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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-02
Wheat! Wheat!

VETANTED to fill an order Of One Hundred Thousand
wv Bushels Of Prime WHEAT, delivered at our Ware
house in Nashville for which will pay the market price
We have on hand large quantity Of bags to furnish
those delivering the Wheat.
iune22 ID: 4. FRENCH SOh.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-02

- HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH he IN 81
9#-S business Mr.. ". Il. MIsoK,s, irHa q
Jas. B. CRAIGHEAD.
jSssnvrle, May /, 1855.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-02

AMBR0TYPE, PHOTOGRAPHIC AND DAGUERREAN
ARTISTS,
26 Union Street, Nashville.
A MBROTYPES, PHOTOGRAPHS, plain or colorado
n Oil, and warranted as permanent any other style
OF Painting. Daguerroypes, Steneoscopic CrayOu or
Vgnee and every other style Of Pictures taken ct this
establishment in the highest style OF the and warrant
ed to please or no sale.
AMBROTYPES.
AhOugh these beautiful pictures but recently in
troduced BY thesubscrbers in this city they become
popular that have at very great expense secured
the services of celebrated Artist from New York to at
tend TO this branch Ofthe business exclusively.
HIRING ALONG THE JUVENILES.
Children can, by this process, have fAithfu likeness
taken in few seconds and warranted perfect charge
will be made Bring them along and have them taken be-
fore trying elsewhere. ianaO
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A GRAND MARYLAND LOTTERY
For November, 1856,
ON THE HAVANA PLAN!
CAPITAL PRIZE
100000 DOLLARS.

MARYLAND.
EXTRA CLASS c,
To be drawn SATURDAY November 22d in Baltimore Md
II. FRANCE 81 CO., Managers.
Prizes amounting to 1882 500 VIII be distributed accord
ing to me following splendid Scheme:
$4,000 Numbers!-l,1lO Priest
Prizes payable in full without deduction.
SCHEME.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Drug and Chemical Store

NO. -, SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- q. Il 81
JAMES KEENAN, q. RAINS
HERMAN & RAINS.
THE undersigned having removed 10 Nashville, and
ISOLATED then selves for the purpose Of conducting
Wholesale and Retail Drug Business have recently open
ed the noted stand formerly occupied by Pummer
Co. large and complete stock Of fresh genuine Staple
Drugs pure and unauthorized Family Medicines choice
Perfumery, Fancy Articles, 6c &C. all Of which, guaI
eeng the purity and commences ct every article they
will sell st The very lowest market price for cash the
usual time to punetual dealers.
They determined to sendout article Of medicine
about which there be any doubt whatever with refer
enee to its purity.
They respectfully solicit share of the Prescriptions Of
the Physicians Of the city. This department of their bus
will be under the supervision Of competent chemists
They trust that their rigid attention and fidelity to the
interest Of those who may favor them with their patron
age will merit the appreciation of their patrons and
sure success to their new enterprise.
june26 HERMAN RAINS.
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Nashville Foundry,
NO. 81 COLLEGE STREET.
nj ND RNNAN RronriotaE

T.M. BRENNAN, FTOprIetoF.
would invite attention of Architects and Builders to
the fine collection of patterns have on hand and am
making for every description Of Architectural Iron Work.
for open fronts Window Lnels and Stills, Top Cornces,
&C. for stores or dwellings. Also Verandahs Fencing
and Bslcoueys. will work to any design sent to me- or
furnish designs if necessary employ the best skilled
Workmeu to be had and the best materials and am
confident that can successfully compete with Eastern
manufacturing this market and hope to be sustained in
doing SO BY those encourage home enterprise
if M BRENNAN
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Christnlas Dinner.
SeWanee House.

COLLEGE STREET, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
WILLIAM ROBERTS, Proprietor,
LATE OF 1YREE sPRINGs.)
THE subscriber has recently taken this wall go
J. known establishments re6tting and thor. y, n
oughy renovating it, and hopes to have it in III
such condition as not to be inferior snv house hi t6S
city The Fropretor hopes BY bis sxertOns and To ss
his Assistant Mr.. Craddoek who FORMERLY nres;dsd al
the City Hotel to be able to make his house worthy OF be-
ing Patronzed BY the public and promises thai no pains
Shall Dc spared on his part to merit the appreciation Of
those VINO may aSor him with their patronage he res
pectfulIy solicltss trial Of his house
feb26-dtw&w-tf WA pOREuTS
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LONGHURST & co,
Wholesale and Retail Confectioners

