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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-21

THE asms o. the sa1srsuan i E-ns Insurance Cam-
rr-r. ElcaGaf % Hartford Cal1
ne Carltsr lI one Miulln DlEaga ani q paidup
ne Asseta Ghe ClmpanT are Par Ma-tsi
Real Estate unsnemtrrsi sn.io3 q
M1uFT due De Company s~scLr=ilT
c-sh Ia 6ssd tsa In baaE.... Is.6sa
Cssh 10 ne halds d Assaz and In
lbl "a %
N,rtEars Bnds 7 per cent SEMI
au11H Interest. .....,.. -....-.. 1900 Af.g0
p M1-razs Bad pr osui-. ssul-
aaluaI ereTr...--.....- $500 800
Is Jersey civ water B1ais u s per
deu- sam.-sluusl inf-resL..... 5000 5000
90 uar-dCify B0lds s pr cent semi-
aluu1I Interest. 90 hluo
IS Rochester City B5nts. 7 per oent..
ssmi-auuual iutrrst.-...---... $500 5000
10 Brooklyn City Bauts 6 pr cent?
saul-suuu-l ntercsL.--.s-.-.. 1000 1000
5Mlusukee City B1-ds. 10 pr cent
E@ul-annuai utersEL.-.-...s... 5000 500
Cnitcd States Treasury Notes and
aorued lterf..- ..f.s...sao lSm 6an -
Uatsi ssstss stoek per cent s-m.-
H1ulal interest. $3.50
STATE q Kentucky STOCK. 5 per cent
semi auuusI In resi-----s-a..- 1000 1910
state % Tennessee Stock 8 Per cent.
aa-g--arrar rfsrezt........... 1000 5000
State of New TJ-k sock 6 pe- cent
seml-4unusl iuterr---sls...--- 300 800
STATE Or Missouri Stock 8 per cent.
Eenl-snnuaI uteresr.....-.-- 5000 500
slte o. Ohio s0ck s pr cent SEMI
annual Interest uss0.----.-. 5000 $1,000
state % Ohio Stock 8 per cent semi
annual Interest 1ss5h...- 25oo 2sT3
u-iagars and Hlis11 Canal Company
BllL 8 pr ceut saui-aal-il In
- lliuos OF
500 sa1-ss Hartford and New Haven
RaIr1ad Company suck--.-- So 900 5000
go 4. com. River Rslro1d c. st5ck 1900 1900
fT be- Boston s. worcester Railroad
Company 5lock-...-.- zee. 1alT0 to.c65
81 " Conn River Company s.lct-- 5000 1850
81 H Ciursus Bsnk Stock Water-
bury CLs----.----- -..a.s-- 500 SO
81 a srsT'd Bk Str stagl sprlusst
1UN o@
o. " EaEIe Dk SgE Provide r.. I. ls0 16H
10 " Mob s. Tra's 90 Jersey City,
New erEeT--.s..ss-.s---. 100 100
xsss..D.~.....-- 1000 1000
zoo n MFrchanis BIZ SIX. 81. Lens.
Mo-a4ss.a.a A4.gN l0aN
30 a H.lE STATE q Mlsz1Crl. Stock.
49, ~ M 40 o. 90
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Chemicals

Chemicals.
nN hand and On arrive
" 500 ca. suiut- Q1Iuiles
go lbs BIue MHTs 100 he Calouel;
IS cr. Su'uh Nlphiues 10 u. Acid Mlrrhinei
90 "a. Sln-ine- Sd us. ChlUuioum;
IS Suylf-Ius. chrvztal md p~oudercdi
o. Ih-. Gun ard PuivsIiled Opimns
an of uEIlh re VIII sFu Fery low 20 cash or puncus
time customers. q ". \ & 60.
au16-2u Opposite Court SQUARE.
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Gold and Silver Watches,

