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RATES OF FREIGHT BETWEEN SAVAN-
NAH. GA, AND NASHVILLE, TENN.

RATES OF FREIGHT BETWEEN SANAN-
NAH. GA, AND NASHVILLE, TENN.
- - 7:ss Il -
FIRST CLASS.
DOCKS AND STATIONARY, Boots Shoes and
ID Hats Bottled Liquors and OILS, tcuIPbsne and
Spirits TuFpentne in casks or barrels, Carpet
ings, China and Glassware, Cigars, CONNECTION
cry, Clocks, Cutlery, in boxes and cases. by
Goods N boxes and bales, Drugs tIuI; Trees
and Shrubbery, Tin Ware, Teas and Spices,
Furs and Garden Seeds Glass and Looking
Glasses, tplEies al owners Iiski o. stels IN cans
and Jars Seddlefy, per 100 ibs.............. 81 10
SECOND CLASS.
HARDWARE, (.xcrpt cutlery heavy Castings and
Machinery, Foreign Liquors IN barrels or pipes,
COrdage, Tobacco IN boxes, Carnage Springs
and Axies Leather il rolls q t1.=s, DIS II
barrels or cssks, QueensTsre m crates casks
Rice, Zuc Whiting, Plaster al F-r's, &C., per
SPECIAL RATES.
BOXES OF FURNITURE, Planes, Carriages, C5ox-
ed,) and other light articles not enumerated:
also CaThoys Of Acids, 81 be aiken 4, aclEI.
weight, but charged double Irst class r-tes.... g
PRODUCE DC
COTTON, and Leaf Tobacco 10 hhts tDo7 TO !hsl q
GO-S, per orshsl. -
BARRkLED PbRh, (per i;5 lbs ...-...... 50
BAGGING AND ROPE, per 20. 3s) -....... 90
"a ANY articles NOS enUE l,ei 20 be charged az rates
OF analogous articles. WI " NAbLEH,
Ssp:zt-sm. General SUI eriIieHdent.
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VALUABLE FARa FUH -lIE.

fAAOAELG FARM ENtE SALT.
tAJ / are now us.-EaE fIrs4s "a v-i-s1. .t.E -f
w OF LAND, situated or tns c1..t., luiu. ti.-S
pike, seTeu mites from Nashville known e. i.se 3t
mont the Residence o. tLs late b Bl-l Containing, %
acres lie Land y al Els, and one hundred acss IS
hedVly lnoered The Improvements 90 Uew ard
comfortable ard ia eof the mos, eiJs situations
fer Country Residence In tie ueeh5orhood Of Aashge
II viii DC sold reasonable and accommodating scrI
Possession ssgoy lEs, by sDpicatio- 10
LINDSEY 4 CROCKETT
noTls G SO College 8. Get.
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DUNCAN, MORGAN u CO.. h.vs in store OF
L , late arrivals
Beachei DON sites aad DriiliHgs;
Brown
Fancy Prints;
New Style Dress Goods
Cossirleres. Cloths, atinets aud Jeans;
Heavy WcOlens, Blankets Flsnues &c,
which Will be sold at extreme low prices TO close out tao
stock, preparatory for the Spring trade.
DUNCAN, MORGAN 4 co.
Nov % No 10 Public Square.
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DAVIS & SWAMI,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
AUCTION q COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No, 70 Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee,
HAVE in store unusually large and select stock
Ii Of Groceries, Liquors. ines Co. all Of this season
InpOriaons by the recent arrivals from New Orleans
Cincinnati and Pittsburg, among which are
4a5 bids New Crop sugar, Of all grades, from NE
dunn to very fine;
is hhds " bite Chry stalled Sugar;
500 barrels and = barrels; AolSsses;
$50 bags New Crop Rio C0ffee;
80 bags Old Govern eut Java Coffee;
100 bbls Loaf Sugar, all qualities;
80 bbls test Crushed Sugar, Nc Il
So bbls Crushed Sugar, second qGsllty;
70 boxes Gun Powder, Imperial and Black Teas;
20 terces Carolina Rice fresh
% bbls No. 8 Aackerel 5ceroons Indigo;
100 boxes Cod Fish, 800 bxs assorted Glassware;
100 boxes Scotch Herrings; 500 kegs Wheeling Nails sill
500 boxes w. X. Cheese; sizes;
100 boxes Fox Pearl starch 100000 Havana Cigars;
SO bsgs Pepper; leo boxe, Melee do;
25 Tags Spice; IT'S boxes Va. and Ky To
s :ierce, Dutch Nader; bacco, various qualities
100 boxes Star Candles
The above stock Will be added during the season by
weekly arrivals from New Orleans, Cincinnati and Pitts
burg by which intend making stock always large
snd well assorted and invite the attention Of country
merchants visiting Nashville to give goods and prices
careful examination hCUso in tie SOuih West will
hold ont greater inducements than we intend TO do.
DAVIS & SWAMI.
P. SWe will have regular Auction Sales every IT. Is
DAY throughout the season. D. & 5.
ianl6-tf
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NOTICE is hereby given that have this day sold on,
~ myentiTe interest in the firm of H. ). FRENCH {
SONS TO II. s. J. c. FRENCH who become resp nsibe
Tor all the liabilities OF the trm OF s French sons and
who are alone authorized 70 receive dues settle the bu
sines5 of the firm.
sep25 81 L. H. FRENCH
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ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY BOXES STAR CAN
~ DLES, 10, 20 end 40;
1890 lbs Cured Beet;
% dozen Broo d;
IS boxes d Cheese.
For sale at the lowest notch, BY r +. BELL
janl7 No 20 College 81, opposite Ssxsnee House.
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A VALUABLE FAiiI FOR etE

