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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-23
University OF NashYfIie..

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Land for sale,

HE subscriber uuers sale seventy Of land
ne Mifdis Fia1kn Turnpike, tour miles from NASH
Vile adjoining Ihe Tract Nhch resides lands
Capt Junn johns. The land equal TO The best, with
abundance OF eEcesnt, failing water with the
uildng IN tae coGuty and In the midst
the euest neigh0Orh0Od ia Amenca
apTil 4 NAFHANlkL BANTBR.
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w r. CORNELIUS, Agent tOr the sale Of Fsk'6 Css
w. bated Patent metallic BuriRl Cases,
prepared attend all uRerAis hereiOiOrs, when
services may required. OceG o. The Phenix NarerOOm
No. 49 spring street, Cherry. Residence No. Il Viz
street, between Spring and Broad. .|.-
NIB --Fhl also attend 70 rec tkoEWaTdng bodioi
&e.F ~ Roined IEpr-9
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Pafented ArficIes.
BENJ. ?. sHIBLDs.

3 3 N J. F. 5 II ] L d S
agent for BOWn's Superior Corn ,aeier with ssmpss
Teaey fJr Kriedsr's Fine CT IN, with patent and
We believe tbe best Washing MaShin, extant Cali Al 30
42, Public Square.
mas7-tf BENJ EHREDS
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TO BE DRAWN
zAoH SATURDAY IN nz
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OLErIOkETsj jiSl sls a1Ey 4 v s s QqAErEzs SO.


PluGa OF TICKETs. ...-.
OLE TICKETS, SO; HALVES IS; QUARTERS, S25S
b. PLAN OF THE bOTTEkY. 1898.
ne Numbers hon p 5000, corresponding vita thOE'
Numbers the Tickets printed separate sPs Of paper
elcrcled with small in tHbes and placed In one Wheel
The aEt 45l Prizes, similarly printed and sRerelsd,
placed In another heel. @ .
ron ne WhSei o. ana a. ne sane lnie ne u
drawn ro The other Wheel The Number and Prze draHu
By the Commissioners; the Prize beng placed against he
Number drawn Ihls operation il repeated Rnui All he
AUTHORIZATION PEIzEs.Ths ~ preceding and the IWO
sueceedng Numbers 70 those drawing the hrss Przes vail
be emitted the Approximation Prizes For eKanpl
II Ticket No. l5O draws lhe SU00 tnEe, hose lleAsI
n1mDeEed i24s, 24y l5l, llsl val eaea b shhted %
elo0. Il ckst No. 55u 80 W. przss loss Ilck
s numbered 5s, 549 55l, 5, VIII each be snisd " s3
lRd 70 on according 70 me 4OoVs schsms.
The yU0 trEss Ot go WI be dslsIned by the gst 1g
are Of Inc No. that d the FT0UJ0 puzs, kor exGmp
the number drawing the JVO pFze s1ds WllB l. nsL
% &EO. Ii tie nunber eEds win No = then al th5 eksi
Ensrs the number ends II Will bs entitled 10 tz9 sna
80 0ntoO.
OsrtihSsls OF s0Eago Of 10 Whole TisEssS So
10 half a
10 Quarter ........ q
10 Eighth ........ Il
IN ORDERING 2ICkETo Ok CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address Tor the Tickets order
Cd tho receipt Of hich thsy Wll be 0rHsrGeu By bra
are they mag designate.
The Lis Of DraRa numbers and Prizes will be sent &c
purchaser 70 immediately after fhe drawing.
PURCHASERS Will please WrIEe Lhslr signature plain, give
their POsf Oice, County and state.
~ HsmsmDer shas every prizsis drawn, snd Payahls
n tull without deduction.
~ All prizes OF 81, 900 and Eadar, paid Immediately
Aer the drawing prizes 81 the usual tins Of h,r
Jays.
BeA- Al Communications strictly confidential
Aa0russ Uroers for IlGkeLs Jr GerlncaIzs 81
s. SWAN 8 CO., Augusta, Gs.
- Persons residing near Aoatgon Aia Or Asisn,a
Ia can have Gnei orders nhed and save nss ~ zadss
ING s. swan q Co., 81 eItner OF those eiaes.
J list Of Ihe numbers thai drawn from the wheel
win the amount Of the prize that each Is eued g.
viii be published aer every drawing In the following pa
Pers.
Augusta (Ga Constitution list ,NeWOrsans Delta, Mobile
kegser Charleston standard, Nashville Gazette ALaula
lntlngenceF AeWNo eskly Day bOokt Savannah Nom
ing News and KChmOnd DispaLcG, and New HOrk Dspaoh
gRd Pauding Miss LlHrol, and LIs hoek AEA.j frus
Democrat.
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EIrOAdWaY alOuse.

