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x8a TRAINS PROM yRIpGEPoRr.
10 20 A. H. For winsted connecting with The SEQ
A. v. Train from New York. and 1T the
Snnction with the 10 70 A. NJ train from
New Haven, connecting at Waterbury
A with the train fr.m Hartford, aad che
l.OlP. NJ. train to Hartford.
ll36 4. n. Freight Train With passenger accosnW,-
aaaissns kx winsiod and intermcdsts
stations.
S.loP. " Tur Win.asa. lsasinssen arrival # the
3OoP Ne train ftUm New York. and
connecting mt the Junction with tia s. 70
z. II. TRAIN frcm New Haven.
rRAsxu sNro nRIpGEroRr
500 u. From winssed. for Bridgeport. New
York and New Haven.
SIS A. n. Freight Tsainfrm waterbwry for Bsidsc-
port and intermediate stations.
i55P.N. Fun winstcsi. connecting at Junetioa
With Train fus New Haven, and Il
Bridgeport with Train for New York,
Stage Lines.
Tho Woodbury. Stage arrives TO connect u Sey.
mer with the S.0i A. NJ. train down. AMI return,
on the arrival " the 10 40 n. train from Bridge
pot
The Stages fxuan Watertown, Bethlem. Ltchfeld
OTIS Sulcbrook Centre and Darlington arrive ~ con
meet with the 1.55 r. N. train frum Winsted and
rr<srn On arrival of 10. 20 A. d. train from Bridge
post.
1-A deduction Of Five Cents i made whcr
Tickets are paEchased ae the oalics.
Mss g. WATERBURY,, Superintendent
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WINNIE inhabitanss II BAataa Falls and vicinity,
are respectfully invited to attend . dnation
wilt lsr the Rev. Mr.. fh,sips.a. aE the dwelling
house IL Mr.. l.. y. Hosfsd On the 18th Il Decem-
tef. 1855 IN the afterm ON and evening.
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q SMALL Lot Of New FLOUR, Just arrived ffen
"A Michigan, and Of the best quality.
Torrington, Oct II. 1866. iy-1Y
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Flour | Flour |!


- EsrEcTFULLY informs the ilkoa6&as1u -
~ Itshfesd and v'cinity. that be \ ~ prsrss-
variess branches. II Basd~ir's Book .S@oss. sosx
n n Second Hand WATCHES a sys,v x,s<v,,-
tioa kept constantly on hand, spd M - ~
Also .GALvmuu-- Zone q short uc4scs.
Atchheld, New. %. $3.50. - g
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-12-18

II T the store lately occupied-b e. Osborn & O.,
n offer fer sale DRros and MEDICINES, DAT 0ecses
and CRocKRln eAeep for cash or ready pay.
Wanted, All kinds Of Produce, for which The high
est market price will be given
Doors open ct all hours Of the day and sveninx.--
One price. small profits, and ready pay.
II. w. BUEE
z EDWARD cor
Ltchfcld, Nov, 3, 1866. M
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SUBSCRIBE FOR THE
.INSTED HERALD.

New Haven County Salt store,
Nos s 80. sAsrosp's Bsocx. Flzr 3d..
NEW HAVEN, CONN,
M HERE may be found Old Rock Salt, Turks .
Nv Island do !. Lisbon d. Liverpool Sack do,
Aso Ground Rock Salt for III lie and Dairy use, in
large o. small quantities
MSa GEORGE l. FAULKNER L CO. :
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DIR. e. w. Blake,