TIAVE hand very choice assortment of Candies Of
Ii all kinds, Cakes Nuts, Preserves Pickles. Catsups
Sardines Brandy Fruits Pie Fruits Pine Apples Oranges
dictionaries.
They also deal in WINES and LIQUORS, ALE, C1GARs
and TOBACCO, of the very best brands.
Their Bakery is of the best in the Western country
and they prepared to furnish fresh Light Bread and
Crackers of the best quality at the lowest prices
PARTIES, WEDDINGS, BALLS, &C.,
Furnished by them the shortest notice. with Cakes
Confsctionaries &c. &c in the highest style of the art
Mr.. Longhurst, who has charge of the Manufacturing
Department. has received several Diplomas in New York
for the best articles in his line exhibited State Fairs
and of the most sk;fu Confeetorers in the
try. d23.
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VALUABLE FARM FOX SALE
DY virtue of decree of the County Court of David
ID son county at the September Term, 1856, on Tues
day the fSth day of October next the premises will
sell TO the highest bidder, credit of and two
years with interest from date except 1900 to be paid at
the time OF the salethe Tract of Land upon wca Eliza
beth Cartwright lived at the time of her DEATH and will
be sold as the property her husband David Cartwright
decd, adjoining the lands of Maj Hamln John Walker
Ed. Scruggs and Mr. Rves containing about 100 acres
Sold for division among the heirs Sale about O'Clock
NJ. ARTS BROWN,
sept2I-d tw&w I'd Commissioner.
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Corner of Spring and College Streets
sfE.Fe.ss sAsHyILLE, TENNESSEE. .tf
3d.
zss 5000 GROCERIES.
0AA HHDS. prime to choice sugar; : - -
ZOU 100 bbls d. r. Crushed do;
rs 60" Powered do;
20 bxs I" Loaf do; ~
/ 100 bis ReboiIed Moasses fe-tt
100 half bbs do do;
M q 200 bags prime Rio Coffee;
--rlaa 100 Laguyra do;
sqaJ has 40 ~ old Java Coffee; ,7ei
a.sdlz so bbls and half bbls Mackerel;
at 50 so kits No land Q do
g 20 bags Pepper;
gsr 20 do Spice;
4 - 20 do Ginger .--7
tAic.ll Is bags s s Almonds;
10 do FillbertS f
10 do English Walnuts;
q 100 whole, half and quarter bxs Rasins;
s 20 cases Sardines;
200 whole, half and quarter boxes Star Candles;
- 200 boxes Glassware;
200 boxes Virginia Tobacco;
1000 kegs Nails, Brads and Spikes-assorted:
ID $50 bbls Cincinnati Rectifed Whisky;
so {" Old Bourbon do;
so a. Mononghahala do;
IS $50 Rye do;
80 " "Amencan Brandy;
20 10 n E. Rum.
Also large Stock of fine Cigars Brandies Wines, DC.
Just received and for sale by 10. EDWARDS.
NAV IL,
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TOMnILOWNERS, MILL-WRIGHTS, IRON
Founders, and the Public Generally of
Nashville, and the Surrounding

District. s.s
T HAVE commenced the business of Pattern Making
L and am prepared to make patterns Of Cog Wheels,
Water Wheels, Pueys and all kinds of fxngs for mill,
gearing To Farmers and others in the country would
also say that prepared to make ThrsshRg Machines
Fan Mills horse powers rex those that out of order
on the most reasonable terms and hope by my constant
and uuremitting attention to business, will receive
share of public patronage Place of business darlington
street. South of the Blind Asylum, between the Murfrees
boro and Lebanon turnpikes, and be found by en-
curing at Mr. Slades Grocery the Lebanon turnpike
sept23-4m @ HENRY W0LFENDEN.
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DRUGS.
JUST ARRIVED.

