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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-16
Innd for Raia.
Wholesale Dry Goods.
TRABUE g. LUCAS.

VETE are receiving Spring and Summer
w JkeE s2a Staple Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots Shoes,
and Brogans Variety Goods Hardware, Cutlery, Hats, Carpet
ings, Oil Cloths Mss &C., Sc I Of which have bought
c1svey Of Importers and At panic prices
to which call special attention q prompt psySpg and cash
Dealers only Our House ahdU be head quarters for cash deal
snd those who make GILT Edged Notes and pay ths
That Fg may be fully uRderGtOed say positively that
intend 70 Es OE G9oSs for cash and Who pay their
notes when DE (snsyJ s- .a ..E
In addition TO regular Ehoegse kzS2es will advance
cdsh On every description ef Goods, Wares and Merchandise,
FurniaEs, Groceries, Produce, &c. &C.. g., y " gold st
suction for casR &c Goods sold own account = Auc
ton.
Auction sales every Tuesday sad sesSsy night exclusively
cash. All persons having Goods 70 tel q Aseion, Will
please turn thsl in andgst the money plump %.
mar2-tJ TRABUE & LUCAS.
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Anderson s. Romans,
AndersOR's Foundry and Machine
shep,
NO. So BROAD STREET,

BE manufacturing tx horse poWs1 portable gtesm GINS
N suitable Tor printing Offices, plantation use, and WherS
snail engines required. Price $s0o.
Stationary Steam Engas f2m ten to thirty power, 81
prices Is low hrstcass engine Re rnsd at We
prepared to MI orders for Engines and Mn hslfry Of thu
asee improved patterns at short notice Casting made from
stock Of patterns for ouR Mills and circular sash and Mu
Saw Mills, unrvaed for strength durability and economy
ofpoWsE.
AL WORK GUARANTEED,
and szpsrRcsd SOrnsH ted TO GET up work when do
sired.
Constantly hsnd tnll assortment Of cuttings usually kep.
st EegpdTy An experienced pstern maker and dEafman
employed Fking drawings, peiAcstions, plana and ss
mates fRFaiEssa o. erpicEtioa.
oee snd Sales Room st s. grosdEay, NsEhvis, Tenn.
iUne22-6n
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CURRY & MARSHALL,

hDAkTAKRRs (kt J, Il. ourreya old stand on Union 10
tween Cherry and summer seets prepared to attend
funerals 81 all tines with wooden Co1s, plain cOoFed,
ana Metallic Burial CsSksts Gases Of aSuPsor quality,
AnoAetured hy hArshan Co.. in this city, Prices % suit
The dmeG iune25-a
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4 AM nsW receiving 1as sgsoEt9eai 81
CATERS, B0eTS AND SHOES,

THE SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE
Thsy are szesllsnt quality uanuacta
ysHH I. RAH4sI,
spIIF-R " 20. a college StTsst,
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Tennessee Champion

Portable Plantation and FI0uring
BEili Stone Establishment.
URR MIlstones Of al sizes hand, and made to order
Emut Mills, Of the latest Improved patent; MIL Spindes
Mil dearng Boiling Ciohs; Boiling, Hoing and ReguIaz
Screws; Screen Wire MIL Picks and Plaster Pars All
All orders and pEssapii5 attended 70.
]. n. WAKHBI
Opposite Broadway Mills, ne1r A R, Brood street,
iuuse2-dGEa Nashville, Tam
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Seeds.

Flour, Corn, &c.
G00 RARRELs Extra aud Extra Family Yl0Eri
OaJt $50 sasks Corfu
81 Z" efsSn kppisEj
8 cases PsErepine Wax 6saSisg
500 FIgnr SaekS ( hftY poEnGs,)
On eondEpmSnt,for sAlsby
vi WATTS 90,
gsn19H No. 81 College street, near Brosdi
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-16

To ooceny refer the slEsus Of The Southern oonsdRsoy
go r-. s.rf.-
\ g PEszs, ESQ, Cashier Gig gask.
JOIN KIRKNAE, ESQ.,; President Cbion DARK.
WEAVxR, Esq Cashier Planters Bank. 60
MessFs. DoUsLAs & 90, Merchants.
- Z" A WHEELS & Co, Bankers. .
Parties the Confederate 0sFeTnment deous Of sending
Le6tg g. the FEDERAL Government N please direct TIE
gins 70 eytodH Lsssr KEgeSs Co., Nsshvs, under Gov
eJ enclosing fifteen cents IN ah Coniedei4e Stamps
IL g. 0ovennent Envelopes or stamps are o. 90 gSs 70
Do send them, The rze above given Is fSr crs not sx
eeedng ounce 10 weight, letters weighing over ounce
lsy pnsias rates.
1Sn42g-dly RsP
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Notice 20 stockholders.
REM OVAL
NEW PURCHASE.

