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STEAMBOATS,,

Leaves every THURSDAY at5P NJ.
NEW ORLEANS AND
1H1SA &yIGKsBuRG UNITED STATES .NnTs. n
sA#&AE MAIL LINE. ssfrsSAs3 &,
NJ White commander leaves above for Argyle Groeyie
Snnysie Eggs Point lake Washington Grand Lake Caro-
lima Landing Ashton Pitchers Point Skpwils, Lake Prov
idence Goodrich Landing Mikcns Bend Duckpor Nicks
burg Warenon New Carthage, Grand Gnf st. Joseph Rod
ney, Waterproof Natcle2 Fort Adams, Mouth of Red River
Tourica Morgan Point Conpce Bayou Sara Port Hudson
Baton Rouge Paquemne, Dopudsonvle and all Intermediate
landings. ...... --...
Freight taken for all landings the Yazoo Taahachie and
Sunfower rivers, with privilege Of reshppng.
Leaves on SATURDAY, Y,Gt5PM
The magnificent u. 5. Mail packet Satchc1 Captain T. T.
Leahes will leave for Donadsonyle Paquonne, Batol
Rouge Port Hudson, Bayou Sara Red River Lundng For
Adams Natchez Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Gulf
heLafourche Vicksburg with ruce and
Hope and will take freight for all landings the Yasoo and
TaahOche rves al high water rates without detention
The above mentioned splendid passenger packets will leave
their regular days without fail st the hour appointed Al
business entrusted to their will be promptly and faithfully
attended to-
These will not be responsible for any letter paekas
containing money iewey other ynables unless reglht
bills of ladng taken specifying the and value
the freight paid for VRuables deposited with the ct6T
by the passengers, contained in their baggage.
For freight or passage apply on board, or 70
j. j. PERSON 4 co.
tel5 IF Corner of Carondelet and Union streets.
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Steam Train from the Lake te the civ on week days
Tbs Steam Train will stop Genfy Station when notified
except however on mail trips and during the hahour trims
must have timely notice to stop.
Sunday Arrangements.
Qn Sundays the Steam Train will leave the city a O'Clock
A. NJ, in lien Of the Horse Car y ~
Ihe Steam Train will ease the city sundays every hour
From and after Sunday, the 9Th May, The Cars will leave
either end o the Road every hafhour from o'clock r
until O'Clock 7, NJ "
The Horse Car will make special trips from the Iake
at night whenever required the Conductor must re-
ceive due notice. ''
utes ' = 80
EPasseagers earnestly requested to procure their tick
cts al the Office nnder the Depot C4eek return tickets
nyl n PANnErY Srnerinterdent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-25
TALLAHATcHIE AND YAzoo RIVERS.

49, h. u S. Mail packet Dew Drop, S. II. Parsot
master connecting with steamer GhRT1ner her
arrival At ycksburg Friday nornng9-For sa-
tarta, Yazoo City Tehula Silver Greek, Beon Westoer
Honey Island Tnrleys Landing Sidon Cranes Landing Rs
Ing SaA Humphreys Greenwood, Point Letere osve and
all intermediate landings Tallahace river high az
Sharkeys landing leaving Ycksburg Friday arrival of
the 81 O'Clock evening train.
nS- All freghts shipped by the Charmer will be taken
hrough at high water rates. without charge.
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Arrived Yenfartsax.-

Steamship suwanee Fowler I'm Indianols and Galveston
inst, 10 G Harris-1st district.
Steamship Gen Rnsk Shannon n Galveston and Sabine Pass
TO G HarTis-Berwicks Bay.
Span bark Ppa Leinas days FIN HAVANA ballast Puig
Brothers-presously reported al Quarantine Staton-3d
Brig Baler Fallet Il days FIN Tampico 10 Ayenduno Bros
= Point.
sehr Red F9s Kicker Tapico 9th inst to Fernandez eco
Id dist, 10.
sehr Dew Drop, Terry I'm Ruaan Island 10th inst 10 master
Quarantine Station.
Schr Gabriel, Arles, I'm The Goast-2d dist.
Steamboats,.
Nm Morrison, Yore, FIN ST tsouis.
Minnehaha, Woolt0lk fm 81 Lonis.
Naichek, lIeatners I'm Hitksburg.
Capitol, Bnranco fnl Bayou Sara.
Florida, Myers, FIN Mobile.
Towhon Music, Wagner the Passes-owet down and to
sea the 23d lust ship st Louis and brig Nanuy-brought
up bark Ppita and scir Red Fox
Steam tug TuscaTora Wnret f the Passesen down light
brought up brig Baiier and TO Quarantine Station chr
Below---EomtnG Up.
Ship Mary Hammond -, 81 days fm Boston to W Dewey
&eo-cargo, assorted merchandise 1893 ice to /
Warner AGO.
Ship crlnea Lord I'm Liverpool July I'd camaek Con
Brit big Creole, Foblster Ruatan Island to de Lii
Hrdi Acc.
Passengers, ==
Per steamship Suwanee from ndanoa ard Galves.o1 Oh
deck.
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Nsip OrIfaas Aailp Crescent.
gihsr SnteIlIgtlgss.

