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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-23
THE SOUTHERN CONFEDERAeY.
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Land for Sale.
rF application LIST January will
modating terms, Forty Acres OF Land, three miles
from the Corporation limits Mill Greek, opposite Mai COTS
This is one OF the most beautiful Davidson county
About oneha Of land timber the balance In cuva
ton. There epreuises comfortable cabins and ne
young orchard Apply MAJ Corr the place,
self for particulars. CHAB. X. N1NST0H =
jnlyl4-d
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-23

the Tredesar Iron Works, Rieh1rond. Virginia, One
"a Hundred Monidsrs, Machihelsts aud Bissksmths,
make Ordnance and Ordnance Fixtures, for the oons&te
States. Applications mast be made early st the WORKS.
ANDEP son &cO.,
spa4ffw RicAmnnd, Va.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-23
FDur Horse 7EaiI COacII

Four Horse Mail Coach.
EEyE only onein running regsrly
week and from RsyetteYilleo Tullahoms; leaving
r1ahoma Monday Wednesday and Friday inreturn Pay
Thursday Saturday to connect the malta
Fayeeveand at Tulahoma and for the accormoda
ton passenges J. B. Smith, agent at Tullzhoma. Good
eamsand careful drivers The fare through dollars
fuI-wtf T0uN y TAVT0B
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-23
~ a N,NED

%nn BAGS prime White Corn,
s1tttt I0o bales Ane Tmsthy Hay,
spIso - 4 COMBS MARTIN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-23
PIANost mUsIUl

AM now receiving my Fs Stock Of Panofortes from th
following Factories which will be the largest ever offered in
the city, eteinwsy Sons, A. a Gale Co, Haynes Brothers
HRzeton Brothers. R Kaube Co., Peters and Webb, Light
Ba9burry Soebeler Schmidt all Of which will be sold
at small advance cash negotiable paper All the
and popular music received together with Accoeons
Volins Flutes Drums Instruments &C. For bargains,
" come to me,' al number SO. JAS, A. MCCLURE.
septl6-i
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-23

A Thousand Babies Wanted.
I'd RING them along and have their pictures taken aai w.
viii guarantee perfect likeness every time Wehaye 4
Room built expressly for their in rc
ton Of second. Mothers need take them to Gal
lery tmeE and at last away disappointed they viii
but take them to
febI7a HUGHES PREMIUM GALLERY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-23

bacon, Lard Buckwheas Flour Family supplies gepsrs
II Iy,hy COMBS & MARTIN,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-23
Insoivent Notice.

UHAVISG this day suggested the Clerk Of the County Court
Of Hickman county, the insolvency Of the estate 6 James
wells decels thereto all perso holding claims against
said estate ase hereby nohs to file thems perry auhsnc
ted with CLERK Aforesaid before tie lst ssy Of sspe-
her next the eairs against the said estate will be adjucaed
m that aav for distribution. This 24Jn l66l
times w4pr sfeea3s ELL WELLS, Admir-.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-26
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STATE or LnTI8TAEA, I
Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans,
remembered that the Goth of July, 1860, before
tho undersigned Justice the Peace, in and for the city
aforesaid, personally appeared THOMAS A. ADAMS, Pres
lent Mutual Insurance Company, CT New Or
leans who being duly according to law does depoe and
sqy that foregoing inst and true and
Transcript from the books of the Company.
THOMAS A.ADANIB, President
Sworn subscribed before me- the 18th July 1850.
y. F. MITCHELL, ID J. p.
Board OF Trustees esoVedt interest OF STI
CENT cash all the outstanding certificates of Prof
holders thereof theirega representatives and
lftoT the SECOND MONDAY in AUEpst proxmo.
Also, declare dividend of THIRTY PER CENT 80 ps
the Het Earned Premiums of the Company for the
crGng the Both Jbns 1890 for which certificates will
PBued on and after the FIRST .ay Of October next.
resolved further that after resorvng One Million OF
Dc lars Of Profits, all the Outstanding certificates of the
of the year 1851 be redeemed and after the SECOND
MONDAY IN AUGUST proxmo-nteraBt thereon to cease
5lth June ult,
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SOUTHERN AMERICAN
AROMATIC BITTER CORDIAL,
And
Tonic Aromatic BiticTas
c2RRL4L FoR LADIES, AeED rERsoMs, :,

