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SUGAR We noticed sales Of some 100 hhds.
at previous rates. Fair to Fully Fair 4M54c. N d.
MobAssEs. About 5000 bbls. were disposed of
at 25Gl26c. for Prime to Choice and l6022c. for
Inferior and FermentiDg, also 800 half bbls. at
27e for Fermenting and 30c. y gallon for Choice.
FLOUR :. The only sale reported was 200 bbls
Extra on private terms.
GRAIN The sales of Corn embraced some
Is 600 sacks, OF which $4,000 Mixed on private
terms, 2070 in several lots at &c. 5000 in two lots
at IS, 1000 Yellow and 500 Mixed at So, 1900 Vel.
low and White Mixed at the same, $40 White
Mixed at 81, $500 White and Yellow, 500, White
Mixed and 1000 White at Is IN / 22OO and $50 White
at 60c q bnshel. OF Wheat about 500 sacks White
were disposed of at 81 so U buslel. In Oats we
noticed sales of IT'S sacks, including AIS Ohio at
Ale, $50 st. Louis at 43. and 800 at 45c II bushel.
HAY . 800 bales New York sold at $l8 and l29
Western at S2s@s25 Tton.
Provisions The transactions in Pork conf
| prised l6O bbIs. Mess and NJ 0. and 1916 Mess IN
Eve lots at SIS and 200 Mess at the advanced rate
| of SIS % n bbl Prices buoyant. Mess retais ut
I sls so "a bbl In Bacon we noticeda sale of 10
casks Clear Sides at 1l4c. U 10. In Lard we did
| not hear of sale ofany consequence.
COFFEE The sales included 100 bags at 123e.,
| $50 nc l2y, CSC at Is, and 20Oat1 3te. 70 ID.
SAT-. as 600 bushels bulk were sold on private
terms.
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0en Orlsans lailp Grssfellt.
PIgAECIAL AID COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
GLEN ORLEANS NIonsu aEarktt.
oasseEr1 o..aos. xe. 70 c.mp ..tee..

