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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-05

kirkpatrick, r eVins g. CO.,
RKoETVzEG, FORWARDlvG AND EH0LESALE
CROCERV lIEKCHAMTSs
MARKET TREET, UAsEgILLE TENNESSEE
UTAVE now in store large and complete as5orsuent
L Groceries, embracing
New orears Sugars All grades
Malasses, in barrels and half barrels
Coffee, large and complete stock
sisins full stok, with Tess Candles sardinesl AacE
eel Glassware Assorted Pssans, together With an kinds Of Gre
eles usually kept in tie Grocery line O1I ssgcz o.
URANDIESs ~ INESs " kAaS4A n ecCs1
We think cannot be Surpassed N this other market
r heavy stock goods in sore We invite the <Itenon q
u,er7s-tf EIRKPATR1C ,NEVIEs & Co.
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COOKING STOVES

CT all varieties; best varieties both coal and wood which
viii sell low and warrant 70 gveAatsiae1on-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-05

Sup. Nashville q C. Lat5GnOoga RE-
B ATP.E6,
". j. ROSS,
!yups. Meaiphis d Charlestcn r. n
r. c. Jackson,
SUP. East Tenn. q Georgia q. 2.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-05
HOME FRANKLIN,

Ssas pados sssrs for eaal or wood, with sliding doors
BOX STOVES.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-05

FIRST CLASS,

Spirits Of tur9enue camph earning fluids and VnEuis1
viii oalv h. lAkei % owners RISK.
Gunpouder AID friction msoca and o'heT coools ole art
,eiI be CHANGED st local Of each Road, and only
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-05

$50 REWARD
HyOR apprehension end delivery Of SAMUEL HOOSER
Who under charge Of outageousy having broken open the
houses Of william Hamilton AID Jcmes Christopher with intent
to commit MURDER has made h5 escape and is running large
The above will therefore be paid to Eho viii de-
the said ho0ser 70 the Sheriff o. Wilson county 50 that he
may he brought 10 justice.
said H0oss abod - years Of about Eve fest ten inches
high. bL fair rather sandy hair has at this time
from sun shot in TIE GIT arm below the elbow
j. NJ CHRISTI PHER.
sepi5-U GladesTile.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-05

,,-,rr-. .t,ssrrs rlCacI ls11r18
Le5anon, I5Hl = tatA
n. g q ANDERSON,
EaRooEzs, rR0DucEAED
COMM ON mER CH ants,
BRANDIEs WINES FgEEIsiz r ttcs5
Also,
Dealers IN Bacon, Lard and CoEmtrT EFo
duces Of Every Description
Corns-of C.Uags AID Broad etrees
WAsHVHEHEs TEN EssEE.
IKE are nov in receipt q alarEsand veil assorted soek
Groceries Liquors. &C. @ which re invite &c ali-noa
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REPRESENTATIONS PRIZES.

whole Tickets sio; Halves IS; Quarters 81 sol
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ORDINARY DRAWING,

| 10 take place as above sptclhed
Grand Prize of $4,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-25
DIED.

BEACH-on Monday Dec ~ sfers short hnes cIsrs j.,
wife Of Dr. Jehn Eesch, Ia the 18th year Of heI age
Notice viii he given IN TO rnorros's
DAMN Willsnsburgh, Honday Dec a. Frsnei' ei.y
Dean, eyed - years
No iO5 also Rdgew Cd UBon No l. respectfully nytsd
10 .ieu The Wednesday, al o'clock, from No. "a
Eiphih street
sWASAt Sing Sing Sunday Dec a. n prslyss sfrs.
Jenusha Eyafts vain. Ir the 9Th year OF her
Her funeral win ake pscsfrO the resdepce VI her James
Swain near Sing Ssng Wesnsaay tho 18th O'clock
slaeas viii he n waiting Sing Sing the arrival Of To
II ocock train Eew-fork The friends Of the family
INIT dt0 attend
sTEDaAE-n his city. Sunday Dec. o. Adeias, wife Of
Geo 4. s,ednen, alter a lingering illoess
gMTTI-On Saturday Dec "a Florence Elizabeth Srb only
da1rier Of Albert H. and Elizabeth r. Smith, sgsiJ months
aud II days.
TAGLIABTE0D Monday morning Dec "a. o. disease Of te
hsart Mary eldest child Of John sDd MARY Ann fsssbue
az,d year. and months.
Her pls,e from the residence Of her parents,
No. 673 fourth street. "Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
yAIL-A Railway ~ j. Seventh Day, I'd met, S4sh $.
Vail, H. the nth year Of hor age
The friends tho family invited 20 ssnd Dor Bsrsl on
1ld day, The 25th iDt Al O'Clock from her se roe-
dence. Cars leave foot Of Courtlandt 81. at " N.
WYkTT-In this city, SUNDAY, Dec. ~ Emily LoNk',
yo1rgs d,ughrer Of Francis and Matda WYATT aged year
nd u.
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Mr.. WEED on MR.. LINCOLN.


