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Heaven Save the Mark.

The Union and american of yesterday says
that the spoils party oppose an equal distri-
button of the proceeds of the sales of the pub
lie lands among all the States, because it re
moves the necessity from Legislative bod
ies," "of being obliged to raise money by tax
alton from their constituents''-th policy in
its opinion LEADING to ExTRAyAGANCE AND
CORRUPTION" In the name of the supporters
of the distribution policy excuse the spoils
democracy from the support of the measure.
They have so long conscentiOu,ly and consistent
IN opposed every thing that could possibly in
ofthe general government; the adm nstrations
of PIERCE and BUCHANAN, especially the lat
ter, have conducted affairs with such strict
economy, and under the direction of that party
such saint-liEe purify and honesty have marked
the course of its officials, that we esteem it
ungenerous to solicit them TO do any thing
whatever that would, in the least, detract
from the high character which they enjoy
as frugal and honest stewards Of the pub
lie money EIGHTY MILLIONS per annum of
necessary expense;swith very heavy per cent
for stedldge, are the ruling figures at the last
exhibit. II the distribution scheme will raise
the rates, let it be defeated. If an increase
should follow somebody might say that the
democratic party were permitting extrava-
gance and corruption to be practiced, and the
horrible predictions of BUCHANAN's Wheatland
letter would be VERIFIED
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Old EIundred.

The following tribute to that noble old reli-
gious melody, '.Old Hundred" is as true as it
is eloquent and beautiful;
II IL be true that Luther composed that
tune, and If the worship of mortals is carried
on the wings Of angels To Heaven, how often
has been heard the declaration, They are
singing old Hundred now The solemn
strain carries Us back 10 the times Of the Re
foruaers-Luther aud his devoted baud. lie.
doubtless, was the hrst to strike the grand
old chords ia the public sanctuary Of his own
Germany. From bis stentorian lungs it rolled
vibrating. not through the vaulted cathedral
roof bat along grander areh--Ihe eternal
heavens. He wrought into each note hts own
sublime faith, and stamped with that faiths
Immortality. Hence il cannot die. Neither
men nor angels will let il pass Into Oblivion.
Can you md = tomb in the land where
sealed lips lay, that have not sung that tuner
IL they were gray old men they have beard
OF snag .Oid Hundred;'' il they sere babies.
they smiled as their mother rocked them 10
sleep. singing -Old Handred" Sinner and
saint have joined wlth endlesss congregations
where It has. with aud without the peaiIng
organ, sounded ca the sacred air.
The dear little ehlldrrn. looking sith wonder
lag eyes on this strange world. hare tipped IL.
Tue sweet young girl. whose tonb-ssoae Told
OF sixseea summeFs-she whose pure. limo
csng face haunted yUa with lls mild beauty
loved s-old Hundred, (" and sAs sang IL, closed
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-08

Gs- The Union and american desires to know
'what conclusion could've Cit) draw from these
arguments and statements OF Mr.. BELL, except
that he distrusts the capacity of the masses
for self-government and desires to impose
additional restrictions upon the elective fran
chise?" Why, any other conclusion than the
one it has drawn and, furthermore, that his
arguments and statements all went to de-
monstrate beyond question that the vices and
corruptions which the policy of its party
have introduced into the working of this
government, have SO demoraliZed it. as to
bring just reproach upon the very principles
on which it is founded. and inflicted irrepara-
BILE injury, in the eyes of all the world, upon
the cause of free institutions and liberty; and
that this injury can only be repaired by re-
moving its party from power, and thus ex-
hibiting the capacity of the people to govern
themselves, and showing that the elective
franchise" is the surest defence which free
people can have for the protection of their
rights when they are invaded by corrupt
schemers for their destruction.
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Responses of the Opposition Press.