afoufay Evening. Feb. Is. 1878 |
The general market opened to-day under great
degree Of quietness. As regards paper and money, |
there were very light operations. az we have be-
fore remarked, the great business Of our city ia
trailing on the cash systems True, there may be |
some fluctuations. Iholders and owners ofmoney
do not choose to invest onlg nsaEn paper as they
choose 5odesfgaass as Al, and reject the aper OF
factors who do not receive over ten thousand bales
of cotton per year. they will have very few appli-
cants for their supplies. The business OF our city
is now approxmating that point which will soon
reveal how little borrowing will suffice to conduct
it, or how limited an amount Of capital will be re-
dured to move two hundred millions of dollars
worth of produce, and seventyive millions of dol
lars of general merchandise. The general com
munity is working ont Of debt, though it cannot be
concealed that q large amount of paper will have
to be carried till next season. The crops OF
cotton in Northwest Louisiana have turned OUT as
| the phrase is, short, with some sections short
| enough. Some isolated planters have produced a
| large yield over last year. The proprietors and
owners of these estates are denominated the lucky
ones: good crops, out of debt, fine gangs Of laugh
ing happy darkeys and can either sell their cotton
| or hold on to suit their convenience. There is
some good sugar paper offering, but borrowers or
would be borrowers not disposed to allow over
1ota,l2 act say 10 act, very low rate q get
| onn,fee;on i spct hrotarage u a3ct cnmmfs-
sons nm sales Of crops. making l5a Sact, commits.
sons and interest or say it will take one-sxth Of
cron tn nav interest account and commissions We
a,lnda to toea WIN are an fortunate as TO realize
or borrov in omen market at this moment at the
low rate of IN soct.
The calls for discount at the banks were very
LIGHT and thew were met with a lTqht income, We
bowavar ala mt hear If any corn1aints apainst
the bant movements to-day.
The Exchange market onened duietIv. moved
alone, supqiablv and c1osed with sales of sight on
Nav YORK at from s6as optsida and discount
over tI,e counter. Sixty DAYS sight inactive rang.
ing from 2ka23 to 3 49,t discount. Sterling was
in some request at l04mio4l and lO43 for remit
4 tanca. dealers, ra,es 1a3l6a1o4 INIT a good de-
: | =. h.., 6 -. ,a,,.. RIM. 1nt6a,ra
hiaio az puyeiS hSuies. boSuteht pii'o A'a@s iS"i
D broad range Francs were in request aud several
ieS : ''i1''' a. = 49,, , : -
| N -naL. Lo,1-. ia -. -, / I...I = -, ,.o
o-4u. 1he uaAtan heid Soou uaaH'es VI e&ASAah7e'
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s6ssTe~z=sszs4 ARTIFICIAL TtCFGTts-rhe best
cheapest and replee Dental EsInhlist
fFf4ss5&j rrni 10 Now Orleans, is nR. F1ELDING'8,
~1lil ITI94 Canal sweet.
His facilities for npnIaing Artificial Teetare unsurpassed
By any Practic mist in hc Southern States dsyne cunpnti
tion and NJ r1 COS charged BY tie inexperienced
Person raqiriug superior Zen should procure It Yhetc
they ca rely npon by experience, skill aid in egy which
Dental Science can prOdTce.
Every Artificial o0h is Of urpssng beauty which cRpnoI
he detected FROM hc very productions Of uanr gradually
storing that uniformity the features essential youth and
hsauy aud warranted satisfactory tor ascaon and rticua
ton.
PAINLESS TOuTHACFE EXTRACTOR for readily OK.
tracing Teeth without pain 'npeedE anything before
tanned by The profession astonishing all VIII witness it,
All Operations in Dent try performed with and skill and
for cheapnes ard utility arc unsurpassed by others. Unsk !
fully applied Tee rC1n5eled and fit eagn
craze charges he tnGwig rrices vii r,arau ar
campaigning each # desired and found represcnrer
after nnrns' trial, their money will be ned
Full Sterling Silver base ....... S25 no
Fnll finest finish prnls, hound 90
Full vucHnzed Rubber equal to gold from to 80 90
Full on Is carat gold base beautiful form 80 81 O
Full % "nrA gold base, from TO l2S
The most perfect gems thai be produced.
Those requiring Artificial Teeth cordially invited to call
and examine before ,gaging elsewhere.
Dir. FlRLlftEt2, Dental Surgeon,
nc " lqt street,
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pEOPLEs' LI.h.......,..PHo Las


7 / O 3
CONNECTED BLUE OFFICE on the Ievee foot Of
Cont where a. LRK vii always found in attend
rriye Freight i'm Bills tadng or the Packet
COED ON Az f and R. W. POWELL
This facility affords friends opportunity of shipping
DAILY 10 Fort Adams and all intermediate points
curing the EXPENSE of storage extra draYaga
o5 If B. W AI)AIS co. A gents
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4+gYttsst5assas, l4A5ss OF EsGA1Ga-Dr. ). WEST
t2 st Cherries street, ccntnuar supply tnt
ifpRssE5sgs Loss on TEETH without wires springs.
HSL11ILJ upon biz principle Of self aiIeFop Thit
method has procured him universal appreciation and
rended beinl he ingenious Of supplying ARTl
FTCIAL TEETH hitherto inventsd and in eli restoring
perfect articulation and aasticato and perfect sura
h appearance defy detection by the closest DIR
Vests filing teeth with gold combines all the
Improvement Those interested via find these to tt
thanks TO the inhabitants of New Orleans vicinity for tn
extensive practice they have favored him with for TIE 6ee4
yesrs Residence II9 s. fhsrlaV dor
| trnrn sfavttr err-R-e
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Rebietu Of the 5flarhtts.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 CAnp STREET,
Tuesday Morning, Feb. &C. 1851 :
CorToN. -. The market opened yesterday with
some inquiry at lower prices, but subsequently the
demand became more active and the sales en-
braced $500 bales atirregular rates. requiring but
light alteration in our quotations w
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January, 1851 bales 81 IFS
January, 1860. ........,.....lS45S
January, lSo9 .le,Slo
Our distinguished Secretary of the Treasury, at
Washington, has addressed circular to the sew
eral banks of the purport below.
We &re not aware that the officers of the depart
ment would be enlightened by a statement from
our banks; they do not comprehend the banking
system of Louisiana. For years they have been
studying its forms, and have not yet in any report
appreciated its merits and general details.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, I
February 10, 1861
Secretary of the Treasury is required to make report
shu wing he condition of the nks ro ghout tho country
For materials for this report the Treasury Department
dependent The courtesy Of The officers of the St Govern
nts and of the St4te banks. ~
will he obliged you statement of the condition of
your bank the list january 1851 such other day
that date. rs will best suit your nYenience.
l. considerable LABOR in arranging the returns from
the banks throughout The country the prcsst
session of Corg will ate the i OF March
your prompt attention to this request will oblge much
Very respectfully
JOHN A. PIX Secretary Of Treasury
To the Cashier of the Bank OF New Orleans by VIM NJ Goge
Mr.. Gouge has been distinguished as an able
writer on finance. We hope in his next essay and
returns our banking system will be fully under
ctond
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DENTISTRY,
SET S. CHANDLER,
w d E T s r.
EJs40FFICE and RESIDENCE
1888 CaEondcIet street.
doh lY&W Lnftvetta.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-26