HAVE purchased Of WI w. Finn his stock Of Wall PEpS,
&c. sud an renewing my stock Of Locking Glasses, a
Frames Venetian Blinds, Win Shades Artist Materials
&c his Nv Finn old stand, y Public square cor.
Dsadsrck street, vhs hA he glad 70 ,s M 1soIl
patrons. AHs16AAAAAa=
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Q. EDvlRDs E.B.HAERls r F. Edwards,
EDWARDS, HARRIS 3 CO.,
Successors to Edwards, Gilkerson & Co.
Wholesale Gr0Cers,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,

HKALzRI n
BrandIss, wines, TObaecOs, Cigars, &C.
O0REAR OOLLEGEAsD OBDRCR STREE7&
Nashville, Tenn.
ENyl ARR IN RRoEIPF or LARG8 AND WILL
w selected stock Of Groceries TObacoOs Liquors c CON
pSd in part follows, to which we respectfully invite the At
SUGAR, mOLASSEs AND SYRUP.
Is hhds Louisiana Sugar. 50 Dbl. IoyszngS powdered
Ss; o.S clarih'd .ssd sss1 3 1o., sugar
100 6bs Plantation MOlassss 9 hf Reaned Molas:
100 haH bbh Plantation No soPseEAs 'ist Louis Golden
sob Rsnnsd MOlAu.ss, ops New Orleans Golden
50 bns IOvsrinE's B ohrush SYRUP
COFFEE.
100 bags Baltimore oosss 50 bags Old Gel JAVA cOsSI
100 bags New Orleans Rio oof 50 bags LAg0ia oofee
100 bbi RcOahsd whlsyI 50 bbh RObStsOn county Wits
i iS X y1H bD DH" 20 81. Smiths Ola R.ua,.
puncheOns Of Irish and Scotch Whisky,
BRANDIKzs, WINES, dtc.
quarter casks ssignstsG % s4.Es Madeira Wine!
,oq sGaRey s., Ora, Dupr., ga P sss' "e'
20 a. asks I RocSsIi. Brandy, 10 Dry
brandy 50 baskets 6hampsgrS
100 pkI American Brandy 95 boxes osret
Ivy gS ;, GngsI y k NDf 00i1'A'
8 Rlsckberry " 80 boxes bttSrsi
10 eGEnI EERI
TOBACCO AED CIGARS.
800 boxes Virginia TObsssO-vtsisss benGH
Kentuekv - {" "
g5keas al Smiths PAncsks TobsoooI
$1,000 Superior Havana oigErS-vsr0us brenSQ
SD'OOO Domestic - +"
CAED DIES AND SOAP.
400 boxes tar oAnSlssI sObo1s stesrins Candies,
200 hf" {" - TAlloW
$50 or 80 baxss esp Y1zfoas dnosl
FLOUR
100 sblJ extra Family FLOUR
leo " :" euperhne a"
100 bags PennlviEaais BuckWheat Klou.
SUNDRIES-
1000 sackI hne and ooAEse Salt LOO dSzsn BuckstsI
500 bblS KRnAEha Salt so nest Tubs;
1000 kegs Mails and spikaI Is sacks Alnondai
500 boxes Glass Wsrei so bbs Pecsns and FnbeE1I
500 Reels ootssr Roper 10 kbs English WAlnuhi
100 caSkI Soda; 100 deEen Brooms;
1000 pounas Bar Lead; leo dozen Zinc WISH Boards
$50 bags Shot, assorted sEssI $50 Wrapping Psp0l
100 doEen Fresh Cove 0YStenI 50 bags Pepper
25 Sardinss, and g Alispie;
boxes; 50 bxs Ground HrsaEdI
50 bxs Lemon syrupI 20 Fire 0TeckeFsI
$50 pkI RaisinG; 50 bblG Cider FneEsRI
loo !" MacksrelI 50 bbLs XIX AlsI
IS ehestA Green and Black
with ysriStF q sihsE articles. -
HAr6-n EDWARDS, HARRIS 90.
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dec 2tfB
For Rent,

