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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-12

Principal Ofiioe, IS Cedar Street, New York.
PRICE, ONLY 20 GEETS PER BoTTLA
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s,miIcsin SarrOy,

DON'r LIZ IuE ENEMY GEI rmE START OF
You. - av. Mr.. IIE,tTIE. q. the Bethel, a.
Cleveland, ONO, pre,rur r"d 4 revolver to Ona Of
tho soldiers Of the Seventh Regiment, before
his departure with the following injunction: /:
"lt YOU get iI fht place and have I" use il,
ask Gods blessing, il you have time, hut be
sure arl no lot your enemy ret tho best Of
YOU. You can 'ay amen after you shoot"
Too MuCH BEANS.-One Of tho Missouri
volunteers writes from the camp Of his rcg
ment to friend in ST. Louis: "Plot bread
and beans are very good for limited number
Of meals, s,,l two hundred, but as a steady
diet, cause indigestion.
Mr.. SrAREuwGRAsS's RESoLrrrov.-Mr
SrABEow GRASS recently joined the " Home
Guard" at YOnk'rs, New York, and sa'd in a
speech that "it is understood that the Home
Guard Il not TO 20 TO the wars and not TO
leave IOnkers erceIh IN case ?t nnaSioa."
TRASsrHKRING THE WoRK.-At tho lato scs.
sion of the Wyoming (N. Y } Conference, the
following substitute was offered and passed, in.
stead of resolution to adopt the report of last
year ON siaNrry:
Wh,roS, Divine Proviicnrc has taken the
work oi emancipation into his own haads,
therefore
Resolred, That we stand still and see the sal.
va,iCn Of God.
LEAD IN SMALL PACKAGEs."-A southern
Gentleman, on the occasion of the seizure Of Tho
steamer Hillman, at Cairo, was vcry anxiOui
To ASCERTAIN II the lead-large quantities o
winch were piled upon the levee-was to b'
L h,ls back as contraSand. lie YVES Informed
/ that Il wa hereafter to he issued to disuniOn
l i.st In smdH packages.
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Rebel Newspapcrdom.