LIST OF VESSELS CLEARED AND SAILED
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
corrected expressly for the New Orleans Dsy Crescsntl
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GUNsY BAass !. 1856 bales changed HANDS ~ de-.
SPIRITS TuRFEsrfsR we heard ii s0s bblas
sold at $50. y gallon.
WHISKY 40 bbla. Raw were sold at Isle, o.
Reetffed in two lots at3a and 400 1T "a. We also
heard Of 50obbla. soldon sasusday 1T 2asD2G, tlae
advance being caused by the Southern tariff Rec.
tilted retails at 24025c. gallon.
FaEIGaTs. We noticed q bark taken MP for
Glasgow at "a. for Cotton o ship for Hare 1t
one for Europe private terms and BfitisI ship
laid on for Liverpool at the going rates.
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GAtALUtU z UF GEEUIER
'ina4, which they offer to supply
ietor's lowest Wholesale prices.
7, Nos. ISL and 81 Chsrtres etroot
Houley's Vegetable, Co!eman's,
3nannd's German, 0xygenated.
MILE Aromatic.
OILS.
Rnshton's Cod Liver OIL,
fMcRair's Acoustic, Scarps'a dc
British, Harlaem.
| COSMETICS.
1 ColoGna Water, Bay Wster,
lFtorida Water, Meen Fun,
EJone's Lilly White.
| SOAPS AkD CREAMS,
Lows Brown Windsor,
Jouey' Chemical,
IRadway's MedicAted, CASTLES,
almond, Toilet and Family,
lSheTng Creams and Compounds
Of all descriptions.
PILLS.
Wr5sbpg Indian Vegetable,
hoiat'5 Life. Rrandrefi'B,
lSEulg's CunlpGusd SanatiYs,
fHtrong's PICTORIAL stomach,
MOTIFS GhRly beRte.
Hnil's Fever and ACNE,
iAorrison's, Lees, New London
Paris s. SRppingtoa's, Champ
iou's,
(GraetleuherE, JSyne's SRng-
| tive,
tJayne's Ague, Wiper's Oamo
teiie,
Ribbard's snli-Billio1s, Peter's.
tspenCer's Vegetable Cooks,
lS'aoper's, Coval's Rheumatic,
iAndefscn's, allebasic's HeaILA
| Wister's Gentle Purgatfve,
Alle5csis' Ague, Hooper's,
lChickHer's Sugar coated,
iGiibsrrs An;i-Bilious Beck
| with's,
Lady'S Blood, Ingoldshy's Pills.
lScott's Vegetable, Engon's,
Railways Regulators,
Rose's Railroad, Lciy's Female
Lordon's Indian SanRtiye,
| Louden's AgUe, HOllowgy's,
!, Ratstead's Ant:-nyspeptic,
Gordon's. McLane's Liver.
| HAIR / les.
tGristhdoro's Hair Dye,
| Fhelcu's Magic, Batcholor's,
iGilman's Instantaneous,
iBaliard's, Jules Hauel's.
iCrigtadora's. Bogles.
l. MISCELLANEOUS,
DR.. Morse's fnvicoratinr Ccr
| dial.
lWriEht's Elixir,
IThorn's Extract.
Iyarrants AperlGpr,
iTarrant's Elixir Of Rhubarb,
iCarter's Spanish Mixture.
ILimelick's Master of Pain,
Mothers Relief,
ilToothache Drops,
tLyon's Magnetic Poydsrg.
Mrs. kidder's Cordial,
i iltompson's Eye Water,
WATTS Nervous Anti,
lBtilings's AStrmgent,
Hyatt's Life BRlsau..
iMcAfunu'S Elixir of Opium,
Railways Ready Relief.
Radway's Resnlvent,
Tarrant's rndelibIo lux,
,Perpvian Syrup,
ITriesmar
tnr Rnspis Prarorntions
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ES8R SALEE-OF REASONABLE TERMS, SEVERAL
very fine properties Esperade street. improved and
improved Also several very large properties close TO Eapie
made the various parS Of the CITY For particulars
E1ure of - -. . =
se3O II EHCHA NHE ALLEY
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GALVESTON AND MATAGORDA BAY.