COL NETHERIAND.-The nomination of
this talented gentleman for Governor by the
late Opposition Convention, by such unanimi-
ty, places the success OF our party IN TenneS-
see almost beyond n doubt. We shall witness
one of the most brilliant canvasses in Ten
nessee that has ever been made. We feel
that the misfortunes which have been hang
ing like dark cloud over the party in Ten
nessee, are now beginning TO clear away, and
that a period of sunshine and prosperity is
coming over us.-.NIrtreesbOro Telegraph.
Jyo. NETHERIAND.-At the moment of
writing this, we have no means OF knowing
whether JONI NETHERI.AND will or will not
accept the nomination offered him for Cover
nor of this State. We take it for granted,
however, that he will accept His name has
been for some months past publicly associa-
ted with that position, and had he been dis
inclined to accep a nomination, he would,
some time ago, have expressed himself to that
effect. We may assume then, that the con-
testants for the gubernatorial honors OF Ten
nessee are in the field. They are both men
of character and ability and generally accep-
table to their political friends The battle
between them Is to be fought, or ought 10 be
fought, upon principle. Gov. HARRIS is
good specimen of modern Democrat, and sus-
tains the Administration OF BUCHANAN. All
the objections to the democratic party are
applicable to him, for he is one OF its leaders
aud indorsers. If il must go down, he must
go down with il. He is a part OF 1t. NEITHER
LAND is a fit leader for the people OF the
Opposition who believe that democracy as
now practiced is destructive OF the prosperi-
ty OF the country. and fatal to the develop
ment of Republican institutions. He prefers
order TO confusion in government, and ma
tional repose to the agitations that aftiict the
country under democratic rule. To him, lit
tie objection can be alleged by the more
moderate OF the democracy, and nothing by
the men Of the Opposition. OF bis ability 10
discharge the duties Of the gHbernatorial Of
Gee of Tennessee to the advantage Of the
people, no man will seriously doubt-AaTFhs
HsLIefi7
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uor,ow.y,.P,ii.anao, ntment.-py

Pepsia Is the most depressing Of human ailments
The Pills vii in asssi The ointnent -
equally AMI speedy IN "a operation sores and
eruPtioas. Sold SO AsideL Lane, New York.
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Chancery Court at Nashville.

Lane & Bartlett VS.. Jacob Gusdorf and Paul Bruch
and others.
T the Office of the Clerk and Master q the Chan
n Gerry Court at Nashville the 7th day of April,
1853, on motion of complainant, by counsel in the
above cause, and il appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Clerk and Master, that the said defendant, J. PAU
BRUCH, is nonresident of the STATE Of Tennessee,
therefore the ordinary process OF this enurt be
served upon him; it Is therefore ordered by the Clerk
and Master that publication be made for four weeks
in succession in the Nashville Patriot, newspaper
published in the city of Nashville, requiring the said
defendant TO appear at the next term of the Chance
ry Court TO be holden for the county of Davidson,
the court house thereof, in the city OF Nashville
the first Monday in November next. and answer said
BILL the same will be taken for confessed to him
and set down for hearing parte-
JNO. E GIEAVES,
aprS-w4t Prs fee So Clerk & Master.
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EW OOA - .

"wHAT WILL HE DO WITH ITH" A novel. by Bull
wer.
AUToCRAT OF THE BREAKFAST TABLE, by
Holmes
ERIC; or, Little by Little, by F. W. Farrar.
THE AFTERNOON OF UNMARRIED LIFE
ETHEL'S LOVE LIFE; a novel, by Margaret ].
Sweat
Captain Wayne Reeds Western Scenes and Adven-
'ures.
HUNTERS FEAST; or conversations around the camp
fire. Elegantly bound in cloth, with eight original
Illustrations: l2mo. 81 25.
THE SCALP HUNTERS, or adventures among the
Trappers. Elegantly illustrated with eight original
designs
THE WHITE CHIEF, Legand Of Northern Mexico.
Elegantly illustrated with eight giual designs, by
Orr l2mo. 81 25.
THE RIFLE RANGERS, or adventures in Southern
Mexico, l2m . elegantly illustrated. 81 25.
THE WAR TRAIL, or the Hunt OF the Wild Horse, II
mo. elegantly illustrated. 81 25.
THE QUADROON, or Lovers adventures in Louis
lana, limo. with eight elegant illustrations. 81 IS
With many others just received by
HAGAN,
mar22 Market ST.
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Carpeting.

