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LE Da. EAuMHAEK dill, dane lA relation dr. ses vo-
RACES au Gap de Bonne-Esp erance J'ai uas fe-
quenlment tsouss parn,i les paysans ailsnlanis de
fintsrieur du pays, des dacons de- -Aysrs Cherry
Pscsoral siils snspendent aux nurs de leurs de-
1neures Cs relnade pasait esre, vGritablement, Y
seal presentf contre len d6sordrea des poumons e
d d gorge u cunnuns chez eur. Tai enviaag6 ce
fait eonlnle tGuoig manifesto du genie pra
Etiaae da peuple anlkricain, qn trouve appel6 =
ponFvor cels ttudea iu seuI remade, croIs que
css hahtants lsuls ayaat denlande siis
se asrvaient ausai des pilaIes du meme irventeur,
is me qn croissait chez enx de ueil-
lsars auen aucua arlti'e pays da nionie.
Coas1cHoss s ron paIiae que, par ce tire, uols
voulona fairs alIasion on g from.
pe grossar dc ~ Ignes eat
d'inaqaer GU Ton peut avoi (des coFniehons) et
DIS buns, frais, exqnis Allez chez Steel, chez ce
bon larchana ds Efocerie ausai aimable et po-
e,lfl est aroa " venez ieter coup
sur SEA valies DC toutes aortes goular seq
3boiaaoss aznslentea ses fruits Team de VIC &C. II
III vous eses Dill a yos acIat ditss que
e'estsla fa,lte da Landry, u coramis modaIe.
propos De noire sucrisra setunt pert.
atre eontsnts Went ~ rsceseir ~
enyoi d'excelleutes hnilss pour eclairaga
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1stas &c In Honi0faue.

paSo'..e oegn De 81 p's7n,e1; 1ana,v. No se2s.
Succession de feu Gustave Frugea
E0sEPH ANDREPONT, de la Paroisse
- ST. Landry, Administrator de la Sue
cession de feu Gustave Fruge, decede, der
Increment de la Paroisse St. Landry, ayant
presente un Tableau de son Administration
de Ia dite Succession, accompagne dune pc
tition de1naradant fhomoEegation d'icslui =
Et attendu quill etc fait droit d Ia demande
de la dise petition par ordre de la Cour, sus-
dlte en- date du Novembre, 1853,
En- consequence, avis est par le present
donne aux interesses dams eette succession,
davoir 4 deduire, par seerit, au CRETE de Ia
Gour susdite, dams les trente purs qui sui
vront la date du present avis, les raisens, ri
aucune lis ont, pour lesquelles le dit Tableau
ne sera;t pas homelogue.
i. LAsTRAPEs, Gsefier.
ppeIousas, Noyembre, 1853.
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1T Z NslsH E.ss;.

Te REv6rsna RFuyTaalo ii publ li6 iaS sta tIsfiuue
aui NV II aYalacG Y
plus ds u.t Hi MoTd que dams IL Sud
rtion lui agait anne iii colATe tIs hisn DEL
abolst HUI III da de New iii Il Voiri
les ehif ~ lss salt aans aique,
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Mon ssunI III II. 14es II gslz7st de
$Donald dsoaqil lle Went IA cIora ID carrier Nj
CC e.. An en . ttsaiit Ia cesaiion u III d.
EupervielIle he, e6dliteur du nean 1Ee e AS.
ceasso,, don't ri iournal double aillsi d I'M
portasice lya stlcees, mons prsru.
lie talent Ids ditenr I1raaezss % son
attache sslt Ind branIahle an principe demo
oratiqae natianaI Iui assslrent nre influence
mraIeure tdians las lo,lisi naisa.
ss klaas est nap u une intllii geation
d.insIe asiIa iiIorissa cette fsuil
Ii ii avail ce.ss6 de II6aliner depuis III sortie
sde M hSIareiacq Iles lknoR gptliings en
araient fait Isur or llora Dc
1885, mai apres a definite d1 l llIanore,
iils raban donlD event III Hi Tent 6pen'
dance pel elatiaae u cond duliisits au naati
IJJn jOarns4l 5ntd6 ant Ill me inlpossi-
,ilit6 de Init, asijourEaa sas gue
III llsss11zs tas Laf f0ssYcl1e.
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BI.SULpIlE De CHlUX
.5# DE
q D o NJ N n ID R u .

