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CATTLE HARRIET.


,| JEFFERSON CITY, September 10.
Arrived to-day Beeves go Calves and
lngs Hogshave been during the last week. and only
moderate supply of Western Cattle remains sale good
supply of Sheep and ample stock Mich Cows remain
the market, with heavy supply of Ordinary Cattle.
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H,sBAHH s u
mon a an Mssasns stssis MI
EsasFsl OH
,9ls1 Z. HARDWARE UTLERY Erc.
Goopers, Tools, ~ DID ; ;58 III
Stock and Dies sesssnat
cultural
A s. afs Rstss % 81 MT;
zndIgeas, Renders a iI roHgs
Coffee Heelas, chafng Dishes
e1 Rsia9h Gng I'D i Fine, safd Msas
as sss es'sss ISssiPss sRs falss,
IRON ME IS
ae PaPs III
WORK. Nos q and g Circus street. such
Stairs s4 Iron Bridges. Roofs, etc
amt sssh Rs e. sa M
every descriptions Castings House
js2isa upesss' i BENNETT 90.
y EsEDs, FOUNDRY, NEW 0 aIF LEEDS s
as sl sn E ESes sod
ksttlss Horse PsssT
BlaInss
.s.E
H ss EST @E sfEhftl5Ss ~ Il
o hHEEaaHRFh 3aHR as "
SooI fon ahsass
.uEr Of the latest and FseFas
i $sss ss
tlstsrs feI sas !
"A All sh1h hHin Eli sh1EGeSaH es
receiving direct from tbs saaieris s9s
S ssssssss ssss
Fif. and d; Trace shsins aIs M ma
IS sySF sHs5 Hesia
GRIND sonas al sass eao sa gs.d
Hooks and Hinges; Iron and Brass Screws j; iyas&5
Together with aafgs Faney combs
Brushes Permesy Papst and BLANK Books which
"a DAMIEN. EDWARDS. SUCCESSOR Te
gsl 81 y agd g New Lsvss
now aRst ss aatias
elshs
co s,a G6pa Tss
Hs would call e Of
Col r. G. Camp aessrs. 5. HafrseI POSTAL Nelson
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES d&SSGse8-
ia Camp street. beg leave to advise tha City
| * ~ and Country trade that shey have on hand
forthwith, large ostasent of ms, Rifles
Pistols rds Table Pocket Cutlery Scissors Poreons
naes ETC.. etc. which, together with their veil
Buliers' Hard ware of every descrpton Crates,
etc., ETC.. they offer at most reasonable prices Rnd
ting terms. ~ 1855. sfsI4 ~
BEN KiTTREDGEsss Cos, M
49, a 1T porters of Guns aud Sporting ali
MAXI its branches. Wholesale and Eetnii dealers
American Rifles, Pistols and Fire feyery
variety, IS st Charles street. rear st Charles
" %Hoel New Orleans, and 1874 Main street, Cin-
III t4s $8cinnad, Ohio ss5 an tt
szeas PRIVATE B0AgsDI&Gs-MRs, FOGLE No. s.
Tchouptonias street Is prepared 70 ana-
Eties single gentlemen with pleasant Furnished Apart-
and Board reasonable terms. She sntisHea
Day Boarders, at the low Of S2 per month 50 WITH
Lodging. Es& WELSH
81 BOARDINgs-THE LARGE mp Mp ,EIEf, tNT
N;:j house known the DIES BAN sNEhA n pa n
Camp street No sa nov open tes tss rseeptol g
summer locations the city and Epsas asgls
net attached There BATH house the premises
and every convenience Of boasdet Afew Day
Boarders also be accommodated ..%E
ieSsf4rn 'l- ~ JtililA a. 5aEE8sflN.5
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RECEIpTs OF PRODUCE.