Ty0R tie remainder Of the year the large Store Room
Hmm. m&yl9-6
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT NASH
WILLIE,

Washington City Vlrgna North CarOIins, South Carolina
Georgia. south Asbama Tennessee, arrive Via Chat
tanooga Railroad, st6X O'Clock, A d.
Northern Eastern Mails, Nashville and LOuSvils
Railroad also Western States twice day. az O'Clock, p M
and o'clock, A. d. Way Msfls & L B b. daily
Southern Mails 0rieans Memphis ArkAnGaI Texas and
AlssiSsippii arrive daily Ct ~ o'clock, d.
way Mails, route, arrive daily a. " O'clock, NJ
5ntYhne, Alexandria and Lebanon and Way Hss sEEiTs
daily, except sunday, 81 I2 o'clock, n.
snthlRnd, HopkiRsville and portion OF soIthern Ken
trcy, CSrkBvle way Msils, daily at 10 OelOck, A NJ
shelbyVe, via TrEze and way nails Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday at IL O'Clock, N.
ReIt Tennessee, Huntingdon Wavly and ohsratts tn
weekly Sunday, Wednesday and Friday, IL o'clock a M
Liberty via Rural Hill, Stewards Ferry, weekly, Thursdsy
At IL o'clock A. Il.
osnteville via Vernon and PpeEood, sozh Harper and
Tank, semi weekly Tuesday and Friday, Il O'Clock NJ
OarkEvlle via Sycamore NILS, Whites Bend, &o' weekly
day, at IL o'clock AN.
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STORAGE AND COMMISSION
COMBS & MARTIN
church street, below PSst-Offos.
fsbE-G
CH0yss.TTRs WANTED,

CR0SsS-TIES WANTED.
FNyHH Nashville and North Western Railroad Company viii
Il 70 contract for 10000 Cedar CroSs.Iies, o feet
long inches k well heRn to fsSs e place
ess than inches clear Of bark timber be sound to be deliver
ID at the grade line Of the road In Nashville.
The contractors to contract for $4,000 White
Post Oak Ties, Of the sire sboye to be delivered
on the line Of the road in piles from section II 70 section a.
snough on each section to supply the
Persons wishing bid will direct the President Direct
Of the NashViIs and Forth Railroad Company
Nashville, Tam suIysal-H
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Forr Horse UnfI COneF,
IN, 90, 90 -.
P1ANosI musICI

ELANOS4 MDoAtt
AM nov receiving ny Fzil sioal o, flnsfsftg5 ~
foIoTilz Eact5sios Ehish VA j ts ~ 81 he. q,
the citg stsinEaY sons 4 a 61ie = Co, Hayues 30
Hazlstcn BFothF5, Va Hsuble CO.. kslsrs 49, Wssb,
Bradbury, snd goebsier ecaaiet no which VII u
sf ssi sdFance cost for cab negotiable paper
new and popular B1sie uCt reserved togsther uh Asc1
yiolins, frtss Drums Brass InsfTEnsnts Sc Fof bar
" come to me-" ct nzEber So. JAS 4. EcoLU
Ssp,i5=H
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-16

NO. q HA"fAet HtfeeEs NoshVIIle, Tenn.
FHNHE gubs1bess respectfully Announce 70 the Trade And
the Public generality that they have completed their en-
tsnnve Factory Arsngen ents for the manufacture FINDS
Of CANDIES from the common Stick the finest French IN
lntaron ofOonfeconary and being determined to sell AZ p
at viii compare avorably with the lowest in The North eV
hope to make this desirable market not only for that ss
but isr every other in their liEe OF business
Our stock Of Staple sad Fanny Gsoszs has no sy5or In
any or 9 sczherl eiegi and being thus combined Win tbe
OoIsctonsry Department. offer stronger Inducements 10 he
Merchants wishing to deal With than any new known Of
He therefore, invite then call us and send n their or
der5 which guarantee Will be executed promptly za Al %
VSsh fTicea THOMPSON, sPERRY & d :
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-16

