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- COYNER'S WHITE and BLACK SULPHUR -
IsGEaI ard CHALYBEATR SPRINGS. If

This place will be open for the reception Of visitors
the LIST Of june II is situated the line and full
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad about half mile from
Bonsacks Depot Roanoke, Va which said Depot
bus VIII always be found waiting the arrival Of the
visitors to the Springs.
These White and Black Sulphur Waters effected nnner
GUS eueshe White Sulphur aggravated of dyspepsia
serious affections Of the liver kneys and bladder de-
bty and especially diseases Of the those
diseases peculiar to femaleshe Black Sulphur ali kinds
diseases Ct the skim aggravated and other erup
tons of the skin. '7'
The accommodations equal any found the
mountains OF Virginia. and the table attendance the
satisfactory character together With fine band Of music and
every other attraction usually found fscass watering
placesas all Of which beg large number
Of persons who have heretofore visited the place.
les On j. a. HEFELFIEGER Proprie,or a
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No. ALTO. /

ReSoe That the Comptroller be he hereby author
ICED to adj adeate the lowest bidder after ten DAYS notice in
s oc,s journal each Of the four following contracts sepa
file in the Surveyors oce and saii and cations he
subject the approval rejection Of the Comm IN Coanc
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- HAILEY sPRINGs. N1NE MIXES Morn -

- HALLE SPRINGS, NINE MILES North -
&:H of Florence, Lauderdale county, Alabama. -
I'D This celebrated watering place, long and fAvora- -
ply known throughout Tennessee Alabaa Mississippi and
Arkansas for the medicinal properties curative qualities Of
its waters In scroula dropsy dyspepsia kidney and
spinal affections torpid liver chronic eyes, all
stages OF venerea and cutaneous Diseases and all
seasons OF the for the reception OF visitors
This watering place changed hands about ago. and
since that time the propeor have bees diligently engaged
of their guests They have completed large new Hotel
containing paror, ballroom dining sleeping
The location being the hills Tennessee river and
shoal Creek the air and climate naturally and health
full.
THE TABLE
VIII be supplied with the and most wholesome food that
servants to attend It,
The Bar and Confectionery Bowling Billiard Saloons
VIII be vel and abundantly supplied
Those who travel and visit such places for pleasure tnd
an abundant field for at Bailey Springs good
Band Of Music will be in attendance TO eHven and make time
pass eheeriuy large Livery Stable with fine stock will
open the streams abound with fish, fine rowing;
the Muscle Shoals Tennessee are within four res
OF the Springs with good road make pleasant morning
evening drive to view the fine, romantic scenery
One of the best physicians that the South Affords has
had many successful practice connection with
water, will reside at the Springs.
me premises formerly occupied by visitors have been
charge Of experienced for ihs
benefit of the waters will have comfortable quarters
prompt and proper attention.
These Springs accessible from the South by the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad from Memphis Tenn to
Florence Ala In ten hours thence by fourhorse
the springs In two hours.
Persons leaving Memphis on the evening train will break.
fast at the Springs next morning. and those leaving tn
b N: lowe 4 Co., :. o'NA''' :
Bradley, Wilson Il Co., =.
W. l.. Ianer Co.. :.
s, O. Nelson Co., =,
Phillips Nixon 4 Co.. :.
mil Am Samuel Bell ESQ.,, .
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[ No. 1909. !

