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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-14

NEW EoRK Nov lIthzcSttSn i: lower orleans III
SR1Hsi s' to'7 iss:E1s a s 90 o5n
SO. Corn Southern mixed 6g roc. Mess Pork $l9 So
Re
Porto Rico Molasses So 5sc Spirits Turpentne dull at
43 44c. Rice is dull.
BALTIMORE, Nov u---Flour is steady; sales of How
and City Mills at So so, Ohio 81 Owing
export demand, wheat and corn are unchanged
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. H--COtton has declined tag and
Middng is held at lI4alI cents Sales II 900 bales
CHARLESTON, Nov. H.---Cotton---This article was
very much neglected to-day, and the transactions which
8 at W IS5 at 49, I67 at III; 100 at N and 30 bales at
Tar Is cents to 81 scrape 80 to s. cents per 1908 lbs
Corn, IS to bb Bacon u to 10 cents Land, II
| to Is cents. Cotton, 10 to ii cents.
FAYETTEVILLE, Nov. 6-Bacon l2A@l3 cts. Beeswax
$4,000 Cofee-Rio, l2A@13t Laguira l4@5; St Domingo
GS@9 ss g0Ha g Sd to %d 1921
20 Fine &c 1870 S Scr a S 2 ps5s
i4@15 saitwLiverpoOl (Sacik9 Il 50@sl Co.
Bacon dull CONCENTRATIONS to the late news the mar
ket dropping, but report firm Flour quite firm
Corn in demand yellow Dip Turpentne 81 O5 Virgin 81,
Hard 81 o. Spirits 35.
g so per bbl Cotton ia PC. Mullets $5a So Lard
IL I6c Tar 81 25 81 As per Dbl Turpentine, Dip 81 TO-
Scraps 81 60. Spirits Turpentne 36 &c
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 29.---Cotton Rchardson, Spence &
Co.. quote Cotton less firm under the by the Africa
turn in favor Of buyers though the market was gen
amounted rs 900 bales which $500 taken by pe
culators and 5000 for expothe market closing steady
Breadstufs The market quiet and generally unchang
ed. WheatThere is better feeling in tue market; fine
quote red wheat 8 Cd IS 3d. white 9 Sd aOs Id Flour
Wesern Canal 24saS2s; Baltimore and Philadelphia 32s
Cd a3s Cd Ohio 35sa37s Cd Corn generally dull yellow and
mixed 33s cd; white corn 34sa34s Sd.
EPrOvisionsThe market closed quiet and generally
changed Lard is very dull; quotations nominal al 49,
London Markets--Sugar is generally active and firm
Coffee closed Lnseed Oil is ste dy at 4Osa40s Cd
Cotton MiddIing Orleans and middlng Mobiles 81 Mid
ding Uplands 7-s Cotton closed steady
i Produce. Common Rosin. The market is generally
unchanged SALES at Is sd;
Ccnsos.The money market is unchanged. Consols for
money closed at 81 a 92t
Havre Markets -Coton, Sales Of the week ending on
the 9th alt 800 bales Prices advanced 4aS New Or
leans ordinaire Hi The market steady
Flour is activeOnio -four AIS. Wheat has declining
tendency. Lard is very dali.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-14
EPILEPSY, OR FAILING FITS.