To sail on THUR DAY, Feb. rs at 8 A. n.
Erzn GALVESTON AND MATAG0RDA BAY.
HsFTS New Orleans and Texas United States Mall Line
The superior coppcred and copper fastened steam
ship GIlas. Morgan. j. lwe-S. comn1Hnder will leave
above, carrying tho United States mails For freight
having superior stateoorn recommendations, apply
board or to l. c. HARRIS, Manager,
81 Camp street.
ABeamship line will leave every Thursday Sun
day mornings for the shove norris fr25
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RATLR0AD TRAVELfNG.

Extra pscal trips when required at Might VI notifying
the CONTRACTOR. Fare S3 per trip.
The Steam Train Will Geniy Satioi Ten hotheu
except however, mail ttipa Fare i5 csnta each way
Conductor must be notified bsfore the tr stars.
OmnihuEBaS leave Canal Depot 7EeFy nFe MN
1tes.
my1 PAEnELY, Superintendent,
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90 rEGRoEs FOR SALE-I HAVE 6,
EfS Just arrived with OuG Funared and Fifty NE Ia
n GROEs, from Virginia and Maryland, such as M-&{sg
rhnnics, House Servants, Cooks, Washers and NJ
every month"; large supplies exclusively from those stses
am determined sell prices to suit the times for cash
approved city accepances They house.
ner of Baronne and Gravier streets, New Orleans.
90 FIN y NJ WILSON.
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At CAROLINA AND VIRGINIA NE &
tIS GROES-The subscriber has just arrived with n 50
gang Of very likely Caroli9a and Virginia NE-9(G
wants Cooks Washers and lronors also No. BrckRyer and
will be receiving fresh supplies during the Peseaf
wishing to purchase will find 1t to their advantageto esE
they will be ssld 0 accommodating terms
~ Il. F. PETERSON.
SEES 6r Ii Perdidosrsst.
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a., TO Families T'D FAMILIES z.sz
I'd 49,

Has bsen constructed to supply Of the citizens of
Nov Orleans Persons not desiring thousands miles
for the pateose of enduring the pTatons
and Northern watering asylums, find in Magnolia quiet
healthy home, with ali thu comforts Of Grst-class Hotel
fFaaSoBe water bathing high altitude
uresape country with beautiful drives among the
taRes offered.
This place reached in les than four honrs
New Orleans. Railroad
persons doing city after business
al might, and before business the neg day,
uvl1 IF GEO ". CLARKE Prnnraat1r.
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BRAZOS SAN GO.

