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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-08-15

DOAD NoT1CE.-Notice is hereby given that
LIZ petition will be presented to the Com
September session 1855, praying for the grading,
alteration and extension of the county road,
commencing at low water mark on the Ohio
river, at the east end of Woodsfeld street in
Baresville, Ohio township, thence up the river
bank and with said street to the west end there
of, thence the best route to supply the Woods
field road. crossing Opossom creek, near MIS-
perly's mill, and the low gap on the lands of
Reuben Falconer, in Green township, thence
into the head waters of Cranenest, intersecting
the Woodsfield road in Cranencst at the west
end of said Falconers farm, at grade not ex-
ceeding 81 degrees. MANY PETITIONERS.
August l. 1856
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Master Commis ioner's Sale.

RY virtue of mandate to me directed from
~ the Court of Common Pleas within and for
the county Of Monroe and State of Ohio, in the
case of Robert Boyd against J. & A. Sinclair and
Others will be offered for sale at public outcry,
at the door of the court house in the town of
Woodsfeld, in said county, on
Saturday. the 18th day Of August, 1855,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. m, and
O'Clock p, M, of said day, the following lands
and tenements lying and being in said county
The south west quarter of the north west
quarter of section 80, township 8, and range 4,
containing 10 acres; and 2S acres in the south
east quarter of the north west quarter of sec
ton so, township and range 4-Also 6s acres
of land in the west half of the north east
quarter Of section 80, township 3 and range 4,
with all and singular the appurtenances be-
longing to said premises, which said tracts of
land, will be sold on the following terms, to
wit: One-fourth cash in hand, one-fourth in
six MONTHS and one-fourth in twelve months,
and one-fourth in Is months, the extended
payments to be secured by approved security.
WM. OKEY, Mas. Com.
July l8, 1855. Mon. Com. Pleas.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-08-15
GREAT DEMOCRATIC
MASS MEETING.

There will be a great Demo-
cratic Mass Meeting held In the
town of WOODSFIELD, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST Is, 1855,
sat II o'clock, NJ. Let all per-
sons who are desirous of hear
ing some of the BEST ORATORS
IN THE UNITED STATES, be in at
tendance.
Hon. WILLIAM MEDILL,
Gorereor Of Ohio;
Hon. GEORGE e. PUGH,
Of the United States Senate;
Hon. WILLIAM TREVITT,
Secretary Of State;
and other distinguished speak
ers are invited, and will be in
attendance.
Let all set apart one day to
attend this meeting, and we
viii promise that they will
never regret it. The opportu-
nifty of hearing slch CELEBRA-
TED ORATORS, occurs but seldom
in our county, and should be
improved by all who can pos
SibIy attend.
TURN OUT! TURN OUT!!
from every hill, valley and
plain, and hear Democratic
principles elucidated by men
capable of doing them justice.
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Teaellers, Association

r VIE time for helding the next meeting of the
i above name association has been changed
to the week commencing November 3, 1855.
Dr. A. I. LORD, OF Columbus and r. C. BowLEs
OF Cincinnati, will be in attendance during the
session.
In addition to the Scientific exercises of the
association, various essays, and addresses will
be delivered by persons appointed for that pur-
pose By order of the association,
aug.3--td WILLIAM WHEELER, Secretary
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pOAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given that
LII there will be petition presented to the
Commissioners of Monroe county, Ohio, at their
September session, A. d. 1855, asking that so
much of the State road leading from Sisters
vile to Cumberland as lies between the twenty
first mile tree on said road and Sutherland's
meeting house, at or near the Muskingum creek
road be vacated. JAMES STALLINGS.
Franklin township, August l, 1855.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-08-15

The Judge charges that Adams & Co.
had been engaged for four years in palm
ing off inferior dust upon Page, Bacon &
Co., and that regularly organized band
of disguised accomplices had been main
tanned in the mining districts.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-08-15
Sale of Express Package.

A package directed to John Pietschmann,
II Woodsfield, Monroe Co.. Ohio. from Canton,
Ohio, forwarded by the Adams Express Com
pany, will be sold to pay charges unless called
for within ten days from this date..s Package
is in care of T. Davis, Woodsfeld.
Aug. /, 1855. WM. T. CATHERWCOD.
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MARRIED the 18th inst, by Joel F.
Randolph, Esq, Mr.. AMAzIAH THOMPSON and
Miss EMILY DoUGHERTY, all of this county.
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Look at This!

T would say to all that know themselves
i indebted to me, either by book account or
note that they will do well to cali and PAY
UP, as my accounts must be settled.
= August l, 1855. NJ. BAKER.
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Attachment.