@ That the adjudication by the Comptroller OF
1rac or Cleaning the paved and unpaved and the
paved streets of the First Ward Of The city, Coroes
security George Conan-at So 500 for three years. be
ana me same hereby APPROVED the security accepted
the authorized into with the party per
nolariai act for the per ormance of said work.
(Signed) JOHN T. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
(signed) j. o. NIXON.
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved July l6, 1885,
jyls Cigneil GERARD SrITH Mayor
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- OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL-E. ". GEER
i CO. Propreors.-This Hotel 10 being thoroughly
renovated and newly Furnished aud will DO opened
the reception Of visitors the LIST day Of June Every
fort will be made to render visitors comfortable and make
their stay pleasant. .am
Than the beautiful bay Ocean Springs there 10 better
place for yachting, fishing, bathing
For the Of visitors there Tenpin Alley
Hotel which will be supplied with the choicest Wines liquors
and cigars Bugges and saddle horses be hired H the
Hotel. ~
band Of music will be kest at the Hotel during the entire
bail supper will be given twice week.-Mrs..
day and Thursday nights.
The Mineral Springs celebrated powers
are In excellent condition. omnibus III regularly
sra times day to and from the Hotel to The Springs For es-
be made DR. Austin Dr. Thorpe Now Orleans
TO Rev. Dr. M'Inyeire Nashville, Tenn.
Ocean Springs having been visited by epidelcs 10 de-
cdedy the heahest well beautiful location
the Gulf shore. j. WILKINSON Agent
Ocean Springs LIST May, 1859. my4 n
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GEORGE PATTERsON
~ (successor to Mclean Patterson,) corner Of Deord
. and New Levee streets.
The undersigned 10 prepared manufacture STEAM
ENGINES, BOILERS and MACHINERY Of ali kinds for
steam Boats Sugar Plantations Saw Mills Cotton Presses
Draining Machines and Railroads. Gear Horse Power
Fire =. ft ss Al Furnace Mouths and Crate Bars.
Steam Cylinders Gun Metal Rings etc.
BLACKSMITH WORK Of all descriptions, having steam
hammer for the purpose OF doing heavy work
He will keep on hand at all Crate Bars Wheel Btir
W steamboats, ~ e
He the sale Of John r. Osborn Patent FueI sav
Ing Crate Bar highly spoken OF Pcayune Prntna
ONCE and others that have them these Barr
ishment. $3.50
He has also made the Of
Boilers and Machinery and will establish Depot Convenient
the where large quantity of Boil
and Machinery may be found at all times sale.
FGEORGE PATTERSON.
June u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-18

ITO COTTON PLANTIRs-I TAKE PLEASURE
= in announcing that Massrs. VAUDEVILLE 4 Nell
KENNY authorized agents in this city to make con.
tracts for the of
MY INVENTION
For
Spinning up the Seed Cotton on Plantations
into Yarns,
And all business In relation to it.
will only here that make the capital same
location the steam power expenses very nearly
that now raises gins and bales the cotton spin that with
the addition of machinery costing half what the in
creased value of the yarns the first will be- which
attended by surplus labor of the plantation little girls
10, women, and old inefficient hands, DOUBLE
OR MORE THAN DOUBLE TIE PLANTERS NET IN
GOMEZ
We spin the best Yarns in the world The danger fire
of the Clubhouse immensely reduced with many
tages of great value And great Importance is that
all this is fully demonstrated by Its successful daily operation
on the plantation of Col Geo. s. Yerge Yazoo City.
Planters desiring full particulars referred to my
Agents, as above.
Applicants for agencies will please address them enclosing
testimonials.
my3 4msW GEO, G. HENRY.
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[ No. APO. I

Resped That the of Thomas Fitzgerald with te
City of New Orleans for attending and keeping repair til
bridge Carondeet Canal known the street
Bdge be- and the same hereby declared NULL void
effect.
Reoteed further That the Surveyor be- and he hereby
authorized take charge said bridge Carondelet
Canal, known the Broad Bridge purchase ths
necessary tackle and material for the working said bridge
having attended to- and kept in good order and until
otherwise ordered by the Common Council
(Signed) j. o. NIXON,
President Board OF Aldermen,
(Signed) JOHN I. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved July 16, 1852
tSigned) GERARD STITH Mayor
jyl8 a true copy: WV. SALoMoN, Sec'y the Mayor.
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/.%SA, OCULlST-Dr. CUISINES OFFICE foR
sS6ssathe Treatment OF DISEASES OF THE EYE. and
1mperfeotons of Vision. No. 1863 ST. CHARLES STREET.
opposite Lafayette Square, New Orleans la.
"A Surgical operations of the Ely ATTENDED to- such a,
CATARACT SQUIRTING, the insertion .of ARTIFICIAL
EYES, etc., etc. iaIs Am kw
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Proclamation.
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall, July g. 1850 !
In conformity with the provisions Of the City Charter
titled An act to amend consolidate the city of New
Orleans and 10 provide for the Of the city
Orleans and the administration of the affairs thereof
proved March 90 1856 notice is hereby given that election
will be held the 10th July instant Alder
man for the First Ward in James White resigned
jyll TO GERARD STITH Mayor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-18

STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans,
Be remembered that the 9th December 1883 before
the subscriber Justice of the Peace parish
and State aforesaid personally appeared Omer Gaard Presi
dent and schrsiber Secretary of the Czens Mutual
rance Company OF New Orleans who being duly
to law do depose and that the above us
and true and correct from the books Of said
psny.
-- o. GAILLARD, President,
A. ScHRlIBlR, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 9th day of Deee
Der, A. ID. 1858. ARTHUR SAUCIER,
Third Justice of the Peace.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay of sig
cent in cash the scrip Issued by this Company for
1851 to the holders thereof to their legal Representatives
aud after the second Monday of February next.
The Board Of Trustees have also declared q dividend Of
sixty Per cent 600 the net earned premiums OF the Com
pany for the ending November 3d. 1885, for which
thcste will be Issued after the 9Th Of February 1889
Tho Company continue to insure against the pere Of the
seas and damage by e the rates
Of premiums.
oSycx-No. ) Carondeletstrset
o. GAILLARD, President
GEO. W. WEST, VirePresident,
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q j, :. SIMONDS,
No. 10 Canal street, No. Crossman street and -
w No. New Levee street,
Copper, Tin and sheet
Iron Worker,
Brass Founders and Fnshers Manufacturers
Trains Clarifying and Evaporang Pans Fterers Juice Pans
Jhinneys and Breechng Steamboat and Plantation Black.
cnithtng.
-Also-
GENERAL DEALERS IN HARDWARE, SHIP CHAN
DLERY AND STOVES,
Planters Merchants and And 1t 10 their sd
vantage to give call before purchasing
vhere. jvj6 "
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~ POINT CLEAR HO1,EL.-THE PRoPRIE-
W tors OF the Battle House, Mobile, respectfully their
frends and the public that they will open the Point Clear
The buildings are being put in thorough repair the wha-ves
REBUILT and the grounds have been greatly improved past
winter building erected last season. finished and ur-
nished In thorough and situated next to the
notethe two are connected by continuous gallery 574
feet in length upon two stories Altogether the buildings viii
accommodate comfortably about 400 persons.
Point Cesr delightfully."- situated being open to the Gu
and IN the ear are high grounds with pleasant drives
beautifully shaded The merits Of the place sanitary pon
view were fairly tested last Not single Of
yellow lever originated there has, We find there the
hnebt salt water bathing upon the whole coast
PAGES from the Hotel Fish and oysters
every variety of anu. ements will be furnished
The steamer Crescent will leave Mobile every evening
Point Clear also Sundays Mondays Wednesdays Fri
days III make midday trips to accommodate those who
rive by the boats.
Rooms may be secured by addressing
F. II. CHAMBERLAIN L CO.,
Battle House. y
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.... { Nc. 470s.
That Board of Aldermen be invited meet the
BOARD OF Assistant Aldermen in joint session Tuesday
mag the 18th ns O'Clock, for the purpose of eecting
10 m the occasoned BY the death OF Joseph
E,ter, and any vacancies In the School Boards
lsignedl JOHN T. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lSgnedl j. .. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
Approved July l6, 1852
jylS lSgnedl GERARD STIrI M.vor.
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HOTELS AND REsTAURANTs.