ltRATIS- just PTBLlSls t.s5.--. SE# Dis
NpCOFEHi ~ HEUIClNt.-.i f.-r sr..|s cl to re
t'elol treatment UIiboU; medicine FL. -g4tJrIhll Cc
Locs Weakness Nervous N.l. L1e . s.t, la--l.aGt,
Weakness Of the LIabs AND OH. Ilcr. Hgsluul aad
Incapacy for STUDY and Labor bgiIess a Apprehension
Loss Of Memory. Aversion o. n-ltr love u. su-.lrl.
Tluidir Seli-DsiTJs', Dress, H-il-' e. iuvoilutarg
Discharges, Pains in theole, Affection o. ore EJs1 I-
pies on the Face. Sexual and other Es.ar.ta ir Ian
From 10 Ers.c. Y ~. J. 1.....rt
The important fact Jat t a. -r115r l4us,uts u-7
easily be removed WITHOUT r8CIyE is - 81. ai.'lt-
clearly demonstrated aGd Ihecur--'v r. r big. IS -c-
cessgl treatment gdop,ed h7 taa a..HaF. fay ego
planned By means Of Wh'cI ercIy .s.-t o. s-f
ht5ssj perfectly mt p. tic t-r Ja-..e COZ csCdl
thereby, al the advertised Ne tfuus 90 f-.- COY
Sent 10 any address. gratis ard Joss trr DE- seated a7-
yeope, by r-niii'rC tfust paid tvp . a-lIs Do ur.
T. DELANn:y IL L.speEs.-Fl steer, .-a lrl.
scpi2-GrH.
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q. \. EYRRs. A C. CARTER
CARRIAGES THAT MUST BE SOLD.
WYE have yet on hand about TWENTY GEES
w FIVEFINE CARRIAGES ROCKWAYS sSSdt7.
AND BUGGIES of the style, warranted the very
best material and superior rknAnship, all Of which
deter mined TO sell at some price Oher in the next
ninety days All who want Buggies cheap come along.
MYERS d CARTER, SO, Market st.
aug.ll. Opposite Nashr lie Inn.
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MSS SIS, pr pair. S. CFS.s.
IanTr.s' al, - on

NorICE.-Froni the Esua5l Price we maze ve-r bs-al
allowance 10 Jobbers and Who!es-.,s 81 Js; cHv s.urs
keeper may make HHe proIl CA laaisse ,sis n, "a
an article thai NY &c KEEP; n ay s-.g au9l any 60 =
Il goods;
For terms, apply 20
HARCCUET. BRADLEY ECo.
sept "a '54-dAw3r- 8, ir1 -r,ff +g-r -
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A COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT.
WISH to Rent for two years TIE place which now
live miles from Nashville the Murfreesbore Turn
pike containing 70 acre. 40 IS cleared. Iiss
beautiful plaza Apply Q: No. IS Cedar Street
Royf REES W. PORTER
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q. xAcGREeoR, n. {. ALLowAE, !. BANKHsAD
nACeREGOR, ALloWAY CO.,
OMMISSION HER HANTS,
65STCHAR.Es STREET, hrd Store above ST. Charles HOTEL
New Orleans
~ n. E. ALLOWAY 3 CO.. Nashville, Tenn, are al
all times prepared make liberal cash advances SHY
ments 70 Us. iHOvij
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HARCOCRT', BAADIEY & CO.,

