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REMOVAL.
THOMPSON q CO..

THOMPSON & CO..
Removed TO No. SO, College street,
OUR very extended and constantly ssiD trade re-
~ quiTing than had at the old stand
for College Street. where will happy 10 see our
friends and customers We also take this say to
he puO mat We WIZ continue our very successful system Of
RAPID SALES AT A SMALL ADVANCE
ON COST,
and expect greatly future purchases we
VIII Of course be enabled 70 buy cheaper and consequently
sell cheaper than and customers will inaugurate
the new year BY prompt settlement Of the
Pa-sey may Ahle pate geaA thngs IN the idure IN the
Of noyeuesand bargains We hope therefore have
and ours. THOMPSON & co.
JAM SIT No. 50, College st.
GO0DYEAR's PREMIUM GUM GOODS.
IUSf received supply ofGoOdyears Patent Cum Goats,
COaks, and Lsggng proof against all kinds weather
dse2o J. II. McGILL.
BUCKSKIN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
WE'D this day small lot Of hest quality OF Buck
skin Shirts and DraWers and few Of cheaper style
WHITE AND OPERA KID GLOVES.
T SP received a handsome lot Of White and Light
des80 IN. MCGILL
TRUNKS AND VALICES-
I UST received supply ct best Sole Leather Trunks
q and Yaices and large lot Of cheap Styles all Tor
sale BY ldeclOI J. n. MCGILL.
n MESSING ROBES.-AfeW Robes, we'll Wadded,
II received and for sale BY J. Il. MCGlLL
I TNDERWEAR.-Ws have a supurb assert
Shaker Flannel, Shaker Knit
SegOVis, Lambs Wool
Red SGTOny ATnaFan
hsFinO, Cashmere,
Lined Silk, Canton Flannel
TWilsd Cotton, 40, all Of which We are selling ct
fair rates. Idec2Ol J. II. MCGILL.
TTNhAVELLINGS SHAWLS AND mUFFLEIES.
i handsome lot Of heavy Travelling ShaWs and NUT
tsrs received and for sale BY }. Il. MCGILL
CNHIRTS AND COLLAIS.-Just received another
- invoice OF best style Of Shirts and Collars
prices [dec2Ol j. h. MCGIIL
OOLORED SHIRTS small lot Of coored shirts
~ dns style, and good supply Of cheap ones.
deo2O J. H. MCGILI.
NECK TIES AND STOCKS-Just received every
~ variety Of Cravats, Ties and Stocks
deco J. Il. McGILL,
Ladies and Gentlemsn's
Furnishing Store corner Of Square and College street
TURNPIKE STOCK WANTED.
HAVE some valuable Real Estate which I will sell
the most liberal t0rms One-half IN Stock IN the
Lebanon, NOlensvile, Charlotte Pixies, which will
take o. " liberal valuation. Apply 70
decll -I0d X. w. BROWN, a 4 Cherry st.
o. uAVINu AS~UCIA TED WITH NE N sly
- Juriuess NJ ". 90. IIsoHIN our hru . how
below. JAS b. LhAlGtEAD.
Nashville, May ], Is56.
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A CARD.
7 AN manufacturing daily at my Eclipse Stove FOun
L dry in this city, good assortment Of STOVES AND
HOLLOW WARE, viz: Ovens Pots, Skillsts and LIDS
Sad Irons and Androns o. derentpa tsrs for the whole
sale and retail trade, at small profits.
Also Tin, Copper aud Sheet Iron Ware OF the best quail
ty, at low figures few hus chamber setts Of Britannia
Ware and No Iiefrgerators band and for sale low
Particular attention paid to Roofing and Gutering with
TIN Copper.
E45- Old Copper, Pewter Brass and Scrap Iron taken
in exchange for nv Manufactured q P. DORRLS
augl-6m No. College st., near Church st.
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For TIE HOLIDAYS I
Fresh Arrivals,

