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CONSTABLE'S SALES.

Frnsr Jys11cEs Court STATE; Or doEIsIANA VS. Pc
~ Wv VI i 7s; of writ Of ierI facias to me
dirs BY iIEn d. + Mchs FIT T'.ics 9 The rs;re
o ~ T't the ' ' Ill., '"S s%
fS' sPf &fS Greet
Seized in the above entitled aHit.
TERMS-Cash Oh the spot
oc2G oh WM. c. QCIRK, Constable.
pRExEH coEH Re JrsTcE} ETAT nE "a IouIS1ASE vs.
. XGHT a h"n it e s ti .;s: ms
81 rsI @i Il o5G @ il is sa:@ @ hs" s
e" III G6S II E&Si b%S :: c &1.s'Se-
CO Il "A" werner; ds f :" %Ssae
FIRST Jysrefs corHr, MIS-. F. Msc2NSEIJ Mrs. BUR
5 + L. Of sSs: rt e a sfs 18th 's ~" &
% S res c" he on r T6SB s. % e a a Ss, Il;
dN GSH vi IL F UT WrfRsT: A NJ Xo street
Seize. in the above entitled suit
TEkMS-cash On the spot wa, - OWN,
F"i; J.ST =; w f bHFFY NJ rHr
RYXIETUE Of writ q tierl faf ; to me
5 ( b: S::# S$ $; S? s s:: y; i
le 6SE 5F %t G N;iS1?i No. ''' street
's26 10 II 1870, WI. G. GrlRI1, Constable.
1 & 5s SEw AID 4 hi4zs
MONS. No. 30.
y: + M If yr' Of ieE' f"e}as t. q nc
Peace tle Parish Of Orleans, will proceed and sell at pub
xst r"T n Sa It, a" Ss on TuEsY oyS i ;'
l; N NJ 81 o IF BteESf' S% in the Second Dis
Ie Of this limit Sy s ca Nh 5 : : No. III u f.
venue ami kenlo streets said lots measuring as follows
Nos and g ; ?; feet nshfs ND aeG tr%rcn
Lots Sos and measure inches and lines trent %,
Iagn by IL feet inches and linz i" depth between
Lot Sc soFRsF S ne s.. iss 9se i and linz
pnr,c l E; an" 'front.' on i FISH, a:. and
front Canal street by ei feet inches and lines in depth
front on GaHa srect BY 10 S:, 1es nrs in r
between pa Iel lnes aa fF fri . on RECON street
',',-',' ~'''' ~ ''' W, W. N1TcuEM,
s. o'1s Constable
SECOND coUH Pc sr3 rsE'H II y!F n IA
d'oriS"Hs. s. si>i 81 A!:oE y Ct s5ssITz-
E,S EElsTU dun writ DC fisrt focias mol
pax Ia parotsse djreans io!rrai en- lrllcan
Banks reaIe DIES Margins e,tTe les e Gravivr ci
SS "Sz H I6Ts bE TEFRE S Second District de
I Dc et No. ii copris a, e' rnts = I'M, " dc Jn
IInSnn Arcuuc Ken'lon.
rs lots n'es"ren, "is ponces ct iisncs face
nys Afns sur nnS Eo'""eu' de Isl pes Il o"ee" F'
L. lots Mes. >uret "a pe rauccs ct ltgne, face
S entire IG ns paFa HG s:'0'" lie III p'sd' Sv'
Lot So 9elcoisiure) me,yre q psds pouees lyr"s
fo4 G S S"r Hs ''t est 1S d. ns1c. ct
dc. l.,o"n'isnr entre lisnes larall siys.
acs n s s HS15i$ aes Dc t pre-
''Ts; S5!s "s: as sn :is h r." a Hsry Ses
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. " &:|S"' X ii ojFI."'''"
$ &c ot14 C"in~tnhle.
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8ebitlu Of tbe N(arktts,