An wool. half wool aud all cotton Carpeting and
Mating large stock Of brown and bleAehcd BONES
nc of al qualities also brown and bietohed prlis5
Table Diaper; Tuueling. Irish Linens. Long lawns;
BatioIs Threads II al kinds Hardware and cutlery
Yankee Notions ~
Terms very liberal, 6long months Tor AL sums over
100 dollars
n yea are not eeupeled 10 purchase your Coos
q ans particular house and feel that you have purso
enough ~ purchase where yoa pieafe, We respect
ally in IL this large and extended TINE sale
our goods are ali neW and fresh, fashionable and eV-
- TRABUE & IUCUS,
ans No Is Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.
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Fourth Congregational District.
We are authorized TO announce ". b. srOKEs, o.,
DeKAlb, candidate Ter C,agress in the Fcurth Goa
greszIoaAl District niar@5-td
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STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
East Te1anessee.-P. Dickinson, c. +. TRIGG,
JoHE NJ. FLEMING, JOHN WILLIAMS, w. B.
REESE. Jr.
Middle Tennessee.-F. X. ZoIIICOFFER, ALLEN
A. HALL. p. w. MAxEY, S. n. HoLLINGswoRTH,
JOHN LELLYETT.
Rea Tennessee. j. II. MCMAHON. JERE
CLEMENS, JOHN G. HARRINGTON, J. N. NOR
RILL, w. w. GATES.
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For sale.

HAVE for sale a very likely Negro, 20 years OF
i axe. that has been well trained a. house and
dlniag room servant Al No. 50 Cedar street:
u,.rso K. J. LYl4S
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CONSISTING Il some q the most yaiu- ole fami-
> lies ever offered in the Nashville MARKET, and
good lot u young men and women, boys aud girls
49, r. J. LYLES.
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uew ADVERTISEMENTS.
GLENOAK FOR SALE.
On Saturday, June 18th. 1859,

O. WILL be offered az public sale, at -
80. the Court house in Nashville, the &Tes4Lz
ESt1.N beautiful country seat known ~
"GLENOAK," situated about Two miles from -
the city OF Nashville on the Hsboro' pike. The
premises consist OF ifteen of undnlatng ground
well enclosed by picket fences. The Improvements
consist of twO-story tenement, containing about ten
rooms together with kitchens stables houses
terms, &c-, all in good order The houses were built
by the Rev. Charles Tunes about I've years age. and
are tasteful, substantial and complete.
The property will be sold one, two and 5 years
time, with interest from day of sale; lien VIII be
retained and notes payable in bank, satisfactorily
endorsed, will be required.
w Tucker is on the premises and will show them
TO any person desiring to purchase
For further particulars apply
JAS B. CRAIGHEAD,
aprS-dAeOtd 29 Pus{r Square.
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Elm Crag FOR sale.

n VIII sea, On reaso14his teFus. thai hesHtifal
Il ana hszhly isapFoTud property af-lantng trankhn
-, No. ~. C.,ilcses. knoHa ~ ckaa. Apply
=, G. II BARNES,
tssts-a sAsl ss~<nss Hotel
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-08

Looking Upwards; Colin and Jcanie: The Family
at Atcyne; OIL or ! and Away: Endeavoring; Ed
ward Arnold; Poor, yet Noble: Little Harry; Poor
Jamie Clark; Fields White unto the Harvest; The
Sand Huts; The Drunkard,s Cottage; The Infants
Ministry; Stand StIl; Old Moses and Little Anah; The
Rocky Glenn; SaIome; Widow Mcleod; Stana and
lona Clouds and Sunshine; Faiths Conflict; Faiths
Victory; Reunion; Summer Days; The Fading Flow
er; The Unexpected Arrival; A Wedding Day; The
Mountain Tops Appearing: fastening On; The Sire's
Birthday; The Summit Gained.
ACES FROM THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF SID
SEY, LADY MORGAN. I vol, limo.
From the London Athenseum]
'Ihis volume brims with sense cleverness and bu-
NOR lively and entertaining collection OF grea
mans thought and quick woman's observation; a
book to be read now for anus ment and to be sough
hereafter for reference
IFrom the London Daily News
"a charming Book. tt is long since he reading
public has been admitted So great treat as this
fascinating eolectan cr wit anecdote and cossip II
is delightful "reminiscences Of brilliant past told by
one of the best wits stil extant"
w. It. KERRY a. CO., Public square
mar26-tf
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Another Pis,.burxhsr

