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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-24


DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERsfHIP.
IN October Ia sold ny interest in the busiies q H.
II Haynes Co., 10 ny partner, Mr.. r. J. Lyies and ag
Ebe to the terms Of the sale remain with hn Until ne
lst Of March from hsttme. He viii continue he 11sn an
He alone s aufhoTze 70 tzsre o.
the Arm thankful 70 ny friends for the liberal patsonAs
received -.
mh22-h H. u, HAYNES.
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TASH PAID for Bacon Lard, Wheat, Fruits, Corp
Oats, and all kinds OF Western produce at No 10 Broa
strset, Nashville, Tsnni IRWIN CO
e iSn9 dtE&W II
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CRUTCHER & co.

kSiecessor 10 LEM r. Shieidsl
Auction and Commission Merchants
and General Agents,
NO A. PJBLTC SQUARE, NASHFTLLE, TENNESSEE
EAYING succeeded B. F. Shields the Auction and Com.
mis- ion business, would respectfully inform the public
iL is intention 10 do strictly AuCt!on Commission
business and il soliciting parona and any
All descpcas OF goods and merchandise we promise o
pu forth untrng endeavoring to make to the
interest friends and the public generally place their
busine n hands. CRUTtIIER e. co.
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A0-
LELLYETT a, SMITH.
NOS. 10 AND I2 U7H 1tARKET STREET,
Importers Of and Dealers in
Fine BFanSiieS and Wines. RhiskyS,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
Fresh Arrivals.
KEN WE beg leave 10 cali attention OF our c-F%Pz
49, asd we'll selected stock Of the above ariess
just received, embracing in part;
Brandies.
0trd, DaPuy, very fine; United society PrOprietOrsi
With many other brands.
Glarst, Csyery grade) sIadeira;
Old Sherry; Pure Imp. Malaga
Adam No l Tenn; Hannah;
Lilly Dale do B + Potter;
Richardson; JW North;
Beverly Peaches and Cream Twist
Johns Twist; Silver Flake;
Rough and Ready; Gold Lump;
Silver Roll; LanghOrne q Armsead;
claiborne 4 Taliafero; Pine Apple;
Cigurs.
Columoai Imported Londres;
Estrela Prnerai La SalyadoIa;
Cintro de Groin; Imported soiace;
;.5S S5ss sslr rne 4: E5ss5:. :s:3' Es:.5:
Ia 5uiza, 90 La HigEera
Embracing every grade;
EXCLUSIVELY WHOLESALE.
d OU GLA S & co.
HUGH DOUGLAS, AuGEsTUs W. sOUTHwORTH
BYRD DOUGLAS, Il. YEATMAN,
VIM sOUTWoR-H, GEORGE H.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Foreign 81 Domestic DryGOOds,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
HATS, CAPS, BoNNETs, BOOTS SHOES, BROGANs,
CARPETENGS,
WRAPPING & WRITING PAPER, UMBRELLAS,
ETC, ETC,
Me- So Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.
NHTE stocking up each department establishment
w and friends dealers Wholesale that
prices and terms most reasonable
We brilliant and attractive than
offer to the trade.
febI9-dSm. DOUGLAS & CO.
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Tennessee and Alaaama Railroad.
r-==s--zzzs7 4==s-=s EssfesRzy ssszrasS-zsY s,lTI
sS55sa55 setsSS5.tt.,s E555557 s557--7S5 gss:<H
OPEN TO DUCK RIVER.
an and after Wednesday, April 9oh, ls59 the Trains will
y follows:
Going South.
Wiieave Nashville 30 Morning. and $50 in the Evening
Arrive al Duck River 10 " G;30 3"
Going Forth.
Will leave Duck River Gas the Morning and 3l5 in the Even
Arrive at Nashville 20 GO
Only hc Morning Train wil run n Sunday.
The Trains River WifUeuect Stages and omR
bus Columbia, Pulaski, Wsynsboro' and Florence.
apl2-dl. W. o y. PEkKIH5, Superintendent.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO
e 81 s. $50
RAILROAD.
GPeat National ROy1te.

