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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-28

IMPROVEMENTS AT THE RACE TRACK-We are
glad TO notice the marked improvement Gen.
CuEATHAM has made, and is still making, at
the Race Course. The track has been great
ly improved, aud will now compare favora-
bly, with any other in the country. Some of
the old buildings have been torn away, aud
things have been turned about generally.
The most important Improvement yet made
is Il stand for the spectators, one hundred and
City feet in length, aud divided by ratings
into three cOmparImcnL-the FIRST, that next
the judges tand, for the ladies; the second
Tor members of the Jockey Club, and the
third for strangers with badges. From this
tand, the whole course is visible. except a
small space which is shut out from the view
by some intervening trees. By the time the
Fall Meeting comes of a new judges stand,
a reporters stand, and one or two others for
spectators will have been erected. The eHer-
seIic aud enterPrising proprietor is determin-
ed that mis- course shall have every convent
ence aud ''all the modern Improvements, "
and that deter nination will be carried out
within the present year. He had an i'm
mcnse deal of work to do TO accomplish what
has already been done, having TO tear away
every thing and begin at the foundation.
Gen. CHEATHAM deserves much credit for
the efTurts he is putting forth to bring the
! Nashville Course up To the highest standard.
aud every lover ofthe turf in Davidson county
should come forward and second those efforts.
| We are glad to know that many of them
| have already done this, and that it will be
/ done by mony others.
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In presenting the merits Of this in
valuable medicine again to the public,
after trial of more than twenty years,
as certain, safe, and speedy cure of
most of the chronic diseases of the
urinary organs, the proprietor feels
fully pr epared to present such an array
of facts, of the most indubitable kind,
from persons living in has 0tcn in.nae-
didtc neiyh6orhood, and las oacn county,
as well as elsewhere, and such an array
of evidence as he confidently believes
has never before been presented 60 the
public in favor Of any ether medicine,
patented or not, right at the place where
it started, and enough to satisfy even
the most fastidious and incredulous,
and leave them without the shadow of
a doubt OF the certain efficacy of the
LITHONTRIPTIC in the cure
of Calculi, or Stone in the
Bladder and Kidneys, Ora
vel Deposits, Inflammation
of the Kidneys and Bladder,
Chronic Gonorrh9a, Weak
ness of the Loin, ProlapSus
Uteri, Sympathetic Complaints at
tendant on Pregnancy, &c, &c. !;
and in time CT Labor the Lithon-
triptic has no equal on record, as can
be proved by many Certificates.
Among those testifying to its efficacy
may be mentioned, in his Otcn neigh
borAood and county, the PHYSICIANS,
the CLERGY, CLERKS OF THE CIRCUIT
AND COUNTY Courts, MEMBERS OF
THE LEGISLATURES, THE GRAND JURY
of his own county, FARMERS, MEM
BEERS OF CONGRESS- from his own
district, &c, &c. an array of testi-
mony sufficient to leave ali persons la
boring under any of the above-men-
toned diseases perfectly without any
excuse for not obtaining the L!thon-
triple and being healed, but downright
obstinacy or the most inveterate anti
pathy against any secret remedy. l
will say, in the language of Holy Writ,
If you do not believe the testimony
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-28

