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-, THE AR1TA sPRINGs-MRs. 8. d. .,..

- THE -ABtVA SEEt1NeSS-ARS. r. A.
. BoSsIERE respectfully announces to her friends 40
Mand the public generally that her house is now open -
for the reception of visitors The unrivaed electric medicinal
baths be enjoyed to perfection the facilities for
heretofore will be abunGanY supplied and every attention
will paid the comfort of invads She earnestly trusts BY
her untrng exe2ns to give satisfaction all may honor
her by their patronage Being situated pleasant driving
distance from the villages OF 0ovingtot Vaudeville 1t rem.
ders the drives to those places convenient
Ths Aba omnibus will be in attendance at the landing at
Covington to convey passengers tc the Springs.
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS, BY PROFESSORS J. L. AND W,
-.'T n P. RIDDELL. al St IEl-t =
This very remarkable spring situated the Abta river
parish Of ST. Tammany miles snd half of Gov
ington large volume If rises from earth with
strong current Its temperature found be 60 degrees
From its unusual chemical composition and the
sca contains, led to suppose has its very
deep the earthbeing in fact, natural eartesan wen
J. j. l.. Il W. p RIDDELL,t rsfG
Professors Louisiana University,
SIN 100 Hires Of the water weighing 100 600 gramues
there 1852 granmes of dissolved matters up Of the
following Ingredients enumerated in the their relative
abundance:
Carbonc acid.... -.t.-............. 6SS gran1n1es
Silicla 5U4
SODIUM A3i
Ffotoxlde OF iron. .....-.-......,.....- 22
Lime. s..... L5z
5lagnesla-. uSS
iChioTne.......
Potassa, sulphuretted hydrogen, organic
= matter and loSs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 04S
water where many ingredients are assocately held
solution It conceded to be uncertain how these ingredients
chemically united the other We may however, In
this case, infer that the water contains nv, ~. =
Carbonc acids sicis chloride of magnesium bcarbonats
of lime chloride of sodium carbonate of Soda secate
sssa bcarbonate Of on seicate of Soda suno
sodium. and probably other combinations myl0t
MURPHY's HOTEL. Nos. as AND 100 ST.
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4 G. FLEMING, GAS FILTER AND DEALER IN
u Fixtures Nc. Harris Row, (5a2 Magazine street
the erke will faithfully and puncually or
ders entrusted to him Stores Dwellings, tilted carefully
and reasonable terms.
kAn orders in Boz FL. $40. Msessnios EIehsngs
yllbs cErtly stfandedts lgtv
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OF ISABELLA MOUCHON DECEASEl
wife Of jacques Degrange.-No Is, 1868.

