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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-29
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HsducatiOnai Notice.

NToNDAY, SEPT. 3RD, MRS IRWIN viii epen a
1fl School tor Girls in the Basement OF the Presbyte-
ran Church, Eigefeld. Arrangements have been made
70 give fun and thorough Academic and Collegiate
Education.
The Lady employed to teach Music cannot fail TO give
entire satisfaction.
Mon T. r. SANTE1-, = native of France, and gradu-
ate OF the Royal College OF Agiers will teach French
Spanish, Italian and Modern Greek Mon Santel pre-.
sents the best testimonials from many distinguished
persons.
Mr. l. j. Metgs says Of Mon. Santel: ssHe has been
teaching my some time, and this practical trial OF
MN conVnces me that he deserves be trusted iss-
Pticitly Teacher of French -
The regular Rates per Session OF five months are SIS
SO and SIS
saAusic on the Piano SOS 90
LIN alo "reeA---- 10 %
- W
Crochet and Needle work k............ s 90
Hs Pupils win be charged from the time of entering
70 the end oi the Session. The bills viii be payable
the middle of the Session aug2S-tf
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p. w. MAX & co
NO. 40 MARKET STREET,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers
Wrought and Cast Iron Cook Stoves,

4 ND every variety of heating stoves, Crates, Tin
~ plate, Copper Iro' Wire Zinc, Japaned, pressed
and common Tlnware, Brass Kettles, Fruit Cans and
Jars Copper bottoms &c, 10. Are now in receipt OF
large and well assorted stock of every article usually
kept in their line OF business, which they deter
mined to sell low for cash punctual dealers
Job work o. every kind solicited anu special atten
tion given it, We also prepared 10 do Roofing,
tfuttering, &c, in the best manner possible.
seDt6-3fn
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Erunks! Vrunks!

lust received a few more LADIES' LARGE FRENCH
et DRESS TRUNKS; Sole Leather Trunks, Steel Spring
Vascs and Bags. -E.7- r.'
LADIES' BONNpT BOXES, Tray Tops, very cheap for
cash. JOHN RAMAGE,
aUgIs-f II ColeSestreet
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Dissolution Of Copartnershlp.

The firm OF SAUFIEY PORTER < CO., fs this day
dissolved bv mutual consent-Aessrs Saniey and Ber
II retiring The remaining copartners have taken into
their busines Mr. R. A ALLISON, late of the Hease of
Allison Anderson < Co., and the business VIII be con-
xIuctei Is heretofore al the old stand, Ne 81, fueiie
square, under she name and style Of IL
septai-lm PORTER, JOHNSON 90.
NEW FIRM.
The undersigned having sold their interest IN the
business Of sauriey Porter Co, 70 Aessrs- Porter,
johnson Co., Exclusive Wholesale deaers in Hats,
Cas,s etc etc, take pleasure IN Teeonnentlns the
friends and customers and TO the public In general
r. c. SAUFLET,
sept21-1m WI. l. BERRY.
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VOL. XXI.
aa5hrille q d. Vi.
TERMS:

nj - ..,-,,, ......SS 90
Tri-Weekiy, per aDnun, -'----' -
Weekly, per annuni-- 49,. yJ.ot-Iies
for one wear. IL advance, ,----- ----- . W
When the Daily Tri Weekly OF Weekly l. 70 De DIS
continued (paid Ia advance al tle iile IT % oi
the sDIsrrier must order otherwise II VIII De cOntn
ned. al our option until paid for and stopped If
nOt paid be paid al the time Of dlscnt nuance,
until paid
Remittance by mall registered letters, at
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Notice.

II uAVING been appointed and qualified as Admins
TRAITOR of the estate of David Smiley, sr dec
all persons having claims against said estate noti
lied file them with within the time required by
they viii be forever barred; and all persons in
debted to the same hereby required To for
ward and make payment.
f. C. DRAKE,
sepl4-1m Admir- OF David Smiley,
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Store Esoona for ssent.
Chancery Sales.

TWO Store Rooms, well located To rent for tie ba
Il ance OF 1860 Apply 10 BF SHIELDS CO.
sept29
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FIGURING Mill for Rent.

