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vi arkets.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 2.-Cotton sales to-
day $500 bales, advanced / in consequence
of reduced receipts, ll4@II1. Flour has an
advancing tendency. Oats buOyant 6S. Pork
firm SIS so. Exchange on London 62O174.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 3,-COtton sales to-
day $4,000 bales, 1l4G91l1; Sales of the
week &c, 900 bales. against 66.50O bales last
year; Exports for the week Al 600 bales,
against SO 600 bales last year: Total exports
$4,000 bales; Receipts at this port ahead of
last year 203. 400 bales; Receipts at all Sou
thern ports ahead o: last year $4,000 bales.
Stock at New Orleans 3l5, 900 bales. Sugar
6. Molasses 20. Flour So 90. Lard in
tierces held at IL. Hay, Eastern Is, New
York 164. Coffee firm, liz, Sales of the
week $4,000 bags; Imports 10 900 bags; stock
at New Orleans 1850 bags. against 10000
bags last year. Exchange, New York, sight
discount: Sterling 81.
New York, Dec. 2.-Evening-Cotton has
declining tendency; sales to-day 1000 bales
Whisky 241. r-f
CINCINNATI, Dec. 8. Evening Whisky, 22i
C9223; Hogs dull end unsettled r. ceipts Of
the season 100000. Mess Pork. IL 00@l7
So Lard firm, lI49llc. Flour unchanged.
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SIIERIFF,S SALE.

by virtue Of a vendtoni exponas 10 me directed, ,
IL and delivered ir0m the sHonurabe Circuit Court
OF davidson CO., Tenn, az its September Term, 1865
viii expose 90 publie sale, IN the highest bidder for
cash the Courthouse yard gate the city Nash
Vile, on SATURDAY, HE sfH DAY or JASUA-
RY, ls59, all the right ute, claim, interest es-
tate which Thomas q. AcEwin, Admir-, then had, or
may have sinca acquired IN and 10 the following de
SCI bed property ta-wit; One Brick House and Ios Of
Ground, on Vine street. in the city OF Nashville, Da-
wilson county Stats Of Tenncssee, fronting about 90
t5 feet said Vine street, ans running back is0
feet To alley. said House and Lot n the South
side OF Church street, being levied the preper
rfy of 1hos. II. hcEwen, dec d., 20 satisfy Judg-
nent rendered In favor OF Briggs AOrtoa-
JAS. Nj. HINTON, sheriff % davidson CO.
povae-td By X. BsAscH, Dapasy sheriff.
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wishhiiss 70 contins our business a. near as
possible to the CASH SYSTEM, we have deter
mined hereafter to collect our subscriptions,
within the city, QUARTERLY To carry this
determination into effect. we have placed our
whole city list in the hands of MI. WILLIAM
GILL, who viii make the collections, and also
attend to. the delivery Of the Papers, and see
that subscribers are served punctually. We
hope this arrangement will be satisfactory to
all parties. Those whomay desire to save them
selves the necessity of making four payments
during the year, can, if they prefer it, pay In
advance for the whole year.
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. Mr.. Douglas ar
rived here this evening at 8 O'Clock. The
Hospitalities of the City were extended to
him, and hundred guns fired. Mayor
Stith and the Aldermen received and escor-
ted him to the ST. Charles Hotel, where an
immense crowd assembled and called him out
He made brief speech, which was received
with great enthusiasm. II ~S
Douglas was welcomed by all parties. He
will address the citizens on Monday. The
True Delta dominates him for the Presidency.
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Es- The Marsh Juveniles give an enter
taininent this evening at past two O'Clock
for the convenience of schools and families.
The operate drama of Cinderella will be per-
formed. To night their engagement closes
with the draR of Alalin; or the wonderful
Lamp and the farce of Loan Of Lover.
This is the last opportunity our citiz"ns will
have of witnessing the performances OF this
troupe-and those who desire to do SO will
avail themselves of it.
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STEAMER PRoDABLY LoST.-The steamship
Indian Empire, of the New York and Galway
line left New York on the 23rd, and Halifax
on the 10Th of October, had not been heard
from up to the goth ult., when the Europa left
Liverpool 1t is supposed tue Indian Empire
is lost. She had cighty-onc passengers. and
crew of eighty-six men, besides the captain
and nine officers.
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2.-The river is rising half
an inch per hour.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 3.-The river is rising
slowly with thirty-four inches of water on the
falls
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 3.-The river is rising
with 81 feet water in the canal. N
PITTsBURG, Dec. 3.-There are 81 feet water
in the canal. River falling.
CINCINNATI. Dec. 3.-nOon-The river has
risin feet in the last "a hours.
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Notice 90 Stockholders OF Nashville
and Chattanooga R. n. Go.

