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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-03

A YEFs'S SARsAPARI LILA, A COMPOUND Rem
n edy designed TO be the eecta Alternative
combined with other still greater Alternative
as to afford an effective antidote for the diseases Ssrsapara
by those who suffer from srumous complaints and that
which will accomplish their prove immense service
petey compound will do It has been proved BY
on many of The worst be found Of the following
scrofua and Scrofnous Complaints Erupions Erupva
Diseases Ulcers Pimpes Boehes Tumors Salt Rheum scsd
Head Syphilis aud Syphllc Affections, Mercurial Disease
Dropsy Neuralgia Tic Doloureux Debility, Dyspepsia and
Rose or ST. Anthony Fire and indeed
Blood H'' CLASS OF complaints arising from lmpus of the
This compound will be found great of health when
blood at that of the year By timely expulsion Of
them many ranking disorders are npped in the bud Multi
of foul erupons and ueerous through which
do this through the natural Channels Of Ike BODY BY an sera
tive medicine Cleanse out the vaed blood whenever you
fnd its impurities bursting through the skin In pimpes fup
gsh in t1e veins cleanse wheneuer is foul your
enjoy health and live for
the blood Keep the blood healthy and all is WE'LL but with
this pabnlqm Of life there be no lasting health
chinery OF life Is disordered or overthrow.
has and much the reputation of
ceved by preparations Of partly because the drug alone has
not all the virtue THAI is claimed Tor i but many
tain but little of the virtue of sarsapara anything
ties eve aSs Seeh msa By bot
one dollar Most of these have been frauds upon the sick
curative properties whatever Hence bitter ard painful disap
pontment his followed the OF the
piad @c b aIan e until rha name salf is Justly de-
Still we call this compound Sarsaparia and supply
neh Tssay as shall the from the load # ohio
eyng il has virtues which Irresistible by ordinary
o e 70 Their
Prepared by Dr. g AVER Lowell, Mass Price, 81 per
bottle 81 bottles for S5 -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-03
cTATE OF LOUISIANA
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

Be known that this second day of APRIL in the year Of
our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty One
Before me- THOMAS LAYTON, Notary Public in and for
the said city Of New Orleans duly and
and In the presence of the witnesses hereinafter
dersgned personally came and appeared 7-5'' -
FREDERICK RODEWALD, ESQ.,, residing ia this cfty a
Stockhoder of the SOUTHERN BANK institution incor.
poated under act Of the Legislature Of this State entitled
IAN Act to establish General System OF Banking In the
State of Louisiana approved the 30h day April 1855
and organized by written articles of association before
Who represented that whereas the articles of asoe
on the capital stock of the said Southern M One
Million Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars Isl
And Whereas since then the said Bank adjustment o
edne athereo BY parties who had suspended their
has taken Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars 5O 0
Of said Capital Stock thus reducing the capital of said Bank
One Million of Dollars 81 CODE And Whereas the expedi
ency either o. cancerg the said Two Hundred and Fifty
thousand Dolla of stock Of placing the on The mar
na of One Million Two Hundred and Fifty Thoussnd
Dollars only bs determined by UNANIMITY OF O.
TON the part Of the Stockholders the contingency arising
this occasion having been provided said tceS
of association of the said Bank $50 $50
Now, therefore, the said Frederick Roewad declared that
with these facts In vew and in virtue Of Thyne Powers
Attorney, numbered from number thirty one In
elusive and hereunto annexed for reference having been
UNANIMOUSLY authorized to represent the Shareholders 81
maly euthencally for himself Individually and in hs o
ca capacity of agent Of each every Of his Constituent
hereinafter named cancel the said Two Hundred and Fifty
Thousand Dollars of the Capital Stock of the Southern
Bank taken in payment of debt Aforesaid
The and residences of the Stockholders
her shares held by them respectively
by the said appearer declared by him to be follows
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-03

