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ARTICLES or ASSOCIATION.
TINTED STATES OF AnIERIGA-ThEsTATE
u OF LOUISIANA, Parrish Of Orleans, City OF New Or =

HI
n AhI1GLL6 VE A66OEAh 1A0lvs
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Y or LoUisiAsA, Parish q Orleans, City Of New Or ?
ieen az, ,.r,tsrsd mat ,l,a aav beore me- WALTER
HiSEs i,ETERs Notary Fnblic IN and for city and
s duly commissioned aud qualified and IN naence 81 the WIT
wh9 hereinafter named and NED. .ra
70 this act and who have signed ' ~
And severay declared that b virtue n sn nasss ~
bs lsmb n INN stae and approved tho fonf
day March, thousand haia.sa sns IA yySs
presents agree and bind and uss
them create corporation under ssid ac e p
I'M NM n Sna hn NM he Have AIRED md
sy Ss ] u md enter into he following ara
Giles Of association and agreement .s4,san .,,.,
The e.perats name and ls q tho Association she'll b
sfI SH a Msp I, Srsa n sis
city of New Orleans
ARTICLE SECOND
foster ali he various depsrimeat sf Isrea
,laP ssps
as an saa # %
s ss a
nd wan seh sihise NJ a y usels
therefor. s-s 8 = ~ =
ARTICLE rH,rn.
mi, y,,.., - AZ. :, -. -. =. -, :,
on uhon, other sn PC ns proper o0
,,,,,,s xo.nr.,
The capital stock Of The Association 4 hereby Fixed at The
for as follows, to-w;
IWsnty peE cI, y Saw NV n M s WY 3 x IN
% aay M snsy MN csnt HI a. tis
day Of July following twenty per fifteenth day Of
Angus following and the remaining twenty per cent on ihe
hcent day Of o,i9Rng 9n me operations o. me
Association may ne men iry Thousand qoas q
stock L M lo asI nes poa sock nay u aken
ad snhseteed MT On wv pGok q imc s ana issued
nSnsg Eighty pr cent In insanen Of twenty Der sent NM
,r,,g sxa3y i,,tr days n,tII ae6,i,ted 80 = -
tu T 10y tns VIZ s m nriect Ia nav III, h
their snbscrptoa Or iusacn within rxfy DAYS after the
same falls due Baard Of declare the
pleasure
ssaRrlrts rfrru
&C. -, $50, A
No kioekpltff shall ever ~ hsd bable Tor any amount
efyona ais heE % tHeH S"p9stipsioe'
49,, ~, /. .
The ssocsgu ha naye sea- ne sey,ee Geng me Goa, Of
arms O the State Of Louisiana Win ne ene,Ieiing
Il Of echanics and Agricultural FAR q the
state ~ Louisiana ana may use suen nsoa wilh devices
termined on.
SEVENTH.
r1 nnsars ~ The ave vard In the President AND
ne " .ii.on,ass ~ ma aock ndeys
sun ID elected annniy On t III Tucsday Or NAV IN each
year BY e ockhpde A such place y the CITY q New Or
leans sy be selected aer in at least
two newspapers Published In the ety OF New oeans any
stockheider shall be uisbe rs Hecto p9s1ed he own In
his name four shares q stock Notices 81 election
shall be published len days ct e.st All elections Tor Dl
reccrs shall he W ballot and hfa under hs
owner ct stock shall be entie 10 ~ many oes as me- she or
they own OF sarts OF oeK poWne mat no person sha
elsco provided further that The first election held
hereunder shall be entitled 70 vote On any shares q
Of the Association for ec months prior any such election.
ARTICLE EIGHTH.
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" y. ~ " "a. ~ -, 80 ~
sm,i! ~ ~ si . ,En shs ~ assc ~ r,ao.tt.
ARTICLE sisrn.
ali "nttns syisne. az ieh eertlcatss pornas shall
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For MOBILE II DAILY q. s.
a41n-SMail fdne-Wnter ATrangemtni -1he SPLEEN
did low packet steamers Alabama,
A. r. aaadInan, master Florida, A. L. Myers muster,
ana Cuba James Hopkins master built expressly for the
Lake trade with superior Accommodations will make trips and
landings follows unless prevented by bad weather. high
low Of fuel some accident boat
Leaving The Lake end OF the Pnnteharain Railroad ia
the arrival Of the r. NJ train Of for Mobile direct
Returning will stop fascagonn, Pass Christian and Bay a
Louis on MONDAYS and TIL o RSpAYS.
rFer through BALTIMORE Philahaiphia and New
Y.,fk greay reduced rates, by different routes anu
R. GEDDEs. Agent
& ,ns r. i sr.3.Te street
E'rAfaEan q, y t1i.e a,ie seaee
teie # = BAREIII & CO.. 81 Comm street
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MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY.
Leaves on SATURDAY 2ak insr.. ~ 81, r. NJ. ears.
FOR SELMA AND M0NTGONI