NaE HFdEOUagsa IS v@iuA5 Sscl-er. r- r-~fo-,-
L ihe feet tTUui damp Ccd, zal tlar,t.s 4. t---e
tive OF many Lung Diseases without ar7 Gr-t.r--- t-
ever. Ihe Eydrcm1gen is in The tlFa-ei 10 .-S -
eTful sntidote 10 diseases i'"-
For Gentlemen il viii be flgsd agreeable. var, 90
healthy to wear N the code. OF Ialla- -- sa- -
foot cannot become vet # the Hvdros.agea IS i,ft
Ladies may wear the lgaeat s0.gt L-s az sbres II -
most IHe.salent weather "'h ,la.l-i-v- While lozr-
lion. 80 preT2eat 'tfnoa IRE yaal 1f or c s-r r, f.
thEsrtsd By their general adj tca. Tie, elf.ss', 49,
csds 0Esy-stoss as tie latter C.g,g u ast O., 1e,t
very unhealthy m1naeT; AID. besides are b.. e-r,-s
WEIR 20 pedestrians n icy 0elsl-r, be IH-s ffbs-
While the latter cause 4 -s5 20 a,4e1r e-r =s!v -
the Ny dromag=n. beng acsc SIC Of egr. 5ar~
peculiarly placed inside does no. iucfa4s tie ~ N 49,
boot, or cause the foot t0apps4T ul-ly. T. Children 49,
ere extremely valuable, teT uY sl-lye fn xF-,
with comfort and healthy Cfe-t-- T4ere. s, IS - 7t
as To scarce need menroDi besides Ibose mo u3ir, q
them viii tnd their gczsly de.sys 5.l5 asaea a5ai-
Lss~e5g
Asthe Hy drcnagen IS becoming more S1o-n rs sic e
increasing TO an almost ilcTe-;.e excHL last wear la
London Manchester Birallr CHAM, LIllrp,oL C.s-gcg-
Leeds, Dublin, Paris, Antwerp. Hal.5as-H .na iTI,a
our sales ieaehed isz45 Fifs of COX oc..s 1as,a-
the number viii tar slFpass that
Ask the Fseulty their opin0H of their va-s asa -re7ea
tative ct CoU6HS, CoLns, BEoSclIss AsTEzA -. o.
SUMPTION
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EAST FLORIDA LAND AGENCY.
BY J. G. POINTS.
Rsferences.
Hon. A. f. II. Stuart, Stanton, Va.
Dr.Jack Shackeiford, COurtlaEd Ala
Hon J. j. OrmCnd, Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Dr. J. Purice Mobile, Ala
j. J. McAshon Esq, New Orleans.
Col. 3. c. Eurlett
~: ? BF Ss.@. Esq Aberdeen Mas
Hon HOa' i I; A ! Wilcox d6,o Mississippi.
Tampa. Florida .Jsn24 "a II.
CRUTCHEn HOUSE.
THIS large snd commodiCus house, stuated on The
L corner 81 Spring and Summer Streets Nashville Ten
resses is By far the nearest Hotel TO the Railroad Depot
and equally the Steamboat Landing and being 10
the center Of the city, affords many advantages which
others do not Its location high healthy and pleasant
its large and comfortable, and being neat Lew
house. entirely newly furnished ushes the Proprietor
(who has visited nearly every first class Hotel in the
United Stses) in wsrrsutng satisfaction those who
wish all things done exactly right - Remember the
CRUTCHER HOUSE. Try it. 10. ". BELL,
sept26 W.. Proprietor.
a. W0opS. ARHIsTEAO. Jos L. WOODS
WOODS q CO.,
LARD OIL MANUFACTURES
oFyICE no. % MARKET ST., NASHVILLE, TgNsEesEE
octS-iy
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GROCERIES.
GnrrEplGs.

TIVE F0IJoWI.;G CcETEISE5 ~ PaaF pCR
l. STOCK, which Is nearly eouy!se Which enables Us
70 ci.sT iaGGscc1 snts 70 pure, esez.' ~
7es bags lilo. havana, Le- = sexes sought bisSeFs;
uyrusgd java Coke; oQo casks hrsi.sh Soda;
$40 b2gsexEs Baltimore COT 5Q chests Teas tsscr1et
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vALUADLE BUILDING LOT FOR SALE.