8 lie proprietaire du
NEW-0RLEANs SOUTHERN CHEMI-
Gal. WORKS, q
desirant ne desappoinser aacun des clients de
I'etablissement, ess force, 1 cause de Ia diff
cutie an'il trouvara i remplir les ordres re-
Gus iourneliement, d'annoucer aux acheteurs
.du BE sULFITK DE CHAUX
zrnanufactur6 ID grand Southern Works. qu i
moins On lis envoient leurs ordres do bonnie.
heure, IL pourraient etre dd6sappointes ce.
=qui serait regret1able et pour eur II pour
ablisselnent On ! deja fait das prepara-
tifs qui permettront assurement de manufac-
zturer an mems
s.. QEARANTE MILE BARTLs DE }.
BIS ULFITE
Gette auantite n,gihe semblerait insEfisante,
Zfant les demandes sont nombreuses Beau
comp de personnes qni n employ yaient pas Tor
EEddinaire ce precieux article gu qni Iebtenaient
.d'autres fabriqles. enyoIens dos srdres q
=petablisaement. s,s ss.s
LIN force dn
BIS LILFII.E
sal' On fabrique en- ee moment au
sSonthelH Chemical Works de n. seanabeI
esd undforme ct plus fort qua aucune antre.
Sepaque On ma rien eFargne pour rsndres
sce precieux produit chImIque aussl parfait5
aue nossible et le rendFe d1gne de b grande
reputation Que les Southern Works ieuissens
parrni les planteurs sncriers de Get Etat.
Les planteurs qui desireraient ayoir le
E vERITABLE BI-suLFTTE DE cHAUx,
fabriane aux Southern Works, sont prizes de
le speeifer particulisrement par rinterme-
diaire de. leurs agents on s'adresser direcse-
ment III. RONNABEL,
No. q, Front 4eyes,
| d nov 'SSf snfre Dsuars OF Bisnvi}le.
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CHEVAL EPAVE.

II etc arrete CONNIE epave,
0Y au Bayou Chicet, lie 30 Octobre
ssAaAaza@ dernier, par le soussigne, un che
val creole cotrale, ou rouge, front b!ane age
d'cnviron 9 ans, marque sur l'epaule gauehe
peu pres ansi D. ayant une legere taehe
blanche au fanc gauche, ct une blessure sur
lie dos Ce cheval saute dams les clos ct ro-
DAFT dams le voisinage depuis trois mois.
lie proprietaire est prize de s'adresser au
soussigne, alAnse aux Pailles, OH on pourra
retirer lie cheval en- prouvant la propriete ct
payant les frais. 49, .-=-.
PH1LomENE JAcoUoT FoNTENoT.
st. Landry Novembre 1858.
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IvDEs Occ1DENTALEsIl etc reeu d Ia
sGuadeloupe dcs srayailleurs& Hires, en- grand
nombre roo Afrricains ct 80 Asiati4nes.
=LsAreuiy vante les hieafaits de eetfe impor-
tation, ess 5 'elsye i ce sujet eessse Fcppositioa
de la presse anglaise.
On essime que la reeo1se de suere, Ia
Martinique, sera de SIS, 900 boncauts. la
mortalitG etc grande dams eette localite pen
dant le mois d'aoat.
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LIE SPIRITUALISTE.