II ery, NeumpkA and ali landings Alabama NV
direct The superior lake steamer Ca
zrGnds1ef, Il. Sinuptt. master. built expressly
for the will leave lake end OF the Jefferson and Car
rolion Railroad For freight passage apply 10
]. L. HARRIS q Natchez street,
a25 IS GIavier street.
s- Tie steamer VIM Bagaey is receiving reght al the
depot Esol Circle
shippers and passengers rely this boat going
direct tbfegh.
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6TEAMB !
UNITED sTATEs

30 UNITED STATES
HZA hsEMI-wEEKLY MAIL LINE 10 49, n
hG ueKsBuRa, Isl
NJ Whites master, will leayu for Grand Lake
Plaaucmine Rouge Port Hudson, Bayou Sara Re Ris
e Landing Adams. Matches Waterproof Rodney a. 10
Lake Providence Stacks Island Landing, Skipwhis Ladn
Pitchers Point Aahtc lake Washington Carolina Iadnn
and Point Worthinston, every THURSDAY, st5P.M NJ.
The steamer yIOKsBURG will freight for Ysxcc and
Tsiahache be reshipped steamers Prince and
Hope.
The magnificent U. 8, Mail packet Nntchex Captain +.
Leathers, will leave for Donaldsonyc PiAqnenc, Baoa
Rouge Port Hudson, Bayou Sara Red River landing, For
Adams Matches. Waterproof Rodney g. Joseph Grand Gulf
The Matches vickThnrg with steamers Prince and
Hot and will take freight for All landings te Yazpo aud
Tanache rive at high water rates, without detention.
their regular days without fall appointed Al
business entrusted 10 their will be promptly sad faithfully
attended to.
These Will rot responsible any letter package
hills Of ladng taken specifying contents rane, and
the freight paid for vaabes deposited with the eers
by the passengers contained in their baggage.
For freight or passage apply on beard e q e
lol6 Z Corner Of Carondele and Union streets.
Leaves every TuEsp Az at 5 o'clock ?. NJ
~ n burg U. s. Mail Ine.-For !1onsidsonyillr PIN
guemine Baton Rouge, Port Hudson, Bayoa Sara
Red River Landing. Fort Adams Eachcx, Water
proof Rodney st JOSEPH Grand Ga md yeks
leave above eycry TU r. NJ Returning
she will leave HicksbuIg FRIDAY L o'clock NJ
d. X. CARROLL CO.,
newdrop for Yazoo river x 5Ss#{
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Understanding UP.

Bark Grapeshot. Howard, days I'm Cardenas, to
r 4 Giraud- cargo, 27S bxs sugar 260 hhds
maIado to A Giraud.
I Span bark Hahana 0lcre, fin barcelona 9th Jan,
| to Prats, Pujol &co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-25

EHoQxfsa AecmEnr. The Mobile Advertiser Of
Monday has III folio wing
AaSs Sht a6outs o'clock, 3 dreadful accident
oeeuyred ID he house on Dsnphin street. near the
corner Of Ei1iboFne= formerly occupied by Mr..
Baxter, but row BY the family Of q Mr.. Gressler,
great axcit fuaent pregaang when We got there,
ne eD1ld eIIIy gather that Mrs. 9. and Two child
ron WeyS burnt We saw tbs eldest child aged
about years.. Il YVES horribly burnt, and so badly
4hAs n feared II MQnld Aet live through lie nsahi
The yquegesss aged about years, waa not 60
badly hurt. 4
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ECONOMY is WEALTH.