Great National ROElte.
THVFRWINATEs AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore the East aud Wheeling, BenEood a1d ParE-
eTsourg the West at which places uites with Railroads.
Steamers, &C, for and from all points IN The
West, SOuth-yvcst and NOrth-Tvest.
Fare York aud Boston ONE DOLLAR less than via any
other route.
A. Ne
Direct connect aOns made by these trains
For all the Eastern Cities.
This Is the ONLY route TO Washington City.
Passengers by this Route visit Baltimore, Philadelphia,
NeN York ani Boston, the cost Of ticket TO Boston alone by
stler lines
Through Tickets to the Eastern cities be procured via
WaShington city at an additional charge Of 81 90.
Quck time and sure connections.
iqUire Cor tickets the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at any
the principal Raiiroad OGiceS in the West.
T. r RCLLER, Geni Western Agent
T. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent.
". P Smith, Master Transportation. tapI4.
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LII MI RER
RAILROAD OMNIBUS LINE.

nMSIBUSES will leave the various Hoe half an hour be
Y y fore starting time for the different Railroads.
Orders left at Office Of the Commercial HOTEL at theSta
e Market below the Square will attention.
decI7-u c. W. KENNEDY, Agent.
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tlenoer Stier, uno Bel 0ott, man nub tbnt aus
benz We9e 9eben, menn man ni4t pcn eInen
6Grnern ourdbobrt tDeroeu mill llnO Oas tpdre
bod in Der 2bat feln rubmwlroi9er Soo!
Gin lelIe8 RIcpfen au bet Gbir marb bora
bar. Der Sai l9raf 5uIaumen, uno wanote
leInen tlanlmeuben Slid nlh Der 3bHr bin.
0erein! rief er init 9ebeterlher StimnIe.
Ole Sbiir 0ffuete lid loiOrt uno Gcnitant erf
idten III perlelben s..Isa
Ser5elbun9, Sire, la9te er, aber e8 1T nod
10 Irlb, uno Die eieuIttbneloeu Slmnlerberlen
lino nod niht i'm 8crlaal. &c
9fun, mas Siebt'8 J? Ira3te Aapplecu un9e
ouloi8. Obue llmI6peife, mas GIBBS? !?
Stre, DerT Serr 0erSog BON Galore it 10
ebeu bon Wen auoelangt, uuD batet um ene
AuDien5.
2aB lbn eintreteu, ioSleId, rief Der Saiier, II.
er elite iel6lt na6 Der Gbur bin. pOa un9eDul.
bigger 6alt ben Uiiniter gu enpfapSen
@bampa9nb trat eln, elp| 9roBe, NIT Paptea
ren an9eflllte Wappe unite Dem grnle traseno.
9tan, Gblmpa9np, Ira3 Der Saiier ralb IL.
urrub9 mas fabrt Sic 10 frlb bieber ? lSas
ESbt's ? QBa8 baben Sie Diele Jtabt senla9t ?
Slre> laste @bampaSnp Selallen, Sire, Den
6rieoen babe i4 9emadt! o4
g8a6, ben 6rieOen ? rief 0tapOleon,r iibe
oeiieu 4ntlis, pie Elm eriter MOrSeultrabl, Elm
01Aeln nobm 9litt. Den TrieOen ? limo Der
2ractat 1T l4cn Se3eIAuet
Sa, Sus, er lit Se5ei9net, uno iA brir,Se
ibn Sw. Waieltat
SaUn unter5eiAnet? aber mie baben Gie
oa5 an9efan9eu 2
Sire, icbalO id 9eltern AbenO mieOer in
g8ien an9elau9t war, lteB iA ben 6irten 2iA
tenlten uno ben @5raien 8ubna gu mir bitten.
unO ldlcB mid init ibneu Elm. ySr Debattir.
ten lanse uno letbaft, oOer iG ab, DAB ple bers
rem 8euoumaGti9ten neue Orore pom aaller
beIaBen uno OlB lie Befebl erbaltel Datten, ben
6riecen ub5uidlieBen. SD entrib bnen WiQi,
puen um DfilIcnen um eu llbr III Ger JtaAt
bate id idou bic ucn @p. Aialeltat belobleneu
flint nnp lieben5ia UtiuiOnen, aber lA Jap, Dab
ib nod welter 9ebeu fGnnte, uno 10y 9tpS wel-
ter! llm owet ll1r 9tahtS bate ib ilnen cine
&rte95 Contribution apn flint nnD u1t5lB Utll
llcnen erpreBt, uno bamit be9nii9te lb ullD,
t6prlebulg tpI8t.l
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Napoleon bate eIne lAlaflCle Ha4t 3usee
bradt. Da5 B!lo pieIe8 blelben Sanalin0s
nit pem be8eiltelten Anselid9t, nit benl l9wdr
merIdeu Blif, nit Deai lanIten 2d1eln aut cen
9ippen, bic Den SorIaB elner Utorbtbat betann.
| ten, uno eS befla9ten, paB piele Wiorotbat min.
slidt lei, oieies Bib tano iuInler nod, Dor iet
ner Seee, uno belt ieoen SAlaf ron leinenl
2a9er fern
Der Iag ndu1nlerte faun, al5 Der Safer,
bleider uup 5oulterer ais iOnlt nod, lid erbob
unp lid ron pen berbelgerulenen &ammeroies
nern anfleipen lte6. Die ibu prdientirte @bo.
colaoe, lein 9ewObnlide8 6rlbltld, berIbrte er
faum nit Den 2ippen, unO IAcb lie Dann IN.
will9 BEL Seite.
Sbne letnen Sammerplenern, pte er Ionlt Su
tbun pfle9te, Elm freunplihe6 Wort, einen 9litis
gen Bid gu 9Snnen, oerlieB Der Saiier lein
Sdlaf5immer, unO beSab iid1 in lein Cabinet
@S war nod 10 ounfel, DaB man Die 2Ater
bes Srpnleuhters, unD Die @anUelaber, bic auf
benz Samin ltanSen, bate an5unoen mii1Ien; !;
i'm Sanlin looerte Elm bellies 6euer, ater oas
.3immer mar nod ntAt erwdrmt, uno Der &at.
fer frOr.
Sin toltes, unan9euebmeS 2anb, oieles
Deutl4lano, rief Der Sailer, III ltA erldauerno,
unb lif an oeln Saminieuer Die 6uBe warmeno.
QBir baben beute erlt Die 9alfte Oss Sttober,
aber lApn 1T eS talt pte mltten tm lSinter, uuo
bic SOune blllt lid9 AUDI i4pn in pen Sdaf.
pel3, Den gang Deutldlano iiber Die Sbren
5ieht! lSabrbaftls etn unan9enebmes 2ano,
Dieles Deutldlano, t9 wcllt', i4 tSnnte ibm erlf
ben 0liiden tebren, uno oieIen Griumern unD
6anatitern Galet laoen. Wenn lOlb Elm pbless
nlatildss, lanslam fenfenoes, taltblatiseS 0olf
erlt feline SmasinatiOn erbist nno ftd CUR Sets
benldaft aufltodelt, oann 1T eS fiir9terlib,
oenn es 9leidat ioann benz wlloen Stier in Der
Areua, ben Elm rOtbes &ud 5ur bSGlten Wutb
auffu9elt. DeutldlanD 1T iest elm FOLDER nil.
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@ptel c5e0eIS

