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The true Democrat., 1856-04-22
s2OO REV ARD.
Proc 'ama;ion by the Governor. Tu all 10 N ilnm these lreseufs shall came

CREEPING: NllEREAS it has been made known to me that W on the 24d of February, lo56 in the county of lzard. and State ot Arkanots one Henry Mann was wan5only and ecklcs>ly murdered by Frederick R Bailey and that said murderer has fled from justice and is now running at large
 Now THEREFORE, l, ELIAS N. CONWAY Go- vernor of the State of Arkansas. by virtue of the authority in me vested by law, do hereby offer re ward of Two Hundred DoIlars, to any person or ersoms " ho may apprehend the said Frederick k. Bailey and deliver him to the sheriff of said county of zard. in order that justice in this behalf may be had and executed.
 In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand and caused the seal of the State l.. s of Arkansas to be affixed, a- Little Rock this 5th day of April. A. D. lo56
 ELIAS N GOWN AN
The true Democrat., 1856-04-22

0F An inhuman wretch stopped at the house of an old man named Fox, in Fairfield county, Ohio, afew nights since, and asked and obtained permission to remain till next dav.- During the night he murdered the old man. severely injured his wife, and after robbing the house escaped. He was arrested next day and committed to aH
The true Democrat., 1856-04-22

THEIR ONLY PLANK GoxE-The evening previous to the striking out of the twelfth plank at Philadelphia, the Know Nothings of Mississippi, at Jackson held a meeting, and had good deal of glorifcation over that southern plank. It Was the theme of high eulogum, and upon it were placed the merits of the or ganizatlon. The glorifcation was hardly spent before the lightning flashed through the start- ling information that the twelfth plank--tkere only plank--was gone!
The true Democrat., 1856-04-22
l1 2 M l R <

Our facilities for doing all descriptions of Job Work can mai by printing establishment in the country We have procured, of sixteen hundred dol lars of Isaac Adams mammoth printing machines whc enables do book and pamphlet work in superior styl ,nd very low Drices
The true Democrat., 1856-04-22

Transient advertisements will be inserted for sl per square, en lines less for the first insertion and 50 for each subsequent insertion.
 Merchants advertising by the year will be charged 3O cards and other advertisements, exceeding ner
The true Democrat., 1856-04-22

0%%T- In the U. S. House of Representative, March l9, upon the proposition to send con- mittee to Kansas to investigate the contested election case,
 "Mr Bishop stated that his colleague, MT Pennington. had paired of with MT RUsF.
 Mr GREENWOOD (wheu his namo was called) said: Mr. Speaker. it is known to the House and the country that am utterly oppos- ed to this proposition in all its forms. While this House has the power to judge of the qua liheations, elections and returns of it's members, it certainly does not have the power to go be- hind the law enacted by the Legislature of Kansas, fixing the time and manner of elect ing Delegate to Congress, for the purpose of inquirlng whether the Legislature was properly elected or not. If this House ever had the power, which deny, Congress gave the Cover nor of that territory the power to pass upon the returns and qualifications of the members elected to the Territorial Legislature; and when he passed upon the question, the door was forever closed against an inquiry by this House. The Territorial Legislature also possessing the
The true Democrat., 1856-04-22

(EF A Yankee editor says that the girls con- pan that the times are so hard the young men can't pay their addresses
The true Democrat., 1856-04-22
E.SUIONABLE BONNETS.

LUST received another lot of fine Grape Bon SU9J nets by the Gipsy, direct from New Or {4 ,oa,,a and for sale by MRS. JONES. Also J6 dog. Childrens Soft straw
 Anril IS la56
The true Democrat., 1856-04-22
$2OO REWARD
froc!amation by the Governor, To all to whom these presents shali come