On Lit dams Ie CoayyRr de Ia Losisia~e:
:.Noas reE,ereions Ee redactenr da Sprtxatisse du
nam@ro sail nous q adresse hier. Nous en- deta-
chons la correspondence suivsnte, ,signee ua noaa
eonna es estlme In Louisiana. 4.3.
coRKKsPonpAscR.
Un des plus honofables citoyeHs ae Ia Leusiane,
ancien membre da Cougrss, a bien vouu sess ecri-
re Ia lettEe suivante:
Tersebenne II Octobre 1858
Eureponse votre lettre du ls septenbre, ie
vous udresse une relation de Ia principae nsaniies-
tation physique que j'ai eotsase. La voici en- peu
de nlots:
Vendredi, 80 iuillet vers 7 heures du natin,
iorpaue personne dams Ia mason s'ecsupat du
spiritualisrne, une table, de petites dimensions.
s'est agt9e seue, ct fat entendre des ',sappangs
sui ent attire attention. Je me s1is alors APP
proeh6 de Ia table Fai examn<e avec lie plus grand
soin, ct le me sais eonvancu qu'aucun oblet ny
adherait ct que rien dappafent pouyalt prodaire
y movement nj ce bruit J'ai pris cette table
seaIegee differences reprises; ie me suis eouche
par terre, pour m'assurer que lie movement ne
venait pas du plano TAI regarae sous Ia r4ison,
ct si place des sentinetes pour etre Sur qa ucun
bruit ne vensIt de ID. Apres que toutes melt pre-
cautions ont etc prises, e suis reste parfstepent
une cause nlaterieIle. lie movement ct Ie brsit
sont, du reste, trop longtemps Prolonges pour que
riIiasiou fat possible ai eu le temps de fare pre-
yenir douge personnes, dgHes de fol, qni, comne
moi, ont Ste temoins de ce phenomena. Je donne-
rails avee paisir les norns de ces personnes; Hais
comme je sails que gensralement on accuse de foe
ceux qui soccupent de spiritualisme, ct que Pom
cherche les couvfir de ridicn|e je an shstiendrai
de le fare, quoiqne, beson ekies pussent. comme
moi certiier la verits du fait.
Dams la soiree de ce meme jour, nous efmes une
communication spifituelle, ct roici comment les
Esprits parleTent de cette manifestation physique
.Jamais Ihomme n a en- vain cherche ID vSrite !;
qui Ia recherche la trouve tot ou taEd Ces mani
festations sonf preuve de notre presence parmi
svous. Vous snous craignez du moins quel lnes- uns
e d. entire vous, ct nous sommes vos amis vos pro-
ches ........ Ce sent tous ves AIMS qui les ont
faites, ct elIes ne sefont pas les dernleres; sene
anent il est difficile den determiner Fepequr
aelies dependent de circumstances impossibies d
{ prsvoir.n
J'ai fhonneur, etc.
BANsos G.. THIBopAux.
p. s. Pendant que e dictats ees qni pf4eede. des
coups Sc sont fait entenre Id table autour de
laduetle nous etions. I'm medium present ayant
pris lie crayon, ecrit:
6 Vous etes pusillanimes; vous c,aignez de dire
J'ai vu fai enteadu.
C'est un rsproche adrese& deax p-rsonaes pre-
se,,t.s g,ii ont assiste ces manifestations.
Mems Yemercfons M. Thibodaux de son utile
concours, ct ie prions de nous lie continaeE. Des
non,s alssI counus et respectss que lie sien ont
assez dnfuence pour tsire taire bien des elaneurs
inconsiderees g
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Cgaa.gUsGaE DENTALE.

E e DR. CAsADAvANr est arrive aux Ope-
- lousas ct demeurera jusqu'au 20 du
courant l'H6tel de M, Hays, ct apres eette
date il sera a Washington, a lH6tel de M.
Greenlee, jusqu'au 10 Novembre proclaim.
Opelousas, 8 Octobre, 1853
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Asseaaasslec de Crcamcaers.
,,ecoss;on da c,,, Ts;;d1.c C,,,,h;}el1,

KSSEHEaW4VC &c VFCaHCatFse
Succession de feu Isidore Shybilsky.
ESN yertu d d'un ordre de Honorable la
a1 Cour de District dams ct pour Ia Pa
reisse st Landry, une Assemble des Cream
ciers de feu Isidore Shybilski. decede, der
increment de la Paroisse susdite. aura lieu
pardevant Yves Dsvy, Recorder, en- son bu-
reau, dams la vile des Opelousas, le Mardi
I Decembre proclaim, 1858, l'effet de fxer
les conditions de la vente des biens ct etf,ss
dc Ia succession dudit defunt.
L. LASTRAPES,
Grefher de ladite Cour
Opelousas Novembre 1858.
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gemuOs eseEmsess5Ose s~fEssliere
. DE LACOlR DE District.

yKYU ID maaIadie ds Hon. B. q. MarteI.
Ii session reguIiiaaire al II Coar GA tn
triiet dams IT pour Ii Paroisse ST Landry,
a1i devaiit commeneer aux 0pelousas le s de
Novembrs coarant, est par 1e present renvoy-
ke au premier Luadii de Decemhre prochain,
kfaris le s. dudit mois 55.
Les iures Ell les temuina ani ont A. regu-
Iiaeremsnt cites pour Il s Noyenbre seront
tennis de Il rendre en- Goar u q Deeemhre
prochaia sans ausre netifeati ton
- i1AAsTRAPES,s
TsFns1ager I'll M teieeasr o,fstrset.
GneIousas Is NoYanabre 1858.
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N. Id DIR. CASiDAViNT.
GhirurgseRs-aaenaEste,
zig III 3arrnf8Hr Ef,rrfs;ITr