EcONOMY Is WEALTH.
cARaRNs CEMENT OR NEGATIVE GLUE,
TOT permanently Joining broken China Glass Easthen and
wooden Ware Furniture Leather India Rubber goods and
Fancy Articles Of all kinds
ASK Tor samans Cement Negative Guen and take no
fnrpasses anything kind use leaving
ssee q any cement having been applied
NJ D. wHEELocK L CO.,
Sole Wholesale Agents,
No. Al Magazine st.
q cents u nsAiese genensty. rr.ce
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BAYOU RAPA cts.

BAYOU SARA MAIL Co.
LsMaAx FOR BAYOU SARA LsMtt4As.s14z
The tine passenger packet D. ESenner Capt Baranco
leaves New Orleans every SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY. at o'clock.
FOR DnNALDSoNVIT.LE.
The passenger packet Empire Parish. Can't Vincent
leaves New Orleans TUESDAY IN eiclocb, A. NJ,
returning leaves Donaldsonve every WEDNESDAY nlornn
passing the Coast in daylight
FOR BAYOU SARA AND THE COAST.
The steamer Crosse Tete, j. McQuoid master leaves
New Orleans every MONDAY evening o'clock, and RI
ID Morning nj TO O'Clock,
H-A clerk Is always the landing foot ST. Louis
receive and deliver freight and sign bills adng for the above
boats
fe2 am i. A. COTTON Argent.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Arizona, from BRACES Santiago
via Indianola- Perham and lady, 1t. Upton, lU. y
Az DIR. Watson. Mrs. Crawford, j. 81. Phelps, L. A.
Patterson, Messrs. HebIe, Bra, Gonzales, v. Har-
sellen, j. Beauchery, j. Lee, Slower, VaIlard, Hon-
derain, +. de la Red, j.. NJ. Marsh and servant
4 m deck n i3S 81 5tsis
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UNITED STATES

UNITED STATES
leNAS k5aMAIL LINE TO vTeKsBuRa LeglNk&
SATURDAY at o'eeek, r. IN.
The magnificent q. n Mall packet hatcher. Can't r. p
Icathers will leave for Donaldsonyile Pialnsnne Baton
Rouge, Port Hudson Bayou Sara, Red River Landing For
Adams, Natchcz Waterproof Rodney, ST. osep Grand Gulf
Warrentoa and Vicksbarg EVERY SATURDAY. vt O'Clock
p. NJ
The steamer NATGHEz connects at vckshasg wjth IN
steamers Prince aud Hope and will take freight all landing
the Yazoo river Is high up Greenwood
For freight passage apply on board
TIRdINIUS G. DEgTZEI.
iel5 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-25

sS1sS45F o. BLEaKika' ia fes s3ss, ss,eecsoh
q carriages Baegies sprns Wsenn' ~ NJ
Fire Engines rebuilt Rsprins the ssanebes @ &c
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-25

Tranzxzo sroRx AID Great DESTRUCTION OF
PaDsHaTx 4 tornado nasaed over Carlinville, II
Iipoia, Monda evening, 18th. nnroodng and blow
Ing down houses, barns, trees and fences. The
roof a = dwelling house was carried nearly mile
ana half through tba alr; children were picked
~ BY tlls wind ana carried To considerable dis
tance stock killed il every direction. man
named Lowe was killed by lightning, and many
persons wopaded. The destruction cf property
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-25

4 ANn1nG M nAhn NJ xrkN n 9-..,-- -
- horn si a Of White and feined Marble and Il, cass
rtin'ee Stone. Fer sale By ~ sAsAs
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certify the foregoing be copy OF the original extant
IN my current archives
Witness seal New Orleans the 18th day
of April A. b 1860
All a0t WALTER Il. PETERS, N. p
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Leaves every SATURDAY. n. NJ, positively
NEW ORLEANS. MONROE AND
49, - Trenton Regular Weekly Packet-For Ouactita
City, Mouth Raycn Bar,holomey slerp NJ, On
bonnn Trenen Monroe. Pine Bluffs, Castor Iasding Column
ba Harsonburg Trinity and all intermediate landings on
Onacha ryes-Te magnificent steamer
r.. w. McRae, Len. Moore master, will leave rs above,
punctuaIy, For freight or passage apply on hoard
VfRGINIus O. DEETHELi
las Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-25