JUST ARRIVED.
4 q DOZ. BALM OF THOUSAND FLOW.
l ERS just received by Express direct from the pro-
pristors For sale 1t so cents per bottle ulssz1at.
msy4 ]. g. BROWN, 48 College street
EISHING TACKLE.-A large stock selected BY
II one of the firm, consisting Of Genuine Limerick
HOOKS plain and on Suoods; also, Aberdeen, Grsveta
lean and Common Limerick Hooks; splendid assortment
Of Lines Cable Laid Silk and Sea Grass spun and Plated
six: Mnnow Seines IL BY II Floats OF every variety;
Reels Jointed Rods, Clearing Kings Fly HOOKS &C. 90
In short can supply those who can appreciate ne Tackle
with almost every thing they may need for the successful
prosecution of this useful calling. - =
je9 JO Y. bkOHN, 40 Oolegese
COD-LTVER OILS Gro genulns God-Lavsr Oil,
I } lust received from Rushton, Clark Cos, BY
je9 ~. g. BkOn =. 40 Oonege ..
T EECH Es.-L0O0 Swedish Lseches on hand and for
l. sale BY 10. G. BROWN, 4s College 81
DURE MANONGAHELA WHISkY.-5 Dds
Of the above just received, of prime qualify sofa 70
Us for six years old -. ,.fs.rl.
jes 10. q. BROWN. 4s College St.
CTONE WARE.-2,5OO pieces stone Ware, consist
y ing of Jars, Churns Jugs, Milk Pans Butter Crocks
&c. OF every size, just received.
jes TO- @. BROWN. 4s College st
DORTER AND SCOTCH ALE.-Constanty on
IL hand, Barclay, Perkins Co.'S celebrated London
Porter and Mems Scotch Ale. '.
je9 10. G. BROWN, a. College st
DEARL STARCH,-25 boxes of a yery superior
i article of Starch, Just received by -
jeO 10. G BROWN, az College st.
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SiIEEcINGS.
o. BALES "A Laurel Hill Sheetngs;
Z,D 10 " - Glen Mills "
25 " "A Sparta
Now in store and receiving daily and for sale by
mayS0 W. II. GORDON 4 co.
TNLOUR-From the Lebanon Mills, GOodlettsVls do,
Il Manchester do Star do and Spencer's do. In store
and for sale to the trade only,b
may3O W. II. GORDON q co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-02

WYE always have full supply of Fancy Articles,
w usually kept in line consisting of Liquor
Flssks, Walking Canes Cigar Cases, Snuff 6oxes Cigar
Lighters, Wax Matches and splendid assortment of
Meerchaum PoWhsttan, Enamel Glazed and other Pipes
with large variety of other Goods LYONS CO..
jy22 Cedar st.
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GROCERIES.
10. EDWARDsI.,

OLEsALEGROCEIs, COMMISSION AND
40 sFQRW DING MERcHANT,
D Eft-Asfr -ra-e a-ter- DEALER IN t'
BRANDIES, WINES, CIGARS, &C.
Corner of Spring and College Streets
-fs.re..sst FASHyILLR, TENNESSEE. .fF
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-02

WE daily expecting large lot of the celebrated
w Pancake and Rough and Ready Chewing Tobsc-
co. Also, 10000 Nicotana LOndres Cigars, and TO-
900 other brands of the finest qualities and favor
jy22 LYONS Il co, 10, Cedar st.
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400, 900 Dollars t!

be distributed according to the following unrvaIed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-03
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