VALUABLE GUILDlNG LOT FUN SALE'
JETE are ofsrilg for sals that desirable BUILDING
w LOT ca Vine street adjoining the residence Of John
Lee The Let fronts IS feet Tiae street sid runs back
f.et Two thirds of the purchase money remain
ca boud and mortgage the lot for I'VE years II desired
anrIv 10 LINDSLEY & CROCKETT,
sen 50 College street.
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L. II. FRENCH having withdrawn as above from the
firm of H. 5. FRENCH SONS the business will be con-
Quoted by the undersigned under the firm and style Of
;. FRENCH son. H. s. FRENCH
eptz5 j. c. FRENCH
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JUST RECEIVED:
nONE HUNDRED bags so dozen Painted Buckets;
~ Rio Coffee, new crop; 30 dozen assorted Cordial;
81 bbs Molasses; bags Allspice;
so E-bbl do; tags Pepper;
100 l. 3 end gallon De. Table Salt, in bxs
mohns; 100 whole, half and quarter
50 lbs Nutmegs: boxes Rssins
- Nests Market Baskets; terces fresh Rice;
10 bbls No. Mackere!; 5 traits ). s. Almonds
100 ktS Nos l end do;
And for sale at the lowest prices BY
ilnl7 R.F. BELL,
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eiOO,OOO WORTH or REAL Estate


CITY OF EEOXyILLE. TE,;ELSsET,
Including Business Houses aaa residences,
Miiis ard MiiI SITES. and Vacant Lots, ADJ
miTdbly located ia The centre OF the Civ, TO
he sold Without Reserve, At E'5 LsiIC AZ C-
lion, Ia Knoxville, ca TUESDAY,, January
10Th, 1885.
l. WITHOUT RESERVE, a. Publ Auction ell Tuesday
the 18th o. January 1855 and succeeding Gays UnUl sold
about sieycGo worth uf Eezl Est4le, city Of Knox
vile, Tenn The property consist C! lots upon Main,
Cumberland, Gay Till. Water, Prince. Wairu'. ChG-cn
and other streets Of tie city, aud also H,.s md Mil sites
Many Of the lots have aeady upCG than valuable Business
Houses sad kesd noes, paying good rs1s While the
improved Lots cc1led Ter great Iui1ceuen
to persons desiring invest Icai Estate E this thriving
city. The Mills and Mil Sites Situ-j-G ia the lmts d
the city adva1iagsCusy located il- aauuictUr-
Tiils.t 80 ''- ''''-' 10Y -'-' -N-'A'
Diagrams Of the property are be5z prepared and will Be
distributed or furnished to applicants addressing either Of
tbs undersigned.
TsBxs- per cent cash or approved r-s7 on DAY of
sale will be required Notes TOR reminder Of o. %
and Is months with Interest and mortgage upon property
until paid. J. v j. NILES,
nov7-wt jan. c MCGHEE
rAILUT0KEa or FEnALF'S EEIETD.
For the cure OF Painful and DisJFd-rs1 Ms-srrugt0n,
Miscarriage or Abortion, ard the relief Of al these
Sympathetic Nervous Affections attendant or
Frequency.
Much Of the suffering attendant UroI the lives of females
At the present day may be traced TO some slight mprndnce
neglect during ctca period 0! their pscuarsea
sons causing distractions. rreguarity &C. Uhioa if
reieFeCl We.kcEs BY
sympathy induces those chronic foEm5 @! dise2e-Co
sumption DrOpSy Dyspepsia, &ewhich either hurry them
to an early grave OF render them nrads for lie Many OF
the airest snd CTelss Of creation. age a5ep the bud
Just bursting into bloom, haze Eiercd a15 died from
the effects Of obstruction and the want Of remedy assist
nature ct that evcnitui period.
TRY The PHiL0TOkES.
II IS rot offered Of aliiis that FISH il heir To-
out remedy and preventive for cerasa class Of cor
plants in which it is warranted 70 DO gil that here
for1h that medicine directed with ski Can
perform. Sold by SCUFlL MEAD,
Ill CAartrsS street, New Orleans.
General Wholesale Agents for the Southern Stes 20 WHOM
sllorders must be addressed.
Ianl2-ly GtWEv.
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CHENILLE " CO..

