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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-01

DR.. McCIintoCE,s Cold and COHEh Mix
TURE-The annoyance Of bad cold cough is great, the
danger serious Slight affections las they deemed) Of the
organs respiration, opea the door to consumption bronchitis
death Arrest emyou do 50 in all cases-vh this com
handing vegetable specific All other prescriptions sometimes
fail, this aeCer. Price IS cents slldby
;srao-s1m 10. G. BROWN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-01

SWORD AND GOWN-ANovel By the Author of
'Guy Livingstone" s,o paper.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-01

To which would calthe particular attention connosseurs
and those pure article Of Brandy for pur
poses. Our brands Of Champagne very choice and
we'll knoRn:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-01

FAYING moved my goods Cherry street, next to the
Traders Bank, door from Union, take the occasion
70 thanks TO friends and for the liberal patron
bestowed stand and hope that change place
only continuance but increase the trade
bsrstofore received, lj.n2bl J Fl. MCGILL
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GunpO sEGers.
Imperial and
Knrlru IIr.nr. IN.

Ooong and Porchoug Teas Pickles Preserves Oys.ers so
ing Tobacco ans many otEer articles.
I p To an Ct which, would call the eperai attention and
invite the inspection or the trade, ard them we can or
many Inducements to be found elsewhere.
ian5-tf ARCHIE CGEATHAsI BROTHER.
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.ttnrner GeneraI.

Attorney General
We are authorized to announce R. W. HAYWOOD
Esq. as candidate for the Office of Attorney Gen
craI. iur the Ninth Judicial District, composed OF
the counties of williamson. Sumner and Davidson
Election %. vt May
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-01

49, DaIIey's Magical Pain EX-
SSbEsz1Ezs TRACTOR-Has no equal in curing Burns
scad Cuts Wounds sprans and Bruisescssuaes to which
children are constantly sufectby having box constantly on
hand how much pain and suffering may prevented Be sure
and get the genuine, which always signed, HENRY DALEY
manufacturer on a steel engraved label.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
Nos q and Isl Chartres street.
sosagents for tie Southern States, aid to whom all orders
,bouId ~ addressed. Jaa29-d&vIm.
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LATER FROM PANAMA.
ARRIVAL orrup NORTHERN L1an1

"A n IL " r Il IL 70 N " II II II II " Il L " IL j )
New YoRK, Nov. 2.-The United States mail
steamship Northern Light from Aspinwall, bring
ing the passengers mails and treasure brought to
Panama by the steamship which sailed from San
Francisco on the 1lth ult arrived at this port to-
day.
The United States sloops ofwar Lancaster and
st. Marys were at Panama-an well.
The United States steamer-of -of-war Brooklyn and
the store.ship Falmouth, were laying in the harbor
Of Aspinwall, both in good condition. 5-
News from Central America.
From Nicaragua we learn that the news of Gen.
Walkers capture had caused much rejoicing among
the inhabitants of that republic.
Martinez was again at the head of the affairs of
the republic. Minister Dimitry was unsuccessfally
using his exertions to press the Government for a
convention to settle the American claims. Martinez
would, however, call congress together on the
18th of September, that the ratification of the La
treaty might be effected within the time speci-
fed.
Commodore Vanderbilt had made the Govern.
rnent offer of transit bat il was not accepted.
An alarm occurred at Panama on the night of the
22d instant, in consequence of report that Tacho
was coming with party Of negroes to sack the
city.
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NUMBER 2os.
KEY-wEsT CORRESPONDENCE.
Specialize the New orrsana cre.cent.1

'P-etea " thc 4sSW 0ftssns GfescsHt.l ae
KEY-WEsT, Oct. 26, 1860.
Ihe ship Cerro Gordo, Capt. luke, from New
Orleans, hence to Cork, with 1899 bales of cotton,
was lost on Loggerhead shore on the 12th INST.
The cargo is being saved, much of which will be
damaged. The English bark Maria Louisa, King
master, from Ralige, Honduras, bound to Queens
ton Ireland, got ashore on Dry rocks and remained
fhirty-six hours before getting of. She came into
harbor leaking badly and has commenced discharg-
ing cargo. On the 24th the ship Gov. Morton sailed
for New York, one Of the choicest and most ele-
giant vessels that has ever been in our port This
ship arrived at Havana with 400 Coolies losing only
Jour on the passage, a loss so small as to have
attracted much notice. The ventilation care and
attention bestowed upon these people at once ex-
plains the success Of Capt. Barryis voyage, and
goes far to Illustrate the old-fashioned dogma Of
good discipline and good treatment towards max
ing crews and passengers healthy and contented
A large ship, cotton loaded, ran on Conch reel
on the 23d, but got off; and steamer also--the
Slavina-threw overheard portion of her cargo
and got off without aid.
The Y s. Marshal has sold portions Of the cargo
in perishable state of the Spanish schooner towed
into Satugas, and the balance will probably await
the return of Judge Marvin from Scotland.
The ship Gen. Morton entered into bonds for the
settlement Of her case, but the Spanish brig I'm
maeulada is, as well as the prize of the Conducta
awaiting the return of the Court.
The ship Orphan, previously reported, which
came in here dismasted, is being repaired, as vel
as schooner w. c. Atwater.
Our winter may be considered fairly set in, and
is of the most delightful character, and the town 1
as healthy as it is possible to be.
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Programme
GRAND UNION DEMONSTRATIONS,
Monday, Nov. 9, 1850.