Ao ''ii 'o " nom these presents shall come 1 w llEREAS it has been made known to me that
 sv r on the 18th day of March 1856. in the county VI Iihps and State of Arkansas one Gross Scruggs TS H murdered by his son in-law. Pinckney C. Yan- ae ana that the said murderer has fled from justice ahG Is now running at large.
 NOW THEREFORE, l, ELIAS N. CONWAY, Co., vernon or the State of Arkansas. by virtue of the authority Ill me vested by law do hereby offer a re- Ward of Two Hundred Dollars, to any person or persons who may apprehend the said Pincknev c Iandle, and deliver him to the sheriff of rhe sa;d county of Phillips in order that justice in this bebaIf may be had and executed.
 In testimony whereof I have berennto so, my hand and caused the seal of the State | IL. S. Of Arkansas to be affixed at Little Rocl. on the 5th day of April A. D. 1856. ELIAS N. CONWAY DAVID B. GREER Secretary of State.
 .s5 In addition to the above reward it is renra sehtcd that c. c. Scruggs, son of the emurdered man Ias 0Hered reward of TWO HUNDRED DOL. LARS, for said murderer
 DESCRIPTION. Pinckney c. Yandle is about thirty years ot age-of light complexion-ab five feet or inches high and stoops forward slightly and the thumb of his right hand is little smaller than the other caused by rising It is said that he can work at the carpenters trade It is supposed that Yandle may have fled to Indiana or Illinois as he has relations living in those States.
 April $, 1856 4w
 l he state Rights Democrat at Helena, will publish the above four weeks, and forward account to the Governor of Ark, for payment.
The true Democrat., 1856-04-22
S,r.ng and Summer Clothing,

rIIiFt. diIU SUtEifHtI V1UtHIHs3 CONSISTING of 1 Brown Duck Frock Coats;
 Pants; Fancy Striped Eng. Cottonade Pants; Brown Duck Vests; Cheek Ne>ts;
 Linen Bosom Shirts: Suipc Hickory Shirts; Be.chrd Drilling Drawers. Received and for sale by ~ Alnill l5. '5h kAPLE1, HANGER & CO.
The true Democrat., 1856-04-22
THE TRUE DEMOCRAT IS PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY BY JOHNSON & YERKES.
TERMS OF ADYagT gTISING
Terms of Subserinfi

For one copy, one year, in advance, At the expiration of the year ..................
The true Democrat., 1856-04-22
CHOICE HAMS.
ROOTS AND SHAES

R ECElNED per steamer Hickman cask choic lO selected Sugar Cured Hams, for sale by
 April l. 1856 TATE tS MOORE.
The true Democrat., 1856-04-22
SEGAitS! SEGARS!!
BACON AND LARD.

ME very best of Segars may be bought cheap fo l cash at NEWBERN & HUGHES.
 April l5 1856
The true Democrat., 1856-04-22
$25 REWARD.

eA DROKE Jail at Benton, Salinecounty, on the "A ID night of the 2d inst anegro man who was -Xe. committed to my custody as runaway, on the 7th of Oct ls55 Said negro s. about 35 years ofage of black collor heavy built, weighs about 200 lbs
 had striped cottonade pants. striped drilling shirt
 red plush cap and carried with him blue blanket
 think he will travel towards the Arkansas river. | will give reward of twenty five dollars to any l person who may apprehend said negro, and deliver | him to me at Benton, Saline county.
 | VIM. A. CRAWFORD Sheriff, l Aprl 4. lS56 2l-2t Saline CountY Ark.
The true Democrat., 1856-04-22
ATLANTA MEDICAL COLLEGE.

TNIIE second course of Lectures in this Institution l | will commence on the first day of May next and
The true Democrat., 1856-04-22
OFFICE CAIRO & FULTON E. R. Co.,, LLLL. A-nL I.L Mur.l al lSlG

