Nashville daily patriot
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extends to Petersburg. No train, from the North
has arrived to day.
New Vokk, Jan 21. By an arma! yesterday
from Port Au Prince we have datus of tho 2Uth
December. Rumors prevailed of an engagement
having taken place between the riajtiens and the
Dominican forces, in whicji th former sustained a
severe loss and the latter captured a large amount
of provi.-ions and ammunitions.
It was also rumored that great disaati-jfaetion ex
isted among the Emperor's troops and many had
rebelled. The fever contiuues to rage at Port Au
Prince.
"Cikcissati, Jan. 21, M. Flour receipts light
(7 for good brands. Mess pork, 15. Whisky
dull at 25 cents. Groceries unchanged.
Tolhk), Ohio, Jan. 21. A fire occurred on Sum
mit street Sunday morning 9 stores were burned.
Loss $20,000.
Sr. Locis, Jan. 21 A despatch from Weston
says that the reported battle in Kansas was greatly
exaggerated it Was nothing serious, no one was
killed though scverd were slightly wounded.
COMJKRCIL.
Daily Patriot OkVick,
Nashville, Jan. 22, 1858 J
The weather yesterday was decidedly unfavorable
for transactions of any kind. Everything being
covered with snow, traveling was bad and but few
persons came lo the city. Tbe whurf looked deso
late aud deserted.
The river is upon a fair low water tide, and at a
stand. A warm sun will give us plenty of water.
COTTON' Was dull at last prices, and bat little
offering. Soles of 10 bales at 1 30; 18 at 7 40; 6
at 7 20.
GRAIN No receipts except to fill contracts
made s me months ago; wheat $11 25 corn 25a
30e per bushel,
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Nashville daily patriot. (1856). Nashville, Tenn., 1856-01-22. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86053516/1856-01-22/ed-1/?sp=3
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Nashville daily patriot, 1856-01-22.
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