THURSDAY MORNING, October O. 1856.
COTTON. With reduced stock the market and rainy
weather during the greater part OF the day. yesterdays trans
actions we're limited 5000 bales Prices very full
tending generally outside figures We still quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior ............-0I Good Middlng ...l2 all22
Good Ordinary. lG5u 01llB Fair.
Low Miidng. ll$a0lllTS Good Fair ........-(1-
Mdding IL 1(dl2ta Good and ne ......-Gp--
TOBACCO. We heard Of no sales.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton-balcs Tobacco-hhds.
Stock on hand Sept. !, 1856 ....... 1872 93i9
Received since ........... 1901 1916
. YESTERDAY, ...,... 4,013 900
- 1850 - l,34t
1i,S52 1865
Exported s:nce............ 1850 2,72l
yeaterday..... l,5o ~ uJ
9GG7 1871
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-09

EJSTIINT tiTiDTCINES-ALI. THE MOST POPU.
lar Medicines The gross dozen, the Proprietorr'
lowest wholesale prices Among which are
IS gross Mustang I.ni:ncnt.
30 gross Rryalt's i'Gnonc Waters,
90 iu2cn Hu5tetters Ritters.
90 l,tzeu Whcelers Sherry Wine Bilters.
70 lozen Ginger Cordial.
50 !oaeD Thorn's Extract Copaiva and Sarsaparia.
2O dc liulls Sarsaparia
50 gross FAlnescck's Fermituge
IS gross Mc!.cau's Vtrmuge.
80 gross Winer's .ernlitugc.
"A dozen Osro0G's Cholaroguc.
"A dozen Carriers Spanish Mixture.
Il dozen Swaiis ia4cea.
100 dozen Barry's TIiccpher0us
O. O. WOODMAN
corner Gu. mon ard Magazine streets,
iel2 5nidkW New Orleans.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Ladders for Painters just
Ia certd, ard for sale by
ALFRED KEAKNY,
NH II Magazine street.
{HHISESI--laa bb!s. and half bDls. Monolgaea
w bodud Fa> kdses, for sale by -
JOSEPH Lands & co,
EE2J IS Tchol ptoulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-09

NOTECE.-TIIE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
IN sin, the firm of J. b. BEiINCQ 4 co. dis
3s OF August, 1856 b li.!taou and the death
Of j b. Bellocq.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-09

nISSOLUTEON-T1lE COP ARTNERsHIP HERETO
~ Ter exs'g between tae unlesnet under tie frn of
either will sign the the liquidation.
- JE0. u. BURROWS.
New Orleans, July l, 1856 JAS. A. OSTROM.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-09

RTOTICE-AUGs. R. MONTG oNERT AND JAS. A
1SWITEhave become partners in commercial firm from
and after this date.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-09

NTOTICE-FROM AND AFTER THIS DATE. Mr.. r.
IN X. WALkER becomes partner in oGr house The style
Of the firm will not be cha.ged -o
New Orleans July l. 1856. iv4 3n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-09

THE subscribers will the business Of the house
L under style CT BELLOCQ N0i5t.0M II CO., accord
ing to act passed before S. Magner, notary PUBLIC.
WE'VE J b. BELLDCQ,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-09

NOTICE. - MOSES HARRIS HOLDS OUR FULL
1Nrower Of Attorney and will during
from the State, act before George RArel Notary
Public.
New Orleans, August %, 1856.
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TINFfE UNDERSIGNED, WHO Is CHARGED
with the settlement Of The afa:s Of the lag
so, will continue the business Under his
and for his
JNo. NJ. BURROWS, . Gravier street.
New Orleans, ,Try |, 1856. jyS
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C. A TILE III A E K E 7 .