NSAA G4N 6AAfS "OANASe1
OF the best Manufacture, Fren5h and American Clc-ks,
silver Tea Sets G1bleis, Knives, Forks, Spculs- AID >
large variety % Fancy Silver Ware, and Silver Plated
Ware - thn best gua.ty- Diamond Goods ful and haii
scs % al the lztsst styles % JeEelry- Pgdket and Table
/ Culeu- Razurs. Pistols, specks, Card Case and Baskets,
PortmounaieF. Dressing Case Wort Boxes Tlgsthtr
wih q great variety g % Which they viii
| sen veyl low for Cash.
uey repeatedly invite TIE cItizaus - Memphu and
J adjoining country 90 give them aCal- trusting hat thfy
VIII md % 20 their aarautase 20 O. 50.
Especial attention given - the REPAIRING u me
Watches and geEelrT. All uurz warranted.
au1fdau1Tia
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nISSnkTTIns.

TEE osparinership heretofore exinlng between ~
Il uu3erfiEned, Is his day dissolved b. srrssmen
and al ne de5tE owing q he frm sre assigned 20 A. g
Enzup, uhs has he sois authority = collect nsm an.
isuls Hs iiEelline q eid frn. 81 CURTIS,
Hsmplis Nara u, iSa' a. Q. KAAP,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-21

q We are Indebted to Maj Manning, Of
the Adams Express Company, for files Of Gin
cinnati papers in advance Of the mails.
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ron the celebrated mandatory or
HALLETF & CUMSTON.
For Sale.

Is order 70 enter more thorournIy into ne Grocery
L andProtuco business, iu Whiah ] an nov engaged, I
propose selling TIE following desirable rropertys
Two ts c11ner Main and Linden streets. one house
mi lot ln CaunaFsu'f Addiuon 10 Memphis, and enc Iof
- feet front On GerrEia street adtoininr NJ present
residfuce On Hemanio Rod
his is No. ! pr0psrtyi nd viii - soldchsap for cash.
Or e~1ehsngs1 for Groearist, CT Ssid partly % tins AID
balance caths
Fer tarhsrpEfhcuisrI apply 70
no LEONARD,
saleAr Bel street. ksurah.
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The Reported Indian Battle DIs.
credited.
From washington.

ST. Louis, August ao-The recent repst Of , .aur1I-
nary battle between the Sioux and Abraham near ne
yellow stone, is dscredIted.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-21

DT virtue ~ a Deed o. trust. executed 10 ne a. rus-
ID toe ~ Wm- Eaft. on the 12ih Of March, th8s rezis-
tered In look %. pages sand 10. I vii sell az puhlc sale,
f1 e. p. in f1nt % The Law once - Hlckerha1u n
Rnrrla-- ~ fha ucrth-east corner o. Jsisrsuu street. nd
Frlur ~. In Memphis. reun.s 90 he TN dar q %p-
iamte asa. between n and n o'cioeE. a. ~. Sc much
o. t. 50. g, IN tiocE 10. g., On BealEtreet. 10 heu-
rnis r-rlEsea, a. viii pay fhree Notes. q SEQ ceck.
dui VFfralT it AAfcA, 1887 1883 md 1883, with lztsr-
81 silcl d1a, IA ne legal csu fr1 cz=is.isrs ~
tzlsal97 tt xxi JAHEs W~icEE14nAAi
iEilaia ITlls1.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-21

- Two cards Of explanation appeared IA
the local department Of our paper yesterday
the one over the signature OF our friend Gel
Finnie, and the other from our equally good
friend AID. Fauis-both intended to couee.
alleged errors in our report Of the proceedings
Of the Board of Aldermen. The cards escaped
the observation Of our reporter until after their
publication. We beg leave to assure our re-
sPected correspondents that we don't stand
corrected" Our report Of the proposition in
reference to Court Square, We are informed,
was Ia strict accordance with TIE letter Of tie
original ordinance, and our allusion to the affair
between Nessrs. Farris and Perkins was ex-
pressed in precisely such terms as accorded
with our reporters taste afler having witnessed
It. We are not so inhunan that we cannot
err. but We insist that in the report Of the pro-
eeedings Of the las. meeting Of the Board, we
made tolerable order OF the Aldermanie chaos.
AocIDENr TO a NEGRo.-An negro belonging
to DR.. J. D. Martin, jumped Z ON the second
story Of Mr.. Whitney's livery stable Friday
hight, and was seriously, though not fatally
injured By the fan. The boy was frightened
by the fear that the stable was falling, and
made the dangerous leap to save himself from
the general destruction which be dreaded.
q w are Indebted to Maj Manning, Of
the Adams Express Company, for files Of Gin
einnad papers in advance Of the nails
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-21