sSsaSssA SyUleI NSe9elY
Z ssa yec. AZ Sarclapitr., Yaep gcrt
SN kMNA DaTeIbs TT S6ai8 meu unb ouf beutfdem
49, - 5use eneertAtet unb NIT auen nacberneu
SequemltWeen verfeben. IS Itest m Centrum SIS q e.
f@dftsSterteIs apif@en Der 5ptUfen- s srrp . uni
gttp- 8 all. 9 Grf In Der NGbe Der QanbunaspI6ht
her @urpp den unb Dub fpn 81 ser. $ amy
bDOte ipp nnmeltar ben tn bic Dbere Stapt fibren-
ben @tfenbabn' unb Dm tb us. Qtnteu unb TT
eeseab tpwppl FUR @e9ds. ais neutrality-suspicious. be-
ipnbGrs eeslgnet. QBtIbeIm WltspaaeI,
Ot396mt Snccenpr cpn &. Se9el.
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0efhdft8bii@cr, 9yapicrs tlno
@tbret OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Samuel E. Turner, $50. 3 SarsgbarlesIfr
bait befdnts I'm gDrrat en sruses Eager pom Wapter
5&tebmateralttn Sb6fS- unb Gontp. Badern. SIN fet.
Eager bFntet t6 tnldubf6es unb npDrtirs G6re6.
une 8rtspapier Sun allen nOslt6en Sprten unb abrn.
@pten pa ptef ltniirt unb peiB IN grp6er Nuswabl.
8rtet.G GpuDertf alee Sprten. I ID
@Grebmaterialsn alter Nr r Offfs u. YrtUatsebraud
StabIfssern, 8eberbutter, Ste8etIaf, OB-
Iaten, BIetfifte unb @ri ffeI, Ttmt enfGfIer &C..
Eimte sum retben unp fur Gppterpreffem,
BON ben beftn 5dbrttsn, 6 &ppterpreffen, VprtRfps
ItGS, 9Drtem Dnna &c. &c. t 4fa
SDpe stn arpBss 3a8er BON pddpapter, SpteIfar-
ten, arufer. Ssprbeu &c. az ben biGtgfen ptttIen.
5dnbler unb Druder benz Qanbe werben eS in brem
SntersRe fnben BET mir SprSuIpre&tn. Sebrt7il
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S5emtOen!
Sm @rpbep
RIetnpertauf.
Winchester g. Co.,
157 BaltimcreffraEe,
Ienn be aumerifamiet bes YutIftams aaf br GHssess
nees Eager BON
Semben.
5anbf6ubeu,
- unh
s1 aa ah 9pfens
Spdem,
ll-t @raDatten
~6aIsbtnben,
Eaf@eRtGGer,
5Vftntr&eIer &c.
Maasfar 6embengenpmmeH
'"s"' unb
r 6emben auf BefeIIunG anaefertfof
bur arDee 0prtbsIe weIs MIR bm Gtnauf bSben fnb r
TIM Stanbeunb fef entf@lpffen 's ~
btlltg 3u pertaufen.
Rz- 0Dr perpstien beiCnbers auf unftre
mt91mt Semben gu ST. SO per @tids
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SeElreut,er'N Npfel ]