TessIyins 10 the wonderful curative powers Of Bosr
hAve's Holland Btlers-
Ma JAcos wHuE, Third street, below MArkst,
says
"For year past ] have beea sflrted very serisus-
~ with eysazpsa, % nuch 80. that nay mach ~
fused 20 retain snythlng. have risd alrssss every
remssy, and the reginra q several Phy sicans bss
wshoat aliewalioa. satl besAa ihe use q Bsa-
HAvs's HolEASp REFrzxs, and have noe foaAd rslel
aissosl Amounting - a care found snssAcioas IN
resnegsag ghs sxne=e dsssy eooNsissed ~ thls a.
s4ss, and gensraily = tansa A4s fsw equals and
no sapersor." aprS-Iw
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CONTENTS.

oNwARD Or, THE MOUNTAIN CrANHEKEEs A
Tale OF Progress. By Jane Ann Winscom. l vol
limo.
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Sale or n Negro Woman.

nv SATURDAY. ne sth insz., wai seu as tbs
" cart Aasse yard gale 10 sbs eiEhzst bidder, %
. ere1.s q tseiye moalAz, od Nezfo Waz.ah, foT
sks hsneat ef sboEa aaag ea<zeFa-
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rIvHE tennessee Marine And Pre- Insuranes Com
Il pAay have xEIls pay declared seni ANA nal
diviaena of 81 Dollars pr e4fe, eat q NE proais
fos tie past al uoashs, paysbie "a and sfter he
lklh inst A W blILkk.
a.s4-2w r0xAs Secretary.
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Clothing.

Fine and Common Cloth Goats, Cashmere Goats,
nrsb ~ kIa aud Alpaeca Goats; brown aud bleaehed
Duck Goats brcNu and c0lorcd Liucns, busters, Gas
simere Pants Cashmerett Pants, Linen Duck Pants,
Coitonade FantS, shepherd Cheek Goats and Pants,
Vests Of az kinds sc. Fine LiBel Bosom shirts:
Marsaiies Shirts. white and coloIef Calico Shirts
Hickory and Cheek shirts. Net 81 Fts, Sbt Collars,
Neck Ties. SUspcnderr, Gloves, Hall Hose &c.
Flne Ca Ho-sts, scWed AID Pegged; fine Congress
Boots E,r Men sna Ladies: nRe Gaia and KIP Boots
and shoes Iafcs heel Nd and Kip shoes; Misses 'oi
Boys boots and shoes. Zine f''r, Cashmere, Wool,
Ieghorn straw Panama and Palm Hats: Ladies and
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New Publications.
w. It. BE RY s. co.
HATEyUST RECEIVED

SHAKERS: Compendium Of the Origin, History,
Principles. RuIes end Regulations, Government and
Doctrines Of the United Society Of Believers in Chriss
Second Appearing, with Biographies Of Ann Lee Jas
Whitaker j. Hocknett, j. Meacham and Lucy Wright
ByF. W. Evans. vol Ismo.
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7. aud 7. W. Doswell's Oh. c Planet, by Revenue,
out Of Nina ears ......-..-....-...--... i
r. aylor's D. {. Bonnie Isissie, by imp. Glencoe,
out of Magdalen. years ...----..- e..
Thos. = Weiss CHI. m. Lizzie Mcdonald, By He
venue, Of Surah Washington years.
ID p. kenner's CHI e. La Nariete BY Louis Dor,
out of Louisa Jordan. years. g.. ..... ....
A. l. Bngamon's b. {. Glycera, by imp. sever
eign out OF Gipsy. years dis.
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SATURDAY, April 2, ls59.--Post stake for
all ages. Subscription, $1,000. Half forfeit,
s 900 added by the club. The second in the
race TO save his stake. Four mile heats.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-11