Tur MEMrnrs ArrEAL has direct intolli-
gcnCe from Virginia that General S,uir has
rendered his resignation, and LINCOLN holds
him Il prit,H,r Of wdr!
THE SAvANSAu NEws gravcly proposes that
DAVIS shall declare all invaders ol southern soil
tn Ia blihustcrs; and hang them as such.
Tux MuNrD oAERY ApvRRrIswR says: A
gentleman recently arrived here from Washing.
ton Stal,s that LINCOLN does not dare venture
90 sleep in the White House, and never stirs
out OF un'c's surrounded by twelve dragoonI
A. thrr" O'Clock in the afternoon he goes out to
the Soldier Home, about four miles from the
Clty, where he remains until morning, closely
guarded by companies Of soldiers. General
his house, and persons who 20 in to see him
must give the countcrsgr.
A GENTLEMAN jest FROM New York, saws
the streets Of that he'll hole are covered with
placirls to induce the vile and ylllainOus Ia
enlist, headed For the South, - Booty and
B,auty," Baltimore First I" This is ~
W. expected. Let them come .-RdI' igb State
JoWrai.
TuE CmAUIEsroS COURIER says New York
seems to bc lu ni,h'ng Mr.. LISCOLS tho
"sinews oi wa".' The great emporium is full
" riches. Why not claim "a share to help pay
Dur expenses? UJir HIdly armies UOUld II dge
10 copYm,r N"r iori Surprising We furnish
our mtr pd IErF. DAyIswih one hundred aud
ilty Thousand 81 ell armed and we'll rliued men
-rh,y might very we'll Do II. Then lot the
AFIuRs and SIEwAI;r, and NANnEHuILT' pay
The p,pcT.
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The Roct ester UHion publishes a statement
which not only vindicates Colonel GARDINER,
Maj jOr ANDERSON predecessor at Fort Moultrie,
from the charge Of treachery brought against
him, but fastens it upon FLo,na, aud, II posi-.
BILE, places his conduct in a sion more Infamous
light. Before he was TT, Sierred from Fort
Moultrie, Colonel GARDISER repeatedly called
on FLorD for more hen and provisions but
could not get theEI Instead, an installment of
workmen were s.it, OsIensibly to repair Fort
Sumter, but really to weaken ii. Colonel
GARDISER, mean Shile managed to get six
months provisions thrown into the fort without
FLoYpb knowledge, through the influence Of
Commi~ary- General TAYLOR, and the Secre-
tary Of War finding how impracticabls u man
he had placed in charge Of the fort ordered
him away and sent ANDPRSOS in his place
whose sympathies with the South lac considered
sufficiently strong to make the surrender on de-
maud inevitable. How FLOYD miScalculated
events have shown; but for tbs ability 70 hold
ont ru long, ASDEESOS was indebted 30 the
GteS,e prarticfd hy GARDINER.
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A terrible boiler explosion took place last
week on the Michigan Southern railroad, near
Chicago, As the locomotive nud passenger
train was in full speed, the whistle sounded for
the brakes to he put down, and Just rs the
speed was checked the boiler exploded, tearing
away tho "cr"wn sheet" The effects Of the
explosion were terrible. The heavy machine,
weighing twouty-three tons by thu downward
and lifting force loaped bodily from the track
INTO the air, turned a summorsault anl LAND .
ed reversed and bottom side up distance Of
three hundred and fIty;Iow feet from where the
accident took place. The engineer was thrown
high In the air and fell senscless but was not
dangerously injured. His two assistants ~eru
instantly killed. Fortunately tho passenger
| escaped with oply a few bruises.
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Translated from the German Of RorrSrr, and
few hours before the death ol its author
battle.
Thou sword At my ,rfs side,
Nhlt n cans thy flash Oi pride!
Thou suIlsst 50 OnDe,
take del ghI IN thee.
IIurTah
Il grace u warriors side,
Aud hence my flash of pride:
What rapture thus to be
The guard ali OF the free J"
Hurrah!
Cool. yes, am free,
And ionily love thee,
As vert thou at my side,
NY sweet AM isnred bride.
IIurrah
"To thee did not plight
Ny iron troth 30 light'
q were the knot but tied
Wuen ~it thou fetch thy BRIDE"
Hurrah
The clanging trump1 betray
Tue blusntDg brina day;
Wncn cannNns far aud wide
Snail roar, I'll fetch my br de.
HurTah!
40 blissful hour sigh
In thy embrace u lie.
C,me bridegroom, keep thy vow;
Ny wreath shall deck thy brow"
Hurah!
WHY In thy sheath doSt clash
As wouldst thou brightly fash
In battle, Wild and proudr
Way ClAshesI thOu ~ LOUD!
Hurrah
"Yes, In my sheath clash
long 10 gleam and II .sh
In battle, wild aud proud.
IT'S why clash 80 loud"
Hurrsh
Ay in thy narrow cell,
What wilt thou horey tell
la thy small chamber bide,
soon will fetch thy bride
Hurrah
80 do DOT long delay!
To owes fair telds away,
Where blood.red roses blow,
And doath blooms round us so!"
Hunahl
Then quit thy sheath thatI
On III se may feast mine eye.
& Ine firth, my sword, and viev
The F,,,i-r's n.ausion blue!
hmrah!
go, lovely blue exNense'
Where go.dcn sunbtans dance,
How ia tie nuptlal reel
WI. glsm the bddal sle9! J"
Human!
IN warriors awake,
Se German brave! q take
Should nos your hearts be wNm!
YOU bfide into yeur arm.
huuah
At frst shs did but east
A stolen BiAns at last
Hath truly God allied
The right hand ~ tie bride.
hurTah!
Then press with feTyent zeal
The hldn lps u steel
To thine and woe hettda
HIM who deserts his brldst
Hurrsh
Now le, her sing and clash.
That glowIaV sparks rnNy fash
Morn wake In nuptial prlda
uurrbh, thou iron bride.
HuusLl
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IJousE HAKy AND LoT FOR sALE or

