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Appointments in The Fifth District.
hUBERT HATTOE. ESQ and Col ga. KEEBLE

Pubic SPEAKING.-Neil S. Brown, and
Isham q. Harris, candidates for eector for the
State at large will speak at the following times
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SEwANEE HOUSE,
COLLEGE sTaEET. NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
WIN ROBE RTS. prOnriefs

(LAF0 rFKEz iPkIx0s
FINHE SuhscFloer rrrenty ihiz vel kEoEn
tAbllshmeni-i. reatng and thoroughly rvnvatinF it
aud hopes ID 10 sarh condition not h. b. 'r
Tiof 20 any house city The Proprietor hopes BY has
exrrons ard those q his Assistant Mr.. ratdock Sho
f,rmcry pre-. ird the City oi 90 Ne abe % maze his
Aoe sefthy OF b-lns DatFonse ~ the peho and prOmi
srs hat no palms shall spared BIS pSF % merit he p
prubaon Of those who may favor him wih their pAtoaase
he respectfully solicils a trial Of hs h0nse.
fcbas-diS6W Nd. ROBERTS.
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Al pssoas eHuiag prepsry "a r. iae lts re rrPov.
itoa a NaseFS, snss % t4Nsoa, aa1 al tasse nabls
Fai ~ O year. tt htfs - aonst g. eai a. he es
Ard icy is ateg the naaezsitss u ne eor
pera' In sreaife ere4pt p1yn eats
flaisrs q seftae 81 advsncel nassa,s III please
yrssrat sheaa &C. ssiiisnSEt A. NklSCN. CsEectcr
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51S5 prizes amounting to 1904 600
The l. 900 Prz If rs determined by the number
which draws the $4,000 Przeifthat number sh ud b.
odd number, n every cid number ticket will be -ntted
IS ia addition any other Prize which be drawn.
Purchasers in buying equal Quantit Of odd and even
number keS Will be certain If drawing nearly half the
the same with chances OF obtaining other prizes
All ho-e OK Is ending with 0, 2 g. S, eYen-al
those ending with l. g. ~ odd.
az Remember that every Prize is raw aud payable in
full without De d elton
E All Prizes Of 600 and under paid Immediately afer
the drawing other pr the ua time Of thirty days.
All cDmmuncati. MS strictly confidential The drawn
numbers will b. OIwar-ed to puryh elatsy after
the drawing
Whole Tickets $10;-Halves $5;-
Quarters $50.
Prize Tickets cash renewed other Tickets at either
Office. Orders FOR Tickets be addressed to
S. SWAN 4 co Atlanta, Ga.
Jy15 or s. SWAN Montgomery, Ala.
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ATE daily expecting large lot Of the Celebrated IN
w CAKE, and Rough and Ready chewng Tobacco Also
10000 Mic. tana Londres Cigars and 20, coo Other
brands Of the finest qualities and Il lgor.
lyle LYONS Il Co, 10 Cedar street.
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CABINET MINISTERS DENoUNCED FROM THE
ALThRoF THE Roman CATHOLIC CHURCH.-We
understand, aud from authority we can rely on,
that Messrs. Drummond, Cartier, Cauchon
and Iemieux were denounced from the altar
OF the Roman Catholic Cathedral here, on
Sunday morning last, Tor the course they
thought proper to pursue in their places in
Parliament, on the separate school question,
and on the Catholic requests, or ecclesiastical
interpretations bill.
The denunciation was in the shspe Of a letter
from Bishop Charbunnel, which was read 10y
TIE officiating priest and is, we are told, to be
read ia every Church in the Bishop diocese.
IL created great sensation, we are informed,
IN the Church, more especially a. it not only
denounced tile gentlemen we have named.
some if not all of whom were present, but it
went SO far rs to say that they should not
receive absoution.-70 Toronto C0JORist.
rS- There are Two MEN in Tennessee whom the
Americans oil the State and Of the Union expect TO
hear from during the present canvass PARTIc.
ULARLY. These men are MEREDITH p GENTRY
aud GUsTAvUs A. HENRY Let them buckle their
armor and plunge into the fight, like true knights
as they are for Fillmore aud the Union-for 'God
and native land Memphis enquirer.
Gov Wise said at the late Buchanan ra'iti
cation meeting at Richmond that "the elec
ton of Buchanan would enhance he value Of
negroes from one Thousand to five thousand
dollars" But what viii it make white men
worthl Tea cents a day2-L0u Jou.
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The complete success Winches Can all othersis
now FULLY estab shed Country Merchants and all others who
wish supply themselves with this excellent can will do
well 20 make early application TO MACY HAMILTON,
ie3e-2myvGa No. a. College st., Nashville
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"EXCELSIOR"!!!