- CULLUM'S SPRINGS, CHoCTAW COUNTY,
All Ala, eighty six miles above Mobile, twenty-five miles
Xeast Of Mobile and Ohio Railroad, and I've iles west
the Tou.bgbes river.
undersigned takes pleasure announcing to his friends
the public that his ID opened for the
cepion q Visitors During tbs winter nany improvements
fort and convenience only the invalid but 70 others ssk
ing recreation and pleasure The consist Of the
erection Of several cottages the discovery Two nsw
nouncsd BY chemists b. II the strongest charactsr
modIous bardTeom, and the whsle establishment has
repan,ed and Tho bath houses for ladies' and
mediation, have been particularly attended w. l5It.
experience In the Of public house OF mora
than twenty i've years. 10 keep his the
list Of hoss WILL he trusts. continue % secure 70
has been engaged for the alleys and other
places for provided the premises The cot
ages are al separate and are nsat, clean and airy.
week 10 the landing 90 the Tombisbse rvsr from Mobile
As the curative virtues Of the they not only
tie most sangune expectations Of the propsto but
Springs in the United The shot time they have boon
made known to the public that many Of
obstinate chronic diseases certainly present great
variety OF rare and valuable chemical medicinal cobna
tons.
The Springs the most valuable kinds found
In the country viz The celebrated Ychy the Chsybes the
the freestone and the Sulphur Such these
afford not to be found single place In the whole
South-a fact W ich invalids cannot too well note.
Arrangements being made to have Express from
New Orleans Mobile these Springs In order the
usual DELAY Of letters and papers caused by the mails which,
however, under contract carried regularly
a week
Carriages In waiting at the landing the arrival Of the
analysis Of the water be had by applying to wa
TERMAN BRO, corner Of Magazine and Common Streets
who are my agents In New Orleans.
myo D&W3m Proprietor.
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No. Ais.
RESOLVED That the adjudication by Comptroller Of CON
tract for repairing the paved streets the Eleventh c the
city, to Wm Henry security Wndell Doat $500 per year
Tor three years. be and the hereby approved the
ry accepted and the Mayor authorized with
the parties per notata for the performance Of said work
lSignedl JOHN I. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
tSfgned) j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved July l6, 1859.
jylS fSignedl GERARD STITH Mayor
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No. 4706. ]
esolrd Tha. adjudication by Comptroller of
tract for cleaning the and and repairing the
security B. DougaAt 40 per for three beand
Ge same hereby approved the security accepted and the
Mayor authorized enter into with the parties per
notaria act, for the performance Of said work.
[Sgnedl JOHN T. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
[Sgnedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board OF Aldermen
Approved July l6, 1852
jylS (Sgned) GERARD STITH Mayor
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- HARNESS HOTEL-MIsSISSIPPI CITY
The largest most conmodious and most desrAby located
UcU Hotel on the Gulf Coast.
The undersigned having placed his Hotel and adjacent
grounds In thorough repair during the winter would In
form his friends and the public that he will for the
ception of visitors on the 18th Of this month.
attached to the Hotel il splendid Billiard Room Ten Pin
that will always be In readiness to the guests Of the
hsnse Of pleasure the various Islands
In the Gulf.
Parties wishing will please address the
aersigned, at Mississippi City.
HHoIses and Carriages obtained the Hotel q al
lines, M I'm
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ment favorably known always open for the recep-
A'Mt ton Of Boarders, at their old rates,
Ter inoutn 80 W
Children under ten years and servants, half price.
This establishment combines all the comforts Of home
being quiet than larger hotels having separate bath
houses for ladies and gents with many other conyenences
There is also elegraphc communication between this place.
Mobile and New Orleans. w, s. DODSON,
je4 3m Proprietor.
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mobile, Ala, April ~, l6o9 a22 II
So PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL. WILL, BE
opened early in June under the superintendent OF Mr.
hsMM crhw During the past winter the hotel has
stable and carriage house built.
Rooms may be secured at Mcdonnell McGraws LAT Com.
mon street.
as 3m JOHN MCDONNELL, Proprietor
4sss, VERANDAR HOTEL. CORNER OF LA.
Va fayette Square and Camp street.
E This fayorite establishment formerly Florence
Is now undergoing thorough renovation and will
the public the LIST October Tho location being epposo La.
ayetts Square, and in the immediate vicinity of all
enabe places OF amusement is better adapted the
antilles broad Yerandahs) than other hotel
South This house be Of the first to mona
In 81 It's appointments.
se,s III W a JEyEV
EA McDONNEAI'S RESTAURANT No.
sssSH a l47 Common street, between Baronns and o.
stzfssgsS$ Saz rondeet streets, Ne5v Orleans.
S&5SRs4H3A This establishment will remain open during
the where everything the affords found
desirable than any other similar place in the city during
weather. "
Furnished rooms fortreusent Isosrders.
Families and Commission Merchants
Liquors ofefery description at Wholesale pricee
nyl4n Pron,As.,,.
MA BURNETT HDUSE-CINCTNNATI, OHIO
H$:i JOHNSON, SAUNDERS Il CO., Proprietors,
Having leased the premises of years wa desire to
call the attention OF travellers to the improvements made since
our possession.
Every department under the personal supervision of bs
prorie,ors The building has been thoroughly ceanse care
ui and attentive servants employed in all departments
mousse me BAR stocked with choice Liquors Cigars
Table will be supplied with delcacies of the season and
pleasure of our guests.
jelb 5m J.. s. Il co.
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I No. 4707. ]
ReSord That the resolutions concerning all the markets
the city Of New Orleans referred the Committees
Streets and Landings of both Boards and that sal
Committees he requested report practicable tn
expectancy Of amending said resolutions.
(SignedI JOHN T. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
iSignedI j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved July l6, 1852
IyS tSignedl GERARD STITH, Mayor.
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No. 47l6. uu..m.0....a0
Reolred That the adjudication by the Comptroller Of con
tract for cleaning the paved and nnpave repairing
unpaved streets OF the Eighth Ward the city 10 r. B0rpe
security George Pandill at $500 per three years
the Mayor authorized to enter into with the parties
per notarial act for the performance of said work.
lSignedl JOHN T. MONROE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lslgnedl j. o. NIXON,
- President Board of Aldermen,
Approved July Is, 1859.
jyls lSignedl GERARD STITH Mayor
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Resolrd That the of James Fson be and the same is
hereby allowed substituted security W. G. Stevens
on the contract of Denis Cronan for making sidewalks Urqu
hart street.
[Sgned JOHN 7. MONROE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
(Sgnedl j. o. NIXON
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved July I6, 1859. -
jylS [Signedl GERARD STlTH, Mayor.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-12