y election II nfteen Directors 10 manage the
n Affairs OF the Company IN be held al Aarfrees
boTo on WEDNESDAY. tae lath day cf Iecember
next stockholders, as usual siA De carried ~ me
election. over the whole read, they may prefer,
and back TO their respective statl0ns On the aay
previous the day ~ cay after said election, by
sbDwn thou CeTuhcAtes u STOCK b the Conductors
VI. A. GLEAtfS, ~
nov22-u Secretary.
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Terrible ARRAY.

HoPKTNsvILLE, KY. Dec 3-Two men
named Ferral aud Shelton were shot and
instantly killed in fight at Bainbridge in
this county on Tuesday, also an old man
named Greyer and two of his sons were dan
gerously if not mortally wounded. Great
excitement exists in the county. An investi-
CATION of the affair is being held to-day.
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MATCH RACE.-A match race, made up at
ClarksvilIe, will be run on the Nashville
Course to-day. A nice little party from Mont
gomery are here to see the horses put through
and we doubt not "A large number of the
lovers of such sport, in this city, will be pre-
sent also. Fine sport is expected.
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To Nervous Sufferers.

Aretired Gentleman having been restored to health
few days, after many years Of nervous suffering
wilsend Gree TO assist others copy of the prescrP
ton and supply of the remedy, on receiving
stamped envelope bearing the applicants address Di
rect the Rev. JOHN N. DAGNALL, 1856 Fulton street,
Brooklyn,N.Y aprIS-tri-w-s
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

I)Ysvirtne % venditioni exponas to direct
I'D ed, and delivered from the Honorable Circuit
Court OF davidson CO., Tenn, at its September frn
ISIS, viii expose 10 public sale To the highest hLl
der cash the Court house yard gate the CiIr
Of NashN ille ON SATURDAY, THE sTH DAY OF JAN
Larry 1853, all the righi, tnle, claim, interest and esl
tate which L. u. Payne then had, may have since
acquired in and 10 the following described Lots Of
6IGuud, IN Ewing addition To the city O. Nashville,
laviGs,n county, state OF Tennessee, being Lots No.
~, IS and 40 ON Allison street. and Ala, AIS and 4l6
ouBlshop street, making in all 2s3 feet being levied
on the property Of T. d. Payne, To satisfy judy
mcnt rendered in favor Of Wnrts, Burnett a Co.,
against T.. ID. Payne.
JAS Al. HINTON, Sheriff OF Davidson co.
noV3O-td Nv \ RRANcu Danuty sheriff
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KNOXVILLE JUDICIAL CIECCIT.-At an 81 C
tion held IN This Judicial Circuit on the 25th
ult. to elect a Judge to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the drath of Judge Welcker,
-Georg Brown. Esq., of Monroe county, was
elected by some two huadrcd majority over
his highest emp ,titor. There were four can
didates ia the ficld.-ChdHdnOlqa Adv.
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COLLEGE SrREET PRnPERTY.-The attention
o. the reader is directed to The sale of lots on
North College street, which takes place this
morling at past IL o'clock, at the Court
House. These lots are opposite the fine dwell
ling recently erected by Mr.. BURNS and Mr..
FRENCH, and are very valuable.
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Ns-It is suggested that public meeting of
the citizens of Nashville be held this morn
ing at Il o'clock, OF the Circuit Court room,
Court Honse, to make preparations for at
tending the funeral of the late JOHN A.
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S. A. G.. NOEL & CO.,
(successors to Noel Coz
M h0lcSale Gr0cerS
Auction & Commission Merchants,
AND DEALERS IN
Brandies. Wines, Cigars, Tobacco, Sc. &C.,