L to Let--At Rossville Staten ;,l.nd, two-story
attic framed house ba &c, together with four
the Woodrow Road, leading 70 the depot. The houss
h near' new, in good repair, 40 There l. also .
rope-vals upon the prcfnlss. About half the pur-
shasn money can remain bond and MORTGAGE For
terms, &c, apply 70 JOHN AAOGREtiOR n CO.,
as,l31,1S
T OTIS FOR SALE-FUTR on GRAHAM
II av. :. T.. corner jackson ~. brooklyn H. ID. Each
lot % loo. Avenue /. regularly paved lay finely
for building. Will b. rold on AcrommOt tuting rms,
aud nj low prices. All assessments 10 d tie paid d.
MCMAHON. 2Tl broadway, room II, \. Y. lLl5l,Gs
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HOUSE FOR SALE-slijO WILL BUY
L new two-story house. with good cellar and two
lot., worth $780, block from the can. which run
a. three ferrer, graded aud paved streets Terms from
siOO TO $500 down the balance from S25 to Sn quar-
terly. Apply to u. BANKS, 18th 1t, I'D house above
9th av, brooklyn. lnlOS,3
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HOUSES FOR SALE-$1250 WILL BUY A
L new 2-tory house and lot; one for $1,000, half q
block fr' m which Iun to ferries, graded and
lavsd -'reets. Terms from SlOO 10 $500 down, the
balance from s25 70 $50 quarterly, Apply tp ID. Y.
DANIELS cor. 9th ave aud lith ct, Brooklyn.
Inill9
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|yOTFI TO LET OR LEASE AT A LOW
ID rcuta lprge and well finished hotel and
Irtry brding house Of "a rooms, all IN good order,
ktond n, nass location, 81 miles from " Y, on the
I'm .itoi H. J., hns sra bathing, hshing. fDwltng,
n BUNCE, Nc. CITY Hall Place, corner
ksnh 4, l0,ll3,3
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DIAEOS FOR SALE CHEAP--A LARGE
aSortment Of new and Secona hand rianos, Tor
sale cheap for cash, eu-tAlrlC a, every piano
warranted, at II, s. CALESBtRu, u Leroy Plsos,
"a bl0ck wsst Of BruAdWAy, Y.
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HOUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE-SMALL
house ard two lots for sale cheap, at woodhsven.
L. l., 81 miles by railroad; Communication ~ cents Per
trip half cAsh sso lots for saie from 80 payable
IN monfhly inatallmentA Aso r. 10, or ID acres.
INQUIRE Of Mn DOWNING, q Q. q LEidHS oSs
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asSE TO LET-IN THE VILLAGE
sing Sing, a gnsii house suitable for four or
= ,aous, With trait trees, aud nice garden sprt
u 'oa por year. Apply 20 GUILDS a SMITH,
N err, or CALEB ROSCOE, Sing Sing, N. Y.
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HOUSE FOR SALE-A BARGAIN TO
IL suit the timcr-a new stsry tenement house,
with two stores, In good location, sth avenue
in 3yth street. pays IL cent interest Fifty acres
good improved land In Sullivan county, near rail-
road Aso, 2 good building lot In Clar'ncrville L.
street, \ Y l,l35,3
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w bu,ir es- wagons, OF ev'ry style, constantly IN
hard or made to order. 'rs You csu 1T good
r''icls, ~ ~ rtssoglble any that be found.
STRWAKrS wagon factory, 80 It, between Sth
SNrnS ard Broadway. kSCry article got her" 10
warranted IN be- A. reuTeseutad- ~ rAStao
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REAL ESTATE.

EkRM FOR SALE IN ROCkLAND co. I,
Il 81 ui@ from New York, farm Of ~ acres, 4 good
Haterrd, fruit Ah,ndant; price sLOvO, terms easy
ROGERS TAYLOR, bes Broadway, room ..
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k,OTrAaE HOUSE TO LET, OK FOX lSsls
" sTt pes snyn-At the beautiful village Of
.regcex,lh =. l.; Y Of an hours ride to New York.
Iong fslsn Railroad, which runs train every
M ha,,r bu May next, . neat COTTAGE hou.e, con-
ning rosss, with plenty o.. land for garden: 70
~ oer coy trms VIII ba made. Apply J. PB-
ARK, l9I rand a. apS'lol'f4Ac
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SEWING MACINE-wANTEp LADIES
. LET.