ron TIE

All Clubs the Bell and Everett Party in the City and
Parish Of Orleans aud those Of any adjoining Parishes wish
ing to Join them requested assemble on Canal street.
at TX o'clock r. NJ November s. 1860 for The purpose Of at
tending The Meeting be held in front Of the Clay
Monument
The Procession which take place after the meeting VIII
be divided into Four Divisions each Division to be
der tho special charge Of the Aids Of the Grand Mar
shal.
Inmedaey upen the adjournment Of the meeting the Clubs
composing the First Division will form In the order Of the Pro
grame ca Ghaees street.-the right resting Canal
The Second Division will form in like the north
side Of Canal streetthe right resting Chartres street.
The Third Division win form like Old Leyee
street-~the right resting Canal street.
The Fourth Division will form in like Magazine
streetbe right resting the south side Of Canal street
The Mashas requested permit any heads Of col
further than the position assigned TO hem viz
oaha street. prevent any interference with the line Of
march.
The First Division will down the north side Of Canal
stree to Franklin thence mp the south sds Of Canal counter
marching 81. Charles When the left Of the First Division
the Of Charres and Canal The Second Division
will fall Into position when the left of the Second Division
passes the Of Old Ievse aud Canal the Third Division
will then take its position into nc after which the Fourth III
vision will aso take s position in line covering the last club o
the Third Division.
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Of Holyoke, Massachusetts, had very narrow and
miraculous escape from death last Tuesday. While
coming down mountain with a load Of wood, he
fell off, and was SO paralyzed as to be unable to
move, and was obliged to remain under the wagon
wheels from O'Clock in the afternoon till Ii in
the evening, when he was found and rescued by his
alarmed and searching family. His horses had
stood still for eight hours although impatient to
be gone that they paved deep holes in the ground
beneath them. If they had moved, Mr. Wood must
have been killed.
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NEWS FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
UNITED STATES CLAIMS AaAINsffERi