DR.. E. w. Blake,
HWyHO has for . period Of ZEN yeSys, bsen Rssi-
w dent DENTIST Of i,chieisi, thanks his
friends for past favors, and will enieavf % merit
aoontinuanoe u their frieadship and patronage.
October 3, 1855. 1yo24
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-12-18

wDvHE Bunra Of Relief IN the town a fatci6eld,
u win meet q =. D. Wheeisf's hat<l In ssaid
town, On n inlay. January ush. 1867 Ut O'clock
q the forenoon far the purpsAe 1t hsasinE all ap
pe&ls from the ings ef the ssscsson II said own.
ToxIusca wrss, ~,
9 Alassos PfcKEr. ' n.,I.s =
r. 0autD Gum. "'ss
rischnsid. De-. iath. 1855. sw-s4
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Practical Eesspasin EneliuA 0rAunaar and Com.
pseisldl &. -.t..m..-............s2 Is
fvinc2p1es NJ Engliah "a as1mAx SO
psugre~ive Exefsises IN AnAlysis and parsine., i5
lntrriuciiuh ~ Asalyticnl md PsarticAl English
Gtamrnar =. Observation-Disclosures. 90
AnAlytiual ~ Practical Engli~h Grammar. -. g
Ths nrmt4{ ~ Questions and Answers On Eng
nan WfNUI11& W
ta<in Lnsnpnas with Exescissx = rsrfng. ..... %
PkIneinls ii Latin (srnsnmar ...... Il 20
Lstin Re&ler s. !. :. ............. 100
IAxin Exrrei1Ss. .............. %
Key. ~ d. -. ........s... 50
CAssps .C,m.sensssiss * 4 ~
tl,IlIsnf Ci0ss ) Osaaiuns s.... ......... Lis
EjISy ..............s...,. i, Z %
Gtesk fe,ems FIR bseinners. 20
frinefples 81 Greek Grammar ........... IL
Grock Re8 1er 70
c9spekts Virgil +. -. ..s.......s>. 100
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Holiday Gifts.