a CORDIAL FOR LADIES, AGED PERSONS, IT,, "'".
OF these two co Of Bers the first 10 he taken mixed
with any agreeable nd while the may be taken pure
both y be- mingled together farming y tier Of greater
lc> trn,y please every The and doll
flavor these have induced the first Judges
! Z them the hest nf the cren ion
hey uarlY ellie restoring hcHlth and
ESTABLISHING digestion fruitful DISEASES
SurI nysnrpi, Nervous ind Liver Affections General
Weakness etc al Of wh h render ilei eel burden.
In nuy kid of Fever tollowe' hy haced cnra' osnce
Cqueut wcaue s. remedy is Ee re-
store strength hnscn the cnnp~p of health.
3 -The American RittRr- may Sewse b. taken purp
they do tain mn h spirit the apparently strong flavor
they aries from The tr0ma, The nrcinmnancc Of Bit
principle both :" which however are highly agreeable
Said Bes hecn ntrndnceh into general in The
cpal Hotels, tHuts, FOfeehouses,
Prepared and sold by
A. A. PFYCHAUD, Apothecary,
90 Royal street, New Orleans,
EThe above Bters found also in the pnc pal Grocer
ie Confeconeres CosshopsR HOTELS Clubs, etc. m2O tjy
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SUCCESSION DE THOMAS BOYLE EFT DE SA FEMME
Catherine Keenan,, d9ctdde-Une Maison bos Il IN
Gtage stute la Benvile.
PAR J. B. WALTON,

Observation-Disclosures, iU rue du camp.
GAWEDI, lie IS de mai 1861, midi, n Ia
~ BOnrsc Dies haTchnnds ds EnraI Nancenn" pose
RNvae de ConOrmsmen ordre de l'hono-
Tabe H. Morgan iUge de la ntuXieme COuT de District,
date lie II dav ISL dosSer de Ia COur NJ $50 yendue
lie cOmpte dc succession cdcssus la poptt suvane
SAVIOR
UN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE stua dams lie fond du Sc
cond District de Vile dams ret cpmprs les
Benyie renr, Cont johnson. ddsignt CONNIE lie lot No
de lilet No 6H pmn dresst jos Pile da
lie Ter 1910, dtpoa tiude de L. MeCay, autreois
noaire cette Vile ct cope de Ia dte propatt dres
see c. A Hediu archecte ingtneur civil, date lie II
1851 ct d6pnst lGtnde de ~ GrrnOu lie dit
rain 80 pieds porces lignHs de face Ia rue B
vile 80 peds 10 gneT de prOOuaur sur n gne du
terrain Nos 95 neds ponces rartre cote hnissan
pon'e dams lie fond les atioratons qu
consstant boiS ayan deux cham
bres cuisine CHI mbre cie~ne puts ct hangar
pour lie hniS lie lOuG raison de 9lj par nlOis.
H4g~ CONDITIONS-Compt&nt
acte de vente pardevant ------ notare public, aux
fraiS de rac1uGreur ais % nv 13 II IS
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STATE LOUISIANA, I
Parish of Orleans. City Of New Orle s
Be 1t remembered, that this 18th day March, 1851
the subscriber, Justice for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs President
end e. Janvier Secretary the Louisiana Mutual
Company New Orleans who being duly according
law do depose and that the above just
and correcstrancript Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
H. P JAEVIER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 18th day March,
1861. D. MITCHELL
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
The Board of Trustees have pay per cent In
teres the outstanding certificates of profits the
Second Monday of May and to redeem
date Fifty of the Scrip the year 1885, they
have further declared scrip dividend Thirty per
net earned premiums for the year ending February 1851
which certificates will be day
june 1861.
CHARLES BRIGGS President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice-President
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BY J. B. WALTON,
Auctioner-Ohica 40 Camp street.
SATURDAY, May is, 1851, at Ia O'Clock
~ NJ at the Merchants and Anctoneera Exchange, gold
Postoice Royal street by virtue and in Of an
order of the Hon P H. Morgan Juge of the Second District
Court dated April H. 1861, Court Docket No. 6 800 will be
sold for of The above named succession the following
described property tn-wit =
4 CERTAIN Lot Of GROUND situated in the rear of
the Second District Of this city in the bounded by Ben
Vile Frgur Cont and johnson designated lot No.
Of square No 66. plan drawn By Jos Pie Surveyor
dated May 1870 deposited in the Office Of D. L. McCay LATE
Notary in this city, and copy thereof made by c. A.
Hedn Architect and Civil Engineer da ed March H. 1851 and
deposited in tbs o"e NJ Gernon Notary said lot measuring
y feet IL inches ard lines front Bienvle street. 90 feet 10
inches and lines in depth the line adjoining lot No. and
90 feet inches the other line running to point in the
with the improvements the consisting of onesory
Frame Dwelling house, containing kitchen Of one
csten we'll and wood she'd rented SIS per month
R3@ TERMS-Cash.
Act Of sale before -, Notary Public, at the
pense of the purchaser.
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BIRDS EYE MAPLE, MAHOGANY,