From Tie Albany Fronting Journal Of lat >reafag
Since the newspapers have made our recent Wa! 10
SPRINGFIELD The occasion Of remark it may not be i'm
proper to say that AN interview with Mr. Lincoln has
confirmed and strengthened our confidence IN bis fitness
for the high position he is TO occupy; OF his eminent
qualifications for the great trust reposed In him. Of hls
enlightened appreciation of The dicutes and danger.
that snrround ns; OF his desire that the Free States, If
in anything delinquent, should fulfill their eonsliin.
onal duties; OF his determination 10 require, from all
the States an enforcement Of the lava and obedience
to The COnstituion aud finally of bis earnest and in
flexible devotion to the principles and ympsthies OF
Republcanism.
ihe American People will not have cause, 70 far az
the lead and heart Of Abraham Lincoln are conoerIed
TO regret the confidence they have reposed in him. lie
is moi only honest and true" but be il capabe-cap.
able in the largest sense OF the term He has read
much and thought much Of Government, "inwaTdly
digcsng' aheory and principles. His mind at once
philosophical aud practical He sees oil who 20 there,
hears al they have say talks freely with everybody
reads whatever IL written to him bat thinks and acts
by himself and for himself Our only regret Is, that
Mr. Lincoln could not have taken the helm OF state as
successor TO Mr. Buchanan the first Monday In De-
ccmber.
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Arrived.

Steamship Jus lBT) Muir Liverpool Dec H. raJ-. 10 L
Ca.d Dec. H. in tie Mersey. Aa. hip LADIES' S.itb
Dophd ini same hy ~ Pont Lyns spoke Am. ship Matilda
NinIcd, bound T.
Sesuship Columbia Berry, Charleston mde. sna ps- to
spOh0rd. T.lrstol < Go. -
Searsp Thomas Swami Ramsey Baltimore ndse ana nA.,
Ship Soace tBr Plymouth Fus Barter Plvmopth Fr,
q dsls ~ ballast TO IL h. Rouih Sou Experienced hesyy
" sad W saes during TIE passsfs; ;ph sAis tc. Esx
Ship Lima fIitg tPrU, Wagner Newcastle DAYS coal 20
'" fsrmcei vessel 10 A. Mrnd 90. HAS had sose heavy
weather
ship Ocean Phantom Orb ca'k Liverpool a. days, cod to
nissrr.
Bark Cook Bostou) blanchard Carden.. IS d,y
and ado 10 Nrslith Sons No at 10 lon
% sp"Ae r.Af susan Hail. Of Boston The j. C. has had very
btaN! We-h'4 l2 IoeloPsst mast bboouand done other
Biz klsnoce, Partridge Arroyo Dec rreyous y incorrectly
tt~toh VA lussuH days ft 10 lses, PorlaIheld Co
Dee - willie coming through CROOKED bland Passage saw
hp Wh ,Oplsss down, In wrecked condition; also hem.
center. - w
Bris Avon Dbl Conrad sydney b. Is DAYS coal to order
as trcorrfed ayy ~ and w s.rs OF the pe,.aSe
stove boot n. y, and sustained other deusse
big hhld lhemenl Graham, Bremen 81 DAYS nlse 10
siurI He'd hrsty W. and n W gales OF The passage
So' ~ i@ ~ 40 loH u 20 SPOKE bs Matilda fToa BIenc-
schr Norma jwreescr) Weeks fon the GA barb Johanna
llosa ~ JoI - iulei Bas RcckspSy.
S'hi' ~ 4 bifkus, Lo1 y-frCs. Mashnxiou " 5
cotton =. 4 n;ynl ..orts 20 " Blossom Sou.
sem f~otv, tsuknr, B0sto 3tays, uhe. 70 J. { Dsyes
ssg Aiao9'aa. Nsrsdor BOoa 5dgs Rnseed to Campbell
Schr. Ahssl, bes~r. Newark i-on fog warsA,rn
81, rchy iiice adams, Newport Tor Phhicphis.
b!i.on - bsik and brig
sAlGp6-ssip Harvey Bpeh, Lhripooi baA H. A. syqlsn
wiND-DGI J the day. N w, flesh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-25

