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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17
NEW AfSk.
aoor and snoo storo in y eWaIG.

Boot and shoe store IN newark.
o. THE subscriber informs his SE@a
Sl - fIisnds and the public generally a7sessass9
s~-A~ th1t lie has on hand at his stql -.
ES in Newar4, directly opposite Dehavsn,a nos
tel, n lrTgs assortment OF Boots anu shoes,
which he selling ntvery low rates, ant oannJt ~ TO
give Satisfaction. lie makes coarse Boot Uhu alother
kinds Of WORK that oe9 not rip; his cali IN no.ts are
ia the markell both for hit, durab " anu ueh
ness while the prcs Is vury low. In add on to his as
Totnsnt for aud boys, hs rsu make nnd sells "a
dies OrrOocO boots slippers and gaiterA that oannO D
surpassed. Also shoes for children. Those ~ an' o.
Customers work made To order, Of the best mnternh,
WM. WILLIS,
tbts Newark, Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17

CusToM HOUSE AT UswEGo RoBBED.-Ostoego
Dec. l0.-A burglary was committed last nigh
at the United States Custom House in this city.
The safe was blown open with gunpowder, and
$500 carried off.
Letters from Constantinople announce the
death of Mrs. Hamlin, wife of Rev. Mr.. Ham,
lin, missionary of the American Board, now
stationed at Bebek.
An English millionaire was in Cincinnati q
few days age, seeking opportunities to invest
ha amillion of dollars in property there.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17
WASgzlnsGrON HOTEL,
NEWARK, DEL,

DAVIS w. DEHAVI,N, pROpHIETOR.
III TnE UNDERSIGNED takes ihis nletl3d to
A announce tho travelling public, thai he SILL CON-
IsapN tlnucs keep his wei known establishment and
lIsl now prepared 70 hceonnlne ~ H. inc 5 pss
rooms qre Well nised and ycn,iale J. and 20 Trouble or
his gilestsoo siains u attached q the Hote VIII n
usiriOus and experienced osters nna gGpH Gas NIL NIL De
dler Tde n 9s lh9 fe SirS ses9GE PI nIses ~
or can 10 where find more wv vnns viii he CON
hs ny RsS to attend the wants ah m nnpneet
r;b an train ur Cars, to convey pasSsnS n 1
n Civ. " W bst---
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17

- SPECTFULLY INVITES all
A. &sh ~ in want Gf Carriages executed in
eS@2fy3N9 cal at his Coach NJ Manufactory situated
essssiasssass - Poplar Street, heiTeen Fourth and
Iest assured that the yehecs 9t my eatabl hmehia
'sUhanics in the country. They confidently recon-
ID and the people arc cordially invited call and
sNamh. themselves- tantly hand BAROIJ-
CHEs, d.. RBURNS, ROCKAWAYS, York WA
CONS, SU l.KEYS, 80, &e.
Repairing PROMPTLY attended to and executed in tho
b est mnnner. apr 2-tf
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17
d OAGn..ftls,rtJs.RaTs

THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD
N cal! the 6ttentIU' - liners and
\N4&@HHm@az dealers to the ioiivwI ng tenslyehs
y. sortment of AGRtCui II u RA l.
zisasaiasaa-2szsss@ IMPLEMENTS, 40, which are
made of the best material and Of tho most improved pat
terms, vz;-MoUte's PlOw and Castings of all sizes.
Peacock RAT, IheaLs Of all sizes Woolcock VILE,
nate to Oroer; Corn Planters and Seed Sewers Hunt
Patent Wheat Drills with Seed Sower Pierpont Thresh
and Separator Atkins and Nancy s combined enper
md Mower M.atgomery, \ Bros GRAIN Fans, Eagle
Hay Straw cutter. Fleming Machines, Superior ar
toleiOr hand use Vandorsoe Sausage Cutters FOR butch
that market Corn Shelters Of different makeI
warranted to 10 the work equal to GHln mill
for horge and hand power Horse hoes and hand hoes
Vegetable Cutters, ,Sauage filler and Lard presses. Aro
and handles; Cedar Ware Tubs, Bupkets chpTns Grain
Sqperghosphateo Of Lime Of the best quat and warrant
ed, Garden, Flower and Field ed. warranted fresh
and genuine. AL orders for implements, Seeds G.,
promptly attended to- addressed to the subscriber No.
deolS.tf GEO. CHi1RNSIDES
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17

REELECTION OF SENATOR HUNTEn.
mond, Dee. l0.-The Legislature on joint meet
ing have reelected r. M. 4. Hunter as U. S.
Senator for the term commencing March 4th,
1859. His election was nearly unanimous.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17
HUMOR0uS.

a young lady inquired, the other day of a
sailor why ship was always called She
because replied the sasior, sthe rigging al
ways costs more than the hulI.'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17
New Millinery store.