We believe we cannot do readers important
service than by again calling their attention to that most
remarkable preparation discovered by Dr. Seth 3 nance,
Of baltimore Md which possesses the OF alternating
and curing that hOrrid visitation of manEpepsy, or al
ling Aits recommending this preparation to readers,
we dc so with conviction that not degrading our
columns puff patent medicine, but are placing
before them discovery, which, If fully known, would pro-
baby do more to alleviate human suffering, than nven
ton of modern times Hance, in asking US to notice his
favoraby editorial Department. has sent
for perusal number of letters from who have
used his Pills. and have been cured thereby All OF them
sneak in the grateful eulogistic One great
advantage this medicine possesses is the fact that 1t can be
ira sported through the mails thereby afordng every one
an rDoruntY of dealing directly with the INVENTOR and al
so precludng all possibility of being imposed on by coun-
on his Pills any part of the country and will forward them
Inv return of mail the receipt of remittance His prl-
ces arc as follows: One box So two do So twelve do,
ALI orders the medicine should be addressed to
SETH S. HANCE los Baltimore street, baiIlnore Nlu'
Nov H. 1S56---d&W-lW
Certain I:cmedy found In Dr. M'Lane's Celebrated
Liver Pills.
Hs- The following is a sample of certificates received
daily from citizens. 800
N'' ~ NEW YORK, August l, 1852.
This is to certify that have been subject times to
headache sometimes the pain would be so severe
cou d rest neither day night Hearing of Dr. Wl4ane
Celebrated Liver Pills. sent and got box, OF which tooE
two pills going to bed for two nights They relieved me
entirely Some time has now elapsed, ana nave nao nt
lnO'o '''"'-' NJ JOHNSTON, lis Lewis street.
Us Purchasers will be CAREFUL to ask for Dr. M,A
| Celebrated Liver Pills, manufactured by Flehiht
roS, of Pa. There other Pills purport
ing to be Liver Pills. before the public Dr. M Lane
genuine Liver Pills. also his celebrated Verituge can nov
Be had at all respectable drug stores. None genuine Wit"
out the signature OF ---- ,,,,l>c
dHw
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---Rrcr-For clean there is moderate demand from
retailers and nearly quite all the old stock has been work
per h. in lots to suit For the rough article there
and has yet been fixed by planters we
during the past week that we are of "a few parcels
msrks but held too high We quote nominay at 81 40
HAY-The market is we'll stocked with both Northern and
Eastern make and decidedly dull at quotations No
90 bales received from Nova Scotia few days since and
changed hands at 10 cents per 100 lbs 80 days -,
LUMBER-River-No arrivals for few weeks past, and
we hear of very little enquiry. Quotations nominal See
table.
demand See table for both cargo and retail price
MoLAssEs.-Owing to the limited receipts the stock
now in first hands We quote from wharf at 40 cents, and
store at 46 cents per gallon, by the hid
a1s a 80 be received few
DAYS since from Nova Scotia and selling quantities to suit
better demand at advanced rates We quote at 60 70
cents per bushe as in quantity and quanty no material
alteration report The stock in first hands has somewhat
accumulated with moderate receipts, and is fully tar for
pose We note sales for the week from store lots
at Is cents for hog round and Is cents for lat
than Is cents Der h. See table for prices of sides and
shoulders Western cured is in rather heavy stock and
with limited prices hat tSe r h CENTS
for shoulders and 10 lOt cents per 10 for Sides according
to quantity and a III G. and Wese make "nd
with active demand from prices continue TO rule
high We quote the former at 10 10 cents Dds ana
kegs, and the latter Is cents per h. in bblsPoRK
For Northern Mess the market has been quite dull during
the past week at decline former quotations We quote
extremes $2I $22 90 bb as in quantity and quality
which notice sales from store 1.-The demand Is limited
and there is stock Fresh brought to
kst spangy, and sells readily from carts at 10 O cents
per H., as in quality
PEA NUTsOnly few parcels have been brought in since
last and but two buyers yet in market We
quote sales at so cents to 81 05 bushe according to
quality.
sack and there little demand existing rules
exceedingly dull lot of 500 sacks received coastwise
day two SINCE but not yet od held at 81 o. We quote
from store at 81 10 81 I5 in lots to suit um is also in
good supply, and note very little demand ;sels from
40 30 per bushel of 900 bushels
rived from Turks Island Tuesday, and selling in lots at
IS cents per bushel.
SHINGLEAre very dull of sale, and in Contract nothing
has been DONE Sale of only 600 Common at 81
TMBERContinues to in slowly, and prices remain
about the There is better demand for milling
purposes and market mer Sales of several RATS at prices
ranging within quoted rates. See table.
FREeHrsn consequence of the small number of vessels
arriving coastwse have further advanced the past
week. and the market rules firm. Vessels wanted for
both coaswse and foreign ports note plenty of freghts
offering, and about all port have been taken at rates
quoted in cur table.
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C,n1v-OmcInI.
KENANsYILLE, Nv. TO, IS;


A1rssRs. FULTON PRICE-Dear SirS lis it pos
lille that you have not yet received the glorious vote
81 Duplin? | see it is not down in the Daily Jour
nal of to-day, and hasten to give 1t. We have
1naJe no NOISE through the papers, but we have not
been idle The county was not thoroughly canvasssd,
hut the young Democracy have been at work, and
be old men have not been Indifferent. We yet car
~ the banner, and its insignia can float over
hand more gallant, united and true than the Democ
racy and OldLine Wings of Duplin, who, now uni
ted are but " many in one" Yours, &C., NM ,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-14

DEATH OF COLONEL BooNE.-The Spring field (Mo.)
Advertiser mentions the death of Col. Nathan Boone.
youngest of Daniel Boone week before last, aged
seventy,sx years. "Thus it is that the families of
those old pioneers whose hiso reads like romance,
and 10 whose intrepidity marvellous powers of
endurance aud unyielding determination we owe the
retaining of the bloody grounds OF Kentucky and
the wilds of the West from the dominion of fierce
ly savage tribes. are passing from amongst u.s."
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-14