LIABILITIES.
ne amount o. Liabilities DEE or uat tu8 % banka or
1fher ralltar-l1fhluE.
L1ssss adjusted ard cze-nauo.
Lasss adjusted IA ......-.I2 n a
Ll-rfs un1Gusted. IN suspense waiulE pr5ofs
Cr contested -sss-ssass 1eaTa
AL 0her Gains Ealas. the Company are snail, for
printing. etc
Agsaa ins-r1ctsI 70 Eks NJ risks sE,sstIag $1,000
w!talut special permission
Ta ueatest amgzat Insured IN any 5neCity. Euu. VI
LACE or BOX. va-ies. and fapenia upo1 ire conIuu-il1n,
usierlaL. auf he means Of a~-r-stirF dres.
p G.. RIPLEY. Prssldanf.
THos. K RAC r.,
Hartford. JAY /. 1850. ssFetafy.
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aRHArEAs

Is Acres near Gtins LsntlnE. Chi5lt o5u1ty. Ark
ausas 800 acrss t-sieued four Years.
1880 Acres in DeSha ounty, ArEansaS 100 teaicned. Isl
20 euiuvatian, with 10 likely negroes, mules. etc.
500 Acrez 20 ArkEnsas river. rs miles below Little
Rack, well Improved 20 IN cultivation, with nins
E-grues.
e5 Acre. ~ miles from Aberdeen. on white riveri o.
IN culurstidn.
$40 Acres - miles fraa HaLsan. Arki 20 d~eadsned
Hmn in =-rH-nfHHH
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MrssIssIFFf AND TENsEssEE-Irsins ar
rive Al 1880 A. NJ. Depsr at2.0o p. ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-21


A SDERsov M Alsr,ndsr NrssA Aszanlsr Nrs S
AAierander Mu Adams Nm r. Allen MrE
Adsn hisJ Adair EIaH AAHu
AHlfoek Ms -Amsirrng Mi.sg
DARSETTMn Band MinJ H11ks Mails
Dhardeu Miss A Brnlah Ms c HI1fo MisELA
hNEEitl Mis- c BeTr- MmJ HflIuEhHm ~
byun Mr. CT brown MA 2 Asurks MilsE
Bone Kiss 81 Burhs Nia n Hurnsy Mia d !
blrgeit Ars IS Sur HuA Bu-hanau Em a
hurch hrsA Ber1h MAC
CARLETON Nrs Csmbris NrsH Carter Mss & 2
OCarrau NlnA caahanM Aa Csbie NIBE
ealpaay hu IA Clihsn NJ clurhmsa NJ
Coifman MrsV Craugsisf Mac 1870 a.
Colnsy MAX
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ODohsou MiaM uIckssl MissE
ELus Ms n EBs NHEE
EFRGUs0N Ns fraser MrsD Hsmnsr HaB
y Feid MisW Fusssi MlsAA F1rtAutE
Flrarad MnA
GROONIs MrsE Goodwin HuE GrassA
HARRIS Mu Haire Ms Hsirc No VI
1lHui-n NJ Hsnson hisL hfEh ST. NC
HanI NrssC Hsps Hr H-a NuER
Holmes Ms d. n Hasan MuM
TAsEs Mr. Lazy Jsyusr H-E P
KRAFrM Mss King MnAM Kas NrsEP
I AEGDON NiaL u MaFA La.s MuHJ
LLras 2rssA L1viu EuAe
A"HEhlHEEHEh Messenger us MAarfgFafLrT Kiss
VI M1L Miehel MissJ MIt-h-I EsMA
Michel MissF
NoBIL Kiss n Nartsn Mrs. Z n Ssli
Mru
O'BRIES EnE
DACLIN GrsF Parhzn Na s PaTwal kisFC
Philirz Mra Pollard MH1 Z Pul1et Mlss
ProTl1ce Mss
DEED MssPJ Reeves Mss u Rel-ey MrsD
IAa sser Erss
CHELrON Mra Saw Mrs. "a sru1gsat MrsJC
MuA Steward Ms 3 n slaahs1 MH-au2
Miss CL ssuufars MinA B1Iuuzn MIS- n
s4art Mr. s1z-awlck Ms . @kILEcr- GrsG
TTsON HiaC Tsrr-- MaJ -YlE Mra sarah C
L layl.r ETH
YEARLY NrM
ENEBSTER M WIb1urue Mu WaIaes Hrs 4
w Walker Mrs Warren MrsJ WEBSTER Mia b
MiHE WriEhf Hu Y Wllbaum MraH
Ahelan HUr u williams Ms sW waite Mu SA Z
TI=sn Ms WoTth1m Hrs So WLUusc1 HrsA Z
Wilson Mes W01ds1u Mu q
ATJCLrRE Mrs1McGiVsny MsJ H-E-ear Mona
VI M-chcs-ey 2EcSo1is Kiss 81
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No ~ GOOHR.

