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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-22

SUCCESSION OF c. " JoSTE. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and Positive sale-six Lots Of Ground in Jefferson CITY,
md one Slave
By J. B. WALTON,
Auctlopeer-ofhce, 20 Camp street
SATURDAY, January 9Th, 1861, at I2
n r. ~ n as, ,ss s s Han oy gs 1g and e
second District Gour dated December Is lso Csuri DocEss
ss s g e sSa assd dsssss for
SIX LOTS OF GROUND II The parish of aeerso in the
as.snasa s hy 1 ~ Mo- No. i e q aslgsss @ as.asg ,as
feet between parale lines Lot So Il forming the Of
T. ass EsEa E1f hs6 ps sssd s e ss r.,.
M Wsss months s sfe VIII Interest e. the rate Of zig Per
mortgage on the property scld The Of the adadca
ndn TsT he ssys Ts psssssr 70 1era II Twelve
after maturity with special mortgage the slave sold for the
Acts sale before Ricardo Notary Public st the ez-
pense Of the purchasers
SUCCESSION DE G. v. JoNTE, DEoGDE-sEcoSDE
ct Positive Yenesx Terrans dams la Vile de JeiFer-
son, ct Esclave
PAR J. B. WALTON,
Encaneur-l0 rue du Camp
SAMEDI, le de janyier 1851, q midi, a
orde de Honorable Morgan use de- IA Dsasisns conr m
q District date e dsesmbre sSS dosser de a. cou No
pour e0'ns
borne par les raes Lsel ads jersey Ct vaeaee degnss
les Nos q 10 nelusyemsnt earant chseun piedss
ST as an NJ Il fone en
Rs- CONDITIONS DEs BIENs FoNDs-Doyze mes de
als ss hspsn
De Escave acausrear fonrnra son billet doane mois
eRdoe 81 ,s ~. z @ Dc Z tnes % t Dc
snsaass e afss p&eae s recaye pour mon
Aces de vente pardevant D. Ricardo noaire public
-s-- - .ea.s-e1-s. az e . saa .
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-22

AMA CsiaRL.ES TaIslgsFITTS- IsUC3ESSOR
W. TO kLlIs i,IIRRsaIE IE1 ImDp1er and Dealer in
1<HSs Hardware, Cutlery, etc.,
NO. idi foydIs st, between Camp aud st. Charles.
Builders Hardware and Crates.
Cabinet and Honse Furnishing Hardware,
GarpsHIers' Toois in great variety,
s7s-For sale NJ extremely low n icas. oil Iy
q. DIAuN, AEroRhhf-AI-bAW, 80. q Uamp
ssHest mis- iy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-22

TN PEACE PREPARE FOR yVAR-THE on
Il TX SOUTHERN MANuFAgTgREn GuNPuWDER +
Look you Rights Look 10 your Guns lin view of the
pect of national affairs. and the rights Justly longing
South which al hazards should possessed y herand
too when every southern State Iegss Is equpping AMI
providing for extra military forces the nndesgn begs
bring the notice Of the puplc the ONLY Southern Guppow
der manufactured, tried ana approyeA-
DUPoNT'S SPoWDER
made at Wilmington DGawate and lhe cheapest best and most
effective Powder hronghto the city Orleans II
has proved its superioy by being used in the PRINCIPAL
Of the world during the late patroused the
chief milia companies of The South.
Orders, IL quickly sent will be attaraed 10 by
l.. " lRYE, Agent,
dl4 I'm ST Tcfo,f6ifanlas street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-22
AMUSEMENTS
VARIETIES THEATER. sRAvIEa sTR