MISS EMnHa y. ITynlcN, No. East 5M Street
Wilson BMiidtns,) WILMINGTON, Del.
n RESPECTFULLY INFORMS HER Friends
"A. and .he Ladies' of Wilmington its vicinity that
As4H she has lust opened Millinery establish
fx where aqrticesin her line can be blaine a the
owestra nd aost approved styles Ladies' will pease
call and examine fol enselves She hopes by her care
aud attention omeritas OF public patronage.
aprg Iy
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17

DEATH OF Coz. TuRNBuLL.- Wilmington, AZ.
c., Dec. l0.-Col. VIM. Turnbull was found
dead this morning, in hisroom at Il hotelwhe
he was boarding. He bore the rank of Colo
mel by brevet in the Corps of Typographical
Engineers. He was native of Maryland, and
entered the army in 1919.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17

Some one says that dogs bark with such
zeal when one enters their masters y lrd, la;
'0ne would suppose they owned the premises,
and that their master was only boarder.'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17

You've destroyed my peace Of mind,'' said
desponding lover to truant lass.
sIt can't do you much harm, John, for twas
an amazing small piece you had anyway
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17
BUILDING, HARDWARE AND TooLs,
a n tsiokN kN OF II TssM sasMMffT Nj sFw BRoRTER

a u. u. w. HAMMlEI % bNoh EN
@ s. successors to Geo Hates, 69 Market street WI WI,
~ mingtOn Dell, having greatly enlarge thep TTS
W and Inar reBsed their Stock, would respeetiunS
call the attention of Huders gpd others 70 hor IEe
Stock 0 building and Fancy Hardware, TOOLS, Cutluyl
sc, Such as rim and mortice locks ana lntcnes uet
locks, night atohes, pad, oupboaTdt chest anu
locks Wlntow brace locks, sash lasts Welgnth enJ
cord side sorrow, and frame pulleys HUSH, squMo ,u
round belts, wrough aud cast shutter
hand bos bell pulls and carriages draSo[ shutter nm u
beranl ma is and spikes wrought c9at and
screws trace halter, breast, cow and lack chalns D
chop ing hand and Hunters axes hAtches, haers uH
screw wrenchcs, hand and bench screws, hand, pnne
tenna compass butchers and frame mill cross cn
circular Butchers futs and other makers MES
and Tasps, Cromes, Baldwin and TnzwePs screw nuYeIs
Pugs Coaks and other makers auger bits brace anu ts
corner braces butchers chses gauges and plane irons
Union factory bench and Innulding pa nes u Car
pentes Lancaster planes, soves and spaues nay anu
manure forks. Fork, axe edge and shovel hanues 9z
line brass and bell motte, kettles box and side coffee
brannia tea and table spoons ladies' aud alnp5 Plates
Ten and table spo0s butter knives, oyster Gad table FORK
shoe knives butcher knives and oeayers pen pocket
nail and Ing knives pruning hooks razors and straps
BARRIERS shears, sheep and hnonhne
shears sad AMI taors irons, guns pistols, powder
sut pouch and belts game bags, water pro9i and W.
percussion caps, wnds, fishing tackle, No, Sei
Tralmne Fairbanks tea counter anu PLATFORM
ali sizes large assortment of pOrtmonaes, which VIII
be sold at tic very lowest Dash prleeH,
P,S, All kinds of liams, AlbertsOn' an otheI
bTaed makers, cOOpers and snip carpenters toolshW
n hand. Auk "
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17

sWhere was | ma, when you married pa9'
said a'little urchin to his mother, as he stood
gazing upon his drunken and PROSTATE father,
swhy didn't you take me alongf 1 could
have picked out better man than he isp
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17
Carriage Manufactory,
c...,L alrnnt nLn,e Rrnndnnn. Ohessn, Oek.