&c. OrteorI3iltr. Np. 19, neben SoNettelfr.
Ntenee unS &Dfsdneer nbn an Ubisem pUlfdnbta stas
ssrt@teten 9lase bic bts IuFnabme quite ebanSmae
s Der S@ente ebt Se bef AuswaOt @etr6nte unb s
seer Snot ees Eases faHn na Rerte gepest perDe
Das 3ste 1T onf cas- 6squenae etnSerst lsst Nt,
tspnttte Der tabt taan ba9r beOnOers Ausw6r8en TO-
pte pttr Inidbtsen befens eapfDbleu wereen.
%senes tnoen gu jfser 5taRbe OeS 9iaats Gintrftt,
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155A Sta9 Sole Stag SalIe
-a=a-1 IN Sanpper> nabe Prattltr.,
nenPnifher het,4 6hmnnnr,,4nrfk

nnter Neltm9 bon Scbn Beter.
unS eem DubItium tn, NGeemetasn bic o''""''"
am Mablt'n Wputas ben 10. Sanuar
Marnoenee sDeersOhnan9 bieier tefannn unb beebten
nsrsr @tar9nq, sRr, eFdaissn eantnts III brneen unr
IghsGe w G mn per HeoerScngnns 6ab b Gag Sans
seaete Spten nnS @r6nfe l9assrbier gDein nb aouSr
saed perpOrra6eneen Namen nter ben gErtbafn Bali>
tnGre's ctirfrben Mirp.
SeOnbers fu6 bte ser nntre@ase bnrauf aufmsrfTant
mads Deb mt aesn BITE rDnt 6eS 6duIeS burf etlerne
attgs bsrDnert it, pneern baB befpnets Der arpsarte
nne tdpDn eineer6te @arrSpm, nit etner SUrtrefIihes
Aner nn6 SpetfeSar iDUe bic bpben unb beautrep
Uerln fur Clubs @eretne unb Scr rennb-
gum sdn5e etnlobenoe Sao bic Stag 5aGe su Ct
nsm per erten 9ldBs r @rbOIung nterbala6 nb gsIel
GEM WtrsnIger IN Baltimore MAIDEN merben
Sn Der 5onung rce biefsrbdb bic Stag 5due SDrt rk-
um NIT redt snblreasm Belue behrt wsrbe tmpebIt e
etmelben tObahta anssppa
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snmnauuuss, ober Obrens groumeIu,