NHE shove 5ouso hlyIns bssughorouEhiy rsnlusd ri,
4 - aoH oPsa tyr av rsuepllsn sr4rellrs- lll
FroPf.s-of 2o9ss hol as long peiislcl
slHls-i as Az euierliaziioa apsa zla1 a.
as aDs VIA Ias less Ne srkss zaorls, Fs-
esige a STARE "a Patroaass.
IeFRass
I4g iso4Ea1fasssss
Week Bo9rders -...s-s, -
MA W. ulN 6OuEa.
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HOUSE.

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70 b. SMITH, PROPRIETOR
TAVlhG tsken ehaTgsOf ne ab0ys Hotel, sin sndeaF
II or 70 please All wHO mar aFOr cali. " ml
Hends and the citizens Of NasLVs Dasds8n county,
would solicit patronage My table Wi all Be pro
ded With he best tbs cOuntr aaords even care
ne taksn 70 please all @
There Is go0d Livery stable contiguous . his house
ana me FayetlsTle Mulberry and Lynen0urg a and Pas
ssnger coach eEves tis hotel every ouday Wednesday
Aho lday ioE ne sboF places a = 9eloeks p n snd 70
nrnng every lQssQEY taursday Saturday 81 u ocea
~, making concessions VIA gae HaslFs ana ChEiia
uOoga, aud McMinnVtls and Manchester Mail Trains.
Tulahoma, August "a, 1851
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Inc subscriber has Ihe arus. snd bssl sso1t
OF Ma and MAkBLs WUhA ever uusrsi tu tns ~
% Whien ae Paric aarly zILonLiUu u tns .b
de prepared ioos ln hs nhs u ne e
af tas aud q uOues. JaHns -. 80
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scotch 4 irish Whisky.
DIRECT IIPORTATIoN.
j. Ill. CUIGREY,
Funeral Undertaken.

AN prepared furnIsh COFFINS OF every description
ION the dHe CasH-I 10 the pllnsst Servants JOdin,
geher with everything necessary for Funerals All OrdeFs
ny Ware rooms, Deausrick street, door the
Up and-Up Livery Stable, between Cherry and Summer
t5es, wall receive prJnpl attention day md night
vi = Fun lure ali kinds md order
be Oestsly,5. JuygI J. h. CURREY.
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RanoRaL.
8TOtice o. Uiseolution

Notice OF Dissolution.
ne afasfsalY sElssEs sstsosu asalskal. ,rHo
- 4slsLs uaasF tns atI VI 8. LAAlbs q 10, -
- aA3 assefFsa q. Lsai1r hagiag yGflaassi &C., a-
All sAfs lnsrsst Il las a-Eas zsd %
s5ltls up o. aaslrr
llaIsn - lsss. trutl. a lE.t.t.
IL haisrring 70 the above aoos, tlko aat pilzsars
In FesoalH eadag " g iiIsnaf asssszts q sa-
bess5 ar D LAntsfl A. even aa5 WaraF .
iaolr c0n luaoa pEsioaEss.
laarca ~, lesas Gao. MALL.
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Bank of Nashville.
Bonds and Stocks For Sale.

OV44tA9l ttI4+. A8sVtslAK 3 u AeI49s
s7O,OOy Straight Tennessee State Bonds.
2tO 900 Endorsed
-q 500 sharss nashville 4 Chattaaoogl r. z stoe
lCOO SeHanee Mining STOCK.
5.UOO Hunisyto Mining and aauuiaclunag Stock
All OF which will - sold on faFoTabe terms By
. A Wuelf.sfssg a co
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4 FORTUNE OF
10000 DOLLARS!
TO BE HAD FOR TEN DOLLARSIi
Swan & CO.2S Lotteries
Astb0Tiss5 By tie Siats Of Georgia.


he following scheme viii Be drawn By g. swan Co.,
Managers Of the sPars Academy Lottery. in each her
Siugle Nambsr Lotteries for NAY, 1858, augusta,
Georgia. IL public, aHdsr tie sapenntsndeaes Of Conms
lionerl. ,rsss -
70 BE- EWn In tho ct5 Of Augusta, GaOrga An Pubsi
SATURDAY, NAY !, 1858.
CLASS 10.
To drsWa IN tss city Of AuEuIia, esorgAin P1bs1
SATURDAY, MAY s, 1853
CLASS "A,
drawn the city Auglsta Georgia. In p1blis,
SATURDAY, MAY Is, 1883.
CLASS Ig
T0 be drawn IA the City o. Auguas Georgia. Pubhe
SATURDAY, MAY y, 1858.
CLASS q,
Te bs dnHa In tho City Of AuEusa, Georgia, In PHbao
SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1858
on TIE PLAN OF sISGLE NUMBERsl
five THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY FIVE PRIZES
NEARLY ONk PRIzE 10 EVERY > FICKETS.
MAGNIFICEET sCHEMEI
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Bank Of Commerce.