April I. ls56-6m Cost of adv. $26.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-26
sOsTHswESTERN
SEED AND AGnlcUlT URAl WAREHOUSE.
PX'TklN BIAOTWERS,

oAs = AN street, LouAFiiles ny.
TffHE drm II Hyram. Pkin Co consisting q p Ry-
ran, 9. W. PiEtin, and II. w. Ptkin, Is tAis DAY Dis
solved - IA nal conssns.
The nndes snee havnT PuFel ssed The sstre Interest
II, r. Bran you'd inform their frsenas aud he pubic
FenerRly thAt they via eoannae ths 6EED AND AGRL-
CULTURAL 6USIHKss under The na1s ana ape q
fitktss nretHeFs.
ThanAa or the patronage hsrstofora received Nepe
70 msris la eouslnaaaee g. pffKIs,
nv PffKik
L0rsvnln, Kr, Jsly 1, fsss Hit
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-26

a Mnn0TNFLN ~lnfFpdseed- ~ nashville
"a by A LARcoNBE
Ambrotypes msde esshvfe sac iu NAshsilr thka a.
ths Ansbtosspe Roens No. ~ College g.
A9ero5p1s are mn9e npz acebss plate sl4es bsfasi
eay ssssd, and as pFpascia sSsnst al pesHhf 81 b.
lurg
annFetgps Cesntssisits mads single GAS. sol
tssea And darabs essne1 dasas featfre
AmeFelfpea Eass b. ne inxenisr = distinesh
thsA ise ~ efhsr pictases OsheF befFow tbs ase
saa 4bgls y " tnertar picssFs shch iasks ~ main
Fusata q a. Anesvsy7%-suos ant assseaiF. keA
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-26
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
SPECIAL NOTICE. so SIIIPPIKS,
rs, SnNnnnnh In Nashville.

A the Mas, vile and Chattanooga Railroad compsny
n have notified and reminded the Central Eairoad Com
anes Of Ge,rga % tier summer ami il does rot
to have noticed recognized IN the hard bills %
that Company, Tecsnts Distributed IN CITY We take
this method Of informing the MeF,hsnts and Shippers by
that line the will be IS for lt0 b. hTst class
goods and rot ~ % the grand bills represent; tI25
average through Gst clss gods from the
ward Nashville bat f. beet The varson Of 10
adits in sumner and deducted q 10 pc, leo lbs.
Winter Shich makes the per ment,
alas from june to December, ard 81 from Dec June.
H. 1 ANDt RS0N,
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-26
n. L.. WEAKLEY,
WHOLESALE eR0cER. PR0DUcE DEALKR.
COAMrssIos ssEROHAsTs
aaa nAslE -
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,

IRON CASTINGS, Dc,
coRkER or rno2g Asp nReAR srRNErs.
fa Heahvliie, Igzn-
IIhTtsG purchased ihs liesf eud tsten ne tsAna
earotata hia "a etsm4ns and aaeA Dec cets a. nag
rvs Ia cart uk tha rsy esaf efocsfios thsi Ne nss-
kFt a1i hNN4d 4t
- ne "a eay an hsn& = usaatrs preAuss. nssAly
errlsbs y As waT1eeA tgis + TtAAtFf.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-26

I AN anuflctrring daly Eclipse Steve Foundry
Ia this city a good assortment Of STOVES AND hOL-
LOWWARk Wig: ovens Pots, Skrts and Lids, ssd-IFons
and Androns Of different patterns Or the Wholesale and
tail trade, a. snAll profit
Also Tin Copper Sheet irr Ware, ofhe Rest quahty,
Al lev figures A GLs char Der setts Of Britannia War
and Ne. / Refrigerator on hand SCR sale low.
Particular attention Psd 20 Roofing and Gut ering uith
Tin Of Copper
- Old Copper Pewter Brass and Scrap Iron taken In
exchange for my HanLfAeiufss.
H. DoRRIs.
BSO-6m No. 9 College Sc , near Church %
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-26
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
~ - ~: - 8

ICKETs be- ooWIng po be- may b la a the depol
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-26
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.

