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nvspepsia. immunity cd che Blood.

From Ter. j.. J. HINES, P1Sor Of AdUsnt Church, BoSoH-
Dr.. AVER: ] have used your Pills with extraordinary
success in my family and among those l am called 70 visit
n distress. To regulate the organs Of digestion ana
purify the blood. they are the very best remedy l have
ever known, and I can confidently recommend them 10
nv friends. Yours, J. '. HINES.
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As n Family Physic.

From Or. T.. W. Cartwright, Nsw Orleans.
Your Pills are the prince Of purges. Their excellent
oraiitks surpass any catbartic we possess They are
milo. but very certain and effectual in their action on the
bowels. which makes them invaluable to US In the daily
treatment Cf disease.
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HT~FSRURGH ACADEMY.
A. Z. LEAVENWORTH. Principal.
CALENDAR FOR Is59--so.

CALENDAR FOR Is59--6o.
Fall Term begins Aug. Slst. and ends Nov. 18th
Winter Term " Nov. sd, d" q Feb. 18th.
Spring Term " Feb. 18th, d" d" May lst.
Sumner Term " May 9th, d" " July oath.
The building has been thoroughly repaired, an
sfurnished in modern style
Sept .,
ITHAsTHE CONFIDENCE OF THE PEOPLE!
SALT RHEUM REMEDY y,
AMERICAN OINTMENT.
For the entire determination Of Piles, Sad
Head, Chappea or Cracked Hands,
ChiBlains, and al other
Non-feBrile Cu1qne-
e0us Eruptions.
NO PUTTING NO HUMBCGH
Il sells on its merits or not at all. Has cured
lis curing. and will cnre every case OF Salt
Rheum, for whi,h It has been OF is used accord
ing 70 directions. We refer our friends to Nedi-
cine Dealers in every town, where the Remedy can
be found and n "Wauregan Gazette giving full
particulars Of it.
PRICE - CENTS PER BOX.
None genuine without the signature or fac-simile
Of
:. T. WILLARD.
Orders should be addressed to
WILLARD & HOTCHKISS,
MADISON. CONN.
For sale nv Harmon A. sheldon. II. P. Russell.
Middleburv; ". II. Hadley, ". s. Mills, Bristol;
F. Huntington, Vergennes; Marcus Hull, Hines
burgh; :. H. Leonard, st. Adams; J. :. Storrs
4 Son. Winooski Falls; AMOS c. SPAR. Bur
~lington; and BIZ Druggists and Country Mer-
chants generally. w21m6*
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cnn.tinnttnn Cnsttrene... snnnre.sion

WARSAW, Wyoming Co., y. T., Oct. "a, 1855.
DEAR SIR I am using your Cathartic Pills in my prac-
tice. and find them an excellent pUrzative to cleanse the
system and purify the fountains Of the blood
JOHN G. MEACHAM. NJ. D.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-07

NJ l.
NJ. a. e. F. CHEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
IN
FINE BRANDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, NAILS,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
CORHER or COLLEGE, AND OHUROH sTP-ETx
Nashville, Tennessee.
MAJ arejust in receipt Of large selected Eoek Of
w Groceries, Liquors ETC., consisting in part fellows
10y ends sugar ali graoes genuine Havana CyarB
2OO bbls choice MOassesi 200 kegs Nails, assorted;
lou do do 100 dozen Painted Buekets
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee; 50 nests Tubs;
Toe bbls Powdered Crushed and 10 bbls English WaInut
Loaf eugari 10 bbls Pecans;
I50 boxes Star Candles; 10 bbls
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE BRANDIES, WINES, 80.
Is & choice French Brardiss;
~ \ casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Wines
l5O baskets best brands Champagne;
50 boxes ScOvill Claret,
leo bbs fine Robertson CountJ Whisky
% bbs pure old Rye do
do do do Bourbon do
And also large stock Of Common Whisky, American Brandy
Gin, &C.
PGWBER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont and Sycamore Powder a M,
dergned Icing the only Agents
would call the attention Of Merchants and Trads n t-5
large stock CT Powder on hand, IN Magazine for sale
300 kegs Dupont Rife POsder 1000 kegs Hazard
500 u do do do der
800 K d. do do 5000 kegs Sycamore Blasting
ZOO kegs Hazard do DO Powder;
gu gu y do do do I50 eeses Of Powder, assorted
5000 kegs Dupont Blasting so bbs Toy BecEsord Co.,
der. safeIy f.ss : W.
jSnll n &. z. f. CIiEATHAn, Agsnts
SOLE AGENTS FOR
1uponts Powder joy, Bckford 4 Coz SAFETY
Hazard do Fuse
sycamore
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Charleston and Savannah
REIEHT

