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Fine Imported Brandies for Sale

Z HALF Pipes Jules Robini L Co IS Cognac Vintage,
q Pipes jules Robni Co.'S Cognac Vintage, ls4s.
a Alex Seignett's 1896.
10 "a g. 1856
l luncheon Scotch Whisky, very fine.
The above Invoice of Brdndies we will sell TO the
trade cheap on months time.
decl5-f HARRIS GORDON 4 co.
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VOhaccO and Cigars.

AYE have store $50 boxes Fine and Common
w Tobacco, embracing ali The favoTite brands 10
be found ia market
$40, 900 Cigars, various brands.
500 bales extra Smoking 1ubacco, which we will
ell at the very lowest cash prices.
CARTER, WIi>FOKn 4 CO.,
declO No. Market street
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By Express.

Just received a splendid assortment Of Mos
COW and Trico Beaver Over Coats, Dress,
Frock and Business Coats, Pants and Vests
in every variety, at ..
CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT & CO.'S,
decI4-tf No. IS Cedar street
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New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION

SUGAR-SoIne = 600 hhds. have been sold at about
Yesterdays prices. Fair 10 fully fair, 51Sfd5>sc.
2 tb.
[loIASsFs-Ss,es . 700 bbs at 2I@25c. for inferior
and fermentng, and 2eG265c. for prime and choice,
with 800 half bbls, mostly fermenting, at Sic. z
gallon.
bbs. including $50 superhne at 50 ia; 2shSt Louis
superhne at So 10, and 40 extra a SO q Dbl
WHEAT-We notice sales Of 9sl sacks mixed at
81 &c. aud $50 red at the price
CORN-The sales comprise 2,TS0 sacks, in several
lots at 75c and 275 white at 7SEDS0c. q busheL
IARD-Sales confined to $50 kegs at IL 1zc- 4 tb
WHIsKEY-Small lots of extra Rectifed have beeu
selling at 25c. z gallon.
CoFEEE--We notice sales OF only $50 bags at 1919
IL = and IL 5sc. q ID.
Atlanta Market.
ATLANTA, Dec 1S-Y Yesterday and TO day have beeu
cool aud pleasant; the sunshine seeming 10 enliven
everything, and inviting the ladies the open
10 promenade, return calls, do their shopping.
Business is fair.
The receipts Of cotton have been pretty good, and
farmers are ready sellers at prevailing rates Our
buyers operate freely. Prices range from lOG1ll
BACON is almost out of market.
FLOUR is worth from - rs q hundred for Super
fine to 81 IS for Family
WHEAT remains at 1895 cents with light receipts.
We have no change 10 report in CORN
mere mas been an advance ia OATS, winch are
worth GO cents from wagon, and rs cents, sacked
from store
Charleston Markets
CHARLESTON, Dec. Is p. M.-Cotton-The market
to-day is quiet but firm Sales 600 bales, at IL 10
ll5s cents. :
Mobile Markets.
MOBILE, Dec. l7.-Sales Of Cotton to-day 1000 bales
Is 500, and lie ceipts 81 500 against - 600 bales
last year. The increase at this port is 1880 and
the stock ll9,50O bales. Freight % Liverpool II
32a., and to Havre .. Sterling 7449S per cent
prem.
MOBILE, Dec 1s.-Sales Of Cotton to-day 800 bales.
MddImg rs cents.
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Chaneery Sale Of Slaves.

thanctry safe Oi cldtess
ny xiftus q . aecrre q els Chsnesry Cogrt a.
ID Nashriiie renaerct - Nuxe rfber Terra las,
u Ehs " kic-sd s4Fasss a A., F.srie, sIh
seii Lhs Clrt stLcs n A4s1y lie oA III <,
DAY TftE SgIh DAY va bt1tAbtiS, lass ky ~
NALgAblE SIAN -, CONSISTING ~ tss iLsca,
za1 5 ehi1re1,
f1Eks--A credit q IL aantAs uln be givca, hetss
sifh approves secsslsy all - Teaasfee tor tAe -
aasai ~ llae iz1Fch&ss mgasy.
J. II. AcDoNALn
aro1-twta Aen'r q = a4srsv, dcc't.
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First Gun for Christmas.

