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PROCLAMATION.

May OTIS Once,
Washington, Oct. 30, 1856.
\" Ill Err EAS, by a joint resolution
w passed by the City Councils and approved
this day 1t is declared that with grateful hearts we
recognise the merces of kind andoverruling Proyi-
dence, from whom have received all the blessings
of fe," and the Mayor is requested to appoint day
by proclamation, recommending to all the inhabi-
tants of this city to refrain from their usual occupa
tons and devote it to Thanksgiving and praise to AL
mighty God as an evidence of the ctys gratitude:
Now, therefore, / request the inhabitants of the
city of Washington to set apart Thursday, the TWEEN
tieth day of November next as day of thanksgiy-
ing and praise to Almighty God for the blessings of
health and prosperity which he has so bountifnlly
bestowed upon our people.
W. b. MAGRUDER. Mayor.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.--Flour is dropping. How.
ard Street. 80 10 City Mills, $6 50 i-2.
Wheat Ia steady. White, good to prime, 81 55
asl 62, and red, for good to prime, 81 As a
Al so. ua s
Corn il slightly lower, aud irregular.
Whiskcy 33 a "a cents Ha@
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drrieei Of hs Black Warrior--Later from
HoVaaa.
NKw YoRg, Nov. 6.--The steamer Black War
rior from Havana, on the I'd, has arrived. A
Spanish brig OF war had sailed from Havana with
5000 stand Of arms for the nsurrectioniss in San
Domingo, and active preparations were making
for the invasion Of Mexico.
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FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY,
CLASS 81,
To be drawn in The city Of Atlanta, Georgia. In pub.
lie, on Friday, November 2s, 1856, on The plan OF
SINGLE NUMBERSi

s1s- Purchasers, in buying ten Whole Tickets
in proportion.
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r.. >. STEER, MERCHANT TAITOH
No. tse seventh street.

~ that he hss Just received from the New York
and ih'lsdeipha markets. the largest and beat ato
of Coiiis Cassmere@ NeetingS Shiria. Stocks Tee.
Gloves. Hosiery, &e., that hr hss ever offered ts~
their inspection.
From his long acquaintance with The tastes 10 nu
patrons and The demands of the Washington pahiss
and the greai he exercised ia the seleciion a
his goods he conhdrntly believes he IL better pm
pared 10 suit them than Ne has ever been befwc. n.
aolicts early examination ~ has stock and prccs
by the pnblic and sll who may call thai he
takes great pleasure in showing his sas<is.
Especial aafenfon 10 invited 10 the slae az Snrnv~
which believed be ~ the very best dsscripios
made In this country. sepIs---2aws~~
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- N~m~-~N~~-~
GRAND scnENE.

Lille pri1es. p,oto tickets.
Whole tlckrts saog Halves si0, Quarters a..
Al orders a8dnseea b. r. H. HUBBARD A CO,
talunora Ma ~ia be pronplly and issth uly h.cd,
h1 0icsal drawing iof.sried " all who order tick
et&. oct 97--dAwld
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Cotton Factory Burnt.

PHILADELPHIA, November G---Jas. z. Smith 4
Co.'s cotton factory was entirely destroyed by fire
this morning at an early hour, With 100 looms
throwing out of employment 200 persons. The
loss s $4,000, with an insurance of $4,000
Daily American organ., 1856-11-06
VOCAL MUSIC.
a GLASS FOR INSTRUCTION In the

~ elements % Music and The practice Of Singing,
viii be organized ON "Wednesday evening the 9Th
under the direction of Mr.. GIENR0Y. All persons
desiring 10 become members of the Class are request
"a a. attend
This Il Is expected viii be the first Of scriea of
lessons. nov 3--9t
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Inducements TO clubs.

