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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-11

TIVE subscriber takss this msthod of Informing hs cid
eaatomrrs aad friends and the pabiie generally, that
he has removed bic Hardware esre om ne cid stand on
MaFket srset Ne 81 IN the large brsk buileng, Aiey
erected the soaih side ef Broad street. where he keep
eonsahty kAnd and NAL 10 ereef the various
enerAeed IL his ne Of basneas- He invites especia
tsntoa % his large assortment of CASTING HOLLOW
WARS, BRASS, Ac such Mantle and Coal Crates Wae-
Roxes, fog Moida etraa Cutters CrTn-Sheers Corn
Crushsrs, Mn csshsrs Baicpny Work and Iron Rencing
Cones MIA Tsa Kstfies Bras Kettles. Deg Irons cand
Sticks. and 81 aas enAlsss variety q eser AFsclss
gan19-u AFDRkW ANDERSON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-11
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
IN ORDERING TICKETS


Enclose the address the tickets ordered
receipt Of which hey will be forwarded BY first mall
Purchasers have tickets ending In figure they
designate
The list OF drawn numbers and prizes will be
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
80 Purchasers will please write their signatures PLAN
aud give their post Office, county and State.
~ Remember thateYery Prize is 'raWn, and Ayabein
full without deduction
az All Prizes Of 900 and under paid Immediately Afe
the drawingoher prizes the usual time Of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential
Prize Tickets cash ed othe: either
Office
Address Orders for Tickets Certificates to
s. SWAN co Atlanta, Ga,
S. SWAN co, Montgomery, Ala,
or, z. STEMSTIEN, Agent,
AprA Box No. 3. Nashville p. o.
tE list OF the numbers that drawn from the wheel
with the OF the prize that each is entitled to- will
be publish after drawing Ia the following papers,
New Orleans Delta Mobile Register Charleston Standard
Nashville Gazette, Atlanta InteigenceT New York Weekly
Day Book, aud Savannah Morning News.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-11

FNVHK Subscriber respectfully eitsaens e Nash
Fs and is yeinig that bs snos pFsDaref = acnam
ms1ahs sn the D4E hoarerTs that uil eai him. Hi
heuss . aeays epen - tAs hsEeing eenRoniws andi
kapns thnt he ienes aae ss4aetnsanees = IA give hin
I.ss-u Nv. wHrzExs1ok. Ass.i.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-11
THOSE AWFUL AND TERRIFIC
Gold Medal Pianos!

OO1u X1GUdl 4 1dl1US
sSTEINwAY a. SONS, Manufacturers,
O1 WALLER STREET, NEw YORK -
Or Received the following FIAsr Pans 3.
MkDALs In Competition with the best makers N ~
Of Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Bal-a
TwO FIRST PRIZE MEDALS at the Metropolitan Fair,
Washington, March, 1855.
GOLD MEDAL at the Crystal Palace. New York, No
venber 1Ss beins the only gold medal given for Pianos
within the last six years)
GOLD MEDAL at the Maryland Institute, Baltimore,
THE FIRsr PRIZE MEDAL at the Fair, Crystal Palace,
New York. November, 1850 Among the judges were the
arst Mascal Talent Of the Country, such NJ Mason
Gottsohak, wolenhaupt and many Others St. 4 Pr
amos, (wih and without The iron Framel are warranted
pack and shipped vita on charge. Prices moderate.
decis-iy-v
q. n. THURSTON has been appointed sole Agent
for the sale Of the Piano FOres for Nashville and Mid
die Tennessee some Of which now in in this city
He would respectfully refer to Mr. J. NJ. Bass, Mr.. W. H.
wmroS. and Mr.. J. P. W. BROws.
Mr. r. can be at 81 summer street, line adj
dresssa to Box Tvs POsoaos, Nashville, win receive Al
tsnron. MAY S-a
IaTaIrE FIsH.- 10 Abl.. White Fish, Just rsoevsd
w and for sale BY liebssl D. D. DlCkkH.
DAILROAD scRAPERs jus. received ssa Ssr
II sale BY fss9sl D. D. DicKkY
DAILROAD SPIKES tuss received and Cor sAle
N By tiso9sl D. d. DIckEf.
piTrsBUhG rsos 'a'' rs1Sivsd 1ss S,eEES 20 sale
nwIILs AND CROW HAIRS Ias, received
IL and for safe by lissasl D. DIcgEY.
COPPER BOrToMs jssa reserved ans Ior sals ~
u ffcbeSl D. D. DlckEX.
XITINpow SASH just received and for sais ~
w ffsb9sl D. d. DsCKEY.
ULL,s PATENT MACHINE Jssi recsissd
IL aaa Cor sale by ltsb1sl D. .. DfcKkY.
IN STORE.
O6A BsLs. Pskss MAGNOLIA Whisky
ZeJJ 100 = Dsanf
100 MeflvAiBh
loo oia Neno1gahela
B0s enifhss0h Ressrve aa
so Rosertsoa CoaRty
Aprsi s.issT. ssfI Ia. LOVE co
40 KxcUgR ron Rad sREAD--ass Prsssea 4
~ nsrTa Neast PeWasrss aad thei extra Eiouf, ana
sssl D g RuMsKY
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-11
MILLINERY GOODS.