ST LoU1s-steame Midasal sacks corn e W Newton {
COT bbs eggs egs butter Delbondiol50 bbs -four Keep
Bard &co-s6V do 81 Kennedy &co0o do Woodruff &eo
20 olony Bros522 do 25 sacks bran 5 do corn Horel
GAYLE kco-SS5 sacks wheat Dougherty &co9 do oss
6bls lard 50 ksg DO is5 cans Do safs corn 70
butter Seeland &col dc "a bbs eggs bags onions 70
Schneder35 bales cotton to Payne Harot DO 70 Ward,
&co99 bbls potatoes sundres TO orderTotal liz
bales Cotton a &fC -
eo5oo do VOORHEES, Grggs &co-soo do Keep Bard &eo6
Fellowes &cos Molony & Bros5 do ISL sacks 10
Horrel Gayle &eo-164 do Delhonda-sQT DOC W Shaw
co332 do b Dutcher263 do to g Newton Scollu bbls
whisky Wood Lowl00 coils rope Patmee { Btosundries
to order 5A
derson Peslel96 BuGkner Staitan Newma,lSf Wright
Allen Seol7o BaehannSn CafSll &sol65 John Watt See
1856 VI jackson Sc0l32G Pnckard &eo-lS1 Kicks Sci
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THE COM AL Dill !.
salsu ORLEANS aloneu sz5(sTAst
= ~ Il $3.50 \ - x "
gkescENT 0rrfcx, 80. 10 cast, 1, stfeei

~ 4s$ GkescENT OFFICE, To- 10 Camp street.
$45a 3s4 S $tS Friday Evening" Sept. ut 1856.
The movements to-day were MT ~ wv
Of than passing nocs cotton and
arrivals Of produce from 1T Ios tended aiasan Tie
IT. and Iveliness lie landings which has peeeiyab
during the week. Although we cannot Affirm that We are to
have large crops of cotton and sugar this n
mate that te sery highest prices win be received
articles and there is every prospect as we shall receive
mnch for the crops Of 1856 has been received for e
1855. WHAT'S not made mp in quantity will be made mp in
lancernent Of prices IN NJ 3& 44
the general Money market have no change To notice
The calls on the Banks to-day not large and the general
position Of money matters Is decidedly faroah favorable
as be desired for months paper going the streets
Attn rate o. SIX cent easy position 81
affairs It will be difficult TO say when that turn will come, Is
lot here already. t34@
There butie paper offering day through Tire brokers.
There was $4,000 Of Al maturing in February and March
next placed through party The rate Of six per We
however, continue table Of below and also that all
wanting money obtain Il at the rates which follow
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-20
SPOKEN.

H- BY Capt Wilson, Of the ship Windemere, 24h AUG
lat 81 IL 50 co. bark Clara Bell Capt Pierce from Goa
for Iarana-wished to be reported On The 9th u
English brig Adeoua Capt Day, from st Johns F. for er
bish-wished TO be reported. =T -
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BELow-coMING UP.
Ship Globe Baker, from Havre, TO Pouts.
MEMORANDA.

n- Steamer Midas left l2th inst. Her officers re-
port passed steamer Nicholas at Hickman Rapdes aground
at Catfish Point Passed Jnaat foot Of No 81 Left Jas Mont
gomery Cairo.
n The steamer St Nicholas left Louis the l1th inst,
in port for New Orleans steamers Delaware and Florida @
rs Capt Field of the ship Bennington reports having seen
on the h inst lat "a 81 Ion 81 49, the hull of vessel about
400 tons painted black with white seak-water logged and
abanaoned could make out her name On the l4h inst in
Int Is 81 Ion 81 81 hull of another vessel between 800 and
400 TOMS logged lost sight Of her during
the night. - q II
1 Rapides left st Louis 10Th inst, in port for
New Orleans steamers Marengo and Sultan Left Cairo 18th
inst port for New Orleans Jas Montgomery and Fanny Bu
m aground at President Island and remained there sis
hours. Passed steamer Julia at Red River Met the 18th
steamer Eclipse 4 miles above Plaquemine. .',, r
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NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.

TOBACCO. There has been little improvement in the
demand for Tobacco this owing to tue fact that the prices
claimed the views of buyers and the sales of
week have been confined 1876 hds including 20 Low Ad-
med Mt &C. 6 Mt TO- 20 at o Is Lngs at 6 and smaller
lots private Our quotations. though Of almost
wholly nominal, are repeatod:
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EXPORTS

NEW YORK VIA HAVANA-Steamshp Philadelphia
los bales cotton 800 bs pork 50 ,cs alow boxes books do
tobacco pkgsmdse. 4
HAvREShip Iemue Dyer-l7s3 bales cotton 9O6o sacks
wheat rs bales moss, 5000 slaves. n. M )
VIGo-Bark Mount Vernon602 hhds tobacco 5000 slaves
TAMPA BAY AND PUNTA ARENAs-Schr Jenny Lind
Government stores.
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IMPORTS.