THE City FIGURING Mill situated on the Cumberland
River Just below the city, is ofered for rent the
remaincer or the present year, with the privilege OF
next year. Apply to TURNER s Fos1s Cherry street,
or az JAMES Cckbltfs sz 81
Fsiune25-U AT the MILL
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RENEwABLE AT PIKAsrRs

One square, year, S30-each additional square SO
Written notice must be given to take out and STOP
advertisements Of yearly advertisers before the wear
expires, otherwise We shall charge till done.
No contract Of yearly viii be discon-
tnued without previous notice TO US nor viii any
rates.
Is Advertisers exceeding the space con-
traeted for viii be charged for the excess ia
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-29

use Of Mercury, viii ind these Medicines perfect
cure as they never fail 20 eradicate from the system
all the effects Of Mercury, infinitely sooner than the
most powerful preparations OF SArsaparllla.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-29

az Feed for stock - - -. !.
rTHE Feed reduced to 81 so per barrel by = 3. s.
L. - ssi1HI a<s BENZ. SHIELDS cor
l'l .ssignseo SGi
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-29

A New Novel, by Marion Harland, author of Alone,
Hidden Iath and Moss Side for sale in Nashville by
JOHN YORK 4 CO.,
.ug2e1f No. SIS Union street.
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shoes for the million.
SNYDER & FRIZZELL

HAYE in store, large and superior stock Of Boots
Ii Shoes and Gators, 10 which they call the aften-
ton OF all who wish good shoes al remarkably tolo
prices.
Our stock for Gentlemen is large and embraces
every variety, both sewed and pegged- The ladies
viii ind every style OF Caters, with and without
heels. Also, Slippers, Buskins, &c, for Boys and
Youths, Misses and children We have large stock
ar,-i -i..fa rsary
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Eor kxent.

,.,..4BLE RESIDENCE, convenient 10 bust
a ues- in one OF the most agreeable neghbOrhGOis
q liz civ Moderate rent. possess0n gIyen .l..uulu1
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NEW SERIES-NO. 1903.
RATES OF ADVERTISING

rlN Inns OR LES TO CONSTITUTE seU2kE)
ono Square day 81 oo-each additional insertion :
week, 0o-eaeh additional square 6
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PLANTATION SHOES.

We would cali the attention Of Planters TO PRE-.
MUM BROGAN, which IS q most superior article
Also Kip and thick Brogans, Dutch Boots Tor women,
heavy double sole thick Boots. Cur stock of Boys
Boots and shoes fan and winter is large and good
We have taken unusual pains IN getting up stock
this fall and we satifed thzt will give satisfac
ton and inducements all Cash and proElpt paying
customers who shall give US cali.
oct3-tf HCG
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-01

nroos that all the banks were expanded 10 the limits of r
sutes and for fuller view Of finances extract the eow.
ing om daily monetarr under date Of the 18th Of the
month:
he saf II oc hut some Of tic discount notchoeis md
they could sell TRs calls for discounts nj hr banks we about
do@ the ineome T. ~ g o. p,s III Y hSart ha
tha the line aiscgua VIII have 10 hG governed by the 70
income OF receipts scanning closely thu position Of hr
banks The specie reserves wh te prospective ie9ng tqsny
mt%Fes Or The commercial community GGy Void he
RECOMMENDATIONS Let " refer 70 the fundamental aSt NJ ar
financial position A this timg ,us year qur boaS had IN SAINT
in 10 The amour. of 81 s2 600 say three and thrre qnner
millions above The gtulces OF today, Can move 0n this
@ mtis ~ ~ 'us ' @ s IS' fi Mn ~
have the course pointed True, the credit of thg oh
ike ly difference j ncas s4Coool between nc present c
aud last year this uomen gttictArly with large increase
cotton which deemed The basis Of our trade spaat has
not been OF tint rcgnng nature but in cultEaors VI
independent body True there tve been times and occasions
when The great interest depressed and reque pro-
lection md assistance but what have comment pn is tie
continued offerings Of long paper based on gicaed crops to
there wiz paper offered today 4coFs aceepnce at the rae
turSS ~ u, y" r% namI n w. N, l9i5 Set md ~ ]
the teasoria rates of 5@S and u fc used Al these
will Justify these figures small nie, only say
We are thriving and prosperous community
Business in general continued animated up the 18th the
mouth when the passed for the The tobacco
trade however, commencing though under great decline
s s , rt,r f M Iia f, 49,
moo, - IN, mn, f ~, oi noaa ea oo ,o
49, IT, raon,ts m1 III, ost,n'a,,s H. atas s
TO-, j., e, -, sstot,, i.f T. ~, - It ~ 80
- I'll, - ,f ] ~ W, - 80 M, Wv '0''
" =. = -, ~
va 'V '''s't "a is 's Vi "''''' We N'Ve It" i''''"'
Du W. g mfu m, td t 1 INV ,b 6yl Ia i b e
counts have been confined to about the income viii be
that them have running very close the
S te seetM s go ,a ,oM' r y t ane
sre to move ii rea estatech rs sugar plantations cotton
lands well cotton estates town lots swamp lots and embryo
sites io PsSu ume , pe h,p wy Van
the ineesnnt disposition TO borrow Interior investment
few sales Of centrally located property must not be taken as
r. ~ VIZ * % or IN he NV ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-01