Ssrth street, above BrOGdcay, Odessa, DH'
%. III P.BAKER resp ,ct fully an
go III nuunces to the public that ne
sisV.-S is prepared to manufacture CARR
sAsSt.z----5E ages Of every description in style
t/Nll al olosanpe and durability Of hnlsh
.lz1sSEssTeFkA unsurpassod by any 9th resablist-
~ mi In the onuntry lie snperintends all tho work and
,rr,ns ~ ~ e.sry Vahico Having Just erected large
coaGh and smith shop he has increased facilities 10 eSs
cutting and hOpea by constant attention 10 pushess
10 merit a share tho public patronage, aud
D.-R epairing neatly and eSpeditiounly T., n, ahu
$40 md hand carriages for sale. y2I-y.
LYONS PURE UATAWBA OHIO BRAN
INY tor Medicinal pm rpnses oAn be procured A. bkAD
~ FtiR DiS s TEPIlEN'S, 5rd and Market Streets
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17
For Sule

EOr NnIr.
Two GOOD MARKES DEARBQRNS,
es6SS gond single horse Carriage,l good Horse 91i
9@s29 suitable for all kinds of work, warranted klnu
nd Vens will be sold very low for oRsh on he kenFt
pike, wilmington. WM' H. Ohhb"'S"'
GntQ Off
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17

signing the charge Of his church in Boston to
assume the profession of the law, snyss
1 can call God to witness, that entered
upon my ministerial career honestly, and have
pursued my work conscientously. Its re-
suits are with Him before whom every action
must pass in solemn review, and TO whom we
are personally responsible. To Him can ap-
peal for the rectitude of my designs, although
may err in the correctness OF my conclusions is
NV position at the present time in the minis
try, although eminentIy happy and prosperous
in my own society, is not, from influences
over which have no control, easy, indepen-
dent, or in the widest sense, useful and hon
estly retire from it as entered upon it. TINS
conclusion is the matured deliberation ol
| months of anxious thought, and is final.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17

WilmIngton RailToads,

VI
CHANGE OF HOURS.
A aaslsfis SSd slSv I'm
a SriJsssIS I.is * n, ssj Z NJ,
"a FstmISsto" IShSstSTr ~, z Al k NJ 5jS 2t NJ
iiS,yy pifsESyIfSS's SSTnSegS5A' I;s'Fio nm
6astSr5afy 6f PjSl S.4j < M. As p NJ.
Camden !, 50 A. NJ 4.5n r. NJ,
bower 9.OsA,. A. 5P; ~,
ISyasend 9.SjA. III, SIS PM;
Mti MAa1SiSSai PaSSsni lSS iSsS 4 T. 7'iS 49, Fr4G
St:deorse's lSSii5A:M ISSf.M.
Le,ye FhiadelphiA to Seal0rd y. A. NJ, NJ r. NJ,
Wilmington y, ,2J A, M. 200 p. NJ.
Now Castle 8. 80 A. Nj. 2.25 Y. NJ.
bear 1906 A. NJ. 3l5 Z. NJ.
st. GEORGES 1880 A. 81, $40 p. NJ.
Sit. Pleasant 1910 A. Nj. 4.O5P NJ.
Miidletoyn 1850 A; NJ, 4s5P NJ,
Townsend ll,05 A. NJ. 4.55 p. M. ......
Smyrna II 30 A. NJ. s IS r. NJ.
Leipsio II. .5t A. NJ. G2P. NJ.
Dover l.55 A, NJ, 650P. VI.
Camden 1905 A. NJ 2 p. NJ.
Canterbury 1870 Am, 1850 p. NJ.
Fredorioa 1925 A. M. 74U p M.
Milford Junction l2.ioA. M.g.i6P;M NJ,
Prettyman's Corner lg,45 A. NJ. B.2n p. NJ.
FnrNlnEtOn Il. 80 A. NJ. $50 Il, M.
st. JOhdstown A. NJ. $50 p. NJ.
Bridseville LILO A. M. 9.lO z. M.
Leave New Castle for Philadephia at 6. SIS A. M.
Leave WILMINGTON for New Castle 5.O5 p. NJ,
Wihlnglon % NJ, with Passenger Car aitp sei are
Passengers b t9o 7so A. NJ. Tram ffo~ eaord reach
Isaeb amofS sT IN sne aa
b the $40 A. NJ Train FROM Baltimore (Expressl ar
FFo at SealoTS SANG eyGpplnS ats,al, o.,.,u., +, I,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17