the great trial Of grcuyura implements in Nashville
~ the 4th 9Th and 9th Of June 1856.
The Excelsior Corn and Cob Mill was
awarded the highest premium,
will appear from the following extract from the report Of
the committee They say
"Of Corn and Cob Crushers there entries but in
consequence II accidental breakage only two de
trials.
l. Excelsior, by J BALDWIN Oeavitt's Paten)
q Joyce's Star Mill by b. g. Weller Little Giant, by O.
H. Anderson.
Both these Crushers constructed similar mechanical
principles and about the power but the judge
give the premium to Baldwins Mill 1t seemed to have
capacity in given time but its chief superiority
its wing moveabe rings which constitute the grind
ing surface and Of the wearing surface. These
hiding surfaces ron and be renewed readily
and little This gives Durability for less money"
The above Mill, Tor Crushing Corn and Cohs grindi
family is furnished al compe'e, 5fjh tCO pa
0TgrindiHg rings JGc makes Uegudt 10 taco mills
low price Of $1,000
Address JAMEs c. BALDWIN CO.,
june25-6mtwGw 81 College Street, Nashville, Tenn.
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Public GDeaking.

z L. GARDENBIRE and W P. HICKERs0N,
Candidates eector for the Congressional district,
Tenn will speak at the following times and places:
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A Valuable Farm for Sale.
Carter's Spanish MIXTURE.

Carriers Spanish Mixture.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD
THE BEST AIT.ISATIIE kNOWNn
NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN a..
An Infallble Remedy
Erupuons hmpl-s or Postules on the Face, Botches,
Bolts. Arue aud Fewer Chronic >ore Ewes, Ring
letter, scalihead, Enlargement and
Pam ~ the Bonrs sud joints salt RheUm,
Stubborn Ulcers :, phihtc Disorder,
ipjud.ciuus use q Mercury,
Iuprudrnor IN Life,
ln urity Of
Tie hood
This Great Alternative Medicine aud Purifier ~ the blood
no by OF grateful patients hon parts
tho Unrl states who trs ~ aay the remark able
performed ht the greatest of al medicines, "CARfkRs
SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia, Rheumatism Scrofala,
options II he SKIN Liver Disease Ulcers Old Sores A.
section Of the Kn~ys Disease, Of the Female Com
pant aud sch q the boues and Joints speed
iy pot o. disht BY using this inc,timahir remedy.
For all diseases OF N blood uothing has been found 10
compare 9Th q. u 81 the system inpuriti-s
strengthens ne Digestion gives tone q the stomach makes
the SKIN clear AMI healthy, restore. the Constitution,
euieecd BY de.se. or broken dows BY thr excuses Of
yaHth, 20 IL pristine vgur aud strength.
For the DISEASES ~ EsaLEs q Is peculiarly applicable abd
wherever BE- has become nswu regularly prescribed With
tie h4pvrs ra,cts nyisorates he weak and drha-d
AMI upsrt casicst the WVn frame The skin
spd Raves The pstrn, fresh AMI healthy single bottle Of
thsine'tmah remedy sorth all the % called sATs4PArnla
me srgr number Of certificates which ne have received
persons irn all paris uf The United States is The hest
evidence that there Humhag sboui a. The pres hotel
SsePrTs magistrates, physns and public vel tnoSn
@ 1he eommunity All sda hsf lssnony to the wonderful
Effects q ths GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
Cali The Agent AnJ Almanac, and read the Ae.
tails Of astonishing perform BY CkRrERs SPANISH
MIXTURE "a tlosf sess eceg 1fsg Sise Aas si0
EaHy iaAef TOE im & advertisement Sl Dot sd'
nit thcii faii nscFtion.
WM. s. BEERS q co Proprietor,
No 3Qf Broadway, AES fokK
To whom an orders muft he addressed
Fof sale BY DragEss ard Country Merchants 10 all pArts
the unit-d statss he CAnAdas, and By
ApisgsAw W. 2. GRAY. SasHvuIH
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pRINCIPpEE cigars,
TO ARRIVE,

On 600 Genuine, just received and imported ex
NO,OOO pressly Tor this market, by
y19 LYONS Co, 10 Cedar street
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s7F The following is the result of a vote
taken yesterday on the Nashville and Chat
taucoga cars:
Fillmore IO2
buchanan "a
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COAL COOKING STOVE.