VARIETIES THEATER. ssAvIEE STREET.
M CHARLES BASS ssze Difeesor
Mr. GEO T. COLLINS Acting Manager.
SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER ~, 1860,
W bs @ aetsd Helesfs psndd ct seassdy sns Cd THE
SAD sotao m fesh sd aidas s n Mss M Jo s asny
NJ sssy: NJ Charles Bass: eoadach, ~ A. j pavsn
sssg hssn sfPcT Mi sS Ms pg TSE
70 conciafe vii Al. Esso s-sinon Lullaby Hr
PRICES OF ADMISSION Private Boxes. according to
s,ysa asdraos s Galley lfs IsSss cent.
ocs open dolly from 10 @ oeiock X n e oeioek
NJ where ea and Boxes may secured two days ia ad
na Doers haIfpass O'Clock perform sce 10 com
AZ W, B. cHIPpESDALE. Treasurer.
VARIETIES THEATER-GRAyIgR STREET.
CARD.
The patrons Of this Theae respectfully notified that on
MONDAY EVENING next, viii be acted
First Time in New OrIeans,
DRAMA
Adapted from Octave Teulets celebrated story consisting Of
PROLOGUE,
FIVE ACTS, and
SEVEN TABLEAUx.
Emit led
81 The Romance OF Poor Young sTan.''
With
INCIDENTAL MUSIC.
ENTIRELY NEW SCENERY,
CORRECT COSTUMES,
APPROPRIATE FURNITURE,
And APPOINTMENTS,
And
AN UNDgEI4BLY GREAT cAsrY
Bseats be secured three days in advance. d2,2t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-22
OF ELECTION.

NOTICE OF ELECTION.
ssH9 GaA E3s, Pursuant 10 Proclamation of His
.AzIS$&aSzss Excellency THOMAS o. MOORE,
eSS3@kA - Governor Of the State of Lonsana
asSsAS-9az% bearing date December IL, 1850, the
qualified of the Parish Of Orleans hereby notified that
Election will be held MONDAY, 7th day of January
1861, Delegates State Convention Baton
Ronge the Hall of the Hosse of Representatives at l2
O'Clock the 2d day of January 1861 accordance with
can Act providing for State Convention approved
December II, 1860.
parish Orleans, right bank shall elect Delegate
First Representative District the parish Of Orleans
shall elect three Delegates
The Second District shall elect two Delegates.
The Third District shall elect four Delegates.
The Fourth District shall elect one Delegate.
The Fifth District sha elect two Delegates.
The Sixth District shall elect Delegate
The Seventh District shall elect two Delegates.
The Eighth District shall elect one Delegate.
The Ninth District shall elect one Delegate.
q he Tenth District shall elect three Delegates and
Senatorial District composed of the parishes Plaaue
mnes ST. Bernard Jefferson and 0rlean right bank shall
elect two Delegates
The District composed of the parish of Orleans
left bank, shall elect Ave Delegates.
The Polls will be opened in each Election Precinct the
hours eight O'Clock NJ till fonr o'clock p NJ on the date
before mentioned wit: MONDAY, 7th day of january,
e6l for the purpose of receiving the the qualified
the parish of O under the supentenence
tire Commissioners and Clerks be appointed the
tiles designated lawthe election conducted and
rcate made to the undersigned returning officer
cordng to law.
sherifs Office, Parish of Orleans Dec. Is. 1860.
E. T. PARKER, Sheriff,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-22
NEW L9oES'NS GLASS s NJ fIoTu STORE

~ AND FRAME MANDATORY. 7S Caup street.
Nv former Looking Glass and Picture Store No a Royal
street, having been destroyed by fire. beg leave ufom
old customers nnd n pnbc generally that have eeopened
my esabi hnent Mt Nc Is Camp where pre-
pared fill ai orders and all work beonang my
line, with dispatch and ia superior have also
lafg and splendid stock OF
F4aach and German LOOKING Gil TASSES, 2
PICTURES,
FRAMES and MOULDING
of every description constantly hau which offer at the
lowest pffas and reasonable terms.
Iesircus 70 merit 1t, ask share of the pulc
d3 I'm YIGT0RIN GuETTE.
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A GRAND VIRGINIA D,scor