kn BOXES TOBACCO, varIoas braaas. BY
w ssiTs-sf = .DilIl0s coz
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Chattanooga Market.

CHATTANOOGA, Dec 2.--The river is slowly on the
rise. The Holston came down yesterday and returns
to-day The prospects fair for good river trade
when the stage of water becomes such to justify
heavy freghts The past weeks transactions have
been light. Quotations made upon actual TRANSACTIONS.
APPLE@Dried 81 10; green so cents-gOod de-
mand.
CoRN-Buyers offering 40 cents for new-421z for
old. t
wHEAT-SaIes made at 20 to IS cents-demand bet
ter than supply.
PEACHES-Dried 50 10 cents.-AduertiSer.
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MOUNT VERNON FUND.-The Boston Light
Infantry have contributed the sum of one
hundred dollars TO The Mount Vernon Fund
We are happy to record this generous act,
which we hope is but the first of a series Of
donations Of a Ike character.
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q efE"Thc case of the men who were charged
with having been engaged in the slave trade,
and who scuttled the Haidee at Montank
point. two or three months since, was tried in
New York last Monday. and resulted in the
acquittaI of the prisoners.
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NOZZLE Dec. 1.-The sales to day were 2, 900 bales
at from IL d TO Tx cents for Mddlings. The sales
during the previous three days ending 30th Nov
$500 bales and the receipts 80 bales. Freights
Cotton 10 Liverpool 81. Sterling exchange to "a
Inrarrn ilIrn
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BANK OF COMMERCE.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Nov. 18th, 1858.
wish to buy ten twelve thousand acres of land
warrants, for which will pay for loo acre warrants
so cents per acre, for so cents per
acre, for 100 acre warrants 20 cents per acre
noT20-tf JNO ID. JAMES
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pU ~ x4AC - ALE
OF
Land, Stock, Farming Utensils,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Corn, Fodder, Hay, Sc,
ON Friday. Ioth or pecember. Isss

Situated on the Nashville and Chattanooga Raslroad
at A,usoch DYot, eight miles from he city.
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Gums.

Three Hundred Double Barrel Guns will be
sold 33i per cent. cheaper, for Cash, than the
same quality OF Guns can be bought else
where Also, 6 of Moore & HaTris's extra fine,
warranted equal to Wesley Richartls's, at
very low figures; besides Single Guns, Rifles
&c. j. WILLIAMS,
octI2 81 Public Square, Nashville.
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RaItimore CoGee yIarket.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 80, p. M.-C0FFEE-There
quite active demand for Coffee to-day, but the only
transaction of importance had 20 note 500
bags Rio. cX-Winifred, at IL &c Holders of Coffee
continue exceedingly firm, and will sell unless
full rates. The stock of Coffee in market does not
coed IL 900 bags. We quote Rio Coffee follows:
viz l11llI fair IL &c. for good, and II q
dip cents for Prime Iaguayra Coffee ii 1z0l2c. and
lava do at ID 10
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DIED.

At the residence of his father, in this city, lust
evening" JOHN A. McEwEN, Esd, in the a5th year of
his age.
AT his fathers residence, near Nashville, yester
day. Dec 80, NATHAN, in his nth year, youngest son
of g.. S. and SaIhe Newsom.
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= = = 49, - gNAsHyIIIE,-Dec- :, 1885, J
n COTTON Sales at 9291O4e p n, but
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Hss- The December number Of the "Ndsh-
rille Journal Of lVtaicine and Surgery" has been
received at this Office 1t is as usual, W, ii
filled with interesting aud instructive matt or.
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Augusta Market.