=
Az, by this scheme one ticket in every 10 Ia guar
anteed to draw s40 we will sell Certificates of Pack
ages of 10 tickets at the following rates. which Is he
risk on them.
All that they draw over the amount guaranteed sc.
crues TO the purchaser.
Certificate oil Package Of 10 Whole Tickets. :. ESQ
10 Half .... 90
10 Quarter -. rs
1t will be perceived, by this plan that Cor $50 the
purchaser has Certificate Of 10 Tickets when II he
buys tickets hewoud only get for that sum whocs:
thus by buying Certificates be has four more chances
for the larger prizcs-Halvcs and Quarter Packages
in proportion.
In ordering Tickets or CertiAcsies, enclose the
money to our address for the Tickets ordered on re-
ccpt Of which they will be forwarded by first mail
The list Of drawn numbers and przes win be cent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing
~ Purchasers win please write their sgnsturcs
plain, and give their post Office, county, and State
Icy Remember that every Prize Il drawn, and
payable in full without deduction.
~ All Prizes of 900 and under pad imsncdi.
ately after tho drawing: other Prizes nj the usual
time OF thirty days, in full without deduction.
ALI communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets cashed renewed In other Tial al,
at either Office
Orders for Tickets Certificates can be addressed
either to ,. SWAN n Co,
Atlanta, Georgia
Or s. SWAN,
Get 2s--d&wtf Montgomery. Alabana
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Ness York MarIsts.

Ness York markets.
NKw YoRK, Nov. G.--Flour has declined Sales
Of 5000 bbls. State, 80 go a SO 40; Southern IL
unsettled, but nominal at 81 1oa$7 45.
Wheat is dropping Sales of $4,000 bushels
white, 81 ~; red, 81 81 a 81 5S.
Corn is declining Sales of "a 900 bushels -
Southern Mixed, n I.2 cts.
Pork is duh Sales Of Mess at $40 so.
Beef Il firm and unchanged l
Lard Ia dull at ID cents.
Whiskey IA steady at "a cents for Ohio.
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MONEY MoNEYIf nONEyiii
xUHN b~ without NOu~ve whew Al 4.

upHOPOsALs viii 10 received b. The
H undersigned until Thursday, the sth day ~ No
yenbsr ncxi, for grading q street north. from View
state the price psr cubic yard for grading. Notice
IA given that price only will be given either COZ
cutting az filing that which measures the most
n. n. OWENS
Commissioner ~ the Third and Fourth wards.
PATRICK o'D0N0GHUR.
THOMAS =. BURR
oct ~ Assistant Commissioner.
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The official drawing win be mailed to all purcha.
sers Immediately after il is over.
Address orders for tickets 10
7. ii. HUBBARD & CO.,
Office 80, Fayette street Box 40,
oct 27-d&W Baltimore MARYLAND
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In the above scheme formed by the ternary com.
Dnation OF 70 numbers making 1906 tickets, and
the drawing OF 2 ballots, there will be 220 prizes
each having three of the drawn numbers on it 1856
each having two of them on 257AO each having one
only OF them on; and also, 760 tickets with none
OF the drawn numbers on them, boing blanks
To determine the fate Of these prizes and blanks
~ numbers, from to 7s inclusive will be seyerslly
placed IN wheel on the day of the drawing aud lg
OF them drawn out al random and that ticket having
for its combination the lst ~, and Sd drawn num-
bers, will be entitled % the prize OF. $4,000 90
That ticket having on II the dth 5th and
9th drawn numbers 10. .........,... 1886 %
That ticket having ON Il the 7th Sth, and
9th drawn numbers, to..... .......... 1000 90
That ticket having on il the 10th, lltb, and
10Th drawn numbers, to-. ...... 75o 90
That ticket having on it the I'd, Sd, and 4tl
!, drawn numbers TO-. .............. 700 90
That ticket having on il the Sd, 1th, and
!, 9th drawn numbers, 70 ..,.......... 800 90
That ticket having on Il the 9th, 9Th, and
! 9TH drawn numbers, to-, ..,....,..s.. 500 90
That ticket having on II the 9th, 9TH, and
8th drawn numbers, TO-; ,.......,.''.. 100 90
That ticket having on IL the sth 9Th, and
10th drawn numbers, to-. ,..., ..., 100 %
r, the drawn r ,,n,aa numbers On them, each 90
!, and g drawn numbers, each. ..,,..; 10 On
Those 66 tickets having on item the Sd
and 4th drawn numbers each ... 4 0J
All other tickets (being 4,224) with any
two OF the drawn numbers on them, each Il
And all those tickets (being 25,740) with
only one ofthe drawn numbers on them,
ench. 4 o.
No ticket which shall have drawn a prize 81 a su-
perior denomination be entitled to an l7ierlor
prize.
Prizes payable frty days after the dra ap, and
subject to the usual deduction OF fifteen ger cent
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Financial.