WE have just received $50 different patterns Of
w Pen and POcket Knives, made by Wostenholm,
and other celebrated Cutters, suitable for Christmas
presents aud v Eich viii sell at very low prices.
decls-u MACKENZIE 4 MINCffIN.
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Mislellane0ns.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

After several years experiment In the manufacture
OF GIN, fortunately succeeded in the year lS4s IN
making discovery in its manufacture, by which IL
was deprived Of its acid and inhammatoTy properties
and rendered perfectly pure. ..."..
Ny manufacture Is at Scheidam, Holland. Aner
several mouths reflection what title 90 give n, in
troduced il % the American public under the tide Of
Wolfes Scheidam Aromatic Schnapps."-
Schcdsm is the name Of the place IN Holland where
the Gin is manufactured .. aromatic derives
name from the Italian Juniper berry with which Is
favored and the word q Schnapps " Is the German
for drink-coguc, dram-Wolfc's SChcIdam aromatic
drink. No sooner had my Schnapps been introduced
10 the American public, and received with approba-
ton than the liquor mixers Of New York, Boston
and Philadelphia started in pursuit With their M Xed
and poisonous stud, under various names. In sever
al instances my labels have been perfectly imitat
ed with only the addition Of a few letters plead
technical avoidance OF the law. aud carefully pre-
pared 10 impose on careless purchasers. l under
stand large quantity has been purchased by the
merchants Of New Orleans on account Of the cheap
ness of the stuff Two Dollars per dozen for the
Quarts and one Dollar and Ten Cents dozen for the
Pints, being the wholesale price in New York. Il H.
nothing but American Whisky Favored with the on
Of Juniper and reduced thirty per cent below proof
A merchant who participates indirectly IA the fraud,
by selling the spurious article If much offend
er as the principal who planned the i'm position.
I hope every respectable citizen, who values the
health OF the community IN which he lives, Will aid
in ferretting out and exposing the INSCRIPTIONS
merchant who, for the sake of few cents, viii put
in Jeopardy the lives OF the community IN which he
hives. Such should be nailed 10 the pillory OF
public execrAtiOn.
UDOLPIIO WOLFE.
V.ra-.r No. = n b. Il3asHr
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Glover Seed.
Executors Notice.

4 Z BBTS. Pennsylvania Clover Seed, just receiv,
LED and for sale by
uecl5-tf HARRIS GORDON A. 90
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For Sale

4 HOUSE AND LOT in West Nashville, fronting
~ 100 feet on DemumbTane street, running back
lS6 feet with McNairy street to twelve feet alley
has IA comfortable frame House with five rooms, Cis
tern, Stable, and other out houses.
For terms apply to ANDREW EWING, f. r. GLAsCoCK
JNO. ". PENNINGTON. deCS-tf
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Coal Oil and Lamns.

TUST received from New York, small supply OF
ID the best quality Of COAL OIL We have a varied
nig Nstti IN. COMPARE
decis-tf MACKENZIE NINcHTN.
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NYagniNceMt Scheme
TO BE DRAWN
EACH SATURDAY IN JAyUART.
), $40 Prizes amounting to............. $500, 900
whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters 80 so.

pa-A Circular showing the plan Of the Lotteries
will be sent TO any one DESTROYS Of receiving II.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the fol-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-19
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
Correspondence ofhe Richmond Enquirer
yIy...-oy To, II IS