81 q " y q %
HERRICE's CELEBRATED CARPET swEEPERs.
Man-5s's tou5ie-ae'ion Er Whip.
Morris q Hewt1n's knife Claansr
Gaba Cagss Rcaslers.
Bay 5fats Appis Parsns.
Rodgers 3 Seas Kniis sharpszsz
Nssoa Esrow-to2 Fruit Jars.
Poasr a Bo4lno's Celsbratsd Jars.
Dead Pail Rat Traps.
At Ne. ais Main street.
suif INGaAHAN h LEEs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-21

MEssHs. DAVIS & McDADE-These TIC
gentlemen have associated themselves in the
cotton and general commission business al No.
80 Front Row. Mr.. Davis was well known 81
an active and reIisble business man during biz
connection with The firm OF Jones, Brown q
Co., and Mr. MeDads, late Of Pamela, Miss.
is not unknown to the business world. TheJ
VIII always be prepared to furnish plantation
supplies upon the best terms. Their plans Of
business are fully given in their card, il
zrrthsr rcl--rr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-21

The NATURAL EFFEcT or STREEr Rail-
WAIVE see it stated that on the new
streets in Chicago, 70 which the street rail-
ways extend, where Improvements were al d
staud-stll, new buildings Of noderste size and
cost are rapidly being erected The compile
ton Of the roads 70 these points had already
added to The vape Of real estate, and he de-
nand fer comfortable houses is and viii b.
constant Such viii undoubtedly be tie case
in Msmphis when our passeRge. railways are
completed.
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GAY0SO SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
CHARTERED By re
LEGISLATURE OF TENNESSEE.
CaPtfaI-"-....81O 600

AEONET received on deposit IN suns o. Pive Doliars
VI and upwards, on which interest e. the rate n sin
per cent per annum u paid Tor sums rsptriur 49,
monfhs OF longer.
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Bort Of Mlrmpbis.