JEFFERSON CITY, October S.
Arrived 10 day, SO head Of Texas and Ataknpus Cattle AZ
Western ceveS 80 Sheep 100 Hogs and l40 Calves and Year
aes. The markets. pretty active with good supply sieeS
are firm quotations.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-09

NOTICE MIR DUFF GREEN, OF yICKsBuRG,
~ Mississippi becomes partner in house this day
GREEN CT s.P
New Orleans, July |, 1856 III 3u.
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COPARTN ERSHTP.

roDApTzTrpe 1Tp
SOG 1AGb1 " G1S0F1lE
-7Hz raw or slsrlysoy
- COST dissolved since the 1st inst A. CosTE JEs
" ~ '''''ue BUSINESS to ms own account. t4osrr
view orleans, september 2 1856: se2i ~
GREENFIELD, becomes partper
L in our firm from CHS date rEL1owzs ! CO.
NJoTlcE-ov THE 18th July. 1856 TfiE coNNEg-
~. f o pnrpos p eeecs P2SG e aSsaaa ceased
New orleens, September ], 1856 4. D. DoSoVAF.
seE xcE Efs $oPcSs5 eas
.iot r 93N W.TsNRr
New Orleans. sept. /, 1856. ''zat - A'bSAi 8 I'm
GIN I Co Z Hi T ~ p { LaT ~ M
Jo1y l, 1856 SAN Y " IirI EAWLiss,
PAETNERsarP--THE usDERsr GyEpHAyE
tcned eoparsrsh PIP ander The style Of DUNCAN
@ . asa.s " EEHs ss a
July !, 1881, 4: 3. R RgEf i,sE;.x
s s 5 s ssg ssnt5 R to he asss
e e. s ct sssps bss
logan and TO solicit for them continuation Of past faxors
.s------ - sA41: % z-1.11s-
y entered mo nndes he styIe
General Commission, Sugar and Cotton Raeoyaae nsss
OFF,. ~, :. :, =, z$EHs I H s5s5sss.
view VI leans Is. 1sss1aes-s ls.a asa
9s'is- sgsIS r 464 M r.
5o;r:d by m own Iiaitasion N ons nj A aas
w. 5g S'a' sad ne
guy is' f0'0 i'p1s g ~.
(1OPARTNEasIIIP-TH EUsDERsIGNEDHAyE
19g9sTfXG aEp 3SfaeE II q @
p s En- s nds te ~ ae aaa stJ 1 81 s
s' VIII '''''s - business '' = 'a'''
Jgly ist 1856. j. 2. FLEITas,
4or717 - : &c
;ssss 5s III RI 5szsxss
Ell ss's i 1s' # 2f Commission
New orleans June :. 1856. WILLIAM 51IHoE IS
NV s ssRHEsTss5p
and Home
CHARLES b cS s!Nts!i I ii}:,I.,or,
New Orleans August Isl $50 ~, =, eI--le- anil
n oTIcEzI HAVE THIS nay AssocIATED WITH
~ me SAMUEL McC MoNIGohERi ahd VIII continue the
ADAMS CO. R. W-@ApAMs-
DISSOLUTION OF Co-P'A ,-
s;a %s5SS sss 5;R $aiTH eooEEk H.
@ ~ ~ it@et p@ttei wa as -Le HAMS
OF the urn IN h2aidaton; e,,,Tr4
Il: Il; ~ 1870 \ a.
~. D: G0plE.fs ~; ca
New D,',,. ssS my,
M. ~ n q
ana Wi. commune ne 9sihsss o. sIn
C1oper IN ms ey anu new 1ofh ln4ef " @ OIL eSt1fh'
" ~ WH r C00pER Jr
+ ALLAN MITCHELL,
New Orleans Nav l. 1896 nys
----
%TOTTCE-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
lS entered eupartnershp under the firm of
Cotton and Sugar Facorage aud General Commission business
in this city J. y HARDING
80 Carondslet st.
New Orleans. March !, 1856 ala
DISSOLUTION OF COPAtsTAEFtsHlP.-
- The firm heretofore existing under tie lame and style OF
THOMPSON, ALLEN CO., this bT
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NOTICE = THE UNDERSIGNED RETGi.ES THIS
IN day the firm OF ". { J. MONTGOMERY by mutual
The business will lie continued under the
lis heretofore.
j. MONTGOMERY, lle Common st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-09