NEW YORK VIA Notwithstanding Cahawba-As.
sorted mdsP. q !
CHARIESTON-Bark Meaco-5S5 casks rice oil hf do to
Levy55 casksrice Cahuzac &colSS bags peas to 1
Joseph-S do Jacob Daboval &co6 pcs baggng Tully
COLO do Cleveland Brothers &co-3 boxes mdse de Egana
do Thornhi &co-15 do bales mlse Oakley Hawkins-lo
machinery New Orleans and Great Northern Railroad.
TABASCO-Scr Bonita-250 kinels ogwood lot fruit to F
CamerdenS00 specie Jeannett, Quarter &co2000 do
Camerden406 hides Manuel Fayro-lS5 do PUG Avendano
COMPREHENSIVE Empresario-5 bundles hats bbls lime
Camerdens78 81 specie Manuel Payro62 doupoons s. in
specie to Camerden.5 Ill
LIVERPool-ship Wndemere-lO, 1888 sacks salt TO Shne
TomlinsQn-l case guns W Levericf kco.
B0SroN--Ship Bennngon-600 tons ice to L Warner Eco
and assorted mdse. lE y y"
FISH RIWER-Schr Helena-409 bbls rosin to L Bissy
BAY STtLoUIS-Schr Mayiower 80 cords wood 70 order
BIL0GI-Schr Mary Jane-l9 cords wood to ordeF.i7
BAY ST LOTISSchr SouthornerS0 cords wood to order.
ANTE RIVEk-Schr Alert No rs coros wood TO order
BILoXI-schr Sea Horsc-60 cords wood to order.
PEARL, RIYER-sclr Eliza-20 coo bricks to order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-20

Tr9RACCO-LoNG BLACK RICH TOBACCO, FOR
The Mexican and Texas Markets. Also Tobacco for plan
ta,ion use in bids end bb, and CIGAR TOBACCO, con
- - US. y TURNER, & RENSHAW,
Tea 2p3n-1y - .0 80 Camp street, up sIairs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-20

q LUTHER HOMES. FOUNDRY AND
~ ORNAMENTAL WORKS, Corner OF 8 Benton and
S$$ Euphrosine ofcet No. l06
Two doors the st. Charles Theater( Afannfae-
turer Of the latest and Patterns Of
Stairs Fronts Capitals and all Kinds AN
WROUGHT IRONsW0Rk far Bull ~
n3F- Raings Gastinga Boxes Sash
lnors, for saeat the Old Stand l06 street.
Orleans.
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CONsTABLE'S SALES.

SECOND cHAKdEs H9TE coH
o PnTF'sh OF fAS1 y R Ro!Sase. ~
pY VIRTUE OF q writ Of fieri faeias to me
I'D directed Honorable c. NJ Bradford Second Justice
of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans will and
St. Charles street. under the St. Charles Hotel at IL O'Clock
NJ
THE CONTENTS OF THE ST. CHARLES HAT STORE
consisting Of Silk Castor and Leghorn Hats etc. together
with assortment Of Caps and Cbildrens Hats.
s@f-s5szEE5. -s#s--ALso-
The FIXTURES AND FURNITURE Of said Store.
TERMS-Cash on the spot. '.3
Constable,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-20

TOR SALE-THE STEAM SASH AND BLIND FAC
tory, Of ST. John and Julia streets comprising
Engine and Boiler upright Saw, five Circular
Benches and sundry other machines for the manufacture
Sash, Blinds, etc,
The whole will be sold in block very favorable to
good purchaser.
Apply TO JULES A. BLANC,
se2N 3m the premises
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-20

SsRANE,S PATENT METALLIC BURIAL.
" CASKET.-P II. COOKE CO.. Proprietors and Wholesale
Dealers in Crane's Metic Burial Casket for The States OF
Louisiana and Mississippi. 4
Office and Sample Rooms, No. IS St. Charles street oppo
tie the ST. Charles Hotel, Nav Orleans d21 iy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-20

SECOND JUSTICES CouRT CORA ANN MOORE VS.. G. MEL,
Parish Orleans SON, +. Nos 1906, ,5U7 and
1905 -.
DY VIRTUE of three yvrEfs of fierf fncfRs
ID directed by the Hon c. NJ Bradford, Second Justice
the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans will proceed and sell
public auction at my Warehouse Circus street between
Poydras Perddo Streets SATURDAY the 10Th day of
September, 1856, at IL O'Clock NJ
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
lI-I w. ". MITCHELL, wv
ss12l620 Constable.
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FOR SALE.