u-Sfsanboofs naf so rot Advertise rH not Be
honcef IN fiis coiura-
H-Sfeazboaf Aarefisement must be paid for IA
afrdace. ~ All cAsEs
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MISSES. FoWLKEs s Co.-Messrs. FowIkes
& Co, the w~el-known cotton factors and
commission merchants, IN the Post Office
Block, are fully prepared 70 meet the require
msuts Of the approaching business season.
Their stock Of baEging and rope, groceries and
plantation suPPhesis large and has been care
fully selected Their large hre-proof cotton
shed il in good order for the reception Of cot
ton. Messrs. ? & Co are the agents, also,
for TIE sale Of The celebrated Taylor cotton gin.
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IAaE5
Lslv-s Memphis every TrssDtY -f1 Ersu-1
ms lsavpsv t-u-u-Es rs-v FtrrEDAT. abb
steamer Victoria,
T. a. NEW Eer
Leave Memphis every THURSDAY q So Es-
steamer Daniel Boone,
FRANK
Leaves M-mp-s ava-v sATrR1FT sf4p E Ea-1r1-
ma leaves v.-E-51rz every TUESDAY, alIcz
I'VE aarra -ss sa-slt 1rz-a--rr steam ~
i orr have been p.lrat permanently -r
ard VIII run th-1rrt1ut ne entire seae11 Ez-HarT %
re fra--irE rl-tr- taking ra--f ord ua=sHrHu ~
All points 11 the river between Aau1hl- and 1shur9
ll=5 r~eczirf11 through Tor raIzht nnt 1l-sa1- 1rl
.frkansas and White RIrr-s,
within To h1suts ri the El1s ~ Do Nal laEeu 81
made b. mis- Has win ne h-azlu- ssEz &RaL
road routes
Passengers Hound south
connect promptly Era EI-EH1r re-au-1u
AtEAPOLEOS-Tlh packets Cor Arlalsas l- Wl.ls
IsArSEg L-asBrSG-wrs saz-Llu-. za-
county ss1z respectively q D-sH B-llr- 1-t 1l-chia
A. vICEsBCRG-wln Rr H g. raEs s1s E-u
orleans Rel River Tzo5 a-t SIN FeT--- A- va
Vfcksbur-, Shreveport and Texas
Railroad.
paesrrra-a ~ sl.a IRE hrH-t THr-r. cUru=- a. as1rsr
LauIu1 z1f Napoleon H7 before fazr q Hsulphls
win reliable pseFat Lines -r Ca.-1 81 Tr-H suf L1li<
vile. with le Memphis sr0 CrarFTT Ra1-1af Ed ir
anra-frra with the Mrtra -rr orHH G4rua
Through Tickets
Ara zEl tr fHl- lire over re -rrH-H s-raUraf ara
rsT--af fines -hara snaEar -HHl prices arlza srr a
masa-laT aavlnE Or ire traveller. uE rF--uF -rs fll1la
|nfuc-ueut Of a saving ~ tine su. maHsy
Zine between Memphis ard Eaur.-r- &c EllE-r-ra
anf NanoIeou-eC Hc-r7. Between Memphis bel Fr.a-
H7---to h1rrs
For farther inf-rn1-nn sg7ly on bard ~ ~ s=z
p h, J.
s8 MLr r
g. r. sH0cE Aa-sri=rs Arsa- 2
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WOODEN nd WILLOW WARE,

SI5 Main Sfr0d.
WE have DOW o. hani. and are prepared o. furnish
w WHOLESALE BUYERS,
60 very low -siccs.
I16 ddzrn painted Pals
% nests painted Tubz5
IS nests rcd and white Celsr ruhE,
100 nests Sugar Buckets
% t11eu red Gear Paiisi
50 boxes headed Cl0thes Pins
- b1zes Rolling Pins
81 f1lan shoe Brushes
% d1zen S0rul Brushes;
IS daIru Faucg nr1ru-s
L. g d1ren Whisk Brocuss
~ nests German MARKET Rsss-ts,
8 nests c1mmln Market Baskets;
IS nests Cocoa Diupers.
] 1n af'itl1n % this our sfori 90 Variety Glsis Be- very
large. tyIsl INGRAHAM n LEEs.
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MErPHrs AMI OHIo-Trains arrive at 1880
n. and $50 p. 81. Depart at $50 A. I'd. and
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Arrivals and Departures % Trains.
WrsP.us AND CHAELEsroE-rrains arrive
At $50 ~. and $50 p. n Depart 81 LAD
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raas p,llasns ~ a.lase
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T. r.
Leave Mrm1t-s every THURSDAY 10 O. 81 Re
turninr. leaves IeEs5-- svay MONDAY s-H
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STATE OF TENNESSEE cO-VrRoLLER's OFFICE.
NAEHvILLE. aur. I. 1864. (
Thisis % certify thst As Aetaa Insurance Conptny. "
Gated a. Hartford IN ne 6tata o. ConnecLcui, has om-
piled vita all ne Requirements o. an ~ passed By ~
General Asaembly e. ne State q Tennessee. 10 March.
1855. entitled Al A1 = regulate the sEenrieaof InEa-
rs1oe Companies not inourporatsdb BY The State o. Teunes-
-. " and thatJ s. Cha1Eick II TIE legally authorirAi
I agent OF sais Company In ne town u Msmphis. STATE q
Tennessee. JTDCSLAP. Controller.
Ruces lsued IN ne aboTs ola md reliable Company
90 liberal te-ud BY J. z CHADWICK. Agent.
aurId Rank B1ldlnr- Maan street
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Y B.-rhe above rat.= are The vhoissals prices @
s1un1 and Unreasonable 4-rtieiesi uhsn ne sale D. BY
r-fsl, sfiltiunsl p-icos viii e required; 10 interior. q
praparflunrfa dlsruuf uusf D. made On al Instance
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT
HARTFORD CouSTT. HaruorL Aug. Z 80.
Perta1anlly appeared before ne. HENRY FcWLER
J1roc q TOE Peaca, day qualified % ldmlnister ozhs
&c Ripley President md Tkamas < nracs, r., SEC
rstary, and made solemn cath Inst the i1rsElinE stafsmeu
ofthe asset and coudluon o. the Aetna Insuruno- On
paly atrue. FOWLER
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LEASES FOR SALE.

