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in gold dust. sum Of s5OjI .255 has been Maid in
gid into the Sub Treasury on OF the Newyork
share Of The new ten million loan: so that altogether
the movement Of the week has been acans, the hank
reserve to IN txtont Of something like &C. Ioo 600.
II may he supposed that they now hold sls 200 600
a. the SubTreasury holds sl2 SIC. though
owing 20 the system OF averages adopted Al The
Clearing House, the statement On Monday NAV show
very different apparent results from this
Money has been cheapct during the past week
than az any former time during the year The hanks
are lending par on The new government lives AZ
per cent, and taking the trouble and risk Of nav
ing mp The specie aud obtaining certificates Money
was offered on Saturday to several parties AZ 4 and
even p per cent, and was declined. Exchange
on England, a. was to be expected. has some
what declined during the week Bankers bills have
fallen an eighth 20 a quarter merchants a tribe
more But the business done has been small there
having been no Cunard steamer from this port
The chief event Of note in Wall street during the
week was the award Of the new ten millions of
government FIVE per cent stock. The subject has
been 50 thoroughly reviewed and explained in this
column that there is necessity 10 rccur TO Il here
W may be remarked, however that the news of
the award, which went ont in the Boston steamer.
viii probably surprise foreign capitalists. who.
NC may Judge by the bids of their
agents here, expected 10 buy our government
securities good deal cheaper than they can
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hbou, two thirds OF the rsrns have thus FAR been re
ceved THE Board OF corrissorer- a. Iecompton have
rot appointed day for opening the Official returns yet
but Is likely that they will mare some day this week
No news yet IRON Lynn, So kens Bourbon ooaat.es
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Decrease ar compared with 1857 ......... 1,Ti63i9
The Philadelphia Bulletin Of yesterday gives the
following account Of the coal trade for the week and
tho
TIE following state shows The receipts of anthracite
coal from toe Lehgn and Schuykl regions for tbs past
week ana tor the teacn compared Of the
perod A YEA
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IAAvNwoarH CRY, x. T., August 10, YSs
me returns came IN slowly, but those already ossvsA
eisriy indieate has Tie frss State majority WI nst be
sn than s,ooo Jshssoo county (eoupless) ives ms-
osy d 27e for tho nee aas party, while pa AAi returns
received from Breckenridge and Madison COZ mites shos
nsjorI Of lilo. At FMpors, Bseokearidg county, and
% umbi Madison county, thers was n u simple pro
slavery vote poled The vote thus h. received shows
the following result
Proposition rejected. ............. 7ee
Proposition accepted ,2o2
Free State majority ,be2
The vots by counties and precincts rs far - hsad
from, b ~ follows
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CITY COMMERCIAL RRPoR e.

SATURDAY, August l4-6P N.
AsERs Sales OF about 30 bols. were msde, including
pots Of &c and pearls at 6ic.
BKgADsTvyFs. -Flrur--rne market WIS steady, with
sales OF ABB ut IL eco bbs closing within tho range OF
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total. ....-...tSs,573 2,gTI, i92 Dec .357 9sl
Tie comparison with sst pea, shows unfsvcr.by
1hsn Tho net falling OF on tie four lines 357 2sl
sons, e iehsh valley Rsoad alone having ssined and
even q GEaGosiy sesilg dovn 70 Lass years figures
lhe Reaasg Rsirssd carried down lasi week Elk
oussno tns ess than the corresponding week last year
and ss ~ altogether 2lb ,t63 tns. The scnuylk Nav
CATION falls ca u SCI tons, though the weeks business
ABOUT AZ good as last year Tue lotign canal falls on
some thousand toes Tor the week and o. 500
FOR tie gesaOn
Respecting the English Board of Trade returns,
the Liverpool Timos says
1he principal feature still the extensive srporisop or
coton socog owing chiefly TO tie scvs demand for In
ia. The shpmeI Of GOTTEN TO '5rtsh East In es
returned ~ fsl1 06O for tie m9Dth June Against
tbibao N JuLe, lssi and E6lsl4 m June, 1856. the
,xrois q linens prosenls decided re,oyery. 10 wool
lens AID ircn sorgh The figures stil decidedly
Tow ihose q last year, The Immediate tendency slso
and herdvsrts, sro cutlery the totals large ih,1sb
below ihcse Ct 1857. saSs coIsaue 10 exhbis dniua
ton.