WASHINGTON, Jan. ~, 1858.
GEsrLEnEy May be excused Tor presenting
view which have taken of the difference between
the poe.ion Of Governor Wise and that OF Others VINO
insist that the people Of Kansas should rstify their
Constitution before they are compelled TO live under
il or be pubect to is provisions
i, increased interest shall one which certainly
maiority of mankind can fully appreciate.
This suggestion Of the Governor is not that the lie
compton Constitution sha bs rejected, but Is thar
il shall be received; and my mode of exempliiying II
is this gentleman appoints proxy 20 oer nS
hand n marriage, the lady accepts the offer out sdds
"a" have some fear that this proposal has been MADE
under pressure of family influence; when you sasfy
me that this ia his act, unntiuenced oy cCnsid-
erations for the qualification OF Others then ne may
consider his Wishes contaminated. But, ne says
how are you 10 he satisfied on this SUBJECT she
replies only necessary for bm to declare IL 10
inc in person" This, consider, Messrs. Editors 10
be fair illustration Of this case as regarding the pro
position of the Kansas Convention.
1t is no Intervention of Congress to accept tnls
Constitution in this way. aud is no rejection OF ,he
State as one of the confederation, TO say TO her ta
YOU are accepted, provided be your real desre an
ss no one can better determine that than yoursr, en-
leave it to you to say OF your"y whethsr L;n,
proxy has represented your true feelings ~ h 80
This proposition, much doubt as to tins iao' n"''s
been created rod ,;uo,
am compelled to add that although = = uau gwen
ulto the Administration policyyet upon tne preseu'a
lion of this view of the question by the Governor
Liter nv convection is that it ID the best mode OIL
danosiny of this subject, hbOS'ng TO dU us conse'
0uences.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
ny RITCHIE & DUNNAvANT.
TUEsDAY MORNING, JANUARY 10.
THE MORMONS.


The latest intelligence from Utah leads TO tho belief
that the Mormon rebels contemplate stampede to
the British possessions. And if it is 80, the United
States Government may be relieved Of the disagree
able necessity Of reducing them to subordnation to
the laws of the land by force of arms. The force al
ready dispatched for that purpose inadequate to the
task. And even with the new regiments recon.
mended, we should not be astonished IL the war
proves to be one OF severe losses the part Of the
Government as we'll as the Mormons, in the event Of
tue determination Of Brigham Young TO stand his
ground. That territory is represented to be full of
Businesses. The polygarous myrmidons count their
of fighting men. They said to be we'll
supplied with munitions of war and infuriated with
religious fanaticism. If they do remain and resist,
it is not TO be expected that they will afford
amusement and exercise for the aolders sent
against them, without the usual concomitsnts Of pitch
ed battles and sieges The cost of the war. too will
amount to an enormous sum. But the traitors must
be subdued, regardless Of consequences. The ex!s-
tence Of such lcentlous society is in ITSELF stigma
upon civilization, and an imputation upon free Go
vernment. But the evil was, nevertheless, beyond
the reach Of the Federal arm until overt acts of trea
coh
try it is well that those acts have been committed
Had Brigham Young conformed to the laws Of the
United States, he could nothsve been molested The
ine1plicabls bigotry and fanatcisn Of hiP and bis
people, seem to gain rather than lose voariss; and
in few years, the moral religious and poitioa con-
tagion might possibly have been so extended as to
present the rehfu picture OF an unequal but strong
conflict between the Christian churches and misera
BILE Sect desecrsng and defling the soil of freedom
1t may be, however, that this manifestation of a
disposition to emgrae, on the part Of Brigham
Young, is only a r7tse to persuade the government
that there is necessity for additional troops in the
territory. But let 1t be as il may, the regiments
recommended by the President shoald be raised by
Congress. The whole army Of the United States
would not be much more tEan enough for the emer
gency. defeat by the Mormous, OF the forces sent
out to subdue them, would reflect most ipjurousy
upon the military reputation of the government
We should, therefore, be prepared for the WORST
while we hope for the best. II the Mormons leave
the country it will be we'll for them, and well for the
government. II they determine to engage in war;
We should be prepared TO crush them as soon US pos
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-19
UTAH DECLARED IN A STATE OF REBEL