90 y 81 ss, ,ssi
Wh'ehsad d ad psssbs as i's &C
Slo osIesby God,ieh &ro
i hs:ss
bales cotton. ~ -
81 Eass Ws Se1s sss sssSy
s,Ds.9 Ss55o SsSst
es sRsi vs.
Payne aaton "shsaG eo1don WI.
Efy
I S1d S.Ss os S S39 NG @ ne
Total cation. DiAu'' '0''AAa eco
Fasy sssm:1 IS no h6ds
i f S d A bss
e.m;d q a:,s.,
sundriea to order-Toa 1883 hhds ugar a4s moassss
Steamer hhds augar 40 h bbls mo-
sSl e, "a
hhds sugar aauToa 3s shds ugar bba na,ses
sss ss's' Ss:s1 ts a.
oaHs May Con- s ss,
y Bsek Ricks-s vile Frisrson Conway Go
IS o5 a job" Watt e0s Cleveland
BAyGu bels' cotton
bids Lauvs Mccall bbls moasaes BuIbidgs seo
D. esG 81.
@ sSas d. n S
Gordon -Toa b'' cotton IT'S hhd
ouAcHTA M AER bales
steraa-Ss pesen Stevenson &eo2s Jackson aco2s Lloyd
Oakley Hawkn96 Davis JeuknH &co20 Dunbar-9 Campbell
Struggle Menberger &calO Gorron Bos7 t, Buchannon
Carroll sco-l0 Mckleroy Braid-2 ellis Boyd-I5
Cooper &co3D Puvs GLADDEN. &co-Total $40 bales cotton
LoCKPoRT-Steamr DR. BAtey-5s sugar es5 bb IN
Chmnck squles Weal53 do IL h do hhes
10y AysIy-s6 bbG moas Burbdge 80 hhds
gar s15 do % bbh molsse Lobet & Charpen-l70
hhd sugar Brand Lsudy5 40 balls
Augus,n hihau6 bales mossJ Troscnr HAY
de-IotAl as2 hhds 1859 hbs IL hf bbta meuases.
YAZoo ClTYStsamerC Cora esus baeu cotton Robson AL
enSss Saunders Hunttl7
W Essln Geos5 Reds. Roberts Tsn!7s Adams-ss to
sneHner stanton Newmsn6O Payne Watt Noble
MoFey.42 ostey Hsvkns-s9 Cooper kcoss McLsmors
Raybuo eo-Ss Byne Vance &cos7 Curry Penon-ss
brotasra &eo3 Thornbii &coes Hughes Hyd aco6 sr-
lander Frersou CONWAY Campbell Strsps.i8 WIN
Stuart Gcol4 Lslande-13 Anderson kea-lI r
Henderson Terry &co-lo Hall Rodd Pu.nsm-s Rawus Duncan
AGO Iaton Whiting Tu-5 Miles Adams-5 John Watt cp
4Cumulngs Stewart &co-A Brady, German 4co-3J Convsl-
corn Bukner, Stanton Newmarket hides do do
odl horn ska bk do skns ibis taow Robertson bennett
tedding bellows Robson & Alen-2
zted &co--sundrss to order-Toa 1913 bales cotton.
Per New Orleans and Opeousas Railroad
s hhd Beloce kcoS do sco-
~ do Is hhda Boge Foley Avey-9Q6 bba psby d
Irenou95 do Mnard ysnsud-bo Buehannou Carroll 6coO0
hi Lob CharpnierToa At hbds sugar 100 half bb.
moarses. - - - $3.50
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-03

SUGAR AND MoLAssEs. -. The rain prevented any
operations of consequence in Sugar. Of Molasses
about 600 bbls were sold early in the day at
gallon for Ordinary to Choice but subsequently buyers
refused to pay those rates.
FLOUR. There was fair export demand, with sales
Of $500 bbs including $50 Ohio at S. 1860 Louis in
two lots at So 12 and So 49, and 1000 from atore at
So 121S p Dbl.
GRAIN. Wheat firm, and about $500 sacks were
sold, Of which 1900 Prime Red at 81 70, 1860 at 81 II,
aud 1885, 10 TIVE lots from store at 81 Tx bushel.
Corn active, with sales of 1000 sacks including
e4o0 in three lots at 65c and 2oo in cotton Sacks at
s2c " bushel. .Of Rye 900 sacks sold at 81 o5H
" bushel of So b....Of Bran 119 tons, in bulk we're
taken at $40 SO y ton.
PRoVIsIoNs.. We noticed only retail salss of Pork
at SIG 6o@s16 rs q bbl... OF Bacon 10 casks Rbhsd
sdes Prime New, were sold at 1876 p tb....Nothing of
any moment was doing in Lard
coFfEE....sslss 500 bags Rio, of which so at Tx,
Soo at 1l 100 at tx, and 100 skanngs at 1oc ~ Is
1900 sacks Liverpool Fine were taken at 81 IL
p sack, aua 5000 bushels Trapani, in bulk, at 800 y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-03
IMPORTS,

CoyNGToNschr Boo-lso bbls Jones' Aaekudsr ECO
lumber Work eco.
BILOXt-Schr Caliornia-370J feet lumber G Tou,nade
HAvANA-Ship Bennng toa--Bala
CARDlFF-Bak Lou sa Bliaz-99ls bars order.
PHILADELPHIA-Sebr Geo Msnghan-AsIorted mschsndise
TRAPANI-shIp Brindynne-sS6 tons salt BAXTER Lowell
iron slatea
bbls potatoes ISL hampers do Hoshtvn, Rankin &eo.
CHARLESTON Bark Toccoa-eI9 c Chapmsu d Bowr-I4.
do do S L d Levy-40 Titus-l00 do do order.
MOBILE-Steamer Oregon-6l bales order,
MoBlLEsteamer Fords-ls6 orde-s5 do Bradley
Wilton &co25 do osnabu.gz Peets Sna
Total al bsles
premiership o!ber+s champagne packages mstchaa
disc
Matehleas4s5 tbs eco do
pitch pkgs order.
Il -
MOBILE-Shlp Paterfon-Ballatt.
GENOA via MASELLEsBrlg pkgs
H. do cheese s. do es twine So b1
Boal75 tkts oil a5 pks Gep-3ul
marble ea1O do do 1850 bk paste
marble ~ dz chains LanAa Bro00 bxs yeme IA
Roii-supcries order So
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-03
yHyHE HALLADAY WIND M1LL-Manv Of