A PARTMENT TO LET-TIlE 1ST AND
3h ID aoors new stone front house, No. 255
lNin,b m ave. near ?, NJ, with 8 aud G room. each,
IvarJfob,, and dsers, ras fixtures, &c, in fine or
der rent sI6 U "per month, being reduced rents.
lg!L up. lo'lls's
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HORSES FOR SALE-A NEW LOT OF
Canadian poneys Just from Cansds,l "a 70 Is hands
high warranted Ia every rrpcct some we'll
Ply St &c Watts Il. T,lfI.6s
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OMS TO LET-IN 800 AND 5o2 PEARL
I cor. of York st.; the hou-e Y thoroughly oyer
d, painted and renovated, and the rooms VIII bs
" 90 v,lsG,S
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HORSE FOR SALE-A BAY MARE From
- TO- year old, with light grocery ~ago, and
hArn'sE; the tgon has been only . months In I,ae
the mare u kind and gentle will stand with 1ut tying,
and sound; cold fer want VI Apply at 2gg Fouth
st, foI dAyl Q1I5Y
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ARTICLEs FOR SALE.

RHLIARD AND BAGATELLE TABLES
- for rssle-manufactnred, and cnnr srtly on hand,
= = " Third st, between svs B end Q; .ss .eeenA
eoas sor sha. ap1b AAo'1n
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ARTICLE I.

All legislative powers herein delegated shall be vesteC
in a Congress of the Confederate States, which shall
consist of Senate and House of Representatives
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-26

First Floor, recently occupied by J. C. Harvey Co.
In calling the attention of numerous patrons
and the public removal accessible quar-
ters, deem unnecessary to refer to the merits of
the Howe Machine their good qualities already
t'household words"
full stock of Silk, Spool Cotton, and Machine Find
ings always on hand. CONE BROS, Agents,
"a Union Street.
jan17-tf Nashville, Tenn.
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We, the people of the Confederate States, each State
acting in its sovereign and independent character
order to form permanent federal government, estab
lish justice, insure domestic tranquility, and secure
the blessings of liberty TO ourselves and posteri
ty-invoking the favor and guidance of Almighty God
do ordain and establish this Constitution for the
Confederate States of America.
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l. The executive power shall be vested in Pres-
dent OF the States of America He and the
Vice President shall hold their offices for the term of
six years. but the President shall be re-egibie-
The Prt sident and Vice President shall elected
follows: ss.5.
2 Each Ssate shall appoint, in such manner as the
legislature thereof may direct number of electors
equal to the whole number of Senators aud Represen
taves TO which the State may be entitled in the Con-
gress; but no senator or Representative or person
holding an office Of trust profit under the Coneder
ate States, shall be appointed an elector.
g. The electors shall meet in their respective States
and vote by ballot for President and Vice President,
one of whom, at least, shall not be an inhabant Of
the same State with themselves; they shall name in
their ballots the person voted President and
distinct ballots the person voted for vicePresdent
and they shall make distinct lists of all pereons voted
for as President and of all persons voted for Vice
President, and of the number of for each which
list they shall sign and certify and transmit, sealed,
70 the gevernento OF the Confederate States directed
70 the President Of the Senate the President Of the
Senate SHALL in the of the Senate and House
OF Representatives, open all the certificates, and the
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NEW YORK G5ass sai -
KEROSENE OIL CO., J.
AT PRICES TO COMMAND THE MARKET &
KEROSENE ILLUMINATING OIL. zszi7a
PARAFFINE ILLUMINATING OIL. - -.
PETROLEUM ILLUMINATING OIL. :
MACHINERY OILS.
DEPOT, ,ai1 .saa .gs'z
COZZENS 4 CO.. SO Wafer ST., :
apr4-Sm NEW YORK
DR.. G. R. Bonds French Pre-

TlHS article enables those whose health or clrcum
Il stances do not permit an increase Of family, TO
regulate limit the number Of their offspring without
njurng the constitution II Is the only safe and sure
preventive against Pregnancy and Disease. The above
article can be sent 70 part of the United States on
Canada, two for 81 or IS per dozen.
DIR e. W. BOMBS Sb ANISIT FENxLE MONTH
LY PILLS-These Pills are the only medicine married
single ladies rely upon with safety and Certainty
for the immediate Of obstrucfions rregular
ties sc, They should net 5e used dz1ag PTe2aases
Price 81 per box-each contains 52 Pills SEAT by
ssaiI zfsl.-- lzsfzss = - .-es t+-t7, :
The Doctor can be consulted all diseases sf pr
vate nature. .Sieatifc <eafnsat, . Qasek enrs and
eFnRs;E r BOND. D. 0alcs corner ef Grand snd
orchard streets, fAe k0e Sor< katraDce No e,
Orchard street, New York. Established In lsaa.
sept12-Wsm
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A8- Passengers should bear in mind that the aCIN-
CLIMATE" il the OLD and FAyORITE ROUTE Gun
nectons made promptly, the Roads are thoroughly
BAILASFED, and all modern improvements adopted
assuring SPEED eNFoRT and SAFETY. lss -. ..t.-
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M. C.. BRUCE,
Auction & Commission Merchant,
Corner Cedar and Cherry sts.,
Nashville, Tenn,