NA w II E-M--Ss
GToULD respectfully inform the Ladies Of Nashville and
w vicinity that she has just returned from the East
with large and stock Of French Millinery Goods
all Of the newest styles and fashions selected by herself
Ny stock part consists of Ladies Fancy Bonnes all kinds
French Lace Bonnet Hair and ace Bonreis, Lace and
Tuscan Blond Bonnes Blond and Hair Engish So Straws,
Msses' and Chidrens Blond Flats LePhorn Flats Coburg
Flats Boys Hats Trimmed and Untrmmed OF all kinds.
RIBBONS.
beautiful assortment Of Bonnet Ribbons Of all kinds
such as French Grape Ribbons Velvet Rbbons Watered
Ribbons all kinds Sash and Belt Ribbons and Trimming
Ribbons Of all sorts.'
FLOWERS.
large lot of Bonnet Flowers OF all kinde sush Biac
Grape Fowers Second Mourning Flowers, Wreahs Roses
and TinseI Drops, IN great variety. --~
EMBROIDERIEs.
handsome assortment Of Embreideres for Ladies' such
as Lace and Worked Collars, Maltese Lace Collars
Chemizetts in Buge Lace Collars Jsconett and swiss
Flouncrg ard EdgDg, all kinds, Ladies Block and bite
Silk Ves Kid Gloves all eolors Pic Mic Gloves &C., and
other articles Of Ladies' too TO mention.
Now, Ladies' is your time to get handsome and fashion
Union the only place you get handsou and
fashionable bonnet Gail at No. 10 Cedar street. and you
will see that goods equal any in the city
sell you bonnets from SO 90 $40 co. in fact, cheaper
than any other store 1 the city.
Remember, my opening will be the 21st. All orders
for cleaning, altering and retmming shall be punctusy
attended to, and done in a superior style
N.B-Lades Hair and Straw Bonnets clesnsed and al
tered nil
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-30

TURNING A PENNY.-The New York Herald thus
describes financial operation by Republican mem
Der of Congress from New England; ,.s-i
1t may be deemed Jest, but it is only piain
fact, that some members anxious to turn an
honest penny that they will sell their seats on the
floor, when they happen to be well located, to other
members less fortunate in their selection but VINO
have cash Herewith to better themselves. member
from New England thus sold his seat last session 70
New York member for 800 and this session, belne
another New. York member for $50. Some might
argue that seat being in its nature more permanent
than q vote, the man who would sell the formel
might also have price for the latter. | make NJ
sutb charge, however but would like to be able tt
hone the member in question is a solitary instance
| his own model and eXemplar, e---..r---
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-30
NUMBER 2s3.
Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
THREE DAYS LATER IRON EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGo.
SETTLEMENT or The SWISS DIFFICULTIES
Hos11LIr1Es CONTINUE ar cANToN
RUSSIANS DEFEATED IN c1RCAss1a:
THE SHIP JAMES BUCHANAN wREcKKp
DEckxsvzs x1v CO IRON,
Ter THE SOUTHERN a,x.1