A singular and fatal accident happened re-
Gently to Mr.. Henry Lingo, of Mercer county,
Pa. He had been eating buclSwheat cakes,
when he partially swallowed q needle that
stuck in his throat. Every effort was made to
extricato it, but without success, and he died
from the effectsof it in a day or two after.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17
TIE ATTANTKoM a

0FFARMERs and PLANT ERS desir9nsol TS'Ss HI
" large St4pS, MI MI is respectfullv invited 70 HEMS
PpRRTE!it tjM SuPtR rH6SrHArE OE u III mi +, WI vi"
o nnpmpounded with Phate of Ammonia PERUVIAN
i!ussnn and Iii ed Blood. 49,, . .o, ~
tntestmnny oftho superiority the
enhs eonhhsscbor By the PenusY State ASrGntnn "a
mr In,na nv the Chester County
ciet ity and Diploma by tho GhesterC onntJ
Chemists who hRva examined this PIeP%a %
ration, nfononno5 snpoIlor 70 9TH Hnd femers
snaa of il 4 not only super9Tto timer ris inHno
Il tho,n but also m're valuable thhn rescribers o
ara sole 4 gents for this mar kei; ei;,N>ocK 4 CO.
=, " ~ " lining ion ,D9
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17

Tbe Philadelphia Press states that Madame
T;ola Montez is on the eve OF very brilliant
matrimonial alliance. She purposes, in ten
days from this time to be en- route for Paris
Her return to this country for short visit
may be expected in the spring.
RESIGNATION OF N. P. BANKS AS MEMBER OF
CoNaREss.-BosiOn, Dec. l0.-Hon. N. T.
Banks has resigned his seat in Congress, to
take effect about the 1st of January, when he
ill enter upon his duties as Governor OF this
ate.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17
A Barker's Double-aotlng rorce & Life
Pump,

For sale at main agency, SnlrnG, DelapdTe, by
1857. BOWMAN ElilIOTT. ls5I
Please read the following certificates -HayinE IN use
at the stations the New York Central Railroad A.
Barker's Patent Force Pump, nm satisfied thnt ior ei-
other we have had in lly pooompishes in every
what the patent sets tort; DO choerlny Teeo
mend them to all persons using pumps, =,
7-ThlB is eTtiv tn we have hnd in use A. BARK
ers Force and Lift Pumps for family use and otherwise
They answer every purpose for which they are reenm
mended and continue to the greatest Subtraction
and we can with confidence recommend them to every
who wishes to obtain good Pump for forcing and
fitting water would also be very eeotiye n ease Of lire,
Mnnove Hayes, kentco., ". B. BrAdiord, Dover,
George DAVIS, Smyrna, WIN, Wlles, do,
Thomas B. Bryan, do, James V. Moore, Odessa
Vm. Homer SmyTna, ]. Alexander, De City.
The above pumps for sale at BOWMAN x ELIIoTr's
machine shop, Smyrna, De sole agents for Delaware
All orders punctully attended Persona sending order
will please state the exarT depth OF we'll. County right
for sale. Juno W 6mn
nR. SixNs' Co1RL Syr6b.='rds ,5f6m PGimQIssT
Remedy. liz s0ld lfy g W CIR EGG. DaIaware City
SUPERIOR cAARRIAGEo "a oHbAANuFAcToRY' n
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17
Z Wheelwrlghtlng.

<rF.2 THE anUSoriher huvlug for snrleS 81 years
Tg13HSY heen engaged carrying On Bhcksmlihimg gd "
mai TesnruIuIly 4 nnurcP Ia his fTfuds mud he pub
liz Win bR so generously tendrd to HIM their patron
ago that he has purchased the iheTfsl IN lle hee
Wright shop Rdi6nns ant VIII hereafter e conduct M GSIh
sgnsd 10 have none hut pIaut cn mechanics In ms EN-
plny and Keep the best herene az no =, SIRE
nnd work ed are respectfully invited TO call IL
Is to tho various kinds 81 work ex
nant eJ nj uy esta shmen suhce II 10 say thnt WORK
OF every description pertaining to the business Will De
Horse shoeins done at all times and repairing at
TENDED 9ns y no sGow pGowptH' JOSEPH TURNER.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17
LEATHER.
III. S. McCnmRS N RRn-