Total bales IAiai
Under This position commenced the active month OF Mach
1850 The month advanced money became actiye thu
calls for accommodations the baks much beyond Their
ability grant The specie the coin
in the vaults reeeaed 10 sl2e0ea0 The weekly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-01
s@,Q25,0ET


Tie month a. November opened with constant addition to
population The tide Of travel emigration this
increased every day for the month Our hotels pn6c houses
and private houses filled epeion Houses for dwelling
saS not obtainRbe, The population of city counted
moro than bsfoe nevertheless the of
from satisfactory eyoud the daily cotton this
month Of November marked with extreme iulness Dur
Ing the month Il satisfactorily demonstrated hat the great
staple Of The Pelican staete sugar eanewoud move greatly
deficient in quantity aud yield The weather coutnned dry
through the month and very aupeous for the gathering
OF cotton though during the FIRST days Of the month we re-
eejyed accs of the effects OF e The 70 and s0 OF
October and ii the 9Th and 7th Of November Towards he
middle of Tie mouth the estimate of the grsth oe 1859 esn
10 be enlarged Notwithstanding the October 20 100
bales were tha mninia dgntes and i50anHO the maximum
The demand tree The entire monh The sales reaching he
quantity Of 20 900 bales thai is The 81 to ih uh day
The months solar lime.
The market under ree supply and at low rates OF
interest Thaeduutaney of unemployed money was gre1 In
the eAfly part Ut the month 6r iaegst railing oa Tic
et SIX aud eight months d4ed was readily placed al act
Aiesaies oftaese aeaths die saa a great dlseos.
ZION was manifest ng this month part tn planting
sea9aa q sae eir obligations Tor I've purpose pusehas
lntne es Part q the month wrote for our daily none
ay a loheNs md th heea fully eunhnaa by
essns aHhg The seasen. Tie transient population o. onf city
we ast sraea than in any peyioas year aad
SUNS u ne4s dallag The season transferred Northern
Tbs tmnfnSennt in general trade circles for the week now
great eaf sants arriving III h1ld Re,ri,,
s.ltss At osm considerable share or hank
ton Of lhe venerable President Of the Rank ~ sn
Mriss9et 70 ieA u confined in Paris by rheumatism There
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-01
IN private banking houses apd agents 5000

Total .'eN-'oGto
The press III tie counters Of of the banks large
through rni5e day President turned 10 assist die tees
capacity receiving the constant AMI continual hru
e6g through Tbs day denoted most cNe ing Gnd
fhen Suspensions no fleEiag in The
neeiu iiions expected anticipated, have only
remark ,lfaf le commercial eScueico,t city, Gag Of
finance, proudly waves without blot q tarrst,
fe teeept Of cotton continued free scale completely
as.uunu to aay lnclos ami believers in 1000 Oe bales
the extent Of Tie yield The Liverpool matkes vel sup
poFie anu Msco tiGieIs a3d spinner i'll good lrnter.
The reesipS of e1i,ouat all The southern ports up latest
daies geFe As follows m.zz. d.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-01