.'llE Ter SOUTHERN usEl - 9fAf se
NEW YoRK, Jan. 2s.-The Havre and Southampton
steamship Arago has arrived at this port, bringing
Liverpool dates Of Tuesday, the 18th inst. s.ii
Commercial Intelligence. ss:..
CoTToy.-The feeling Is quieter, and all qualities
have slightly declined. Different Liverpool circulars
quote the decline at . to 3-16d. and Id. = .5z.s-s
The sales for two days Saturday and Monday
amounted to $500 bales. =. -.
f. Manchester Markets
The last steamer news caused decline.
~ BREADsrUFFs.-The market is quiet Provisions
are generaiiy unchanged. y ~
s. The Money Market. s
\ Consols for money closed at 93s to to g3l.
.g 7f" General News 4.
Hostilties still continue at Canton. The American
ships are still engaged with the Chinese.
The Swiss question is definitely settled Prussia. ac
knowledging the independence Of Nenfchatel, and
Switzerland releases all the prisoners.
The Russians have met with disastrous defeat in
Circassia. @r2 - g
Loss Of the ship James Buchanan. ss
Il The ship james Buchanan, from New Orleans fo
Liverpool, has been wrecked of the Irish coast M
particulars are given. - ifsfs go sss s. 5ias's
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-30
ovrRAeEous1Y v1Rruous.-A Paris correspondent

OUTRAGEoUsLY vIRTUous-A Paris correspondent
of the Independence of Brussels writes as follows
The Council of State recently settled question
which had excited some interest. The Countess Du-
cayla well known for her relations with Louis XVIII,
bequeathed to the Count de Chambord her fine do.
main at St. Owen, on the condition of his erecting
there monument to her memory. The Count re-
fused the bequest, which consequently fell into the
hands of the city of Paris on the same conditions
The Municipal Council on the ground of morality
refused to accept these conditions and the Council Of
State has approved of that decision. The domain
will therefore return the natural heirs of the Coun
tess, amongst whom is Princess de Craon.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-30

A SCARED NEGRo-The Nashville Gazette tells the
following story of the recent negro excitement in
that vicinity;
few weeks ago. during the existence of the patrol
regulations an old negro was found secreted in a
piece of woods, few miles from town, evidently
faborng under great fear and trepidation. On being
asked why he there he said he was afraid to stay
at the house where he belonged, and which close
by. &c What are you aflaid Of was asked. Why
be said, b" Old Mistress had gone to bed with pis
to on one side of her and great big knife on the
other and he was afraid she'd rise ;"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-30

OLE BULL vs.. CowAN.-This case was tried in the
Supreme Court yesterday. Suit was brought by
plaintiff to recover the valne of diamond PIN The
defendant is said to be gentleman of landed property
in the interior of Pennsylvania ; and when Ole Bull
came to the United States with the intention of set
Ting he became acquainted with the defendant, and
loaned to him several diamond rings, snufboxes and
breastpin for some purposes which did not clearly
appear. The plaintiff, finding the defendant at the
Metropolitan Hotel made formal application for the
return of the pin, which at first was not complied
with but the present suit being brought and the de-
to the deputy sheriff The defence set up was, that
the diamond pin was given to Mrs. Cowan by Ole
Bull. The Court said verdict must pass for the
value of the pin, it was not returned before the
suit. The jury found verdict for the plaintiff fol
$500, IN. Y. Mirror.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-30

LOUISIANA INTELLIGENCE.-The Shreveport South
western, of the 2lst, says:
The river is falling slowly all its upper tributaries
being closed by ice. 1t commenced showing on Satur
day evening, but heavy northwest gale springing
up dispersed the Clouds and converted everything of
liquid nature into ice. The night was the coldest
we have ever experienced in Louisiana. On Sunday
morning the thermometer in our office stood at 40
degreess above zero, being eighteen degrees below
the freezing point, and ice in the ponds was thick
enough to bear the weight of the heaviest man
Large masses of ice floated down Red river during
Sunday and Monday. On the morning of the latter
day the Thermometer stood at 20 degrees This is {
species of northern principles we are decidedly
opposed to having engrafted upon the sunny south
l. The latest papers from Natchitoches, Mount Leba
non and Alexandria, announce cold weather o
unusual severity during the early part of last week
Red river was falling at the latter point on Saturday
last .-...,.., d.. .1, .,.-g=-z,U. %a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-30

A p1oUs LEa1sLArURE.-The Missouri Democrat
saws that the ceremony of inauguratng the Governor
Of that State delayed half an hour for the Waas OF
R;hls with which to administer the oath OF oilee.
Sayarol nersons were sent out to find copy and at
list one Of them succeeded in getting the required
volume at the pepitentiary' -.f
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-30
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER AMERICA At HALIFAX
Decline in Cotton and Breadstufis.