By the Northern Light we have Valparaiso advi-
ces to the I'd and Callao to the 18th inst.
The steamship Moses Taylor had touched at
Leta
The American Governments ultmatum had been
rejected by the Peruvian Government as to Lizzie
Thompson, Georgiana and Saratogas claims. This
refusal, it was conceded, would compel Mr. Clay,
the American Minister, to demand his passports
The ship Lucy Ann Hale was partially destroyed
by fire on the 9TH of October at Callao.
On the 10th, while the Peruvian frigate Callao
was being docked at San Lorenzo, the stauncheons
Of the dock gave way, pitching her over and caus-
ing the water to fill iB rapidly At the time OF the
disaster the Callao had on board her crew. About
one hundred and fifty souls persisted and as many
were wounded. .-.+.
The United States steamer Namagansett left
Callao on the Sth ult. for Panama. Communca-
tions passedibetween the flag officer, Montgomery,
and British Commander, concerning the arrest Of
an American officer and citizen for refusing to
respond to the challenge of British guard.
Bolivia.
The revolution in Bolivia has been suppressed
and several officers have been shot
The Civil War in Ecuador.
Guayaqui adyiees say that Flores was disband-
ing his forces, but that President Castela still
maintained hostile attitude and was seeking per-
mission from his Government TO declare war again
against Ecuador
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BRAvERy.-General Pimodan, killed at the battle
of Castelfdardo, has been honored with funeral
services in all the churches OF Rome. The Duchess
Of Fitz-James consented to convey to his widows
the intelligence of his death. She found her at
O'Clock in the morning, writing. " To whom do
you write?" asked the Duchess. ITO my hns-
band" said Madame Pimodan. Alas I y replied
the Duchess, " write no more, he is prisoner.v
Madam Pimodan gazed steadiastly at her friend.
I" You are trying to deceive me,'' she cried. g my
husband is not prisoner; he is dead; they never
could make prisoner of him!' Then she imme-
diately hastened to church to pray.
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DIPrHRRIA IN INDIANA The diptheria, Or putria
sore throat, is prevailing in many parts Of Indiana
with alarming fatality. We have already noticed
its rayages in some of the towns in the northern
part Of the State. We also find accounts of ifss
prevalence in the southern and eastern portions.
The Veyay ReyeilIe says that it prevails to fear
ful extent in that place and the country around,
and great many children have died of it, The
jay County Torchlight says it is becoming alarm
ngly prevalent there nearly half of the deaths for
some time past having been caused by il. Il is
also prevalent in Randolph county.
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SuIcIDE-SHIpwREoK.- Boston, Oct s0-SontFE..
worth Barns, a leading merchant and we'll known
citizen of Plymouth, committed suicide yesterday
by drowning. The cause was mental depression.
1t is reported that q mackerel schooner. of
Gloucester, was recently ran down by steamer in
q dense fog, near Cape Cause, and after nnaiinE.
two days water-logged, seven of the crew were
washed overheard; the remaining nina took a
boat. which eapsized. and two men were dayaured
boat, when two more died of exhaustion. The sur
yivors were recovered by Portuguese vessel and
carried to St. Domingo, where the american Con-
sui treated them kindly and would send them home
No names are given.
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LATER FROM New MExIoo.-l Independence Afo.,
Oct, 80. The New Mexican mall with dates to the.
18th inst, has arrived
Amberg has succeeded in recovering sixty three
Of his mules that were stolen by the Indians and
in all probability that is all he will ever get Hos
tile Indians are oil around Santa Fe, and the ci,i
zens dare not venture any distance ont for fear Of
being murdered
There is no news from the army in the noun
tains, in pursuit of the Navajo Indians. No hostile
Indians were seen on the Plains, aud the news from
there is of no Importance.
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THE LIoN.-Att the Academy of Music everybody
can now see the lion of the day, to-wt the hip
popotamus in all the majesty Of his unriyaled mon
strosity-a hinge creature, tractable, docile and
monstrous. Bucheete has got as much sense as
some white folks, and is as obedent as a child to
the will of Salaama, the Arab. constant sue.
cession of visitors waited on him yesterday and
last evenin1
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.


puAuWosbeGu Alles
We are informed by Mr.. G. L. G. Davis, Manager
Of the Southwestern Telegraph Office, in this city
that the line between New Orleans and Louisville
will be kept open the night of the 9th Of Noyem.
ber, for the purpose of transmitting the election
returns. REPORTER.
Counterfeit Bank Bills.
New YORK, Nov. 2.-Gounterfeit five dollar bills
on the Farmers & Mechanics Bank of Hartford
are in circulation in this city.
Sale of the Bark Lyra.
New YORK, Nov. 2.-Havana adyices report the
bark Lyra of New York sold to slave traders.
Ratification of the New Granadian Treaty.
WASHINGTON, Nov. a. The treaty with the
Government of New Granada will be ratified to.
day.
Union Demonstration in Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2.-There is grand Union
torchlight procession here tonight.
The merchants of the Union party have resolved
to close their stores Tuesday, to devote the day
to the polls.
Telegraph Line Completed to Fort Kearney.
FoRT KEARNEy, Nov. 2.-The Atlantic and Pa
ofc telegraph line has been completed to this
point, and connects with the Pony Express, saving
one and half to two days over to St. Joseph
The Indians in this vicinity are quiet, and show
friendly dispositions.
A number of Pixies Peak miners have lately ar.
rived here, some of whom are ia q sickly and most
destitute condition.
Yancey in Mobile
MOBILE, Nov. 2.-Hon. Wm. L. Yancey addressed
an immense audience from the steps of the old
State Bank last night. His discourse was received
amid great enthusiasm and tremendous excitement.
Senator Douglas is expected to speak here on
Monday evening, 9th inst.
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2.-The Ohio river at this
point was rising rapidly this evening, with feet
. inches water in the canal, by the mark.
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lay TUE soUrnwnsrEns L1sE. ]