4 = = ssssS ~ Y. 49,. ii hhsas
~ y Il 1s * ri - - bSlr n1oiaSees %
~ ~ H. s Ia Isl snolasses Bsilocq
~. 3 III sSs Dcisivs dcc .snndrics
"a Ss d. In SSSs sssy "a hhis moiseses.
~ ss rss,,., 3, 49, -. :
80 -. 49, IA ~ 49,. ~ ~, .G =
~ 80 3 = ~ ... - Vs,,cSsnt s1 ~. =
49, M 20 y; v 49, go "a sencnans br9s
= = i ssss.. - Sees "'.0" s's's
- - .,,yrnn - $3.50
II RIO DG JANlkttu. :hefk Hannah 6ecor. .conee.
/ mOnME. .eeeaner VIM Basaley-l4 bales cotton
E!yess Alts!es q Monte " sc rarley Jurey goo
~ Cyrus thompson ac9 4 Dolneu eco o COT
9. gre 6x segment 8 Carter &co. z bbls dried
jtuIe yn0 Hyde 6co. cotton gin Tarieton, Whit
~ 4 I14is = 90 beli, Buchanan Aco s bxs sunds
WQQd LOW. = Dols baskets Charity Hospital and
sQnories e ORDER. I0tai 1lO bales cotton.
--- 3e
Rsesipts ~ Produce. a.
st vrcvopupfas su,..r... fs.s,a nr,. 100 ILL.,.
t,sttm RScSner. Sianton 4 Newman. .I5l Jno watt
~. ia Hurhes Hyllested &co. rs Thornhill Aco
. ~ MIN. Allen Xco. 10 Comedy 4 Champliu
"a Pntton. Smith Pufnam. so " i D Urouhart.
n ESs,sssn n Xjien IA FeIloves Aco IL Pavne n
H.,1sss IL Carroll. HOY Eco .sS Cairou. Holmes
~, ~ n 4 FSnest 4nos IA Washinrton Jackson
= a. iyifsns Smeles Aco. a. iAvis 4 ()eieshy "a
Wsrd. Hunt &co. IL Nsndeyiile d ncIlhennys IL
eIE@ I III HicEs ~. a 4 q Neison Xco. a az
ils.s. Il fMnmn n a Rofchfori. Hrovn &oo ( 10 Il d
Aaaus loo Y Bsoedwell q Payne IS Block, McAfee
&co, Is Friedlander 4 Gerson. e Warren, Gilmore 4
co. Z Watt \ Noble. 4 Cutrer, Harrison &co. i do
Haff3s 4 Levi sundfies to order. Total l64l bales
cottpo, S.
rAWnrN s4a.r.e, Y,r y,,,s,nrtnn 10 talea eft
- 9sntrcr Hssrison kco IN 40 Jno Watt Nco III
WsIIsr Hnfcbinason 400. lie Henderson,. Terry Eco
~ fsiiiis Fsressson Xco a FeIlowes eco. g flovd
y ris..on "A 4 Tully dco q PhiIlips. Nixon Gco
HesId Hsssie AGO. IS Borart, Foley & Avery. 8
ahelhv. SEYMOUR Gco.. 5 Lewis 4 Ogiesby. s An
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THIEF s Rsres qHESss SIMEON
Sf hs Sf he 4s ssls
of New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed
Camp streets. TUESDAY the 2sh day Il
AR THh Sas U bssGsh HALF OR morqy Of
lowing described property to witt:
certain lot OF ground situate In the Third District Of -
this city, the No. Is, comprised between History "
Craps, Greaten Bagaee streets Said lot being the M
on % e on
street and 4 inches deep from History up Craps
bearing date February 1851 and aepo tied IN hs Office Abel
DEsstoss Notary 4, RuS BIC in hs
Said o ground above described is composed of three lots
ground designated BY the Nos and on plan dawn BY
Joseph Pile surveyor and annexed passed the
Of 1882 before Felix DeArmas then Notary Pub
Seized in tie above entitled suit =.=
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
Sheriff of tie L; + Parish niAhr Il orlsans.
de Ia NonysIs Orleans EoE EsN ARD-No IL. 44l.
aSn st d. nsa asr e. s
Ssp p m d, sns 81 l.
Commure enreles rnes u Camp ct des Magasns la vens
pqslieas # aSassSti9R De-
UN TERRAIN sue dams lie Tro,sisme District de cette
Vile. dams pe No. 49, copris entire les de FHoire,
de Craps dss ct Bagstslle 70 dit terrain
ormsnt 70 COIN Ct mesan !mssas Frsnease lsa c,eds y
Ss fsss Il rue a. Huh tes IL ped poasss proou
e
ayec tou,es les batsses ct considerations qu ~
~
les Nos snf nn plan dIssse par Joseph fa apeneur
no.sirs pubic an cstte Wills sn docsobrs &
ss SIS dams +. l, AZ ci-dessas
MIS- al II Is Is Sheriff de la Paroisss dOreans.
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WEIR MISSISSIPPI.
A T T A K A P A s.