u GUNS, 6. l.. d BROS, CONF. SSi,lN >ND FOR
an wardng Merchants No Front aet oosite the Canal
street ferry Particular attention given to and sale
Of all kinds Of Western Produce. my2l lg
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" ATraEaA.N's TROPICAL ROOFING

TX ATFzEAAN's TROPICAL ROOFING
Cheaper superior other uHed in Southern
Il ts9tsa and rs, 5eoGFq,nea quelisIeSs;sz r.;
a. inPERNEA BILIrY-snporior to any othor cracks
Locks being possible
"a. oHHhPN FSi costs much less tfsn, thoTsh il al
composition roofing heretofore offered to the public ssTas he
Gth Observation-Disclosures will rcsiut Ere better than
ftI COW ENIENCE-I vii! not aoftan undcr tie heat Of
his climate and otoc he interior Of buildings from the iO
"a aoiLniY-1t oocomea harar snd smoother fro, OK
be put men Eses Of VIZ sRo End nens G
|s'Tt does nos require hef[ 's 70 SGn "n Is
Inc "GE0PiGHI E00FTNC" sa chcrrcel corayouad OF
popon5 fsao5orad hT acrAl experiment ac oEparonce
TomGnas of ho correctlcaB of the
Tho ogonE and ho certified by HpJ paraon Wishing 1t be-
Ali ordefs iii rqetcnco, Box No. a. will be
osoHytly "itordai . or'2F'y, q 2, r,ru,,.p
rol5 ooT,sroF 3ao>'lo'nh Narea SITS.
Z YSHE2ABUEG'S sfE2mAI-E CORDIAL
BEAUrIFYINu - INvIGoRATINGl REGULATlEGI
fq5 e9pf fs oi H2 S @
4.1 E,aptions from tho Fare Curing Log Spirits Or Ngag
ac mSs Whiss qpG ~ the yagogs fqms of nasa,s
no3eGd SSZ p,s or Irregular to
IT HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO FALL
re Roy e q s %ds G on n "Ra
any and al GcnnSnnces lhsnck* Femn!e G3rdial e!se
L has been nlly tested in Mobile and proves to DO equal to
The tidy Of ono Of The prominent citizens Mobile
recently of debility and Low Spirits bordering
" s Of % n" om co %s n o the had
Called his organ wn eEcifed to henhy action and she a
restored health happiness and the Hocey of be-
Numerous equally surprising of the NEST desperate F
n OF disease have become known to the proprietorG
,sagold by JOHN wuIGHr 60 New Orleans TAIL
%rN'In. md hrnr'iGts generally. Ra2+ "
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;2rLhrARD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