COAL COOKING STOVE.
w have just received small supply Of COAL COOKING
STOVES ofdinersnt sizes, that are so highly recon-
mended TO tn We have no hesitation in Harrantng them.
The Prize Goa Cooking Stove,
The Lily Of the West,
The Beauty Of the West
The advancing prices Of wood makes mport1nttO
mica House keepers to provide good stove that viii cook
and are recommended the attention Of those about 70 sup
ply Themselves with Cook Stoves.
We have also the following patterns OF stoves Tor
wood universally popular Ia the Eastern states for their
economical consumption Of the fuel warranted to bake and
draw well.
The Maynower two sizes;
The IIalcyun, two sizes
The Comet, four sizes;
We have also in store for sale at our usual low and accom-
foundries # the West;
The Kcntuckian Cook stove, two sizes;
The tennessee do do do.
TIE Iron Tree Premium;
The Best Premium;
The Pennsylvania; all Of which we Will sell on as low
terms as they can be procured in the city.
CUE ROUGHT IRON COOK STOVE.
The TenneSsean four sizes manufacture and have
hand good supply Of these popular stoves and
juns.7 MACKENZIE WILSON
DArEN a SHGULDER SEAM SHIRTS
We have hrst rate assortment Of Shirts, and
suit men Of every sz'. liJl'l j. Il heGlLL.
Under WEAR We have every variety Of sea-
- sOHahic JnderWetr which mention, six Nash-
mere Gauze Merino, Gtuzi Cotton, shaker Flannel Isle
thread LINEN and psin Cotton. J. McGILL.
DONS SHIRTS-We have a small lot Of Shirts for
ID Boys fon 10 TO IS years Old, which selling about
as cheap as they can be male. [JyiIl J. IT, McIILL.
DOHI.N DE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES this day, an
IL OF Dressing towns e them at very
low prices. Ijh11 ii. MeGILL-
UNDERWEAR
HAVE a good assortment Underwear OF Slk, Isle,
L Thread, Linen, GRuze Cashmere, GauEe Mernn Cotton
Nett and plain Cotton. For sale by J. h. McGiLL.
HAIR, TOOTH, NAIL AND CLOTHES BRUSHES.
FIRST RATE assortment Of Brushes, we'd and for
n sale By J. ~. McGlLL-
EST SOLE LI.ATHJR ERUNK>-Jast
receive, an assortment Of best quality Of rrunKs-
extra large Also, few Of cheaper styles All for
sale a IOs ratrs. J. Mc6iLT-
Ladies and Gentlemen's fuTnishij Store,
Jyt7 Corner OF Square and College IT.
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The Annual State Fair.

L rgRsL BUsHar ola b. held sSAts Fair GroGads
Nashville eomDenriaEo On
MONDAY, he 18th Day Of October next.
and ennsinulag deFns IRE HbsrA list o. preauss
0Hsrcd ard ecnpsttlop Is dessr.d ~ al dsGsfent
bran hes Of Arissitara Mechanical and Hoasshssa 10.
dassSy AM domessic AnlTAis fht pesnan list wih the
list Of Jalges, and the general ga a. the faif IN
be pub sh~d 10 pamPh FIRM e4n be prepared
zne fsrwaFds4 70 those desiFinE eopscs.
This grnfFR noter d usendre & advise the fAreFs and
meehAnes Of the state y ne tue aud Psos Of the FAR
sAssa thai he AFrangNmrHt, rs baFrsgs
Ersard 81 ne ae1onustoa q sx1boFs nd tors,
sl ~ ne bcs prxFared IN ftis
state. ana iiss pFsmlem aas HAL.
~ era.s q sAs Esrssa. 4 G EASTMAN,
jaa lat Seertissy.
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Pianos and Music.-we learn that Horace
Waters Of 333 Broadway, Y agent for the sale Of
of the mos celebrated makers Of Pianos and Melodeons is
Offering them prices which wise all who desire to
purchase avail themselves Of He is also selling his large
and weknown Catalogue Of Music at onebird off from the
regular prices and will forward the same free of postage
His the trade, teachers and schools Of the most
favorable of which he will be able to fill to the
letter, for having wisely adopted the cash system The
Horace Waers' Pianos known among the very best
We enabled to speak of those instruments with some
degree CT confidence personal knowledge Of their
celent tone and durable quaity.-N \. ErdHgeitNt.
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rhe Art ofDYcing Human Hair.