Observation-Disclosures Thursday last at which
the market ruledup to Tuesday morning when it again
ceded 10 cents all qualities, closing dull at 81 40 for
gin and yellow Dip and 81 40 for hard per Dbl of 25O lbs
The receipts for the ended have boon larger than
for time past caused by rise in the river, which
has enabled parcels to be brought in from above deway
demand confined dstilles The sales reach 1926 bbs
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Office Of the Literary Board,

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NOR l Ch o Stat TO Common school have
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-14

NoTE River Lumber, Tar, and Turrentine, sold in the
subject to the expense of landing COOP
srage say lumber 80 cents to 81 per M; Tar and
Iurpenne about lO0 cents per bbl.and naval seres
when brought railroad about the sane are in
of made the price of yellow dip,
cordpp to quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-14

IURPENTINEIhe market has ruled exceedingly
dull since last with but few transactions and
decline of cent. No sales this morning up to the
time of closing report but there appears to be rather
better feeling in the Market with buyers at Sa
Sal fort he
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-14
WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

~ 1t should be understood quotations generally
represent the wholesale In filing small ORDERS ngn
er have to be paid. ,~-ssse f-fse...a- 4..--
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-14

Is purely Vegetable Compound of and peculiar
and is the best Salve made for the
Of BURNS, FLESH WOUNDS, and SORES of all kinds
Price 25 cents rer box. liberal discount by the dozen
gross For sale in Wilmington, n. c. by
Oct 9Th 26-6m. Agent for the proprietor.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-14
The Vote of Nor1h Ca.oIino

Tho vote OF North CarOllnn.
We give below all the returns received up to The
hour OF going to press. There are eghty-two coun
ties in the State ;-sixteen remain to be heard from
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-14

Communicated.
SHIRTS MADE UPON SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES
wore introduced into Wilmington by SCOTIA BALDWIN,
and they continue sell the only Patent Yoke Shirt Of
ered in this section of North Carolina the qualities and
styles various The sizes arranged enable
them to BIT any formta, Short medium large small
Among the assortment areneat fancy paernshe newest
style French Wristbands-h and WITHOUT Collars. The
prices from 81 IS to 81 so, with few of lower
grades 1t needless speak of the cut and workmanship
of these Shirts Cur annual Sales amounting upwards of
400 dOz sufficient for the perfection of the
tice.
Those who prefer to have Shirts, Drawers and Collars
MADE TO MEASURE, can do so, and the fit warranted,
by leaving orders ut SCOTT & BALDWIN'S
City Clothing and Gents. Furnishing Store,
SO Market street.
N. B.-The sale of the above style "PATENT YOKE
SEAM Shirts islimited to the following Houses:
E. l.. HARDING & Co., Chicago, H.;
KEEN, BALDWIN & CO., Richmond, Va;
| J. D. GOODMAN s. CO., do.
SCOTT, HARRIsONS CO., Petersburg, Va;
THOS WINFIELD ROYSL ON, do.
w. H. WILLIAMS, Agt., Raleigh. N c.;
| B. RICHARDSON SHERWOOD, Warrenton, N c.;
| JEFFERSON WHITEWATER, Charlottesville Va.
and SCOTT & BALDWIN,
80 Market street. Wilmington, N. c.
! Nov. S-49-lt-lO-2t.
THE BALM OF A THOUSAND FL OVERSIZE a
delightful compound, highly and decately scented by It's
10 DC useo IN
comic TT and health the skin. 1t will ehecuay
sunburn, &c. and mparts flexible, soft surface tc
skim preventing It's shrinking and becoming spotted.
For cleaning the teeth it has been considered Tar superior
and far medicinal than any compound yet known
quickly renders them white aabaster prevents their decay
the tartar prevents liberation and strengthens
the gums
equal in rendering the beard SOFT emoent and
tender that in removing it, it gives way at the sghes
resistance the razor without producing the least
tion leaving fresh, white and delicate countenance
This highly perumed Balm gives Life to the hair an un
its increase and nourishes its roots
1t with certainty new growth beautiful hair t.
those who for years, by sickness otherwise
have been deprived it, It dandu strengthen
the cuticle and caanse it, rendering the head lively
clean
Price so per bottle liberal discount by the
or dozen
For sale in Wilmington, N. c., by -...,
| S. w. WHITAKER,
Oct S, lS56--28-6m---66m Agent for the Proprietor
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 18th, 1856.
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THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing between
/ the undersigned, under the name of h EYER Il Won
CLAIM, is this day dissolved by mutual consent The
business of the firm will be settled by either Of the par
ties and the firms will be used in liquidation thereof
All persons indebted them requested make payment
immediately and those having claims against the said firm
will present the same for settlement. e. HEYER,
H. VONGLAHN.
WILMINGTON Sept. 80. 1856 5-2-f
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Wilmington Bank Rates OF K xchange.
Il pr ot prem. Philadelphia pr ct. prem
New York; 8: v 1ha gI,aItoo p"
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I-0OK Up We DIsCONSOLATE,