FIRST JUSTICES rOrETl MM. BARRETT vs. PHILIP
pY "' VIRTUE of a writ Of fcIl faS i to me
u directed by TIE Honorable D. F.. Mitchell First Justice
Of the Peace for The Parish Of Orleans will proceed to sell AZ
public auction MONDAY, the 18th dag Of October, 1876
il o clock NJ. at my Warehouse, No. Il Jna street
ONE LOT OF FURNITURE.
st-iHgrl in the above entitled suit
TERITS-ta.l on the Spot.
oe2 q 10 e WM. g. OrIRN. tsnllst .l.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-09

QuoaiionsRo prime, lls@ll2c months do good lli4G
l}sc months do fair l0amIg4c, months do ordinary
el0c, months Java mats and bugs lila0nlt34c. months
Native Ceylon 21ac months Maacabo II f1l2ac mos
I.nguayru H. !Mlll4c months
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-09

NOTICE-MR. DANIEL y. LOGAN is partner III our
v House from and after this date.
SHELBY st.YMOUE&CO.
New Is
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-09

White and Buzz ENVELOPES
WATERS Sttiin.: Wax, Month T, sand Boxes and Wafer
Cups Rcd and White Blo:, patent thick Wiic and Coorv
Blntn@.
CHECK En0KS-Fo!;o }ud Q1.,to always On hand.
CISTUNfIouS BLANKS Hiwi., 81 hand.
a large assortment Of METALLIC i9UfS.
ArH"cl 10 the store is Of tie largest ti"o AMI Jo IT int
ing Offices, where all commands can b eNeCI!ci il the prompt
cS and nrNtest ~ c, at reduced prices.
They have also large EHGrr, where the best Of workcn
Employed
We hope "r friends vii visit before purchasing else
where our prices n possible Nrhce.Jrt expect
liberal share u publ" -. o!n-r.
y. NCRET. ~ CO.,
'itIL trEss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-09

St0PARTNERSHTP-FRO AND AFTER THIS
" date, have given my son FITLWiLi4IAM L0NSDALE
and HIRE NJ DEUIS. interest Brokerage business,
under the firm Of H. I. LoSsDALE son L 60.
Il. I, TDSS1ALE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-09

nISSOECTFON-LA sOCIETE CT-QE-ANT EXIs-
~ snussignts dams lie RGSaTu it Crescent'
AlinebuEe. Jour doue mUtueI
parties LOUIS GUIIEBEAU coHt!ruera les aares du
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Glartitular Notitts.

Me- Gardner Smith, Auctioneer and APP
praisG-Parculr attention given 10 sales Of keal Estate,
Slaves, Stocks, SUGGESTIONS etc.
Nlg- Office No COnlnereiAl Place. seq "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-09

Parish Of Orleans CANE No. Jl3.
pT ViIsTUE Of 4 writ of fierf faciHs to me
ID directed by the Hon bic II. f. Mitchell First Justice OF
Peace for the rrjsl Of Orleans will proceed sci.
auction. MONDAY the 18th day OF October 1866,
at II o clock NJ my Warehouse 70 ,T1ia street
ONE LOT OF FURNITURE AND PIANO.
Seized in the above entitled suit
TEkMS-Cash the spot.
1cl6 iOl3 WM e. QTIRK Constable,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-09
MEMORANDA.

NT~ By Capt Iufkin Of the Ship Rockaway, from Boston,
the 9th r off the Benni Islands, bark Iezze Loud Capt
Kendall from Savannah for MntaDza-1uber ladcn-saed
and full Of The wTeckes along side stripping her. Pre-
yiouy reported having been ashore the Ginger Bread
Ground.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-09

A. P. NUBTUM, ~
J. Il. DERBES
p ROY.
New Orleans Sent !. 1856. IS I'm
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Shipping HntelliaeNte.
,es THURSDAY, October, 8, 1855.