To sail on WtnNESnAY Feb 2?, nj o'clock A. N.
u-Es1Ess FUR EERfANOHA DIREcT-The snne
81 fS Gr crUperr1 cupp-r fastened steamship At
Ias.GE, W. s. Shannon commander, vii sa rs
above carr, ing the L mails. For freight passage, hay
ipg splendid NJ ueroom Recommendations apply no rd to
!. C. HARRIS. Manager
fe22 81 street
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I WEsItSd4 d SiS1's GAEALUttuE {. uF uEEUIER
ID and popular Family Medcnaa which they supply
DrRggists and pensrs Rt Propretos lowest Wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency Nos ISL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-12

/ The bill to promote the progress Of the ssefuI
arts ? introduced on the 22d Of December 1853. hv
Mr.. AALLORT in the Senate after various imsort.u,
notifications and two conferences reports. passed
both Houses Of Congress previous to the adjourn.
mont The bill changes the present patent law N
many essential particulars. The correspondent q
the Philadelphia Press says:
Its most important provision Is that ali ustent-
hereafter granted shall remain in force for seTentesn
years from the date Of issue, and all extensions Of
such patents thereby prohibited. This cuts OF
ali intrigue and corruption incident to the extension
Of valuable patents BY the Commissioner of Patents;
olno future Congress. its moral effect viii be Il
stop the bad practice Of extension by Congress il
SELF This was the last point submitted 70 the Con-
ference COMMITTEES. Aessrs Douglas, Cameron and
Fitch, Of the Senate, and Aesars. Cox. Frank and
Barr, OF the House, as the Conference Comnittes,
insisted on this radical reform, and il was passed
the last day Of the session.
1t provides, where extensions are now applied
for, in cases OF existing patents, for compulsory
process for witnesses, in order to make thorough
investigation Of the merits Of the i gives tho
Commissioner OF Patents larger salary, a. il i'm
poses additional duties and responsibilities Il pro
Eides for certain additional examiners. Il allows
the Commissioner to refuse to recognize patent
agents whe have been guilty Of misconduct Il en-
larges The right to patent relation to moulding
casting electrctyping, &c. It cuts OF all patenls
not prosecuted within two years after fling Il re-
quires labels patented articles. Il enables the
Commissioner to dispose Of models Of rejected ap-
Picatious, and 70 dispense with models when 10
thinks The design can be sufficiently Represented By
drawing. IL allows the Commissioners to require
tke printing Of papers in certain eases.
IAN important part Of the bin repeats the laws
now in force fixing the rates Of the Patent Qce to
be paid and discriminating between the inhabitants
Of the United States and those q ether countries
There are other items in the biil.S
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-12

NORTHERN SENTIxESTs--Ws have recently seen
quite q number Of letters from residents Of the
North-three Of them from New Engiand-which
allude to the political condition Of the country.
They all utterly repudate the idea Of coercion and
war revolving and atroeious. They allnde freely
to the prevailing depression il business and indulge
in the most gloomy forebodings for the working
classes, if war Is forced upon the country BIZ the
new Administration. One oS them written BY a
former resident Of this city, says:
Myself and - have thirty first class muskets.
purchased for cur own use in an emergency. II
you find difficulty in getting guns we can send ysa
25, though we may need them here, and be assured
they will never draw the blood Of q friend Of the
South
He then enumeratss the number Of workmen
discharged in his immediate vicinity during ne
winter, which amounted to several hundred.
Another writer from New York. described tha
Lincoln reception as having drawn from sheir denas
the seam Of the city, who paraded the streets ike
a mass OF saTages-thousands Of them looking rez-
ged, haggard and desperate. Very few Fifth Ave
noodles honored the occasion with their presence.
Another says that IF old Abe insists on war it
viii be opened in his swn household, and in the
theatre Of their late trinmphs the Republicans viii
celebrate the death dance Of liberty. Heaven spsre
US such horrid waks.s-Aasgssta Dispatch
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Gst gssbdilIs anipn snS Smsritzu


sPEoIAL He1Ioz.-rb, fys,.- ....... $50.
- = ~ - - Casa sssts. A papss an atSsonfs-
- s.h 2f - ils.s safs1 fty Ass tssa
- ~ s = ezos< zsR4 fkssr ppsrs; sad
- 49, - 49, = sssslos1 ~ pGpsr oflf b dfsceafla-
- e, - e+oss mar aa1 ,s,r ss5ssel5lioa
- ~ - -. Aa--,nAA % per oznsn q sdpGscs.
she Pest 0cs ons, cell he oas fo rfieS - 49,, -
ehan1s e b naft - - -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-12