LION.
The st. Louis Republican brings US news from the
Utah expedition to the lst OF December, at which
time the troops were all safe in comfortable winter
uusrterp on Blacks Fork, mile and quarter above
Fort Bridger. heretofore stated. The only addi.
tions matters Of interest the subjoned letter of
Gov Cumming to Ex.Gov. Young, and also his pro.
camation on entering the Territory, and declaring
Utah in state of rebellion:
GREEN RIVER County, NEAR FORT BRIDGER,
UTAH TERRITORY, Nov. 2lst, 1857.
10 the People of Utah TerrRory
On the llth of June, 1857 the President appointed
me to preside over the Executive Department of this
Territory arrived at this point the 18th Of this
month, and shall probably be detained some time in
consequence Of the loss of animals during the recent
snow storms. will proceed at this point 10 make
the preliminary arrangements for the temporary or
ganization Of the Territorial government
Many reasonable acts Of violence having recently
been committed by lawless individuals supposed to
have been countenanced by the late executive, such
persons are in q stae of rebellion proceedings will
be instituted against them in court organized by
Chief Justice Eckels held in this county, which
will supercede the necessity of appointing a mil
iiary commission for the trial of such offenders
Ii is my duty to enforce unconditional obedience TO
the constitution, to the organic laws OF this Territory
and to all the other laws Of Congress applicable 10
YOU. To enable me to effect this object Will in
he event of resistance rely first upon posse co,aiI
tus OF the well-dsposed portion OF the inhabitants of
this Territory and will only resort toa military posse
in case of necessity. l trust tn, neceseily will
not occur.
come among you with no pr.Judces or enmities,
and by the exercise of just and firm admnstr traton
| hope to command your confidence. Freedom of
Coincidence and the use of your peculiar mode OF
serving God, sacred rights guaranteed by the Con.
.titutiou with which it is not the province of the
Government or the disposition of it's representatives
In this Territory to interfere.
In virtue of my authority as commander in.chef of
the militia of this Territory, hereby command all
armed parties Of individuals, by whomsoever organ.
zed to disbaud and return to their respective homes
The penalty Of dsobedience to this command will
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-19

OS SATURDAY Nimrod B. Dickinson, charged with
the murder of John c. Haley the Fair grounds last
autumn, was brought before Judge Meradith on a
writ of AoJeas corpus. Upon the representations Of
DR.. John Dove and other physcians that his con
,lnuance in the cell in The city gaol would be fatal to
his life Dickinaon was released from coniemeni, on
giving bail to the amount of S2o,0oO. We hear that
some Of his brothers stand as bail for Dickinson.
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GREEN RIVER CousIr, NEAR FoRr BR,boEk. J

Utah Territory, Nov. II. 1851.
TO Brigham Young. Er.G"rernor Of. IT, r.
On the lth OF july, 1857, wAs appointed by The
President IN be Governor of thIs Territory. Since
my arrival within the limits OF the Territory regret
Ia find that many acts o. violence have been com
United on the high ways in the destruction aud rob.
berry Of property belonging TO the United States
These acts, which indicate that the Territory ia in
state of rebellion, are ascribed, how truly do not
know, 10 yourself.
proclamation purporting TO have issued from
you, aud passes signed by your authority, found
upon the person oi Joseph Taylor, have been cub
mitted to my inspection. The matter contained in
these papers authorizes and commands violent and
reasonable ncts-acts tending TO the disruption of
the peace of the territory, and which subject their
actors 10 The penalties accorded 10 traitors II thess
papers referred to be hot authentic, trust you will
promptly disowu them.
herewith enclose copy Of my proclamation to
the people of Utah. You will oblige me by acknow
lodging theoec-pt Of this by the returning inessen
gers. ! am, sir very respectfully your ob't, Sc,
a. CUMMINGS,
Governor Utah Territory.
4 recent letter from Lenvsnworth gives news from
the army TO the Ith OF Decenber, at which time
from 81 to 200 cattle were diving daily.
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SUICIDE OF EX-PRESlDENT JONES, OF
TEXAS.-The suicide of Anson jones' ex-President
of Texas at New Orleans, has been noticed, but the
motives which prompted the act ars yet involved in
mystery. DR.. Jones had been appointment citizen Of
Texas since period anterior TO the revolution which
resulted in the Independence of that State. After
holding various offices of responsible character, be
was chosen President. He was afterwards an ardent
advocate Of the annexation ofTexss' to the United
States. Since Texas became one Of the States Of
mocrato party, second in inHusuos only to Houston
and Rusk. he W. recently candidate for the Uni.
ted States Senate, but yielded place to Gen. j. Pink
nsy Henderson.
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STATUE OF HENRY CLAY.