uearaSs ~ o. 3Iohti
The variation IN Lon. and Short i,sns far he ,c '''i
~ decrease Of 1894
Nothing Of important character mp during
mainder this mouth only receipt this years
growth The general Hygenian condition city coun-
try adjacent Of the elevated character an
esin regards health seemed TO exist there
for SERIOUS reflection, prospects for drawbacks
into consideration Nature omitted It's discounts
were its favors There was no rain during the month ar Inv
IL. .t...t.. H. .,,, al ..r.u. = ~, =, Y 80
. ~" 80 e. 'e ~ " '"''e'. 'nies "e r.
Georgia and from tbs ,,teat tn NJ % ann nar
tanrs r,vor,d sfots rr nor VI n,s ~
under a blaze of fond homes and authorizations.
year ngo the 3ist Iny 1850 the n,opet ,,nr c,oseI
nnter erent redandanrv vit ra.s AZ Tnerext plns IN
,z.i,, -. T.. 90 n, . -
~ i"p " os-Sa ''' S'te ha'nes' without out'laa
lenders and deer IN competing with banking
tuons for tenders ol III good commercial securities
The Exchange Bis; Of the month Mt 10
z prem. for checks New York. sight at prem;
sixty days sight n dis for choice TO 4 dis good
and i; Sterling clear bills 1923 remittance rates or
bank fn HOG llNt ll0i3 Francs 1890 i2155 TO-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-01
I y.
Circulation Sl3 600 4glSpecc SIP gij 2aI
deposits n2Is59 u day paper. 231l 81
Due dsnnt bnks,t lB35,o2 aAchRaEe. lG515zi

Total Of Long and short Loans. OIL IS
Wehow the review of the half Of the cons
megca year The month of March has for years been consider
ed The active of the The Mississippi rba
FAIRIES always attaining Tint stage of rendering
cation far aud distant full and complete Though he year
exception The arrivals Of those richly Laden osie8
from the great and prolific ,Eest Cur great
eYeo for Ibis enire mouth formed Of the imposing
md grdest views Of yelmes activity and tade
in the known world, Seven miles of shipping aud steamboats,
scarcely be foand time in ans other of
The first week for the month included the great dag Of
paymenishe 4 Of March, Money in active Requirements
Inc 9TH of the month daily monetary contained the
following
The week closing tonight has Of unusual aeyity in
the largest nanCiu movements in the aHua of the
nefrn history cits True there millions
lallin. He in the sixteen banks the 4th March,
1881 they paid To-day has therefore, been
summGtea he largest payments known in community of real
legitimate business payments not the Of large loans
governmental accogiis.
Fhe paid into The several banks collections and dis.
counted pGpel--were us follows:
Bank of Louisiana. s5e5oo9
Branch Of The aaie ESQ o. 753GOl
Canal Bunk. 44200
Citizens Bank l4O9O11
Bank Of Npw Orleans 55iUtD
Union ltan AGO 0A
cent ely Bank and Bank Of Asea a, l.. soOo
-=s.z m..5y sI0j6,Uol
npriyae banking houses and agents. .....-.. 3O)Ooo
~, o. nae Te6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-01

The rates Of interest on tie day the month, per
daily monetary, were:
Tatre we 4t &c calls lerge eerngs 81 the hanks dis
coaHt a=aay In The calls fi atiye with
the on Nearly half milton OF dotiHls
applied OF tne bnks g4nst income Of only one
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-01

bundled aGysix thousand dos This as the phraga
coming strong The had an abntt.
dance of paper offer buyers and dealers day tbev could
accommodate all tens from tct per a f4s p
The foreign adv received this week r3ed
favorable pect although they only Hppertan cotton
bill, ard IL general cotton trade. 1t If quic maerjnl in
what the hypothesis resulhe effect I've sane
We have therefore, only remark that he s1plv of money
which expected II this Tins cnme.,abc nor VIII Il
he for the eaang four Hontls Our community m therefore,
be- governed accordingly,
he rates Of in crest oday may be cae9ed follows:
60trgO days paper-m0re offered than the banks
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-01

On the other hand there increase of loans aud dis
counts for the month of 42i, 4S6.
Having taken general fill review OF occurrences
to the time OF the maturing of sixty days the
month Of July with something OF hard money In
the absence OF many large dealers in securities
little competition in the Market The TO
pay their half yearly dividends including miscellaneous
corporations such the Gas Light Company Crescent Ius
rance Company in redeemug scrip with the half yearly
STATE and city bonds with the interest mortgage bonds
of the jackson Railroad falling due this monh was
forthcoming promptly These several payments deter.
minaton the part Of bank counenAnce
speculation or bastard paper Mt brought the money
to its of ishness and before the month duly closed
sensible change attending financial movements both
public and private that in outside Therefore, az
the month progressed facilities for borrowers
argd and confidence the grand lever, tie fcrnm ali
financial transactions became steady very press
WAS observable in the general financial market.
Tit foreign udyics regarding cotton, which received
dining the month july all depressing nature pno-
ations Of NadIng New Cotton being made
in Liverpool 57sa 6d. With large stocks m kinds In lct
there reteetn quality In tho catalogue Of events for
the entire month. commercial financial political On the
10Th Of the month daily monetary following;
We are n9 in te midst of the stngunn season OF the
business repetition fGn day 10 day refer the gene
cfeanp demand Tor The reednl WI. do moi lo, a.
material change In the money market to come
Towards the latter part next month and during sepeuber
cotton Of This years grow VIII he market and unless
the foreign m'rkets shoad decline below l6 quotations.
fair eceps be expected provided planters should hold
back for higher than present prospects Indicate tic
market VII open p ~ September sh9gld open u that month
lhe tales toT the hs week were go bales For the
p9nd9g week las yea they Tee Su bales The safes Of
heads time last year.
General trae il r goods sossdcI and hafd%are the
dry goods hand said be large The remark will apply
10 all other branches
Currency this morning. shows variations Ia respect
there specie against increase for the corresponding
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S.. it3 227 SCI IJ3 "a
Tile total OF loans and discounts $50 2Ol az