So ANNONCE respectueusement
a!FA aux habitants des Ope!ousas quill
1IIYD sest etabli ST. MartirvilFe ct quill
Fintention de visiter oceasionelement les Ope-
leusas, dams rintentlon dy pratiquer toutes les
operations de la Chirurgie -dentale, par les moyens
les plus scient,fques. .
II sera sous peu de ;iours ph6tel de Hayes
sit6t quill aura rempsi tous ses engagements-et :
demeurera qninze jours. Tous ceuX qui ont eu das
operations defectueuses seront meme de Sc lea
fare pratiquer parfaitement.
Ayant une experience de dix annees, il est con-
fant de ponvoir donner entiere satisfaction.
Sa reputation etant 81 fatteuse dams les raro;sses
Quest Baton Rouge ct d'Ibervlie, il refere aux
informations des habitauts principaux. generai,
de ces paroisses.
II visitera ega'ement Washington dams quelquea
semanss, ct demeurera quinze lours i'h5tel de
Greeniee ct inforrnera les habitants de cette vile
de son arrivee. Tous ordres deposes fhdte de
Hayes aux Opelousas. ct l'h6tel de Greenee,
Washington, seront pro,nptemene executes par hui.
25 Septembre, 1858.
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VENTE PUHsLHOUE.

P1r ze soNssagne, Adnaaaasstrateur, &c
q e public est par lie present averti quill
u A sera vendu en- vente publique. au plus
offrant ct dernier encherisseur, par lie soussi-
gne, Administrators de la succession de feu
Giles Higgenhotham, decede, dernierement
de la Paroissc ST Landry, la derniere resi-
dence dudit defunt, a Plaquemine Brulee, a
environ II miles du village des Opelousas
LIE Mardi 7 Decembre proclaim,
les propristes ci-apres decrites, dependant de
la succession dudit fcu Giles Higgnnbotham,
=
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'sSsA UN MoRCEAU DE
s TERRE BOISEE,

H. situee sur lie Bayou Plaquemine
Brulee, dams la Paroisse st. Landry, mesu-
rant vingt acres superfciels (plus ou moins)
borne au Nord par Hypolite Guidry, au Sud
par la We FRANCOIS Richard. 4 lEst par lie
Bayou Plaquemine, ct 'Ouest par Hypo-
lite Euidry
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Ruatre ehiens enrsges ont ete tues ces jaurs
deruiera Eaion- On cschon aui srait ete
norda par Iun de css chiena est aaai devenu cnrar
gA IT do .,sts le sort des chisns
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ECugIE PuBLIQUE DEs sPELoCsas.
+ Tenue par MAI

! 1enue par N4HC1ssE JONES, Pa!tTenler I
saa ssa's voy"gsoss ss ss e. s''sas ssa
HA Va personues qui desreraient louer
anAAssmAsass mAsassSAsd# des chevaux ct votures.
Lhahilete proverbiae, rattention ct lie scin recon-
nus de Narcisse pour les chevaux conf6sa charge,
sont dune Importance majeure, part pavansage
dun fort approvisonnement des meilleurs fourrages
Mais, Avone, Son, Foin ct Pae dc Ia -meilleure
qualities constamment en- mains ct lusag5Sd con-
sommateurs. JOHN PosEY, Proptistaire.
Opelousas, 6 Novembre, 1858.
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Nous sommes heureux de pouvoir enfn an
Tarrisse imprisonment attendue dans rEtat,
de Dame Gelee Blanche. Mardi ct mercredi matin,
ellie sest legsrenent nanifastee, assez, dependant,
pour fare sourre les sucrers et nous Fesp6ons aus
s, pour faire fnire monstre anne qu meisaonne 81
rupidement les asres humans d Ia kouTelsr0rleans
ct dsns cerains villages de b campagne.
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sePEL4asUsAg !:
sAMEDI MATIN. 6 NovEMBRE, 1858.
wJ. w. DOM est notre agent pour Ia Nouyelle
Orleans autors6 collector les complies d'annonces,
d'aboanements ct autres, aui nous sont dus.