EEeSu &AEE4Va4SS
OF GROCERIES, AND LIQUORS.
| lou 500 Loaf and Crashed and Powdered Sugar;
$50 boxes Havana Sugar; 2plpes Holland Gin
500 bags choice Baltimore 100 bbs new choice hoasses
Coffee 1860 sacks hn8 salt;
50 do Java CoEsoi $50 CASKS beet English Soda;
500 boxes, halves and quastsrs.5o boxes bar Soaps
900 do ViTgiaia TobaooOiI0o dozen piiaod BusEs,.,
finest brands; 3 casks Nader;
10000 Cssrs all grades Quart and 200 boxes
1000 bags Shot, assorted Pint FasEs;
1000 lbs bar Lead 500 Demiiahns. ass0rted:
$4,000 G. D. Caps; % serOons best IndiEoi
- coils C0uOn Hope; 5casks suIphur;
50 bales Spanish Moss 20 barrels CruskerB;
50 Tubs, so casks London Porter
5 casks Ssguett Brandy; 200 nests d arket Baskets
2S casks Indian cay sweet5O0 barrels WHISKY, all gdas
Wines 90 do Brandy, Gin, aHd Kan
Eey Of Groceries, receiving aud will be uOld low
trade BY [decI5I h. LANIER, PHILLIPS 8 GO.
GUGAR-7I hhls Pair, Prime and Choice New sugar, 90
~ bbs Powdered, In store and io- sale By
CoFFEE-a1s Bags Pair and Prime RIO coffee 10 siolo sad
STAR CaSbLEs-IOo Borss wori s Cos slaI Candies
- in store and for sale by W. n. GORDON co.
SOAP-30o Boxes Prescuu Extra Family soap 10 1ofs aHd
TKTHiSEY32Oo bbs Rselsiord and bourbon Whisky, IN
w store and for sale By Idsc25l VIII GORDON 90.
TOR RENT.-The Rutledgs property for rons ne
des cling year. Npf' LINDsLEY & CROCKETT
NOR RENT.-Tbs three story House College street,
i al present occupied by James Hamon 10 for
"t Gee5i I'' ''''- - -, LIN6sLEY Z tRoCKErT.
NOR SALE OR RENT.-That dssirabls Residence
II the Franklin Turnpike, belonging John Reid 10 Of
fered for sale reasonable terms. Inc house h an
and has ground attached heEs-
II will be rented good ensuing year
Apply 10 ldeeiBI LISDsLEY CROCKkTT.
CHIN ESE SUGAR CANE SEED.
FINE article o. this Seed, mssd By Col X Peters Of
dse3-dIm. sEYM0UR, TANNING & &c.
G5TBAMBOAT5IW WIN act Agent for saea Boats GAY
iayo' me with their ou'in9 rs W RUSSELL An,
once al r. L. WsakIsy Of Broad and Front
READ This AND READ 1T QUICK.
I WANT 70 Hire the year 50 able bodied men,.
d sSs 20 iron ''''- KEEs W PoRTKR
TTVDRAULIC GEM ENTs-I50 barrels received
deeis MsCkEA & TERRAss.
DICE iisToss FrsIh Rice, received his asy By
DICKELs, &c.--75 cases assorted PickslE; 50 ease
Brandy Peaches % eases Brandy CHIMES; On
diEu cask Nader bags Pepper % bags Gngori Is
bags Spice received BY steamers Humboldt and Cambn1ga
decl9 McCREA q TkkaAss.
TO FARMERS,
I IN CINCINNATI Steel Pioughs, Nos ., 2 and 5.
L ~ These are The best PlOughs sold IL MS m4r5st
deel2 McCREA & TERkAss
DAETimORE OVsTERS.-lOo dozen Baltimore
doci2 McCREA d TERRAss.
NOTICE
G.. DARDEN, alone authorised 10 use the name o.
said arm. tnoy25l DAkDEh, IOhNEh q u
OUR present prices for Common C1Rdy = sls per ~
VESSEL A THOMSON,
GEORGE GREiG,
LONGHUGSI & CO,
.f2s-tf ]. G. g. G. kObEkTsOA
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BANDUsIA SEMINARY.