Tke Weather business ss--stornt's Counter
Y,oase Safety yalve--Capsain Cunningham
CLERK OF the J. G. Swon - The 8 Dixie
psiys,--CIlppzngs from oar Exchanges
Departures To-day, etc. etcs
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QUOTATIONS FoR I.oITrsIAsA ara n


QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR
E'dsssa EsssS Fss ss SalT ss Prime and
Weeks receipts, 81; exports. 40.
MoLAssEs.. The receipts have been confined to few
tang lots which have been sold chiefly for Refining
at arrange Of 5@2i and &c q gaen Inferior and Fertent
ing descriptions though lot 100 hf bbs Poor brought
2oc. o gallon.
Weeks receipts, III hbis exports 2l
FLOUR There has been but little animation IN the n,arke
for this article during the past week anhe sales ap 10 Thurs.
dR evening confined about 5000 bb chiefly at s. c
s. IS for Sspene SS 00@s6 is Ordinary to Good Extra
and 81 oo@sf 10 and sS % q bb for Choice Extra brands
Yesterday about 1900 bbs sold including 200 supeiue at
80 4e9s5 so some smaller lots al the same, S xa at S 30
and 100 Choice al 81 30 D bbl
week's receipts, IS, ,5la hbs exports 1891.
WHEAT. There have been no sales Tor several aont
past and we are unable 10 give any quotations.
Weeks receipts, Az sacks; exports none
coka,..Ffces continued irregular with only moderate
demand Rnd to Thursday evening we uoiced afes of ev
p 900 sacks a Of a556c Ordinary Mixed etc. IS
@e and 62sc for Good to Prime Mixed and Yellow 62l5e
for White Mixed and es@T0c q sushel for White Yesterday
some fo sacks were sold including 800 Mixed &c., 1850 at
and White at zoe. q bushel.
Weeks receipts, 2 0Q0 sacks exports Is A55
OATS The business Of the past week shows 40 advance in
prices with sales up to Thursday evening about 60 sacks
Prime Old.
Week eksEseelpis, sss7 sacks; exports l0sl
BRS..We lase heard Of about 4Q sacks sad dining the
week at 81 i5@sI - y loo u.s. mostly al 81 sssl l
Tsleo ms.
HAYAboa GOD bales Western have been disposed Of dur
ing the past week 008So 90 for Ordinary to Prime
and ssne so bales New York AT sal 90 n Ton.
foRk1he demand has been limited, hat holdsrs have
been claiming full prices the sales including 800 bbs Mess 1t
- oo q thl, and 800 yesterday We now quote Mess
aali al ~ 599S2a % a BILL The retail has been 6rm at
se2 30 Ter Moss
Ihs sleek he inspection Warehouses on tho LIST inst was
Weeks reeeipls 6d5 hbls.: exports ISo
sAeoN.'. The s'sck has light and hodea am, win
He fof Shoulders. Is@lse for Rsbsd SIDE md ls
& = D. soE Clear SIDES Hams have been selling slowly Il
= D. of Coed q Extra Faaey Sugar Cured
Sssk,s receipts, mo ei;s. and tcss; exports lai.
nave Aasieed eay small ie.s selling at sl2 e9a
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e~sar .-, r-,,zsssszzsxsss-, NEW ORLEANS, JACK
~ III SON AND GREAT NORTHERN