SUCCESSION OF ISABELLA MOUCHON, DECEASED
wife of jacques Degrange.-No. Is, 1868.
By CHAS. E. FORsTALL, a,
Auctioreer-No. 90 Exchange Alley.
SATURDAY, 2Sth December, 1861, ut IL
~ O'Clock NJ will be sold the Merchants and Autoneers
Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and Cnsomhouse
District Court Of New Orleans dated 18th November 1861 the
following landed property belonging to the aforesaid succession
to.wit
THREE LOTS OF GROUND situated the parish of Jefe-
suburb Paance square BOUNDED by Chestnut 1oedauo
Camp and Louisiana avenue designated by the Nos
and 10 measuring each less 80 feet front Chestnut
street by 6 feet deep Lot No. 10 forms the corner of Tole
dano and Chestnut streets.
TERMS-9ne-hird cash, and the balance at credit of
and for drawn the order of the purchaser
secared by bearing interest at the rate of
annum from date until maturity, and after maturity per
cent. per annnIn as penal co;e.
Acts Of sale before A. Dorioconrt.
SUCCESSION De ISABELLA MoUCHoN, SPOUSE DE-
cedie de Jacques Degrange.-No. 1855.
PAR CHAS. z. FORSTALL,
Encanteur-No. 90 Passage de la Bourse.
CAlIEDI, IS decembre 1861, a m!di il sera
- yeudu des Ntgociants des iteurs,
Royse Canal Douane Dun ordre de Phone
rabe Deuxieme Cour de District de la Fouvee Orleans
date du Is novembre 1851 la propee oncere suvante
tenant Ia dite ssion. savolr:
TROS LOTS De TEERE situes dams la pasosse de Jeer
faubourg Paisance ret renfeme par Ches
nut, Toledano, Camp paSenue louisiana degnes par
NO. ct U nesurant chacun, Plus o'ns ~ peds de
face rue Che lis peds de proionfeur lie lot No.
10 torme lencoignure des Chestnut ct Ioedano.
C0NDlTIONG-Un tiers compliant, ct Ia balance ct
deux de credit bets tires ordre de Facqu6reur
rants par By 3oheque inerg de cent
an de date usqu echeance echance pour cent
vente sr a noriocourt n2R d4l2i92s
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CLARK, sTAUFEER d CO., HARDWARE
- IRON, etc., No. 81 Canal street, Agents fer Psge's Saw
hills, Ag
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kROST ID CO., DEALERS IN BOOTS, SHOES, 1 &c
T Erns Hats, Gaps etc. No. ~ Magazine street.,
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dl7 jail Is
SECOND DISTRICT CouRr
Of New Orleans.

DIX VIRTUE Of a
IL to ms directed by III
New Orleans, In the above
at public auction, at the c
Camp and Magazine streets
at Il o'clock NJ
THREE LOTS OF OR,
District Of this city, in the
part, Julia and Girod stree
on a plan drawn by L. Il. ]
cember, 1859, which said ]
each, tAmerican me4snre)
Dryaf es street, by q depth
lines. Together with all
lodges and advantages tn,
pertaining.
Seized in the above snit.
TERMS-The purchase
prorHiS- DRY notes for six
drawn by the defendants
them endorsed, dated the {
able respectively at the Cit
four years from date, with
date until maturity, and ell
maturity until paid, and t
tion cash on the spot.
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EDK eOrORREIEA, GLEET WEAKNESS, PAINE
in the Back, and all Urinary Affections. ~ -
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, SPECIFIC sOLU
fIONfhis woridenowned preparation all affection
Of the generatiTe whether
clans Of England Of France and Of America aeknowledgo
efficacy. Thousands of sufferers have BY
Purely vegetable in composition # harmless cd
cacious The system becomes invgose and the dehtktsd
hody.snd depressed r1t1d are restored to energy
49, n 7 7E777E B. ARRANS
.a.s sac e IT, Soleagent for the Unted States
myl7 IL kpothecary. rs Camp stret. " Orleans.
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sHERIFRs SALES.