To the Editors Of Tie EHqvtrer'
Dear Sirs:-In an article which appeared in the
weekly Richmond Enquirer" Of the 18th Novem.
bsr, over the signature Of Virginia in relation to
Hart there are the following words: "But he has not
yet We believe, put ohse to marble in furhersnce of
that design" Ny object in writing to you s to In
form "yirginia" that this Is mistake inasmuch as
the ohissl has been put to the marble over Two
months. and the marble work is going on as fast as
possible. Will you be pleased 10 insert this In your
paper to correct erroneous impression this commu.
niostion may have prodoedi and with great respect,
remain, yours, ALr1AsDER GAIT.
FLORENCE, ITALY, Dec. 10th, 1857.
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We make room to day for several interesting and
important communications, which have been una
voidaby laid over account of the pressure on our
columns during the last few dsys.
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HANDSOME DIVIDEND.

We understand that the Farmers Bank OF Fincas
lie declared seml-annua dividend Of per cent?
aet on the st nst and that has paid to its stock
holders 10 per cent for the year 1857.
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BANK OF VIRGINIA January sth 1859.
We the undersgned Directors Of the Bank Of Virginia
DO hereby certify that have examined the foregoing
temeut Of the condition CT the Bank Of Virginia and
Branches, the existed the lst instant and
5heve the same TO be truly and correctly made up.
JAMES CASKlE,
ALFRED T. HARRIS,
THO. r. PRICE,
JOHN p BALLARD,
BENZ. r. DICKINSON
|cirI OF RICHMOND TO WIT
This day, Lawson Nunnay, Assistant Cashier of the
BANK OF Virginia, personally appeared before me, No.
ary Public In and for said City and ade oath that he
verify believes the foregoing statement be truly and
correctly made up.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of January. 1888
R. B. CRIEGAN, N. P.
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A TEMPTING OFFER.-N. Gaillardet, il p
letter from Paris says that there renewed agitation
amongst the savsns at Paris al the magnificent oher
The Emperor again makes TO Prof Agassiz, "' IN"
United States, TO induce him to Gil the chair mac
vacant by NJ. D'Orbigny. in the Museum au JntdLn
les Plantes." The offer is 100000 francs arc ss9
IN the Senate.
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e House then adjourned till Monday.
CONNECTICUT POLITICS

HARTFORD Jan. 1.-THE State Convention OF The
Union" party met here to-day. The following nomi
nations were made: For Governor, w. A. Buckng
nam for Li.utepant Governor, Julius Catlir; :"'
secretary of State John Boyd; for State Treasurer
Lucas j. Hendee; for State Comptroller, VIM. II
Buell.
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SENSIBLE.-A letter from Washington says 'hat
at recent Republican caucus it was resoived' upon
the advice of Gov Seward not to agtae the slavery
question, but attend to Legislation.
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TuE KANSAS SELECTION-SUCCESS OF THE
" PRO.SLAVERY PARTY.

sr. LOUIS, Jan. IA despatch dated Boonyll!e
Yesterday reports that the pro slavery party in Kan
sas has carried the ticket for State officers and Legs
s,ure at the election on the 18th inst II is stated that
Gov Denver placed troops at the disposal of the free
State men for the purpose OF preventing any invasion
that might be attempted Of the border counties.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-19

Ex.Mayor Fernando Wood, of New York, passed
Saturday in Richmond. He is now private citizen
and ia In fine health aud spirits
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LARGE CONTRACT.-It is stated that Mr.. Rus
rel, of Mo-. agent of Majors, Russel & Co, bas
closed contract with the War Department for the
transportation ofsupplies 10 Utah for $l,7oo,Ooo'
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snLec! the offenders to the punishment due to tra
tors A. CUMMING
Governor of Utah Territory
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On this 4h day of January. 1853 D. j. Hartsook, Cash.
Ter of the Bank of Howardsvie made oath before me-
Justice Of the Peace for the County OF Abemarle thai e
@ sass anS ha Ha s.uo.s se 10 e III transacted
Howardsville Virginia, the place of it. oesn9ph
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VIRoIKIA-BKRKELrr COUNTY, TO WIT:
Personally, appeared before me, the subscriber, No.
tary Public 10 and for the County aforesaid Burkhsrt
Cahier of tho Bank of Berkeley in Virginia. and mado
oath that the foregoing exhibit 10 statement Of the
condition of said Bank the 3s day Of December 1857
Given under my hand this 5ih day Of January, le5e
WIN. D. BURKHART, Notary Public.