W OK
the scientific, sbls experienced Mechanics
the United this
nounced Of the beautiful and useful inventions
date
By simple ysngnieus deviee She gale ssver
the saiia gradually rnnd; change the
gentle breee present less and the
till when raging its height little
power the thin gale abatea,
gradually their position. this kind
changing The position of the aas what Mechanics hare long
sought for in vain.
The speed the Wind Wheel increased by powerful
wind for fully the control OF regulator
Water Wheel or Steam Engine If this Mill be we'll up,
will ats nton sether
The only why the wind fer has net been unver
ealy motive we'll known to be the OF
regulating machne In heavy gales the wind wheel
constructed either prostra hopeless
ouch rapid y heat and ehae greatly the
kind of gearing attached bedes bad weather. requiring
constant and anxiety II the attendant THIS ain R
the neonsney the Wind This for The
tend us fed j. Is with steapswsr Ths Mil is ready
1t will fill tanks ponds that be
the intervals OF the irdfE howng the size Of the NILE
and reservoir the quantities OF waGar
CURED certainty through the
Fer Railroad Stations and Cotton Plantations such
tEsnee both water rpdE
onan1euted fountain small sized Mill with moderate wind
will 1000 gallons OF grind buAhaa
hour. For further information orders, address
S. II. GILMAN 81 Natchex street. New Orleans,
oai dlaw&W1y Sole Agent for the Soptpera staas.s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-03
ARRIVALS 1T THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS VEST ERDAY

st. CHARLEs:;.. W Wyme, James Mcwater and
lady, seTerns DR. Clarke. John Iunis, Edward Tho
rat c Kapidsf G. Jamson city Rockingham, N V
4 b Grow, Mobile; Griffith Baltimore; 8 and Wood
MI A Towns, G; II Williams, Baltimore; W
Iul!ls Edward shugog, city; John Mimi, Brugere
Y; shreiord Miss; Rattiffs, F Shaffer La Jas
VIM, Ala LMoss, Pa; " Todd, " Williams and
aou, j Al Al tlnnker, Ark Dan Hickok, lake; Henry W
Moncure, Geo lm T; Barrow, DR. W Tucker,
Cummings, kihbe. LIS; Pelton, lady and svt Y:
Q Magnon, city; R Green, La Lewis Crgler Texas
ARCADE....J Pearce, Galveston; Nichol. Farm
ville W Nicholson, Claiborne, La; VIM Dsrden. pIa
quen;ne, La Harris, Mattock, johnson, Ark. r a
Wooton, Little River; W Cain Ala; F johnson, N a.
" " Withenburg. steamer ? Kimbal A Clendsniuc,
Point Coupee; 7 G Daniel, A jackson I. b Jsckso6
steamer Montgomery; J Levy, CALIFORNIA; Z K Brown
steamer Switzerland; Bochell, California
ST. LOUIS. Capt McDannel. B Dent Ala A
Monheemer o. Dr. II Barn, Mr. P MoMiller, G Halle
b Young Miss. 0
- CITY ...E Johnson, str NJ Jones ] s Rosssrs
CoTnston; Geo w Lively, New York John Wyche
New Orleans W Fairman, Mobile John Watson Nav
Orleans; Jackson Pearce and lady, Illinois moss
Philadelphia; " Walker, lady and daughter Wcter
proof; Albert Kendall, Tigervills Bennett New
York Drue, Louisiana J Chcsborough New Or
leans; Dodds, Tigervle John Evans A Spencer
Hinden G Spruil HarriBonburg; Henry J Murpsb
PattersonVille Allen CentssSIs James W Moss. XIV
John Nelson, Lait Lafourchs; Louis Frenser Lou,
aana
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-03

bushel also, day OF two ago. cargo Of 5000 sacks
Liverpool, onethrd Fine, aaoas, at 81 q sack round
BAGGING. 40 bales India were disposed Of at 13kc
WHISKY. We heard Of $50 bblB Raw sold on Tues
day at 1870 y gallon. SSs
FREIGHT5.. mo nevSngagements were reported
EXoHANGEs... :. Demand limited. We quote: &
Sterng. .1G61S 01107A
Francs ,5Z7 1abbf35 q dollar
New York Exty-dsy Bills. d at dis
Sight Checks New York .......s........ hms dia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-03