SPRING RAcEs-OPENNG DAY-THE La
DIES TO BE THERE.-The Spring Races over
the Nashville Course are at hand. They
commence tomorrow, with fattering pros
pect for the finest of sport.-A number of the
most celebrated horses of this and adjoining
States are on the ground, with a number oil
uutried colts of the best blood and mettle,
about whose ability TO ''get over the ground"
there can be no doubt. The following is the
programme of the week:
Tuesdqy--S Sweepstakes for untried three
year old Colts: one mile heate, closed with
ten entries.
WEDxEsDAY.-Jockey Club Purse $500.
Two mile heats,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for three year
olds. Mile heats. closed with seven entries.
FRIDAY.-ProprietOrs Purse $500. Mile
heats.
SAruRDAY-Jockey Club Purse $500. Mile
heats.
SANE DAr.-Sweepstakes for three year
olds. Single dash OF two miles, closed with
ten entries.
Not the least attractive feature of this, the
first meeting under the new administration.
will be the presence at large number of
Ladies, for whom a new stand has been erect
( ID. In abiding to this fact the gallant local
of one of the daily papers says: /" We trust
! that every lover of the turf, every lover in
general, and every gentleman who desires to
replace this sport in its old and honored po-
sition. will take his wife or sister, daughter or
sweetheart on his arm this day. and escort
them to the COurse. We want TO ZEE the La
Sdies' Stand full every day til the races
close. There are other things to attract them
and give pleasure besides the noble steeds
and the excitement of the contest. Ladies,
as a general thing, are great admirers of fine
blOOded horses, and we have yet to meet one
of the sex, who was not first rate judge of
the animals fine points aud good qualities.
One of the chief objects of the turf, and one
Of the principle reasons why the sports of the
turf are lcgalized in our own State, is to pro-
mote the development of native stock and TO
encourage the efforts and stimulate the cncr-
gies of our stock raisers in the production of
bIOOded horses"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-28

A. soc6f.aEs srsH AsFrss. ia ss<1 yegslist.a
fzti-s a. ~ seFy desirable have rbezF and
convenient w@s Tor Repairing FeTustare, Toys, eEoek-
cry, 6e.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-28

,sisiature or the Site Of Gcors a having
e following Act, at it, Session Of ls5s. pro
he drawing % otterics Within ~ iuris.lic
the LIST day OF June, 1880, We will on that
owe our entire business 10 Wilmington, Del.
WOOD, EDDY 90,
Wilmington. Delaware
nd Managers Of the Delaware, Missouri; ani
~ state Lotteries.
AN ACT,
all laws, aud parts OF laws authorizing Tot.
IA the state OF Georgia, and for other pur
l. TAe General Asscasblyaf Georgia 10 essae,,
! aud after the lrst day q June, hishteeR
and Sky all Laws and parts u laws aathoF-
teries Ia the State OF GeoF IA, or The vend-
.ttery Tickets In said State, be and the same
by repealed.
ed by the Governor.
Der IL, ISIS. msyi5-u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-28

NAsUFIiLFf WItIN'T 5III- Iroi-
= Cs-aRK & FUII1K--I have been All rted
worst form OF inward Piles aud a very bad
:, Ihays been treated ny various Physi-
h0 pronounced my case iHeurabjc Finding
l Was persuaded Go try QUO Anbrosial oil
using one bottle was able to 20 about my
acaIion Three bottles have cured me whole
ID, and wish 70 make this puoiir- that 9th
ers Of thu disease, the Wors in the world
II and be convinced, as 1 have been, that
= uottO be found.
Nv c. c. NICKENS.
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No Time 10 Wait for the Doctor !

BOUT these times all chiidren wigi eat grcea fruit.
~ Al any mlnlent OF day or night, they are liable
Il be atacged b. Cholera Mor bEs, ny eftery or ~
srTtuss- No time then u send for the doctor Tie
GTssi.Bbofg Ds seatery syrup instantly Frheves al
ca IA cases No ftmiiy nuEisL "a without u IA me
house LIS pronptness has saved thousands ysln-
-ble lives In Tennessee the past f-w years. Only
81 cc4ts a ealtc-cnoush Tor a Nhstie tAiaiiy Tor
Whole s-.szsn. 4 IFczt lit Just rereivca.
naytaH AACkk NZlE \ NISCHtN.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-28