]. w Dom est notre agent pour Ia Nouvelle-
Orleans autoris6 collector les complies dannonces,
d'abonnements ct autres, qui nous sont dua
EELa session reguIiere de notre Gour de Dis
trict conrmencera lundi proclaim lie lundi suiYant
le is courant, commencera une session extraordina
re de Ia meme Ceur tenue par Honorable A. Voor-
HES pour les aHaires recusaes sfnods compreaons
ben le dessein de messieurs les uges ct avoeats Ia
session rgnlers de Ia Cour reprendra son cours sous
la prasidence du juge Mattel, d Ia tesminaison des
affaires secuseea.
Quoigu'il soft, la session sera de Tongue dur6e,
ct nous amanea pendant les deux on trois premie-
res semanes, beaucoup de monde de la campagne.
P.S-Depnis que nous ayons ecrit les igues qui
precedent, nous apprenons que Id session reguliare
de Ia cour de District est renyoyae au lundi, s De-
cembre proclaim, comme on pourra le voir par IN
avis of6ciel public dams uns autre coionne.
PAao1sse ST.. LAsrRY.-Nous sommes receivable
NJ. Vileneuve Jouhert, notrs Assessor, de rex-
trait suivans du Tableau d'Assessement de cette
.Paroisse, q,i Went d'atre termine:
Nombre d'habitants blancs, 1889 /.
d'esciayes, .236
Inhabitants de couI eur, Ibrss. 1856
Population tatale, aa,so1
De laquelle 1876 votane, et ,7ss males blancs Dc
Is rs ans
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Plus DE TNRRxs aAREeAGEusEs.-L.Ad de
Baton-Rouge, du 2s du uaois dernier dit gull ny q
plus u, arpent de terres mar6cageuses dams TEtat
aui reste iIssendu sans doute srreur la-dedans
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10 Une lettre rGcente que rlous recevons dun
fsyre iaune s6vit asec itenslte dams cette
capitale. les dtrangers srtous sant traa ulatTsi.
t6s par i'ennemi couleur orange
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-09-03
For the Chronicle.
ANTIOCH SABBATH SCHOOL.


WHEREAS, The death of LEMUEL THOMPSON, be-
ing announced to the School, It was unan imOusly
resolved that committee Of three young men oil
said School, be appoiatei to draft resolutions ex.
pressive of the feelings of the superntendents
teachers and pupils Of the School.
The President, thereupon appointed J. d. Neb-
lett, T. II. Lyle, and F. M. Barnes, who reported
the Resolutions:
Resolved, That in this dispensation Of Provi-
dence, we are made 10 feel the uncertainty of life
and the certainty Of death, ALSO that according to
the uniform and established law of Nature, we
too, will soon have TO commit these tenements Of
clay, to the keeping Of the Tomb.
Resolved, That little Lemuel justly deserved our
love and esteem, for he was good little boy.
ResolDed, That we sincerely sympathise with
his bereaved father, mother, brother and sisters.
RESOLVED, That the pupils Of this School wear
the usual badge of mourning for four successive
Sabbaths.
ResoiUed, That copy of these resolutions be
presented 10 the family Of our departed friend
and copy be sent to the GAINESVILLE Chronicle for
publication.
Antioch, Aug. 90, 1858.
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For the Chronicle.
OBITUARY.

ODl " "A IL
Died, August 9th, at the residence Of his faith
or, w. R. Thompson, alter brief but painful H.
ness, LEMUEL, aged years., months and 90
days.
Little LEMuEL was one Of the incest and best
little boys we have ever KIN own. Obedient to his
Parents, -affectionate TO his brother and sisters
kind and obliging TO his playmates--assiduou at
School and attentive to the instruction Of his
Teacher-he was beloved by all who knew him
aud never have known sorrow and regret more
universal at the death of one young.
We would say TO his bersaved parents and fam
lily, sorrow not those who have no hope, but re-
ly with unwavering confidence on the promise of
Him who said, ''suffer little children to come un-
to me, and forbid them not, for such is the king
dom of Heaven" We say take courage and look
forward to happy reunion with yosr lost boy, in
the realms OF unending bliss, where all the pure
in heart shall see God, and vie with Angels, in
shouting his praises forever and ever, around his
Respondent throne. w.
HOME Place, August 30, 1885,
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p Would it not be we'll for our young men to
organize some means by which the unemployed
hours at night, could be turned to profit Would
not debating society with departing Mt for essays
have tendency to set them TO reading Ind think
ing7 We have large number of young men
here, ana the material for such society can be
easily culled from that number Or if they like
I, better, they not get up amcng themselves
circulating library, beginning with a beginning
and'graIaally enargng as they read and acquire
means We think at very light cost they could
do this, and by having one quzzing night each
month, could stimulate each other up to exerton
and requirement. Do not read novels SO much
but give books and thoughts some of the time now
devoted to gossip, and what is for the gan
der is sauce for the goose-our young ladies' mig
also profit by the above hints.
Somebody has said "time is precious it Is
given to you only one second at once " This be-
ing SO let our young folks and old make the most
and best use of IT,
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Bank Of America.