80 Ell btaAs1s ssI1 son AND GREAT RoRFHERS
&ssaSg-JGa1kATbR0AD.
Two Passenger Trains leave the DEPOT nj the corner r Ca
and Magnolia daily-the Mail Train M otrncL
NJ and the Express Train al o'clock P. NJ. "
Connections with ali the Northern and Eastern Roads and
West " - '' f''E "ttu
Time to New York three days and Is hours Price $40 90
llS Camp street. ~ e'
Freight 90 received AT the oompany,s Depot foot of %
iopo street. rs late 330 NJ daily tSuniays excepted
The Company not responsible for loss by fire.
Excursion Train to Magnolia leaves Saturday at 4PM
4. 8. WILLIAMS
BIo " General Superintendent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-25
BAYOU SARA PACKETS.
PEapLEtS- LINE
EsEDPIEyS EINE-FnR an

~ BAYOU SARA AND FORT ADAMS = The
fine, stauneh and comfortable Passenger Steamer
- solden Age, Capt.. Webbing, leaves every
SATURDAY EVENING, at o'clock.
The substantial swilt.running Passenger Steamer r. w.
Powell, Capt. Heao leaves every TUESDAY, EVENING
aui tt R. VI. ADAMS It co, Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-25
WINES AND LIQUORS.

SANERAC BEsANDIEs-W HAVE A GOOD
suppy on hand aud are receiving by direct from
France additions To stock Of this celebrated and higbiS
favored hraI. We have s5 in eighth pipes 1898 ashh ana
qnafter pipes, 1899 de- do. l5 half quarter ana efpth
pipes We invite The attention of trnds and enaias-
generally as this article pure aud unadulferaed Nor ie an
keT York terms and prices by y ~ ~
WA. f. LEFERICH co, "a Old Tle7es ST.
in s-onrs I'm "a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-25

Leaves every TuESDA " at & o clock P. NJ,
NEW ORLEANS AND yICK&
- = burg T. S. Mail Uine-For 9onaasonvlle Pis
agpemine, Baton Rouge Port Hudson, Bayou SAra,
Red River Landing Fort Adams Nalchez, Water
proof Rodney St. Joseph Grand GULF WaEsnton and yfck;
burg-The steamer Chafmcr Capt. w. c. Wilson, viii
teave above every TUESDAY o'clock r NJ. Returning
she will leave VekSbqrg every FRIDAY at Il o'clock NJ.
d. K. CARROLL & CO.,
ts4 Agents, SO Carordelet street.
The above esmer will yicksburg with tho
DeSdrop for Yazoo river.
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NEW ORLEANS cLAssrrroAr1oNs.
sTAFHMESr OF COTTON.

TOBACCO. There demand on speculation in the
early part of the week. with sales of 1903 hd Saturday at
md 20 Monday 7c Tuesday most of the orders
cancelled, owing improved prospects the growing
crop, and since then the market heavy with sales Of
about 20 hhds private bui understood be at
easier rates
werepeat advanced figures Of ats week but they arc
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-25
r-@-,, PONTCHARTRAlN RAIL

/
to aud from the Lake, day, only rs
Ra~ Please buy tickets at the office, under Depot.
n II
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-25
Ssipring gatslligtnte.
Cleared Yesterday.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp Street,
Saturday Morning, August 25 1861
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-25

Comparative value Exports Domestic Produce foreign
from the Port and District New Orleans Tor the
last records of the Treasury Department
that is, for the fiscal year of the government
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-25

Railroads.

Smith 10 cks bacon Hogan Is hNs fruit and unres 10
orcr-Tota bales cotton SSta bales of which new)
BAYOU sARA-Per steamer eapitol-sundries to order
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D nm New Ivy. ORLEANS. oRNAMENTAL

a 1z NEW ORLEANS ORNAMENTAL.
I'D IhoN WoRhs1he he undersigned beg leayc TO nforue
the public aud builders generally that they Are rnana.
iaGtnfing all Kinds Of Architectural Building Irou
Work at their foundry Magnolia and Efato
2fse in Davidson Row CaFondelG STsetsch as Verauils
haiiug shutters Safe and Bank Doors Straight and cnr
Stairs, Iron Bridges Roofs etc. ~ ~
They Keep constantly hand Cast and Wrought Iron Col.
urnns, Fentaors end Sash Weights, and I nh rias
every OF Castings Columns Store House Fronts
,.,,., BENNETT LuRsEs, Dayidyon's Row,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-25