FOURTH DISTRICT COuKT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS..
- of New Orleans. JAMES LONGING. 5000
RX VIRTUE of n writ OF seizure and sal Q
- directed by the Honorable the Fourth District Court OF
New Orleans the above entitled cause g ~ Parker late
70 sell At public auction at the Merchants and Auctoneers
Exchange Royal street. beween Canal and Custdmhonse
streets Second District, SATURDAY, January 49, 1862
2o'cloek H. the folIowng described property o Wit
District Of this city in the square No M bounded by Graver
Basin Peddo and Franklin streets and has front OF 81 feet
on Franklin street by 1T feet IN depth.
2. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in same District. in
the square bounded by Common Grare Liberty and Howard
Streets and has front Of % feet Liberty street by l0 feet In
depth.
Seized 10 tho above suit IS
TERMS-Cash the spot. $780,. ...-...f
JOHN p. WALDEN,
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N NEW ORLEANS ORNAMENTAL
49, IRON WORKE-The undersigned beg to inforlr
the public and builders generally, that they
WORK at their foundry Of Magnolia
office In Davidson Row. Carondelet seesuch Verandahs
Railing Shutters, Safe and Bank Doors, Straight
Stairs, Iron Bridges, Roofs, etc, - =
They keep constantly hand Cast Wrought COL
Ventlators snd Bash Weights etc; Ill all orders OF
every description of Castings Columns stes and House 'FRONT.'
BENNETT l. LURaEs Davtdson's Row.. IS
5e34H
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! LeBreton Deschapelles.}-No
J 1880. 4 =. n NJ
FIN YERTU d,pn writ de saIsIe ct xente q
Ia Nouyele Orleans dams aae cdessus procederai le
LUNDI 23 de deeembre 1851, midi PHotel de Ia Cite,
de Ia Commune, ere les du des Magasins
vente pubque adjudication de la prophets don't suit Ia
DESCRIPTION, sayoir =
TROS TERRAINs shines dams Premier District de cette
vile dams et borne les Dryafes Rempar u
lie ct Grod desgnes par les Nos plan dlesse
pav l. File yoyei date du De decsmbre 1855 Les dts
pieds pouces CT ignes de face Ia D5sdes
proondeur entire gns paraees de IS peds II pouces En-
sembe avee tons les drois privileges ct avantagss
y attaches ct appartenant.
Saisie dams l'afaire ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lie Placement de dens
blets de la de SIX qunze psstres s6 chacun
souscris ej defenders propre endo
e dates du Dc fsvier 1853 ct paJases especivement Ia
date six pour dinaret Pan de usqua eche
hut pour apes la dite echsance usoua parat
Placement ct la balance du pix disqualification compliant
ment de REHABILITATION.
49,. '' Z. T. PARKER,
MO do q Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d'0rleans.
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- JEFFERSON LAKE HOTEL-END OF
Carrolon ER-Haring leased this delightfully."- situated
House for term Of years take this Of making
known to the public that it has been thoroughly
April Thankful patrons for past favors promise In
possible to their wishes should please
them give us call. e. r.
az en- II. DAN,II PETERS CO.
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IA HALLER I& BROTHER. s
80 No. 1888 TCHOUPrTOULAs STREKf-
VIZ Manufacturers Of e~ -'
- COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK =
III its yarieries has also hand large assortment q
Cookip Parlor Stoves and prepared Ill
~ above line in the City Country. va
Particular attention paid to all descriptions Of building work
Copper Galvanized Iron, Tin and Zinc Valley Cutters
Roofing, Dswn Pipes, Fancy and Plain Heads etc. Nss
Have exclusive right for the State of Louisiana maxi
vepd the recently patented invention Of JabeE Lewis
tbs Of which the roof Of buildings shed from all Ah
prior the water being conducted csterna Being
acting In itself II the necessity Of amy hand
action; feature not produced here hefore. dl4 ly
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D. NOTICE. IA ERr,
G-F AsRIoE ABLEs. zs2M
The undersigned his NEW STA BLES, No. 1919 Grayer
street. where Horses snd BuggieB hired
Horses livery usual rates; ao bought sold
commission.
dis IL W, ". ROGERS,
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CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS..
J. A. GUILLOTTE AND AIS.
! {Jaeques Arthur Guillotte and
Gabriel LeBreton Deschspelles.)-
No. 1891.
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EXCHANGE ON RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
~ Sight checks Richmond Petersburg, LynchbnYg and
Norfolk, for sale in sums suit purchasers. by
p 23z5E Ts>&"ft5E8{ q BROWN, JOHNSON & CO., ~
VI ~ n 7Hs5 styea <
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-28
Horder Consederacy.