A BLACK Max AT THE FRENCH CoUaT-Napoieon
gave grand bah just before the beginning d Lent
and a correspondent Of the Eseaiag Posi- writes >
"At this ball stout buriy negro, black IS ebony,
with the woolieSt Of hair and whiskers and ne
thickest Of lips, wearing magnifeent order "a
received with the Etmsst distinction By me lmP@rsa
pair and by all the grandees Of The court 1s.5 :.
bic parsonage was the son Of the ex-Eniper0r
que, the once high and mighty Duke q Aarmsi-as;
received at the Tuieries with all the resPse. p-la
in courts to the scions Of fallen roJzify-Haas %
black
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-12

,~uu .-z.- e.rss his ueshod q informing he rHro11
-. ~ cubic Ssasrsly hat y s.s jus. arrlsed oa e
49, - -.1f nttsnon- he has saken, a14 lEpo.l
a. ~ ~ sore 30 % aarEst .ee, ns door e =. e.1
n-. ~ ftsr for lair eali9z. inertia
49,, - An parcnt1rly teEllou1 % soy - 4e1.
S;sr o surchass ~ ssoee q He-sesss.. 5s 80 80
~ sorsf No IS M,rkss street, 1ii1 m1sl HIln
incentive slsrks sne dsen y ple.-Af; p go ~
aav otsss ssesotltallsHs- $3.50 1890. -
rnsr6-zm a--H - r1-~"t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-12

ma L. SHELTON infornshis friends and the public zen
VA eral that be Is now prosecuting the Marble Rasf-
an Church the First
and ire Post he viii be pleased to attend
ders Of ali may work IN his linz He has and will
On hand a supply Of MARBLE MONUMENTS, TONBs,, &c
manufactured Of the finest Italian and American Marbsin
best style Of the art. ALI hswork will warranted
2-wfw
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-12

AN Eecrng my Erli Stock Of Pianofortss ken TIE
lsisoEi1g lsetosss which r be the largest oereS IN
as ely seinVzy Sons A. q. Gale Co., haynes Brothers
E.eton Brothers, Wm Knube Co.. Peters and Webb, Light
1adba7ry and soebslTsr Schmidt all Of which will Be sold
sna advance cost for cash negotiable paper All the
tno popular M received together With Aecodeona
yolns Flutes Druzs nrass Insrumenss &c Fer bargains
ee@s g me-" q number IS. JAs. A. MCCLURE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-12

NAMES A. LEWIS BotteI Brsadens-- Attachment. I'm
ID this fron affidavit hed Il appearing to s.sss
ton that defendant, Botte Broddsn resident Of es
Stale Of Tenn'sss and indebted e plaintiff in ne gun
9e5 co. Il il therefore ordered b. ne that pu5iceton
made for four the Union and
nausing said defendant to appear ssiors ne Is y i =
Perry county, Tennessee TIE eighth dzg 81 april,
plead dsnar plsin1s sitzshnsni Or essrh
VIII be proceeded with aecorzingf 70 AZ TBS - a-1
le6l. z, P. BEDBHT1As, - T.-,
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nor1oE ro sHIPPEns.

NABHViLLI NHAITAE0oGA x. H.
eupersntendents Office,
TNURrNG the time breaks the West and Atlantic Rail
road Of Georgia. being repaired, used
accommodate the business Of Local Stations in
cudng Chattaneo. Bat that the breaks in the State
Road been repaired and Trains running through to
Atlanta We think duty In regular turn aecor
Ing The regts that have accumulated during the 81
pension II ansportzons the Western and Atlantic Rail-
Therefore, freight for Local stations ncud
ing Chatanooga, until further notice And de-
string equal justice ALL during this unprecedented RASH
freight, request al parties IN the city Interested IN ne
shipment Of both through and local eA to furnish ne win
atmens Of freight rezdy for SHIPMENT that they may Be en-
upon Sur Books and take their regular urn me Mani
fs.s rom Steamboats, Louisville road, viii show for
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