Financial.
NEw YoRE, November G.--Stocks arc higher
Chicago and Rock Island, 90 Sd; Illinois Central
Shares, 81 is l-2; Illinois Central bonds "a 1.2; /;
Michigan Southern, 90 Cd; New York Central,
s5 IL; Pennsylvania Coal Company, 90 1-2;
Reading, n Sd Canton Company, 81 81; Viz.
ginia 6's 9l 3-4 Missouri 6's, 81 ID
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DENTAL SURGERY.
H. WILLIAM A. FRANKLIN, hav'

- ing returned TO the city, will be -
happy TO receive his friends and pat
roos a. his rooms. No. 44s, Pennsyl uIIYYYYy
vania avenue and perform such service
ss they ray require In his line OF business
Terms Mry moderate, and all operations warranted
wPro'e s'scsory' sep 2--eodif1y
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PLAN

HAVANA PLAN
An ths aua,hers pui 10 tac wheel and all the prizea
drawn onL
~ Order youF tickets early. a. every ticket In
tkis xrcas schsae will b. sold. Address n III. Huu-
aAse A g. Aesnss &c The Managers. Baltimore, Mary
Land
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Glass SO.
10 b. dyrwa n Baltimore. Saturday, November sth,
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LoTTERY.
Class 81,

Whole Tickeis tio Halves, o. Quarters, s2 90.
Certificates of packages 20 wholes sI5s- shares in
proportion.
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DUvALL, PROFEssOR OF

w Astrology and Phrenology, continues to
practice the above science. She is prepared TO an
swer all questions relating TO human life Madame
Duvall is also the ladies' Botanical Physician AZ
ficted and defective females win do we'll to try her
skill; her compounds are from herhs gathered under
the strong influence Of tho Planets which rule them
Madame Duval Is late from Europe, where her prac-
ticc was successfully patronized. She is travelling
through the United States, and her stay will now be
very short IN Washington.
Residence, No. 5l6 Eighth street. between L and
streets. oct e-3mo
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"BELyIDERA HOUSE,
FuNnE r. Subscribers have tahen aud Tefit-
- ted the old establishment of James Fitzgerald
north side Of Pennsylvania avenue between Third
and Fouranda-half streets where they will be happy
10 see their friends and the public generally
They will be found prepared at all times TO furnish
promptly and at the shortest notice, all the various
dishes usually found the best reectories of the CITY,
and served ia n style inferior 10 none
With polite and attentive barkeeper, frstrate
cook, choice yands, good liquors, prime cigars, and
moderaie charges, they hope to receive fair share
Of public patronage,
nov l--eost GUARD x MUA'l
Daily American organ., 1856-11-06

,T The Northern Liberties Fire Compa-
ny announce that their Annual Ball win be given ON
Monday, November 10.
Particulars in future advertisement.
oct 4--2awtf THE COMMITTEE
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SWAN 4 cos LOTTERIES
[Authofized by the State Of Georgia

$3.50 Prizes-Lowcst Prize $40. -
More than One Prizo 20 erery Ten 7Icieis.
PRIZES GUARANTEED
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THE GREATEST
COOKING G STOVE
EVER INTRODUCED IN THE UNITED
STATES