SOME FOUR MONTHS SINCE, OUR ny.
- townsman, NAPHTALI EZEKIEL, intormodL ACtI.4fr
had prepared hair restorer with which, ~ Us tls
menting upon his own head, whose top Was Was ep
We saw him two days since, and On the njaos enley Ill
months since fine crop of hair has SPRUNG % oad
orous growth. So convinced is Mr. EzskIs, up with s
cy of his discovery, that he has named it The es
ssThe InfaIIibIe Virginia Hair Ro,,
Mr. E. is about going into an extensive man,s r'"
article which is destined to prove of an xns ,
bald pated friends.-Fiom Richmond Enou;,'t' lon
18th, 1859. 1"'' Dson
This famous article ca" now be had Of ~,
Druggists. Those persons who desire 6nsI e P'uts
have only to use the resOrer according tn aa Of
ions on the bottle Those who have any donh," d.
cacy, can have them removed in shur, tins i lis
lNFALLIBLE VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORE usIlg /
that it is all that it is claimed TO be- lruss
Wholesale depot for orders, SO Main Street
N. EzEKlEl
RICHMOND, November !. =.
], N. EZEKIEL, take oath on the Holy B;b,0 u Ivy
been bald for the past II years. and have la
by using EZEK1ELS VIRGINIA HAIR PFSTnn ny h
m.: NArHTAL1 Ezrr rA
-r :, JOSEPH M.ro
Mayor Of kiebr'",,
Pr PEscrD
January l6, 1880. A. St C.
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This shows at glance the fluctuations of our for
eign trade.
Previous to 1856 dry goods constituted about
one-half Of our imports. Since that period it has
averaged much less Owing to the panic in 1853
the importation of dry goods in 1859 nearly equaled
all other imports.
The revenue to the country derived from these
impor!ations and collected at this port during the
month of July last was s4,5O4. O66 o.; in 1858 it
was So, ,305 50; in 1853, 81, s57, 246 49, The
amount is largely in advance of the revenue receiv-
ed in 1885, and somewhat short of that of 1859,
The exports of all kinds to foreign ports in July,
1860, were $l4,463, 1919. OF this $6,56s, 1856 was
specie and bullion, and $7,525,713 domestic pro-
duce.
The entire exports from this port of our own pro.
auctions for the first seven months of 1858 amount
ed to Sss, s52, 344; 1859, $50, 647 1860, s46,
81, 575. This important increase, in connection
with the decrease Of importations is important as
indicating the permanent prosperity of the country
The exports Of -four are nearly 100 per cent.
greater than they were last year: The increased
expectation of wheat and corn is also very large.
On the whole our country is prosperous in the ex-
IRENE. All our citizens have reason to be satisfied
with its business and proud Of its prosperty.-M.
7. Times
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ANOTHER SLANDER.-Snce the nomination Of Mr..
Breckenridge the fertile brains Of the theatrical de-
mocracy have been employed inventing calumnies
wherewith to damage his political reputation and
diminish his popularity. He was said to have signed
a petition to Gov. Wise asking for the pardon Of
John Brown. He was reported to have engaged
Mr.. Owen Loveoy to stump Kentucky in his be:
half He was said to have been know nothing. All
these ludicrous ISLANDERS were invented and circuat
ed, and successfully exposed, not to the shame Of
their authors, because they have no shame, but to
the entire satisfaction of the people, The latest
calomny is that Mr. Breckenridge was an "enanci
patlonst IN Kentucky" This charge is just as false
ns that about the engagement of Loyeoy to stump
kentucky! The best proof of this is the fact that
R, ls4S he was candidate for the legislature of
kentucky on ticket opposed to the emancpationist
and actually voted against his uncle the Rev
r3,, -. breckinrdge, who an emancpationist.
ten,n, one after another, arc these Inscriptions at
:. Ts 70 mlsrepressat completely defeated.
10" Constitution. - "A' r eSa''' = "asA''s'-
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May %, 1850.

TO THE FARMERS AND PLANTERS OF
VIRGINIA & RTH-CAROLINA,
FOWLE & CO.'S
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATED PERUVIAN GUANO
THE BEST, CHEAPEST AND MOST PERMANENT
FERTILIZER
YET OFFERED TO THE AGRICULTURISTS.
ENDORSED by Dr.. r. H. Stabler of Alexandria Va
IL and Prof Campbell Mor6t, of New York. two of The
most eminent Chemists of the United States as the on
continuation of Phosphate and Annotated GUANOS vet
offered in really soluble form. 1t is composed of Nc
Peruvian and Sombrero GUANOS of our own imports
tnn from the Chncha and Sonbrero Islands, and warrant
ed free from all impurities 1t has been severely tested
many OF the most successful and intelligent farmers both
in Virginia and Maryland side by side with Peruvian Gus
no. and IFS superiority alone fully proved being Is per
cent cheaper The Sombrero Guano before being added
to the Peruvian, is rendered Immediately soluble by
process but recently discovered and peculiarly our
The value Of Peruvian GuanO combined with this Super
Phosphate can hardly be over-estimated ms an important
constituent is supplied by the Sambrero which the Peru
wan dues not possess in so high degree when used alone
Price $50 per ton OF 1900 pounds.
To those who prefer it, We will be prepared to furnish
No. Peruvian and Sombrero Gnano direct from thls
land. Also, Columbian. Mexican and African GuanOs
FOWLE IL CO.,
Alexadria, Va.
HILL & NORFLEET,
Sole Agents at Richmond Va.
August ], 1861. 3i-w&sw4m.
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CITY PROPERTY IN MARKET,