Augusta, Dec. =, p. M.-COTT0N-The market
was stgnaut il the early part of the day, though
holders Offering at reduced rates, finding no buy
Later in the day sales to the extent of GIL bales
were made, decline Of "a 70 "a cent, follows.
IS at II So at IL rs at ll7s, 40 at II AZ 362 at
l Il Rncn halas
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Efs- LANGLEY g. Bro announce the receipt
of an invoice of "Qadman Cheering Tobacco"
We have tried this article and can recommend
it to all who indulge the weed.
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A Vessel Wrecked.

Boston, Dec. 2.--The ship Alice Munroe
from Liverpool to New Orleans has been total
ly wrecked. She was insured here for SS7, :
600. -. 49, ~ - II
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Swan & Co.'s Lotteries.

DERSCNS who desire try their luck in these cell
Il ebrated Lotteries, which draw every Saturday in
the year have their orders promptly attended to
without the risk of sending by mail by addressing
SAM'L SWAN 4 CO.,
Box No. %, p. o., Nashville
copy OF the Official Drawing will be TO each
purchaser Immediately after the drawing takes place
For prices see advertisement Ia another column.
Price Of whole tickets $40; halves So quarters 81
so; eghths 81 %. eptl7
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gg@ That is pretty poem we publish this
morning from our correspondent mo Cox
SEQUENCE" 1t always gives up pleasure to
hear from him.
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an the PREMISES willselI she highest bilier that
" valuable tract Of LaIssi q The late CBAsuK HAYS
Sr., and now sNned and occupied BY JANEs Y. HAYs
containing about 90 Acres, including the splendid
Mansion, about 90 acres cleared asd 10 acres spls
did timber, with several never failing springs oI free.
wafer, The Timber has been carefully preserved
aud stands thick and heavy on the ground. The Man
sion HOUSE Is most superb brick building, contain
lattice work; and airy walk, about 20 feet wiie
80 feet long extending from the building 10
the cooking room neatls covered and encits ed with
lattice work servants rooms smoke-hoase and slsi-
dollhouse, all Of brsuk The yard embraces an area
ot about acres, All ems losed with \ snperb BRICK
fence topped 81 with ornamental bzuister or wood
ffame-wefk aeatiy painted; nfsteraie steas Spring
house Reed stables, barns fsh pond stored with h.
and excellent ice house, good peach ana ample or
ehArds- Fences mostly cedar plank Ana posi- o. &c.
dAr rails.
Aftrf TIE above sale xse vii seif aBont 90 e,,.~
more OF less, 81 the same tract, nos ewnea b. M
RatspYREg which has beea sub div dea Into irasts
contain ing from III 90 Is acres each These lands ar
q The nesi quality end susceptible Il the kishesf
state Of euitfvalioa being well watered by The ~
q NH Greek. Piass Of The LAID vii 30 exhsei
Cd On day ~ sale
TEas= o. sAtk-Upon the Land credit Of one, tua
md three years, ners yell endorsed bearing Inter
"a ffcul data ana = ea retained. The Stock Sc
all be sold apaa credit q mouths, notes wei en-
iorse3.
: Arrangements have been made with the \. c.
aailsusd - leave o'clock &c the mora
ing d NE sale, sof charge, gong and coming
A gss,a collation. sall be prepared IN sha ground
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Spiral hotties. !.
Rock City Mills.
Hoonand,. German Bifter..