i A'AA i" IA '>h1E1 -hAAAi-AA III AEAES
35..............ST LOUIS STREET. .........,.3A
Under the st. Louis Hotel,
Tie untersnec hegs leave inform the public that he has
opened BILLIARD SALESROOM at the above uaee WHARF
he ntendsto keep constantly on hand BILLIARD TABLES,
from tbs celebrated mandatory of ]. W BRUNSWICK
BRO. Cincinnati, of al descriptions and prces suchaG
ROSEWOOD,
BIRDS EYE MAPLE, MAHOGANY,
BIRCH AND OAK,
With Marble, Slate Wood Bed Also Bssatele Fahiss
and Balls Pool Boards Cushions Cloths Cues Pockets Cue
Leahes Pin Balls everything spperainns to BIZ
iisTds or other Ranes.
N.BSpscens of tho above Tables oar beseen at the 81
Charles, Marble FALL and St. Louis Billiard Roonas
Reg agg done short notice and reasonable to-ras
no l. NECPTkA
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r, r. WALTON.

os LIE Wv IAAA OSs
B. WALTON........ ~. B. WALTON,
CITY AUCTIoNEER,
And AUCTIONEER APPRAISER and ENERAL AGENT
for the Purchase and Sale of REAL ESTATE,
SLAVES LANDS, etc., etc.
Office, go Camp street,
Continues hs personal all sales of Real Estae
Slaves Furniture Bank other Stocks SUGGESTIONS and Mer
chhndise generally.
attention system of pans plan books
ReH Estaenhuguraed at large expenseenbracing every
square and every lot in with the measurement
thereof the Of the and other valuable Information,
taken from the most authentic mountaineering in the
chase sale and appaseen of Real Estate unequaed adgan
tages and information.
sg-Funure other outdoor attended SET en-
SALE WITHOUT RESERVE.
$50 cases and lots Boots Shoes Clothing and Shirts.
BY E. ROGER & CO..
Auction Rooms, Nos 45 and At Old I.evee street,
between CuStomFouse and Benvie
PA @5th instant ~ ut AZ 10 o Ge q d a.
between CuStonhouse and Benvie Streets will be
'''4 70 cases of Boots, Shoes and Brogans.
-Also-
50 Mems and Boys Hats.
And
100 lots White Cooed and Check Shirts and Clothing.
Rs-TERMS-At sale. a2G
A VALUABLE VACANT LOT OF GROUND ON THE
opening of New Camp street, and forming the
New Camp and ST. Andrew streets, and all the buildings
and other Improvements the poIongation Of said street.
from st. Mary Felicity street, auction for Of
the city of New Orleans.
BY J. B. WALTON,
City Aucfoncer,
Office 40 Camp street.
SATURDAY, April "a. 1851, at - o'clock
described property, io'wt
ONE VACANT LOT OF GROUND, in the Fourth District
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BY J. B. WALTON,


BY. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer-Om 40 Camp street
ATURDAX X.r: April ~ 1se1, at ! e O'clock
Post office Royal street, public wl he sold the fol
lowing esre commodions and elegunt Dwelling ana los Of
That ExIENsivE LoT Of GROUND, forming the corner
o. s. Mary and Chestnut streets measuring 10 fee' front
Chestnut street 5' feet inches and lines the line dividing
from the lots fronting Camp ST and 100 feel and
lines on the rear line with the improvements thereon consist
large and airy sate-roof Frame Dwelling on brick pillars
feet hgL The house confirms the four he'd
0scE eey ' wb I ao S 6a %i& w s
place In the attic fur large sleeping and clothes
The hock building ad9nins is Of bricE containing hand
ans rooms laundry copee with cisen under The roof
and two her large csern There is throughout the house
The grounds we'll improved with flower garden and val
Two TAGAFT L Is OF GROUND, forming the corner
Of new Camp and st. Mary Streets designated the Nos
Lot No. forms the corner Of 3ew Ca up ana St Mary streets
adepG and front on St Mary street Of i09 feet inches lis feet
II inches and line on the other side line and 80 feet inches
No measures "a inch and lines front on Camp
NPy street. s' and nes S he S o 5aG
ste AND - ee qshss G2 esl the rf D a ae lines
5ss b dep of 22 ST. 3 enss and and Lines The
si4~ agd 80 fe~t inches 6 on rs renr line ~
Lot No % feet iGhes and lines from! Camp
nearest St. Mary street and on the oher side IL
% VA st. se nss seG n
8
and 81 feet inch and lines the rear line.
HThi5 oOey offers unusual inducements
ing superb and most deraby located dwelling eligby
med lots of ground or binding dwellings beng only one
Market and the Camp City Railroad and de-
sHbe neiIhborhr od in the Fourth District.
RNS-Onethird cash: balance end years
credit hearing T per cent per annum interest from date to
uay paid until final payment, with special mortgage
property.
The buildings he insured by the purchaer the satisfaction
OF the vendor until final payment and the policy of insurance
of sale before ----- Notary Public ut the
of the purchaser. al2
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By J. B. WALTON,
SATURDAY, HIay IL, 1854, mt TO O'Clock NJ,