SEKENApEs TO Hos. JOHN BELI--Ai the
City Hotel last night, the Hon. Johs
BELi. ~as twice seIenaded-oaoe az O'Clock
by HoAS's Silver Band. afterwards al tea
o'clock by the Rock City 6nard.' Silver
Band. During the performances hy the BAad
the Public Square MAS perfect blaze Of
are-woFks-roekess. Roman candles aud Ben
gal lights whlxzlag ia every dsrsesioa- The
Square sas crowded with peopls.-Basaz 81
ysst.z&sg.
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| ZS- The foundation masonry for the hotel
building on the corner of Church aud Cherry
streets, is progressing with commendable
speed. and will be finished, we are told, by
| the Ist of July. In the meantime, the brick
| laying will be commenced on that parl of
| the foundation now ready.
| 1t is the intention of the builder to have
this house under roof 10y the winter; and TO
that end, the architect is in the East procur-
! ing machinery for making aud pressing brick,
and for hosting the materials of the build
/ ing. A large body of laborers and mechan-
cs will be put upon the work, and it will be
urged 10 a speedy completion.
| We are glad to chronicle the fact, that our
town is to have a hotel suited to the demand
/ of the times, it one can judge from the
| plans of the structure. Mr.. ROGERS, the
architect has combined all the desirable fea-
lures of the first hotels in the country. His
long experience in the hotel branch OF archi-
lecture, as applied in America, eminentiy
fits him for this job. Onr town being so far
behind others in hotel buildings and accom-
modations. sadly needs one Of his qualilica-
lions TO set a worthy example in hotel archi-
lecture.
Ii this house be carried up as designed,
and the enterprise and ability of its worthy
protector assure US it WILL the citizens of
Nashville will have just cause of pride in it.
We hope and believe that its erection will
prove the necessity for other such buildings,
larger, more commodious and more magnifi-
cent. For this developing enterprise our
city owes Mr.. JoHN OvERTON her gratitude.
We hope the debt may be increased and ex.
tended in like manner to others Of our pub
lie spirited citizens. We know, now that the
ice is broken in this matter, an honorable and
praisewortny emulation will grow up among
our capitalists for fine hotels.
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erwe are again under obligations to
HoBIrrzEiI.. Of The Adams Express. for
ales OF Louisville End New York papers ia al
vance of the mail.
We are also indebted 10 j. J. sullivan
for the Cincinnati c0ss'asrosai aud Louisville
gpenias B.siistin Ia advance Of the mall
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-28

he New YORK Examiner, August 25, 1853
SOS PKEFAKED GLUE Is des gne. Tor repairing
IN all cases where csbiuet-nakeTs' glue Is
Is excellent for mending books, reiasteniHg
ned leaves aud cOvsrs qsckiy and nrIniy
up in a bottle OF glass glue PCT With a brush,
become Indispensable To the house &erper.
Wv
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-28

THE BUSYAS PANog1NA.--Dr. CABBErr s
Panorama OF BunyAn's Pilgrims Progress is
10 BE- removed TO Odd Fellows' Hall, where
IL will be exhibited Tonight Also this af-
ternooa Tor tae benefit Of families aud school
children, commencing at 81 o'clock.
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Spiral notiffs.

|op4iarity Of the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
IS eoeIIcnsive with the civilization "i me
Other articles claim 20 Glis5idie pain aho
this e.srsx- Family Physicians, Govern
|ospitaIs, F4rriers, Planters, Farmers, Livery
have particularly demonstrated 'his iao'
boat the world No article ever before re
Iuea UNDIVIDED praise and sGPpeFtironi Aeoi-
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
go; 49, 49, 2; zSs 81. g.
Tennessee l. Alabama Railroad.
Me L A Il LE.


GOING SOU I H.
Leave Nashville IA arrive Columbia 1908
Leave Nashville 2-55 at Columbia 5:35 m
GOING NORTH.
Leave Columbia 60 m. arrive a Nashville 10 a m.
Leave Columbia - m. arrive at Nashville m.
TNHE Morning Train going South connects with
Il Memphis and Charleston Railroad at Decatur.
The Evening Train going - uth connects At Column
ba with Train t. Mount Pleasant and Pulaski.
The Evening Train going North makes close con-
nection at Nashville with Louisville and Nashville
Railroad from ana alter Monday, May Tth, TO LOUIS
VILE and all Eastern cities. Bat one train Sua-
day. WON. PERKINS,
may2-lm Superintendent.
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Mustang Lininnent.
LIABLE HORSE WE'D.