6 years lease On H5uss on Unlon street. win g room
and out buildings.
gONR0 STREET
10 years Vase ol Doubie Tensment via 6 rooms
double kitchen and cislem.
70 years lease on Double Tenement with 8 rooms
kitchens a1d c-ist9rls.
z years lesss 90 single Tenement with tEg rooms
kitchen and cIsfegu.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-09-28
Copper Steam Sugar. Train,
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN!

HAVE inmy Work Shop three new Copper
4 Evaperating Pans with Copper Worms in each,
Copper CURLING and Troughs, with Brass syrup
supply Cock, l n Brass Steam Cock in each, and
8 inch Discharge Cocks in each with 8 inch Brass
Wash Valves and Copper Syrup and Iron Con-
dense Pipe and Condensors, all complete for the
sum OF Eighteen Hundred Dollars 1880 00.)
Theyar the same in every particular as those
nov in use on Plantations of S. 0. Nelson Esq., of
st. Marys, Gen. Il. G. Camp of Iberyille, and
others; they will make from ! 8 to 20 Hogsheads
of Sugar every "a hours; are made Of best mate
rial and manner of Workmanship and will be fully
guaranteed,
Gag Please address
DANIEL EDWARDS,
= $50, 80 New Levee New Orleans.
Aug. II, 1S5S-3m
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p Il TENT .LiUBRICAT0R,
and every variety ofBrass or Copper Work.
Repairing done on Engines, Boilers, Saw Mills,
Grist Mills, Cotton Gins, Sugar Mills, and every
yarietyYof Cast, Wrought Iron, and Brass Work.
Old Cylinders bored and made as good as new
We will also furnish the celebrated
-Metahc Packimg,
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tg The official for Governor Of Tenpesses
vas; For Harris, Democrat, 1885; Netherlana
Opposition ss, 400. Hasrie's majority, s.i0s.
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prnftssiu1al Car05.

N u T I @ Il
MERCER CANFIELD, ATTORNEY AND Couxszi-
f OR AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC, will practice
lil his profession In this and the adjoining Pa.
FISHES. Office on second street, opposite Court
Yard Square, ore door below McCloskey's store.
Office at Alexandria, La. apl3
L. 0RsBoRN ". p supopsp1pp
,.Ls.s.i>f tt !
sbrsDorn &c shropshire,
iorleys NH Couns eiloYs at Law,
w LII practice their profession in this and the
" adjoining Parishes.
Odce IN Alexandria, next Door to the Post
Vihce' misty.
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Castor Sp1ins,.s., ]