LOOK UP We DISCONSOLATE.
THEREBY NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THAT WILL
L be in the town of Wilmington the second Monday in
November and will remain at least week, and will at
tend to any person that is afflicted with the fatal lody
called Cancer that may give call, after which tme shall
make arrangements to spend December and January
aoreaid place, for the purpose For further inf
ton apply to Mr. Isaac Northrop.
may be found at Mrs. C. l. Oates Boarding House,
J. O. HALE, M. D.
Nev1. 6-27-2mno---6 2mpo
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NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED. Of the late firm of Heyer s. Won
l Claim, will continue the GROCERY BUSINESS at
the old stand North Water Street, where he will keep
general goods in the Grocery ine suitable for
market He respectfully socits the patronage of his
old customers and the public generally.
II. VONGLAHN.
Wilmington. Sept 80, 1856 5--2I-tf
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CAROLINA SADDLE AND HARNESS ESTAB-
LISHMENT.


Corner Market Second SIS, under the Carolina Hotel
WILMINGTON, n. G
THE Undersigned respectfully takes this method to in
l. form the citizens of Wilmington and surrounding coun
try that he has taken the the Of Market and
Second streets under the Carolina Hotel where he would
be pleased to exhibit his stock consisting of Saddles BIZ
dels Matngales Harness. Trunks, Whips Spurs and all
articles usually kept in such establishment, all of which
he will sell low for cash. accommodating Call
and examine he soicts share of public patronage.
ss- Repairing done at short notice.
VIM l.. JACOBS.
Oct 20, go 3S-tf
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RECEIVED THIS DAY.
q ~ PIECES American and English Calicoes, will be
= DO sold at reduced prices.
Nov. 18th HEDRlCk RYAN.
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$40 REWARD.
y UNAWAY from the Subscriber, the 29th of Sep
n tcmber his little DOG, JACK He has his cut,
and carries his tail straight he is Bull Rater has
dew claws and is of light brinde color. will give the
above for his delivery the Journal Ofce to
the Subscriber, at Peacock Store in Columbus County
e.. 5. Is. JENNINGS.
Oct. 18th, 1856 45-2w-92w
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on BBLS FAYETTEVILLE FLOUR, just received.
Az Nov. 18th MsCALEB q BUNTING.
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CLOAkSI CLOAKS:!
GONE NEW and pref ty styles just received.
. Nov. 18th HEDRlCh u RYAN.
TARPERS' MAGAZINE fer November. Received and
II for sale at s. w. WHITAKER'S.
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Fed Spring Dist Deduction Deaf
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(NHEESE.-25 boxes, q prime article, low for cash at
~ Nov. 18th GEO. H. KELLEY & BROS.

CASH.
OERSONS buying Goods for Cash. will find great induce
L ment in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, at
Nov. 18th HEDRICK & RYAN.
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Oct, 2lst, 1856
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RUSSIA SALVE.

Oct. S, 1856 --2S-6m-~-6-6m Agent fC
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-07
A Monster of Cruelty,

We witnessed yesterday at the office of ESQ
FERRIS, sight truly revolting-a child who had
been numerically whipped by its own father "A
little boy of or years most brutally beaten
by q wretch who should have been his pro-
tector, but who, dead to the commonest senti.
ments of humanity, and lost to every feeling
which should inspire a father, for a trivial
fault had inhumanly attacked the child of bis
own loins with a strap, and 1ayed it till it was
liVid from its neck to its heels.
We learn that the barbarian's name is WAL
LACE. he came to the city few days ago
In company with the JULIEN Minstrels and
was stopping with that troupe at the Veran.
dab, when he committed this horrible outrage
The managers Of that company, however, in
form us that be had only been in their employ
a few days, having become connected with
them at Atlanta, GA. On hearing of his dis
graceful conduct they promptly discharged
him, and no censure should attach to the COM
pany, who are an excellent troupe of per-
formers.
Upon complaint from the ladies of the house,
the proprietor procured his arrest, and him
carried before Esq. FERRIS, who bound him
over to the next term of the Criminal Court,
and took the child from his charge. In default
of bail be was committed to prison.
crowd of citizens hearing of the circum-
stance had collected at the magistrates office,
and when the bruises on the childs body was
exposed to view, it was with difficulty that
many could restrain from counselling severe
aud summary punishment at the hands of the
bystanders.
Certainly no form of punishment is to &C.
we're for such fend We trust that Attorney
General Bate will take him in hand, and see
that the EXTREMIST penalty of the law is in
hioted upon him.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-07
COMMERCIAL.
DAILY PArRlOr orrrcs,