L a D L Z d y \ . = . N =
i IIICa, Hyde farS- VI Nrites;- hai ths
- considered worthless" (his case vas
|, s. bat since tie free Use Of the Mustang
4 .Ihtve sold him for one $50 e4sh- Your
4 as been doing wonders ap here"
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Es- Let every person who wants to buy
Furniture, attend the auction sale by HARDY
BROTHERS, at the ST. Cloud Hotel this morn
ing al 10 o'clock, as the sale is positive.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-28

pretty aud cheap Dry Goods call on
a y Humphrey al No. - South side OF the
they are receiving daily a inc stock Of both
staple foods which they are selling IN
r than any ct asr house IN tho city
a
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-28
BAD LUCK IN GOOD LUCK
AND
J OH n l. u G. K

rs again a the ed sand. IS unios street, with a
I une as s,srtmeut ~ etery thing the Ness, Toy
ARd Fzssy Line he vii he pisassd In
oa Al WGa wll Eayor aim Win thcls patronage
MAJ Ia-u
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ktIIkF AND HEALTH I
Price IS cents per BOTTLE.

rice - cents per btIlL
have putupAnd sold
years, and cas- SAY, IL
a, what We have neVeF
any other Fundamentally
A SINGLE INSTANCE. To
timely uscdl Never did :
of dissatisfaction by any :
the contrary, all arc dc :
tions, and speak In term : :
ton 81 its mAgicalefects .
We speak in this natter
AFTER ten years expert
skFvTATioS FoR THE FULFII
DECLARE. In AlmosteVery
fant r. suffering from pain /.
Wi be found IA unccn or :
the syrup Is adminis
/ fhis valuable prepare .
OF enc OF the MOST EN :
FUL NURSES In New Eng
used with NEyER-FAIi.
THOUSANDS
NotOBly relieves the child
sFatcs the stomach aud
iiy and givestone and en-
ten. IL viii almost IN
GRIPPING IN TfiE ?
WIND
tndoyercomeeoEv
remciied, end in death :
and sUEEsT EENEDY ~ ran :
DYSENTERf AND DiAR :
whether 10 arises from :
other cause. We wauld ,
Who has a child snfering :
iuE eonplaiuts-nu NOT .
CTS. NOR THE P2EJu :
stand between your suffer
that Viii be surc-yss,
~ follow he use oftbls
used
fulliiFcetion sforusinF
bottle. None genuine az :
CURTIS q PERKINS, New
side wrapper.
Sold BY druggists trough
PriBcifai once No. Is,
IuneTdkWty Price IS
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thisartieleror oveTten
ooNNnENcEASDIkUIH %
been able "a say OF
Err HAS 1T FAiI.EnIS
EFFECT A CURE, when
We know an instance
, one who used az, on
!. Lighted with its opera
! Of highest commeBda
. aud medical virtues
J WHAT NE DO KNEW
ence. ASh PLEDGE OTIS
sEST oI WHAT va HAS
instance where the IA
! and exhaustion, relic
, twenty inmates after
. tered.
! ttSn ts the Broscripffop
: PERlfNCEDand Skill
= land, aad has be q
: ING sroCfSsIs
: or CAS- -.
: from pain, but fBvis
: bowels, cuFrcctE aritl
SrEy 10 tile whole sys
stantly relieFe
) ioNEiS, AND
collie
. which n nafspoedf,
We oelleVeitthe De. 6
WoziD IN ali eases.
. RHcEAIN CHiLngfA
. tcctiiing- OF from ar
say 10 every moths
: from any ofthcforesa
; LIT YOUR PREgUDi
iiiCkS or OTHERS
ing child and thc relic,
ABSOLUTELY Ri
. medicine. if timely
: Will accompany eAcA
: iess the fao-simiis o
= York, Is 90 the gu
oui the world.
Cedar -. Nex York.
cants per bottle.
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For Hire.
COOKING STOVES,

I-,oR M sslsne- 81 shs year = sfaart set-rr Ne
IL gre icy - yea oli. t1aaEs - sh-s o1aes-
Eayi.-u
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Gommerrial.

