 for which eerbees will be issued the 18th September
and resolve further that after reryng ONE MILLION
DOLLARS Of profits that all the outstanding Certificates Of the
the issue Of s. aud 55 AID seyenyve per cent
OF the issue Of 1852 be redeemed and paid 70 the holders thereof
their legal rep esentatives a. follows
That OF $50 and after i2fh OF Adjustment,
That Of 1851 on and after | 9Th Of September next
And rs 1852 and after 2h Of October next
from which date all interest thereon will Thscercaies
produced atthe time OF payment and cancelled the
paid
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CANOLINA seed COW PEAS

jas, arrived from csarlssiOn hsss cow PEAS. For
ssls by BARELLT A CO.
mis- q Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-26

RHlDGEWATER MINERAL PAINTS
peror to any other for all out Door Work also To- -
1eseHpuonof Iron Work, above and uiider water
Depot, " Camp street
Ass ~. Agents for the Southern States
OA g. Q. BoGERT
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TG REhhIEE ESTATE For SALE ON TEN YEAR

X E TAafhhE ESTATE For SALE ON TEN YEAR
.,a "a q square o. Ground veil improved with good tv
NJ ~eng and out-houses, all ia fne order situated
ues street, and convenent 10 the onihns and rs
tn station Terms. onefourth cash. and the balance one
wo very hne Squares Of Ground elgbly spatsd In ys
MY one on Magazine street and the othe On 1yhes
street. both under good fence and very high ronnd Ter,
S. q cash, and the balance one to ten years
Squares Of Ground the Depet Of he Nav Orss
ana the balance at To teu years ' " ="
f'or further particulars apply 10
Yes O. ). WHEELER % Commercial Pla.,
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EXPENDITURES


Losses adiasied and rot due.........si fs1 90
Irs es claiulsd ard ms ijrstsd-....- a55 20
Losses ciaim-d and resis ed......... 2,0e0 co
Losass repof ID, en- which no ac-on
ha, BEN tassn.............-...... Oso 90
Al Ofhsr claim "a linst the ClElps-T
snal nat ezceeill g.............- 3l1 co
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THEODORE q. CONE
STEELE. MORGAN s. STEELE,

A rTORNRf 4 Law, Nenrhi5 Teua Omes o.
% Unisn Bsrrk. over Cieaves G1i8a's Bassz.1-s-
II "a y G iurt street nogs--ly
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8uiI0jng 9ttoratiOns.
HOUSE, sIGs, IND OByAMENTsL
PAINTING, DECORATING, &C
". IA. PASSMoRE

T7AKEs this method Of inf-rnlng the citselsoi keE
phistlat b. has perrlal emily -ccated himself bers
H. car or the above baFll, and assures tlQse No
nav favor hir WITH ther patronege thet az work 20
frosted r. hm viii hsve his strict ftasoNA Al AftbN
liOS IN selection aud pr-parein q ne matersi
A. ,l As e faithful execution OF IRE Vo' L. No exer-
ou vii Be- pare his part 10 slve sst-tacttoH an
rfo- ID the WO K thoroughly an1 e. The same time
suit Ia. taste ~ the most fssiidious.
Ms long experierce warrants him IN ssyug thst ht
contracts viii be ooElir6 with - te entire saiisfactot
of those who nay pafronize him. Iney msy Hlsc rec
assured tha any work Bndert ksa b. hiU VIII be prompt
y eondncied-
For ouaacsfions he tegs ie=ve 70 refer to the fosE
fns psrsors. Cspt C. p Church. Capt. 2. Newell. ~
" Ps-lev Capt J soslcs Capt- Aseo. Rr. q Phiilas
sfTuP-aslk q Shelton Brug sf0I- ny p dly
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JOSEPH ETCHAVANF.

IUFU LaIe EDEu.
FORT PLCS EE INC
us oi- an * enaivc Hlt H.u.- aaI Gar 81
a a. nts a1z - oa7i me larE E"ss cs--o o. -
p shfsN-h. tLcE PL MIS- gaNAW TrIa ~
ShhL - anf sFaAfR2EFs. trz-. aer WIN f-. -
Lo-t -A-eE -iV- CT ctioI ~ FRCIr Tq-Fs ~ aH o.
erl2-i'nsi BuLsnuS ROOTS FLOWER ssED sc and
tre nov prepared 20 al an orders Also viii at nd O.
Llr l5ins oH an 1rnsmenunE Gardsus i1 taTu or
Al orders Al 'ressrd q re. care OF ". n
d an q il3-l VII receive prom1t 4ttesii-l
nnla-.l-l
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NEsF Law PAEsTN EEzSEzEF.
UTE z FOLK, s1d snith ?. Blnkhesd having
w fo-rnd partnership. vii hereafter prsctics lsE
torat1rr toe city o. aemEtis urvl-iF
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sEEMPF5iS WROLEsAEE
STEAM CRACKER BAEERY AND CANDY
HAMHFA CTORY