Their respective capitals from Ell 900 00O E6OOO0O
f42290O f39o0 600, sS0o000, and ElO0OoO Their profits
arise from the use of large portion their deposits
the latter amounting to the enormous 900
ueary one hundred and fifty millions dolars) against
paid up capital of less than three millions sterling
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-03

We present above usual semi-annua statement Of
the Bank of Louisana which shows nominal surplus of
We not yet informed whether it is con-
tempated to divide Of this plum than the regu-
lar Eve per CT this month which will make one hundred
and twenyhree per cent the Bank has paid ito stock
holders since the 1st of January 14S The present
plus is in our estimation worth at least nine huEdred
thousand dollars good and legal constitutional currency
The present President of the Bank came into office in
January, 1S4S, Take the broad country over and we
hardly think there is another institution which has re-
turned its capital in dividends so per cent over in
the period of eight years. Not than ALL there is
pride and exultaton to find that we have in our
community institution possessing the strength and
sodty of this Bank which is surpassed by any other
similar institution in the financial world and though
the venerable President may think his estate is de-
clinng in Saue, it will be hard very hard impress on
his mind that the Bank Of Louisiana is to sink or swim
with the general welfare and destiny of the city.
We also present the sem-annual statement of the
Southern Bank, which makes favorable erpose though
its movements confined to Exchange operations
1t renders in that capacity many facilities to the general
business of the city At meeting of the Board Drec
to-day Mr. Frederick Rodewad was reelected Pres
dent for the current year.
The extraordinary movements in the new Hfober bank
OF France and that proposed Austria may be indicated
by the following return of late sale:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-03
NOTICE OF ELECTION
TO FILL A VACANCY OcCAsI1NEr ny gEs!G N aT'rnN

Wy VIRTUE of q Writ of Election to me
q ,s,sd b. his q
ihs i6th Of Jsanay 1856 at tbs
n,sas the Fourth Representative District 81 tsa Parish Of
aasned by the o. hs Hoo. H. B. EEzsston
ran sos,s Of asd Fo1o De. hic
- we middle OF Canal stree. 10 the middle Of ST. Louis
.os tao Mappi back the Lake hereby
hn Mat the polls will be opened from o'clock A.
e NJ ahe Pfecncts 10 be established End the
euaenee 81 the Clerks appointed BY
dsSnGsed the proceedings 70 be
ana h M returns M made % law
Shsnn's OAcs Parah Of Oristns Dec. ~ 1855. gS5E&
ILL., Vaudeville MARIGNY, Sheriff.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-03
CATTLE MARKKT.

JEFFERSON C1rY, January 2, 1876
The arrivals of Cattle since last report unin,.
portsns but the market to-day active and prices
frmer An additional supply Of Kentucky Sheep ar
rived and lot Of "A head Extra Sheep sold at So 20
head. Other stock is firm at our quotations:
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

THURSDAY MORNING. Jan 3, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
steamship Morgan Galveston and Matagorda
= - Harris Morgan
Ship Asin, Duncan, for Liverpool, CT Aesksr
Ship {BemJ Ludwig, Hamburg, CT Mreter dco
Bar Oak Hill, hattio, fol Boston, G W Hynsou
Brig Pierro, uarsul for Barcelona, PUG, Mir Aco
Schr C Watts. Eyle,, for Nav York. Creery & Farwe
Brig Unione, (Sar) Costa for Genoa, LanAta a. Bro
Schr Sarah Bnden Mobile, Huntington Il W ade
Schr BaiRr-s Farrndo for Mobile, Huntington d Wade
Sohr Elea Dnwsan, for Mobile Huntington j. fade
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The Bank Of France being an old institution has the
benefit of large deposits and the stock can the
present condition Of the market bear value of for
above stated The Credit Afobr is already more than
one hundred per ct. above par and yields liberal diy
dend.
Taking the bank model, 1t is now proposed to
establish in London and Paris The London and Paris
joint Stock Bank, with preliminary capital OF
Banking on the Continent. The first Governor of the
new bank is designated to be George A. Hamilton E,q
N. P. -
The profits of the existing Joint Stock Banks in Lon
don are such as to warrant large business to
additional institutions The following will show
that these Institutions in London quite as profitable
business as those in New York. although the average
of discount with the former does not exceed u or per
cent.