The exusordlnAry large oersunrton Of sugar will
slfhe attention. Toe quantity o. sugar which duty
pa been Iaa euros the sx months o the preen. year
In ue Elk ucpths Of 1917, and 3.4p4 IA in 1856 The
supplies Of icregu grain and -four also very large.
ora IN 1905 sgartt ia es 1867, aud s4s02s ia
1853; and ~ srards 9ur Us ia cats IN 1855 sgsns
loob ess 10 1857 aud COT s66 1885, The cousumpoou
Of tea and ether leading articles Is likewise sanAcsory
In fact there no Item n real importance which he
ooupsrtan Ia uhiavoi able The f1ai0wog s'atemsot
q the total declared value Of the exports OF British aud
hsh produce asd manufactures eursg The month and
months
Tdr M MINI. f6r sir months
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Gt0,66i.0s1 SIS e6s,4l6
, ,ss. ''''' ..''''..''.'.' i,o'S9ssS ee.sessi
Compared with 1851 the decreasc on the month q onIy
13s94C7, az per cent and the six mouths G. 49,
b'5, or about IL per cont
The business Of the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad for June is thus stated by the General
Agent
Through psr~ epsers -. 3,f2s 2zs5 il5i
Way ps'scnser........ i2,e.9 e,e6s e,25i
Tc,sl............,.lo,345 s,pis 7,so2
The receipts for the month and year were as
follows
fbr ygr. Co. Fbr ne reor.
ror ireishi.. M,ass 81 sr,iss 90
Ior mail service. ....... 2,3l4 80 27,77s 90
For express service. 3es rs e572 "a
For other services...... ~ 10 2el 10
Total. 300, T2s os saes ,tlo 10
The expenses of operating the road during the
year were siis.272 so, leaving the net profits
s5l6,G37 So.
The statement Of the financial condition of the
city Of Milwaukee, furnished recently by the Mayo
Of that city gives the following itcms:--
Drtr or rsr Cry MARcH q, 1853.
Bonds lssued in aid Of railroads. 6a 900 90
Bonds issued for municipal purposes 7be,sJo 90
81 ,s7o,SSo o.
Some Of the expenses for the year preceding
were
IRE Department liSsi y
fohce. 5000 GO
There was then part due on the public debt
Pripcipsl... f35 500 90
n
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$30l,159

x5OI Ibv $FTBVt4
Increase Of week compared with tha. Of 1887 75 o6
The following is a comparative statement Of the
value of exports from the commencement of the
year to August l2:-
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MBRIFIME INTgLJIGEsCE.
Port OF New York, August ~. 1855.

yoRE-rais DAY.
IN hfsrs.s.-.... III NOON sEts. 10 IS
~ srrs........... bs niGE wArEs...... morn 4 Cs
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The expenses of operating the road during the
year were $iis,272 so, leaving the net profits
s5l6,G37 50.
The statement Of the financial condition of the
city Of Milwaukee, furnished recently by the Mayo
Of that city gives the following tcms:--
e. aora
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The following table win compare the exports of
the principal staple articles for the week and
year.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


SUNDAY, August l5--6 =. NJ.