WALL at JUDDS GALLERY. and have ron,
| ~ Miniature Inserted in one Of thnse splendid
French Germsn Cases. or If yon prefer it Gold
L0eket. Charm y i'll make very desirabl1
gift TO bestow TN friend Daguerreotypes and Am
br0types taken 1t all times. Particular attention
paid to making photographic Persons having DAgner.
reoypes If deceased absent friends can have them
copied by this process and multiplied 70 any extent
also, enlarged 10 six eight times the original size
No. 2South Street.
ltch6eId, Dec sth, 1856. uss
GRos.EP jerks. State Of Con. ,cticut.
Ltehfield County, a.
FRANCES =. JENKS Sup Court. Nov. Term, So.
Upon tie netition Of Grove r. Jerks of Norfolk.
In u.d County. pending in said Csurt and praying
~ divorce from his wife Frances Z. jerks, the
eyound u .eser ioh and misconduct. destroying the
happinsus Of sia pea TONER and defeating the pur-
poss Of the marriage relation ~ set forth at large
u aid pit ton on file. -
Il being found 81 said Co IT that said Frances =
81 xo absonded cad ont Of e o'ate IN pssss 70 the
petitioner unknown:
IT Is OaDgRxD-1hat said pctitA he continued to
tile term VI said Ceut next to BE- I'd Of nssnncid
within and for SAIL Coon, the faa:th oesday OF
rnunry. 1867 ani that notice II the psoaency
there ( be givcn " sal respondent, b. publishing
this urer Ia tire = Iltchdcid Enquire" swspaPes
published Ia said Lltchheid thrce weeks 81 essise-
~, commencing on OF before the 20sh day u Os.
cembtr, 1856.
By Order OF Court.
sw.ai FREDERICK D. BEEMAN. Clerk.
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acres of land, in 90 d state Of cultivation and
tally wooded. Said farm has upon il Z good two
stry house with an attached, also wood house.
large barn and Cav Houses. and other ont build
thgs aso good we'll Of wxter. For terms enquire
on the premises Of OSBORN SPARKS :. tt-84
District Of Plymouth. Probate ds,f D~sssv 10, 1886.
EyTAIE Of JOHN COE an assigning ansiin
~ solvent debtor Of Plymouth ID said. district
The Trustee represent the Estate sinssnent. and
pfnys the appointment of Camm<ssioneg1 thereon
| 0xD.RED THAT Commissioners to receive and ex.
anime the claims Of the Creditors Of said estate he
spp,inted At the Pr bate Once in Plymouth, on the
Goth day Of December 1856. at one O'Clock insthe
afternoon "f~hich all per~ns in interest viii tske
notice. and appear IL they see cause and Re heard
thereon. lw-sa AMMr aIDDINas, Judge.
Dry Goods! Dry GO0llsl /! !.
! 4 ARGE sAic Of Dry G''oda at h ". .ADAMS.A
! !. cos this weak commencing Dec 10th. 1855
before the ist Of January. 1851 Tor further particr
SsFs enquire Of H. W. ADAMS & Cox
. Ltchneid. Dec 9th. 1861.
AvA BARRELS Extra Flour. 70 day received It
DIV II. W. ADAMS t-co:
SNANlN PAIRS Of Rsbben. rhsap..a At 'sssr'"
%VW tE33 H. W. ADAMS CO..
CHkESTNIAS AND NEW
YEARS..
rNrIHu G,.ER. ls sTATEsTREEF. Hartford Gu.
II !. opsninAt; truck loads Of new goods for the
Holidays.
r y,pN.s ccnm nc PERFUMES: Fahns.s Co
Il ieencs HasYis4ru's Perfumes: Brown Windsor
and other soaps.
INDIA RgIBBER TOYS Balls: Pocket. Side.
i B,ck Puff aad Dressin.' Combs; Gloves; Cots !;
Hair Pins, ETC.
KyAIR BRUSHES Cloth. MAJ. Teeth. L.ther
Ii and Hat Brushes; 0eatlsnal's sud Ladies'
Dressing Cases.
uryRIvALv.ED ENVELOPES for wsddings and
u other Pal lies Rusiness Envelopes. Of more
than twn huna,ed kinks: Legal Envelopes. all
sisrs q Fancy Note and Card faseaopas Mourning
Envelopes and Paper.
HNoLD PENS, Gold and Silver Cases Steel and
NJ Quill Pens; fsn Nibs Qsills; tsnhAndiss.
80 styles. - /:
EyRAsERS Pcnknives Eciasnrs Shears Rasoss;
- Nut crackers: Nut ricks; Magnets; Magic
Lanterns.
WINERIES: Spool Stands /; Ladies Compani ma
II Pickwiels; Tea Bells; Toilet ard Travelling
Mirrors. ~
ID Ed Carmine, Blae, Back Indeiible, and other
N Inks Intst.nds of ssof~ dan one hundred
different styles Copying fcsss Copying Boalka
and Rrusf-s Rlotting Paper and Fsds, Oiled Paper
Diaries for 1857. ill styles
n DOII.AE pnRTFMoNAIEs, and from % cents
i ~ $500. Also. Wallets, Pocket Books. Pszsszt
etc.
a DOLLARS extra quality WRITING DESKS
u We ala have Desks from $50 to $3.50 each.
together with . large as~oftment Of WORK BOXES,
from SO cents TO 81 each. fiaia FOXES with locks
Perfumed Boxes.
(, HE'LL and Horn Dressing'Co Ivory Combs !;
Tooth Powders; Hair 0ilss vssta Lghts MAR
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Ju1 Received,
Il M BARRELS e FLOUR. direct from Mich.
1vDV igAn. and Vi che hest quality, at Re-
dace.l prices MN. H. CoE
Tcsrinshn. Dee l2,h. 1850. $50. ly-s4
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: ~ N0aicc.
{ nSHE Sufucsibsr has opened . STORE II Tor.
j S1n8t6n Hollow. on the road from Wolcottyilie
% Goshen fur the ale II
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SUBSCRIBE FOR THE
WINSTED HER AID.
NEi,fs, NIirss.