New YORK, Nov. 2.-The steamship Hammonia,
from Southampton, reached her dock to-day,
bringing London papers Of the 18th ult.
1t is reported that residence for the Pope will
be prepared for him at Brussels.
Sheridan Knowles, who was lost on the steamer
Artic, while on voyage from Hull to cronstadt,
is not the author, but the agent of an American
bank note company, charged with work for the
Emperor of Russia.
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GREAT STORM on THE PLAEs.--S. Joseph Oct.
3n.-By the Pony Express this morning We Eave
advices from Julesburg, four hundred and fifty
miles from here, Of one Of the most severe storms
that was ever known on the plains at any season Of
the year. On the Goth it blew a hurricane, accom-
panied by hail until O'Clock p. NJ, when heavy
snow storm set in, the weather rapidly growing
cold. Emigrant trains line that station On every
side, their cattle suffering than in mid-wnter.
II was thought enigrans below and above jules
burg would also suffer severely and great loss
would ensue. The pony was detained five hours IN
consequence. Il is blowing here fnrionsly and has
the appearance OF snow and growing cold.
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aoHN TODD,

u sD CHARITIES RE......,...2 asp Il
Having completed his of choice Psrisau eloas
and Millinery enated offer many and elegant styles
and snusually Love PRICES
Ladies' Elaek silk NAH rIILAs, from O. upwards
Iadies Try rich SILK SANTLEs in all tia sfnpes fr5
SIS upyards and tie latest Partisan Neryeautes EGt-A
Rich aId Elegant Raal Silk g-g
PaLETofs, BURNoGs, 4rAETT.Es and REIIssES-Eal-
hrncng the following designs; Gsi&a.ee, 9ida Pc
iisse Amanda, Laurence E4nelenne, flam,sna, etc.
Black and GoieSed Cloth Cssafs,
or eysry description. from Se 80 upwards the most
chetse and elegant assortment Of
SUPERIOR BLACK SILK VELVET CIo4Ks.
comprising tha newest stsles wsrz in PATS
N.B.-MIssEs' AND cHftDER2S's GLoAKs, cit styles
o2e 2pAowesa
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DESPERATE LovER--Boston, Oct. 30.--J. g.
Hernandez, a Spaniard and pedder of fancy goods
fired two pistol shots at Miss Francis May, who had
been employed as his book-keeper, and then fired
shot into his own body.
Miss May was slightly wounded, Hernandez it is
supposed, is mortaIly wounded. He has wife
and children. The supposed cause of the tragedy
is unrequieted aud jealous attachment towards
Miss May, who is a respectable aud haudsome
young woman. AZ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-03

ACADEMY OF MusIc.-The Rumsey & Newcomb's
had large house last night and entertained it as
usual in capital style. We do think that this
troupe get up better performance than any other
which has yet come before the public. The +" Bat
tie ofFarnborough," with new scene, is feature
of the bill tonight again.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-03

MnssRs. GARDNER SMlrH a. Co.'s sales this day
the ST. Charles Hotel Exchange a l. O'clock eonprise
Avery desirable dwelling Camp siree betNeen Gaiope
and foegfare streets, eligGy Sitaaed 10 business.
large and comfortable residence on PrytanS stfeet be-
tween Melpomene and Terpsehoe streets very desirabie
sever superior plautaton hands, house servants cooks
washers aRdi toners, etc.
The same htm will also sell at II o'clock, the coffee
houfe opposite ie PostoGee, two marine chronometers
For full particulars, see Advertisements
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MuTINY.-A letter from Manila, July 18th, re-
ports an American ship taken charge of by the au-
thorities Of the northern end of the island. The
crew had mutnied. wounded the captain, and con-
fined him, his wife and officers. Three persona
were killed on board, and several wounded. The
vessel is presumed to be one of the British charter
ed transnarta.
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DID'sT TAKE THE JoKE.-A circus was exhibiting
IN Albany, few days since. and when the clown
in the crowd. Zone Of the employees Of the crcnsp
and they were about To come 10 blows a poilre-
man rushed into the ring. excaining at the TOP al
his voice, :, Hold oni stop that, or will arrest
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ILL-AssoRrED MARRrAeE.-Mrs Elizabeth Blount,
aged sixty-eight, was married at Kingston, N. O.,
last week, to A. Y. Bulger, aged twenty Ave. Tie
fair widow had $4,000 to counteraet the sum.
mers" which have passed owe. her head.
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y. I'D. EDa,ne,.Oss s Co.,
ia CANAL STREET