At my instance writ of attachment was on
the 2lst day of July 1855, issued by Thomas
Neal, Justice of the Peace in and for Perry
township, Monroe county, Ohio, against the
goods, stooks interests in stocks, rights, credits
moneys and effects of Matthew Siebler, non-
resident of said county, for the sum of $685.
debt and cost of suit, and will be for hearing
on the 1st day ofSeptember, 1856, at 10 o'clock
A. M. (aug. s. JANE MOORE.
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THE 1S9PI RIT @ f D E M o CRA Y
Legal Advertisements.
A STATEMENT
Of the Receipts and Expenditures,

of Monroe County, Ohio, for the year COM
mencng on the first Monday of June, A. d.
1854 and ending on the first Monday of june
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-08-15

Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1887 So
Expenditures.
Amt paid H. & A. Okey, I'd and Sd
payments on Infirmary, as per
contract. 1000 90
Thos. Morris on Infirmary farm 1,700 90
Interest on deferred payments Is 25
Proportion of taxes refunded by Co. 60 Q
Treasurer's per cent ........ SO &C
Proportion of printing delin'qt list 6 so S
Balance III the treasury. ...... 1S1 Sc 6
Total .:............. So ,9S7 So 8
Amt of Infrmary orders issued and not re-
deemed $734 10
BRIDGE FUND. ss
Balance in the treasury at last settlement and
still unexpended. ............. $242 81 2
=====
TOWNSHIP FUNDS-Receipts.
Amt collected on Duplicate, 1854 .$2,273 SO 6
ErDenditures.
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Total due. .......... ST, ,241 90
The whole of the above amount is in judg-
ment, and about g, 900 may possibly be collect
ed; the balance being total loss to the County.
There are also outstanding orders for Court
House debt to the amount of $780, and the
holders thereof are unknown.
AUDITORS OFFICE, WooDsFIELp,
Monroe County, Ohio, August l, 1855.
certify the foregoing to be true statement
of the Receipts eand Expenditures of Monroe
County, for the fiscal year commencing on the
first Monday of June 1854, and ending the first
Monday of June 1855; and that the indebted
ness and uncancelled orders are truly given as
appears upon record in this Office.
JNO. S. HOLIDAY, Auditor,
Monroe Co., Ohio.
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School Teachers

A RE hereby notified that meetings will be
~ held at the Union School house in Woods
field, for the examination of teachers, on the
following days, commencing at 8 o'clock A. NJ
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GSS The following article we find in the st.
Clairsville Independent Republican, Know
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-15
COME AGAIN

RAVE - negroes for sale, Il various kinds amongst
them extra good cook washer and irouer, an excel
lent carriage driver, a.. sn them tc out u
the county, ard "a guaTAntee them 81" sule.
u.yg REEs W. PoKEkR-
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-15
SCOTT'S LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COBB MILL.

VNHERE are features connected with this mill worthy
i consideration and close examin alton on the part
those Wshins 10 purchase Feed MIL
mechanical construction and adaptation 10 the pur-
poses designed crush and grind Its great ca
paciy while doing immense work with extraordinary
ease its durability is amply provided for The complete
and entire porabeness Of the Little GIANT rendering It's
greater convenience for plantation and farm mposs
bic II requires mechanical aid OF bill OF expense 70 pui
up; farm hard servant put up and set ore
running half hours time The convenience with which
the sweep may be applied 20 hOriEonAl-as u most
usualor over head and the mill may be easily attached
where used The Ii tskes requiring
one and horses The quantity and quality Of product
10 So bushels Of goNd feed meal per hour according 20 the
degree Of hneneSs gound, and the size mill II Is the
cheapest @ all things considered, here before the pub
lie.
Another thing connected with the Ltse Giant as pa
tent and worthy Of Is the feet that there has been
Patent Right specializing huckstering about the country
+ usual with the thousand bungng make-shin imple
rnens that are got up atrademerey money BY
selling or pamng % the patent ght the ereduous
thrn the machine TO he abandoned by all parties hum
bug on the other hand the Patenee and Rupreors Of the
Lile Giant Mills beving that they can-and determined
that hey viii supply the Agrcuiiuras and Stock rases
Of our country with superior Mil, permanently
gagged Ia the business snd have over one hundred thousand
dollar. invested In the manufacture Of these mills 10 the
East and South 81 these establishments p0y
ing co men solely IN this business So highly these
mills appreciated that ar Thousand have teen sold within
the past eighteen months, and e heaviest and the ost
extensive Manufacturer 81 Agricultural ipismen in the
United have eagerly sought Al interest In thsir
lecture and sale.
No npIement has been more thoroughly tested; no one
Of tie And has received numerous sud high testimonials
iroF Mchanics Institutes AEd Agricultural Associations,
and none By reason Of substantially practical utility and
merit have more fairy ground their into every days
popular yor lhsn scots Little Giant Cora and
Cobb Mn. Orders promptly Al!ed.
LIBERAL eizeouat 10 dealers.
BROWN ANDERSON,
ooti-u No - Market ST., Nashville, Tena-
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-15
The Pork Trade.