SUGAR The receipts continue very light and with fair
demand prices have advanced fer qualities with sales Of
about ao hhd eun the week from first and second hands,
tue range Of QUE quotations. below. The the Ieyee
and in the State is very light.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-25

AsDJyG Ex BARK MOUNT VERNON, from Leg
hof-A0 Slabs Of White and Vened Marble 10 casks
taln # RARETI il co, 81 nrarnnn strast
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-25

s AND bEAIEss ii F6kEfaN I2D iINnIi boMasTfS afS
VI 40 raver streets have hand aud are eonssarSls
receiving direct from the Manufactures " S'"''e4%s
Nails, Castings Axes; Carpenter;a TnoIa
bees Spades and Shoves; Corn and Cohea Mills:
SX 2; and i;4S Chains Cotton and Manila Rone,
Anvs Vices and Bellows; Counter and Piatro1n saIs.
Stocks and Dies Screw Plates Andons and FestGars
Hampers and E9pgs; ahoyes Tones:
Jrnd stones, all sizes; Cotton and Wool Csris.
IoeES ~ anu fithsesi Iron md Brass Screws
I'm ware Rodgers Cutlery
TogeheF with large assortment OF Fancy is ,sv es
Brushes, Perumery Paper and BLANK Ronle 80 ~
9ieed the lowest nces fer o. eitv naper nnSslS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-25


BAYOU SARA-Per steamer Gapitol-sundries to order.
Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON August "a ls60ls bales cotton Payne Harrison
4 Gatching-0 Il n Lowe &co-lu Roehford Brown
Seul0 Montgomery HRll-6 Warren, Gilmore Sco4 tollo
way Lonsdae Thornhill &co- orderToal7 II
balescotton.
10, orELousAS AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRAsTlEAR CITY August "a lsGO-lo hhds sugar Beoes
Soblem &co-sundries 10 order.
PoNTCHARTRAIN.
MoBTtEPer steamer Flerda2 cotton gins Pratt sun
dries to order.
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BeIow---Comtne Up.
ExpOrI5.

R Per steamship awanee from Iadlauoa ard oaveso5e On
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-25
T NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sEDs' FOUNDRY, NEW ORLEANS

LEEDS + CO.. IRON FOUNDERS, =.-4
n Manufacturers Of Vertical Horznnta Stespl Engines
Seers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans Sugar Kettles Cariefs
FilteT Steam and Horse Power Draining Machines Saw Mills
Tin teang Iron Columns and Fronts for Buildings Fatnseg
South. 80 's ''a4l'S1 A0' 'He
have been dny authorized and are prepared to construct
fal2 dSw1y
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26

SHREwD SwINDLING TRANSACTION BY A
BOY.-The B ston TTausIier saws that two or
three days since. a boy, who in some way
had obtained Il bank bill-head OF Ballard &
Stearns, house furnishers, No. Is Bromield
street, filed the same in the name of Mr..
Brown, as the purchaser of one dozen of
knives, valued at four dollars. and receipt
lug. pocsrnIed it, together with A box pack, q
in brown paper, directed |. Brown, Concord,
Mass. to Mr. Adams of the Concord Express,
who inadvertently paid the bill. Upon car
r. ing the box to Concord, Mr.. Brown denied
the purchase, and upon opening, it was found
to contain a stone, with liberal supply OF
mother earth, together with a card, ON the
back OF which was inscrib Sold, and got
the money"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26

FIR FAsHIeNs--The once d-sPised mink
taking rank only one step higher than the
Juuskrat. has got into such high favor from
its esase resemblance to the Hudson Bay ga
bic, that itEp0rtations have been displaced
10 a large extent. AMI now the American
sable takes the precedence in comparison
with almost any OF The rival furs. Stone
marten, Itch, squirrel, *, are l-Ss inquired
for. Success in winning popular favor re-
suits in this case much a. It often does in the
higher walks OF animal life. and whole cCm-
munities of the mink creation have been
brought to sorrow from the effects NJ extern
siye aduIatiOn. In other wOrd-, the demand
for mink has tended to surfeit the market so
that prices are about twenty per cent lower
than last years. In style there is no essen
lial change, except that the bali-cape lads,
owing to the use Of the mOder3iz-d Arabian
hood in cloak making. which dos not permit
of covering. The stock at fIrs on hand Is
about as usual in quantity; bat it will be
speedily reduced aitrr the winter fairly re :
I'M ]. Journal # COHaHeTe.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26