iouSG NEN'S CHRISTIAN AssOcIATIOS.-Th stated
monthly meeting of the Christian Association took
place la-t evening at their rooms No. 69j Broadway
>. &. Goodrich, the President occupied the chair
After prayer and singing Prof. Sioddt, of the Woos
ter.scet Grammar School, read an interesting essay
on " The Objects and some of the Elements of Success
of Iile, 0n which subject short time ,yas spent in
debate after the reading Of the essay. A half hour
was then spent in the usual intIoductions and socia
conversation. Being Christmas Eve. the attendance
larger than usual. The rooms have been elegant
ly decorated with eyelgTeens arranged in waving
iestoons and wreaths. At end il large evergreen
lets.Is were the words God il Love-" and ia front
and on either side Of the Chairman seat stood =
Christmas tree. The usual Wednesday and SATURDAY.
evening prsyer-meetinga arc now being regularly pre-
sided over in turns by prominent clergymen from diff
ferent churches OF tie city.
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I'm RAlu"p PUFsiioN IN IHt BROOKLYN Cow.
NOS C"rNcIL.-'Ihe in'eimim,hlc rrilioul question
was up once mon in thu Common Council lesl eyeaino
the action OF the previous meeting dirci;ng Tho Civ
Counselor 10 institute suit, 30 tee. the lish, IF the
oily haiirond Company 10 u.c kuran street IA a rail-
read route, being reeonsdeiod. Ald Fmey moved
resolution formerly offered by AID. DAYTON. deelarnr
'ia h@'her OF the Companies lad any rsht 70 u.e me-
.tnt' and nsciudng al the former grants made 10 Tho
NY company for that purpose. The Counselor Ia th,
n"r SUGGESTS the ineXpedicncy of entering ,rou ii,i
s"'i"h WIN the Company, aud advises the Board Ia
Apply To The coming Legislature to lake .ucb nco,
IN me premises az would nsuna permanent rcttlemeut
oi me present contention, ana the accommodation OF
he general public AMER soue slirbi di.rps.ion Ali
fmeN motion wan ,arl i,l ''
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Mr. ,Rn,oH said the gentleman bad called upon
him 10 ahow bill that was wrong The ren, oil INC
rooms AZ the rate charged would be 42l20O0 yeas,
ard thew constituted only small part OF the hooi.
Did The gentleman suppose that sfl,oo worm oi WHO
was drank A..
Mr.. BRA DY-Does the gentleman mean to say thi1
that wac not the regular charged IL not that the reg
ular rent Of the hotel The gentleman says II II 70
Find out whether more than the regular price has
Leen charged. t-,.
ADOPTED Oh the following vote-Mr Peek only beng
absent:
NAYsMes,rs Robert l.. Darsgh aud Nicholas sosEIis2
YFAS-Messr. Henry gmtb, Richard Barry John T. ienr.,
James Barley H. Brady Michael ruomey Oeorge STAR!
John H,ssrl Charles O. Cornell, !. A. Booe 6bcrt 81
Plat james Owens Terrence Farley Henry W. Oenet-iA
Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-25

FmE IN BHosDwAY.-La-t evening ire occurred
IA the building No. ~ Broadway, occupied OF, the
hrst floor az tsilorr store; on the second floor by
Ryder & Diltenhoeitl dealer in silks on the third
door. in front By Mr. Mcdonald, dealer in fancy
goods, ard in psrt by T.. Drew. importer Of variety
goods, The fre originated in SIR. Drew premises,
aud strong suspicious entertained that it was the
work of an incendiary, the Fire Marshsl, in The
eourse Of bis discovered one or two places
,yherc rubbish and light material had evidently
been purpozely ignited. Mr.. Drew's stock dam
aged 10 the amount Of $500. DaU8gc 90 MoDonalfs
stock by fr. and water $500 Loss Of Ryder s. Dit
tenhoeier $500 The stock in the tsilors shop sus-
tanned slight damage by water, The b'ul1iug was in
cured 10 The amount OF kj0D. All The occupants are
insured, bat how much or in what Companies we did
not Learn.
Tux OLD AND NV Gas COMMUNICATIONS
Jenkins oerea resolution IN the Brooklyn Common
Council last evening, which provides that when any
gas company dscounee their pipes from building it
shall be dO,e in The area, under the sidewalk. The
mover Of the resolution stated in explanation that this
was intended TO prevent the old gas company out of
spite frOD tearing mp the stros when ,ho parties oc-
cupymg buildjngs desired TO IKE gu from The new
co.np ahy.' The resolution VA, adopted.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