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED INCREASED
XPRBss freight Trains the roads On and after the
~ s4h December 1859, through from New YORK "a
Nashville: ~ iA ~
Fs Glass per 100 lbs 81 "a Third Glass; per 100 s III l6
second Glass, do l IS Fourth Class, do 90
Hats Caps and Bounets 25
Time from Savannah and Charleston to Nashville hr three
and half and four days ' se
and nine days. ' NsN'
intervening Sabahs cause the shove variations IN time AZ No
freight trains are run on Sunday over three lines
NO detentons By OVercharzss and DAMAGES a
eP damages occurring at sea- promptly adjusted BY The Nash
Vie and Chattanooga Railroad on delivery.
decH-G r&s C WANDERsON
nashville and Memphis, Grand Junction,
new Orleans &c, via Tennessee and A..
ALBANIA RaIIOad and Connections.
-
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DIR. ). BOVEE DODs

Nj Il w N Il b / Z
Wechallenge the world produce their equal Though
have been before the public for only they are us
and highly approved Of from Maine to the Great Salt Lake A.
remedy Incpient Consumption Indigestion Dyspeua pIer
Nervous dease Female Complaints, and all requiring
tonic they unsurpassed As Beverage they truly
9hiu For the aged and nhm for or Children Of
deiicas constitution they are without rival
For the Of hrost the Clergy bev
act like charm. -
Used in connection with pure Cod Liver Oil they cured case
Of chronic Consumption in Albany New York. after il had bssn
pronounced ss ncurabe by Of the distinguished Phy
scians In New York City Mr. McGran Of Brooklyn
his entire right side parayEed by being thrown from bo in
1856 He commenced the of these Bter in November last
and il well. -
Mr. Britain, Editor OF 7ke Banner of Lic" pubisbd in
Boston, and Mr Greenwood Ne 20 Broad street. Neg Yerk
both cured Of Piles Of long standing and Of the most obstinate
character.
Hundreds Of suffering from Indigestion and Dyspeps
have been cured By using these Bers have letters in our
possession which published, would every
land 70 supply herself with these truly valuable Biers
CHARLES WEDDlFIELD co, Proprietors,
IS William street, keE York.
SOLD by DEMOFILLE CO. Nashville, Tenn, and all Drug
griits: june29 SCOTT
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LAND FnR Sar-E-

9eers Tor s seventy acres ofiAnd tls
FErnpike, four miles from NsshFills, a.
s nc. on Enien ae resides and The lands q Capt JOaa
- Is equal 70 the best WITH abundance Of excel
Aent never falling Eazer. "A - NE hsafseal
81 ale bEJ0HN YORK
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CROSSS-rIES WINTER
CHARLES B. HALL

6o0ts' shoes, VaIises, Carpet Bags, &C.
No. 1s soUrH srDz PUsLrc sQUAar,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
noH N rseept Of his stock for the Spring and Suma-
lneE trade, consisting OF Ladies, Gents, Missss'
% -uG Boots, Shoes, Caters, Slippers, &s-, %
french Dress Trunks, fine sole leather travelling
&c, &c. ~ - ''ii1s SA'Si-9i'
Of which offered a. Ioz a. goods Of similar aiv
mar CHARLES B. HALL.
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
JASPER BRANCH RAILROAD.
oryrcx nashville & CHAT7 AEoosA R.uRo.nC ~