The trade Of the port during the past week
tSV-sh ~t.ssiiy fsniug DeIo~ that Of e,rr.s-
pondng week last year, was large in comparison
with most recent weeks. In several mercantile cir
Giles we note increased activity and more symptoms
OF stir. The arrivals during the week OF country
deaers impaired air OF business TO quarters which
have been but too still throughout tire past few
months. Here and there we hear Of considerable
transactions and new ventures but they are the ex.
ception not the rule The banks are understood 10
set their ace against new engagements on anything
Ike the scale prevalent last year. Moreover, the
late accounts Of the damage suffered by the crops in
some of the Western States operates to discourage
the extension Of old the creation Of new credits
in favor Of dealers in that section of country. Il
really seems that some parts of Illinois, Indiana and
Iowa have got the wort OF their troubles before
them. The following are the Custom House tables
OF The trade Of the port, upon which we viii take
this occasion 10 remark that the export week and
import week are not identically the same the com.
pnor closing the one on Monday, the other on
Friday, in order 10 divide the labor OF the very labo
riOus calculations required -
Comparative statement OF the exports (exclusiye
Of specie) from New York to foreign ports for the
week. and since January -
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VTIINFfNTne
fEfed ono ne preseBcs u adies sddug argev N R :.
frscfrs amongst the names ~ The stevards &C.,.
ara - ~ henrv vrixon becber. This Ftutlernsn q The
or 81 ne reisyrat,d tragic sctrcvr Mss q NsiI
grruEe nc gl.W wbo have beer sayng ls,egv a ths
f@reudor found she o. sir q, Geoegc Gore %
cccBtc Ergish ct Who has be~n spepdng % nurh
huEtIn cut ths western prarCs. he bae no,p
astrodanu With hiu sCncicrt Tor tbe following q
hshard CHIEF, and sppt ws " enjoy intensely thk
~.s revive ne ne ef FOR The sasustey shortly pre-
VI us ~ ~ srrvs intending 70 pass sgst weeks 10 tbs
Fosr sailc feF on
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Ocmparcd with 1884, the dccrea1e on the month only
l3sg4O7, az per cent and the six mouths G. 3s.
5iT, or about IL per cont
The business Of the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad for June is thus stated by the General
Agent
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MG0aftafp ana &ifamiat4
sEsrms pllLT AFFaAL oFFlcH

Esw faax AFEn. ne TGa. soba S. ne Goa
cit "a Of he msTket for mcn , In TITS dtT has sHs'-.
| ali q g appaaTance Il settler tai1 and chffp1t7e. -
fAl trade q act sreh - o CT ate a nrFcanti e aentnae =
bank eausl 70 he discount fzcliiies enuTcea ~ AlA4
seven nhiiens gernAne1t esp.ta arc VI ea--ts
OF the essen, cen inues witain = feg mulionA - t-e
summer msxi@Hn Ths msffst viuhin the Hrek Pa.t
has also fat the redectcd inn .ence 81 the haancl STATE
o. things rrp0It 4 fron PArss shdLGndgn who're bullion
4 seesnulstng va = Essidisy asa . ihe 1885,.
- ~ -.neeE- i1soo r,sH-b
fu1ds, teicEraphed fron The GaiEEy rteHners few GAYS
sHess ths PreSab4li'y Is that he feZsia ~ s.l1s tee
a. TIE bgns . ne terms alrssds, md sor sJme mouths
pas, carrent N rs o7eR mAEket. Il % pgEAtas eoE-
account Of fas uumsafary distarbanos ~ the German
mHrfets cssssd b. ne return % sprete psyrents ~ the
s.oa o. Ansiria rs stGnaAr1 a yisrna es,ns
fdT money a. HanbcT Where The same STANDARD obtains
and has alsa partially aavsuced The Fnos q silver IN ne
Lonaon market. W MAYER n change, here, IN the dis
c--rT - -, - 80 IN our fsnf
weeky review. The former rHrge from tel cent
a~oc5rclng % ths GATE sndeaesidcsson o. Heblisogcree5
suVpied II SCAR cent. and with o~ceAsiorai sons On
depGtt aslow sseA 3 ernt.
i-ueenes - IL
nony ossins % ten veU dsuce1E. e. SeAss leghlmsle
y En- the stock crhange- ne judgmeut 81 private
lenders L fouDd q have been generally At fault y ressra
eagst asss q the s-nks 10 sesofb mos o, the reezlar
trsee pspeT l. EsRlcfy eg0umscIihing vhAs e ealed The
best cfta outside baansss my have also gem { eB-
sivsly INTO treasury tins, ADD loaned e0nsdrTabie sBns
o. The new federal stot - very ior rAtels fhns threw
ing ths trust, taylnss Aud iosurenoe moe. and ne pri-
vate banning hcuses-whoss forsign balances For ea-
PCymeut en- this sids. arc sgain % The i1creese-upm
the stocf exchzrge fr 0ihr income e~touritiess such .