sPEER's WINE ar ElDEE,

SPEER'R VINE ar ELDER,
Celebrated
For wonderfni and nsnsatts, ,,rsiiss ss ETl T.
sTIMuLANT, TONIC, nIt1R ETt's and spnnRfTIe efasa
is testified by Physicians ea and sapfss
men in all parts Of Europe and america
AS IN Gentle Stimuinnr and Tome.
It strenrthens the Digestive Organs Appsts
and Pnrifsinz the Blood
Az D1urasac,
itimparts healthy action the gIDNEys and
URINARY ORG Ns--very hsueheiel IN hRnPsY anI1Y
Eruptic and Rheumatic Affections.
Az a sudor1nc,
IT acts upon the Skim opening pores sapslpe
purites by insensble PRECIPITATION driving Erupe
and cleansing the surface giving and she ~hel
system, and BLOOMING, SOFT and eRAETHv aon.tjops
of the SKIN AND COMPLEXION. =
THE Chtppesya Tribe OF innsasas s
aaye long used Blossom Srs 81 The saar 81
their most valuable remedies ~
In Germany,
Berries and preserved by uss 10 es
speer,s Wine OF Elder
pure from the Juice of cultivated Elder BY
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS, possessing
denai properties SUPERIOR any other Wines in couuan
and excellent article for all WEAK DBfLT8Ts
ED PERSONS, and the AGED and lEFIRM removing
INSTRUCTIONS improving the APPETITE hsRaatssna
LADIES and CHILDREN,
A LaliIes Wine.
Because will not intoxicae It eontais 10 niur Of
spirits and other liquors. its rch
and nuive properties parsins healthy tone u die SION.
sch and Digestive Organs.
ga wine glass full more may be used with meals ID
any time through the day, as desised 81.
Wine
For sale M New oreans BY H. j. hart 90, ioFlr
WRIGHT Co. JAMES sYaE, Canal street. and by sli ths
principal lruggiAts throughout tho United states.
xE1The trade supplied at proprietorss prices,
ALFRED SrRER. Propgseto
ny2b iy&w sHs Broadway New yo1ss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-03

STATE or LouJ5rAHA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans
Betreembered that the 18th Of July. 1850 before me-
the undersgnsd Justice Of the Peace in and the city
aforesaid. personally appeared THOMAS A. ADAMs Pres
dent Of the Crescent Mutual Insurance Company New or
leans who being duly according law dspose and
that the foregoing true
Transcript from the books of the Company.
THOMAS ADAMS, Prssidea,
Sworn to and subscribed before the 18th july 1850
D. F, MITCHELL, 2dJ.P.
Ths Board Of Trustees have
FER CENT in cash all the outstanding certificates Of Prof
~ to the holders thsreo therega
after the SECOND MONDAY In August proxinao.
Also, to declare dividend Or THIRTY PEE CENT 90 pss
cent on the Net Earned Premiums Of the Company
ending the 39h Jnns, 1850 csrtiacates
tssusd on and after the first Gay of octobsr nex. Is
Andresoived further that after reserys Million
Dollars of Profits, all the Outstanding esracaies Of s
ssue Of the 1851 be redeemed and tbs SECOND
MONDAY IN AUGUST observation-disclosures .hereor CO aese
rom aDsh June nit &$. S$3 t&&Ss &s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-03


Parish Of Orleans. City Of New orIs 81 {
Be It remembered that on ths 18th day of Mars *,
lore me- the subscriber Justice Of the Peaes III sud III
city aforesaid persoaay appeared Charles Briggs Pss5d
and u n Janv1e aecrstssy Of shs Louisiana Mutual
sopany q rev oriesas Who being duly il
law do dspose and that the shove secoants rs mn
1e, aha from the books Gops
CHARLES BRIGGS Prsssssas
H. F. IANvIER, secrstasy
ofn 70 and subscribed before this 18Th day Of sre
1871. 2. MITCHELL,
sscond Justice Of the Paacs Parish III
The Board of TrastAes nave fssoIyca ii pny w. TO-
sfss q we outstanding Of profits I'LL
Second Monday Of May next suo d reseu III "A, I
dase Fifty per cent Of the et isss Id
nave further declared scrip disdenn rnTty pe
net earned preranms fur tbs ending -hfsar, ii NJ
Jnne. 1851 us s Ts "a s
CHARLES BRfgGs fres,sstss
d 5 y a. tsARRtERE. vIcs- F4ssssss.s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-03
PRIZE BoAT BUILDER
OF THE SOUTH

j. HrAE1ONY. AIgiers, La,
VIII furnish at shortest norce hui On the most
models Pleasure and Race Yachts Club and Skeleton
Boats Ship Schooner and Steamboat Ys skis snd Row
Boats of all descriptions, built at the shortest notice
sN3--Also on hand
Oars spars Blocks everything appertanng 10 Yacht
fitting on hand and for sals at the Lowest market prices
m28 ly&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-03