Hoohand's German Bfffers.
TRY THEM FOR DYSPEPSIA.
q TRY THEM FOR LIVER COMPLAINT.
TRY THEM FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY
TRY THEM FOR CONSTIPATION. I'll
TRY THEM FOR SICK HEADACHE
TRY THEM FOR WANT OF APPETITE
TRY THEM FOR WANT OF ENERGY.
TRY THEM FOR WEAKNESS 40 -as7ftgoa
TRY THEM FOR PILES. FFsrSff
For sale at the Principal Office, 41s Arch st. Phila-
deiphia and sold by druggists and store keepers
in every town and village in the United States Cana
das, West indies and South America at rs cents per
bottle See that the signature of c. NJ jackson is on
the wrapper of each bottle. decI-Im
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To EDITOR OF IEvANeErIsr:-"My age lis Six
ty. One year ago. my hair wasvery grey, and
had gradually fallen until it had become thin.
/ commenced using Mrs. S. A. ALIENS Worlds
Hair Restorer and also the Zy lobalsamum, now
my hair is RESTORED to its ORIGINAL COLOR,
and ceased to fall -
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Savannah Market.
Charleston Market.

SAVANNAH, Dec. l.-Sales Of Cotton 537 bales
The market is quiet and prices rather in favor Q
buyers.
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Unifed States senator.
River News.

COLUMBIA. 5. e. Dec. 3.-Jamcs j. Chestnut
was elected United States Senator ON the
tenth ballot.
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SUPERRLY BEAUTIFUL.
JUST OFT,
The Cosmopolitan Art Journal,

nyer seventy p sgcs--choine enthusiastically n
" iustraled--splendii steel epgraylnss. frire SC
cents Specimen copy seni on receipt Of y ceals
stamps or ooAA address, G. T. otRBY,
assll-lf sfs broadway, a. y.
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NEW NO % k -.
: LOngfeIIoyy,s New Poems,

The COurtship OF Niles standish, and other Poems.
by Henry Wordsworth IongfeIlow.
The Song Of Hiawalha. by LohgfeIlow.
Portraits Of my Married Friends; or, a peep into
Hymen's Kingdom.
Judge HilibuTton's two last works.
The Sayings and Dopgs Of Samuel Slick, Esq. to-
gether With his opinion Matrimony
Piney Woods Tavern; or, sam Sick in Texas.
Every Woman her own Lawyer. A private guide
in all matters OF law, 81 essential Interest te woman
and by ihe aid al which every female may in what
uaion, understand her legal course and re-
dress, and be her own legal adviser.
Books on Chess. BY Hoyle and Agnel.
For safe by ,. HAGAN
nnNl2-Ir
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Eor Reut.

I,oR the year iSAs that eomtsdious dwelling house
IL GA the corner Of Gay and High streets. For par
t.ruiars enquire Of T. X. 6i.ASCOCk,
noy2o-t Agent.
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Magazines for Deccmber.
Notice.

NOILCC.
VNTE want to purchase for Cash
w 2,OcO bushels Dried Apples;
1000 bushels Dried Peaches, peaed and unpealed !;
100 Pears;
500 new Pea Nuts;
Fer the above will pay the highest market pri-
ccs 9th r IN Cash a Groceries. r-P rr ~
t H REENES, MITCHELL 4 co,
~ Corner Broad and Summer streets,
noyl7-lms Nashville Tenn
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Mobile Market.