At this time, when border States and seeded
States are invaded by the armed robber bands of
the North, it is astonishing it is humatng it is al
most insult othe patriotism of Tennessee for
idea politicians, broken down political hacks, WIRE
workers and designing demagogues to talk of
border Confederaey. We want no armed neutrality
The seeded and the border States have q common
enemy that has already shed border State blood.
The seeded and the border States are already ar
rayed against the North. The "Old Dominion
God bless her! although her blood was long since
split by John Brown and his followers upon her
own soil, has acted noble part. She was true to
the last and to-day the crack of her rifles the boom
ing of her cannon and the conflict in Maryland bear
US in laundering tones the intelligence THAT SUB
MISSION IS DSHoNoR-" forbearance has ceased to be
virtue" Virginia and Maryland have met the
invaders upon their soil-their cause is Ten
nessees cause. Their God Is Tennessee's God,
and their fate must be Tennessees fate Let US as
border and seeded States stand shoulder to shoul
der, and with locked shields meet our common enc
my. And when victory has perched upon odr COM
mon banner-when war with all its horrors like an
angry stornl-cloud has vanished from sky, then
if not sooner let Tennessee unite her destiny with
those States which will be her friends in peace, and
her friends in war Tennessee will never remain an
idle and Indifferent spectator-she will not remain
neatirdl while her friends of the border and gulf
States are being bltehered!! Away then with all
such ctaptrdp only calculated to deude honest and
unsuspecting citizens Tennessee will meet the ia
sue as becomes her honor. Let demagogues pirate
about border confederaey; the people will act
they no longer to be led captive and sold out
with such men say wei! We cannot serve God and
Mammon We must be either for or against Old
Abe and his band of traitors and Elurderers.-Cha
tqnOoQG AduSrtSeT
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TURN ABOUT IS FAIR PIAY''-SEIzURE OF CIxCINxA.
II GooDs AT HELENA.-0urs readers will recollect
the circumstance of mob of Cincnnatians sezing
spnumber of muskets, and lot of ammunition that
was being shipped to Helena, Ark. This highland
ed proceeding took place last week. The Cincin-
natl steamer Queen of the West landed at Helena
Wednesday. She was boarded by 4 committee of
the citizens and every pound of freight consigned
to Cincinnati was taken off her and stored upon the
steamer Mars, which had previously been seized.
The freight consisted of Coffee sugar. molasses etc.
The property of the officers of the boat was un-
touched. The Queen of the West was full of peo-
pe but the citizens of Helena with their accusto-
ed polteness treated them with all possible respect
and the boat allowed to proceed upon her way.
The occurrence of such scenes the realities of
war and could all our readers be aware of the ex-
utant tone of the Black Republican journals at the
seizure of the arms at Cincinnati the act would be
more than justifaNe.-NemphiS AUdldnebe, April 26.
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The DutY of Tennesnee.

Events hurry along rapidly. Whs: was yesterday
but mere apprehension, is to-day terrible reality.
The conflict is at our borders, and Tennessee can
not take a neutral position. The contest at this
hour is between the North and the South-between
the Slave and the Free States. The North is unit.
We see no evidences of any of the border Free
States taking position of neutrality. On tie con-
trary they are voting men and money for the war,
arming and sending forward troops. The South
must be lnied 1t is only by defensive union that
they can now maintain their existence as a people
God knows we contended with all the energy of
our nature for the preservation of the Union-con-
tended until the recently developed policy of the
Administration extnguished the last ray of hope.
The Union party of Tennessee have done every
thing to secure a settlement that could be done by
true and loyal citizens. The time for q different
course has certainly come. Differences and pre-
judces mnst be laid aside, and we must unite
people for mutual defence and preservation.
prompt union and defensive alliance of the entire
South, though it cannot prevent fight, may short
en- the duration of the Virginia is in the con-
test, and Tennessee cannot avoid it if she would.
Athens Post
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Meigs County,

The people of Meigs are all one way, for the
South first, last and all the ltime. There is no divi
sion among them. Capt NJ. LiDard has a compa-
ny of slxty-four men,armed and equipped, who are
ready to march at any moment they may be call
ed upon, in defence Of the South We saw the COM
pany on parade and never was finer or more de-
termined corps Of men anywhere. On Monday
evening they run up the Confederate flag and fred
salute We learned that two horse companies
were made up on Monday. If the South has to be
subjugated by the fanatics of the North Meigs will
be in at the DEATH Her war spirit is thoroughly
aroused and resistance to Northern aggression is
written upon nearly every mans countenance.-
Cleveland Banner
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DEPARTURES OF MAILS.