Castor Springs, =
20 MILES WEST OF COLUMBIA.
CAT4HOULA PARISH, LOUISIAN.4.
m RS ANDERSON & son respectfully
HI announce to their numerous friends ENxA
IH ard all other seekers of sssAA
Health, Pleasure aud Recreation ~ ss3
that they have newly fitted up their establishment
at the Castor Springs and are prepared to
otter better accommodations than ever to those who
feel disposed to pay them visit. The water pos
sesses the very finest medical properties as many
heretofore afflicted with Dyspepsia, Rheumatism,
Jaundice, and other functional and organic dis
eases can testify s. 4 33ss 4 sfs
The SPRINGS are situated in a pleasant, health
fMl, Pine Valley region, with an abundance Of
CI ana O. and every facility viii be afforded
to chase and kid the silver footed deer.
The roads are good from almost any point
North Jonth, East Or West. 81
There are Bath-E4ouses provided tortoise who
desire 10 test the efficacy OF .the water by bathing.
ana fhose VINO desire annsements viii le furnished
with S4LL ROOMS, FAIL d LLEIas, &c. n
Tie preprictors are distinguished for their ,ln.-
Heared attention 10 the happiness and comfort Of
their guests, and their csrge are more moderate
than most places Of similar resort
June Sth, ls5e.-6ln
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-09-28
LAW PARTNER SHIP.

WV: 3. LEWIS. JNo G. LEWIS. EDWARD r. LEWIS
iYlHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be.
L tween Messrs. W. B. 4 ). g. Lewis, is this day
dissolved, and new one substituted therefor be.
tween slessrs. WsB., J. c. 4 E. 7. Lewis, who
viii paotce their profession in the parishes of RAJ
pides, Avoyelles, Natchitoches and Catah0ula,
One OF them will always be found at their Office in
Alexandria. Feb IS '59-ly
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-15
DIP. H. RECORD.
PLRIs, January. 1851.

Psrs,,a wholesale And Retail, By WILLIAM FIsKE
No q superior street Cleveland who viii supply the
Annie de Femme At the PTopristors prlces-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-15

LIGHT HOUSE STREET BRIDeE.-This new
structure is being rapidly pushed forward to COM
pletion under The superintendent of those well
known, skillful and experienced Bridge builders,
the Messrs- Thatcher, BUT & Co, who have CON
tracted with the City TO build this bridge forthwith
Considerable Of the frame work is nearly ready to
be placed on the foundation. The stone pier or
central foundation on which the bridge is to rest
and reVOlve received the top course of stone last
month"; iron fixtures, &c, are placed thereon, and
in all probability by the fore part or the middle of
next April the entire bridge will be ready for the
accommodation of teams and pedestrians, which
cannot fail to prove Of incalcnlable value to the
property owners on both sides of the river, partc
ulariy those in West Cleveland, ship.builders lum-
bermen and others. We understand that one of
the Lake Superior line of steamboats, and propeI-
lers will have stopping depot short distance
west of the Erie warehouse to discharge and take
on freight But as yet, it is difficult to imagine the
numerous advantages and benefits to be derived
from this much needed structure More in rels.
ton to said improvements after the finishing
touches are put on.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-15

MARIA WELLs-I wish to say few words rela-
tive to the probability "thst petition will be cir
culated for pardon" l was anxious to see her
saved from the disgrace of going to the peniten-
tiary; but, apart from the stigma which attaches
to that mode of punishment, it is in the judgment
of her best friends considered that it will be bene
fetal They are satisfied that she is not now fit to
be left to herself A year of such mild discipline
as she viii be subjected to in the pententisry may
and they trust iOiA, work great improvement in
her character. OF her guilt no doubt can be en-
tertaiRed; as to the propriety Of the prosecution
there can be no question: her conviction was just,
and her sentence lenient. But guilty as she is,
she. nevertheless, deserves our pity. What might
not many Of her age-sixteen-in our own fair
city, who are the inmates of happy homes, the
comforts of their parents, and ornaments to soci-
ety-what might they not be now, had they, like
this poor wanderer, been left orphans in infancy
and passed the ordeal of ''street education" in
New York; Think of this, ye favored daughters
of Cleveland! and drop tear of sympathy over
poor Maria Wellsl ]. B. G.