OFFER FOR SALE LOT IN THE WESTERN
IL Ward of the CRY of Raleigh, containing about u
acres Burns Foundry. and but short distance from
the Depot of the n c. Railroad Upon this lot is lnr
cars, carriages, &c. The situation is an excellent one
building upon, and if properly divided will make two
three good building lots. The shop materials all sound
and will afford lumber enough TO build large dwelling
or w" or three small cottages propose to sell the shop
with few feet North of it, and all the vacant lot South
ii, running back to the Raleigh CASTOR Railroad
If preferred will sell the entire lot of about two acres
on which is COED Dwelling with six rooms and all ne
cessary out. houses There is well of excellent water
the yard The garden is of the best in the CITY, and
there is variety of choice fruit trees shrubbery &c. Oh
the premises.
This property If not sold in three months will be with
drawn from market Apply to at fine Standard Office
FRANK l. WILSON
May 90, 1850. 4l-sm
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NOTICE.

TIME SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HEYsrv
Il MER RESIDENCE, containing 1876 acres Of ,,i
about 80 of which cleared, part of it good me5
land, situated about miles west of Raleigh ard s
dwelling House, with the necessary out houses: am
them Ice House, Barn and Stables fine assor,m.s
of Fruit Trees and well Of pure water, &c.
The above mentioned property is very desirable lr,
ton for school or residence. Liberal terms offered A.
purchaser. Persons wishing to purchase are ree,rdn
the Messrs Tucker, of Raleigh, or to Henry R. Bna
Newbern. N. G.. !'
The above property will be sold at auction on tie A
Monday in August-Court week
SARAH F. B. CARAVAN
March 9, 1860. 1s-w&swemm
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ENCOURAGE NORTH-CARO1 IN
MANUFACTURES

DOCK ISLAND Observation-Disclosures ,.
h Gray and Black-tw Bu.ness .Suits Asl
ROCK ISLAND JEANS Cadet Grey and Go!arir.,
far Boys and Children. 'AFH-
ALAMANCE PLAIDS,
~, W., a,,,, ,,,,, - PLANTATION STRIPES
ROCK ISLAND KERsEYS
"A BROWN SHEETINGS AND SHIRTJycs
large supply in store, which we offer on roi..,
terms. ''4i
MCGEE & WILLIAMS
Raleigh, July q, 1860 aug
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To JOHN MARTIN and others.