Leaves on THU RSDA Y. 10Th inst, at o'clock r. NJ
REGULAR BARTHOLONEW,
aSJ !, Ouachia and Black River Paeket-For Arkansas
Line Cora,s Bluff, Lynd Grove De Gla1e Land
Point Pleasant Ouachita City Loehlomond,
Purf Unop Mouth DArbonne Trenton, Monroe Pine Bluff,
Cnrto Columbia Harrsonbnrg Trinity and all landings
Ouachita and and very fast
ger steamer Col. IT.. III. Judson, Levi Hopkins, master,
For freight passage apply on board.
YIRGINiUS @. DENTIEL,
3 a2i Advertising Agent.
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q. 8. MAIL LIN e F'kaE1 AE'TAEAh.
DAILY connection with the N. o., q. and
sIaAxrSst w Raiiroad-The fast steamer st. Mary,
Akisor, MASTER built expressly for passen
light freight, will wish the 0pelousas Rafoad
euyue daily Patiers0npie Centervle md
Franklin and her trips Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays Jeauuere and New Town. connecting
nj the latter place mail coaches for ST. Martini
lafayette Grand Cotean, opelonsas and Washington
Running time from New Orleans Washington twenty six
hoirs being the quickest route travelled. : .4.4
At ta ST. Mary the Railroad daily she offers better
facility for delivering nfregh than any boat In the trade
Shippers will peasa the boat on their dsny RECEIPTS
j. N. JOHNSON & Cos
No Old Ieeee- Agentas
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Leaves on s ATuRDAY Ssh inst, al 6 r ~ "
FOR ST. L0UIS.-MITH CoNNEg
~ lions as abnyeThe magnificent Issfpe-
rial, g. s. Rogers. master, will leave for ST.
Louis taking, besides through business, freight
aud for Nace Vfckshrg paaon Memphis and
the Bends For through tickets This and connect
ing railroad lines ahie, and engagements freight and
passage apply on board or at the oopany Office 81 Camp
street. @f
YIRGIEIus G. DENTzEL
ali Adrarfisinit A yanf
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY. 25;h inst. at 2P NJ
FOR ATTAKAPhS VIA PLA-
49, hquemine. fas running md lighl-dratt
G0ssamer, J. P. Forgay, master, will leave
above taking freight and passengers for Ber
81 ashear cities Lower Atchafayaya Patteroneie,
Centervlle Franklin Clarendon Ieannefes IBERIA st
asnsve Fausse Ponie all intermediate landings For
freight or passage apply on board
EIRGTNIus G. DENTzEI,
n1R AGENT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-25
OUACHITA RIVER.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY 18th inst. Mt Pm.
REGULAR OUAEEIITA PACKET
6.g For Camden French,prop.. Beach Hill Little Bay.
SCrimea Mliers Bnti Roark's. Eldorado Cham
spsgnole, Bangs Wilmington, Moro Bay, Pigeon
fii GayVe Saline, Extra Grand Marie, RowlHndis
Raft Alabama Landing Mouth Of Bartholomew onachita
City Loehomond. Port Union, sterihgon Mouth DArbonne
bia Humbe Hsonbnrg. Trinity and all intermediate land
ing ouachta RyerThe and splendid swift running
passenger steamer Paul Jones, W. Chappel, masteY
will leave above. For freight apply board
EIRGINiuS U. mEHTZEL,
ale Advertising Agent,
n-The Paul Jones connects with the very light
draugbt Arkadelphia City, Jim Barkman and Resi-
dent
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Leaves on SATURDAY. April q, at 5 p N
FOR OPELOUSAS-THE FINE AND
HT - light draught steamer silver Heels, Capt. G.
Pickett will leave above the above and
Intermediate points. For freight passage
yIRGINIgS @. DENTZEL,
a23 Advertising Agent.
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The Association shall baye seal he device being the Of
State Of Louisiana, with the Inscription enetIeing
IT, Of and Agricultural Fair Association Of the
State Of Louisiana and may such medals with devices
Legends and and isue such diplomas be de-
tertnined 9sg.a
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Leaves m THURSDAY april 49, at d PM
FOR ST. HOUSEWIFE CONNEC-
~ tons aboye-The maRniles mt steamer FIia-
l6sEAtstz5s w q ha, r. r. Dix. master, wIl leave
81 Ioui. taking. besides through business
freight and for Naichez ycksburg Napoleon Mem
phs and the Bends For thronghekets Ibis and
and passage, apply board The Conpapys Office ii
Camp street. t -
yIRGIsIUs @. DENTzEI.
dynftit
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VEsPaR IS LIeHT-
The Cheapest, most Brilliant. ana
Most Convenient Artificial LIshf
" 7RE T0LD