Donald 1 Co.
shiPs-srs N,mph, Harding seDFrsnesoo, w. r. Coleman
CO.. Harvey Birch, Nelson. Liverpool X. w Tnndy; Gin.
cDna'us, noane, London, H. d. Brookmsn Co Florence,
sheser Liverpool Mcdonald Co. D-xoiShie And. rsos
jopdcn n r. MorsaB Wiley Miles Stsndish. Gardiner Ly
ePo Cald" ell PuTdy BsysIis, Wood Havre, wm Whit
lock. ".
Bnks-ses Dack senwood, Falmouth for orders j. W IL
wen Co Chto1, Rocy. Portland DelsnS Capen Aessas
(Br.), North, Cork for orders, J. c. MeAr,hur "
BdEs-Ses Lark, Allen, MaTseies c. 4 l. j. Peter: o. r.
Ward, BiEg Hohe Surges Clesrmsn Co. Mossdo!e tFr
ConltT Hsyre Boyd Reinoken Isnths Eingwood sYsns
Iuio Busc W ingold Loting, sszua, Nesnnth Sogs; H.
HsA clock. Dexter, Halifax, J. :. " hiiney A. Co.
SchoonersE Z. Johnson LcckW cod New bern E L Dbhs
Coz w A. CToeker Endicott Sabine Pass Baker Dsyou
seven brothers Oh lTedford Yarmouth " T. James Aise
Lee Coson Key West, BenDe. L Doske Jsue4cwu LaIor-
ntte, PCtrfpbufg j. Cole
sit 5LaeE--i Ca4es lAds9. PoTson, baltimore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-25

A ROlAL fowL.-While extraordinary effort, have
been made 70 develop Oxen sheep, and hogs TO man.
moth proportions, the pouliryyaId has been compare.
lively neelec.eda, least since the sub.denee Of the
great Shanghae fever. But a monster turkey which
We siv yesterday 1T the market Of Wbtwoith Case
Third avenue, puryeyor TO the Everett Houzc and
Clarendon Hotel, suggests wide field for experiment
in la, direction On his stall ya- exhibited Dire ..cd
TURKEY, huge iat and juicy, weighing u pounds. II
oar poultry IaiseIs succeed N producing such ROYAL
bde rs that, thcynced not despair Of eventually grow
iug hem Sc biz osiriches. Who knows but in lime
wc sla be able to enjoy he luxury Of turkey soaks
chicken cuAeis and dusk chop. Al oil event. there's
nothing like trying.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-25

REARREsT or NOTORIOUS CHAEAcTEGs.-Last
evening Detectives Elder aud hcCOTd arrested three
tierrnals named Michael Reuben, Msnsssah Goldman.
and Louis TruehaIt, charge oirobbing Judge VIM.
Jessup of 500 on the 10Th Of October last Tne rob-
berry occurred he Philadelphia train, and the above
named persons were arrested at the time, but effected
release upon habeas corpus, the Judge not being able
90 appear against them, as business called lin else
where. Since then the THO have been 10 New-Oreans
and elsewhere professional tour. Yesterday they
again made their appearance in New-Yogh, and we're
Immediately taken ia custody.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-25

PoLIcr CoNussIoNKR-.-This Bo1rd held ID special
meeting yesterday afternoon sad transferred Capt
Mailing Of the Detective force stationed At Polre
Headquarters 20 the command OF the Twentieth Pre-.
riuc Police, in the place OF Capt. MeKelyey, sie
pended from daty ia consequence OF aR amour wh
a ca1enier's wife, the particulars of which we pub.
h,h'd ID Tn rEErNf day or two ago. A melton
wH- also passed reduce the Detective force "a i.rp
men, bU no further action WAC taken IN be matter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-25