The contest (SenatoriaD in Nash county between
L. N b. Battle, the late incumbent and A. j. Tay
lor, his former opponent was very exciting one.
The latter after hard and we'll fought battle sue
ceeded in ousting his competitor by majority of
eight votes. Although this canvass was not equal
in ferceness and acrimony to previous ones, it did
not wholly pass without scenes Of violence and
bloodshed that would not have disgraced Baltimore
itself A number of bloody rencontres took place
on the day of election in which several individuals
were more or less iniurcd-two of them, Mr.. DAVID
Kicks and Mr.. Var Bachelor seriously, and one Mr..
Battle, it is feared fatally. Of this last we know
only by report. 1t is time that the indignant free
men Of Nash should rise up in the majesty of Of
Tended power and crush this vile system Of plug
uglyism and terrorism which for so long time has
deficd alike the law and its administrators in their
county.
1t is the only county in the State from which
Judge has ever been compelled to flee to avoid lynch
ing and that too for the performance of plain and
imperative duty-the only one so far as we know
wherein county court has ever been forciby ad-
journed, and the only one we devoutly trust where
free born American citizens afraid to exercise
the glorious privilege of the elective franchise do
it-some of them at east-without daring to con-
fess to their neighbors what they have done.
Nay, to such a condition have matters fallen in
that county, that they who dare to despise clique
and cabal and vote as they pease--thc God given
prerogative Of even the humblest in our happy
land-stand in imminent jeopardy of their lives
We are credbly Informed that on the election day
at Nashville, the Sheriff was compelled to summon
Posses to escort certain persons, among whom was
the q. G. Clerk, to their homes-their only offence
being the way in which they voted. This is truly
. horrible state OF affairs for free country.
Nash is glorious county in some respects-we
have heavy patronage there, for which we are
thankful, and many friends, to whom are at
tached. Among its citizens are many intelligent,
patriotic, energetic and estmable men. But all its
good in the estimation of the world abroad, will be
ncutralized by the ascendeacy Of rascals. If doz
en- desperate and ferocious characters who care no.
thing for God, man; devil, are allowed to go on
as they have-beat quiet and inoffensive citizens
whip man for vote cast against their candidate
break open Jail if one of their number VERY justly,
gets incarceraed-or threaten publicly that the for
tunate candidate shall never take his seat in the
Legislature of North-Carolina-if these men, we
say, are allowed to 60 on thus what will the coun
ty eventually come to?
We sincerely hope their day is over, that brute
force or "muscle" may be forever discarded from
Nash politics as legitimate method Of electioneer
ing, that these obnoxious and dscreditable persons
may be either driven into exile strung up to som
tree Wilson Ledger.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-08-15

COMMERCE OF New YoRk-From the official en-
tries at the Custom House we learn that during the
last month, July, foreign imported goods were en-
tered for consumption to the value of $ls 1859 905
for warehousing, 1862, 475; free goods, sl,594,-
9ls; specie and bullion $64,a51. Total, $24 ssl,
$40. The imports for the month, the present year,
are less by nearly three millions of dollars than the
imports of 1859 or 1857. The falling off is princi-
pally in dry goods, and is favorable to healthy
state of business.
The value of the entire imports into this port, of
goods of all descriptions during the first seven
months Of the last ten years, in round numbers,
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KentNcEu Hecfinn. .

CINCINNATI, Aug 9. Returns from s5 counties in
Kentucky give Leslie Coombs, the Union candidate
for Clerk Of the Court of Appeals, a majority Of
about $4,000. The Breckenridge wing in this sec
ton say that the Douglas wing transferred large
Coombs - n. 2 -
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LOUISVILLE, Aug. 10. Returns from SO counties
gives Coombs majority Of 22,1
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When you retire to bed, think over, what you
have been doing during the Day
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AN INDIAN FUNERAL. "A Fort Riley correspond
ent of the Pittsburg Dispatch gives description of
an Indian funeral:
There was procession Of wagons, drawn
mostly by small Indian horses, called ponies The
first wagon contained rough coffin and six old
squaws, three each side of the coffin, all kneel
ing, with heads bowed in mournful silence. The
horses, Also walked slowly along, with their heads
near the ground if conscious that their last sad
duties were being performed for another of the
native sons of the soil. The second, third and
fourth wagons contained children, the Youngest in
'front.' all silent, some with downcast eyes and
others gazing at the scene in wonder Then follow.
ed quite number Of the Indians on their ponies,
all in single ile two riding abreast In the rear
were several old Indians foot totterng along as
if they, too, had nearly bossomcd for the grave
They came to the entrance of the the cof
fin was carried to the grave, ring was formed
around il, all kneeling and as it descended, low
moaning sound was commenced, which seemed to
swell until it became sweet but mournful to the ear
then it died away in the same low sounds with
which it began all arose, and one by one left few
Of the near relatives of tho deceased remaining to
ponder over his untiney DEATH"
The artesian we'll at Columbus, Ohio, has reached
depth Of 2,5lO feet The auger is now passing
| through hard, grayish sandstone
| In Carroll county, Ark, few days ago; hawk
tore out the eyes Of boy, who had captured it ir
the act Of carrying off chicken.
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y. II. CHAPLIN,
BOOK BINDER & BLANK BOOK NAV,
FACTURER.