paEsnb fir tpes @3et unb Qtsr einasfsst tn lnutsn.
Dr tee bat etn.neues Sluteum enbedt pel&es BEN
nbans Oes Meers b Septraft bes NuBeS eOe tsrfeGt.
Or. 8aatee fann taufenb 8eueniR nes pUfCmmenen sr
pl9e5 tetn 8urren beS rsbs, alter 9ef6wre unb Cite.
funsn, 8tfea, @aUafsn unb 9suIen ber @rt OBae Nn-
penbans oss 9tehsrs UUr8sn Ghr bic 8etanblnns Der
beres Encouragement ppr 6a bel6en nen bednbteen 0atb
un6 fstns ipestsle Antmet tlamtett erforbern 54s
DR. Bnatee 1T ener Der eei@tdtefen unb berl0mtehen
st benben aerate anb @btrureen unb n uf fd tn eber
test Der gDslt anerannt 4us pr. 8aae abrefIrtea
Sriefe jbeRn 10 &ts beteeipen nb) iefpeter Gnts
ernuae, wslbe BITE 8Aaenbet Der Sranttet ane.
ben wer5e prpmpt tantwpret unb pe Datenen mttteIf
gprresppuoeR3ea ~ fenfret bebanOet '"@
Sprehffunben ~ 9nH 6
sUu ltNt Wiprsens Bic lIpr 3a6mtttass. Ia
Or. ndtee
~. Sip. "a 3ertn6tonff Spti6en gharleS> v. 2bertp
5Ilt13,i Baltimore, Wb.
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Die SpeperS'icbe 30ipcubraiercis

Sffice: 9tC. 257 Sowerp, g1. q.
Die AufnltrfIamtttt son gDtrben un6 gcnIamentcn
e18erbr mich auf HE unnfebnce Nn1Iys unfereS es.
btsreS 9esehtt, peie n oem wpObefIIa-
len anGlptidteu &bettGr, geaat ourbe Der beIbfbtt
8ped IT, nit Gaen pe unrersletAliGe 9Uraalthtett tn
Nenpen uno Weiun6be beeS Bieres III seiNen 10 t9esx
Gisiafaas sa BERNSTEIN baB tue natbfiesn 3uttntensoa
9art AIalt @erbeOH &C. ,e ju brmelDsn senummen pre
eea nm Nsm Stsu etnen trusertiGeR Slant Su eebta.
Su unerer Brduerst merDen lte fetnfen 2uaIttdu
Ron Serls (SUn nns ieIbf semasD umo Sepfen pede tn
ben Seren3sn StaattE Canada pbr @RDpa sn baben uh
8ebrau6t.
m M naIpft s."
3udcrfef 1-f3
Stdrte 8IebOd arcmafdsr Dsetabtfaer Grtrast 5-93
gDetn 1ns &obieHf6Are 1as) Asa
SDafer 1855
Jm 0dnteH 10000
NaG psrfGnGer @tnt9t BIN t@ 3u 6es uebereuauua ae.
Ommsn eas bieies Spep rs'iGe 2aBerbsr mad neuen
wen@a t6sn SIunoasen eebraut TT unb cab srOee Sprg-
dlt tn Der Nusplbl Der belfeL QudGten @ere unh
30ren ahgewanet wnrbe SbtG Analpfs purne BON Nua-
dten 9agerbief, weG tn mner Ieeenwar perI6teDe-
5dern IN Oen eaern brQ6menbrautret genpmmn rurs
psn eema3t Mnb bic beaste Anapas bean6s pte Quaa,
uno Wetnbe Res Ssres, wei6ss nur aGein Wpa unh
pDpn 8ebraut Srr0en IT, Als Elm biGtettes Wetrin unA
tn ptelsn Saaen ais Elm ma9erf6reneeS err1enpes
tDni&e bat eees Bier Stpn a8estb uub SerSt b nee.
metae @mpftblNn9. SameS M. Wilton, W. D.
Sebrl% 3mt @hemth.
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H4-kE IS ct 9
SAs Observation-Disclosures.
GGe bon Baltinioreltr. u. :srantltn Npobs
SO sSe sem oersertsn pubisum erGebenff an bGet&Ie
rbtesn DIaBe, netnen
Us inter Salon
sspuem etnser9te tsb unb mad pie ausse,etans
Bed lhe Qaserbter rerSopfe.
9g- Wnd 2nn8rtse fOnnen IT'D Set mir ereutfen bd tts
mer frtf4e fatte Spgjen Dcrr6tb8 bate.
3u abreihem 8elude Ia bet etnl
Ncp226Ah WBfIfhn SIP ewsr
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GintOn's sODfef.