sss1rSz-aA FOR SALEG-A PONY WELLA
BsSYSSN broke the saddle gentle and kind, s9fSrs
E3SSg and In good condition. Apply to JNO. fey
s~GAxsr&k F. HOYT, Of St. Charles and NJ }ls
Common street, Mt the Hat Store.
WANTED-To purchase good MICH cow.
se2Otf JOHN F HOYT,
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WANTED.

NETANTED-BY}A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE,
w board the season IN private ml where there
other boaersa Creole family with opportunity
learn French preferred References exchanged. =.
Address with name andlocation through the Post Office
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-20

EJ- Few are aware how frequently pub
fishers compelled to insert among ter advertisements
statements which they neither sanction or believe
pleasant exception to this disagreeabe necessity the
advertisements of DIR. j. C. AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
and PILLS which Will be found in columns We have
published for him before and always with the feeling that
doing in wise lend ourselves to deceive msead
strictly true with abundant reasons to believe tathis medicines
will do all they PROMISE and all that reasonably
from any medicine. His Cherry Pecora is we'll known in
this community need any commentator from u.s. and the
Pills credbly informed inferior his Pecoa
-EProvidence (R. ~ Mirror.
They are for sale by j. WRIGHT l. Co. and all city
druggists, au2G 2mdW&A :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-20

I.O. o. F.--BoactE of Directors OF 50 Odd Eel
lows EsEt for oieers Henry Bier President John
eeHaTper GiIlngham, Gardnsr Smith Luther Homes Fl
sexton-Dane Merritt. MembersFrank Lewis W. g. Will
Geo; Seymour H Goldman, g. B. Bowdch, J. P. War
ner IL Casarede, q. Boullemet liz az
HS- VAULTS IN " ODD FELLOWS REST may be pro-
cured by applying NJ CORY at sickles Co.'s IS Ca.
nal street, D. FELT & STETSON'S 81 Camp street H.
MiLILsPAUGH ~ Mint and at the see.eiary's office, in
The members of s;ockoldng Lodges will be $40 per
vault; to ali others, $50 per vault .a41
Ne Information relative to the purchase Lots can be
application TO ths Secretary.
spI5 - LINES FUtNEAUx secretary O. E. Rest
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-01

THE SPRING Business In regard TO the
iobbing business of New York, the Lsdepea-
dent Of that city says;
Arrangements are now being made on a
very extensive scale in New York for the
spring trade. The great prosperity which has
attended the efforts of our business men of
the past year has induced the organization Of
& large number OF new firms, To commence
operations on the FIRST of January. Unless
prevented by tight money market, business
will therefore be largely extended the coming
year. The country, It is generally conceded,
was never in q suuuder condition than at
present. Old Indebtedness has been cancelled.
aud her financial condition is far better than
any other section Of the country. The mer-
chants of Illinois are now as good and indie
pendent as the merchants of Massachusetts,.
Far of Wi,cousin--the very garden OF he
West-presents "a more inviting lied 90 our
New York merchants than any State ia New
England Indiana is a sound nut, and in a
condition TO buy more merchandise and do
more business than az any former period
OHIO aud Michigan OF conrse are hourlshug
in conmercia! affairs. With bright prospects,
therefore o. far as our own country is concern
ed, do We look forward. TIE business of New
York the coming year will be immense"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

w~a- CONSUMPTION AND sPITrIse BLooD.-see the
W.5-eeS certificate Of Mr.. Turner H. Ramsey, for
many years proprietor Of the Farmers Hotel FredeTics-
burg, Va and late Of the City Hotel Richmond Va.
Dr. John binge Of the city Of Richmond though regular
physician and of opposed to what he called quaek
medicines was obliged say that its good effects in the
Of Mr.. Ramsey, wonderful indeed.
He had been given up by several physicians had tried
most Of the Guack medicines aud the verge Of
psr as well as the grave when he tried Carers Spanish
Mixture.
We refer the public his full and lengthy certificate around
the bottle, stating his
,dv.rt-asrnent
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-01

xvl[ DTsPsssIA AND IsDIGEsTIoS.-rhese great
We1rS scourges of our people cannot be too vel
dersood, or the means of sverting curing them
highly appreciated The person who discovers any
of cure alienation, confe benefit upon his fellows, and
deserving Of honor This desirable consummation has
been achieved and not only may dyspepsia be cured bu it
may be prevented by The Of Hoohands Germln Biter
prepare by Dr. c. NJ. Jackson, Philadelphia, which med
zine spok en- of of the highest commentator by
thousands who have tested its efficacy 1t perfectly IN
nocuous in It's nature and possesses the valuable property
of improving the health Of the robust well restoring
the health Of tie sick See advertisement
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-01