THE undersigned, late Prof. Of Languages
4 In the Nashville University, having sold ElEL-A
his farm on the Middle franklin Turnpike, 3f45[A
Is about 10 remove the place he has pur-
chased on the Gallatin Turnpike, y miles ESi-==E1
from the Nashville Bridge. The next Sss- NJ ~
sion Of his Seminary, will therefore be open ~aE[g
ed there on MONDAY, 2nd Of FEBRUARY,
1887, and continue 10 the let Of JULY. For "a
health and morals better neighbOrhoOd cFr-bNo
nowhere be found.
All the bran.hss constituting thorough English Classical
and Mathematical Education will be diligently taught, and
such course OF Intellectual Discipline pursued will be
best calculated 70 develop hamOniOusy all the faculties Of
the mind. Strict parental attention will be paid the
ais, manners, habits and health OF pupils additional
Boarding Pupils can be received Day Scholars also
respectfully solicited. TERHs-For the former 500 per
sion Of months payable in advance for the latter S25
ianl 557-d2W NATH CROSS.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
HENRY WIKOFFs NEW BOOK.
LITTLE DORRIT.
w. T. Berry & Co.
HAVE ALsOIUBF RECEIVED,

AndersOn's Lake Ngami.
Lake Ngami Or Explorations and Discoveries url1g -Four
Years Wanderngs in The wilds OF Southwestern Africa.
By CHARLES JoHN AEDERsoS. VITA numerous HlusiEa-
Ons representing Sporting Adventures, Subjects d Nat
uraI History Devices for Destroying Wild Animals, &c
Emo. Muslin.
Harper's School History.
Narrative Of the General Course Of History, from the
lest Periods the Establishment Of the American COnst-
tuon Prepared with questions for The Of Sohoes and
Illustrated with $50 Maps and Eugrsvings I2mO Musla
sI,25.
Beaumarchais and his Times.
Sketches Of French Society in the Eighteenth Csninr from
unpublished Documents. By LOUIS LoHEuE. Tnns-
lated By HENRE s. EDWARDS. I2mO. Muslin.
Magoon's Westward Empire.
Westward Empire; or, the Great Drama Of Human Pro
gross. By Rsv. L. MAoOoS, D. D l2nO. Muslin,
A Child's History Of Rome.
By JOIN BoNSEH. Uniform with "a Chld's HistOry OF
the United states" BY the Author. V3ls l5no.
Masiin.
American POulterer's Companion.
Practical Treatise the Breeding Bearing and Gsus-
raj Management Of various Species Of Domestic POuny.
Illustrated with Portraits Of Fowls mostly taken from Life,
Poultry Houses Coops Nests, Feeding Hoppsrs, &C. &C.
new Edition enlarged and improved. By C.N BENEST.
With 20 Illustrations Wood and Stone Square sVO-
Muslin.
Rome, Christian and Papal.
Sketches Of its Religious Monuments and Ecclesiastical
Hierarchy with Notices Jssu and the Inquisition
By sANCrIs D. D. formerly Curis Ofths Magdsenss
Professor Theology the Roman University aHs DUAL
iaeaOr at the InquIston. I2mo. Maslin-
Learning about Common Things;
Or Familiar Instructions for Children In respect to he
objects around them, that Attract their Attention, and
awaken their Curiosity the earliest Years Of Life. b.
J,eoB AHBorr. illustrated with TO EnaraYlnga Small
ITO Muslin
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DANCING ACADFMY

THE next session OF MONS J. A. PINGUELY'S Dancing
Academy, will commence Friday, the % Of January,
1857, al O'Clock, p. NJ. Terms as usual.
Thankful for past VOrs, Mons P, respectfully BOlies
continuance Of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed up
o him.
dec3l-3t J. A. PINGUELY.
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Nicaragua.