n KELLY Eouli respectfully isfgrn his fTislts snd
ls tie public generally. that he nsnuf.cturrs daily
Il Ms stand are ans large sssorment Of everything
10 Els line which he il srl low they bouEht
a1ywtsrc else and warranted 70 Fire satlsac-
fresh - KHLLT'S,
ssSs-lyd 70. 8. H5rard,s Bow, Es1psis. fsn.
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DIRECT ROUTE TO
sIeS0asFhpasRs Eoosno

&IA6aa l-sve Gaines LsHf-r fffssf4-i-uf rlv.-
- DAILY 81 4 A. ~. passing fhro1rh tn as-- hf-s
6.,ss- - ~--'--l- 70 eeshlngllns AK Throueh 10 81
''es ~. BELDING s. STONE. A1-nrs.
Gl'raHf rs-Farr
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fruit Grrts { Sbrubbfru.
Choice Fruits of AN Tinds

Choice Fruits of All Kinds.
ItHh subscriber has aaHd fher arr-.t g5.I- - =.
Il Ton Of GREEN-HOCsE PLANTS ORNt Z .
hHN tAL sHEIsS and EFERGREENs or rs.. "a
l'sclptioni torrtn-r wieN the It rrtsusfu-
2ollfcttn - fFriTz q an DECEPTION RrLsrirq
sOOls ELoEs 81 Seeds and a. pertsi- b. z 10 r-rraf
eursef, bu-i7-s- An orders sft-assad o. De urd -
'iEuei, Box le3. VII receive PROMPT afrruff.
Nursery On Horn Laks Road Qsft band sidl ~ niles
8. y WIZ ATl-
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I Mo~,rLSa - AL r-...
80 ~ AbAnAlAj AlLLSS
- -
- - ~ =
A---l-aI- -l-r-a1lz
BY RAILROAD FROM narun
To Ckicaqo r7r.rf II 60 rT-- - II -
on 6tIaos 81 $780, ~ 80 - u- 1f'@s
~, -. - - = ~ " N-4l-
-a-.ta thfh OfA * -LlA ls NOW frGlsTFD
rcst-.., ,.-.-.s- -, ,.
leaving ne same Depot Or Dsfrait No. rri-s
1oeRester, Aloany EeT York Boston AMI IN ~ ~
40 80 A. taniic Clfi.s Only tive chanee ~ C--- 49, Z
ti-o % haEara. ard thre~ ron r..f-. Q, 49,. ---
%. ron Cai-C b New YORK TI1re f-rr nsr--- -
Lol.i iort5-ulue h01rs Pare a. low .rf e,-1s e s
- llel y snT other route pas--rr--s n ----F >,
~! 1ctet D. the delays o5uza4nanf Il. a. s-s
go y ssori lines o. RsEroa6s through Tasl.ns -
~, ~ 7" ~ H9st ana North
rll-flilF - Chicaco with Wr~hI4sn sr-sr--,
st -, y. ol'seianf nrrk-- and tl4 zsst --I-e rgr-
80. - ana STEAMERS Or Racine Wnz-.ns..
-. =, ell with spleu1l1 Line - 49, f,T.-s
- 80 y. 9.al Ste Marie, LAKE sun r,~f-y
-. --lonlo. &C
l1l-5 iees7 ozlro Every Morning a1s' y.--~ 80 -
80
80 a X Chicago and B1nIsfth .ir1rers s--f.,.
-.eP'7l-
nlaE hrprrsss over MIchlzau Genital a. 7-.-.-
NelT uafrr- -aAA
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john HALLUM.

A TTDRSET At LANs ana G-parai C1--fetils 80
a sscu-iar Ageut ior west TennssE sstrru Artan-
- ard \ zrth Ms issppi 0os in urion block Cenrf
street over Oieaves B tfuiaH's bookstore s'rs-iy
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Trustees Sale.