Considerable excitement was produced here, q
day or two ago, by the news that the Southern
Bank Of Tennessee, at Memphis, had suspended
payment, and that the notes of the Bank of Amer
lea had, in consequence thereof been thrown out
by other Banks at Memphis and Nash vile. The
Southern Bank was the agent, at Memphis, TO re-
deem the notes of the Bank of America, and her
suspension, of course. involved temporary dis
credit Of the notes of the Bank Of America. The
Bank Of America had no intimatlon, whatever
we learn, Of any design Of the Southern Bank to
suspend, until they got news that they had actual
" suspended.
The Bank Of America Is still going on, as usu-
al. aud her notes are redeemed at Nashville by the
Traders Bank, and the Merchants Bank. As to
the final issue Of this excitement, IL all depends
upon the action Of the note-holders, and deposit
tors, Of the Bank Of America. There is no Bank
in the State that can stand a simultaneous run on
It by both note-holders and depositors, Take the
very strongest Bank we have, and, II every one
who holds note on IT, or has deposit with it,
runs it, at once, she cant begin to pay out but
give her time to collect ,ohat is due to her, and then
she can pay nll So It's with the Bank of Amer
lea If every me who has claims against her runs
on her for it, she cannot stand it, can the Plan
terra nor the Union, nor any other Bank but If
note-holders, and -depositors, will be reasonable,
and act II they had heard no bad news, she will
pay out in full.
Many farmer, or merchant, who ownsproper-
ty TO to the amount of fifty thousand dollars, may
have notes out for five thousand, which If he is
pushed on without notice, he cannot pay, and SO
with Banks. They invest their means In bills and
notes, reserving a reasonable amount of cash but
if pushed for all thsy O,0e, they must wait till they
collect their notes and bills. So lis with the Bank
of America. So fur as her n,on operations are con-
cernei her officers say they can pay every dollar
they have put out
We would advise all note-hslders and deposit
tors, to remain quiet, and we think all will be
right The Bank il she has half chance will
pay out, but II crowded at once for all she owes
no Bank can stand II.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-09-03
Valuable Farm for Sale.

AM now offering for sale my farm, lying u
miles from GAINESVILLE, on the South side Of the
river, and Immediately on it, The tract contains
d s. A O r. E S,
and Is well improved, two-thirds Of which is Of
high rich river bottom land. About 100 or LAC
acres Is cleared and In high state ofcultvation,
the balance we'll timbered Ia great deal of the
timber is very valuable for saw mill purposes =
The upland is of the finest quality of Tobacco
land. The dwelling house Is large and commo-
dious. There is also first rate cistern. good
springs negro cabins, stables, barnes, &c. on the
premises. will sell the above farm very low and
on good terms. l will take pleasure in showing
the farm TO any one who may wish to purchase
by calling on me at my premises.
d. L.ALLEN.
RusselviIe Herald copy months and send
bill to this office.
July l6, lb5S-3m
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-09-03

LINwooD LANDING Our friend, Jas. NJ. Rad
pared to carry on the Storing, Forwarding and
Commission business, in all its branches. He will
also keep good assortment of lumber and large
stock Of Groceries for sale. Mr. Radford is an
experienced farmer, and real energetic business
man, and we doubt not, that he will give his en-
tire attention TO the business of his customers
LinwOOd is one. Of the pretliest landings on Cum
borland River, aud is accessible to large tobias
co and wheat growing section Of the country
We bespesk for Linwood liberal share of pub
lie patronage.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-09-03

DR JOHNSTON offers his beautiful residence in
New Providence for sale. The house is a large,
conveniently arranged frame dwelling, with a
beautifully adorned yurd-the lot in all being
about three acres. 1t is one of the prettest
places in that portion of the country.
He also offers some 2 acres, fronting this, with
neat dwelling on it, and 2li acres OF the land Is
finely tmbered. Now is your time to buy nice
home. Those wishing to buy are respectfully re-
quested to call and examine the premises