Total shares and capital sock...... 10000 Sl0OO0Oo
done and passed at the city of New Orleans In my hs
Notarys otcs the day month and first written in
the presence OF Felix de Amss and Charles de Arpas ne
ent witnesses Of lawful residing in this city, who have
Notary, after due reading. $3.50 '' say
Signed Frederick Rodewald F. de Arnss Chas de Arnas
Thos. Layton, Notary Public. ~ ~ .A'
true copy from the original
al 4tiaw THos. LAYTON. Notary Public
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-03
sr4rE OF IoulslAsA i.

srATE LQursIkk Il
Parish of Orleans, city Of Now Drieaass
Be 1t remembered that this 18th day December
before me- the subscriber Justice Of the
city aforesaid personally appeared Gaard
and A. sehreiber Secretary Of the Gitizen Mutual
Company Of New Orleans who being Only according
law do depose and say that the are
and transcript from said Company
%. aAILLARD President.
A. soHRETBER. Secretary
Sworn and subscribed before me, this day December Is
1850. ARTHUR SAUCIER
Third Justice of .hs Peacs for the Parish Of ortsana
The Board rusteaa have resolved 10 pay per cent
sereE tho outstanding Certificates Of Profits
1851 1858 and 1853 and after tho ssaond
ruary next
-Eaus7ERs--
4ec W. West &. E. Hunt
jas. A. White, NJ. Musson
Douglas West, Martin Gordon il.
D. Jamison, Numa Angustin,
ar Mntenbergst, Cesaire Olivier.
beisy, A. Bohp.
omer Gailard
fhe Company continueto perfa
and rivers and loss damage BY rs
premiums
az Office. No. Csroudeler dIf ii 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-03

Great numbers of Clergymep Physicians Statesmen and en-
nen personages have lent their certify the
eed usefulness Of these remedies but space here will
permit the insertion Of them The Agents below furnish
gratis American Almanac in which they given with
also full descriptions of the above complaints and the Treatment
that should be followed for their cure.
Do not be put off by unprhciped dealers with other pre-
paraton they make profit Demand Ayers take
no others The sick the best aid there is for them
they should haveit it.
All our remedies for sale by JOHN WRIGHT Il co.
Nos and Isl Chares street. New Orleans Drug
gists. iR1b 6uE wv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-03

EStOR SAllE-l00 cssks Aiisop,A Asst INDIA pAIaE
u AAE, Ia lots 30 suit purchasers. Apply
WHEEIER a SpBFHERIs
fai2 " 1s DNandal9s Ssr@ss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-03
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL

Has won for itself such for the every variety
Of Throat and Lung Complaint that is entirely
for US TO recount the evidence of its virtues wherever
been employed AS has long been In throughout
this we sed not do more than the people its
be re led on to do for their relief all 1t has to DO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-03
ayers CathartIc pills,

For the OF Casveness, Jaundice Dysnepa Indiges
ton, Dysenery Foul Stomach, Erypelas Headache, Piles
rheumatism Ernp1ons and Skin Diseases, Liver Complaint
Dfopsy Tettsr Tuners and Salt Rheum Worms Govt Men
They SO that the most sensitive
them pleasantly and they aperien for
all the purposes of a family physc
Price, % cents per box; five boxes for 81.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-03

T G.. FLEMING, GAS FILTER AND DEALER IN
Ss Gas Fixtures No. Harris Row. 542 Magazine street
near the marke will attend faithfully and puncualy all
ders to HIM Stores Dwellings, fitted carefully
and on reasonable terms.
-All orders left in Boz BE. s4o Mechanics Exchange
Stll be ptcnEtly attendsdts. ms "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-03

a. G. M. RUTHERFORD, COMMISSION
IA Agent for the Purchase and Sale Of Slaves Office and
SSSAS Yard, No. 6s Baronne street. New Orleans, La
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-03