CLARK VILE, May n.
G. II. SMITH sold III bids. at the following
prices 80 Sc S 20 Is 55, 10. 90
5 81. 80, 10, 8 90. 90, so, s so. s 90.
so, 10, Co. so, s IS. S -, s 30
s 90. 65. ! so, I so, 80. I 30, I 10, Is.
Z %, 50. %. Us 95, %, IS.
! 90. -, I 10, 81, I 90, 10, 6 95.
Is, 6 -, Go, 10. 20, 55, 65,
IS, %, 10, & IS, 90. SIS. 6 so,
) 90. 6 90, 6 80, 80. 25. %, 6 40, 6 IS,
2 90. 5 Is, 6 50, 95, Q rs. 5 10. S 95, 5 20.
5 90, 5 90. 5 80. 10. IS, 05. 4 %, 4 90,
80, 4 80, 10, %. 10, 3 90. 3 40.
6 90, 3 CO. 8 IS, Is. 3 Is, 8 So 2 As.
50, s5. 20. Z IS. IS, So 10 7 90.
I So, 6 IS, so. 25, 10, SO, 6 10,
9 80, 80, , 90, 6 O5.
TRTcE'S LANDING. May % 1860.
Sales Of SO hhds. Tobacco. as follows
50 IS, Q SIS, 9 55. . 90, So. so. s 80.
S IS. SIS. s IS. IS, 55, 50, s 90.
80 40, Z 10. IS, I 20, 60, co. so.
so, I so 81, 65, : so. 90, IS, 20,
10. SIS. -, Z so. 80, IS, I IS,
35. 40 90, 90, so. 6 10. 6 10.
C 3j. rs 60, 50, O5, 40, IS
90, O5. > %, so 90. so, 90.
) IS, 5 40, 5 90. 90. S 40, IS, 5 so. S rs,
IS. S 90. so s., 80. 40. 40. 4 OC,
90. so 5 IS. 5 As. S., IS. 25.
3 05, O5. -. 3 05. 05, %. 2 80, IS,
s., ? IS, ? so, So. ? so, 2 90. 25.
Tobacco sales every Wednesday.
Very respectfully,
OLDHAM, HuMAR K Co.
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40 BroAD sTzgET, PHI1ADEIrHrA, Pa

ny s.In HflIug the kettle from the ire Il
un.u1nazeabIe, tilted over, and seai'isd my
cry severely. almost 10 a crisp IL vas r
zlIt- Tue Mustang Linirnent appeared !" e1
1 pain. Il h.s.iei rapi-ily, without sO:s ness
20 scar or Account Truly yours
&c Al.I.E> EUS En-
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THE BARrHoLF MACHINE

Il A. l-sFsF asa sHsF assasa s4his lAAA As
Il csc snsstssaa.
Se. ; ,cllA-ss slssss. oss.sa4sss s-...ss Hes-s.
Aeflis
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Canary Cages (!

EuST received, zoo sssnrtet Canary BIRD Cages II
- All stEtrs. colors sns pFiess, some hanissnis
as ever hfoaght - this IA .Fket. F..r sale lox b
feSs-if J. ~. WILSON.
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Mercer Potatoes,