Nashville, May Z. 1856. !
CoTT0N-Buyers here still pay the highest pri-
ees, although there s decline 10 New Orleans Of
foil 60 Sales yesterday of rs bales at 9salO.lO.
T0BACCo-sales at johnson. Horne & Co, Of
6 hhds. a. SIS, eco, $50, 500. 465, COS; and
Al a HAmilton's, bids. at $50, no, el5,
SOS, ATS.
BACoE-Qaiet. Hog round s, Hams sias,
shoulders z, Sides sasi.
LARD-sells at s.
wHIsKY-Piks's M.guOn. as Bsaity'' IS;
Peaeock's IS.
APPLEs-D'ied Use 70 Loo.
PEACHEs-l 00aIs5.
FL0UR-Barrel 5 5oa7 90. Sack 50ass so.
BEEF-0n foot, gross. sa2s.
BUrfER-Frvsh. seass.
EGGS-Sasi.
ST LOUIs, May s, PN. BAcox-6, 900 No. Sugar
cured eity canvassed hans. pekd. al "a; 500 do
country canvassed 3, zoe do shouleers, loose, "a;
10 eks bagged hsms 81; 80 eks city Ribbed ssdes
81; 90 DO clear do at; do coantEy plaia hams ?.
So do ribbed sides 4; 2S DO At same az DO Sc; "a
DO shoulders :; eks eosutry do sii do haml s
per ID.
LARD-sales Of 700 pkgs prime SIS 70 say
per 100 lbs; IL do al Is do saesn -; 300 kses
DO 10 per To-
FLOuR-l, 900 bbls Bay State, city supsrhns. at
STA; 200 DO country sopsshns aud fancy $50 on
board.
WHlsrs-7o and iOo bbh a, IS per gal
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-07
Wednesday Morning, May z, 1855.


The river was rising rapidly yesterday. with
nearly water enough on the shoals to float
soop. Heavy rains fell again Monday night
and yesterday morning. Appearances indi-
cate the highest rise for year or two in the
Cumberland
The AJeOnid, from St. Louis, and the Cuba,
from Paducah. arrived yesterday.
The Cuba, for Paducah, the Eclipse. for
Cincinnati, and the Monticello, for Rome. de-
parted.
The John Simpson, having got her ''horns"
on agsin, leaves day at the usual hour for
Memphis. p
The ROck CITY departs at o'clock P. N. for
Paducah.
We are indebted to ]. F. Miller, clerk of the
Ateonia, for St. Louis papers of the Sd inst.
The Republican save:
THE RIvERs-They are all rising, excepting
the Illinois. The river at this point continues
to rise at the rate Of about three feet 10 "a
hours. 1t is fast crawling up the Levee, and
the boats are coming up into town The
freight piles are beginning TO recede. and some
such stuff as lead and pig iron, which will not
float away, is being submerged in water The
river is much higher nov than it was at any
time last year.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-07

Mas. MAcREADT gives her last Dramatic en-
tertainment tomorrow night, and we are graf
lied to learn that many seats have already been
secured. The selections for the occasion have
been made with discriminating taste. We are
sure all who may chance to go will be more
than satisfied; and we are quite confident,
knowing the sound judgment of our citizens,
that the number in attendance will be large.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-07
BY TELEGRAPH.


New YORK, May 9th. noon-FIour declined;
Straight State 5.5Oa5.7 rs; Ohio 5s7s6s7; Southern
e.S7as.06i Wheat firm; Corn firm; Mess PORK firm;
Lard lot; Whisky 2s4.
CINCINNATI, May 6, hoon-Flour dull 5o0a5 rs;
Provisions firm, Whisky lsl; Groceries unchan'
ged; River Is feet scant water in the channel, sta
tionary.
LOUISVILLE, May 6-River falling, with feet 10
inches water in the channel
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-07

HY- Messrs. J. L. g. r. W. Brown, on &C.
count of the rain on yesterday, postponed
their great sale of Lots in Harding, Hall and
Haslam's addition, until tomorrow. They al
SO have some Lots in McGsvock, which they
will offer at at the same time. If the day is
favorable, and indications are that il will be
We hope to see large turn out. Omnibuses
As usual will convey those who desire 10 at
tend.