TaE PENoPTICON OF INDIA.-D. G. La
RUE's panupticOn, or mechanical exhibition,
has proved very attractive entertainment
during he past week, at Odd-Feliows' Hall.
| 1t IS a rare piece of workmanship, and dis
| plays great artistic skill as well mecbani-
| cal ingenuity. The exhibition opens with a
| lew Of Calcutta, the famous commercial
metropolis OF British India. In this scene
| We have the interesting spectacle of the dis
[ embarkaliOn Of the English reinforcement.
/ in which are seen steam vessels. men-0fw ,r.
| aud fat botOmed boats, busly engaged in
/ conveying to shore the troops, munitions OF
war &c The regularity with which the
oars are pnIIed. and the wheels of the pad
| die boats revolve, with real smoke Issuing
| from the tunnels. the salutes fired by the
men-Uf-war. and above all. the ease and
grace with which Il vessel tacks about are
marvellous.
After the landing, the English take up
their march toward Delhi, the troops. horses.
cannons. and all tn plraphernelia of an ar
nay on the move, working with military pre-
cisiOn Further on Is delineated an engage
ment between the British and S-poys, IN
which i given regular action. with all its
accompaniment, the roar OF cannon. the
ratI. Of musketry. the flight Of shells and
rockets. represented by real-hssing cOmhus-
iibles. till at length the Sepays retreat and
au Z Igish soldier triUmPhantly places the
standard Of England on the ramparts Of the
be!ea guered ciiid-I.
The g-eate-t care has been bestowed upon
al the details, and the figures appear very
Iife-like, particularly a horse left wounded on
the Il ID OF battle, which Icks its wounded
Iiu,b. and after several attempts succeeds in
ting up. He then gently rouses his mas
ter by fOudIiug him with his mOuth-each
separate action as perfectly ''horse nature"
rs coulI ne conc lived. H. looks about as if
far help; he stretches out his neck, and yon
invoIuu.ariIy listen for the feeble neigh; and
1t length falls beside bis master. \ sentinel,
who slowly levels bis rife drops it again,
| falls on one knea, raises the piece to his
| shoulder and fires at the enemy is most
| lite-ike piece OF mechanism. We have men-
| tom, bat lew OF the features Of this won
derful exhibition; indeed. It must oe seen TO
be appreciated. The representations will be
continued Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday
Thursday and Friday nights, and Wednesday
aud Friday afternoons at o'clock. Old
| and young should visit he PanopticoD du-
! ring the week.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26
From the GAINESVILLE Aurora November Is. 1859.

From the GAINESVILLE Aurora, November %, 1859
NEW GLUE.We advertise to-day new style of glue,
which must be needed in every house. This is report
ed 70 Be he identical glue with which the glued
his dog together after he Ohe dog-not the man had
split himself in two halves BY running against a sharp
post while pursuit of rabbit 1t related of this
unfortunate dog that he stuck together with
legs up and down, and remained FOR the of his
life albeit he a durable dog after than be-
fore this slight accient because while he running
on two legs the other two resting, and he had
only to flop on the rested legs and go ahead
afresh. This only shows that should be taken
sticking things together, when you have good glue
to work with. novI2-2w
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26

e. HEADAcHB is the favorite sign by which nature
MAKES known any deviation whatever from tho natu-
raj state of the BRAIN and viewed ia this light il mIy
be looked a safeguard intended giye
disease which might 9th srwise escape attention. sill
TOO late ~ be remeded ani its Indications should
never be neglected. Headaa hes may be cassi "a
der two names, viz Symtom Itic and IiIopaIhie
Symptomatic Headache is exceedingly common ana IS
the precursor oi great variety OF diseases, among
which APP plexy, tiOut, rheumatism all iebrile
diseases In its form it is sympathetic Of dis
ease of the stomach, constituting sick headache, OF
hep1tic disease constituting bilious headache worms
nstipaton and other disorders of the bowels, as
we'll renal and utsrne affections Diseases OF the
heart very frequently attended with Headaches :
Anemia and plethora also affections which ire
quently occasion headache. IdiOpathic Headache is
also very common, being usually distinguished by the
name OF nervous hedsdche, s0metms = coming sud
denly il state of apparently sound hcith and pros
tratng at once the mental and physical energies, and
IN other instances IL comes slowly, herated by de-
preston of spirits acerbity OF temper. In
stances the pain is in the front Of the head
or both eyes, and sometimes provoking vomiting /;
under this class may also be named Neuralgia.
For the treatment of either class OF Headache the
C-phalic Pills have been found and safe remedy
relieving the pains in a few minutes and
by its subtle power Graduating the diseases OF which
Headache is the uneering index.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26
Sherin7s Sale.