Steamship Atlantic Smith, from New York, to Harris orgf
&co-ISt district
Brig California West p davs from Hristn r To
district, 16 " =
Scr Amandus, White, from A,ni:e River--Easin.
Sc.r fellerGphan, Whiting, from Bay St Ious-Basfr
schr Hathllda, Mesn, from Ronfonca--Basin.
Sclr Bloom. Hyper, from Covineton-Basin
Scr Locust Tree; Wagner from Amite River-Basin.
Schr Evignia, Antonio, from Arnite Rfver-Basin
Schr Union, Narclssc from Cosingto,-Basiu
SclF Baliar, English, from BiIcxi-Eaa;n.
schr sy1phide, Barbarian from Covinefon-pasir
Sciir EIr1a BaTfour, from Horn Ialand-Basin
Schr Seven'y-S Six. -, from Riioxi--Bgsiu,
Schr Elizabeth Netto from Peasing on-Basin
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-09

LlCls 9 Z IIlEsEBlAU
JEAN BONNET.
SuuyelIe Orleans lie aoiit 1856. auS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-09

~ Il CANDLES Star, for safe nv
r JOSEPH LANDS 4 CO,
"N' 81 Tchon~iCAAs street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-09

DIsSOLUTION-TuE COP ARTNERsHIP HERETO
L. existing between the undersigned the Crescent
Restaurant Mlnebnrg this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent LOUIS GuIL1EBEAU will continue the haness for
his own account. LOUIS GFHLI,EBEAU,
JEAN BONNET
New August ett 1886
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FOR RENT.

re-, Fol! RENT-A COMFORTABLE THREE $40
If#' ~ BRICK DWELLING HuISE, the cast -i%c Of
k4.1 Rampant, "wGru ttGnlHnr and tIi lttlI low
10 e'! ietaiI Possession give, t'n l. Of Noseubcr.
JOHN Il. CAMDEN,
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EXPORTS.

GALVESTON AND MISUNDERSTANDING Louisiana
ass bbls Hour IS bbs whisky II casks bcon hhds 9
bales tobacco, 80 coils rope.
BOSTON-Shp Seramporei97 bales cotton, 80 bales moss
}505 hbs flour. 1000 saves.
BEIIZE-Schr Mosc6 IA bbls 20 kegs lard 10 kegs Of
butter 1900 sacks corn 200 paper $50 bbs -four, kegs
shot, bales mise.
TAMPICO-SchI FL Barnard--6l7 hi bales cotton $50 bbs
our L. bb apples 20 do potatoes 10 do onions 1900 feet 1un
bc $1,000 shingles SO boxes swords and rifles, engine
PENSACOLA-Schr Walter M-100 sacks 50 sacks
20 coffee 50 bs -four IS do 70 do sugar. u do potatoes
u casks bacon.
PuNTA AEENAs-schr Aurelia-lsG bDls of government;
stores.
HUNTS MILLS-Schr Ella-In ballast.
PROV1DESCE-Scir Mary staples-759 bales cotton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-09

THE STYLE OF OUR FIRM ~ THIS DAY
CfANtiEn TO a. ". DnSNURTtI y CO.
New Orleans, Jan. |, 1856. STANTON / co.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-11-27
Letter from Gov. Wise.
RICHMOND. Va. Oct. 90, 1856.

RICHMOND. Va. Oct. %, 1856.
To JOHN GRIFFIN, ESQ.
Dear Sir-I assure you that it would give
me more pleasure than it could afford my
friends in New York, to 60 to your city anc
address the Democracy upon the issues Of
the pending, and may add, this PERILoUs
sanvass. But my official duties compel me
to decline speaking anywhere which will
require days absence. Besides, am now
lsboring under severe cold and cough,
which for the present, would prevent my
speaking at all, and don't know when my
lungs will be in state to allow me 10 ad-
dress mass, such as usually collects in
your Mammoth Metropolis Of trade.
| nave fought the good fight in the field
which fell to my part of the sction, and |
trust in God that, by the example Of the
Virginia Democracy, ever tai hful, never
defeated, the parties OF the country will be
purified, al d the country itself will be saved.
Pennsy wanna and InGians have come glori
ously into the line. Will hot New York
resume the sceptre of Empire. and use ii 10
save and not 10 destroy! Will she "muzzle
the OK thai treadeth out the cornp VIII
she be ! Ike the fool in the mob of Hogarth,
who in his frenzy forgot that he was saving
between himself and ths posi-! VIII she
not see that if the 'ssign" falls she must fall
with il. That if the Union OF tn Sc States
falls, the fall of New York will be the
greatest OF all the States!
tel rou that Virginia has armories for
more than one hundred thousand men in
twenty-four hours by the watch; and te Il
you that she has men enough TO tax" arms
rather than De suUjugated 20 Black Repub
.lcanis;E. | te;. yea that il MERE FORCES are
pended IL yen 10 subdue her, al ] to de -lr y
her civil and religious rights, her 6tate
equs ty and severe grty, and hor federal
guare1iees ia the Union. that sue vii. CUT
HER BRIGHT Way THROUGH THEM! l tell
you that The fret fash of resistance will
make an irresIs.abie Revolution, and the
hrot iav ot e.oiU.ion is to break all boris
winch bird to oppression! tell you, that
wla;eYef be t3io result oi this election, ~e
must have PsAC. IL EARNEST OR WAR IN
EARNEST Yours, traiy,
HENRY A. WISE.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-11-27