A RRVAL and Departures o. Psse ger Trains To take
n effect Hnd amer saturday, june Git, istS
pay Passsr ger Tram leaves Nsshvilie IS ocock Ar
irving Chatenoogs at &c oiek r. NJ Nght Passenger
Trairs leave EA-hNie ct P. NJ, ng al Chattanooga
stAs0 n.
Bsy Pas.enrer Train irsves Chatisnsora % ga ". Ar
irving Nsshvife "a p ~. Nigh Passenger Trsi
Chattanooga At 9i5P n Arrv ~ Ma hvife 80 An.
&C. 4 ANDERSON, suPerintendant
HAsHvHLE, Jsne est, 1885.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-26
Express Notice.
MENPHIs AVN CBARI EsTON PAILkOAD

TIVE ADAMS EXPRESs COMPANY" have made ar
engagements with the above Rairoid 'r Daily Express
Line prepared receive and eight
Packpgr' &C. bv Passenger Trains to tuut.ve Decatur
ruscuubis, informed ate stations the e. and n.
Railroads Email Packsg at reduced rates.
~ Messengers leave Nasiy ie daily "a o'clock ~
E0 Freights 10 b. ed bv Express viii be Gale
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-26
TEIEGR ApH

TIVE Augusta Atlanta Nashville Telegraph Line nov
working through to Augusts, Ca where II connects
with other LnsE running North, Fast and south. The line
Is in good repair through from Nashville to Augusta,
and keen Il in nture. Weshal e. deaycr 70
put all hos for this Line through In the shortest ns
possible elpect be abe give general satisfaction.
uAv=H O. G. CLUrE. Sup't
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-26
FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
SAVANNAH

(NN and after this date the Articles enumerated below
" viii be through 10 Charleston and Savannah the
prices an Xed 10 each article:
Totaoco bids, y leo Ds... .................. SOC
PORK in bhs q 100 rs. .....,..-....H 90
II. I. ANDERSON, supf
jy7-h ~ c. Railroad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08
Richardson, Spence a Co.'S Circular.

Per |1uo601 LIVERPOOL, Oct ~ 10
m ,rryas II BREADsTUFFs cOuii1ue liberal consus oi
PSI 6J bu,hel. heat, ~ bush Corn; 1855 b0s ~
from the States sud Causda ATS qrs Wheat from mo Nc"
telrau,aui sud 30 Qrs. Wheat from Calcutta
Farmers dely, of WHEAT Tor the week ending ls -
uday were 49, Qs % against tii8b ore al 10 10 ia
the corn. spending week Of last year ~
In cousgnrutr the above noted large supply aud dun re-
ports Mark Lane and Il" country markets generally h'
Grain Trace has rules very slow during the week
On Tu. WHEAT sold very limited extent at de-
ellie d3d e bushe. FLOUR also 3D. al Z bO GhrAper
te inquired for indian CoRN not 50 active and rather
easier prices accepted. 49,
To-Day mark WIS again dull. II WHEAT the business
done very irus further reduction q to a. ana
tie tendency OF prices downward. FLOUR sold only M me
u,est 1T decline Of od = barrel lNDAs coz. OF 10
T. gusrt, lower and slow sale. We quoc WHEAT,
r,d gag = whife 9Gr & ~ 70. FLoCE Pn'ieiphia
and sitmor. 81 cas- 8, OHIO, 50 od)'o g. Darrell
lNUAs CokN, mixed - D, yellow" - odJi "Ae - 40
Z, 80 n.
Bfri-Hodep show anxiety TO sell aud have sub
tiuue buy only for their immediate VANS
Pork very dull and transactions most limited
BACON STEADY, with fair retail business.
LARDlhe coLsUIup ion the most reduced scale and
quotations grca nominal li'h aud home Lad
plentiful and offered a. lower rates than Amer
TALLow is il active demand and again dearer Butchers
Associate IS a % g.
in steady request with sales Of 800 obs.
al 5di from ships side add ldi from store
BARK is in fair request. PLiadeP ha i now worth 3D. and
Baltimore - gas.
CoTroN-Ou Saturday the market opened with animation a.
higher This rm feeling increased by the
Cauadas reporting frost aud Monday sales Ia,
IS bales $4,000 speculation a. advance OF bl0u
B. h. Sales have continued large, and the conhrmatory
Baltic received Yesterday, mas impaired additional
fnutss the trade; further advance Of 6d q n has been
obtaiLt ed making ID. 56d tue week "Mddiug" Or.
leans, "a. No bile aud Upancs, ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