ID from the Honorable Circuit Court OF Davidson
county Tennessee its September Term, $780, will
expose public sale, TO the highest bidder, for cash
the Court House Yard in the city of Nashville,
saturday the 1st day OF December 1860 all the right
title claim interest and which Thos. 6 james
then had. may have since acquired in and TO the
following described piece, parcel tract Of Land in
Davidson county State OF Tennessee, and bounded
follows : On the North by the lands of David Young
and Jesse Smith and Whites Creek, on the East by
the lands OF John D. James and John Walden; the
South by the Hydes Ferry T mp Ike road and Benjl-
min Hyde; and on the West by the lands of David
Alternately and Benjam Hyde, containing about 800
acres, being levied as the property of Thomas g.
James 10 satisfy judgement rendered in favor OF
Churchwell I2ner inst Abner Lusner and Thos.
James JOHN K EDAUNISON, Sheriff.
noYS-tds By W. d. ROBERTSON, d. sheriff
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26

TIE THEATRE-UNIyERsAL ATTBACTE"N.-
The regular business OF The Theatre will b.
resumed this evening. with Miss MACAETHY =.
Dir. WALTER K EBLE and Mr.. F. 4. VINCENT
On the bills. This is a strong team, affOrd5ng
unusual attraction to the Play-soer. The
Managers evince a determination to have
nothing within their power urdane t" please
the public. and we trust thir IF .Tts viii be
rewarded By the liberal patronage they de
serve BULwEE's great play of RIcHEIIEU
will he produced this evening. Mr.. kEEBLE
End Miss Mccarthy sustaining the leading
cLaraat.V-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26

THAxESGIvING DAY.-The Rock City
Guards intend celebrating Thanksgiving Day
by attending Divine servic by their Chap
lain, in the Hall of Representatives at the
TALON of Cadets ut the W. VI. Institute, and
the German Yagers have been invited to at
tend on this Interesting occasion. 50 as TO
make it a complete military festival The
public are invited Of course. 1t is the desire
St the Chaplain to make the Thanksgiving
of suTne practical benefit, by taking up g
collection for the aid of the suffering poor of
the city; SO that while rendering thanks our
selves We may give the widow and The faith
erless occasion to T. juice also.-Gezstts.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26
ShRpin,s Sale.

DY virtue ola vend 10 directed and delivered
DfrOm the Honorable Circuit Court of Davidson
ty, Tennessee, at its September Term 1850, will
pose public sale the highest bidder cash. at
the Court House yard in The city OF Nashville,
uray, the Sth day of december, $780, all the right,
title claim, interest aud estate, which James ". Cole
then had, may have acquired in the fol-
lowing described tract of Land, lying in davidson
county, the head waters OF Dry Creek, containing
two hundred and twenty-five acres, more or less,
bounded follows: On the North b. the land Of John
George ant E Cunningham son the East by the lands of
E and Eppy Cunningham the South by the lands of
Jos A. Bowman and A Ramer, on the West by the
lands Of G. W. Campbell and Jonas Shvers. Being
the land formerly occupied by John Cole Levied
the PROPERTY of J. ". Cole Salty Judgment rem
dered VI favor OF 4. }. Cole, ct. al -
nov15-td JOHN K. EDMCNDSON, Sheriff
Rv T a WTJITNORTFJt N =
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26
OHIO MEA]

A coSssGSlESTsf Fresh Ohio Meal jest reserved
II and for sale BY RzSJ. sHlT1ls %
rsvl2-u Ne. q es1sgs ssrsss