AN1IOtA D
October ID, 1853
N Of the Board Of Directors calls are made On h
Stock t6s Company subscribed for building R-.s
koad from Bridgeport Jasper payable the Treasurer az this
Company asfollows:
One dollar each Share the lsi November Ie and t
each Share the ist days CT December Is5e
~, February March, April, May, june july AaopSt $50
Der, October, and November, 1860. NSP'sH
Payment may be made 10 Jackson Pryor At Jasnav - a.
Treasurer at his Office In Nashville " :" NC
Prompaessin meeting these calls is rsouesaI ~
Of Stock, the construction OF the road depeps
the means provided specifically that purpo1e
ost5-6 W. A GTRHvtsS
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SEWING MACHINES.

OCoEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE
d. A. TibbS, Proprietor.
hosll spacious new brek bGilduE Just eouplss.
IhePropretor has Incurred heavy sxpense n 80, -
me roo,as, % make them neat and eonforshle
= 0gen lor me reception o. bcariers visitors ,d
M ~ persons An omnibus, With good and sfs te i -
800 . convey passengers to the Hotel and bsck 70 he
asPo again he proprietor intends 70 nv t .I 4
suEls DANIEL sT1nps -.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-07

NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA n. r.
o A@Ml
CHANGE OF sCHEDULE.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE,
ON AND AFFER
SUNDAY, APRIL S9Ih, 1850,
Passenger Trains, East &na West, will run as follows,
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at N and PM
Arrive at Chattanooga 100 NJ aad l:45 AM
COMING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at 1904 N and 7:30PM
Arrive at NaShTille at 5 N and A N.
Ii rail connection and shortest Boston, New York
~ Philadelphia, baltimore, Washington City, Richmou1,
neterourg, Lynehbug Knoxville, Savannah oharIeston
Montgomery, Memphis, New Orleans, &C.
Both Trains connect Stevenson with Trains m Menhs
Gharleston Earoad and at Chattanooga with Trains on
ana deorgia and Western and Atlantic Railroads
Iekets may be had any hour on application ts
| At the following prices, Wis: P-0- -
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TIE ouIEP AmoNC TEN TuoUsANp.

THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
HAS universally supplanted other oinmens healing
applications the Eastern and Western Hemispheres
wherever introduced its intrinsic merit the true
Of affections, whether The be
accident or dise1se-
BURNS & SCALDS
are instantly relieved OF their anguish, pain and nfam
nation by timely applica ton ofths marvellous healer
and the flesh isrenew II by charms no blsmish OF
remaining.
TIE FRIEND OFF, THE NURSERY
Children frequent suf ferers from external injuries
especially from FEid and CGmp1e0e EsDlOSiOS-there
every mother should have this healing preparation
constantly hand II heals Breasts and quickly
the TETTER RING1 WORM, so PTe0GleHt IN TIE
nursery.
10 TRAVELLERS BY . SEA AND LAND.
The Machnist, the Ira velsr and every other indi-
viduai whose lot u throws him within the
chance accident sDlO- sion, IRE, collision, should
bear in Magic his and only
It beth portable and cheap. and should
his companion, friend in need. There thousands
Of living witnesses testify marvellous virtue. WEo
their sound limbs and muscles to its saving efficacy
The following few Of : heleGdiRg diseases for which
DALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN q EXTRACTOR is 8 PREVEE
TIVE a. we'll CURE: =
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q b
Commencing Monday, April rs, IssO.

Commencing Monday, April rs, 1850.
Time to Memphis Tirsnty-t1Oo Hours
ONLY FIFTEEN MILES STAGING
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH NASHVILLE AND D-cAruR
PASSENGERS for the youth take the A. NJ Train ., ~
Tennessee and Alabama Railroad Pulaski take Carter
thoas houghs line OF stages to Prospect station distant rs
miles, connect at Decatur with Memphis Charleston Raad
West. - F ~ "A0
Through tickets Decatur and Memphis can be Dru.s a.
te fennesse and Alabama Railroad Ticket Office
passengers going North take the A. NJ the Tennessee
and Alabama Central Railroad at Decatur connecting
station with the Stage line to Pulaski, &C.
Trains makeel both ways with Nemrb;. and
Charleston Railroad train at Decatur aDTi2-SaS,
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T. G. BuReE IN SWAMI
BURGE. e. SWAMI,
WHOLESALE GROCERs,
80 ASH pRAIERs X