Back OF MIDDLE TENNEs EE-This bank, To-
Gated at Lebanon, las always, and justly, been
regarded as among the best aud soundest in
the State Ii has been in the hands of able
financiers and responsible and careful business
men. We learn that Me-srs Jackson aud
MOTLEY have recently made arrangements for
extending the businc of The bank. and have AS
socialed with hem - & partner Ex-Governor
$40 and $50 notes We hre not very partial
to banks I'm the abstracf;' but while they
are regarded as necessary we tlink 10 a mat
ter of cungratulation 10 the community TO see
them in such safe hands rs those having con.
troll of the Bank OF Middle Teuucssec.-G Hj0H
and american.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-01

We have the best stock Of Wooden Hosiery ever offered
this market FOR Ladies' Misses ard Children wen
G. aenen so prepare yourseves and the children for
Winter a. McCLELLANDS METR0P0LITA& STORE, No.
81 and So College st. noyl6
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-01

E- A new Queensware store has been
opened at No. 40, Market street, near the Pcb-
lie Square, by Messrs. Campbell & COBB,
whose advertisement viii be found in another
column. They are receiving a very fine stock
of goods, which they viii offer to the trade at
very low prices. Purchasers will DO well to
give them a call
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-01
Ipnn p.rIrue AVN

ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK.
NHE subsrtbors prepared al oTJ,fs Of any ct
j Tor IRON WORK, s,,h az
Raiiings fer Pubic and Private Parks. Gardens
sttr6, Yerandahs, Balconies, CtmetsTy Let's. sc,
Ai.e IsgN sTAlRS. DOORS, SnUfTERs, SETTLES,
CiIAIGS. TABLES, DOGS, WINDOW GUARDS GAfEs,
FOUNTAINS &e They pay psrticul1r Affection 20 enc'os
lr- CT MfTtEY LOIS Hud Parks, having the larEeal
sediment 81 Pa a. auy eabhrnt n TIE ccnntry,
are enabled 90 please ne fssdleus sste. Areh
frs a. m aers IN any part q the U7ion. wanting Iron
Wek tv sendin uf cravings sil the estimate fr
t5st % sorz, ard vt su'nih EorA lfosR uer DC
si-as OF GfaU ulra iLat usy BE- dosiied
cFsaIs NlslIg % aanritctLre, - aadfess
e % iss hns stating Or What purpose, Si &c furnished
wa Printed d. ns bi mail vita The prices eGnsK
"a Alor4e lung B.i receive rr9tal; attention, and
~ vors eassd aua fs 81 te 81. at ansf ard packed
+, l.s-rs In ale a. rrsare EUOJ a CO..
i2i NorJh Tenth street,.
And ATeaa aBd aagc AFeaae,
peyag-tra4a Ahiladcl fshis.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-01

REMovAL.-Oar young friend, W. W. FINY,
has removed his stock Of Wall Paper TO tie
store on the corner of the Square and Deader-
lex street, recently occupied by A. Morrison
His assortment Of papers is very complete,
embracing as great variety az is to be found
with good taste and judgment.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-01
BRILLIANT DISPLAY
OF
ELEGANT GIFT BOOKS,
BIBLES, PRAYER looks HYMN BOOKS
Albums, Papier Mache Work, &C.,
FOR TIE
CHRISTMAS HCLIDAyS.