No. 1. Green Mountain Black HaNR6.
TEVHIs FIRST GLASS ROADSTER, will make his fT
IS6l ct the State Fair Ground Nashville beginning
March 4 Aha s6Rg July the 4h at SCOTIA season, and SIS
for insurance,
He beautiful black SIX years old tFettsd ks Ahsps "a
1850 In 5O and Is certainly most handsome AID perfect
horse in his action that has been brought the State BE
bred in Vermont imported BY E. Z. jennings and BY tie
Hat hor % By LhoOt he BY Old Black Hawk he by She
man sad hs by e ligE uetg Morgan Dam By Duroc, Or
d. S. CHARLES Sr gid BeSaSry EsTgss, AID hercs
bines four Of tie best tT9ttipg sEesse3 knOga.
MOSS Yankee A0bsD.
CAPITAL BAY COLT years old, By Vermont Boy, dan
By Woodbury. will be let to 20 at SIS the ses1oE $50
insure. Be Is very promising.
No. 3, Washington the I'd.
coon Ray years old BY Old Washington dam an s1csI
lent rrotg E I'll b let 70 Is Mares at $40 the season,
SIS to instre Ia fosE
Breeders will please examine tie above stals-s d.ca plHs
Grass pasture at the farm Of T. FeDnAg aid Esn u fsp
mares in good condition, al 81 per week.
ANDREW GREeoRY,
Nashville, Tenn Part Owner and Agent for Company
Oscar EiAs viii b ready st all tmes to show the Stock
gsntlems1i
Refer 1-J. cSsn, p iiamsan, osl ,. Allen Of sun-
ner, T. Tanning Of Dsida5n ~ A. T. eoeShi q taer.
ford. nGS-H
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INCORPORATED AMERICAN
LETTER EXPRESS co.

THE AMERICAN LETTER EXPRESS Cos
has established IL permanent oes, tie HashYs Pest
Omce, up stzirs east end, entrance Church street.
The undersigned having formed Company for the purpose
Of Transmitting letters &C., to and from the Southern Cozd
aey reasonabe and agree furnish merchants
ohss their corresPondenes between Louisville and Hhvs
st rguisr Intervals NAY u ost esnTeneat to 81 pAss
eonssrnsd. THoS 3 JENKIHs,
s-s - Y 4 GcQFLL.
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pEPARTURE or MAILs.

DHI "A n q III, Oh n I-NA4N''
knsz Nashville Chattanooga, WashiDgtOn, Badmor e
PHILADELPHIA, New York, Boston and HsH EDgsnA States de
plFtS at o'clock P N.
Way Mail or Georgia South Carolina, NORTH Carolina sPd
Pm.
M E.ieTIIs to LNUiFvis, departs at ''slOshR
ksilA for Indiana, EOTthsrn illinois, Virginia, Missouri
Asagan and Northwestern gtses departs At o'clock NJ
kAVeto Decatur, via Franklin and oolunbs ana oner
Nsy o9ees, GspSrtSt O'Clock A NJ -
sAshv 70 Lebanon, daily except Sunday, departs 81
o'clock d, Also tSe way and beyond Lebanon ~
o'clock A n.
Nashville to oIarksYilIs, departs at 5K o'clock A NJ
nor Southern Kentucky, departs at 5K n.
haeVle to shelbyVille Sole1sVe and Triune, tues
aAy, IhurEday and Saturday, ct o'slo5k n
haahye % Huntingdon, via Charlotte, WaveTy, Week
W Monday, Wednesday and Friday, ct 2 O'Clock ~
NGShVis to Liberty, Stewards Ferry, Huddlesoneb
AS1oI kaFA BILL &c weekly Thursday, at " O'Clock NJ
nashville TO CentrevIe, Tank Vernon PneEoodi &c
Tnesday and Friday, ct 2 O'Clock 2 II.
hashvne to osrksys, via Sycamore EI, weakly FraAg
~ o'clock P NJ
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NASHVILLE POST OFFICE.
Opens atSK O'Clock A. n. oIosss at * n
Sst p Closes 4. y SS SiSSf F. 2. n
PAkTiAs nsEg Letters must put them in 0ee befOE
bopeaele hou 70 sre their they VII
ESn4in In the Once tSsoty -fosrG hourT
APllS-a ". D. McNIsH pm.
Cash Arrangement.
az sd after July lst 1861 hEe agreed 70 sell iron an
4 liberal discount viii BE- allowed
WOODS, YEATNAN & o0I,
HILLHAN 1R0THRRs,
unaI1dReim \ D So
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-16

Lard, L1Fd, Lard,
TUsT received per Nashville, cheles lot Of Lar
u In 81 lbs Kegs. Fer family use for sale BY
JAMES MeLAUGHLIN 4 co.,
ian22-u Ne MARKET stFsst.
M. q D. b. CHEATWAM,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-16