The market for hogs and their product yesterday, wa
very quiet with transactions reported beyond sale O
800 barrels Of rump pork s3 So Yesterday 500 barr
OF mess pk sod at $l7 The market Cincinnati has
dergone decided decline with but very little deman4. Here
especially currency and the tghtnes of the banks, which
curtaiing their circulation.
The slaughter hogs continues undated and less thar
q lied during The past ten days. The pen
all full epts Of 900 hogs by the Frankfort Rail
night. bu Of the Kentucky hogs in bu
the receipts from Indiana have barely commenced Messrs
Hamilton Ricketts, c., packers at JefersonYlle, have
$1,000 hogs ngaged al of which to be received during
the next three weeks.
Hull Hunt Co. Of he mammoth pork-house this side
Of the river killed 5000 head of hogs yesterday, and
head day previous, with 1900 in pen last night
They including and ctng up, handle 5000
hogs day, performance equal to the work OF I'VE or
Cincinnati houses in Atkinson, Thomas Co. killed
500 hogs day and 1000 the day before, with their
pens still full.
exceed 10000 hogs large increase last season. The
hogs packed at that point controlled ana generaly
sold by one OF anr packers and OF course that point shu
be included Ia the estimate Of packing round the
Courier, lth
CIvcISHArTI, Dec. iO-P. NJ
Hostile AZURE that chlrac erZed the market to-day
indsposon part both sellers and buyers to
the upon would be likely TO in
sales purchases The former instances ask
higher rater, but wiling to sell at previous figures,
while the latter did not about purchasing and had the
market been pres prices would have given The strn
gency in the money market unfavorabe from N York
ami the duness provisions here at relatively low rates.
contributed to de Of packers. The only sales
heard Of 600 and 700, average 200 Ds at So so.
ST. LOUIS Dec. 7.
f6 IS AID sales $500 head at So 00$6 25 dividing
go n We tut little doing in the product. Lard
very hrm-l0J9c was refused for prime.
CHATT4 NOoGA, Dec 10.
The numF er hog killed in this ~ this year will be
double he preced NJ ere VIII be 90 600 head slaughtered
by differ Mt HOUSES within III corporation, which averaging
changed Buyers paying 5QG5H gross, am 6@61I on
the hooks.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-15
Reeder,s safety waive.

This is one OF the most important inventions Of
the day. Ii is destined to be regarded as bless
ing TO the human race, inaemuch as il will disarm
the steam boiler of all its terrors and render it as
tractable and harmless as the lamb. Theu Sc OF it
upon Steamboats, will make travelling on the wa
tiers Of the West what has heretofore been,
saie si sweep from the records Of steamboat dsas>
tiers the bloody hecatomb Of human lives which has
year after year been offered up to the Unsuitable
Mooch Of steam. The inventor has given an
opportunity to witness its salutary operations,
which do not require the experience OF practi-
cal engineer to comprehend; aud convinced Of it's
great utility we Join our contemporary Of the
Memphis appeal in the following remarks COM
mending,t TO the attention Of Congress:
Congress has 10y the steamboat lar undertaken,
and rightfully believe TO give all the security
practicable to life and property on American waters
and we respectfully call their attention to this recent
invention, which promises to aid them materially in
carrying out their humane and praise worthy en-
deaVors The life preserUer aud life. boats give the
passenger some security against the sinking vessel
This invention will prevent explosions 1t has been
well tested. and proved to be what it claims to be-
The Engineers Association yesterday examined
this valve, and adopted he following resolution
spectiugit:
ResolUed. That the Safety Guard and Valve of
Mr. }. NJ. Raeder, this day examined By rs, meets
our most cordial appreciation; we have every
confidence in its certainty TO prevent excessive
pressure from steam any designated point, aud
thereby prevent explosion; also that the float at
tachment will with equal certainty detect low water,
and prevent explosion collapse from the cause
named Should the valve be used without its at
tacbmeats, We feel no hestdncy M pronouncing it
the best we have ever seen in use, completely over
coming the objections urged against the ordinary
scape valve now in use
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-15

FOR FALL AND WINTER.
WE viii open Monday, cath inst, the largest stock Of
w CLOAkS MANTILLAS, &c., &C, ever offered IN TINS
city. Al pa wanting article would do well 70
call, stock embraces every thing new, ranging in
prices from % to fl0O. k. c. McNAIRY co.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-15
Tho Co,tou Trado.