DALTIMORE COFFEE.-200 bags just recs1veo
- from Baltimore-fDest ever received IN Nashville.
iei6n lB6Wl LAHiER Z PHILLIPS
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49,

NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL.
ROAD.
Change of Schedule
ON and after SATURDAY NEXT, the 18th inst, the
" Mail and Passenger Train will leave Nashville oay
at II O'Clock and 81 minutes p NJ instead Ofs A. d.
atpreseni arriving ct Chattanooga O'clock and so min
utes A n.
Passengers going East to Charleston and Savannah
will by this arrangement, avoid the present delay Of Is
hours at Chattanooga, and either going 10 returning
from those points viii meet with detention except for
meals or change Of baggage
The return Train from Chattanooga and the Aeconmo
daton Train to Shelbyyle will be continued their pres
ent schedule time. Il. l. ANDERSON,
augl7 50 SUIT. Transportation
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rAILOYOKEn OF FEAALf,s FEsEIip.

JAMES ". n HsNRT J.T4s J. CULLOH.
McHENRT Il CULLOM,
ATTY'S 1T LAW AND SOLICITORS u CIiAECERY,
livingston, Tenn,
XETlLL practice regUl rly ~ the CuCUt and CEaDcey
w Courts OF the counties Of White Eeure5s Uyert0d
and Jackson.
to them, will IeceIve prompt attention.
OctI3-w tall ian IS
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ERESH ALsRIYALS.-zOO IIIIDS, SUGAR,
oil grades;
100 barrels Os MolGsses;
100 half barrels OF ilOlassss
8 tierces OF Rice;
Z packages Of NacEerel;
90 packages of CranberTieS
$50 ,sCsSges OF Raisins;
10 bags OF Almonds;
90 casks Of Porter and Ale;
20 coils Of Manila hope;
so packages Market, Clothes and Covered Daske.5;
loo packages Buckets. TuDs, Pals, &c;
% barrels Pecsrs, tuberts and Cream Nuts;
90 packages q Snac Brandy;
10 packages Asleria and Cherry Wines:
30 PACKAGES Port and Malaga WINGS;
eo0O superior Havana CiClTs;
500 DenIoins; $4,000 Corks.
For sale bv Ianl2l EDWARDS HARRIS.
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DIRECT APPROPRIATIONS.
TUT received this day of the finest and most beau.
81 tlv selected stock Meerschsum Pipes ever brought
to this city.
Also very beautiful lot of Stems Of which are OF
Cherry. ,p
Also Amber Mouth Pieces; Tobacco Pouches and Bags
All of which we respectfully invite the attention oil
the public to call sad examine as II is no trouble oI US 10
r. ,,r fsoods LYONS d CO.,
10 eiar street.
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JElN DAVID. OLE HEnRElE nI-Asrrc.

ialyi-d.rw6w-sn.
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MEDICINE. &C.

900 CANS OF POTASi1.-Thec heepess and best
ZOCpreparation ever sold tor making soap: one can
make % los. hard soap or loo lbs s1rc rs cents er
can. Ju.s received and for sale b. W 8 GRAY,
maya II Broadway
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NOPARTH ERSEIT.-I HAVE THIS DAY
~ asSoCiatsG a. tie Wholesale Grocery, Com.
mission, Receiving and Forwarding Business, Mr. VIII
LIAM PHILLIPS, OF Nashville, under The and style
OF LANIER d PHILLIP
now l.. n. LENIEE
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WAGONS AND PLOWS-In variety and GUAM
w tty, and of the best quality may be had at the
roultural Aanufactory No. 73 Market street. Nashville
Tenn. nav '--irw
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
THE NEW FRENCH LOAN.