1t but mperfecy understood even by those who make
the greatest pretensons The most of the popular Hair
Dyes the day may for the time, color the hair but
be by furnished green other unsighty
pearance Bogle's Electric Dye void Of these noxous
properties 1t instantly dyes the hair beautiful natural
black or brown which neither water sunshine tar
nish in the least and to make douby
his agents are authorized reud the the most
perec satisfaction is not given Prices 50 cts 81 90 aad
81 50 per Inventor W. BOGLE Boston, and sold by
Druggists everywhere. myS Silly
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A POSITIVE CURE.

H z
{NTHAT is the OF paying doctors lis when
w get easily cured 4 DarrR, Dyson cry Cholera and
all OF the other summer bowel complaint emit
by using Lyons Cholera Medicdtd BrdHdy which j.
ruted speedy aud tive, having
failed any single in't which be proved BY the
many certificates Of well known citizens, at
store, by giving fair trial r sale by the bottle
dozen the sole Agency and Prlpreors the United
Safes. ljyl9l LYONS co, ls Ced r street.
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lN s4taldzy nexs shaa hsve ~ ras sussror srtieia
~ dfe4f, naie eep Me- WAsat expressly 81 f,u,ily
ass LIyil-a9l 3. q nANnY
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University Grammar School

M0PS AND SCRUBH1NG nRgSHEs.
i usf Received Lseg Han.~ scraahins u-he-, Hal
- nreoHs iassas er sfss, aoPs. fea csP MoPs, rssl
colhss Baskstl. ciolhes HamFe
mAyl3 MACKENZIE Z WlLsoN.
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SUNDR

ME always have full supply of Fancy Articles usually
w kept our line consisting OF Liquor asks, Walking
Canes Cigar Cases snud Boxes Cgar ghters Wax Matches
and a plendd assortment Of cha nn Powhattsn, In
amrl Gaz d and other Pipes, with large variety Il ethel
Goods. Lyons & co 10 Cedar street.
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no asas ..a Dsss sass. s.a, ne Pup sqss,.
Hl0 ~. r. cORNELCs.
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HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY.
More Prizes than Blanks!
7,767 PRIZES! 100000 DOLLA :!
ONLY $4,000 NUMBERS!
Jasper County Academy Lottery.

JdNpUT UUUII! HUdU6II! HUIItT!'
YAUTHORITY OF THE STATE GEORGIA
CHA - p.
To be Drawn August 18th, 1855.
Concert Hall, Macon ia, under the sworn super
intendence OF col. Geo, VI. Logan and J as.
4. NisbCI. Esq.
Patrons will please examine this Scheme carefuy-com-
are any other, and if il is the offered
md the chances obtain Capitals far better don't purchase
Tickets.
apital SIS, 900!
/ Prize of -. *l5OeOis $4,000
do .............. $500 is ................ 5000
| 60 ............... 900 is ................ 200
do .............. 600 are. .....-... 900
10 do ............. 5CU are ............... 5000
10 do go. ........ 100 are. ..-............ 5000
20 Approximations Of $50 SIS 900 prize are. 900
30 do rs to 1000 do...... 1850
81 do % to 1900 do...... 1000
50 do 12k to each j., he capitals
OF s 900 are .......... 600
300 Prizes Of $Sk are OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6875O
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-29

GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD CELERRA.
TIoN.-The last party OF the Boston .l-Iera
ton to the festivities. consequent upon tn.
opening OF the Grand Trunk Railway of Can
ada. returned to this city on Saturday even
ing last highly cratified with their pleasan,
tour over the road, the cOurtc>i.s extended
TO them by the CITY of Montreal. and tn.
management OF the Grand Trunk Corrnra
ton.
Our Canadian neighhors are Justly entitled
to our sincere thanks, for This generous con.
trlhn'ion to the spirit of harmony and good
feeling which already prevails brtwppn The
people of the Eriti>h Provinces and the Uni
ted States; and which We trust will ever r..
man unbroken, and continue to pvinre itself
IN such apprrciahle compliments as we're
brought to close a triumph over almost in.
suI~rable difficulties has been achieved. To
the energy, ability. and integrity of its tai.
en'rd Superintendent. $. r. Bidder. E>u
much of it's success NAV be attributed. With
nearly 1000 miles OF railroad under hi,
charge. ard the weekly expenditure of tens
OF thousands Of dollars for labor and mate.
rial. Mr. Bidder has succeeded in brhOldipo
his Jndiciou> management approved and hon
ortd by the Canadian and American mercan.
tile community We learn that this gentle
man is ahont 10 sail for h,s rative land. We
can assure cur British friends that he carries
with him rh. good wishes of the New Eng
land omnunl'v. and not to a smaller or trif
lng extent those OF the late Boston delrua.
Traveller
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TEACmERS, uNsTuTrTE.

A term Of the Tea, hers Institute for Coos
County, y. ii commenced IT Whtrfi.ld, on
the 18th OF Nov. and continued in session
five DAYS. 1t was under the direction of the.
School Commissioners. M. Daniel \. Bowe.
Of Lancaster. assisted by the following Board
Of Instructors
Charles & Burnham. Of IIaverh,ll. Mass
Tca,h her OF Mathematics: +. II. Russell.
Sanhornton. " H.. TEACHER of Elnution
and NJ. Ilartwell, NJ d.. Whit,frlI. Lee
,ur,-r on Physiology.
Mr. Is rnham l. ftvorhlv known in Yer.
mont AS a Trarhrr. and as the author of =
Series OF Arilhmetics
Teachers Institutes are no LONGER an OK.
pertinent a. an agency in prcmorins the in
trrc>f> Of popular education. The late SOS
SION n Whit f.d is ano'hrr proc, If any wrr,
wanting. Of their utlit" When will
thrv hc established AMI cn,ov-,l in orr owr
State IL is believed that If this unr>,io,
could come directly before the people Of Yer
mont. there would le handsome majority il
favor OF Institutes. Eighty s-,tn person.
were members of the Institute at Whr,f,,d
They. with their t-achrr. and the friend, Of
education in the virinry richly eni,v-l III,
interview. Its influence in all that r.u;o,
cannot be otherwise than ben. fetal 20 ,hoS,
Interests justly regarded as important Min,
individuals, Of Concord. Vt awaited them
selves of the privilege. freely granted bv NJ
Bowr.to share in the pleasures and brn,fi,s of
the Institute They were cordially receive.
10y their \ II. friends and a plras,n, a.
qua'"fanre formed. We will live in hope of
r.c'Proca'ing the favor, BY and 'bv, whe,
our own State. in It's several counties. shall
have annual sessions OF Teachers Institutes
! 4 MEMBER.
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EDUCATION m VERMONT.