CorTos ESTIMATES Mr.. Wright the New York Cotton
Broker in his circular made up last Wednesday
erpool steamer, speaks as follows
Each succeeding adds fresh evidsn to strengthen
my ouinon the magnitude Of the present incoming crop
the frost Of the Path and 25h Of 0c-
tobe did damage south Of Macon Ca SO deg lati-
the received from individual planters in
sections comparing the productions this year with
that of any previous give reason for not aogeh
er reiec'ng the very large innate INDUCED in
points in South There Is beyond all doubt large crop
grown and mostly secured but whether it will reach the
po IS depends OF the II rivers aud in the willing
Of planters accept LIVER prices than those
rent in the various southern markets.
SAVANNAH Dec. 10-P. NJ
CoTTON-There active demand TO-DAY, though we
have change ntce in prices the sales amount IN 493
bales as follow: Is at 20 at 466 at 81 81 33S 1871
90 at 81 at So 81 at SO al al g. &c at l6
1903 At go 1l2 al Ok, 3U2 at ga and at 9Kc.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 10--P.
There was good demand for day. The
reached OF 500 bales very full range Of
prices which may be casssd follows: bales at 80 at
So 1873 s Ia $751; 225 at So, ls6 at So 4l2
1875 at ga 1856 at SIC, $40 9 ~ ga, and III at ~
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-15
HUGHES BROTHERS,
PREMIUM DAGUERREoTYPE AND PHOTO
GRAPHIC GALLERY,
FOR THE LAD1Es-REcE1vED BY EXPRESS.
Z II o f. w 90 DIS
HAIR RESTOR

1T HAS WORKED MIRACLES IN THIS PLACE.
THAT all the bald and the grey be restored perfectly
original growth, far their locks concerned
does admit Of doubt besides il will cure every possible
the scalp whether developed dandruf itching
in the 81 ape Of cuaneous euptonseven scald head
and in possible will it fail OF curing if by magic
nervous per odical headache and used twice week by
the young regularly it will preserve the COLOR and keep the
hair falling, any imaginable age READ JUDGE
LOGANsPoRT, Ia, June 2Sth, 1855.
Messrs. o. J. Wood Co:
GENTS Yours OF the 18th duly to hand. Enclosed
please ind $3s it being the amount tor Hair Restorative
have sold it all. II you choose you may send six
dozen bottles Hair Restorative, think can sell it, 1t has
worked Miracles this place sold SIX 81 bottles
that bald and fetched new hair out all over his head
Yours respectfully,
M H. GRIDLEY
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-15
X. c.. M'NAIRY & co.

No. IS COLLEGE ST., Nashville. Tenn.
uAvE hand Of the LARGEST and most complete
Ii stocks of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOuDS, suia-
ket. And having within the last few days received their
large FALL IMPORTATION and many articles bought
prices their usual cost enabled offer in
ducemens to all persons wanting goods in their line.
DRESS GOODS.
Elegant Founced Silks in all coors for day and evening
dresses from SIS to $60 Elegant MOre Antiques plain
and striped for both day and evening" elegant Plaid and
Striped Silks all qualities and prices; Plain Kept Silks in
all eoor for day and evening dresses Poult de soe do
Cashmere Robes with borders, elegant Cashmere Robes
printed do.
Plain and Printed DeIaines.
The largest lot offered in this city, bought at greatly
reduced prices which will be sold proportionsbly low
$40 patterns Union de LANES, only 80 piece; Plain
MerinOs in all coOrs In Short THING in the dress
goods line.
FIanneIs.
Extra heavy, all Wool, for Drawers;
!" " Union,
Z" Shaker,
All qualities Welsh and other unshriDking Flannels;
Fine ssqae Fannes coOrs; and for children common
White, Red and Yellow, all qualities.
For Boys.
All descriptions goods Boys Clothing such Jeans
satnetts, rweeds, cassimeres, &C. &c.
staple Goods.
All kinds sheetings shirngs Pillow Domestics. Tickugs
Apron Checks Canton Fannels Prints Irish Linens Plaid
Linseys, Negro Kerseys, &c. &C.
EmbrOiderics and Lace Goods,
Everything m TINS me- monitor
Val Collars CoaretteS and eeves separate in SETS all
French and Scotch Worked Collars; Mourning Col
lars, in great variety.
Curtain Goods.
Everything in Muslin and Lace Curtains Also 1on all
Wool, and Satin Lane Dama,ks, with Gimps, Tassels,
Loops Cords, &C. match. Also Cernice and Pins, all
qualities.
Hosiery.
very large stock Of Ladies' Misses Mems and Boys all
Of which they will sell at the lowest possible prices
Carpets
In endless variety, and all qualities. Many styles
received within the last few days. prices to insure entire
satisfaction. Also, large lot Of Rugs, Mats, Drugets
Crumb tbs, Oil Cloth, Mats for Fire Places, Wash
Stands, &c &C. r. c. McNAiRY CO.,
NOVEL No. IS College street, Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-15
CIRCUIT COURT, DAVIDSON COUNTY.