WILL continue the Manufacture Of g kinds Of LRArH
A, so will keep on on i,and and make to order
and Patent Stretched whole Hide and Side
LEA rHER BETTING,
single and double thickness, plain water proof cemen
ted, and warranted superior article. All orders will be
filled the entire satisfaction of the and Mt the
lowest market prices, at the old stand south est corner
Of Third and Orange streets, Wilmington. Delaware,
II. s. McCOMBS.
july 2 u. JAMES @, McoOMBs.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17
ORDER RECEIVED

IToRI.UMP, Eco, SrovE and Nut Coal, Also Farm
II and Garden Implements, by SMITH & BRO, seed
Depot No. 9 Market street. end door abive Fourthst
Wilmington, Del.
NANNY FERN writes for the NEW YORK LEDGER
L For sSls bI ". 8, n, BUPIhsR, lis Malset l5svsf.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17
mnnlRYI moMEYIl

rUNEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WANTED: on nnlnii
| enmherei Real Estate, within shnrt distance OF
WilmnsIgn warl IN re Than four tos that amount the
H'lS' F'' i"''''0' i''' JIHN'T. ROBINSON,
Notary Public and Cnnyeyanceri
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17

PRoaREss OF SLAvERY.-It is stated that
Missouri stakeholder has removed to Warren
county, Iowa, and brought with him five or
six slaves whom he claims right to keep and
worS on the free soil Of Iowa under the Dred
Scott decision.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17
soamon's SAVING s.und society,

OF PHILADELPHIA,
Office 203 Walnut Street, one door above Second.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17

DAGU.RREOTYPE PO TRAITS
~ GARRETT sky Light Rooms J. 30 mstronEsI gt nS;I
n. WllmiRgtOn, 2nd story, oyer y v uni sather and
,rnrrn nj leht 0 rlYas AtisinNLlnn.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17

keep your dog away from met said dandy
to a butcher boy.
'Darn the dog replied the boy, she's al
ways after puppiesl'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17

4 JoBi'S NEW STORY OF REy0LrTlioliNSiA,RIoS ~ ,Io
!. i,Iif II ia now ready in the NEW YORK l.EDGEt
faulty for which The most popular Tfl,Ss S M
tTnoTjnary circulation of $50 900 coples-ONE tUAIfh
of Mii'i'o''' Il. \ Il. BUTII;R. Il0 Markets.,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17
Geo n P. Simmons.

n ,NvEYANCER AND SGRlNINiEki i 3I sltIns Houses,
st9 Rsnts So Writes Deeds, Runds and MqTlgases'
XXI nSnnny nttendst MI Dusnos9 70 hiS e1Is
~ v ohuo w. ~ f"Nt Jan. 9-ly,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17

A Coon NArURED JoKE.-It was told as a
good-natured joke, Of an old doctor, that be-
ing on visit to village where he lad spent
tho earlier part of his life in practice, he ono
morning before breakfa.t went into church,
yard near the house where he was stopping
Breakfast being placed upon the table, the
doctor was inquired for. # beiieve,' said the
servant, who had seen where he went, sthat he
has gone to pay visit to some of his old pa
tents.'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17

A man in Oakland, while in fit of night
mare, dreamed that he was horse, and tha-
his wife was hostler, going to curry him downt
AT this point in his dream, he kicked his
spouse out of bed.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17
Wilmington and Chatham Mail Stage
Line

@ !" " Cnch hnVle, HI,5U a.. -
Nyay certs mile. The BunscrlDer, nav
jnr prchased fhs Lime will those that paironiHe
IL that none but careful, attentive and sober drivers will
he emnioy,d Al Bag age will he The risk of The
en- Erfands @ r reasonable CON,
King Street, adjoining the odd EellGws Hall
Sent III
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17

A queer story is going the rounds, of an
Arkansas man who owned an estate of $4,000,
who went OIL and was not heard of four years.
Administration on his estate was granted, his
property distributed, and his affairs wound up.
But one day the poor fellow came back, ap-
peared al the Probate Court, and insisted that
he was alive, where upon the judge flew into
violent passion, and threatened to commit him
for contempt of court, for daring to dispute
the record. The poor man fed, and has not
since been heard of,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17

make free with the character ofa military Off
Ger who was present during the whole haran-
que. Upon hearing himself several times
spoken ofas the soldier the son of Mars,
boiling with indignation, interrupted the
plcader; 'Don't call me a solder, sir am
an officer.
Mr. Jeffrey Immediately went on: sWelI,
gentlemen, this officer, lDho is no soldier, was
the sole cause of the mischief that has oc-
cared
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17
G- "a MR. EaD .G .