LrNcoLS AND HANLIs Loog-oUT CLuB.-T Til. OF
eaniza'ion numbering about one hundred men, whch
figured 20 conspcuon,y the occasion Of the a.
grand parad. Of The WiJc-Awikes in New-Nork, gave
grand ball last nieht at the Apollo Rooms The hall
Was handsomely decorated with hsgs aud torches, and
good bard Of music was in attendance Dancing
was commenced at an 59Ily hour aud continued until
neal dsybreak. The hall was largely aitc,,drd and
pls,y d OF Ia the satisfaction Of all concerned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-25

TEE TooD oy PsIJ-.-During tine year 1879 Paris
consumed 5000 00) gallons Of wine in barrels and
ooDoD gallons IN bottles; IsG0010 gallons Of alcyhols
-ald spirits 10000 gallons Of cider; $4,000 gallons
al imported beet, 3lG00o gallons Of beer made n
Pors. 9,l72oao pounds Ct napos; 3,Ne,O00 pounds
Of beef veal nuiion and yeIson, Of which fl ,A 600
pounds are imported aud - 100000 pounds Of pork ani
End. During the year there were 3 Y13 births, Of
wLich I2,27s were illesitipste aud 3!,77i deaths,
Ieayin2 an excess Of b.icis Of 400. There were
10 80 marriages.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-25

- Com. Ta.paIl, Z. s. ", W. X. Nesoa ard lady Of
Peekskf 4. Lldndge Of New-l ORR, ". Corbin OF
Swaslagtcn, D. e., {. S.cbbin Of Richmond, aud j. \.
. addell ofTennesee are st the Aston Honsc.
Tho Hon Wa. Appleton Of Boston, &. 81. Morfis
u ue 4. = ~, snd II. IAcock and A. Naren.enc1 Of
c H. u Artillery hom England. are at tie Breyoor'
tIOlho.
w. g. Hall Of Texsf, &C. Hall Of Baltimore, aud
J. Ely o} R.,.bc.ies a,e a. lbe 81. Aicto'as Hotel
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Market. .Reporsed By Telegraph.

ClyclSSAr Dee 2l-FloUs unchanged quotations nsa
nal NnR,T buoysnt 9So6 81 O.. Hoss uBshsEsed and
nm; ,sl.- o 2gD a. r. IS So Msss PoRS Is bes
ais L.kD In barrels &c. MoSES MARKET ssshtg easash
slGHF EXCHANGE al per cent preU4nnl.
NEwOaIEtys bee 2.-Corr0S steady sales to-day rs 20
bales ~ 0i1lc. for MID hoLsssgs active at 81 6 ftors
r1n "A sJas5 ~ SUperne LARD In kegs lo fksSsTs
Co.ion 10 Have Size ExcsASsR on London ~ 3o2 !
eigh Fyrbsuse on Eeyy-York Z al f. cent discount
oBus 24-C0Fros; Sales to DAY 1o belize . io isi
af-.. i-t.~ ofss.z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-25

Tie Nj. WA. ". Russell whose arrest by che
Marshal is noticed in mo.l,r part Of tli4 piper
there are several Of the -amc name IN lii, ,ip1
we learn lns been resident here but short
time. He II wen known in Missouri, and hn- been
largely engaged in contract 81 fhe Wet for the United
stacs and connected viii lt irIa OF Resell, Mior,
a Wadiell, who We're al-o extensively employed in
ire ncOTotaonof 60, c11n.nl a'oi,s ~ The Normou
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s.Is-Below ,ge notice the principal transsrtinnsi .
4 n Razrrs good Kentucky a. sc y n i've "cis az
i3lf NJ 6so Do do. 1t price sy 80 o. A-o ~
ex!s do 81 20 100 u, g.. lis2 ~ Ah', e 60 &c. %
GagS Diver Ia Illinois At sN head, LES D.
r. Bi,bet', II hrst quality Ohio at - % g J" 70 ~
15ft n. -, ,.x.n
tso IS gaod steers TO-, l1in b Also, 70 p,eai9m
ana yesr old Illinois Durham sleeTs ri Be- ay Log 70
jos WILSON, II light Kentussy At ssJ ," y heed ~
LEO n. - "a, a. -.
~ Mir IA State a. Ss8 d heed average 500 H.
NJ Budl9ng heavy STATE at sloO Y head eS'iHEed
10 average goo 10 - ,.asR
" Warren u heavy State a. 81 = head, average rl ~
a Smith Il Michigan al BE average LIZ ID Also - As
ans ar S5s 4 head, average $50 ID.
q; Crrtis q linoia NJ 4c. avcrnFrl 90 N.
J. A. Fro-t IS State 20 = hundrod average l,No ~
sTao5us Indiens tij 10 a. head average lIs2 %
Also Ig Miriirin NJ 30 p head, average so 10, .
The Cetle IN the yerds this week we're Dsesf
In by Icbury Coon head fed by joan EBock, West do-
eT,v Ohio il c. ofeI-d sllv Y head, OF S5c y ~,
liz weight p OF them. but did not sell They 90 thfessa
ssssp Athou.h The receipts light there j. !i.s o. 10
rairv Tor Sheep We have sales 10 report and aoe o-
iuaI'v ~ sI1fic = y, for f5iTto good
H6GsThe-o sins az mpoyen IN the Hos tfsde ho-s
scrs occurring shade Prices Daring the week ,a,s o.
about 2Oj rad tho s0arket closing At 5taSsc ID TOT hesY
eor.ed s,sie One choice 10. sod on private srmspsss
nuresgD Hoss-n good reauest Sales Saturday 800 bed
1t1 o6.c. foT & to heavy, and s' Tor avery eh0s H
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ny Tele2r0pI..