Notice
Ao1IyHD nom ". B. serry on the 9th day OfAphI last
l. y The fOll0Ring lot Of groceriesi
Basn oonee. bbIs suRar
key Rice, 3bbla NSIas.sr
Il bags Salt
Of 4 ooWen. ''
The owner vii please forward DAY charges and nav Y
uharges n GnTTN ~
WEysEiy LAndIn :, TsanJ WarSbon.c ~,
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Hungarian Grass Seeds,
OnA SACKS Hungarian Grass Seeds, for sale By
GDsetP JAMES HLAUGHLIN 4 90
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Lest Trunk.
AKEM the Depot OF the Nashville and Decatur Rail.
rOsd Bread street, small Travelling Trunk, covered
win Linen and marked the end stDr. William Michel |,
Haahyls AlerAl reward vi be given returned 10 the
freight Agent, OF any other oGceT Of the Company.
W ON PRRKI6e,
1nnstSd General Superintendent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-16

NOTICE.
ENRoM asd after this date viii sell Feed and Produce
JAMES MBAUGHLIN & 90.
maY22-H 10. Market street.
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LOCATED AT ANTE, LoUIsIAN
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To the Southern, Public,

meeting of the citizens of New Orleans convened on the
29h July last permanent committee twentyfour gen
enen was appointed solicit contributions for the relief of
the sick and wounded soldiers of the Southern Confederac
and provide for their comfort during the war
The undersigned in behalf of the committee tins Amounted
appeal the humane and patriotic aid them in their holy
work 1t beooyes those who enjoy the safety and comforts Of
home to testify, in material form their appreciation of the
perls and suengS Of brave volunteers II Is in gu cause
they STRICKEN and tits mission to pour balm into their
wounds The poorest can contribute something and the offer
ing will be appreciated perhaps such will especially blessed
in their results
The committee will be advised of the nature Of The supplies
required at hospitals Their will not be confined to tho
soldiers of particular State section They will afford all
the aid and relief in their all sufferers in our cause II
can be raised they propose organize permanent
tenn Of relief Contributions Of clothing blankets and bed
Clothes articles of nourshuent suitable for the sick pareu
ary coffee tea rice tapiocs arrowroot cors pure
liquors. and wines, especially solicited Warm clothing
wooden socks and Shoes in great quantity will soon become
absolutely necessary in the latitude of the seat of war; We ap
peal to feowcizeus not to abandon our brave soldiers in
their affections.
warehouse for the reception of such stores MS NAV be con-
rbued has been established No. IS ravier street. where
reliable person will be in attendance Each member of the per
luanent committee will receive contributions in MONEY!
#a JOHN FINNEY,
7. o. SUbLY,
.s@. r. GARDERE
HENRY RENSHAw
Subcommittee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-31

THE ENEMY's Loss AT OAK Misunderstanding
the loss of the enemy at the battle of Oak HILL the
Fort Smith Times says:
Gen. MeCulloch, in making his official report of
the killed and wounded on the Federal side esti-
mates the killed at 800 and the wounded at 1000
We have conversed with number of persons who
were on the battlefield after the battle, and all
agree in placing the killed at not less than 1900
Fl. Specht, an honest German of this place. belong
ing to the Belle Point Guards who returned home
yesterday, says he the field until O'Clock,
on the day OF the battle and was all over it since
He says that for two and one-half miles the bodies
were strewn thick, and in some places lying in
heaps. He estimated the loss at between 1900 and
1000.
The Federals reported between 5000 and 1000
missing at roll call.
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Volunteer Relief Committee.

The Committee will hereafter sit DAILY, in Room No. G.,
Basement Of The City % from 10 Il o'clock A. NJ for the
purpose of registering the of the distressed families and
dependents Of absent Volunteers preparatory distributing
the Relief appropriated by the Common Council
All applicants will be required produce proof satisfactory
the Committee that they entitled to relief.
Residents the First District will apply on FRIDAY and
SATURDAY, 9th and 10Th insts.,
Residents Of the Second District will apply MONDAY
IL h inst
Residents Of the Third District will apply on TUESDAY, the
18th inst.
Residents of the Fourth District will apply on WEDNEs-
DAY, I4th inst
Thereafter applications may be made any day prcmiscu-
ously.
Due notice will be given of the Pay Days for District
soon RS the pay rolls completed.
CHAs. C. CAMPBELL,
Secretary Of the Committee
New Orleans, August 9, 1861. au9H
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Blankets for Sick Soldiers,

1t will be impossible for the Confederate State Govern
ments to purchase for the of sick and
wounded soldiers They not to be had the supply being
nearly exhausted Therefore call heads of families
and all other persons and especially the Planters of
iana to contribute pair of Blankets good
purpose Every family nearlycertan!y every
spare from one to half dozen pair of their abundant supply
They should be sent to central point each parish
pressed in bale press and marked with the
number it contains and directed to A. B. JAMES my agent
New Orleans.
1t is hoped the steamboats, will bring them down free of
Charge but not freight will be paid by those shipping
au22 2pl2t THOS. o. MOORE, Governor.
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-Btatoss Springs, .1ss0bomso.