6apeteltr., Smtden @ube unb SOllibablfruBe.
Baltimore.
Q[Fe Sstnte aub 8Das6assr fnsen quite Iutratme un6
bic bsae Bebtenuaa }I',s Son. II
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0ts tasat4s ;, @aItimGres gDs6tr" srissstaa
tpsn gtcr8ta unit AWsnabme bes GUnntoesj uni
tsFes Gents per gDp&e, On bic 9rdser tabISae,
Der ,gDtdet" ptrb e6eufaus In DalbiaatUn unb
Dtseltn9 tastt@ bnr8 &sdesr ben 4b9anentsn
las pauS SeiVret.
0ur9 bic POT ptrieueIt tpfet Der tde!Ge ,,g3eder
$3.50 per SGbr tn unbsbtn9ter 8Drausbes
luna.
ss~ 0as u cid enbGatt Dss 9alttmert Wedes
r}Astutiebeu Srettas unosiOfet tdtrld 81 In unbs.
AtlGter SOrGUsbeSobIuHG.
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EeExnaa
Che daily BAL rIMORE WEKCER MS
svsry morning (eKcept Sunday and is deIivorss
Carriers to City Subscribers at Cts. per week.
The WECKER is also delivered in the Cities
~asnlngton and Wheeling daily by Carriers.
Prdcefor Mail Subscribers of the daily WEOEER
sg- The weekly BALTIMORE WICKER ID nubIta
months In advance, U "a PSF
ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable terms
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ST.. S0ofee

ale Granfbetten nnentgel6lt6.
Dr. 8aafee wtrb beonSere GufmertiGmfsIt aaf
ruae graune, SnFuens &abma 9ufrSbrenen3inbuns un6
anbere 2ufr6breH- unS 9uneenlbeI. Ge9dlS wtrb NIT
aaua beICnberen 5le6e ae 6aubel bebanben, ais 6Ift
web Scrgpseln Mbeumasmus, (gisi8en wte .drnnl6sn0
9eural8is, SGlasfus, @pepie (5amgrrbptbeu gDlbene
Mberu NIB dle 9lrl Wa6enibe Qebrbe rerpen uIb Rrdf
beiten @eb6rme; besseden ale &rDn@n &rantbeten
Ser @ebdrme OesaletAen aGe 6rDntGen arantbten bes
uebltden (SelAleGtes. SSmsbeDnbere wbme ben ~
sen. nnb Obrsu-uebeln feine aufmertfnmtett II. bait
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The Sufferers.
APPEAL TO TILE PUBLIC.


The late terrible conagraons which have occurred in the
Third and Fourth Districts and the which they have
brought large class of inhabitants ae too fresh in
the minds Of every to need repetition appeal to the
public.
The Mayor in his last message officially
than twenty squares in the Fourth District
in the Third District have reduced ashes The
value of the real 600 besides $685.
600 in furniture Stocks effects Since the message
of the Mayor smother conagao in the Fourth District has
occurred swelling considerably the estimate of losses
Although the Chief Magistrate recommended the Common
Council in highly praewohy the appropriation of
reasonable amount which suggestion has doubtless met the
prova Of both boards body, present
ciy finance will scarcely permit of appropriation equal
the emergency. -.-4.u
Il has been asccraned that than hundred of the
families whose dwellings have been down, in
sured at all the insurance companies in having
fused risks of the necessarily crowded condition of
the occupants of the houses making such application.
1t is just this class Of people, who living from hand TO
these humble dwellings, who lost thing barely
escaping with their lives from the raging elements whose
dition has prompted this appeal
To these unvuna,e whose energies have been
lyzed by despair, help YOURSELF would show total
quainanee with the human faculties
There people whose generosity proverba than
the citizens of New Orleans who have failed promptly
answer calls made their neyoence when assured that
real distress existed class of the community.
The misery existing being
such character that but ymputhze with the distressed
the undersigned Executive Committee appeal the public of
New Orleans 10 come forward and lend helping hand
Lists of subscriptions will be presented house house.
and the donations Of the well the rich will
with equal gratitude
The committee wishes to be understood perfectly that though
the initiative taken by German citizens distinction
of nationality will be made in the distribution donations
ccved.
Real charity inquire from whence the needy
but what will be necessary comfort him.
Every person acquainted with sufferers by the late eonaga
tons will confer favor the committee by handing
names and present abodes
In conclusion the committee wish call the attention
public the fact that the winter nearly
therefore assistance should be prompt May
be said that in New Orleans innocent fellow died
and starvation.
Executive Committee:
H." c. MATHES, President.
H. FRANkO,
c. MANNER,
H. GOLDMAN, Secretary.
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Ninth .43s1stres.sa1.y
e-or THE =
sCREWMEN'S BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION

sCREwMEN'S BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.
The members of the screwmens Benevolent Association
hereby notified that the NINTH ANNIVERSARY will take
place FRIDAY NEXT. the 18th inst.
The members will assemble their Hail. Crossman
and Leyee streets O'Clock A. NJ FRIDAY the 18th in
slant fully equipped when the procession will formed in the
following order:
Programme.
HENRY BIER, Grand Marshal.
Samuel g. Risk, Joseph swlege, Warren Pratt Thomas
Byrnes Alexander sillers.
Union Jack, supported by three Members.
The Orator Of the Day, J. N. Dirrhammer. Esq.
Music. ..
Officers of the Association.
Banner.
Members of the Association
American Flag
Musc-,Iourdan's Band
Members of the Association.
Music
American Flag.
Members of the Association
The procession will precisely 90 o'clock A. NJ and
the evee Engen street. down Enchen street
to Greatmen street Grea,men Elysan Fields. up
Elyan Fields to Morcau Moreau Royal up Royal
Charles the Phoenix House. where refreshments be had
after which, the procession will REFORM and proceed through
Commercial Alley to Camp street. Poydas, up Poydas
Magazine Magazine to Julia down Julia Camp up Camp
and Pytana to Felicity Road Felicity Road Magazine
up Magazine to ST. Andrew ST. Andrew 10 Tchoupouas,
down Tchsupouo to St Joseph down ST. Joseph Caronde
let down Carcndeet TO Poydas up Poydas Charles up
ST. Charles to Lafayette Square, through Square 10 the
Odd Fellows Hall, where the Grafton will be delivered
After which, the procession will again and proceed up
Lafayette street 10 Magazine down Magazine Common up
Common Tchoupiouas down Tchouptoulas to the evee
down the Levee to the Hail. when the procession will
missed.
The Odd Fellows Hall will be opened ocock and seats
reserved for the public.
Members requested to be puncua the procession will
positively move at the hour appointed BY order
HENRY BIER,
Grand shai
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Table and Piano Covers.

We have choice these goods, of English,
French and German manufacture, comprising
RICHLY EMBROIDERED SILK on CLOTH, OF Ga "a
and 81, TABLE COVERS, AND THE USUAL. SIZE FOR
PIANOS, IN CRIMSON, GREEN AND MAROON.
BIcH PRINTED CLOTH COVERS in ~ and ST.
RICH BRoeADE GERMAN do ST.
Ga, IA and So IN REMARK ABLY FINE on Atty
WoRSrED DAMASK COVERS
81 FINE WoRsTED ntMAil, by the yard Dessert or
Wine Cloths.
PLAIN BLUE, CRIMSON AND GREEN CLOTH, FOR
WINE CLOTHS can be made with Border of any length
5 j. D. CAMERON & CO.,
MI 2p6t III Canal street.
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zy;e e. I lxlllS ~ Ated this q day
1hie1Is Y n " sr9u Devoted u praise and
- 5 n = n An Author q A Good, that the
y u ! \ = " ~ cenuaonw ealth may unite in
" = u = 4 ~ segment Of His mercy
il \ I Il 4 becomes ne duty Of the public
llClp&te a DC due religious OBJ
r M " M occAsion. To this end various
= A AZ city win be open and pro-
IT T. y WI IND praise will be conducted
~ n peotiye ninisters. The banking insti-
tesen ~ ~ public Offices and courts Of the city
Nill Diced for he day, and Ne commend t.
men generally the Governors recon-
y y the spropriety Of suspending their
ususl heaiuesa avocations,' Y difference 10 which
IN IN Is becoming IS Il IS proper. Though our
eblig staons y Deity are always and unspcakably
hsyond ~ ability d humanity to. award proper
recognition u, VT NJ have special cause to be
thaakul 81 this Thank living day, FOR has not
city heen spared tho visitation Of the destroying
angel 81 epidemic during the year past and does
not ~ business season open with the most aus
piciona prospect 81 ! perisd Of prosperity which
sswill add plsnty q ON store with an open and
maniacent hszd y Then let III BE privately, and
nj Who - Pablicy thankful for the blessings Of
a. y ! = promise IF tho future, and partake Of
the sSea 81 lie with good appetites and
n AeaRss, remembering that the eating Of a
a iying dinner IS not the whole length
4sd bfeadt inning and end, Of mans duty on
tAis fea1iyal ~.