SVs OV"s " If'ou's.. io,oou Ts usc. TOfT StStS
Noe. 6, q, s, 9.
GALLAG HERS Celebrated Morning
~ Star Double Oven COOKING STOVE, the
best the cheapest, most substantial and most per-
feet Cooking Stove in the Union.
Thirteen thousand Of these Stoves are now in sue
cessful operation. >
This splendid Cook Stove has now been thorough
y tested during the last four years they operate in
the best and most satisfactory manner. have fully
tried them with wood and coal and strongly recon-
mend them. They are heaey and very durable, and
the design is neat and beautiful. With moderate
fire. this Stove will bake three loayes of bread roast
turkey, boil two dinner pots broil beefsteal, and
heat the water for washing, all at the same time
You are respectfully invited 70, call and examine
The above splendid Cooking Stove. "Gallaghers
Morning STAR
Patentec: A. j. GALLAGHER
July Isl, 1856. Philadelphia.
For sale only by
c. WOODWARD a SON.
Next door to g. Woodward's old stand
Penn avenue bet. 10th and 1lth sts, No 3ls
N. u. We have also very large assortment of the
latest and most approved patterns Of grates parlor
chamber, dining room, Office and store stoves Of all
Sizes for wood and coal that the North can furnish
best suited 70 this market.
~ Terms-CASH. sep1s
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STATE LOTTERIES.
N. FRANCE A co., Managers.

Splendid SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER,
1856
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
Glass ss.

NfNNVfN WV iRHtFtN WI VuNftt " 1Vs
Certificate Of package 20 whoes, sl5e-- shares in
proportion,
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
Class Z.
Isl and I'd numbers S500l
To bo drawn In Baltimore Saturday, November %
M 1856.
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: THE GREAT LOTTERY.
si00,0p CAPITAL PRIzEl $4,000 SECOND!
Prixrs payable in fall without deduction.
TICKETS TWENTY DOLLARS.

MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
EXTRA CLAsS0,
To - drawn IN Baltimore city on Saturday, Nov.
22, 1856.
n YRANCE a co. Managers
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r. FRANCE & Co, Manager.
Glass 296,
To be drawn in Baltimore, Maryland, Saturday, No.
yember lb, 1856.
SCHEME
Tickets Shares in proportion.

aO,3ls prizes, amounting to .......... s5s,25;
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The returns show that Buchanan has prObAbl
carried the State
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TIcketa FIU--LIhIyes Ka--Vnartcrs " 90
Certificate OF package 25 wholcs, sifs shares In
proportion.
All orders for tickets in the above magnificent
Lotteries will meet with prompt attention, and the
printed official drawing forwarded 10 all who order
tickets
Address r. IA. HUBBARD A Co,
Agents for the Managers,
ocT d&w Baltimore, Marvlana
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PRIZES cAsHED AT THIS OFFICE.
oct 2z--dAwtd
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Returns from the Southern counties show slight
Democratic gains
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RicnrnUnn meeIing