Rule is It's ordered by the Court that hereafter the
Clerk shall divide the Trial Docket into four parts
respectively among the SECOND, THIRD and
weeks of the Term, so that cause shall be placed
at the Of tie Docket but all shall be cox7IzU
I'D they are reached.
RULE 3D. Judgmentsn unlitigAled and judgments
BY default may be taken heretofore.
RULE 3D. IL shall be the duty OF the Clerk within forty
days after the adjournment OF Court divide Docket
stated and publish in newspapers Of general
euation the for trial among rs second third
and fourth weeks that the parties in such may
have notice when their attendance win be required
RULE 4th II shall furthermore the dUty Of the Clerk in
issuing subpGnas for the witns summon them to at
tend on the Hrs second, third fOurth Monday Of tho
Term according to the place the docket
Under the above Rules the following cause, will stand fF
trial during the 6rst of he
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-15

4 LIDA, HARMON, Master, leaves Nashvile Mondays
~ and Thursdays Al 10 A. II.
ga Battle fine pass .nger steamer, CUBA, MATHFFEY,
Master leaves Nashville tuesdays and Fridays at 10 NJ
ROCK CITk-Ihe splendid steamer ROCK CITY,
PEN EGAS Master leaves Nashville ednesdsys and Sat
uidays a. 10, A. NJ.
These boats light and have excellent accommoda-
lions BY them passenger TO Louisville, st Louis,
Memphis New Orleans ECKER than by any other
For freight on passaSe apply board 10 the Agents.
A. HAMILTON Is Mar ct street,
decf-s II. II HARRISON, Front street.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-15

e$-J. K Grant and Thos Wilson, arrested on
suspicion of breaking into Campbell Donigan's
Jewelry Store, wednesday morning, were exam
ined Yesterday before Recorder Raworth. and dis
charged They proved that they were elsewhere
when the burglary was committed.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-15
.pectiuIy YOURS,
EDWARD W0LC0TT.

HAIR REsTOR ATIvE-In columns oday will be found
Prof Woods sement Of the above article, to which
attention What it has done have witnessed up
several acquaintance in St Louis. Hair once
grey view black brown, as the case might be-
being color early manhood and fine and glossy
silk that without other application than the RCsor
alive II it has done this upon others, will 1t not do the
same for any OF cur readers whose "ostv brows
once Ike the raven locks OF Lockiels warke chief II they
will try it2 We think so.-JdckSOnrtHe CORStdHtondtts
oct s. 1853.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-15
Respectfully yours,
WILSON KING.
ST. LOUIS. Juno %. 1853. :

ST. LOUIS June 20, 1883.
Prof Wood you about 10 prepare and vend your
recently discovered Hair Restorative, and you request
my opinion Of IT, will state that my hair few months
ago very gray aud after using 30 tie OF your Hair Re-
storatve resumed its original color, and since It's appca
dsrdruG has disappeared from my head and have
been troubled with disgreeabe itching Of the scalp
am satisfied these who Il will not regret 1t, as
gives the appearance having been recently oiled am
prepared therefore, recommend its 10 ali who de-
sirous Of having beautiful head OF hair
am, sir, yours, &c,
II. L. STEWART.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-15

~ Prepared and sold at III Market street, between
9Th and 5th St. Louis No. and BIG Broadway New York
For sale in Nashville, at Manufacturers prices by
EWIN BROTHERS.
Also for sale Prof Woods Oriental sanatve Liniment
and Vegetable life Pills warranted better than any other
money in all refunded See circular Tor ali ne
cessary information with agents.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-15
COMMERCIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,

CoTrON-A few bales sold yesterday at nc.
GRAIN-Dealers grain fearful TO the complexion
Of advces from Europe, and holding off, Yes
terday the highest price paid for wleat 81 IS for the
best article Corn du change priees-S504Oc per
bushe.
FLoUR-No change-ss OO@ss Is per Dbl