No l. The holy Gospels: Tusr-td in forty Orb insl
Fnsrayiugs BY FREDERICK CvEsBfos.
Nc. 2. Gems of British Art: With choice specimens
q Poetry, History lsd Eomauee.
No 3. Ornaments OF Memory: or Beauties Of History,
Poetry and Romano, with eighteen EHgravings
No. 4. Tbs Repub lean Court: Or, American Society in
the days Ct Wa hugton.
No. Women Of the Bible: Deneuttd IN a Series Of
sketches Of promnm, Femo .es "a, nj oned in IL Y
Scripture Illustrated b. eighteen Characters &c
Steel Eugraving.. New Edition
No. G. Home Authors and Home Artist: Or, Ameri
can Scenery, ART and Lteta u-y. Comprising a
s,re' OF ts,ays by he most distinguished Auth
ors Of America.
Not characteristics Of Women. Moral, Poetical and
Historical. BY ars. JAAEoS.
No. s. The Parallels Of the New Testament Practically
uuloI5el. By Rev VIZ. BAoox STsysss, D. D.
No. 0. The Romance Of American Landscape. Illus
tfated Wilh sN'een ,sray.ars Ga s,eei.
No. To- The Thoughts Blossom With sixteen elegant En
graviugs By n. 2. WILLIS.
No. H. The Book Of Beauty. Hi,h several beautiful L.
lostrauou--
No. 70 Winter Wreath Of Summer Flowers. viii
Cglorsl Pla,ss
Annu ais.
Friendships Offering. Momory's Gift
The Cecillian Gift The Snow Flake.
Christian Keepsake Mcss Rcss.
Aa,cuoE's GIFT. The Phiopena
The At aatic Souvenir
Titles large AID small ia Pan and saay bindings, with
w.fhout clasps.
Prayer looks asd Hyaa Books, On several styles Of
bindings. Sons 81 which are gugcrb.
Paper Mache Work Foxss. Writing Desks Porto
los, Chess-E ards, g., SC, &C.
Also, great variety g CHILDRANs BOoAs eA.euistcd
% n5tru,t tie mind az sci i~asr tsrcg q che young
twenty h,c n-icnt Ltals az GAAltS fOE JNNkAIiEs,
together Wyh other thinr, 100 ngmer. us to mruuon-
The pubic fttp1cpg iI.Ntira Ca and nine f1l
tiluuselres. CIAK-fs ~, sMlth,
dec.H Al C1iege a.
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S 6 o o o O.!


sol Fries Amounting to 100000
ONLY 10000 NUMBERS.
Every Prize drawn at each drawing and paid, when due
Tickets $40: Halves Sc; Carriers SO so.
~ Address JAMES T. WINTER, Manager,
NACOS, Ga.
deez2-td or BOX i$S. NASHVILLE Il. o.
FEARF, DONEGAN s CO.,
Commission & Forwarding Merchants
NEW ORLEANS
ThOs. Fesrn, Vim. P. Atwood,
Jas. J. Donegsn, A. 81. Hopkins.
They keep office at Huntsville.
Ga,,fQ
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COMMERCIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE.

Nashville, Jam 1856.
COTTON-Thcre WAS nothing done in cotton yes
tcrday. There is less Offering than We have ever
known to be so late In the season.
CORN-In this market there is nothing in corn.
At Charleston on the eth ult., 5000 bushels sold
at 92c per ba. At Savannah on the same day, is
sold at s5a90c per bu.
WHEAT-The wheat market here is dull No
ssles vest, rlay worth mentioning. At Charleston
on The 27th ult, red WAS quoted at Local 95, and
white at a5s2 05 per bu. AT Savannah same date
it vas selling al IS for red and > 90 for white.
BALrigoRF, Dec. 26 p NJ.
CorrGE-The coffee uaI krt 10 day is quiet but
holders hrm SIDES Of 10 bags Rio, good TO prime,
a. lI4al2b. Buyers are not much disposed to par
chase a chc present figures. We quote Laguayra
nouua.ly -; III ils; Java do lf4al5i as to quail
ity Tao stock Of BIO at present or hand is SO, 600
bags.
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TERMS.
TICKET For COUNTY OFFICES.
TUESDAY, JANUARY, l, 1865.
River and Steamboat vevvs.

The river was rising slowly yesterday with
: five feet water on The Shoals. The weather
yesterday was cold and di>agreeabe.
The Cuba is tie packet for Paducah to-day.
Her hour is 10 A. N.
The Wtnneford and Lgcy Nay are due here,
the former having left Louisville on the 27lh,
and the latter on the day following.
There was quite a feet of steamers at the
wharf yesterday, amongst them the famous
High Flyer, the ST. Louis and Louisville packet.
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