From Nashville to Chattanooga, Washington Baltimore
Philadelphia, New York; Boston and New gland States de
parts at O'Clock
Way Nail for Georgia. South Carolina, North Carolina and
Southern Virgins, leave Chattanooga Railroad O'Clock
Pm.
IN nashville to Louisville, departs at O'Clock, P Nj
Mails for Indiana Northern Illinois, virginia. Msssuri
Michigan and Northwestern States departs O'Clock M
Nashville Decstu via vrAnkn and Columbia and other
way Offices, fepaTtat o'clock A n
Nashville TO Lebanon daily except Sunday, departs At
o'clock NJ Also Offices the and beyond Lebanon AZ
o'clock M.
Nashville to Clar<SvIle; departs at 5k o'cockA AN,
Fer eouthern Kentucky, departs at 81 AN.
Nafevile to ShebyVille via NoleDsye and Trune
day, Thursday and Saturday, at o'clock M
Nashville TO Huntingdon via Charlotte Wavery, I week
ly, Monday, Wednesday and Rridsy, at o'clock N.
Nashvills to Liberty, via steWart Ferry, Huddlssone
Roads, Rural HILL &C weekly, Thursday, at ~ O'Clock n
Nashville to CentreyIe via flank, Vernon, PineWoOd &C.,
Tuesday and Friday, At 2 o'clock II.
Nashville to ClarkTlis via Sycamore Mills, weekly, Friday,
at l o'clock P. NJ.
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ARKIVAL OF MAILS AG NASH
WILLIE

Washington City, Virginia, North Carona souh Carolina
Georgia. Soc ii Alabama and East rennesee, arrive Ohas
tanooge Railroad, atsk o'clock, A N
Northern Mails, Nashville and IouisVie
Railroad. also Western States, twice day O'Clock,
and o'clock, A NJ. Way Mails &LR r. ialy.
Southern Nails New Orleans Memphis Arkansas Texas and
Mississippi. arrive daily at ~ o'clock, AN
Way Nails route STRIVE daily at * O'Clock, AM
smtvlille Alexandra aud Lebanon, Way Nails arrive
daily, except Sunday, At Is o'clock, Il.
smthland, opkinsve, and portion of Southern Ken
tucky, CarksvIe and way Mails daily 10 o'clock.
shelbyVe. via TrEne and way nails Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at I9 O'Clock, N.
West Tennessee Huntingdon Waverly ChsrIatte h
weekly Sunday, Wednesday And Friday, II O'Clock, A NJ
Liberty Rural Hill, stewArss Ferry weekly THURSDAY,
ct ii O'Clock A. NJ.
Osntreville Vernon and PiDewood South Harper
Tank, Femi weekly, Tuesday snd Freay. IL O'Clock m
CsrksVle via Sycamore Mills, Whites Rend weekly;
Friday, a. IL o'clock AN.
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SPECIAL NoTIcE.-rhs UmoE AND AMERICAN q conducs
cd strictly tie Cash syeten Al papers disc0ztis
We'd at s aspiration Of fs time for tcAieh they AGre bess
paid. 0scri6ers sc Be notified aohea their sfs6epfio
ts d6otR to sere, By heir papers; aud
Tess tie svbscrptto Is resced the paper to Be dseOt
1ed This Is rule tchicA thsre acsL be departure.
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MORE TELE6RAPHIC SUPERvIsoN-PENNsYLyANIA AND
New YoRK.-The Philsdelphia papers learn that
THOMAS A. SCOTT, Esq, the able and energetic Vice
President of the Pennsylvania Railroad, has been
called by the Governor to take charge of the tele-
graph lines of the State and is now in Harrisburg
engaged in this important and responsible depart
ment of public service. The Governor of New
York has also issued instructions similar to those
ISSUED by Gov DENNIsON fOrbiddng the transmission
of any dispatches relative to of troops
or the furnishing of arms or munitions of war.
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LEAVING TowN.-Quite number of citizens left
Washington this morning with their families to go
North Only three passenger cars were at the de-
pot, and, in consequence, many who arrived late,
were unable to obtain passage, the three cars be-
ing packed full of peop e long before the train left
Washington Star, Aprl 22d.
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A Good Farm for sale.