wHOLEsALE GROWERS,
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
con. COLLEGE AND eHuRCH STREETS,
NASHVILLE, fENNEssEE.
WE have store aua sii selected stock .,
w Groceries, Liquors, aud vii continue to receive in
large quantities during the Oar stock in store
sss in part as follows viz: s5asss t4s~5
sugars.
200 hhds Louisiana Sugar, 100 bbls Bovsring'sD R.,
100 belS Coverings D 3, PoEdeEed.
Crushed, IS boxes R Loaf,
Coffee.
500 bsg prime Rio, 5Obagsprine Lssuyr,
moInsses.
SOC 6bls Choice Plantation, IS barrels o Syrup,
oW 90 DO IS packages st. Louis
'.1te 3.'lc-oC SundrIeH. G 1D23
500 bxs Star Candles, 500 a bxs Star Candles,
500 90 do 800 do bar Soap,
100 bags Pepper, IS bzs ground Pepper,
SV0 Dds new York and kosen+3o0 casks Soda,
% SACKS kaee GI1gsr, 50 do indigo extra fne,
900 dozen Painted Buckets, $50 nests Painted Tubs @
sO0 dozen Zinc Wash Boards $50 doS BroomT
900 bxs Carrots Bottle Snuff 2se BIS rtts Paper snu
Oxa S0' 5SeTs Sbls MasOn's BlscEing
5000 pounds Bar Lead; 100 % shot asZrrfed 800
= eos HeSansl 20 bbls Almonds
$50 hf bxs kasns, s-@ $50 bxs R Raisins il
2 ties fresh Figs, 10 bills Fill.srts
100 s1 fresh Peaches. 900 dozen Fresh csvs Oysters
lW kegs NAILS. belmont brand, 80 bxs Brandy Peaches
~ coils Manila Rope, 100 lfbushel Measures,
800 bags Cotton Yarns, assore00 bds Wrapping Psper
sizes, 100 coils Cotton Rone
20 chests Black Tea, 100 bols Cider Vinerap
IS chests Imperial Tea, 100 bxs Ground Ginger
LIQUORS.
900 bbls Tenn White Whisky bbls Deans extra whisky
l00 90 Bourbon do 100 do Ward Cary's do
50 do Robertson do I25 do Old Rye AZ
2casks Jean Louis Brandy, 40 do do Nevsom's DO
DO Louis La Beron do 50 do Julius H. Smiths Old
/ 20 bills Cherry Brandy, Reserve Whisky
25 do Blackberry do 5 casks Cstavba handy
10 do Peach do 20 bbis Crane AZ
| 40 16cssks segnette do rs 80 Ginger do
| Is bbls Rum and Gin. 60 do annie do
| 10 casks Sherry Wine, 25 csks segnette do
| Is bbls Malaga do lOb bs Holland Gin
"a kegs Lemon Cordial, 25 do SAan do
10 cases Champagne, pnis, Is casks Madeira Wine,
| 25 bxs White Wine, % do Old Port do
$50 bbls Fresh Ale, various 10 bbiS do Ginger do
| brands, IS baskets Champagne, pts
IS hxs Claret Wine, and quarts,
| 20 do London Porter.
| Tobacco.
200 bxs Va assorted brands assorted brands
| 100 do KY, do do $50 do No do
1000 Imported Cigars, 100000 Domestic Cigars
| g.. Oils.
so bbis Lnseed Oil, so b6ls Lard Oil,
| 10 do Cotton seed Oil.
Ths above articles will sell low down for cash.
| BCRGE & SWAMI.
P.S-0ur Mr.. Swan who is we'll known as an experience
buyer will remain in New Orleans during the present
and keep house we'll supplied with heavy groceries,
would respectfully invite the trade to give call before
| chasing elsewhere. ljAn2 B. S
| tx HoKRu EsTRITroN
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FRESH TURNIP SEED.
NDRETH's Turnip Seed, Summer and Winter, just re
BY application At t6s Once q stce, Ess at tne Br
TEs RUssWURM.E sspe2-n
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PEACH AND APPLE BRANDTES