HrDEs-The market .. rather quiet, psr,lc1ary Assora
,.es are So AnE0suEs ~ n at DC; 2lI dry ,Ltd M.
cbo At sc sci cei f7t vet sslt.d Bueoo Ayi,s ~ y A.
llj j Rio H,cbe we're reported ia m prye ,e-rr. nd
- i,.,y CRY slaughter "a "9'l., S,'cs. 1Vp
Hufs-iI .a,ss u' hru, sac 3'u.ad coat a.es L Fua.
81. 80; usuii,s' Considerable nnes sd nothing s.1,,
ct ,cr al b. rlehs..I tie districts 80 tosl lec
* nor. Tho '.es age not yer 81 bales a: 'a'c 81
RoN-Ou.y ala..,d business to.ls sco,,hPs, e. .. y -
"fF,THYR-Our market well Sustained .,renr,herd b,
b. fr,rr, IN Hee, The so,b hN accumulated . shy "a
~ following TIE receipts sales 4na stock Of oAI 40 Hen
R.~,ip, ....................... 80 to
Slc................... ..........io. 40 g"
IiMF-ia R,ctand her, ae,s'1s doing. pae'.A'c au
LATHs Ta'',rn az, Ja. 'ae 'arr'y small. 'H.' '''
LFAD-Sr.r.A ,.u,iaae. qi.. -. sales d: 70 d. $50 5
LUMBER-Fs.,err Spr1ce ,pd Pine b. selling 'o . nol
eF,,, * ,, 4 u .ts org. v,v ..,,.., ..,
and sad, tier s,lr q % 1hd. "a, 81
NAVAL STORKS-Ilr mark, Cos a. de'c1Ptous . ca,r.,
t.rs,d ~ duluess The continued Din atty B.. pro
'saraow oP rs''' ,'r'nSy 'ssus 'mpr'"rs ali
rolling moment ha' beer d're Spa.' frp-u'u- 10
uodia'e request aid Pn.c, rrH.n 'i'aay Buy" 90 'e
b,w''sr sIr spar, IN 'h.r 'e"' 81 ", oaye Only
bon do-e sud n he so'rre~ Of cmant prices nssty
u,ulul con mon Ro'u remains 4-'.t the uon.na prcs
nat t'is comparatively 'cac' oyer PIC. AZ nan oeL
TsI n.od,ra'e rgl, ~ - t.S Tor "4ssus,oa
and Win irgtou. Ptcb is UNCHANGED
OlLS-fns'h Lin.''d remains q1e' ~ he'd yey sruy
90 ay" u" aiVsn,e ~ iHg L. 90. m.r.s' Au-r
Sia+ o. q gallon -" a'I rae tf o.s Crude WI and
Su,frn continue dun Manufactured Os are s'rady "a
moderate c.usnd Lard O remains rac i've. olive s4dy
aud iu uojrra', Request Re- o. B.. c' Campaen~ eel
Ing s'salis a. rs. "a b.
PROI ,IONS-T.r Pork mako - over and %" ..npy
isir with more doing. ssles Of LOCO bis 81 sVdtt - tT
M.s - Ed - fur PIae Bot is j. steady '94.. and
fru f.l.l.. ", 'tc srriys - new but hes 9 Do
.sl,. II, .se. 4 Old are 80 b.. a. *oG ~ of nifty
n. sea ~ ar COUNT Mss $50 u TO- 20 k-d
Mes. and ~ ~ 81 Fji fH'-a d. Prime NJ Bet
enc Bee, Hams INACTIVE Bacon quiet Cu' Mcs aye
quiet and nominal nj 4t;c fE S.,gders and o. TO- dals
2src /. ~ better dtusid ~ steady sNes 81 ~ tps -
l..dSlsc Chees. 5 u iar demand az dl'.c $500.
AS1ER-Luup IS g. quirrd az a. = t't Blue ana =
for White Calciued couuai 3, q d.
RlCE-Lt'Ie has te,n done me 4lAc ~'aA $50 ot o.
ties a. 04ic.
SIGAks- The market IS devoid q animation, b. lers
sre strols 30 thcir POSITION. The receipt. sht St" q
~ Lijs. Cuba MuscyAd a. .0of .d $50 box h.'.A
&c
SkINS-we notice sales # - bl, Deer Bolivar a..
rricr ia RIOS itarI
TAILOw-A market; the supply q fair; sales 81. 75t
\ prime he. essh.
iOBACCO--Tic market is steady. the demand i,,' A.
stock ,nl sales rs hhds Kentucky llGl6c ~. VI
rylad Sd64c - bales Hsvua a. -5Hi2 IL cases seci
l,af A. II a. Sc and i DO Florida b eoa6ot
NHlSkN-The uarka is better. n" d"maud iNf S"'' q
500 bbls, AZ SAC. G5iic. tor ONO and Prison
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DIE ID.