COPIED and Corded Skirts, far IAalies, Misses,
q and Children great variety. purchased
direct from the manufacturer and for sale 1t much
ieia than the usual price, at the
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-12-18

~ BULLION q 0unmmars snd Rsaden rink noe
IheiF uidssprsAl polmlnfiSy m3lfea them a once
vs1sthy u sttentiou rssee m {~htleas very many
tsachsu Who Are ming eshss 0tennnn md Head.
en-. Nth tstidrtAey ese - sAtioae4 All sech ase
invi144 - NIve thts Daltn Esstes n exan,instfua
We wili ~ k4ppyftD furnish
WsfNyxEN C0rkEs 10 EEACRERS -
ho would Hike 20 exauIne With re6srsnce 10 Intro.
dssssss. - vscsips 4: ONE Hall q III ses,s,.
FAa,6uR1RAcE / G., psaakherS &
49, ~ Cortlsndt a. New yogk.
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YirssasAssAess.
ERINGES. all widths and eoiors yelvets. III
Il widtas Antique Ribbons, new styles; Tasscls
and Glass Buttons, Ut the
: LONG BRICK STORE
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Notice.

q Ii kinds Of Ladies' and Geutlemens 1O01S
I and ShOkS, made 70 order, and repaired b
N. NFLANp,
AZ the store of Mrs. Lows
n. B. Rubber Beols and SAss neatly repaired
utchdeld, Nor. S, 1866 49,
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/ A ono horse. two seated ssd covered SLEIGH, in
good e0nditioa. Enquire q this odcs.
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sUBsCRIBE ron THE
W1CGS1ED H8R AI0.
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! fan ara winter GoUsIs.
uDUfGAko HouEq Fx6cy Rybsss Fur Over
ID Coats, Fuot Nun, Fur Nu1lssa Fur Gloves,
Cara Fur sal Cara Otter d., Aushsat DO; P11e4
N:srtin. Lvnx. Mount Martin, Inltof11p So, Is1t
t14iun Hitch. Bjack Coney. Sfe6sv{-1N h~< ~
Children victosnes HA1s, Ykl - 85csex 9i{sess
Gennin's Knox 3 Learcy AeA'e C4pe q 81 &s44ss
Boys CAPS and Hats Mems con - q ~ e2',ss
Cloth Capt. Children do, - ..s...-...-...
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District Of Plym0sth. ProSas C5st, DsSw 10, 1885.
ENAIE Of JOHN F COE an assigning antiin-
III solvent debtor Of Plymouth IL said district.
prays the appointment Of Comm~sioner1 thereon
oRD1RzD That Commissioners to receive and ex.
anime the claims If the Creditors Of said estate he
appointed at the Pr bate Once in Plymouth, on the
Goth day Of Decemhcr. 1856. at one o'clock insthe
afternoon of~hich all perAns in interest will take
notice. and appear II they see cause. and Re heard
thereon. 1w-3a AMMT 0IDDIN0S. Judge.
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PIANO FORTES.

UST received new supply from. AInzsT W.
q LApD Co., Of Boston, and HArlszor -
rnxss OF New York. --s'e - -.
All wishing to purchase. sse invited 70 call -
examine them. AkN4Ds OAI4VN-~
! wolcottville, Nov. 8. 1866. H.. NJ
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sny n RICHARDS has Just returned tFn~ 49,
J York witlra large assortment Of Cio{n@
simeres, vestings Trimmings aud gents tus1
ing Goods which he will sell cheap fcc cesbs
Litehfeld, Sept. 9th. 1855. as h
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BRIDGEWATER NAILS.
|. 90 d. TERRYsA iEsTzR =
,m3s -. No. 20 Asylum Street.. Hnroor4
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IMPORTS.