The PropFietors take this method OF Informing public hp
these SPRINGS, situated the Bgbea iver 40 miles above
NOZZLE are at all times open for the Fecrpna visitors
We have now superior RAND az MusIu in nleod,nce
ana e7ery effort shall oa made PAT saaae. visitor,
comfortable.
Boats leave Mobile every TUESDAY THURSDAY nnd
SATURDAY EVENINGS, arrive "a. tau Sfl5aga ,gl, !.
o'clock NEXT MORNING.
Conveyance all times he river rea1as 10 eoyey
passengers to the Springs,
JAMES CONNCG d CO, Fs5orietors
JAMES sYME Druggist, 1874 Gauat s;ree, New Orleans
soe'gsnI for the BLAD0E SPRINGS WATER,
Is2S Gr2mEW
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n ROYAL, SAILmARHlS,

Nos. Is Canal Il Crossnlan streets,
Sign Of The Root Hog or Die
Manufacturer OF all OF Plain and Fancy AWNINGS,
TENTS, TARPAULlNS, Also all kinds Of FLAGS and
nANN Es' suitable for companies other purposes, with
fassaS to suit Fall and POrChase Ropes Sngs fitted
and furnished to order at the shortest notice BLOCKS of all
Eos ready strapped likewise all heavy BLOCKS,
sPAkS and RIGGING sushs for raising machinery
other heavy material.
have likewise on hand e lot OF SPRUCE sPA Rs, which
offer for sale Cheap for Cesh.
All of the above articles be Nos Is Canal and II
Crossnlan streets, New OsIcars
n B. Sail and Rigging 5tc-s stills orauches and county
ll9 ly&W
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jyl tf2p6t
Southern Pacific Railroad.
1000 SLAVES
WANTED BY HIRE OR BY PURCHASE.

We will purchase hire of Ave years Five Han
bred eThouRnd Slave Laboers on tbs Southern
Pacific Railroad in Texasnmediately Of Shreveport
La in region and protected from
toH from the conflict which shall exist between tie sections
this country The country through which road passes s
entirely healthy and for the some 400 or 500 reg
west of Shreveport it eaeates of the agricultural
countries on the continent of America.
This company has magnificent land grant from Texas e.
1920 for mile of road the company for
the distance Of 800 miles from Shreveport the saern to FL
Faso on the western boundary of Texas In times like pre-
sent the company Day for Labor essen
a to the rapid development copanys interests but
or term OF years. by hire by the actual purchase this
will make the
with save-owners in Kentucky, Missouri Virginia Maryiaud
North Carolina elsewhere the hire or p1rcbage with
payments in the most undoubted securities Of 1000 slave.
Families entire will be TAKEN either by hire by purchase
fhe company s enabled liberal because of The
hihcent land grants of Texas and its ability purchase tie
rolling stock for the Texas with
construction bonds of the company almost cash
All the rights OF this company Fixed and vested
OF Texas This company has secured the sympathy and the
route on the S2d degree Of parallel of latitude SANCTION
OF several of the most powerful European Government
amongst them France, SPAIN Portugal Belgium and Sv
erlahds well as of large capitalists con-
tractors OF these countries The Congress United
States passed bill its last session. donating TO this company
through Arizona, New Mexico California Ku4ls
acres Of land and loan OF hirtyx millions of dollars to he
repaid In postal and other public services bill passed the
House Of Representatives Senate and only
taed to become law for the of te the startling 10
iitical events familiar to the nation.
No company in the world larger basis for its successful
prosecution and company secured itself
the appreciation of American European Gov
much benefit its stockholders and 10
the world such supendou bringing inevitably with s
completion across this continent the trade of China apan
Australia and the whole Observation-Disclosures the treas
nes deTabe from the trade travel to every city
from the "d OF Mexico to the most northern hHbo