Ii persons DESTROYS Of ENGRAVING Nicaragua on the
"A Steamship Texas which sails from New Orleans on
26th inst, will address
l.. NORVELL WALKER, Agent
Nashville. Tennessee.
IERHs-Each emigTant pays his expenses New Or
leans passage from New Orleans Nicaragua FREE Two
hundred and fifty Of land and $50 per month paid 10
each emgsan Each emigrHnt required In The
country twelve months unless discharged from his
obligations. ianI '57-d2g
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STEWART & OWEN,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware
NO. IA MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
HAVING returned TO old stand from which
driven by fire. prepared 70 attend TO all our
old customers and as many new ones as will favor with
call Our house has been rebuilt upon improved plan,
afording US extended lae iii Our, our
capacous and extensive and adequate every
STORE ROOMS
are large and especially adapted to our purpose we have
in store, and constantly receiving ample supplies Of
STOVES, WAKES AND CRATES,
Plain and Enameled MARBLEIzED Iron MAETLEs and GAR
DIN statues and in short, everything usually kept in SINH
our assortment Of Stoves challenges petition eompri-
sing every ST. 10 and variety, W e have the
WROUGHT IRON COOKING STOVE,
We anufacurs for the trade and for retail and order
all kinds of Tin and Sheet Iron Ware keep constantly
We invite tie a tention of alto our establishment, Pledg.
ing ourselves To- give entire satisfaction,
STEWART OWN,
jsn2, Sly No. a. MARKET ST.
A CARD.
THE partnership Of W. IL +. H. GREENFIELD & CO.,
having expired by Imitation we hive th day sold
interests the entire stock Of Furniture, Carpeng Pianos,
&c, to THOMAS Il. GREENFIELD and JOHN PATTER'
SON whom we take pleasure In recommending TO our old
customers and doubt not they will give general satisfaction
W. GREENFIELD,
iau2 81 A A. FREEMAN
All those indebted 10 W. d T. II. Greenfield & Coz in
yited 10 cali at their old stand and settle.
NEW FIRM.
T.. Il. GREENFIELD. john FATTEEsoS.
Greenfield & Patterson.
HAVING purchased the entire Stock OF Furniture, Car
II Detng, oil Cloth, Pianos, &C. Of W. & T. Green
field Co and having also united the stock John PatlsT-
son, with purchase, have the extensive
assortment Of everything our line offered 10 The c
OF Nashville and respectfully solicit continuance OF
the faVOTs 50 literally bestowed by friends. H will be
our aim TO rendeFthe utmost satisfaction all who may be
pleased to call on
FORWARDED BY
GLOVER IL CO.'S CITY EXPRESS.
OFFICE, NO. -. SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
GLOVER'S
GENERAL PURCHASING AGENCY.
NO, 70, SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
Nashville, Tennessee,
ORDERS small or large accompanied with the cash, for
~ articles OF description from finger ring bat
shawl, up complete Stock Of Goods Groceries, DFugs,
COnieciOHaTes Steam Engine, carefully and promptly
attended and forwarded Instructed Commission charge
REFERENCES.
Gen S K Anderson, Hon A Ewing, Col Y K Stevenson,
Msssrs. Morgan q Co. II & W Eakin 81 &c Al Duncan &
Co, Nashville w d Spence, MurfreesbOrO Col MaTbTy
Harrison, Nc hiunvie Lem TruusdaIs, Memphis; Col
McAdOO, Knoxville: SeagO abbott and W Wallace,
Atlanta, Ga.
jan2 '57-Ir GLOVER s co.
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HOWARD Female INSTITUTE,
TRANsBON'TANIA AtCADEMY, GALA

ERAhSmOhIAhlA ACADEMY, GALA
TIN, q ENN ESSEE.
FTNHE next Session Of this Institution will commence on
MONDAY, January @TH 1857, and continue ve mon
Inc course O instruction thorough, and the time
emlnenty PRACTICAL and embraces the various branches
English, Mathematical and Classical Education.
The Academy buildings lately enlarged by the
addition OttWO eOmmOdOus halls and the President
now the qualification that he will be assisted
BY Mr. C. r.. BARTEAU, Of the Ohio Wesleyan Institute " hO
comes highly recommended Teacher csDabity and
experience.
For Circulars containing TERMS &c. other Information
address DR. ". W. LAMRDIN, President, or
e.. S, GRAY Secretary
oacJL-12aMaW. OF The Ae.Iamk. lrlLIaIIn- Tam
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EnR LnIIISVIII

FOR LOUISVILLE.
THE superior freight and passenger steam SaraDnk
Il eT DlAMOND, HOlCrOft, Master with G. IE -SaatA
T. ReedeT PrlsidiB at the desk, departs this 4A4E
day, Friday the 2d inst. above, at 4 O'CLOCK,
P. N. For freight and passage apply on board TO
X. II. HARRISON, and
fnu2 SIT Il. r. YEATM AN, Ag'ts.
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THE splendid passenger steamer $1,000
L DANIEL BOONE, in connection with the lh-ls-srI
steamer AIeOna. will leave for Memphis ea1Astti
"WEDNESDAY, the 3lst, at y O'Clock, N 70, and -
continue this trsde all season, leaving Nashville every
Wednesday and Memphis every Saturday For passage,
Eaving unsurpassed accommodation, apply 10
dec3l-u A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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FOR sALE On RENT
PLANTERS BANK OF TENNESSEE.