Also, lot Of Choice WhiskIes in store ,lnes Is57
and which defy competition 0| i0o'
o,,so. A., LELLYETF 4 SMITH,
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Also in Bond Cask Of James Hsnnsssy Brandy ryi.,
Of s52J VII Oh We think will 'u the most fsstdious paae
L.
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M have on hand large stock Of Ene Virginia Troh
w COS also Tennessee and Kentucky Tobacco. ,ts-s
Cigars hand. A''of'"snt Of
Iane1o LELLTBrT & gMTrU
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PURE BOUHBON WaISE7Gs-

ETTB would inform the City Trade that "a b.,. =. =.
w Iargestoek Of Apple and Peach, Esrs, - sore
and pure liberal margin allowed. ans
June % TRrrvz-- 60.
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DOZEN Cans Fresh Peaches. Just received and for sale
> aprl2-H MIZELL, HOOPER CO
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Hates OF Passage Through
Less Eham Rail- Road Fare.
IN, following splendid Passenger Steamers comprising
SAM KIRNmaN
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AppIe Brandy. I6 Years Old.

:
VTTE have small lot o. Apple Brady from North g.
Nv Ina Esd to be rs Years Old hich Ne beits =
Be strictly pure, and as represented.
may26 LELLYEFr q SMITH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-05
From Northern Mexico.


In the Brownsville Flag of the 26th ult. we find
the following intelligence;
" Late adyices from the interior state that Gen.
CarYajal is in Zacatecas with 1900 men. 1t is sup
posed that with the forces of that State he will
continue his march westward.
We have received lei RestdurdGlo1., the official
periodical of the State of Nueva Leon and Coahuila
of the 9th inst. 1t contains notice of Vidauri's
ARRIVAL that city, to take the chair Gubernatoria
to which he had been elected by the Congress, the
people having failed to make an election.
In noticing the rejection Of the McLane-O campo
treaty by our Government, that paper rej0ices at
this success which has come to lberate the nation
from the greatest calamity that could befall it.
We have received the Prisma of the 9th, from
which we gather the following items;
Gov. Treviho, of Tamaulipas had returned to
Tampico from his visit to the interior towns, leav
ing at lula, as garrison, small organized force
| there.
| The Indianola had been nationalized, and the
! name Constitution given her.
| On the 9Th, the Constitution brought the shiI
| Maria Conception into the port of Tampico. She
had attempted to take that vessel several days be
fore but could not overtake her. TWAS ascertained
by letters received there by the Mexico, that the
| Maria Conception left Havana as part of Marin's
| fleet. The Captain Porta ' declares that he left
Havana twenty days before, for Galveston, Texas,
and that the currents had thrown them out of their
course that for four days they had been lost, not
being able to make observation" although the
weather on the coast during that time had been
nleasantf =as
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-05
The Murder at York Street Deck 30 Body
Unidentified.


New York, May 1.-The inquest on the body Of
the female who was found gagged and snnk with
barrel Of pitch at the York street dock, on the
sey City. The remains were fully identified al
those of Ada Richardson, wife of a young man
known as Boston Charley, who stated that he had
notlived with his wife for two years that she had
resided at the Brandreth House, ST. Dennis and
other places, living fast life. The facts were conn
municated to Deputy Carpenter, and furnished q
clue to the officers to work upon, and by which
means they tracked Miss Richardson for period
of over two years, during which times she lived in
magnificent style at the st. Dennis, next at the
house of doctor in Astor Place, thence to the st.
Julian Hotel, next to private house in University
place, from thence to the Lafarge house, whence
she went on board the steamship CahaWba on the
18th of January for New Orleans, which was the
last positive information they had of her.
The hotel books revealed that wealthy young
gent, Of formerly high standing in the community,
had paid Mrs. Richardson's hotel bills the rooms
and board amounting to about $40 per week.
From another source it is reported that this gem
tleman attempted to sever his connection with
Mrs. R., as her demands upon him for money were
becoming more and more exorbitant, sometimes
compelling him to furnish her with 500 or $500 at
q time in order to prevent exposure, and that the
total sum in two years extortea in this manner,
amounted to nearly $4,000. From this fact it waa
thought that there was sufficient motive for the
committal of the crime !; this gent was induced to
go to Jersey City, and upon seeing the head of the
female, he exclaimed, THAT'S Mrs. Richardson Y
He was then required to enter into bonds to appear
as q witness. but for some cause was not present
last night
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-05
Another Arctic Expedition.
From the London Chronicle, April 24l