GAINES. c. @. Il CO.,, IMPORTERS AND DEAL.
qtsn Hardware, Cutlery, ETC., Nos. ~ Magazine and 40
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-07

pie OF Tennessee, which passsd its asss read
Ing. o. follows: e q -
Sec l. Be 1t enacted by the General AS
sembly of the State of Tennessee, That If
any person In this State shall refuse to take
the Bonds of the Confederate States or
Treasury Notes of the same, and the notes OF
The Union and Planters Banks and their
Branches, and such other currency of equiva-
lent valne in payment Of any debt or debts
due him or them By note, account, or other
wise, then, and in that case. the defendant to
such suit shall be entitled to stay of two
years from the date of<judgment, by giving
such stay or security as the law GOV re-
quires to be given for q stay OF eight months.
Sec. g. This act shall take effect from and
after the date of Its passage
PRINTING FOR THE BLSp.-Mr MsCaliam
introduced House bill, No 225, TO change
the location of the American Printing House
for the Blind, which passed its first reading.
House Bills ON THIRD READrSa.-The fol-
lowing House bills were read third time
and disposed of as Indicated:
No 20-To charter the Memphis Southern
Steamboatmens' Association. Passed.
No 3l-To amend the militia laws OF this
State.
Pending the consideration of the bill, the
House adjourned to 8 O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-07
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
NAsHYILLE. Dec. 5th, 1851.


IiEgTLsnEN - / have had the pleasure of
Ieiving yonr very complimentary letter OF
date, accompanied By beautiful and
E,gant sword. which you, my brother MEN,
iaa of the General Assembly, have seen ct
tender TO me. feel that am oVerwhelm-
j by this evidence of your confidence in
" attachment to those great principles of
pcial and political equality that nnderlie
be foundation upon which this great revo-
il.ih rests. Words are inadequate to ex-
I ress my gratitude. receive this elegant
word at your hands, aud pledge my life, my
|brtune and my sacred honor, that it shall
ever be prostituted to base and unworthy
arposea; and that, when it Is unsbeathed, it
call be in the name Of liberty and equality,
"a when it flashes amid the storm of battle
be reu emberance of the donors shall nervs
d. arm that Yields 1t. In simple heartfelt
,fds thank you. Yours, &c,
II. G. LOCKHART.
edwin A. Feeble, F. B. Ragland, ". l..
Aatin and others.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-07
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURES
SENATE.

FRDAY Dec. 6, 1861.
The Senate met at 9 o'clock, Mr. Speaker
Cheatham presiding. and after prayer by
Rev. DR.. Baldwin. the journal was read.
REPoar.-Mr. Jones from the committee on
the Judiciary. reported back Senate billie e5
to amend the registration laws Of the State,
and Senate bill So, to secure lines Of exeeu-
tons levied on personal property, and recon-
mended the rejection of the same.
Dir Dunlap, from the Joint Select commit
mittee to whom was referred SO much OF the
Governors Message Rs refers TO the Confeder-
ate Statesman Tax, presented full report,
embracing minute investigation OF the sub
ject and including bill, whose passage the
committee recommended, which provides for
the assumption of the tax by sthe State.
The report was read by the clerk. On mo-
ton of Mr. Dunlap the bill was passed on its
first reading. On motion of Mr. Hill two
hundred copies Of the report and bill were
ordered 10 be printed.
F PsSTAGE.-On motion of Mr. McDearmon,
House resolution instrncting the Comptroller
TO issue his warrant for $3.50 to pay the pos
tage OF public documents mailed from Nash
Yille, was taken up. The resolution was then
amended and concurred in.
A CoNTRTIoN.-Mr Hill introduced res
olution to meet the House In convention on
Saturday, 7th inst, at IL o'clock, 10 confirm
lie VI TCVSElOF OF
Commissioners. The resolution was adopted
under a suspension OF the rules, and ordered
to be transmitted.
RELIEF-Mr Chatham, Senate bill No 1o2
to provide for the relief of the Edgeheld aud
Kentucky Railroad. Passed its first reading
and on motion was referred to Committee on
Internal Improvements.
SENATE RESOLUTION LYING OVER.-No 81,
directory 10 the Keeper Of the Penitentiary,
and providing for the removal Of rock and
rubbish from the streets around the Capitol,
was passed by Informally.
RECoNsIDERArTos.-MrB arton's motion of
reconsideration to Senate bill~No %, was
agreed to. On motion OF Mr. Bumpass the bill
gas then recommitted to the Committee OF
Ways and Means.
House. BILL ON THIRD REApISG-No IS, to
increase the Jurisdiction of quorum courts.
was passed, with an amendment offered by
Mr. Dunlap.
MEASURE OF RELIEF-Senete bill No 80 was
debated After several amendments Mr. Hill's
bill in lieu was adopted, and the bill, amend
ments and bill in lien were recommitted to
the Committee on Ways and Means.
New BML.-Mr Barton asked and obtained
leave, out of order, to introduce Senate bill
No los to amend An act entitled an act to
suspend the Office of road commissioner,
which was passed on its third reading.
VoLUNrEERs-Peudinga speech of Mr. Bar
TOW on the bill for the comfort of Tennessee
volunteers, the Senate on motion of Mr. Jones
took recess.
AFTERNOON SEssIoH.-The Senate met and
Mr. Barrow resumed and concluded his re-
marks. Mr. Lane followed. The motion to
reconsider was then carried. Pending certain
amendments Of Mr. Bnmpsss, the Senate adj
journed.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-07
DIR. COLEMAN'S
PRIVATE DISPENS1RY,