5tate stockd the better Glars q railwty Marriage and
the regular well ssured divide d-psying shares.
TIE foreign trSde 81 the pert o. NV rark, Tor the past
We /, shows . total import entry, fncirdizg the dry
Eoodt tatle IN our last o. eSofLs1o, as 1Eainst
81 607st the ooTTesPond1 - week last season. The ex-
port eicersnoes of domestic prrduoe ard miscelanequf
goodt are Ss5I.fsI. tgziust Sits 81 same Neef nl65I
me export q spets, Including 500 by the CRY 81
BnhfloTe fer England Oh saturday IL StOi s s, sEsinst
20 export the sane week last yfar. ne customs duty
pad int3 the srb treasury cnnuK ne week amount 70
Sf3S 40. The dis3ursfm-nts from Tie che exceed these
sud other receipts b. IS 9 80. re1ucng the bal -ns 70
eS-oa 6i7s a. agaiast Slo.le6,ie7 a. 10 cote ofthe Pre-
viOzf week AZ this dinsr nee m0sthan baiEncs the
specis export q the week the bank average Of speoiS
UhiCh was = riding one on The last return, Is expected 70
made Up this Afternoon. At fhs sane time that s0me
Considerable remlttsnces In sod have gone ooastzise 70
York
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MILES FOR SALE.
a0nn Anrea of Land for Sale

ne tbcve described lands. bsl0ngfns % the estate o.
uoses Collins. deceased, Il dlvded into tTo farms one
wing two mic southwest o. New Afoanys nron9t,
COUNTY. o~oEtnining 62i5 acres with epen lana m1ehl
for twenty hEnds 10 cultivate. Tbecther lte ~ mlt'
r~o-ehvest o. New Albany, ~ fippsh county 4ts.lsstp-
II. ooutGininr :, so Hcres. via open lsha
-, ~ seventv hspas. SID lands are II & high stat.
4 o. ca1tlvaffon, and vii BE- SID N ara1tiues 70 ~
4 purchsssr a. there is some Of Il net connected 10 ih'
farms
Also. st the tsme tine and plsoe- We VII sell 4oh-ss
4 q Farm Hules, some SO 4 Horses anoCaules I've Ss
nets, snd two dne Jacks, one Of which y toenasl
North Mississippi A large Quantity Of Po-f and Stoc.
I Hogs, Corn and FEEDER, and q great many sth-r frtioNa
TO tediousto cruT1erafe.
Also. . TrrnpIke acrots Blk Creek, for TIE term o.
abort twenty months. TIE terms Of sale viii pc two
yesrs time On ths lands, ard ons year on al other prop
erty. Note and approved security WI ce r-quiEd 6
purchasers. Any person wishing 70 purchase ne laHoi
can see them By calling On the GnderEtsnea, vac VI
shaw he lands, and have the power 20 81 prvsisy-
&. ". COLLINS,
L r.. COLLINS,
-r-4 uw-~-sr~r - uoree na,iuE- Deed.