The Legislature of this State has at last
resolved TO inaugurate systematic effort fer
the improvement OF our Common Schools.
The general interests of education are COM
mitted, by the bill which has passed both
houses of the Legislature, to Board Of Ed
ucafion consisting of the Governor and Lieu
tenant Governor, and three other members
to hr nominated by the Governor and con-
tlrncd by the Senate The Board for the
first year consists of Governor Fletcher OF
Cavendish, Lieutenant Governor Sade OF
Mid'llcbury. Rev. Calvin Prssp. d ID. of the
University Of Vermont. Burlington, Thomas
f. Powers. NJ d., of Woodstock. and j Dorr
Bradley. Esq. Of Brat,Iehoro. This Board
are to appointed Secretary. who will visit
every County in the State, hold teachers In
stitutes therein. deliver lectures. confer with
Town Superintendent, examine and report
the CONDITION Of the common schools of the
State, Of he expenditure of school moneys.
aud all other information in regard to the
schoo! $, stem which will he Tor the advan-
tagc OF the people or the board 10 know. yhe
Senate was unanimous in support Of the
bill. but the House refused third reading by
a vote of lOl to lO5. Afterwards a motion
to reconsider prevailed. and the bill having
been amended finally passed.
The great objection urged asain~: the a
doption OF a system like the above, has been
the expense necessarily attending it. and thc
plea has been made that the benefit acruing
from the labors Of a Superintendent or gene
raj Secretary were not enough to balance the
expenditure We think this is mi stake -
Our Common Schools now cost annually rath.
or more than S2oO,ooo. But a great pro-
portion Of this is paid out to li'tlr profit Ex-
Governor Eaton, who devoted considerable
time TO the examination Of this subject, est
mates that the annual waste Of school money
is equal to Que half the entire sum raised -
dHuOSt "uoilN TtSuI'tu ITOIn want OF
suitable management. poor school houses. in
competent teachers and Indifference on the
part OF parents 4 competent board of man
agemrnf. employing Secretary TO visit and
collect information from the whole State, will
in time, do much TO remove the evil; 50 tina,
We anticipate the Board Of Education will
save 10 the State the handsome sum OF 500
600. while costing the moderate one of four
or fivo thousand
II mnst not be expected. however. that III.
beneficial effects Of the new system will b.
Immediately realized. So great a work will
demand time for It's thorough carving out
and We hope the people of the State will be
content to give it far trial
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THE SUGAR MAKkET-We derive n

The SUGAR MAKkET-We derive III.
following facts from the TareNer:-
The stocks of sugar have nor been reduced
so low At any time, as TO warrant the hi,,l
prices which have prevailed Tor several
months past, and they have been attr,bu,,d
mainly to speculation. Prices trrin now =,
tall again. ard it must 90 considerably lowe,
within few months. The decj,u. within
week is 9a4 per h.
Aside from tn" Louisiana crop. which ba,
been greatly DIMINISHED bv the severity of
The last two winters. there has been M ,.ll;ro
OF IN produ,tIon. The Louisiana crop IF H..
present year will not exceed 100 600 hhds
IN 1853 the yield was 450.UoO bids in "a
"a. 346 900 hhds.; in 1855 220 600 bbds
The stock OF box Sugars in m. T,;,.d
States is light. but that Of hid. SUGARS ia am
pie and larger ;han last wear. In Eurore
the stocks in the chief ports on tn. ron,;n,n,
are gwen Al $4,000. 0D It's. against 81 900
"'o last wear; and in the ports of Grra,
br''a'" l9'.'oo,ooo lbs. against l75.loo ooo
lbs. last YEAR
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difference he removed ty pre,ious 'un,..r.
standing or by conference ? Tins i ,he
opiy thug to tie decided. tut in any ,ase v.
have the firm conviction that the diili,n'tv
will speedily disappear without alike -rlf-
ting on the rock OF weakening the English
alliance aud leaving contracted encas,,nsn,,
untnIIfilrd."
Accounts from Maple. do not intimate any
determination on the part of the Hing Of Tia,
country 10 give way to the demands OF + .arce
and England.
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From the Richmond ENQUIRER N,,.r,l.u

~ wv A'''""'""" enquirer, NUrfnJPr 10
The democracy Of the South att.s.ed ,be;,
confidence IN Buchanan, bv a unanim;ty ri
support which they never before ext.nd,d n
any any candidate Of the party. They understand
h'm' asd be understands them. They know
that the rights of the South are secure. in HE
hands and he knows that they mean to .un.
port MS administration zealousy and in good
'a''n: nc will redeem the pledges OF hi,
"""'na''on =, and repay the ohIiS cations Of his
e'ec:'o". ihey Will demand nothing of hi
administration which is not con~;stert v;,t
the principles Of the platform and the com.
Plrx'on of lis public life. Their rec;nro.. =,
confidence 10 proof against the in.,d;,ns s,,
srsf'ons OF repuhiiran malice and apv r.,,.n.
'a''on OF party l"Iiry. based on the a>sunn
ton that the S'u'hrrn Democracy m;.,rnr,
MIR Buchanan, will betray it's folly in an an
ort!ve result ." ~