50 ANNlii, Dee a-rhe .ri,v s,saai,f Noa.scn.ry.
rom NV Ntfk srT ~ fy hrs ~ Io'co-kls r,trir
hoRtoLh, Dec. 23rhe following vsssas have Arri,sl IL
tihItyn he,ts tom Csilao ad awaiting orders. ships
W'Sf W ui o. .; dawes Archer m - s Nrptae's a. In
days. John Tucker, IA 20 DAYS. - -
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Loss Of the steamer s,e,tonm.

MEPHi,, Tenn, Monday, Dec. - 1863.
Tue s.eames Peyt01a from i.onbNiIe 10 Ae~-Or-
fesus sunk 10 miles below here. Damage light.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-25

M sic Mann Rr~SlL and Rai,h ee,lpasly rvpcs,e1 3,
h,,e 10 d-cb,rS, ~ ~ Z
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The Gssndn 0u,wurd Bound.

ttr Ram, M0nday, Dec. = I8bl.
lie steamship Csnsda passed here ii @ o'clock On
- s>unGav evening.
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Movements OF Ocean Sseamers.
TO 0EPART
xIvrATrRK aINAyAc

| IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Ssn-Hises..7:22 set,........4:33 Moon- Set.. se7
WATER
Sandy Hook. 5;03 Gov lsland.. $3.50 Hell Gate g:J
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lReporied for Tho New'Yofk Tflblhe.I
WFgT ALBANY, Dec.

WEsT ALBAsI. Dec. "a, 1880.
BHEtE-Ownz 70 the very light receipts, prices hays Al
vepeoJ l6c NJ live weight the common and good o.
and c on premium The market opened hn a, ire Ndvse
whom ID Dacsre known that the receipt at ali The yids ootsd
10 only 45 head Toward The close h0Teyef u s on main
Nv on NJ 10 Nh. egrciiy New York buyer. With the nla1ses
rompss;iscy iheseyes the Eastern buyers dd not tsse
f..v on account the asked. and viii not take over
40 hena so1ster The premium smas Cattle held nm,
e The cornon interior fell "a at the close and Ne
make, f,r The latter nay be called duh
RpIryTSThe following copzstive statement OF TO-
ceiu =. his Mace via the New York Central RiiTosd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-25

The Cst. are from The several States and Canada IN me fo
lowing nur1bGrs Illinois, 49, Kentucky SJi ono 81 Ney
York l Missea!i ll1 lgdisua 81 Michigan, 1895 Canada
r. And we're distributed through the different yards her
"a roJlorys: Az More's 70. Hunters 4oi UalGPs, SS
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-20

For one year ,(per maip'''''' 0n
U three s-,--.ti,as and
.iy lines insertion 49, zach suOseauen, ny
81 %9Sn @ Se charged as the T
lnte vas Of six lines or more than three mrs.
For lalt squareS subseuuent ,ne 81 For three lines
n'e oG So Monthly al ths
lines s9s tS ohSrss %ns1 viii SniS
end y sacn .nsre Of SIX lines, ana more than three
For all opih. oIa Al. For three lines per "on'h 70
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-20
Shaker Garden Seeds. 1853.

EHON NEW LEBANON, fresh and Of the choicest
a., varieties, in bulk aud in boxes or 100 papers
-.'' assorted, Streeeivei by express via Panama.
0eel6 RICE, COFFIN 4 co.