IN ESpECTFUILY soiicits cousignments Of Merchan-
n disc of all ciasses Satisfaction given to consign-
ees and purchasers nearly as possible. Consgnees
of goods to this market will lind my auction sooms well
fitted up and the goods viii be sold without delay and
the money paid overforthwth
Z N B-No goods bought or sold on my own account.
Charges reasonable and liberal advances made on con
sgnments merzo
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-26

RENEWABLE PLEASURE
One square, one year. $30-each additional square $40
Written notice must be given to take out and stop
Advertisements Of yearly advertisers before the year
expires, otherwise We shall charge till done.
No contract of yearly advertisements will be discon-
tinued without previous notice to US, nor will any
charge be made for less than year at the yearly
rates
81 Advertisers exceeding the space con-
tracted for will be charged for the excess. "a
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c. RAILROAD.

From CINCINNATI
Boston in 32s hours. New York in 81 hours
Philadelphia in % Il hours. Baltimore In 20 hours
Saratoga Springs in 25 hrs. Albany in 25% hours
Buffalo in 15 L hours. Dunkirk IN IL hours
Cleveland in So hours. Pittsburg in Is a, hours
Wheeland in IL n hours Steubensville in ii hours
Crestline IN hours. GAINESVILLE in hours
Sandasky in So hours. Toleda in 90 hours
-s Detroit in 12z hours. -1 L
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Through Trains leave Cincinnati as follows


6:l5 A. m. EXPRESS From Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton Depot, connects via Toledo De
troit and Canada ~. -..-T s1E I. = ~ =
700 A. M. CINCINNATI EXPRESS
From Little Miami Depot, connects via Columbus,
Cleveland Dunkirk and Buffalo Columbus CrestI-
inc and Pittsburg; via Columbus, SteubensviIe and
Pittsburg; via. Columbus, Bell ir Benwood Us
9:25 A. M. EXPRESS MAIL From Little
Miami Depot, connects via Columbus, Bellair and
Pittsburg; via Columbus, Crestline snd Pttsburg
and via. Columbus, Cleveland, Dunk,k and Buffalo =
5:45 p. VI. EXPRESS From Cincinnati -
Hamilton and Dayton Depot, connects via Teedo, DE
troit and Canada.
10 r. M. NIGHT RXPRESS From :
Cincinnati, Ham ton and Dnyton Depot connects via
Columbus Steubensville and Pttsburg via Columbus
Crcstlineand Pltsburg VIA Columbus, Cleveland bun
kirk and Buffalo; via Columbus BelIiar and Benwood:
and via Columbus, BeIiar and Pittsbarg; 400 I =
Modern Sleeping ears on this Train. -
Passengers or Lake Steamers, viii take the
morning Train. - =
The 5:45 p. m. Express Saturdays for Toledo
~ 5s ..s9--. .g1asf8 e-.sk
The Night Express runs Daily, Saturdays excepted.
ALI other Trains run Daily, Sundays excepted.
Trains run by COLUMBUS TINE, which is Minutes 81
faster than CINCINNATI TINE.
Baggage Checked Through to "a
all Eastern Cities. s5 sssi
~ Passengers should bear in mind that the sCIN
CINNATI'' is the OLD and FAyoRITE ROUTE Con- q
nections made promptly, the Roads thoroughly
assuring SPEED exFoKT and SAFETY. - - 81.
THROUGH TICKETS r
Are sold at all the PRINCIPLE RAILROAD TICKET
OFFICES IN the WEST and SOUTH Ask for Tickets 2
7. w.srRADER, General Ticket Agent, oin'tt =
"ayis-H 81 81 g-E c-Eza- sfat = zs,ofss~,
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NASHVILLE TENN SATURDAY OCTOBER 2a 1861