PLYMOUTII-Ship Abby Blaichnrd-ln ballast
GIORANTAR-Ship john Ilenry-ln ballast
HAVANA-irg Juio-In ballast.
VERA CRUZ VIA M1NITITLAND-Sehr Bullru5h-ln
ballast.
ANTE RIVER-Senner Maiison-l5 bales cotton to order
10 V)u bricks to pooley Ncol tc0SU slaves n Bennett
PENSACOLA-Schr Iornet40 bales cotton to Ward, SAITH
dcrs lIunt-S5,OUU feet lumber 10 Merritt 'tco
MOBIIE-Schr Invncibe-lj9 bbls turpentino to Smith
MADDEN.
MOBIE-Schr Henry Laonr-30 oak knees 81 bols so'a
IS bbls turpeutine tcOtder
BlLOXI-Sclr James Il Eliza-2I 900 feet lumber to
Philips.
COyINGT0N-Schr Boonl-5D,O00 feet lumber 10 Merritt L
Mcdonnell.
PEARL EiVER-Schr FulsteF-260 900 feet lumber Pooey,
NcOl &co
HORN ISLAND-Schr ocava-50o hbls Of sand to +
RoDb.
TCIIEFUNCTA-Schr Fruetirre500 bb Of sand 10 Noses
EASTMAN.
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Mrs. STOWE AT A D1scoUSr-The New York Elk

Mrs STOWE AT A D1sCoUNT-The New YORK Elk
press says: ~ ..... ...
Mrs. Stoves Dred expected to renew the Uncle
Tom furore, has been failure in Europe LIE Reune
des Deur Monaes, Paris,) has critique on it, with
the title Negro Life in America. The writer is Mr..
John Lemoinne, who handles English themes for the
Journal Debats. He entertans the general European
prejudice touching American Negro Slavery, but it
has not betrayed him into false admiration of Mrs.
Stoves crambe reptita He regards it as hasty
political pamphlet referring to the Presidential cleo"
tien--as an unskilful compostion,-a second stroke
OH the same alarmbell but far from being as opera
tive as the first. In the Monieur there is commu-
nicaton of three columns, and Of the same tenor, on
bred. The critic observes, II separation OF the
Union took place, the object of the Abotionists
would be farther off than ever the situation OF the
blacks aggravated, aud gradual improvement Of their
lot rendered hopeless.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-06
STU ORLEANS 1aily Grtstelrt.
cor. BEsroS.--The Philadelphia Pennsylvania e,

Cor. BESToN.--The Philadelphia Pennsylvania ex-
tends the right hand Of fellowship to this gentleman,
and takes him back into the bosom of the Democratic
party This is significant in such semi official organ
of Mr. Buchanan
at behooves,;' says the editor, "the Democracy,
therefore to forget their divisions to heal whatever
causes Of grievance may exist and competing net
forces, to present determined and united Iron.
should consent to bury the Ratchet now and contrib
ute their Efforts zeaonsly to give hearty impulse to
the principles and policy which Mr. Buchanan will in
augnrate on the 4th Of March next: At such time,
the counsels Of strong like Col Benton are need
cd men whose experience, wisdom, craftsmanship,
and character will give weight to their support and
dignity to their measures"
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and in many have obtained advance Of "a per ~
in American descriptions excepting the lower grades whch
are partially buy further advance in the Bank rate
Of interest," whilst it induces caution the part OF the trade
has scarcely sufficient check speculation BraSs ana
Egyptians without change Suras in good Demand
prices firmly sustained the quantity offering is hmeo
odny The demand has been moderate the sales do not exceed
5000 bales the market closes wiah steadness at the quota"
tons. 80, , 49,,
Taken on speculation 1890 American 10 EGYPTIAN and o
Snrst JOHN WILLIS JR.
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HERE'S 4 LIGHT THE author of "The Camp and

HERE'S A LIGHT The author of "The Camp and
Cutter" relates the following anecdote OF sailors
indifference to danger . A. 9=#...- ..
The sailors, having been relieved from duty had
filed their pipes with tobacco, and were looking about
for light when just at the moment a burning smell
fell among them many of the men threw themselves
upon the rround-b one more fearless, exclaimed
"Hnrrah my hearties Providence is with us! Here's
light! aud running over toward it, he went on his
hands aud knees, and coolly lit his pipe from the NJ
ling fazee of this engine Of death Indeed Provl-
dence was with him. for the fuzee burnt itself out,
and the shell did not explode.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-06