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GuEs CoUETT CoTTOE.-As the railroads
are extended, the sTenoes Of Memphis com
ueree spread wider aud wider The branch
extension on the Charleston Road, from Deca-
tur 10 Athens, which was completed short
time ago, is d~iveTting The Giles county cotton
from Nashville, where it has always gone
hitherto to this place; and Giles county pro-
duces some Of the very best cotton that lie
raised 10 Middle Tennessee. BAUsH L Co.
have received a consignment Of this cotton,
and they yesterday sold a lot Of it, raised by
Mr.. ]. SoEuees, for eleven and i've sixteenth
cents. The expense Of carriage from Athens
TO his place was sixty cents a hundred. Mr.
scEuees was well satisfied With the price be
obtained for sis cotton, and bis satisfaction be-
came delight when Mr. BAUsE handed over to
hun the proceeds Of tbs sale in solid, ringing
god. He says bis county intends, for the fu-
turs, to make Memphis their market
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YoUrH SHor.-Yssterdsy morning at two
O'Clock, some young mes who were passing
along Main street, got into a dispute with
stranger, near tie bear show, above Adsni
street.. In the course Of the difficulty the IN
known man drew a revolver and fired. The
bah struck Young EMuETT STANCE, VIII fell
into the arms Of one Of his friends. Another
made an attempt to pursue the man who shot
hut he escaped. STRANGE Yves struck neal
tbs risht nipple, the ball running around
among the ribs. The wound is severe, but mol
dangerous. There is no clue to identify The
man who fred the weapon.
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THH undersigned ofers for sale, a section Of -
Land situated on white OAK Bsyun, Ebau.
four miles aud = half from Austin. IL Is . Eo-Ff
I section OF Land, covered almost entirely with . -
heavy growth Of the large blne cane, and star above he
hizhest overflow, within tbs memory Of the Oldest cn-
zens acquainted with that par. Of the Mississippi Dol
toms. There are two cabins on the trsct-s FEW acres
cleared, and nearly tNo hundred scrft dea1ened, most o.
Il Old dssdng. Terms, SIS per acre-One third cash,
and the halsnoe In two equal lnstalments-the ore rays
bic In ore, and the other In two Tesrs, each 70 cfsE in
terest a. six per cent II not sold % o. befo e The hrs'
day Of January a vii net Be sold ~ ths soove price
Jufzs DoslFy Eho lives near the risoe OF Nm J. floyd
via is sufhorizee 70 sell the Land, vii shoW Il % any
ons disposed 70 purchase, and give the zee Range. AZ
ccd-Esn THoAAs B. EooDEARD.
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TIE WEATHER-Ths soft and balmy air
the serene skies, and the genial Temperature
that we have lately been favored with, are de-
parting; lowering clouds, chilling winds, snd
a damp atmosphere, proclaim that hsrsh win
ter is preparing to rush rudely upon Us froH
the cold bosomsd NORTH little sunshine las.
night, lust before the departure Of the lumin'
airy, told that "gleOmy, dark November" haC
not vet began bis unwelcome rain.
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SIRAYED OR STOLEN
Estravs-SheIhv Counfv


A TTOREET ATLAE. Napoleon, Arkansas, 9in Htteud
n with promptness and fidelity, 70 an business In
trusted 10 his care, in this and adjoining ~counties, IN
the superior Oourts ~ Little Rock, and IN BOLIVIA coun-
". Mississippi "
He re err 70 AeEErs. Lawson h Lucke &, Col 3 s Bow
srs, Csntoo, hizFis7ippi Gen. Patrick. Henry, Esdi-
sor county, Mississippi Il a.. pauiel Hayes, Mes5rs.
YGger d Roeks eeorgeR Fearn 4 90, JACKSON, nisai
suig, Kiss Hon. s. ?. TerEcr. JUICE Of the Thiu ia.
dlcial District q Mississippi Gen Abb Rradford, Bol'
war o. Hiss seasrs. Fritchsrd & Flower, heesrs s.
Q. 4 B. S Kicks a Co, View Orleans. -. Hen. Henri
5. foote, z n Aver. Bsqs EenQhis Tern.
uy12-Wiy
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TeIsgraPhic Markets.