We proceed The month Of which, it only
sally review foF future reference the general
movements in tFale have moved roi tss with previous
With the West Upper Mississippi rUuu-
rie and with the Ohio communication and
been iree Mas a1e and valuable of the rct pro-
urt Of lie great West have BEEN received the highly
tatectns adyice Of the Of cereals throughout the States Of
Iowa Wisconsin Illinois and Minnesota in fact all North Of
the Ohio river ii u believed active busne easue
TINT the first upn Of The commng commercial year will
tended with gery praperos business with tho
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-17
The Coal Trnic in Great Britain.

The Coal Trnhc in Great Britain.
i Nc to0l prbdaYes0f the coal miues
Fof thea u Tilted Ilapgdom, in 1853, VA
thcl enod ous Arnount of 65,OOs, 80
TONI oi Shicbyin roand numbers, 5o,-
900, 900 tons was consumed at home, and
100000 tons exported.
The largest coal producing districts
we're Durham and Northumberland coun-
ties, 15,s53,484 tons; Scotland, 1926,
249; Yorkshire, 1902, $50; Lancashire,
100000; South Wales, 7,495, ,and
Statfordshlre 6,6SO,7S tons.
The quantity Of coal consumed in
london in 1859, was $500, 600 tons.
The exports for 1859 amounted to
6,52D, 4S3 distn buted as follows:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-17

A DESPATCH to the Baltimore S,1,a,
speaking of the Covode inquisition,
says This Committee has been de-
cidedly under a cloud since the condem.
nation of its inquisitorial acts by the
New York Tribune" We should not
be surprised if this cloud should turn out
to be charged with some electrical bolts
for Mr.. Covode and his fellow-inquisit-
ors. Since the Hiss committee of the
Massachusetts, Legislature went peeping
round into the closets and under the
beds of religious house, in search of
something to base charges on, smelling
committees" have been universally obi
ous to the American people. Covode &
Co. are following strictly the presidents
set by Hiss & Co., aud are busily en-
gagged in peeping under the beds and
into the private drawers Of citizens, in
search Of something upon which they
may accuse the President. And when
the partisan excitement over their ex-
pected revelations has subsided, Covode
4 Co. will sink into the same contempt.
uous oblivion where Hiss & Co. have
long since gone. Let them use theil
brief hour!
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-17
mar15.dtf
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notice to Physicians and the Public
ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLAS rERS-TESTIMO-
MALT. ALLCOCK CO., No. 2s4 Canal
street, New York, Goth November, 1s59.-Gen-
tlemen: lately suffered severely from weakness
in my back occasioned by suddenly over-cxert-
ing myself. Having heard your Plasters much
recor mended for cases Of this kind, procured
one, and the result was al could desire. A sin.
gle plaster cured me in q week.
Yours respectfully, J. g. BRIGGS.
Proprietor of the Brs ndreth House, N. Y"
Therei Is nothing equal in the way Of Plaster,
to the Porous Plaster of Mr.. ALLCOCK: Every
thing is pleasant about them. They are the
Plaster Of the day, and fit type Of our present
advancement in science and art. In Asthma
Cough, Kidney Affections, and local deep seated
pains, they afford permanent relief; and for weak
backs, pains in the side, stitches, and spasmodie
pains generally, they are unsurpassed for the ben
Gifts they impart . Physicians should examine
this article, waioh is universally approved where
known. Price rs cents each. Principal Office
2s4 Canal street, New York. Sold b. all respect
abb dealers in medicines.
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