TETE the place which Coleman has lysa
w since 1855, and known The Rogers land, lying
Yellow Creek Dickson county Tenn partly the stage uad,
within mile Of Wllamsve and three miles Of the Gnah
Wills and Northwestern Railroad; hAhy, ple4ant and eaz
hfui Said land hundrsd
and ninety aes-eighy cleared, and about nfz
good land clear isn good state Of cultivation with
ertzbe dwelling houses out houses Alga. good
orchards and several ReveaDg springs Of excellent Esie.
we'll tbersd, and certainly be made Of the desi
Able stsefArns in this section Of eountry We promI,s
bsrganin this land and will sell cash. tine vita
FOR further information cali McNsilIy.
lvesnsAr sd place, or the 1ndsrgnsd Fowsr Landing
Tennesses river. BYRN 4 BR0TaHR.
Onion and Amsricas copy, and charge Ad0Oeats.
sep2s-H
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The manufacture of cannon balls has been CON-
menced at Memphis. This, we suppose, is for the
maintenance of the "armed neutrality. 20 GncRnati
Gazette
Better send down few Ohio troops to see.
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scientific DiscOVery---Electrio
vWSfeP
REMOVAL.

EETE have removed Produce and Commission business
to the house No. College street. between Union and
charca formerly occupied by Nieol, Green Co where
shall keep constantly hand large stock Of all articles in
the Produce line, which prepared to sell at the very
lowest cash prices.
B. B. COMMON & BRO,
nsx24-H Nos College street, between Union Church
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nsNEwAsLs AZ pLEAsuan.

RkAEWABLk AT PLEAeURn.
One Square, yesr. ss0Rach additional Square, sIe
dvertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, Will be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY.
ONE DOLLAR per Square for the % and FFzT Crs for each
subsequent insertion
Advertisements published in both the Dkiy and Weekly, vii
charged the full daily raes with onshaf the weekly
added.
7rdsisas Advertisements sssss 6s paid for at tia time Of
Insertion.
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The Lincoln Governments Begging SOr an
ArmICtice.

The Richmond correspondent of the Petersburg
Express writes under date of the Esd as follows:
1t is reported that dispatch has been received
by the Governor from the Secretary of War, Game
ron,) enquiring whether if he came to Richmond he
would be protected, his purpose being to ask for
armistice of sixty days.
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Hawthorn for Lease 10 a Good
Tenant.
Desire place my late residence miles the Pub
lie Square In the hands goed Tenant for year
upon terms fhs premises contain shout "
superior SOIL about half in cultivation the balance an
blue The house. with rosns, porches excean cellar
ervants houses ssble WE'LL &c. ali and confOFAbl
To the Gardener the Dairymen, Gentleman, seeking
quiet and retired his family free the
Of the toun place for in the vicinity Mash
Vile offers Superior attractions.
To the right 1 will make the terms acceptable.
No. Az. Cherry EUGENE UNDERWOOD
decl3-u
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Arrival of Prisoner.

MONTGOMERY, April 24.-Thirty prisoners from
the Star of the West arrived in this city this eve
ming from Mobile,
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NE w RO OK 8

N e w II o o X 8.
EH HAeAN L 90. have just received the following new
~ Books:
Secession, Coercion and Civil War; The ssOr
Of 1861.
Message from the Sea. Cloth, vol. slss
The Crossed Path; Novel By wiTkie Collins,
Author Woman in White, ETC., etc.
For sale =. HAaAN & co.