sHE attention Of citizens, strangers and others ~
l. iting Nashville, requiring medidal aid, b reapaeS-
fully called 70 this Office, No 81 Desderek street. seS
ond 6oor, between Cherry and ths Square. - sE-e,
Dr. CoLKAAN Is an Old Practitioner Of nedteEne: hss
almost unlimited experience and hAtterins sneera
for many years past Ia the treatment OF Yz1vxxx D.
Eases has induced him 70 devote his undivided sssH
to all diseaseS gof this nature Many eaasa =
the tnvetersts character have pfouap.iy ye1kS
to his Improved method Of treatment.
Primary, Secondary, Tertiary and Hereditary 6yph-
ils Gonorrhea, Gleat and al dieesses Of he 800
and urinary organs, meet with Resistance = -
remidies. ~.
Al female Irregularities and functional sdAsaass
r1ents OF the Womb, and the diseases ayiag f.eR
CESSATION and Ill msnsed partnritio1 -
Every case Of Reducihle Rupture, and q Fzios en-
Prolapsus Of the Rectum. and most cases q Hseah
can be cured By process nearly painAass n esAa 2
Of the latter cases Is undertaken by Dr. CoienAat
Ia issudriaby tparrunted careful exaznaft1
always paeeents the necessary Indications a sssn
fdl.rs By his improved method Of Operating. Liz
Persons Of either applying In persoo a. By istt<
fdescrfbing easel the first symptoms or any scaAh
specific disease be cured Ia roost casse, ~ ths
abortive method, b forty eight hours- - - -
3 Strict confidence. rxoznpk attention. and Uodefaee
charges. VII govern him with lis pafrnna fts
r. No mercury used In the txeztz1ens q p9e~0
dseeosa, ~ be believes Gin most cases1 4 pfodoe0a
worse dse6ss than that 10 b given % e0rs 80 -
once hours from eight n the mornfng ~ 80 u
The eveoing. - eeaso
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-07
8g telegraph.
sD<a.a, Di,pa.ca to * Na.av.sls Pesrso,