Brown John Wit Acc " Iss!Ii" yso29s DO 10
&sg5i sH4ss"" rsneS Sni, ro net9a &f {;
L IsS'S EcoiV5j Person Sto5 Martin, Owen
COLDS jackson Ss9S nshAn n, Carroll Heo- do TO
FSST asT 1 cox SSoiOio trct Cmp55 Do to
syd SsG f % t !sH n 5y '% lt SEys"p to
Mcdowell, Mills &co-lG y Cooper kco-t5 SA" Summers
oaScy lis%Sini3 Nlirnberge %eo2 y BufIlss
so BSs NG e% H'2 Soron 5" xy 500 yi
so WfFr, S d" . n5y % SS s, Ss
Total 553O bales
gncanaon Carroll &coEs55 do 10 Payne
Wait, Noble Mooley-22 Robson AIeaI+5 Nelson 4
Walker 4 Snyder5L i:oGcrson Mclons"-5o Mc!sfoy 4
j'GG MnS Hstl % SrS'ie 70
MdcGSG acEs "Jn SSS '9 wru ,
4 Wnn|2u5 Me Adams yco-lg0 Payne llarrison-5o 10
HS nnder. Nc ky inIbrN5 Whit AIcn
Guady brown &e" 6 Hr & TS 4r 70 BHGhS0
81 Anderson sIcisn7g Rsdgi Roberts reIrS2 do to
63 fomh vco-G j Person yeo5 JOHN Wall
ssway Tris4enasr sew SyI MsowyI A $500 10
AeO2 neon Whiting 4 IHllsC2O nEgiy ~, Gnir co
, G "raS exec Nce5 Henderson Terry &so ltfa Ably
Sco-i2 Waller cox &co-9 Lowe hcEeyuolds &coS X
u N i"ghs Ill Iys ;s &toS S y Saysd Es
Gco36 sacks seed Lane &coluO do Il N Baty kco
sundriea to ordcr-TOml 1865 bales cotton
OLD RIvERseaIner Primn Donn"32 bales cotton !'yTne
m n%ys &'J sc G s Do uS bis yc
I & m re 70 oTHeTrS Al '"'' COTTON Id N' '
observation-disclosures Tecum3ch4 boxes mustard Beebe i
co-5 bdls broons Kegs batter Z ks do Hrteron
/ boxes cheese bbIs pork fdo 10 Gbs oee
q l. poson Son-ld6 pcs iron ~ hnnd do t0Eer Sc
co-V tongues SO kegs lard hail. Kr'Lr vco-loo pcs g"s"
krs lard c do s. casks bacon Isl u Nettsron
co0o do IL hams John inrSy %ooll nks St!u ~ non
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-06

THE BLESSED SuNsHINE,-After sad and dreary
DAYS Of rain rain rain, saw with gladness on Sat
urday night, the dispersion Of the clouds that have
hung over us 50 long and hailed on the Sabbath morn
with perfect rapture the blazing spendors OF cloud
less sun. [Vicksburg Times LIST.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-06

Bon Mor.-Murphy the witty member of the Lon
across the table to distinguished Coroner, who
snacked his lips it most emphatically, and pro
nouncea it very fine. All, said the wag," thought
you would like it, for there's body in it,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-06
CATTLE III A & K EFT.


JEFFERSON CITY,s December 8.
Arrived to-day $50 Cattle The stock sale during the
fore part the week ample the market active Hogs
in demd but heavy supply Of other stock offers
quotations. viz:
PRICRS.
BEEF CATTLE-Western Fine and Choice
Rough and Fair. ............,.-(3633
AttakOpas, Texas, tc....................31 800
bllLUH COWS, Fine heHtHckE tUSI5
tAblce 81 tg-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-06

Sir Charles Napier wrote very beautifully and
touching to lady on the of his great Victory at
Meanee-. If I survive shall soon be with those
love; If l fall shall be with those / have loved
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-06