BREQUlER-At Montreal on Monday Nov 8 the Rev Jean
Bsp,st bIeqUef, aged "a years.
COsGRoVE-ln wulsmsbarsh on ThuTsdsy Nov. 6 Ater 3
9oIt hness James Sosfone Aeed oU yeaIs uSVe OF The
lTtland.
CLARK-On Thursday Nov MI CoInclu, Clark in the .5i
CRAIG-On Wednesday Nov. 5 Nj JOSEPH Craig aged %
POUNTAIN-suddeDly, William Austin Fountain Of Staten
Island Sged 81 years
HEATHER-n Brooklyn on Thursday morning, Nov g. M.
james Heaihtr in the Ssh year Of his see'
JACKSON-On Thursday night Nov s Freddie nfau; son
Noah Cory and May y. R Jackson.
o'eloeh, from No. As Leroy street.
LEONHARDT-On his farm, in New Jersey on Wednesday
Nov s. Fred Le0nhsIdt aged s. years
h11CHELLIn Jersey City, Thursday, Nov 6 Auu wife
S.s si~st Mitchell aud daughter Of the '' John aid Han
MsTIERNEN-on Thursday, Nov after painful sickness.
mouth and Il days
hSNABB-Ann MeNAbb, wife of John McNAbb in the seA
OLIyER-In BrooLlvp on 1br,.ssv ,,o,,i,, Nv NJ,
Hou Gs.f and d d. yss' b. aud Mary Oliver
OCoNNoR-on Wednesday Nov Z N, D,,,i,,cl orc ,ro-
oS,s. ssa ., ne heart h' Ie,dercc ascd {! years
PHILLIPs-In Broolyp on T1s,3., n N, D.,,,.-
sted 81 years. '' = aA'I 4i.'Qs'
RiLEY1ia BIoGaSn on TAurdsy Nov Mrs Catherine
sTUYEsANI-on Thursday, Noy.s M. M.rA. s.prv...s,
The relatives and friend. Of the family And .l,,..,.<,
sou, Peter SiuyesT, se respectfully invited =, ai,~uG b
dsnee No. ISs MabeIsy .,fe,t '''H her .A'e Te'i
NiDeiuI at pspcs please copy.
STYLES-On Thursday Nov. {, William James v.,,.. 49,
Of Thomas and Christina styles aged year AID a. -"
TIER-At Oxford. CbenAuso County. Y ~ t. ,-.,v
Nov ROber, Tier, formerly Of sh, -y 7i,a y.I ~
lis ~
HI, will be brought here and ro'e 81, faa, will
be ,ven in the pspers Of MONDAY morning
VANDEVERG-At wiilan'buIsh, on rh-rsdAy, Nov ANA
seIhIg Val deveIg on'y child Of George aud SAra -,
Y.nderverE, aged years II months aad 3 days
On bead ship RAPID from Now ioIk Rio J.u..ro SOLO
MON SIMMONS; THOMAS NORWOOD. AUGUSTUS
SIMMONS GLORGE DAILY, WN SAtN JOHN HAW-
kINs M HAWKINS WM kINGTON JOVN YOfIN
ABUNIsTO FRANCISCO sosner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