LEIGH, N. c.,
- ESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CIT,zry,
h RALEIGH and the vicinity generally, 1Lar ~
promptly and punctuay attend to the binding If t y
papers, Magazines and Periodicals of all kinds and; ~
style, plain ornamental. on moderate terms N wi
~ All BLANK BOOKS ordered from me ~,
featured by me. in the City of Raleigh n C. A'
December 90. 1853 log-us.n
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HILLSBORO, N.

HILLSBORO, NC.
MTIIrARX ACADEMY.
YTNHIS INSTITUTION, OF THOROUGHLY SCI.
entifc and military character is under the conduct Of
Col: C. C. TEW, formerly Superintendent of the State
Military Academy at Columbia, s. G.
Circulars will be forwarded on application.
February Is, 1850. 7-w&swlypd.
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GEO. w BLOUNT,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
NASHVILLE. N. c.,
"ILL ATTEND TO BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO
w him in Nash, Wilson, Edgecombe and Franklin
Counties.
Feb 81, 1860. 15-w&swly.
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The artesan well at Columbus, Ohio has reache,
depth OF 2,6lO feet. The auger is now passin,
through hard, grayish sandstone
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January l6, 1880.
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NlURNIP SEED.-LANDRETH'S NEW CROr
Early Flat, Dutch-Red Top, Large Norfolk, LIes
Globe and Ruta Baga Turnip Seed, just received Of @
Drugstore of WILLIAMS l. HAYWO0n
July 18th, 1860. 5S-tt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-21
WASHINGTON NEWS.

w AaufhoIohi Dec. ~.
A report that South Carolina had passed en-
ordinance Of secession, was brought TO the House
this p NJ. II produced intense excitement
among the members, and for a long time confused
the proceeding
The Senate, IN Executive Session to day, con.
dFmed the appointment Of Edwin al. Stanton as
Attorney General, and those Of Deputy Postmsa,
ters and other minor olhcera.
Among the most active workers - the House,
to-day for the passage OF the Pacific 3. r. bill
were Dr, Robe, and Mr.. FarWell. editor Of the
Alta Californian
senator Baker Of Oregon was also busy ensi
neerlng About 81 $4,000 Of the ten million loan
has been paid ID, Some Of the large biddera iOr
from 100000 70 e200 600 have deposited the On
tire smount.
The Select Com, Of So have as yet done moth
ing Whieh exolteg particular interest, nor dqes
there appear % be Eny curiosity respecting then
secret movements.
About is young ladies Just seeded frou DIE
temiuaries OF PennaylYania and New York, puss
ed through Washington to-day on their rNturT
South.
The report OF the proceedings Of the late Phil
delphia Union meeting were presented oy MT
Florence in the House to-day and were referred
/ to the Select Com.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-21

club on private terms 1900 bu white Michigan at
$500 i,S5 90 bu red stato at ti,20i 1890 bu mixed
Wfeiara at Si,l5'
RYE-Quiet AZ 65a70o.
UAnIsEK-steady and unchanged
= tGuRN-A fair export and homo ,trfde demand
without material change. Sales ara 5000 bush 81
62f6so Tor mixed western In store 5i8C45fe deliv-
OATs-In fair request at s60sTHo for Western
and Cansda, and SI1f0938 for state.
poHK-Market quiet and STEADY, Sales are Pl
bblk AZ 4l5,60dle62 for old mess g6,00 for nov DO
eios2s fer old prinaei 81 80 for new do, ,ftt.
HEEF-Markot dull and In favor o! the buyer.
Sales l7o bbs ss,O0@l0OO for ropacked mess and
SI0,b09 y 80 extra mesg.
| PRIME MESS BEEF-Dull and nominal
BEEF III AMS-Dull and heavy with sales 81
/ Sii,0069is,00 for western.
ct OK 0Gc shoulders; s@S5fc hams.
| DRESSED HOGS-Quiet Rt 6HN6ac.
/ LIVE HOGe-Steady Vt 81 flo5fo,
nACON-Mqrkst quiet Sales are 10000 ips ife'
1 sides on private terms, .
LARD-Market steady with moderate demand
/ Sales are 2si bblu Rt gNes9Ao for news l0N9lgd'
/ foKprime western reserve. -
BUTTER- Selling slowly at ii@i5o for Ohio
! lfl12lc state.
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