NEW ORLEANS October 2s.-sAles Of Cotton tA-dsy
5 900 bales. s.lss at IIk@uEs sales Ct the wek
$500 bales Receipts last week 6S5. 20 bales an in
crease n rs. 900 bales reosipts at tbs seuthsrn ports
ahead ct last year s07. Oo0 bslssi stock o. hand in New
oriears IsS oOa bales sglinsti $50 GOO last year Sugar has
dscIlusd y. Eolssses has declined .. Corn e'Ossd with
aavaoelng tendency d zoe PERT Is held At sr7 IS. Lard
closed nrm at los Coffee. salcs Of tae ws~k 7,T5o bagfI
FAr to Coed Pair, IoK9ioK stOck IN New Orleans
zI,so0, Against N. 80 bags IuEi year. FrslShts have
sliEhtly declined
NEW YORK. October 70 -Eour dunef A. 81 100
s. IS. Mixed Corn, S79ss Ness POsk, sts 70 Lard
buoysnt At IOeIoE. whiSkey &c.
CINCINNATI, October 2s-Whisty lsH
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Two Hours to Memphis

TIME undertieaet are cesirOus 70 sell upwards -
81 400 acres Of e~xcslelt land Ia The south 3
est eouar Of Upton county, two niles n7rth efSb&
Nssou Depot, On the Henpnis and ohio Railrosd -
sTfoinlaE the lsn1s OF Col. Geo T.Tzyier, h y soner-
we Esa. and others 40 acres cleared. the most o.
vhfsb h fresh. harlpg been cleared si1ce 1850 the BAL
80 level. rich ana vel tiubered. The im-Frovem=nts
--,sisf ~ a. erceIient Frame Dreiiing with I've rooms
butt ssnoe 1854. q large frame CarIisge hosses gosa
Ferro Cabins, vita brick chimheJsi ans All olaeIneoes.
sary out houses, In god repair A iaree Peecn eho
Apple Orchard Of choics fruit = Wei OF e1orient Va
ter an s~xc-leut range for siock. snord ng penn o. va
ter Al me wear round Persons Eisbina 10 purchase
such a place would DO vel 70 10 Al this As " ae e
termined to sci. Fer terns and further PARTICULARS
address the undersigned 81 sharon Post omo- fipion
cunt. Tsnn. any ". BRADSHAW,
S !. ~. B B 1pSpAW.
n Ri desirfd, the stock OF HOGS, Cat ie CnTn
Folder. sc VII be sold With the sbove plsoe ] vi
siso sfF I01A acres o. good land ~ uilss haTth o.
Memphis. adjoining the lands Of 3. Branch. A. 2. fHylo'
an6 2. Taylor, Of this 20 acres are In Gu tiva-ton al
VERY bold s1rinE OF remarkably eds FEter witfin 2
yarda Of the aW-ling. For farther esnteuias ad1re-'
81. BRADSHAW, Asrnt,
su95-Htfs gharon P. o., Tpton C. Tenn.
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AMEnrHIs PRoDucT.-Qsite a large amoun
Of beef packing is going Cd in this city, The en-
terpTising and substantial house Of COPELAND.
EpmoEDs & Co. have been doing a heavy bust
ness in this line ever since tbs first Of the pre-
sent month. A home business is gradually but
surely growing up in Memphis, that viii
greatly contribats to raise her TO that eminent
position she is destined to reach In The CON-
mercizl world.
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pROpUCE PRICE q

PRODUCE PRICE CURRENT.
coR EcTED DAILY BY n n sPtcTR, AGENT, q
FRONT ROW.
APPLES ...sreeR, e. tOs 3 90 , barrel
BAcos....RFb sides sK@s Clear SIDES ssSIOe
shoulders, szG7e; County Hams, IISI2kei Can
vAssd Hans, l2SiN
sUTTER-...COuniD Extra, 2Sc- 2 d Country FAIR
Isas0c; Extra western Reserve, 26c
sEAEs....NEvy white, 81 70 per bush-i
BREE....Ts0s0c per cvt.-tn "ensnd
1~kTTLE....On fot 4S5Se. nett.
CABBAoE....sto OO9si9 50 ? hunirsd.
OoKu....Iu sseks, so6s'.
CHEEsE...-99lre. =.