FFNEIs Gas generated from Pure Coal on, AMI fer sissa,
econeays safety and simplicity, cannot be s1fs-s ~
fixtures are DO ne same STYLE he ordinary rls aT,
It's a1Tantas are; thai IS portable "a f1ht ur--s
Tor brilauels cleapne1s caanle simple u and 49, II.
used wherever artificial light IS required. 10 Is ss1v % 1900
and relllree 20 trimming and attention uh1f-rr 49,
lghtins- W IS lcfeclig eyre and ffe1 from esr1s- s-f
has no door or smell While burning Tie light can Be- .s h
barn win any dsfea Of rlaHcg iY turnnr scrsT ~ L.
Increased insantlneolsly en- volume from that 81 cs H.
ten or twenty ~ turning valve i'm oriinsrT .I>
Tie lesper Gas dalne and fixtures rrscselr nm,
aose Of co.l saa oll IN eruc7 aud pufg Of ehl e -.
sessas asael ailanlga over any c1al gas rQulei s.
chimney ilele . no aeed Of daily trimming Of uick ~ IS
eosill'taao q ne re 80 simple at IS lizteto 81
out or order e1d child can manage iraadiy Ta - bursi
IN ls eer nN-lre is generated iruu rre c7li or 81 s
per Oi AHlcn a Manufactured expressly or nlrarl
without any adnxture % Alcohol other Iarsirn ne-
sud is sapIy H unilmita1 Tie fixtures are rsrt
edin sly 20 % suit All tastes from plain single r--
% the most elegant and costly charleer Eseh aris L 49,
feet in ITSELF lere ne cuil7 sergca pines L.
tsrs regulators &c The Is generated n the burner ard al
hxtars from ne cheap sing 90 the extensive sa sr
uin9fhr5 gas tcorts 10 thenseTes Ihsy are oif II
prices which do lot ezuesd The ordinary ls adrss sf
similar style1and ornauentation
Clcess houses pablo balls, Stores steamboats, ana rsirlts
residences .r ugaolt ne safe aitsi CD uh ts
elegant anG congsnnt eatdss ard ether beauaful rlsr.
lures Wneh add 80 much 70 re Appearance OF s1ch pae hd
to the elnior Of he bone circle and which, heretofore so b
used On On those favored distress embraced within hs1 80
limits Of large ctss
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EEPUTAFIONs,n
We respectfully refer to the following
TESTIMONIALS

from the large number we have received from
our numerous city patrons:
Being called upon by Messrs. Cone & Bro. for q
testimonial touching the Howe Sewing Machine and
having bought and used one for the space of three
months, and noticed the simplicity Of its construc-
ton, the very small power required to operate it,
the neatness, uniformity and dispatch with which it
performs its work. and the fact that it has not in all
that time given particle of trouble to keep It in
notwithstanding it has been operated a por-
ton Of the time by girl only twelve years old the
latter advantage had not expected 10 find in any
machine. had supposed that all gave more OF less
trouble to keep them in order.
Touching the ability of the machine to perform
all kinds Of work, would say that with one of the
$50 machines have found no difficulty in executing
any work have wanted to do with the machine
from the heaviest kerseys to the finest muslins.
In view of all these advantages l hesitate not 20
recommend the Howe Machine to any one wanting
a Sewing Machine MRS. S. G. ROGERS.
Wife Of S. c. Rogers, Of Graves Marks a. Co.,
u North High Street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-12

By Mr.. BLEDS0E. 426,fo protect ouasrs 81 land
upon Cnmbersad Mouutaias
b. Mr. BENNETT, AT, to amend he charler Of
the louisville and Nashville Railroad Conpany
PoLIIiCAL RESOLUTIONS.
Er MAYFIELD, By leave, introduced q resolu-
ton which proposes - postpone The consideration
Of political resolutions Until she business Of the
House is dispo eli Of
Oa motion By SIR HEBB tho rules we're sqspendsd
and the Fesoln'irn Considered
Mr. BRAzELT0N moFed 10 amend By providing
that no member De allowed 10 speak over ten iaiu-
ntes upoa any subject alter dlspossl og ihe free
negro bis.
Mr. MOaPHls opposed and Nr HEB favored
the nasstge Of lie resolution
Mr WILLIAMS. Of Hickman, raised he point Of
order that me resolution proposed amend the
rule and under the present rule could not be acted
upon the same day ia which it was proposed. He
would favor Mr. Brszellou's amendment 81 the pro-
Per time; and would oppose the resslutioa proper
Mr.. JOHNSON proposed to strike out stem min
u.es" and inserl sixty minutes"
Mr.. BENNETT moved to amend by proposing
that we hold night sessions hereafter.
The SPEAKER decided that the resolution
should lay % tie table f0s oae day under tie
/ rules
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-12