NEW YoRx, Jan. 29--The royal mail steamship
America, at Halifax, en- route for Bosf8n, brings
dates from Liverpool to the nth -four days later
7olfs4i Cotton Market 81 ~
The brokers' circular at Liverpool quotes Cotton I'D
and aquiet market. The sales of the week amounted
to $4,000 bales, with small demand for export or
speculation The sales on Friday amounted to G 900
bales, and on Saturday to 5oOo with better general
tone Fair Orleans, "a Mddling Orleans, ls-Isd.
Fair Mobiles, l3-16d.; Middlng Mobiles, 7's-1sd.;
Fair Uplands, ll-l6d. Middling Uplauds, Z 7-lSd.
New Orleans tres ordinaire at Havre, 109f. =
- a. .: Financial G- .s'= z = sS
Consols for money closed slightly more stringent
quoted at 93} to 93s.-ese 4'sstz,. a selT 5, =
Breadstutfs generally were quiet and dull whea
had declined from to Is, and Flour cd. Cor
! slightly cheaper. 9s1-' '@
The steamers mails are due in New York on Fl
1 day night. FsS rl8'' /" 4-' @''st -'.s17 y -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-30

the celebrated historian Herodotus that Histaus TIE
Nesian, being detained prisoner by Darius, and al
correspondence interdicted, he shaved mans head,
wrote dispatch upon it, and kept the man ont Of
then sent, and the person to whom it addressed,
upon shaving the messengers head, found the news
there inscribed IL l5ss VI sy7-es Il II
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-30

e'ns'"A''' on '''Si am VS. D. G. LowBER Agent,
az \ - Magazine street.
CAZERAC isR RANDIEs.-WE ARE SOLE
Agents city for this Ceiebratet bran anG keep
fs 46 AZ ST. 1855 1902 1885, l7s5 on New feEk terms and
praIss ia " Y VINE. LEvERICH 4 co. q Ola Lavss.
gap ETvT y,R AyDY-TaE ~UN DERsIGNEp, duly
f appointed Agent the old established house OF AK
B0uIN, MARETF CO. for the sale 81 tne b nes sssr
Brandy prepared orders for either at the low
at prices Cogna be shipped direct to any port in
the Union supply constantly on hand Samples can De seen
at the store OF /. ,,ro,ry ne rr,-,, stn,,.
NIL y 5. MOl.f[, % -oerp sLse..
rvrSuA1. .CV.NCE-THosE WISHING TO EN-
u gage in Iegate and profitable business cuisines ] readily
undersood lin fact trade) from which fortune could h
in almost any section country suitable for th
Farmer Mechanic Merchanthe cost trln
e very thing TO connect every store the en
country in order fiji leisure time profahly Very man
have ayaed themselves of the chance and are DONG we'll IN
osnnnty is still open For Particulars address with STAN
! eous nsa I'm '-.I.. New York City
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-30
LIHllH IH.H HH
- iS.sipwith's Landing
jevery THURSDAY,
Union Row, 53 Uafnndeies ST.
T. B. SMITH, No. 8 Tchonpitoulas st.

- 1856, 56,1s57-MENIPHIS AND NEW
lsalxAh, ORLEANS PACKET LlNF.-ln order ord s, to &C.
the packets hereofore IN The trade between the two cities
have organized company 70 TRI-W EEhLf LINE OF
PACKETS Memphis and New Orleans, under the name
and styl Of THE MEMPHIS AND NEW oELEANsPACREr
COMPANY. ,,--,-.n, -, ~,
The Boats comprising the Line all of the FIRST CLASS
in the West South for speed comfort and
Viii leave each place every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, At O'Clock ?. NJ. ...t.. 49,
ssrParticuar attention will be paid to way business.
PACKETS-
Nebraska. G. B. Church, master. ..'t
IngOmnr, L. McDonongh, master. -ar d
-WEDNEEDAY PACKETs-
JOAN SimOnds, j. w. Gosee, master.
H. H. w. Hill. Thos. H. Newell master
. FRIDAY PACKETs-
Ben Franklin, NJ. G. Aaders, master
Belfast, II. L. Church. master: 49,, -,
Shippers passengers rely the puncuay Of the
boats Of this Line =,
and with all the railroads aad boats for Nashville ST.
Louis, Louisville, etc.
p continuance patronage hitherto extended to the
of this Line is respectfully solicited Fer freight or pas
sage apply board.
sel9 6nl JOHN f. HYDE Il CO., 6s Poydras street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-30
1--WE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS

GOVERNMENT OF NIUARATUA LUAN
BY of the Supreme OF Nicaragua passed
on the 2Stl August last authorized Loan
$500 600 and domciated the city Of New Orleans
to be carried direction and agency OF the under
signed. - y,
This made payable in twenty years from the lss inst,
at the Bank Louisiana carrynsx cent per an
nun interest payable also at the Bank Of Louisiana
This also this decree One Million
holders ultimate e Scrip for which Land
we prepared to offer for sale Since the Government
has become permanent basis think those
securities offer capitalists and planters
They for sale reasonable terms We
wo invite parties who feel Interested in this enterprise o.
1900 NJ. PITCHER,
r4# S. F. SLATER,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-30
THE LAKE,

LAKE SHORE PACK f IT
lsunGS = STEAMER ARRONV-for the present in
place Of the Creole-For Ocean SPRINGS and inter.
steamer ARROW Lewis Nelson laster built expressly for this
trade with superior accommodations will leave the Potchar
traY Railroad on the arrival Lake of the follows:
FroI, New Orleans From Ocean Syringe.
TUESDAY MORNING, 10 AN. SUNDAY Et M NJ,
THURSDAY Y NOR MING, 9A.M WEDN NEsDAY EVENING.
SATURDAY EVENING, 4P. NJ friday MORNING.
R. GEDDEs. Agent, 10 Bank Place
New Orleans, January l6, 1885, 1aih
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-30

IS Il $:s
The oce Of the Institution viii be er hs recspti2a Of
psPos sy sSsrs roh to osSk from
Deposits Of One Dollar and upwards viii be received
res u hs po es pes q
s 81 1pon Of 'ae 1 and Real
Estate Of The eity Of New Orleans no. exceed
Ing s 80 ns gson dss ct ss
F PF ~ IF s
funds is be the DsaSsi.9rs
snolmsR =. rat. to
upo Viii s. St M ao
5.:s; & vs;sss. g. VI s.s:; zss:
Ss5s zjss
" u T tSsH3' sS5HE' sIiHEsn vic. President.
Of ss Act of Incorporation and Byassi ais can
DR. WHO HAS HAD FIVE WE'VE yEAEs Rs
"Si s T sss zss1
Bladder chronic 9d word AZ esns s d,ssss. ssm
q Of females Prolapsns E usr
Fsr Abus Anioerheea ETC ete and that class OF diseases
s.9fa III vho Hs1sss' are RiHasy s9 ssiS@as
obgate myself ali persons who have Rheumatism M Or
srG @ no oas sss ss a sa ss5Stss
Of in ySsss M asaS% eenp5nna II
In consequence the many humbng & in the
s. eS w a sst s Il SS
3 ohee upstairs Hours from j. j. Z loekWooD NJ D.
rIUNaN,s pEEJNATIC STEAM GRANT,
VI IATOR is seven plantations comprising ny
largest and smallest on some q when u s
over any other known application OF steam 70 ''e
renaire @ but pressure of 90 pounds of stea strike
2 It requires no additional for the boilers.
It's heating surface is equally distributed throughout he
bod! Of juice that and bard grained snsa s aae
direct additional boilers required where the sugar
boilers large and Gilma's BagaSse Furnace Tsea.on
pair cylinder boerso inches in diameter and 81 te
with Ginan Bagasse Furnace furnish steam to grind tn
and the Pneumatic Battery making 10 hhds suga
g. The Pneurac Battery Granuato put in operation
at to the planter than any other steam oh
terry application oil steam to making sugar IN pae OF
For further information pamphlet with full specification
who is now prepared make for the Battery, Evac
olarifers 70 be used ya HiFset exhaR ea
d4 81 Natchez street, New Orleans, La.
II M1tsN2Shls 4 So aid fRaRsE sRS
= NERI{II A NTs, No 35 Poydras street.
All business entrusted to receive taet personal
/, tention. and meet with prompt dispatch,
-REFERENcEs-
Nss.'S Pops, Ellison Co, No ~ P0ydras street;
" =, Banasi f51'S i Bsisis :: i ernviss
;, A Il, May Co, Il, "a - u
. Dr.,G.&. Garadine, Naehez, Miss. o. y
WnsKY-l 1bls 1asrp; Rsygs,s Ross SEs for sa;s9y G
: ia2l rs Tchouposas street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-30
Revolution in South America!