A FEMALE MuEDERED.-A dispatch of the 26th ut,
from Albany, Y, says:
Mrs. Owen Bulger, residing in the southern portion
of this city was murdered on the Quay last night.
Her body bearing marks Of strangulation and other
violence was found in the street at an early hour this
morning Deceased was the mother of five children.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-06
BELOW -COMIN9 UP.
Bark Pilgrim Audros from New York. to Cree7y Farwe

Bark Pilgrim AndrOs, from New York, 10 Cree7y FArwe
EXPORTS.
MODIIIF-Slip Gen Washngon-SG00 slaves.
BOSTONSh Mary / Narha-97 bales cotton, 2G1o slaves
NEW YORk-Ship Inca-l04U bales cotton.
NEW YOEK-Slp Uniol-2TS bales cotton 1850 SKIS wheat
2442 Hour 10 bales 300 hides, Is Bales WOOL
RIO DE JANEIRO--Bark Conrad-2266 bbls fonr
RIO DE JANEIRO-Schr Imogne-io32 bbs Hour.
CAMPEAUI1Y-Schr Frnncosca20 ties lard loD rms paper
10 bbs onions boxes fish, 10 boxes cheese - kegs bc 5
bbs iour, % pcs lumber, y pkgs mdse.
ROTuDAM-Barb Gerhard-l293 bales cotton.
MINITITLA N-Schr G B knudson-Wth laborers and pro
visions for the Tchuantepec Company.
UAyANA-Brg VIM D Mier-5o bbls 400 kegs go pkgs
lard 100 bs 40 ties tao sacks chulcoa Is bales y
casks hams bbs ~ If do beet casks bacon ID bb bread
BUG sacks corn, 4UUU slaves.
pENSACOLA-Schr Dora-l5O sacks oats 50 do bran, 100
sacks corn 70 pork casks Bacon 70 sncks coffee, 10 bb
fs,o / Hn nd slInurjps.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-06

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New OrleAnsS
Be remembered that the 26h March, lS56 before me,
subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs, President and H. F. Jan
ver, Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company of
New Orleans, who being duly according law, do de-
and that the above and and
transcript from the books of the said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS President.
II. p. JANVIER, secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th day of Mnrchr
1856. G. NJ BRADFORD,
Second Justice of the Peace Parish of Orleans
The Board of Trustees have resolved Six per in
tees1 the scrip certificates Of 1856 payable and after the
second Monday of May have declared scrip dyi
den of enyhve per the earned premiums of
the for which certificates will be issued and after
the first day of June and they have reserved the balance
Of the net profits Of the ending 18th March, 1856, to
pending bit unlC lusted claims aElins the Company.
The Company continue insure against the peris Of the
and rivers and loss and damage by fire the of
premium.
Office building corner Camp NatcheS Streets
CHARLES BRIGGS, President,
A. CARRIEkE, Vice President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-06
Shipping Sntelligente.
SATURDAY, December G, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

sbin Cav Wohingon Rosrland for Mobile Png, MIR REQ
StTp Mnrr Mama ,,Isy for Boston, j. Whitney eco
civ TO- n mn;san far New York Jenkins
Ship Union, Davis, for New York y mo9uru i w
nHiM 1arH .,rhard Krebar for Rothdan, Schmidt &co
u r W., n Miiar smith for Havana S DeVsscr Gco
Schr Imoeine Ripley for Bic de Janero, AeeNer eco
Mex Sclr Francesca, Cortazar, for Chmpeacly; - 49,
schr C B Knudson, sqlires for Minititlan,
'1ii Y - Goldonhow L LespArre
s.hr Cora Borhich for Pensacola, John Hurley AGO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-06
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.

TOBACCO. There has been only moderate demand for
robacco of the week. reported have
exceeded lao hhds which 100 % Tugs at &C. IS Us
Is hhd llz, at l 5atll 8 at 21 at l5c ut lol,
md New Crop Fine 4c and frosted at Sc q b.
Holders continue firm. and repeat our last quotations.