I0O RUSlSS NeS Yark Mercer Potstoes good
fOO Tor salfss o. pisstizg, Just esiEei asa ioi
sale by A. akNkfS~.
mar LII Nc II south Marie. q.
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anzuage 4. this . blt thec'nstaDi and 'tu-
. S-a..r-ver this article 4 nss'i
.rui-n,..If J. ID .is.i-sissJis 10 Vltuiers and
u lsrs p and males Nr- JuEN DANIELS
gOlnery \ - sa-.i . sitFe i'F 90" =. 40 "as
@gu sti-r a--.-ssue-s b. tEIs LuImcUt-
Fa.uiiv s11aiG have ~ 81 vvrg particular
u.re f,5r the Mustang IIuIrleHt aBI tssAe IA"
by all dealers throughout North and south
B., EGr1pe, aud Jir lztsHi- 81 Tie OCEAN 1i"T
i 30 Cslts, aud 5 per bottle
BAKNEIS SPAKK, Ssw YORK
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RHEUMATISM

:, stauding. his been totally cured Pies
Tg,o,,- eHuuing sores, Serofuia. sts1 Joints,
sxcllIugs, Burus, Bites, Bolls, ChaI's, Seu
salt Raeu.a, AID all aches and pains aPor
|, kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &c.
Pfrs Fgg-l1.- 4Ls--Ies tsaTln PHii-EViii
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MRS. WINSLOM.
Inexperienced Nurse and Female Pm ysician pre-
n sents Ia the attention o fmotheTs her
: O O L Ill 1 y & ; Y IL u II ,
For Children Teethiup

whichgreatly facilitates the process OF teethlngb
softening the gums and reducing all innamSti . "
aIIay ALL PAIN and Decentralization ,andis
SUREToREGUI.A-E THE BOWELS
Depend upon IL. mothers IL will give restto our
selves, aud
RFlIEF AND HEALTH To YOUR INFANTS.
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ea- The Boards Of Coaseilmea and AL
dsrmsn meet this morning Al o'clock.
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a-riYaI orPassenger TraIns,

NASHVILLE x CHATTASDoGA-5 p N s. AN
TgxsE--EE x ALABAzA-1 Goo A NJ. 100 M
Louisville NASHVILLE :2OA- II 2=2O 2. VI
- tallatiH l. xpTess 300 A. Il
EDGEFIEID & KESTCCKT-I0 An, z p Il.
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For Rent or Lease.

\ WILL. rent or icase my place the Mnrfrecs-
Il horu' Pike rites from thc city for the present
year, Or with the privilege OF ave years There u
a convenient fsrick Dwelling With Kitchen and good
SIlblcs and "a splendid wen % excellent water.
There are twelve 81 superior lAnd suitable Tor
raising all kinds OF marketing.
feb5a-tf LOUIS LEWIS.
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A MAGNIFICENT Chance.

WILL sell nay Farm ia Franklin county. Tenn, o.
Rock Greek, SIX miles Southwest OF Tullahoma
consisting 0l 500 more Acres of Land. Il can m
divided into two places II hsIs Oh Il good improve
menls-JAc best of spring wLior;a good Grist an'
Sitii and within four miles of three celebrate
watering places.
For farther information apply to b. r. WHITE, OF
the place, or 80 II At Opclousas, La.
jan6z-~f n. +. WHITE.
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N0TTcE TO CANDIDATES We will not insert herea-
ter any person candidate for Office the
PAIEIOI. unless pail for IN advance. narI3-If
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Gbauferu SaIss
Cnancery Sale.

John Word, GaSrIs.a, a., -. Noses l. NJ Taylor
et ais-
Is parsstaEee ~ Aaecfee. q the HaaeraSle fh4n-
essfy Cssgt, Ter tse seanty % Usces a. rae Fca-
FaRFY Terra. sa5, thaFea5 all eGsf ioF stie She
hstest oatcF raias1sy y. tbs 7tA dsy JaE ne1t
uen tiie FFefaizss SsesIi Il sac. 81 ana thrre
sc2is, fexrcpt be san II sizsj the tsst Hte bear
80 infeErsts tbs aaatgtaes eatltrs part
q lie ee.sosates &-a tosas SsFaaF 50 ssszs oE.t-
- Mseoa ESQ ntg. atsas a. Euss = issG45 cts,
containing AAozi< lks acre u had FstFssaa Il sats
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