DETENTION OF THE F1L1BUsTERs ,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-30

BREWSTER q ZACHARIEi-oL;S,05o e NO So s FRoMI sIo.,i
respectively attention Nos 80 ont an
S6 Streets where prepared at all times TO urnsa
shortest notice, and most liberal terms Al xmas o.
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK, BRASS ,CASI-
INCS, BLACkSMITHING, etc, Each member OF the hrm
giving personal attention each we can oIer
superior inducements parties dealing with us
Our facilities furnishing the following work are not sur
pos COPPER TIN AND SHEET IRON PIPES;
CHIMNIES, BREECHINGS;
FIRE BEDS, ASH PANS;
FILTERERs JUICE BOXEsi
- CLARIFYING kETTLESf
a HEATERS, etc, etc. =!
Attached to establishment have general FURNISHING
Store where all articles requisite for PAS
TAIIOF AND HOUSE USE may be found
PUNPS.-Wortlngon's Safety Steht Pump = I. hase.s
Fire Pump Cast Iron Brass and Copper Force and Lift Pumps
STEAM GAUGES-ScAatfer's Vacuum ana Steam Gauge, q
new article showing highest point to which steam may have
been carried during Helrson,s Water Gauge.
TIN W A e.
Chatting Dishes Buckets;
Dish Buskets, Jelly and Cake Moulds
Cotiee and Tea Urns Soup Tureens - .,,,.
Pyramids, and other Ware, OF ali yaflsties!
Together and Sheet Iron Cook stoves Washing
amaudet and Caon Stoves Deck Stoves etc Forces IRE
der Magazines Bars Ratchet Drills Hose Brass
Cylinder Bbb Step and Coupling Cocks Gauge anu fofce
Pump Cocks Lanterns Lamps etc. OF az aesGftg5i0as'
| Nos IS Front and SO Fulton streets.
Sole Agents for Schaers Steam and Vacuum hear
sops Water Gauge s. p Kases Fire Ptmps and u '" Got
| TOMS Patent Piston Heads and crate Bars = aao y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-30

M # Il Carontelet St., corner Union
CHAMPAGNE AGENCY-MOET Il CHAMPIONS
" Frur Siliery, M de PerdrS Verzenay and Vim Impe-
rial. ,,.
Imperial. - ,,,, .,,
direct importation of the above named very
the attention of dealers in general STOCK
Away sen hand. Samples be seen at the office OF
NJ 1v ~ ---|E@l-.s S,aWOLEE; 95 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-30

CONFIRMATION OF THE ILLINOIS NEWS,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-30
FURTHER NEWS FROM NICARAGUA,

WALKERS DIFFICULTIES.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-30

xSS. FOR ANTWERP-THE Al FAST SAIL
Ah2N ing A1ndric ship Calender, Capt Patten, is
EEsNsAEEnow leading. For freight, apply 10
j. P. WHITNEY 4 c., IS Carondelet ST.
. For massage apply to the captain on board. jalT
q u A. HENDERSON ~ co., MAGAZINE ST,
cnrner of Nntchea sale the prices
schoice assortment GROCERIES, and inye the
Of nnrrbaser Their stock has carefully selected and
the articles needed for family fGE merchants
In he country BE- 90 ''-S .f'. ial9 ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-30

S@ wANTED-A SHIP OF ABOUT 300 BALES
sH capacity, carry OF timber and spls
ssssASasSS port in France. For terms. applyto
DIN j. ?. WHITNEY CO., 35 Caronte'et ST.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-30

sl-% s-5r.N- s. : r F. E'= 80
.-r.. -s
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-12-24
NEWSPAPERS.

Judge Longstreet, whose views on
all subjects are practical, and worth
treasuring up, lhos sets forth the
value of newspaper:
Small is the sum that is required
to patronize the newspaper, and most
amply remunerated is the patron
] care not how humble and unpreten-
dug The gazette which be takes, it
is next to impossible TO fill it fifty
two times a year without putting
into it something that is worth the
subscription Price. Every parent
whose son is off from home at
school should supply him with a pa
per. still remember what differ
.euce there was between those of my
schoolmates who had, and those who
had cot access to newspapers.---
Other things being equal, the first
were decidedly superior to tie last
10 debate and COMPOSITION at,least.--
The reason is plain: they have COM
mand Of more facts! Youth will
peruse IA newspaper with delight
wien they will read nothing else