o1 .. D. " AL toN'
SATURDAY, May II, 1864, Mt I3 O'Clock NJ,
y the Merchans md 4usioneers <"hongc, Royal street
bleprope1ty, to-wit:
ing Isl feet inches from on Front Street and The river about
90 e-t on Worth street 60 feet about Eiodny street
of ground there is substantial Story n"e Ing House
the s story of brick the ccod soy frame, wide CALLER
and fo.t s.Ins! Win ont lo%ss S s'' .O''''
trees vegetable garden etc The land is hgh and he
IN The Vicinity Of New a"s here ofo,e and now kn5wm as
the Belle Grove place and occupied by Kcer Aca
SQUARE R. bounded by Second Worth Third and HOLIDAY
streets divided weight Io Numbered iron, to IS
Nos H. IL 3 and H. fon ing on hrt street mcesnr r enc"
" " p s nd 5o ,i % IF @ H @ 9I
sc inS e4ch 30 feet f r"n by r. feet N GcPh On lots
o which there also choice shruh Try
<QT IRE q bounded by 'Eiri FoHih Worth and Holiday
i, l3 .nd = rroo i rin sfrsei, caeS $6 @ei
IioIt, st1ge and p ncnjye i<"mi"g on Worth street
H N["TE 4:c ,'e 'i N@% ''['"i, HcS m "n1 tr2@
firm r"3: lois Nos d H. y and 81 trout ~; On FoDrrG
FGe % s S y @ 'rHt ! S ad ID S" Is i
Il, IS ~ T,iug Youth tpcl, mri,suug cu 81 &c,
ere = d I "a I'D u trotigs Worth sah
T%si "" kS"ES rs % S IS nG S "@ 81 feet
c gc d. Id o @y n u of 60 n d N T'a n' To-
"A inclusive honSg or Frsf .T.r G ot Is 10
I"nl bv dcrl Of no feet Lott II nd tiT riss N @
rt,r asa lots y and p fon'ng u>ley street,
each p feet 'front.', by d. plh Of lIO fra..
Nr IL or So VIII H. Ne - non'&e by rna Fonr, and
m@t @" I %i q %, ny r a"P," o. "a, t'e, lots sd
ill., yer, eligible property is located on the New e.as
Jack II mn Great Noaora tnll0 i e1 miles, and on fhc
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DENTISTRY

saszzazsgyR ARTIFICIAL fTEE'EH-The beat,
4s-sS cheapest and replete Dental Establish
in New Orleans, is DR.. FIELDINCi'S
~@N1IIJ1Tl94 Canal street.
facilities pulang Artificial Teeth unsurpassed
ton and tprlces charged by the inexperienced
Person requiring superior Dentistry should procure 1t where
they rely the experience skill and il egry which
Dental Science produce.
Every Artificial Tooth is of surprising beauty which
be detected very productions of gradually
storing uniformity to the features essential youth and
beauty and warranted satisfactory for mascaon and arca
ton.
tracing Teeth without pain upersedng anything before
tanned by the profession astonishing all who witness IT,
All Operations in Dentistry performed with careand skill and
for cheapness and utility unsurpassed by others unsk
fully applied TCe emodeled and fit guaranteed at mod
charges At the following prices written guarantee
companng each set if desired and not found represented
after months trial. their money will be returned.
Full Sterling Silver base .S25 90
Full finest finish gums bound. 20 90
Full sets vulcaized Rubber equal gold 80
Full Is gold base beautiful 80 to 50 90
Full % carat gold base, from 10 to lbs 90
The most perfect gems that can be produced .
Those requiring Artificial Teeth cordially invited to call
and examine before engaging elsewhere.
DR.. FIELDING, Dental Surgeon,
n61y 1874 Canal street,
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-TWENTI-EIVE DOLLARS -tNWARD

e. TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS kEWaRD.
"a Runaway soGu from The Residence OF F. Charles,
GS Esq, in the city If New Orleans about months sine,
~ lbs shge ADEIIEE, mnntto agel about 35 years
te h2h straight hair hi. bud teeth hu sold ont OF
the uccGs-Jn OF the late H. Ii Ed The above reward
will be paid on her arrest and Il livery to
r. W LONG. Anrnn'cr,
R2i IF nnir". lis GRAY er street
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T. r. WALTON.

SUCCESSION OF MARY RONDEAU, F. W. c., DE
ceased-1mproved and Vacant Real Estate, in the First
District, and one Slave, auction.
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egu,uuazssga. LOSS OF rMETEE-Dr J. WEST

ergsz#zsEsgA. LOSS OF TEETFI-Dr j. WEST
ll2 St. Charles Btreet continues supply the
LOSS OF TEETH without wires Springs
A4lYIIJyupon his principle Of self ait esion This
method has procured him universal appreciation and
mended heng he most ingenious system of supplying ARTI
FICIAL TEETH hitherto invented and in all restoring
perfect articulation masticaon perfect natural
In appearance defy detection by the closest observer Dr.
VESTS method filling teeth with gold combines all modern
Those interested will find these statements DO
thanks to the inhabitants Now Orleans vicinity
practice they have favored him with for the last een
years Office residence liz ST. Chares street. second doc
from LAFAYETTE Square. ssStf
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Gs@, TO FANlILKES-TO FAMILIES. ssgss
~ THE CENTRAL HOUSE, -
MAGNOLIA, Mss,
Has been constructed supply want OF the cEenB
Rev Orleans. Persons desiring travel Thousands
for tho puoe of enduring the privatons of crowded
and Northern watering aylnns end in Magnolia quiet
healthy home, with all the comforts of irst-cass Hotel
Pure reestone water good bathing high altitude and pic
turesque country with beautiful drives among the
tages offered.
This place be reached in less than four and half hour
by the New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern Railroad
doing business in the city leave after
ct night and return before business the noxt day.
mv1l If GEO. n. CLARKE Proprtetpr.
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THE TOWN OF kENNER.

IN THE TOWN OF kENNER.
VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT, and l24 lots of
Ground in the town of kenner, the jackson Railroad
where it with the Mississippi river 10 miles from
New Orleans by rail and l6 miles by the river.
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EEUDT, lie 9 mai 1861, a midi, a Ia Bourse
des Mchand des Eucanteurs Qancen bureau de noste
Rnyae de conform men ordre dc phonO
rable H. Morgan JUICE de Ia Deuxeme Conr de District
date avr 1861 dos Ter de Ia COur No 1884 les proprt IS
suvntes vendes pour ccmpte de la de succession
SAVIOR
dams lie Premier Distric de Willie dams et bornd par les
ST Charles atrcois Nayades ApOon Terpschore
Mepomene, dGsignt par lie No A. plan dresa par j.
plt, arpeheur date e acUt tiD dtpos& ftHde de A.
Nazureu nptIe public q pied ponCcs de face la
Mepomene oiondeur de l27 pieds 10 pouces H.
entire gns paraelcs, les authorizations qu h'y
trouven consistent une nason dviste en- deux locations
lou:e IA son de s a par mos
DEUX TrRRAINS shines dams e Premier District de
vile dams let tornt es Willow Cypress Vine ct lie
Florida lndiEg dGgG par les Nos 3 ct 30i ayant chaCUn
Is pied, de face Ia Willow profonceur l25
pieds ent c lipnes PARALLELS.
Fit 1escaye DAVE age d'eEvron - ans nayant qu'une
jamie
Bs55@ CONDTTONS-IIa Motto compliant ct Ia Motto a
jusqu'a par'ait Placement.
de pardevant L. G. Wells, noaife public
frais Ges acqu&reurs. a6 20 mg7 Q