valuable Land for sale in Roane CO.
DY virtue of decree Of the Circuit
I'D Court 81 Kanawha county. rendered
on the 4th day of February, 1853, 10
the case of Daniel Polsley and James s.
Cornell plaintiffs, VS.. Daniel Tawney
defendant. ] shall, on the 18th day of
October, 1859. at the door Of the Court
House Of Kanawha county, sell pit public
auction to The highest bidder, on credit
Of SIX. nine and twelve months. with in
terest from the day Of sale, the tract Of
land ID the bill and proceedings Of said
cause mentioned. containing 5aR4 acres,
more or less, and lying and being in,the
County Of Roane. and State Of Virginia.
on the waters Of Hurricane creek. Bond
and good security viii be required Of the
purchaser, and title4w be retained IS
further security. until the purchase mon
lev is paid. This tract Of land il desira-
Bic. and rare opportunity IS offered for i
profitable investment. The title 70 the
land Is believed ID be good.
JOHN g. NEWMAN. #
Jaiy ia 1859 spesif Cen l.
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+ n 4 55a 49,
number vf btskefs, which seemed toindi,
cate that the 3. intelIectual feast :. was not
no Be the only one they anticipated enjoy
ing 10 that beautiful grove.
The Rev, JAMEs AAIss. commenced
the exercises BY giving out that beauti-
full hymn
With joy we meel, with smiles We greet,
Our schoolmaies bright and gay &c.
Altar singing Of the hymn, he offered
at the throne Of grace. most eloquent.
fervent. and touching prayer u behalf Of
the school and for the perpetuation Of our
glorious and time-honored confederation.
E. FRAEcIs DAMkN, Esq then took
the stand and in a very forcible and inn
pressiye manner read that sacred and
soul-stirring document, the Declaration
of Independence. After which Mr.. A..
A. Rock, delivered an appropriate adj
dress. TAT the close OF which, Dr.. Moss
was loudly called TOR. and in aIshort time
took his position in the stand. and il one
of his most happy efforts entertained the
crowd with rich treat Of eloquence aud
wit. The Doctor possesses ina rare de-
gree that happy faculty which always
pleases sndI interests 4 crowd. AT the
conclusion Of the Doctors remarks, the
Rev. James Amiss announced to the
crowd that the LADIES' would now give a
truly substantial and satisfying enter
tainmenl," which they most assurdly
did. if your correspondent knows any
thing about hazardous diet. The LADIES
or CoALsMouTH PREPARED THE Feast
that Is sufficient. After all were fully sat
is6ed with the r. feast a greater part Of
the crowd amused themselves BY culling
wild flowers and moss from the surround
ing grove and weaving them into beauti-
full wreaths, garland and boquets, while
the merry laugh and pleasant chateripg
would seem to say 2 After All, this is
. lovely and happy world"
After this1pleasant recreation the Rev.
James Amiss took the stand, and deliver
ed one ef the ablest and best timed adj
dresses 10 the pupils Of the Sabbath
school, We have heard for many day.
virtue. piety. and the great fundamental
principles of our government. He
strongly and. pointedly denounced the
efforts Of those who would lay sacrali-
gious hands upon the sanctity Of the
Constellation and The Union--who would
barter our rich hermitage Of liberty for
theirown sordid, and selfish ambition. ~
At the close OF his address, the sabbath
school again formed procession and re-
turned to the church. where they were
dismissed. All went home VI
!" Merry asa wedding BELL"
~ KANAWHA. :.