A COMFORTABLE dwelling house, on Summer street,
n SOuth Nashville DR.. c. X Wnston's: containing
six good exclusive Of Kitchen room and
smoke house, also stable and carriage house Apply to
dec3l-tf BRANSFORD, MCVHIRTEK & CO.
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THE FUNERAL UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT OF
J. W M'COMBS, is removed TO Church Street, opposite
old stand the house recently built BY DR. YOun
where ready, usual 10 give our attention when
called on. J. W. M'COMBS.
jena SIT BY ". CORNELIUB
FOR RENT.
GOOD brick dwelling house with large garden, near
n the Military institute Apply to
ian2 'J7-tf n. D. ELLIS.
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For Rent,

WE will rent lease the second story room over our
W Drug Store. iiiI
It's well adapted or Dental Rooms or Portrait Pain l
ters and will make good offices for Physicians Lawyers
deC3O-dlW STRETCH & PECK
EynTB p IN nj
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BorHEnryo1 THE GoyEnsonlSince G

BoTHERINs THE GovERsoR@Since Gov
Walker put himself in his ridiculous ,atti-
tude before Lawrence, tie wags Of the terri
tory take every opportunity to exasperate
'hifp. He was at GAINESVILLE lately, and .
horse belonging TO one of his body guard OF
dragoons-for he marches about.in the style
of an Eastern Nab--dobied on tue road. The
boys Of the settlement got up long petition
to The Governor, - siillfully prepared that
itswas impossible to discover its object till
near the close.---Tie; Governor received the
petition with condescension and dignity,
read on, till finding it set forth that Gov
ernmeut horse had been defuuct: that the
sun was uncommonly hot these days. that
heat had the effect Of decomposing dead
bodies; that carcasses. in that condition
emitted aneffluvia obnoxiousto the sense OF
smelling aud unfavorabl to health; that
many desired to drag away the hotse. but
finding nothing in the organic act asthor-
izing them to do 80, and having obtsinsdsso
charter from the territorial legislature, or
even the Topeka general assembly for that
purpose, they wished to knew from his excel
lency, whether they would be justified in
assnming che responsibility ofremo yinS the
nuisance themselyesl Thiscapital satire on
his Lawrence movement, IL is said, made the
little man swear excessively.
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i" ~"
d. QUALIYIcATIoS OF VoTERs IN KANSAS
The different parties in Kansas seem to have
different opinions in regard 70 what consti-
tntes voter in that Territory. Judge Cato
has been applied, to for an opinion on the
subject. He is Of opinion that no person can
vote unless he has paid poll tax. -
This is contrary TO the views of other par
tiesIn the Territory. The Leeompton Dem
ocrat. considered Gov. Walkers organ. II ont
in lengthy article in which. it takes, ,issue
with Judge Cato. and con tends that the lsw
making the payment OF tax qualification
for voting was repealed by the last Lceisla-
ture. The law passed by the last Legislature
on this subject Is in these words: t'is
:" Every bona fde inhabitant Of the Terrir
tory Of Kansas, being a citizen of the UniSod
States. and whoshall have resided ak months
j1. said Territory before the next general e,ec-
ton for members OF the Council and House
ofTRepresentatives. and no other person-,cbnt-
eper. shall. be entitled to vote at any general
elections hereafter TO be held,n with pravfi-
so not to affect the aetealling the con yention
passed the same session.
= As the Governor has repeatedly expressed
himself in favor of-this law. is presumed
that the election will be held in accordance
with it. and no person permitted TO vote an
less he has been six months resident.
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CANAL Across THE IsTHuUs AT PANAMA.
-Colonel Totten, the Superintendent of the
Panama Railroad, II is said, has set on foot
a project for cutting the much talked Of
.'Ship Canar across the Isthmns. He has
located the route, making use Of the Chaeres
River "a far MP a. Crucis, and then cutting
aud locking across, to come ont In Panasns,
Bat-~ He has estimated that the greatessele-
walton 70 be overcome Is two hundred feet
above the level Of the Atlantic and Aare-
suit OF his calculation, as to cost, is less than
=. that Of any other route proposed. lie. has
induced the Navy DEPARTMENT to ottier IN
party Of officers from the Wabash, 10 make
- preliminary survey Of the proposed roHto,
I'D reporon pon ~ ~ o1ceyF m = -
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Failed.