erin addition to the testimony cited here
tofore that Buchanan owes his election to
lheFiiimore men,we givethe following from
the Augusta (Geo.) Chronicie and Sentine i:
fMr Fillmore had not divided The North
iii the American party had not stood firmly
bravely and steadily against the Free Soil
host MIR. Buchanan would have been ut
terly overwhelmed, in spite of all the Govern
ment patronage, ali the bribery AMI corruP-
tion unscrupulously used in his lsvor. To
Mr. Fillmore and his party, and to them a.
lone,is due the honor of defeating Fremont
The Free Sell candidate wouid hare teen at
this moment President elect of the United
States, but for the candidacy Of Fillmore.
Nots State north of Mason and Dixon
line would have voted for Buchanan"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-11-27
Bu.hsnsn's maj over I

TIE UNION NOT SAVED AFTER ALL--Al
though Mr.. Buchanan is elected President I
the Southern hotsPurs still contend that the
Union must be dissolved. Mr. r Barnwei.
Rhctt, who formerly represented South Car.
oIina in the U. S. Senate, has written d
long letter to Governor Adams urging dis.
so !ulion as the only hope and protection o
Slavery. He says:
"In my humble judgment, ALL TRUE
STATESMANSHIP IN TIE SOUTH
CONSISTS IN FORMING COMBlNA.
TIOkS, AND SHAPING EVENTS SO
As TO BRING ABOUT, As SPEEDI
LY AS POSSIBLE, A DISSOLUTION
OF THE UNION. AND A SOUTHERN
CONFEDERACY
So, tiss u,ion is to 20 on. the same as il
Fremont had been elected, and in spite OF
the chuckl;nE o. the Richmond Enquirer
that ''al! danger o(. .dis>olutiun = over" A
they are al Buchanan men down there we
le-ye lAtH to settle this interesting family
affair among themselves.-n. s. .j0ar6aI.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-11-27

DESTRUCTIVE FLooD IN INDIA-Loss OF
OVER Four THOUSAND LIvEs--The Calcutta
respondent of the London Times, under
date of Oct. 4, gives the following account
of disastrous freshet in that country:
'The rains this year have been univer-
sally severe. The down-Pol in afghan
istan WAS Unprecedented, and in August its
effects began to be visible. The torrent OF
wafer which at this season rolls down the
water system of the Indus gradually increas.
ed, then .over'opped the banks, and then
burst on the plains with a force which swept
whole towns from the foce of the GARTH
The cantonme5t % Naoshera only half built
was carried away. The great c,ntonment
of Deha Ghazcr Khan WAS totally ruined
the sun burnt bricks Of the building melting
in the flood. The bund, or dyke, which de-
tends Leia, burst, and Leia has disappear ed
The loss OF lie has not been in proportion,
1000 or 5000 villages not counting for
much in India, but the destruction of pro.
perty is incalculable."
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PRICE OF WooL.-There has been q
steady rise in the price OF wool ever since
May, with no prospect of a decline. This
should induce farmers to take good care oi
their sheep during the winter. The wools
of Jefferson and Harrison are now selling
at home for from Sd to 90 cents pounu
and the fne wools of Washington county,
Pennsylvania, are held at 65 cents. Good
ale g. Co., Cleveland, have furnished us
with the following: "The wool market pre-
sents an upward tendency; our sales amount
to over 100000 p, unds within tie last three
days at an advance over former prices
We are anticipating still further advance
between this and February, owing TO the
short supply on the market; but not owing
to any ability OF the manufacturers to pay
higher prices, for it is evident that wools
bear much higher rates IN proportion, than
wooien goods y OHIO Farmer.
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5flarritO.