sSpSct4l DkSa<cS 10 <to<<1se<~e 4
MANASSAS, Dec. 6.-Via New Orleans
All is quiet here. 1t is reported that large
body of Federals rossed Long Bridge, oppo-
site Washington, Wednesday night, doubt
less as feint, while mere active movements
are In progress in the vicinity Of Evans
port.
A gentleman just from Alexandria, says
be noticed no indications of an Immediate
advance. He estimates the Federal forces
on the Virginia side of the. Potomac at 49,
600.
Our Generals expect an engagement be-
fore the Fall campaign closes. There il q
heavy pressure on Gen. Mcclellan to sd-
vance. ..-a 49, 5a-..... 1ss.-
The roads are improving, enabling teams
and field artillery to move.
RIcHgosp, Dec. e.-Eightsen Yankee pris-
oners, mostly Dutch, arrived last evening.
Three fine locomotives, from tbs Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad, have, been added
to the motive power Of the Virginia Central
Railroad.
In the Virginia Convention yesterday, an
ordin anee, giving the Governor power to
seize salt in private hands, was laid upon
the table; ayes A, nays IS.
MANASSAS, Dec. 6.-Tbe new Hospital
building ia now complete, and everything in
rerdiness for the efficient care Of the sick and
wounded. p.
The new Quar- termsster's and Commissa-
ry's Depot Ia nearly compile ted, and articles
forwarded from the South for the army viii
hereafter be guarded and protected.
The weather is dne. No movement OF i'm
portanee. =.
MEMPHIS, 6-Wednesdsy afternoon FEEDER
al steamer brought to Columbus. under .
flag of truce one hundred and fifty Camp
jackson (Mo,) prisoners, with their guns and
equipments. which were given up because
Gov. Jackson let of the Federal Prisoners.
Thursday the gun boats Polk and Judson
made mother demonstration on Camp Holt
peppering fhe Federais and running them
out of their tents. The extent of their dam
age Ia unknown. Gen. Polk has entirely re-
covered and assumed command at Columbus
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-07
New Orleans Markets.
Nxw osIzAss, Tuesday, Dec. 3, 1881.

NEw osIxAss, Tuesday, Dec. 3, 1851.
COrTos-Ws have beard OF no sales.
ToBACco-Eoshing reported:
SUGAE-The sales embrace about 1900 hhds At pre-
yious rates Common to good common, 292Hc; fair
to fully fair, 3x0zxc; primo TO choice, 4t95e, and
clarified yellow, 4x@5xe p p.
AoLASSES-rhe demand 10 freely met at easier
prices About $500 bhls sold At lie for Inferior Is
ole for common and feEmenting, and le@lok and
lie for prime 70 choiee. Also, 1000 half bbls at l78
lsc for common and ferenting and 2o9slc for prime
70 choice.
FLOUR-Ths market !s duh and dropping. $50 bbls
sold at - or unbranded, $40 50 for suPer1ne, and
al SIX p Dbl for extra. .-5 H.f Efs
CoRN-l2so sacks white and mixed sold at Zoe, and
$50 white at 7sc a bushel.
BRAH-zoo sacks sold at 81 = 100 Is
wHEAr-2oo sacks poor red sold At 81 50 q bushel.
HAY-lso bales prairie bay sold At.
BEEF-ksss Is retailing At $3.50, according 70
qualify.
BACON--Sugsr cured hams are retailing at zs@30c
p Is, and selling from frst hands at 25c p rs.
wHEKY-Rectined Ia retailing at the advanced rate
Of 81 los6Sl Is q gallon. -d- r
LARD-Prime, IN kegs, is retailing AT 2s@3oc q n,
PoRg-Mess IL retailing slowly at s4S p Dbl.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-07

, fig OLD RELIABLE" that is to say, the
joohlar restaurant Of ADAMS, Ewes i Co.,
Dsaderick street, never fails. The public can
always find its doors open, within proper
bouts, and something good to eat aud drink
On land The harder Is always bountifuliy
suuDlied, and the bar is perennial fountain
a, grateful as that which cheered the thirsty
tr,seller on the dreary desert. If it were not
o. THE SUBSCRIBER would not say it. a
| es DAYS ago tremendous turtle, weighing
sOnsthing less than thousand pounds, was
.ssn in the market house. 1t suddenly dis
appeared but turned up again at the "OLp
gEIfAsLE," when yesi erday the customers OF
,se house were RECALLED with rich article OF
nrtla SOUP. The she'll of that turtle is to be
deserved as a sfgn-when it ia seen out of
isOors, the passer BY may regard 1t as hint,
and tolerably significant one, that some
thing good, unusually good in the history Of
ether houses, il to be had inside. Look ont
fer it.
P. S-A bowl of turtle sonp-some OF the
tame-will be served up to-day. ~.