CHIcKEss....s2 TS9ss 90 . dOsen-in dsmEnd
pRrEp FRuIr....Appts, o. 90 Q o. 25 Pssohsl
peeled % OoGss fOj urpesIes, - OO@s2 as
DUoxs....Nu 'ooTy, 7s'@sI 90 pr PsTi ESs ish. q
@yOc perpaf
ssss....zOG2So. . dozen.
FLour....Ia sacks, s~upeTfns, - OO9sl to- Coun
try Extra Panty. - OOss7 50; Intbis-, 81 oOST 50
FEArHERs....eOose, tO6t5e. N.
YoUEs sEEsE....4o 10 soc. each.
HIpEs....rint, I2k9I4ei Green, Sc PER = Dr.
sGitsd, i2sIszei Green saItsd, &C , n.
HAY... IN ds3sUd; astsn. sIsGSO per ton.
H-oMrSY....s2 Ooss2 80 2 bushsL.
nSkp... Ogunry Leaf No. !, losile per D IL kegs
iasIso.
AEAL....COuntrY, 7 @75o-in demsLd.
70 t. No. / 81 s Ss3 90 Psr bad,
oz1oKs....7sssO , Sufaeg Sets. - o. ? busbS-
9TOs per bushsl-in demand.
FEAs...Tstls, 81 OO@sI so ? bushei-
PEANUrs.--.TOeL6 si per bushd.
PcrAroEs....svsoL % $50 > iHsheli Lish, North
ern, sigII 10 per busaeI.
PoRE....On foot. eSsge Per D Ness, SIS ooGls Q
? b5l. wholessle-
RTE....Eo csmand
T~ALLow..-.se psr pound
TURsIPs-...t0S6N per bushel.
TuRkEYs....od, II, N demand.
EHEAr....seTun At 10 70 coo. PER tushe
wooL....wsshed Sc; Unwsshed, I 9T2Ae.
GAnE....veni-On Sc > n Bear, Ioslsei Duck
"Manard y 50 90 2 acEsaj Teal" . 90 . dOssn
squirrIs, 81 IS do. Par ridges, 81 % dOi rurkeyl
seal 90
n. B. Eb5ve rats are the wholesale prices q
. uud and merchahtsble articles; Ehen the sale Is oyrs
TAI additional prices win Be requirrd n ~t1torioTs
! pEspsstisnata Discount must be msds N ~ mstsnoes:
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WIN. n IONEa.

A TTORNET and Counse1or II Law, Brownsville
% Pssire County, Ark. wiz practice IN the counties
Prsirts, ArkGnsSss A0noe, s.. Francis, Jackson, White,
&C. Prompt %sttentior given 10 ihe collection o. an
claim intrrsied 70 hisn are.
REFERS To-Fauiaston 3 Howell, Memphis. Tenn
Whit law & Nixon. 3 o~vnsvfie, Tenn =; z. ]. Read, Esq.
.Itto-ney.d Do ". @ 3. D Tsruer. Attorneys, Scar
a., Ark; Dalryupie 4 Gstevccd, Attorneys, De- Arc
Irk Earic Bronaugh, Attorney, Helena, Ark Eon,
D. O. Tctten, Brovnsvine, ARK; s1d nsrcnauts ssner-
any Of BroEusvfle. [nsrt7-wiy
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Later trom w~ashinslsn rsrriisry.

NEW IoEK, October "a Hartford letter, from
Lieut.. Tyer, frcu ne AiOs Nissios, In WsshingtonTe
ntaTy, o. September l5th, says that the two tribes Of
spoEsn and Psluss Indians have been defeated, after TIVE
dsysi nghting WITH the Q 5. forces. OR troops sue
tsinsd No loss, and captured = spokan oAief and 100
hortss. Also. ell the plupdsr tafsn from od- sieptoe'
at The tine Of HI defeat, has bsea rteoEered nsIn
dams we're beEging FOR peace, and were cOuplying with
ell tbs demands OF fs o. S. onosrs. The var vas cen
sIIerrd ended.