IN pursuance o. nee1 ~ ? ust execrt-d 20 By J.
P Robertson. he 6lh Ia o. JaHuuy. 1851, which
deed registered in the Reg ter's once q Shelby
-0tT. State - r-nurssee the Tth dsy q January
1857. IN Bo1k E2 2 page 24i ] vii on the 2ith DAY
~ JAM RI. 1883 b r. the dor Of the TenRessle
H1us- nov oecuped 5Y sad J. y kloerts1n hotel
being In ths city q aslsphiss rsni the f0oEirg de-
&C 10 d pr . rtv. to 30:
% oe5stesds. ftafhfr heis cotton mattresses f6
sbucy ms tras ana the n-d covering be01-ing "a
each be AMI bes.eai sni maftssss above referred
sith al other I'D ii1g aplert1ininE thereto As1,
bureaus v rfrobes - q. Don Es1 iar-r c0oflEC
stove snc f1rustu-e, pari1r lo1Finz ass. Eutei
snail iuosinz chaiT~, zl the tsbie var
bs,ousirg 90 SAID her consisting - - pieces,
osror carpet TIE p-ope O. viii b sod for ca
rhe tiiie level % Be god but viii cuv eel and
convey a. trustee. R. v. RICHkRD9ON,
o. cll-tds Tsustse.
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Transportation.
rNIssIssEPPI AND TENNESSEE
ZG
r A II R o A d /.
CHANCE or Schedule.

ON and affer fHuR5DAI, December 81, 1857. tbe
" rrsins On this road uiil ruu fglio-rs
The Nal sn1 P.sselser sil esFc Meuuphls dsf,r
(sunfsys exc ~ a so0 A. H. and arrive Al Panoia
a. SEQ n.
a. Memphis a. 40 D.
m Freight ald secoumodarlo1 Triin ieaves PEsoia
ssiy Csuudsss eruepeaJ a. 595 A. n. snd arrive a.
Aamrhls a. lf-f6
Rriurnins cave Memphis At 400 NJ. and arrive at
Panois a. e.ao
P-rsous trave'izs On the Accommodation rain can
spend nearly tvs h1nfs and half IN Memphis s1d re-
turn y The saueday-
Passenger r-si8 dirtct eruusefi5n Il MeupAIs
rifh tn Memphis and Charleston Railroad going Bast
c3ss nneciion with the Memphis and Ohin Rail-
rosd nx S5ftl- II also connets both Ways a. Pa1ia
Eith stag. and frym ne fo Eiug pases Oski
Prtsfsn ard Grensda. Hlre MAKING cahnecfion WITH
Stages thro1fh Carr ton and LexiDEton thence 70 the
artheru mni o. fhe Al ssspp Central Railroad for
Canton gscEscn ard New OrleaTs-
Throuza Tl-tsts for Grcuafa BE- ootainea 81 TIE
Hsmphis Drpf
Ths lch ~ shortest routs. and pas-snzsrs leav-
ing Ermphs BY tbe nonnE train srriVe - rensds IL
saue evening, having daylight the Whole way
N " NEWELL.
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C.sh on hard and On fcposlt--.... st3, fs2
Cash IA the hansis O. Agenfs uc in
cuur-- 0f transmission, seer Chy
Bent, with surlties.-..--..---.- 8 6o1
Fifty-fOur B0uds and EertSag $, %
ami per cent Interest, a.
nscuni nc IN the Hzgr gate fo.-.- t61 SIS
wais b ts-auaz - Va ua-
be ard pr0 uciivc real fstaf~,
prinrinally farms r curdei and
arst lens, woTta Eeuerhik coUbls
IN amount. sud NJ Jre thisl ulors-
ga-ed for IN cash csse, an5 il 10
case les than 20 Per c-nt H4o1e.
ex-iu.ise Of farm tufif rgs and
50 ceriinsd bv the Eec1riers,
urh.r- recorded - TIE Au5it1rs
efthe Sfafes OF Ohioau Iliaels.
Nineteen Bs.ds. lnt'tst per ent.,
securify amp'e, an0untius iu the
azEregaie lo---.--.s.---.-..--.- - 80
Bills Rec-ivuhie VI Psgflissuy
Notes. payaale on rem1ud....... 900
Cnsh due IRON rcspol ibie PARTIES
on demand. ....------...-..-----. .co3
Interest sc-rref and p-incipa'iy
due, psysbie J4a. d ls5z---.-... ii,of5
INCOsg FOR TUE YEAR 1885
Auoun. Of rerIiums recciv.d during the yea
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