The French Minister Of Finance has addressed the
following report to the Emperor:
"SIRT: The last returns relative TO the loan Of $780,
OOO 0OO having reached me- hasten 10 lay before your
Majesty the dtfDiiive results of the subscpuon Inc
amoulis indicated approximately in my report OF
the 30th nit are confined and even exceeded Ihe
number Of subscribers actually amounts TO Jlteo4.
The capital subscribed for il 652 59l s95 VIZ: sub
scrptiors Of 5Of and under which not to be re-
duced 231 92O, ,l55f.; Of 6of and upward subject to
propOrtiona;e reduction 3,420 67l S30f The depart
ments have furnished 236, ,5T Subscribers tor an
amount Of 1,11s, ,7O3 535f The 533, 1885, 45Of sub
scribed in Paris included about 6OO,00O,0OO from
abroad. The tenth part deposited in Paris ard in
the departments by way Of guarantee forms total
of 365, ,259 1887. In order that so considerable
sum shall be kept as short a time as possible out
of circulation, had made provisional arrangements
which allowed the restUtiOns TO be commenced on
the day following the close OF the loan and the rem
bursemens made in Paris already amount to more
than 100 600 eco. The preparations of the certificates
for the subscriptions, which not to be reduced, are
almost compile. The liquidation of the subscriptions
to be reduced could not be properly commenced until
the receipt of the defnitive returns, which form The
essential basis for the DIVISION Ii Is IN course OF
execution and every measure has been adopted 10
cary it on with the greatest activity. According to
the law Of l1th Of July last the loan comprises prln-
cipal sum Of 750, 0,0OO, 000f, and supplement- OF
10000 OOOf destined TO facilitate the liquidation OF
the subscriptions and to cover the discount. Justice
requires that, after deducing the amount of the sub.
scptions of 5Of and under all that remains principal
and supplement Included SHOULD be as much as posi-
bic divided proporonately among the subscriptions
subject TO reduction. The mathematical proportion
accIung 10 each subscriber would be l5f. gee. per
cent on the sum subscribed But in order TO prevent
fractional division, which is contrary to the rules
which reguute the grand book of the public debt and
to avoid difficulties of execution quite lnsurmountable
it is necessary to effect the liquidation by muiples of
10f for re1tes of lOOOf and under, and by multpes
of lOOf for those Of higher amount 1t will reces-
sally result from this arrangement that as in former
loans, some will have little more and Others l,de
less than their actual proportion. The balance of ali
tbese differences, more or less, will leave but very
unimportaDt disposable residue. haye conformed TO
the spirit of justice which anmates your Majesty In
e0f, S0f, l4Of, l5Of, 2lOf. and 2sof These catego
res were in fact the least favored by the tariff Of
duction established on the above mentioned bases.
am, with profound respect Sc;, ,r..
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS

ILLISoIs.-A gentleman who reeides in Ogle Cowi
linois which place he leA Aug. 20, says that b.
never had better harvest weather thar that which !,
enabled farmers TO secure the largest crop, both 1
acres and agreeable yield, ever grown in that sects
OF the State.
The variety Of wheat mostly grown in that part
Illinois is sown il Spring, and large scrosble pr
uct has not usually been looked for, but our iniomx
says that fields t1at viii turn out 30 35, or ~ bu
per acre are not unusual, and the berry is plumpG
heavy, and the -four will be scarcely inferior TO that
Winter wheat. The present price of such wheat /
Chicago is 81 20 a 81 25 bushe. Oar iufomy
saws that oats have never been better than they &
this wear. and both wheat ard oats are al secarcd
good order
Corn is also very heavy, and almost out of heW
Of any casualty that can occur to prevent bOrt
ful Yield 1t is already in good roasting ear, and IL
for the dent variety Of corn is considered equivsz
at this season TO being beyond the chance Of fr
which rarely ever occurs In that region till after
2sth of September. SO that Illinois may be set dr.
as sure for one of the biggest crops of Indian q
ever grown in that State. Farmers are genss
busy now cutting prairie hay far Winter ust. son
which is cor sidered equal to cultivated grasssos
ticulary for horned cattle. For sheep, We thu q
well selected and properly cured prairie bay Il
good as clover timothy, or any other variety, NJ
is full of wild peayines and resinous plants that Dr.
eat with avidity. Our informant says that the scarf
of cattle for beeves is only temporary, for there 81
more two and three year old steers and yeariags ti
there ever was before, and the abundance Of for
will prepare these for another season in msn
Superior TO any former year. The high price Of eE
for two or three years past has induced eyerybod!
gave the lives OF their calves, and thus the nuube
young cattle has been grealy increased. Next yA
then, there will be a great surplus OF bulocks, u
farmers will be able TO sell them much lower than
are now, and still make betterproft.
KANSAS A letter 10 Tie 50. Ions Repu6EI
dated Shawnee Mission, Aug. l6, says:
"Tbis is the 9th day of this intermnabie bot wesS
Gre az apprehension is felt 10 the new wleai y
Many iu this negbborboJd are losing oil they
made in cases too where il has been thrashed Duls
up insecuIey in pens and open barns. Tne corn 2
will be supeIabundant The fields, covered WITH -
corn. look like dark thunder cloud. Thee WI e'I
heavy yield, almest Unprecedented. The IerrDq,
suffering terribly by ihese rains. The bridges y
washed away, and the Streams are all peal m-
Communication in every direction is cutoff Gca
knows what will become Of the poor, plaguesn~
Fort Riley people; they cannot be heard Ifo1
| cen aid reach them noV. Up 10 tue last dase
! hundred have died Of the cholera"