Thamas King AID others. vs. The uaknoFn heirs Of Louis
Allen and vie.
pursuance Of decree o. the County Court or Davaso
county rendered in the cause, January ZEN
1860, viii olsr i0r tie Courthouse in Nashville on
Saturday, ae l5h OF February highest bidder h
foosinE esro sgl asaat 90 years o. age: 8i,ry
abou 80 years % age aG about 10 Of age: Martha,
years age Carey years age. ssilie at
q ysaof age Anas about years or age, aud infant about
Be- months ed.
IktAs-Ah1ut siUn csl viii h airi upon negro
lu for the balance note veil endorsed, T able in Bank a.
four months.
These negroes belong 90 nc estate Of sally Rclts, deceased and
sold for distribution Is. CUEATufN
faofi-f ofa--
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HONE TESTIMONIALS.


hksHvILLE, Dee. u, 1eI9.
Col 7. II EETLoE-Dear Sir: have used, Or soms Ena
one Of the Feser Lamps aud beg cavet0 express y ohenons
70 you 0r having ntroducai d ny notice. 70
in the country or In parts Of city where g uuot had Is
who may desire light mach ec0loe4l tan 7sd a
the same time uly eu.l 70 &c in iuniztin- p0Hsrhis n
paratus viii prove iesiderltum-
regard this as The most bautuiand useful nvsno
FOR procuring &c small cost The vTantages Of gas rt m
have az the time that rs perfsc v 1a-
the lamps are simple in construction and aulgd Wiih
YlEy truly y0urs, P Fsrr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-12

SETTLE Es2-l gives rral pleasus 70 state lia o.
Ter trial Of o1sot the 'EFer Gas Llps ny slg or
SIX weeks pastf aud after Observing closely Tor as sane
tnes ne e1PeIiule o. Lighting tlnon Teuti NJ ss
lamps have sure oond dencs In their efficiency BIC l.
they ahor an the advantage OF tie best as rhf5 T. ts
who I've out Of he cidesGud large taual.
The process or preparing and lighting -le lamp readily
earne1 The fixtures simple and little liable % - cat
OF orcsTs the cost Of The light comparatively m e an DIE
whsle 50 nee from AZ danger, that &c need only acan
lance OF he part Of the public VII the Fesper Gas E1 -
bring them into general Csc throughout he country.
Yours truly srusEr no1rs-at
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-12

LOUISVILLE, Ky SEPTEMBER 5, 1850
To W szETlE-Dear SIR After having made thorough
examination Of the fesper Gas" readon to is Iaias-
ting pors chemical composition, etc. do hssaie . Be
commend z as being farand economical we'll po
asins greater intensity q illumination than any oe m
nov in
In ne laboratory Is superior 90 e alcohol asa mssus 81 Oh
tanning heat, and viii Be found q inEal1ab erTe 70 the ~
gist as veil as to the manufacturing chemist.
CulELrs e WEIsrr, n D.
Prof Of Chemistry in ihs Kennedy school o. Medicine
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-12
KENTUCKY TFsrTwoyra1.s

From His Axeeent Gov. c. s. Moreiesd and Thos g. Pasa
Esq State A1st1r.
To VIZ IT, sETTtE Esls LoUssvlz, Er--Dssr Sir Wsaars
hem and aa using your -fssr Gas and perfectly s
ned win - utility lt gives aas ilaat ard lezti irht
and IS persctl aecure from aEposon very ehes1 l
economlcal IA i use and OF ar 1 any ottr
light satisfied hat viii be adopted By ali asrous
uho have not the onporuuy Of obtaining gas, also % hon
IS accessible and with gha chslpnels II hs ORIGINAL Out II
for fixtures si hseonui expense Of burning IS an oscL
Yours Ge-i noEmElD.
IHos PtGz.