S77h+N+NF4
Offer to the public choice assortment of al styles Of
Velvet, wilton and Brussels GaRpETISG.
Imperial 81 aud Ingram :.
Together with Rug, Bses Door Nass, stc., etc, etc.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS to a fee vide of tie best and no.
dium qualities.
CURTAIN MATERIAL-Brocetellc, silk, Wool and Worst.
cd panasks; FFinges, Gimps, Tass1ls, etc, z.= @
All qualities Of Embroidered Lace and Muslin CURTAINS
from Ss to $z5 per pair
WINDOW sHADEs-we have the largest stock to bo found
to select FROM Of all sizes and patterns No establish.
in the country offer better assortment Of Gapcng
and Curtain Material than have open .he inspection
of housekeepers. o29 2p6r
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ORLEANS HOrsE.--The card of this well.known
establishment published in lis mornings paper Mr. H. W.
coeer proprietor which isueient guaranty that it is Just
such concern as il ought to be.
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s u. S. MARSHAL IN TRouBLs.--U. S. Marshal
Isaiah Rynders was arrested in New York on Tho
goth, charged with assault upon Lewis Tappan
aud grandson.
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GROCERY SFoEE FOX SALE-The grocery store at
the of Camp Julia str cts one of be host locations
in the CITY, with 6ne fixtures good oek on hand Is offered
for saie. See adv5rti ennent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-03

CREDIT SALE Clothing, Shirts and Draacers.-
The particular attention Of buyers called The large credit
sale of clothing shirts drawers take place this day at 10
o'clock at the sales rooms of Roger Co. Nas As and At
Old Lsyee street. Terms, 500 ninety days credit
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-03

RENoyAL.-Messrs. Wheeler & Forstall advertise
that they have removed from 5 Tchouptouas street 10 the
corner of Magazine and Girod.
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JOHN TODD.

RICH eoLoREp DRESS SILKS, from 75c to 81 %.
Very elegant BRogHE SILKS, from 81 % toss.
And superb assortment of
PLAIN AND FLG URED BLACK SILKS !. !!
From S5e upwards.
Also unusually Elegant Plain and Figured White Fancy
ooored DRESS SILKS suitable for Street. Gall and Evening
Wear, and every description Of NEW FALL AND WINTER
DREss,GooBs. REAL LACES, FRENCE EMBRoIRER-
les, HOSIERY, GLOVES. etc, o29 2pAlowesa
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Grand Marshal,
ADoLPHE MAzUREAU.

DOLP HI MAAU re 1-z-7z
---Aids---- r.@ ri HH.
JOHN u. GUBERNAToR JOSEPH HERNANDEZ,
ERNEST TOLEDANo ERNEST MoREL,
THos AsKEw, VICTOR GERoDIAs,
GEORGE w. HELENE, THOMAS Il. ADAMS,
j. Fl. BoUTIGNY, ROBERT wyNNE,
AuGUsTIN LARosE, AUG, DuQuERoN,
v. ST. CERAN, g. W. CULBERTsON,
THEODORE A. JAMES, IL A. PATTERSON, IT..
H. ADAM, JOHN GoSTLEY,
@. o. LEBLANC J.swHEAT @... a.,
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THE ST. CHARLES Good music and clever
aoings generally well appreciated by slender
hense The vocal and instrumental departments
OF the business of this establishment are very
strong, and altogether satisfactory.
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LATEST EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP HAMMoNIA.
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THE poPE's NEW RESIDENCE.
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| lMpsRTANT SALE OF REAL ESTATE, SLAVES ANR
STocKsJ. b Walton aHeoneer will sell to-day O'Clock
NJ at het Charles Exchange for succession
OF Robert Graham deceased the following list valuable
improved aGd nnimpoyed property slaves and Socks
Two oneo frame dwellings it lots Euterpe street
between Pana and Coliseum eeets two of ground
Poymnia street. between Pytana aud Coliseum streets two
story andsetic brick dwellings Baronne straa second
aud third frosa tie Of Iagayee Sarah bael woman
aged % years; sGe gte girl aged years Jaas dark
grfe aged 80 ysG 100 shares Of de Union Bank stock So
shares Southern Fatac Railroad shares New Orleans
Opssqpsas and Greet @astern Railroad.
AnS for Of ttesceesson of Oliver C, yaadirghan
deceased valuable lot of ground in lie Foarh Dstrfa
the sqara bounded by Water, Jackson, LeYea Php
Streets
Also al ,e same time paca ato,stoy frame house ou
Terpchoe street Constance and AHnRneiaon streets
twosory house street. beween Constance and
Annunciaion Streets
For narticnInrs. see Rdyett.ements. 49,