Pursuant to notice, a meeting Of the citizens Of
b.aville was held at Odd Fellows Hall on Sa:ur-
day night last for the purpose of taking the neces
sary steps towards contributing I" material aid" to
she young Republic of Nicaragua, aud thus assist
Gen William Walker TO maintain its independence.
The meeting was called to order by r. W. Nc
Gavock, ESQ, ard Chss. Z. Winston, Esq was
called to he Chair.
The chairman explained the object Of the meet
ing in few appropriate remarks, giving brief
sketch Of the history Of the present movement in
Nicaragua for the establishment Of new Republic,
the pecunisry embarrassment under which it was
laboring, and the delicate position and exposed
condition Of the country surrounded as it is by en-
emies who are jealous of her rise and republican
Tendencies, as well as being liable TO attack from
the more powerful mOnsrchical governments Of
Atlantic nations, who are equally the foes Of
republican institutions. He further stated that an
agent of the new government was now in this city,
who would give any information which might be
desired on the subject, and closed his remarks by
expressing the hope that our people would give
substantial earnest of the sympathy expressed with
90 much enthusiasm upon a former occasion.
committee was then appointed, consisting Of
T. T. Smiley, J. L. Brown, Jno. Porterheld, Geo.
Cunningham, W p. Downs Capt. A. l. Davis, w.
l. StockeI, R. c. Foster, sd, Maj. Heman aud B.
Clark, TO solicit means of the citizens Of this city
And vicinity, in aid of the government of Nicaragua
r. W. McGavock addressed the meeting in a neat
and pertinent speech, after which it adjourned.
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At a called meeting OF Utopian Temple OF Hon
or. No. 81, held at their Hall on Thursday evening,
June 2sth, on motion, J. HEERY CURRY and JoHS
H. NELSON were appointed to draft suitable tri-
butte of respec: to the memory ofOur late BROTHER
JOHN A. ALLISON.
The Committee reported the following preamble
and resolutions to the Temple, which were unsni-
mously adopted, to-wit:
WHEREAS, We have learned, with heartfelt: sor-
row, of the death of our late highly esteemed
brother JoHs A. ALLISON, who died at the resi-
dence of his father, Maj Alex. ALLISON, in this
city, on the evening of the 22d inst Our decess-
ed brother young man Of most excellent
temper--quict and even disposition Of mind-re>
markable for his strict adherence to the cause Of
temperance-noted for bis austere virtue and reg
uIsr habits-a dutiful son and warm frieDd-pos-
sessing Of all those qualities which makes the true
man, and greatly beloved by all his associates, and
held IN especial regard by his brethren Of this TEN
pie Of Honor His health bad been declining for
sometime; trip to Europe, in company with his
parents, failing TO bring about a restoration. be
had just reached his 23d year; but death came and
cut bim down in the bloom of life. All that medi-
cal sxiI could do, in connection with the constant
and aectiOpse attention Of his fond parents could
not stay the hand of the last enemy" He is
gone from the walks Of men-his quiet football
will n. more be heard u the home of his youth, or
in our Temple Hall. He departed on a calm and
beautiful Sabbath evening, to the paradise Of God,
we hope and believe freed from all pains and dis
ease where bis happy spirit will be forever at rest
Resolved, That We deeply and sincerely sympa.
thse with the father aud mother of our late broth
Allison, in the loss oftheir only remaining child;
and with them we can feel the vacuum which his
early departure has OK casioned.
Resolved That whilst we condole with them in
their severe sfiiction, point with the finger
of faith to his happier home in the skies, and
mend them to that Righteous Sovereign who doeth
all things according to His own good pleasure.
Resolved, That We as Templsrs, sadly feel the
loss of our amabIe and beloved brother; and that
we will endeavor to not only cherish his memory
but initiate his virtues.
Resolved That we wear the usual badge OF
mourning for the space of thirty days.
Resolved, That the city papers be respectfully
requested to publish these proceedings.
J. A PETTY, W. C. T.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-30

MAxoHEsTER AsD McMISNVmLE RAILRoAD.
The work on this road gees bravely on, and
trains are regularly running between Tullaho1
ma and Manchester, connecting with trains on
the N. & @. Railroad at Tullahcma. 1t viii
soon be completed to McMinnville, IS the cons
tractors both for laying track and bridging are
RAPIDLY bringing their lsbors to close.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-30

ADVANCE IN TENSEssE STocKs.-At late
sale If stocks in New York city in the Stock
Exchange, we notice an advance of per cent.
10 Tennessee 6's having until 1890 to run. A
ssle amounting TO s.. 600 was made at 81 cts.
The Improvement is owing 10 the fact that the
gold is already deposited in a New York bank
~ nav the interest on these bonds, which falls
due 10 few weeks.
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TYREE SPRTSGs.-Dr. Scott informs that Ty-
rec is now ready for the reception OF guests. The
house will he opened tomorrow, so those who in
tend to make these Springs their summer RENDEZVOUS
can repair to them as soon as they like. We have
noticed numbers Of wagons, heavily laden with
stores, vending their way the bridge within
a few days past, bound thitkerwsrd. Hol for
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Public Meeting.