49, CINcINNATI, Sept. I'm.
The Citizens Bank Jailed to-day; caused
some excitement. Money market stringent
Exchange on East 2@2A per ceat. Prem.'B,
8 Dispatches to the Chamber Of Commerce
from New York to-day, announce the failure
of sBayer d Treadwell, liquor importers, aud
W. F. Hicks & Co., and WI. Bell d. Co..
bankers. Private letters notice the failure. OF
Hudson, Robertson & Pullman, y Wholesale
dry goods house, with liabilities Of 81 100 900
Nj Bell & Co., bankers. had recently re
moved from GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin,, to n. n.
and were extensively connected with Wis
cousin bankers and merchants.
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.B-Mr. Coiburn, of the firm Of All. Col
burn & Co.; has invented q spring mattress
which viii when offered to the public become
very popular The Improvement -copsists,in
being able to lift the mattress nom the
springs for the purpose Of airing Or cleans
ing it. The springs are firmly braced To-
sether and the body of the mattressis At
.taehed to them by hooks. Mr.. Colburn has
applied for 2, patent, and will in a few weeks
be engaged in the manufacture of this i'm
proved mattress, One Of these new. fashien-
ed mattresseslis now at Mr.. Colburn's ware
room, where it can beexamined. "a as
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The PADucAu PACKET, j. II. Done, left
yesterday witha fine trip. 5 She had $50 bbls.
OF flour, 8 hhds. of tobacco, SO bbls. of eggs.
o6. sacks. of bran, $4,000 laths.i 90 bagssef
Timothy seed, between two and three hun
dred sacks OF. oats, with a large lot of groce-
ries for way points, and several lots for towns
on the Tennessee river. She had a number
of passengers, most of them bound to New
Orleans and Memphis. Capt. Heron and
Mr. List feel encouraged, and are certain
that the trade'carf be made profitable. All
along the route they have received the most
cheering assurances of support. We may
look upon the Paducah packet as fixed fact.
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.tE-Thc receipts OF the Cincinnati cham
Der Of commerce for the year ending Sept.
sth. were s5,74s i3. The expenditures for
the same year. <6.5l1 90. Included in the
expenses was 81 ,522 90 for telegraph reports.
during the YEAR and th;rty'onc Seclined ned"
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: JBaltimore Market.


NJ, 4 = - Ne" iosk, oePs' ts--rsN'
MrsAndrew Jacksou.s IT,, has been bro't
to the city for the parpose Of pressntine tho
and has refused to do 30. His course is
prompted by the earnest protests entered
against the selection By . number ct tho y Z.
Y. VOLUNTEERS. He will return home to-
morrow. y ~
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: = Cotton steady, 800 bales sold. Flour firm ;
$500 bbls. sold. Wheat firm, 20 900 bushels
sold ut 81, 25@l 40 for white and 81 23(Gl 30
for red. Corn excited; 81 900 bus. sold at "A
6e75e; Whisky y higher; Lard heavy; Ba-i
con firm and scarce at 14@l5c,, Oils firm; ;
Sugar heavy at 69s "a for Muscavado; Stocks
continue dill. 10y
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NV 1oRY, Sept.14-P
The failure of the following firms reported
to-day. -
Wesley sSsr Kalowshi;7 bfolsess Swords.
Walters q Co, hardware MERCHANTS, and Nes-
NTH d Co, dry goods dealers. = Il tt
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sSA correspondent of, the South Caro-
linian, writing from London, in speaking of
Mr.. Summer, who Is now in England, says:s
sit gives, me real pleasure to know
that Mr. Dallas repudiates him utterly. II
assert this of my own knowledge" ~
Undoubtedly Mr.. Summer feels very badly!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-15

The HvnBus or RoYALrr.-WhileE Eng
lands Indian empire is in revolty and u war
il pending with China, the late commander
of the forces IN, the Crimea, Sir VIM. Cod
Tington, has been assigned to the command
of-the Prince Of Wales, who is. makinga
tour i'm the Rhenish provinces.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-15

~ TUE VALUE OF HooPs.7-Let hoops be no
more condemned. On Monday. Mrs. EIiza-
beth Taylor, who, had recently separated
from her husband. on account Of her troublcs
jumped from ferry boat, plying between
,Philadelphia and Camden, with the inten-
ton OF drowning herself. But she wouldn't
sink2there she sat upon the water graceful
as . swan,i owing to that institution, the
hoop, until she wasrescued. Wee Ia A0eps.