OswEso Nov II p m -NHEAT very quiet; sales .I -
buh Indiana 90 Canal FREiGHrs 20 New. Oh
uuch. s.d: Wheat l8c.. Corn Toe LAKE lNPoRr so S'
hush What CANAL FxPORTs-i u& bbs Flour a. bush
" heat. az j 22.GUO bush. Corn.
CHAELEsToN Nov. Ga slight advance IN CorroN lay,
hsl,s sss ot the week ce0 bas. Prices nave advanced
.d;c MddIug Fair. Ia al9tc. .,...,.,
BrFFALo Nov. p. m.-FLoUR lower; sales 90 1000 lss
good 10 choice M iean aud Ohio az T6G 70 20 extra Oso
and Indiana 80 fod 81 So choice o. extra Illinois ~ - y
~ &C y. s,tye; sales Of y 900 busn a. = y.
= j Chicaeo Spring e. III the inside figure red Ilnoi.
Al 81 g white Wisconsin and Canadian n 81 ~ CosNis
l,wer sal. OF Il go bush STA Sc closing inside RYt
adv sies Of 1000 bush A. SIS 5000 bush hye NAT sold
C<.I FREicnTs to y, WORK. Flour - Wheat DC.
h cEIP1s the tw,n'yfGr ur.up g noon 10 la ~.
HIS Flour 1871 bush. Wheat % VA bush Cor CANAL
FXtoR same time: IS f2S bush. Wheat 23 S7 push "a,
sud 6l3 bbls. Flour The weathe mill, with 'Ae "ni
nearly south
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......No Nov. !
Cleared.

seamships- Quaker City, Shufedt Havana and New Or
leans; Atlantic. EldGidge Live pool, +. X Collins.
SLips-FsuIy MciI.ury smith London, Deppermau 4 Al
Butts Ep,miDondas, Brsndt. New Orleans " H. Ereham
Emerald 1sle Cornish Liverpool Tapscott Co. Australia
Dcval, Liverpool, William. Guon; American Congress,
Mailer London, GIunel Niuturu Go.
Bmks-C Caroline Elems Elems. Mobile, West Walker;
SmMne, Thompson, City Point Sheldon, DAwson Co
Annie (Br), Day, Liverpool Whelwught Co. Mary Fran
els Srickuey Monieyideo, Tbos Rgney CO.
Bres-N oaeur, Phnney, Granville, Wh.elwHght Co /;
Kentucky, Nichols Guaysma, Walsh, Carver Chase, j.
Brown. Brown. Amelia leland. C. +. J. Peters.
Scho0n.rMonte Christie stodsrd Roanoke River master
ELISHA Books Gardner, Newport master; Trident, Snow,
Kingston. jan O. L. Hatch President tBr Herman Halifax.
II q. Donovan Caro- Amelia Turner, Kingston, JAM r. p
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Ordinary 20 good ordinary, 5iQ6t; inirri9r to g.
gota stock tbs ":t 4" i.les. AmeTcil 81 o bales
iotai art veal +6HOOp; Ainr'c ALL 70 co.
Imports loI n. week. - 50 bslr-.
The haicLc-tcr COOP, aud Yarns are
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equivalent :" tEe re IN Tic Material aud lr
that ha ur,T- 81 cOsf, jJoG be- forced
short time his bEuch OF re las rot been pyhlsbc
time TGst
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ca T. bb IL fIc latter hDtAs Corn Aa, advanced ID
quarter White Wheat. 10 no 1; Rod, p sag q 10 ID
Western CANA FLOUR. 81 % Pbaot pAia and Blul RE-
81 q IS Ohio 8 Q57 CsnaGa, s S,t 81. 4,l ~
Dbl White indian CORN, Il rs Mixed 81 r., Yel-
low. - q a q quarter
The sales Of ROsN repor TO BE- so bolt. a. 6uB
= cwt. for common quality VI Amen a..