CHARLESTON, Dec. /, / p. M.-C0TT0N-Sales OF Cot
| ton :; 900 bales. hemddling and lower grades
| shade easier. T. tf
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Enclose the money to address for the Tickets
dered, on receipt of which they will be forwarded by
first mail Purchasers can have tickets ending in any
figure they may designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
TO purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
HS- Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post Office, county and State.
a9- Remember that every Prize is drawn and paya-
bic in full without deduction.
HS- All prizes OF 81 900 and under, paid immediate
y after the drawngother prizes at the usual time Of
thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets Certificates to
s. SWAN CO., Augusta, Ga.
Rsr Persons residing Montgomery, Ala, or
Atlanta, Ga, have their orders filled, and save
time. by addressing S. Swan Co., at either Of those
cities.
BS- A list Of the numbers that drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each is
entitled To, will be published after every drawing, IN
the following papers augusta ga. ConSitliiOEdi
ia, Neto Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gdsete, Atlanta bteiigeaeer Ne1
York Weekly Day Book, Sananndh Daily Nesus Rich
iaord Dispatch, Ne,o Fork Dlspatch, and Fd1Iding
(Aiss Clarion, and Lille Rock (ATk.) True Democrat
nOy22-td
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HAVING quaiihed Administrator Of the eetate OF
IL skAaeEs h<tfnAfzfF, deceased. % Che4ib1nl,
eoas4iys fr<e hereby gnen 70 All those indebted
TIE Sad estzte ~ sake fayment. and stoose having
esazns Against said estate are requested ns lha
z@ns via ths Cart Of shs Cuzty coart Of thezlha
fnapiy zceaFdtns y ias. The Insolvency Of sAia
eze has bes1 suggested. &. ". SHkifOSs
aos&-u Ala1unisiE.l er.
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Na"nincent Scheme
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
Whole Tickets SO; Halves IS; Quarters So so.

TO BE DRAWN
EACH SATERDAY IN DE-

HA- Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
will be sent TO any DESTROYS of receiving it, r
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FALL = CUNNINGHAM,

A RI nos N rseplps " thesr asaai F.n sapply II
n noable and slnsie shsl Cans q taeR esn I'M
pars.ilsn, siaa1s shleA ~ll % f0und alao=s every
prs and qaAiss fFeF ths cheapest snsls "a he beat
aoesfe barrel knslsh 81 FfeacA. st43f1
They weala e. ipsFlieaiar afenfon % their s.nrk
e DIR GUNS ~ks1h wli BE found very large and
cesapssts. eesis- zza1l.s
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The Effect of the American Peaceful
HON rdmcnt of Japan.

While the effect OF British and French can
non TO upen the empire of China to the world,
remains vet To be seen, it is quite certain that
two or three little American weapons of peace,
with which Commodore Perry quietly bonn
barded the empire of Japan are effectually
uncIosng its hitherto sealed doors. 1t is an
old and wise saying that the pen is mightier
than the sword Commodore Perry has given
us the data for new and equally wise saying,
that the railroad and the telegraph are mig CHIT
Ter than the cannon. model railroad, steam
engine, and electric telegraph. were the weap-
ons with which the Commodore bombarded
Japan, and il the news by the last arrival
from Europe be true, and there is no reason
10 doubt il, Japan has been taken by steam
and electricity, and that too with both on the
smallest scale to which they could be reduced.
The Japanese saw the little model locomotive
whiz over its miniature railroad. saw the cleo
trio wire open its mouth and heard il talk, and
have ii appears. come 10 the conclusion that
there is more - 20 ahead y in steam end cleo
tricity than in powder and bail. and have ac-
cordingly sent one OF their Princes of Blood.
even Prince Tzi-kusen, the uclhow of the
Emperor of Japan, To the land which steam
and electricity drive ahead, AID where Japan
may learn to go aud do likewise. Prince TZi-
Kusen is now on HE way here, having, accord
iug to report, embarked at Slmoda IN Deceni-
Der last, and il believes W Is give him a fitting
reception on bis arrival. y Turkish Admiral
is good, but Prince Of Japan IL better, 70.
| Turkey has seen us on our soil ~ We are, but
Japan has not, and commerce demands thai
We should give japan tiie pre- dvlce of guests
II Is no small glory ioc American enterprise
! that il has through Commodore Perry, intro
dueed Japan Ne the Guest of Europe aud THU
country, and We hope that the elect OF ths
Japancse visit will be To- cover the land Of ia
pan with the perfect works Of those niciels o
| the weapons OF peace, with which COmmodor'
Perry FIRST stormod her iorts--A. j. CLer. 4
Eng, Fsq. 20.