ALBMRN VI SNIkA - " nItpTIr
SURVEYOR, 0oNVEYANoEA NolAaS NJ st ,sssi pghiAo
.sI,RVEYs LAND, DRAWS DEEDS, BoNDS 6 ss,ofs Mofs-
AVE Renta No. 80. He is Agent for tho Penn
Rutal Life insaTauoc COMPANY o phIadeRnd Rads I for
snds an ana az Ms Rea Esate sy
Eudit fo Thar ADVANTAGE 10 oallat the - E'efl'tr"J
nd Market Stree Is. Guhhi
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-29
BankabIe Money.

~ Our contemporary of the CARTE makes
some very just structures upon the high price OF
produce a red for sale 10 the city market house.
With the great 81 abundance on every han
prices are almost at famine standard. This is is
great de- gree attributable the fact that combina
tions are made to keep up prices by spectators,
who care not how hard the times are, or how much
tn oppTes- their follow men, il they can increase
their gains. "Put money in rhy purs honestly II
thou csnst-but get mon u" appears to be the
prevailing sentiment among them. Il is singing
cOmmentrTy upon the generosity and chivslry Of
Tenn ssesrs wEO are prone to denounce the Thrift
~ habits Of the Yankee whose endeavors to coin
penny reeks not whether it be made OF the hearts
blood Of the poor or tie crumbs of the rich and
goes far to establish the factthat sord aVarce and
grasping oppression natives TO particular la
titude. The coming winter bids fair to be severe
on Ill classes, but terrible the poor. At such
a time il every should feel it incum-
bent himself to do what he TO lessen inst al Of
incress" the general burdens Can't our agricul-
tural fFiends-the great produc r5-send thsir sup
plies to market, without the int rveuton Of a Sc
cond party, and sell them reasonable phi es Let
them 20 th g. and be of service 10 their The
exigenci,s Of the times demand the ex~ri Use of ell
the good aud kindly, and noble attributes of our
natures.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-29
BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
IRspor.s RsrnisAsa y the Associated Prss..l


NEW YoRK. Oct. The steamer Persia has
arrived. sBe brings $500. 600 in specie.
Inferior qualities Of Cotton declined to /. Con-
soils $50 .s9
The City Of Baltimore had arrived out.
Decrease in bullion in the bank of England
553 OO0.
Cotton closed quiet and steady. oreSns fair "a,
middng 81, Noodle middlng %. upland fair %.
mi idng g. Stock 10 port gil, 900 bales, of which
l6S 900 bales are American.
Manchester sdViees unavoidable, slow sale, pri-
ces unchanged.
Whest declined pence; sugar heavy, declined
to shiiBgs; beef and pork quiet; bacon and
provisions steady; coffee declined slightly; rosin
steady; spirits OF turpentine dull.
The money panic az Vienna is fearful.
There is al,o financial crisis at Lisbon.
The banks of Holland and Belgium have advanc-
ed their rates Of discount
There had been large arrivals OF gold from Aus
tralia at London.
NEw ORLEANS, Oct s.-Cotton-Sales 5000
bales, at 94t lOc. Receipts 4, 900 bales. Common
fair sugar 81 A; fully fair prime Il to 81 Ster-
ling exchange 95. New York signt TO per
cent. discount.
A bloody outrage was committed by dozen
masked men on Sc. Thomas STREET last night. One
Irsbman was killed aud dozen others beaten and
stabbed. No clue to the assassns has been discOy-
cred.
FOREIGN NEWS PER STEAMER PERSIA.
Letters confidently express the opinion that
Delhi will fall before the next mail. The mutineers
are nearly exhausted AM are fart leaving the city.
The Russian naval expedition left Cronstadt for
China.
Madrid despatch announces the termination
of the Ministerial crisis.
Gen. Armero is called to form a new ministry.
ENGLAND.-The Governors of the British Colo.
MES have beeu ordered to strengthen their de-
fences.
The cholera has appeared at StratfOrd, near
London.
Mr. Ten Broeck's horse, Belle, won the cup in
the New Market races.
New YOKk, Oct 2s.-Cotton quiet. Flour firm.
Wheat buoyant. Corn 70472.