From the London Chronicle April I'll
The whaling bark George Henry, which is to
leave this port for whaling cruise in Cumberland
Sound, on the 10th Of May will take out the nu-
cleus of an important expedition Of exploration in
the regions where Sir John Franklin met his sad
fate Mr.. G. F. Hall, Of Cincinnati, is the leader
and master spirit of this adventurous enterprise.
That gentleman, believing possible that some OF
Franklin's men may yet be living among the peo-
pie Of the far North conceived the idea Of leading
an expedition for their discovery and deliverance.
About six weeks since he came here to inspect
the whaling brig Amaret, formerly the Rescue Of
DR. Kane's eXpedition) now owned by Messrs.
Williams Haven, of this city, with view Of pur-
chasing her for the voyage he proposed to take.
The firm mentioned above, learning his purpose
and plans, generously offered . conveyance to
Northumberland Inlet for himself and his outfit, in
their bark George Henry, then fitting to sail for
those regions Their kind offer was gratefully ac-
cepted, and Mr. Hall is now actively forwarding
his preparations to embark from here in the George
Henry.
He will be carried in her to the entrance Of Fro
bisher's Strait, and there landed with his boats,
sledges, nautical gear, scientific instruments, and
stores Of pemmcan and other provisions. Only q
He will engage sufficient number Of EsquimauS
and boats to transport his n,dterie and push for.
ward with as little delay as possible. His route
is to be up through Frobisher's Strait to Fox
Channel, thence northward along the hitherto I'M
explored eastern coast of that channel, through
Fury and Hecla Strait to the Gulf Of Boothnia, and
across these waters to Boothia and Prince VIII
liam's Land The route thus indicated is over one
thousand miles in length, distance to be travelled
in small boats, and carrying the adventurous tray-
eler high up as to latitude ZOE N. At Boothia or
Prince Williams Land, Mr. Hall has strong hopes
Of finding some of the lost navigators in whose be-
half lie has entered upon this great undertaking.
He thinks it quite probable that of the one hun.
dred and five men who were with Franklin in that
region, some may be yet there alive and DESTROYS
of returning to their homes. If none of them are
left something more may be learned of them and
their fate than is now known.
about three years from the time Of their departure
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-05

Heenan, who had been standing outside tie
ring with his friends, now entered it, followed by
Cusick and Mcdonald He was dressed IN q suit
ofheavy gray clothes, the oyercoat being bnttoned
closely around the neck, and having thick corr
forter round his throat to protect it from the wind
Cheers from the Americans went up on his en-
trance, and though they were mot numerous no
one could doubt their sincerity. When the Boy
entered the ring he walked over to Sayers, ok
tending his hand, and said
!" How do you do, Tom-how do you find yourself
this morning?" Sayers, taking the profiered hand
=. Very well, thank you, how do you find your
self?''
Heenan-" feel very well indeed. We have got
fine morning for the fight.n
Savers. II man can't tight such q day as this,
he can't at all.,' ISayers pulling ont q roll oil
billsl-" Do you want to bet anything ~
Keenan, No; Eye bet all my money
Heenan then walked towards Mcdonald and
had some conversation with him. Sayers, who
had never seen the Boy before, now took q care
full observation of him. It was plain to see he
was disappointed in his antagonist but it did not
last long, as the determined eye and firmly com.
pressed lips told only too plainly that he would
make the best of bad bargain.