Jo EDWARDS, F.B HARRIS, E.P. EDWARDS.
EDWARDS, HARRB&W
Sucee, sors to Edwards, Gilkerson Co.,
Wholesale Grocers.
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
DEALERS IN
Brandiss, Wines, Tobaccos, Cigars, &C., &c.
CORNER CHURCH AND COLLEGE STREETS,
Nashville, Tenn,
WE ARE IN RECEIPT OF ALARGE AND WELL
&c, comprised in part as follows, to which we re-
spectully invite the attention Of the Trade.
SUGAR, MoLAssEs AND SYRUP.
76 hhds Louisiana Sugar; SO bbls Lovering's pow.
20 = Clarified - dered Sugar;
go 90 ,,ols bbls Coffee; 20 boxes Loaf Sugar;
100 half bbls Plantation so packages ST. Louis Col.
SO bbis Refined Molasaes; so pEs @ New Orleans COL
SO bbls Coverings den Syrup;
crushed sugar; COFFEE
100 bags Baltimore Bio SO bags Old Col Java COf.
100 bags New Orleans Rio so bags Iaguira Coffee;
Coffee;
100 bbls Rectifed Whisky; so bbls Robertson county
1OS iOS " Tenn White .. 50 Wh1sky; Sh1s S,5;bs Ola Re-
loo packages Old Rye Whis- serve Whisky;
ky; 2puncheons of Irish and Scotch Whisky.
BRANDIEs. WINES. &C.
10 quarter casks Seig- 10 casks Madeira Wine;
10 snss quarter cask as foi saf'y WINE
20 ar upS casks Rochelle h Bran Bran 10 Dry Dry
dy; so pks Ginger Wine;
10 or casks United Pro SO baskets Champagnea
prietor's Brandy; 25 boxes Claret;
loo pks American Brandy; % pks Lemon Cordial;
100 90 Ginger % 25 GO Mint sc
90 " Cherry 4" so boxes Btters;
Blackberry ss 25 pks Holland Gin
rs % Raspberry 10 casks Rum;
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
800 boxes Virginia Tobacco-various brands;
500 90 Kentucky &c 90
25 kegs A Smiths Pancake Tobacco;
$4,000 Superior Havana Cigars-various brands,
100 900 :. German 8. " "
$4,000 GO Domestic &c I"
CANDLES AND SOAP.
400 boxes Star Candies SO boxes stearine Candles;
ISO Ieo al h,f 1SS 90 boxes raiow esn various
FLOUR.
100 bbls extra Family Flour
100 ss sc Superhne
100 bags Pennsylvania Buekwheat Flour.
sUNDRIEs.
1000 sacks ane anpc oarse 70 chests Green and
Salt; Black Teas,
500 bbs Kanawha Salt; 100 dozen Buckets;
1000 kegs Nails and Spikes, 90 nest Tubs;
500 boxes Glass Ware; 25 sacks s s Almonds;
500 Reels Cotton Rope; SO bbls Pecans and Fill
100 casks Soda; berts;
1000 pounds Bar Lead, 10 bbls English Wainuts;
500 bags Shot, assorted 100 dozen Broom;
sizes; 100 doz Zinc Wash Boards
100 dozen Fresh Cove Oys- 500 reams Wrapping Pa.
ters per;
% cases Sardines, u and so bags Pepper;
a boxes; 25 90 Allspee;
so bxs Lemon Syrup; 90 bxs Ground Mustard
I5o pks Raisns; SO 90 Fire Cracker
100 50 Mackerel, SO bbls Cider Vinegar:
so bbIs Xxx Ale;
With variety of other articles.
JanI1-tf EDWARDS, HARRIS & co.
REM0YAL.
Howe Sewing Machine OGice,
Removed to
81 UNION ET.
First Floor, recently occupied by J. c. Harvey & Co.
In calling the attention of numerous patrons
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-16

formea that more than twenty thousand of the
thirty thousand horses purchased for the United
States in tbis market were in the first place bought
up by agents and cost from sixty, five to ninety
dollars per head. 1t would be interesting % knom sn
at how great an advance they were sold to the
Goyernment. The probability is, that Uncle Sam,
who has always been blind man in horse trade,
did not at any rate pay much less aud probably
paid more than one hundred dollars per morse morse.
Fbr advance in price of horses during the passage
through the hands of the specuators was OF course
| so much clear gain. The sum reaszed can hafaIy
| be less than quarter of million of dollars.