Leaves every TUESDAY. at z. NJ, positively.
, ~ = FOR ATTAKAPAS.--via PLAQUE
mine-The regular A;takapas packet Ceres, ].
&s&~&h j. Labarthe, master, will be ready to receive
freight Saturday. for st. Marnsvle New iberia. jean
eeits Clarendon Franklin, Centsrvs Pattersonvie and
all intermediate ports on the route.
All business will be promptly attended
to. For further particulars apply on board.
j. j. Labarthe this emporium of returning his
thanks public his friends liberal patronage
VIRGINIUS C. DENTZEI,
m29 Advertising Agent.
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Leaves on TUESDAY,. 10Th inst at s Pm.
-A FOR SHREVEPORT-iHE NEW
Aand magnificent passenger packet steamer
Lucy H0lc0mbe, W. D. Bateman, mas
will above for Shreveport Grand Bayou Capte
Ecore Alexandria, Norrnans all way land
ngs For further information and freight passage, apply
yIRGINIUS G. DENTZEI.
Adyert Agent
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NIhECT TtsADia.. ......... - a fAOAx q 60.
Notice Is hereby given all claims which may appear
opon proper to be due from the n Baylor
law will be promptly paid, with interest, in full.
This occasion take TO inform the friends Of DIRECT
TRADE and the correspondents Of Baylor Co. throughout
hs Cotton Districts tAt during the coming seAson,
will be made usual In New Orleans Cotton fe1
direct shipment Europe accompanied By
tess for the balances dueon each shipment. s....S
Orders Cotton Baggng will be filled by direct fmpotatjon
from Calcutta iato the port Of New Orleans.
So soon as ts Cotton already sold can BE-
by Public Accountant and those interested ~ 80
delay, PLANTERS who have shipped will send forward Ae
and weights Of their Cotton and such other nornon
will facilitate the matter. - & I'll
All letters private we'll on husines. relating 70 thA
fairs Of BAYLOR Coz and dect trade will be addyeeesd -
g. g. BAYLOR. ~ LoMRAR STREET. LoNDoN.n
- Notice or Dhss0lntlOns q
noce 10 nerepy gwen thn The tarmnaston Fac caf
nershp existing, according 10 written articles Of
msnt between the members Of tho f Of Baylor 90 ~
same viii 30 dissolved aud the unfnshsd busn,s e1sSa u
Manchester. Marcs. 1858 ~ IS nv
TOR G1NOllRk1lAA, uLEET, WEAKNESS, PAlNe
= in the Back, and all Urinary Affections. &.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY SPECIFIC sOiu.
preparation cares AZ atestiona
clans Of England Of France and Of Aerica ~
enicacy ThonsAnda OF sufferers havu heen relieved b
Purely vegetable In composition, II ID harlnae 3
cacou The system becomes invigorated, and The dob
body and depressed mind are restored 70 energy;
/ Sole agent for the United St
myE IL Apotheeary, % Camp street, New
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Leaves on wEDN ssDAY 18th inst NJ bpm,
- = FOR POINT PLEASANT BAYOU
Bsriholomew-The light draught passenger
steamer He'd Chief, J. G. shute master,
and g. Kouns clerk will leave above taking freight
all landings the bayou high line For freight
VIRaINIUS c. ,DENTZEL,
ii Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-11

Scoop p7 14s.. sUocEssIo9SS OF NET
WHEREAS Thomas Tettelton hns petit
W TONED the Court for Letters Of Curatorshp the
estate OF the late q. Netteton, deceased inestate
Notice is hereby given all whom may concern to show
within ten days. why the prayer of The said
should not be granted.
By order OF the Court,
j. L. KELLY Deputy Clerk
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-11

Leaves SATURDAY. Esd inss sssPM.
v, To- REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
for Shreveport DIHnd sayon, tcnipte Grand
Fcore, Alexandria and Gorton's Laading-Ths
MASTER u O. Gras clerk viii leave Is ahsve For frsigh.
or passage apply on board. or to 3 ~
all No. 2F.ont street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-11

Leaves on MONDAY, l1th inst, ats P. ".
~ RED RIVER AND LAKE PACKET.
For jefferson, Smithand. Benton, Port Caddo,
= Swsnsons and Mornings Landings, ard ali
landings the Lakes Albany, Shreveport Grand Bayou,
Capte Grand Ecore Alexandria Barbns and all intenedi
ate landings Red river and the Lake.The new, light
draugh steamer Sallie Robinson, Dyas Power, master,
will leave above. For freight passage apply board
VIRGINIUS O. DENTZEL,
AZ Advertising Agent.