Ala meeting of the citizens OfNashvrs con.
vened at Odd Fellows' Hall on Saturday night the
2sth inst, for the purpose of dev ising aid
the new Republic of Nicaragua, CHLs. K. WINS ON,
Esq, was called to the chair and T. II. Glenn, in.
vited TO act as Sect'y.
The chairman explained the object of the meet.
ing when
On motion Of r. w McGavock, Eco, the fol.
lowing gentlemen were appointed committee to
solicit to aid the Government Of Nicaragua in
maintaining its Independence, viz: T. T. Smiley j. L
Brown, Jno. Porter6eld, Geo Cunningham W P
Downs. 4. L. Davis, VIM. L. Stocked, r. c. Foster,
Srd, A. Holman, and Benz. Clark.
The meeting was then addressed by R. W. Nc
Gsvock.
On motion, the Secretary was directed to fur
uish copy Of the subscription paper on his table
Co each OF the above committeeman, and that the
city papers be requested to publish the proceedings
Of this meeting.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-30

TENNESSEE MEnicAL SooKTY.-The Score.
tary of the Tennessee Medical Society has
furnished us with oopy of the transactions
of the Tennessee Medical Society" at is
;wenty-seventh annual session, held 10 this
city on tina LIST Of April last.
II is neat pamphlet Of sixty odd pages.
embodying an accurate report Of the proceed
iugs Of the society to Nhich ere amended
several exceedingly in,erestins report, on Med.
zeal and ST. 4 subject. Prm Winston has
paier Itrum Vioide, DR.. Ssdlin ON,
,, -. Or. Ford ne citing se,eral IN.
Of Uausual Laeis -, Dr. Thtopson
ou titled chapter Of 0ocideHts, anGDr
IN Ligature 10 the Arteria innemisd.
hole constitutes very Interesting pam
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Monday Morning, June 30, 1856.

r5z- Persons leaving the city to spend the sum-
mer, can have the Patriot regularly forwarded to
their address, for any length of time, by leaving
their address at the Office Of publication.
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E. F. EyERETT, W. r.

WEDDED-Lake Michigan and the Mississippi River
we're united on the 10th inst, by the improvement
Of Fox river, and connecting it with the Wisconsin.
The Ag,alla a steamer selected for the occasion,
was crowded with guests, and gatherings of people
collected all along the route to add their testimo
mails of Joy, and cannons were fired at Green Bay
for the achievement Of triumph of so much i'm
portance. Thus the Atlantic and the GulfOf Mex
leo are in direct water communication with each
other. Truly, we are "a great people"
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Brhue dAeaowm collector eCpO HCydN wmOrrah
pso
nGr26 ANsNNE
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On Saturday the 9sth inst From attack paralysis Rour
TAKorHAEsAS formerly Of Scotland, in the sOth year
age.
Yesterday At his residence this city NJ JoHN THou
Ills friends invited attend his funeral from his
residence, this afternoon az 8 O'Clock
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
SPECIAL NOTICE no sEaIPPERS,
RN AnNAnnnh aa NnnhNIlIe.

She NASHVILLE ant ChsttAnooga Railroad Company
II have nshsd and reminded the Central Railroad coa
Tanies OF 6e1rEia, 81 tner rommeF Toes 10
seen 70 haFs hecn notcd Tecoguze 10 the hand bills e
that Company recents Distributed 10 city We lake
tbs method u ioTmng the Merchants Shippers BY
tbs ARetta he I'll be 81 IS Gar ie9 lbs on ss cas
goods add nof 81 - the grand bs represent; a. = 10
TIE average hrousR Fas ast elza Fsos om ths sea
yard 70 Nashville but ss brct 20 he earagon q 10 ts
I'd ITO 81 a saer and dedciiod q 70 pss i8o bs
m Winter ~htch makes she pr sgsrsieeas
fiss lon Jane % 0eceaeer, AID a. fFu Dee % Jnns
d. l. AkDk RsON
iaEe1i suparintsadaat
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New STEANER.-CSPt Hughes new boat Sligo,
is advert ised to leave here to-day for the mouth
She ia u. -.ful little craft drawing but 1 inches
of water. We shA..: Give a description Of her in a
day or two
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tT- The Gdzsne learns that the Italian who stole
q large amount OF jcwelry from fellow countryman
in this city few days ago. has been arrested and
is in Jail at GAINESVILLE.
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CT- negro fell from an upper window in a
tobacco house on Broad-street, on Saturday last,
and received injuries from which he died in few
hours