On the J.h inst ,,by the Rev. J. Woodrcfia. a IL
N.tioral Hotel Hr WILLIAM O'GILlY, and Mis-
ELIZABETH ktGsEy-
On the lllh inst by tho same. GIr. r. S SID
WITH and Niss CAROLINE L. 1ErEP, all of Way
nesbu7g, Pa.
On TIE 2cth inst. by the same, Mr. JESSE BCLrY,
and Miss EVE EVANS.
On the llth inst, by Levi Kirk, Esq, SMITH
HIRsT, to L4s.A Z. NoaUE, all OF Belmont Comfy.
On the 18Th inst, by Rev. Fl. Heh-rlins, Mr
CHARIfs noBERTs, cifl.os9Dt Grove peighborh0cd;
10 Miss Mary JANE MCALIsTER. Daughter OF loh,
McA.ister, Esq, o! Gala County o.
On the 9h ui,. by Rev T. A. Grove, Mr.. CAL
WIN AgBIEg and Miss NARY \. DUvAIL, al oi
Belmont CGuI'y.
On tie 10Th inst, hy tie samr, Tr. ELIAS Do2
srr, anh Niss NARTEA WORKMAN, both OF towlat-
ton, B.. mont County.
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New-York Cattle Market
CURRENT PRICES FOR THIS WEEK.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 10, 1856,
WEEKLY REPORT OF ipts and ing price,
of BEEVES, MILK COWS. VEAL CALVES
SH Ep and LAM S, and SWINE with care
fully prepared account Of the number qu lit.
Wednesday market at Washington Drove yards
44th-st Prepared every week. expressly for the
New-York Tribune, by Scion Robinson.
CURRENT PRICES FOB THIS WEEK.
BEEvEs--These are sold by the head NJ price
equal the value per pound Of the estim1ted weight
of Beefin tie quarters. The hide talov, or fifth
quarter 'is not counted in this market, as it is in
Boston,
The prices to-day per ID will average n little
higher Than la 81 week. First quality, lGC0lOtc:
Extra 1loIll4c Medium 9a9tc.; Poorest, sCaSic
But few sales over l0c., or under etc.
PRICE OF VEAL. CALvEs--Calvee are usually sold
through the year at TO 7c. p Ii. live weight e1-
cept those from one TO sia days old, known as
Kittens, which bring rs to S3CeSi each In
Autumn good many Grass Calv, 3" four 10 six
months old, sell for S3Cae each. A good fat Veal
sells often as thigh rs S2GCaS30.
MILK COWS--The price of Cows depend. na
much upnn isncv ne the price OF .hNrsea Ordinary
Cows, 525d0S30; good fair Cows, SSJCaS'0; extra
qua ty. wi,h ca., Si@0t55p
SHEEP AND LAMBS Common Sheen. IS sGa
8; extra Sheep. si@0H8l2; lambs, sAoeS7
SNETE--Wc-iaru Hons corn l.d. Iargc first
quality Nv, weight, 6409b.c.; dead weight 71Ca
&C.; small size do, i've weight Gi006jc; dead
weight Ii<0-.c.. rImC State Hogs. live W Igh.
64016sc.; dead weight rCaS3c., stii-tsd, live .w;
3I0s59c.: dead weight GCa7tc, Now York State,
small size, prime for market retailing, 1.-Two weight
etc. dead weight etCs5ic. Stock, no sale.