Na,shEiilss Eenn., Dec. AZ, 1887.
TNHh Hoek-odsr u sas BaRk haTs placed las asss in
4 ne iznds VI Ara tUo fr PurJ0ss sIIdi u -
iniiostsu ~ plsas5 g.lI al "a ~ =
iAf laeeDlslnasa ias da5 las 1ssura 80 Jr.-s
send ~ u0f aoes a. early possible rsCs Fa H. .ra
lu4frfd -uts
a. IA uis DanA 5oel a. "a -Ha stsr
vdss ary tHdvtSlal nA0Ity tor ta5l Ead ~ oasr 4
ssI4y called tJr.
use lS-f JOHN D. JANIS
DISSOLUTION.
4 hB partnership h5fegJore azislng 5etW5sn Jars,
4 sUaa ALehsuIu ne uau.s aua Al, L, ~ s-5
Ssliisnuil ina Ja5 4s50lYod Dy luluaa consst lsI
7ioHh ASSUMING al agsiizs pousbiues 81 a. 80
ir lag lt 1E0ts anu RECEIVING irsu sg -F
AIS JassS aHd Hn connnus 1sros busnsss Il - f
laaa5 eifnof VI 5Haaasr aha Sprns sLras., AasaTna,
Nashville, Mag Z, 1857. JAMEs sLJa5
msf5-du ALVAH NfltarEn
Aslssb, D. W. RARlhR.
4hs anasEsignsd HEREBY moss rslpoctaiy rscoumands
ass Pafssf " NE Pu0ne AMI hoPsa he reserve
loeruIsnar5 Of patronage.
mPgo-du nTTyuh.L
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so. GDWARDs,

y ~ izE4S ~ AAEaSb9g
WHOLESALE GROCER, COMMISSION AND
FORWARDIHG EERCEAET,
DEALER
HRAEDIES, WINES, CIGARS, sc.
Corner Of Spring and College Streets,
EABHvILE TENEEBsHE.
GROCERIES.
1ON HHDs Frlme 50 Choice uEar;
HUI so bDls Crushed lJu dc red and Loaf FuEaT;
2J0 Gags Prime Rio JuHCs,
50 q old cow Java Cuneei
100 bbls and nall bbls kcb0led MOiGGsea;
500 whole, hall q quarter boxes Star Candles
100 boxes sum msr M0ald do
100 SoaE
$50 - Virginia and Nissousi Tobacco;
2ln d" Assorted Glasswas85
1000 kegs Wheeling Nails, BrEds and Spikes, ASA
50 bEEs Pepper spice and Ginger
% Al uUuuss
20 - Eugi .sh WalnU'e Hnd FlbeTts;
25 cases hall and quarter boxes SardInes
41.OuU Imported CicHTs
5OU1U 5ruuds DiEarsi
50 dozen PaIuted Buck Is.
50 do 1uDE
50 cases Matches;
25 coils Manila Rope, assorted tiEsS.
July a 20. EDWARDS.
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Gold Pen N1anuEactory.
EEZ z7z-z~-
T. II. HOSKIN

l. n n , IA " D
IS Third ST, between Market & Jefferson,
LOUISVILLE KY,
OPFRRS TO the public Gold Pensof his own manufacture
~ al Wholesale and retail warranted equs any made
q he county.
GOLD PENS REPAIRED & REPOINTED,
Old PEGS sent b. mail accompanied with so cents in
money or stamps, Will be repare and returned By UeEi
mau feb I4-ddNIT
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WWTR via pay he highest ma4ksl pdee for The Notes
IN ne following BSnkS II delivered Immediately: Law
fepssburg ShslbgTi18, Oooee, Dsndrsigs, Knoxville
The above Notes want peirieulaTly. We will aso buy
me sotss Of all suspended Free BRaks mentOued n
the above lIst, 81 ttg htg hest market prize.
dee 81 -. L...E J. a, WhkLksS co.
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LELLYETT & SMITH,

JOHN LELLYETT.
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IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT.
2. Ne EjitoS II Ire " 4. 1,i5unE

rshs Einor u Tss " T. T,bEn%
Sin: By the law of this State, as II is at present
e1pounded and enforced by the Courts, defendant
may be imprisoned for debt in certain cases enume-
rated in section i9 of the Code of Procedure These
cases are where defendant is deaulting agent, clerk,
attorney &C. or where the debt was iraudulenty
tracted in and by the law it now stands the fraud
or fduciary defacation is tried no matter how
strenuously it may be denied by the defendant, or
how eager he may be TO try the question. See Cor
win vs.. Free and, % Sedens Report go.
The way TO imprisOn the defendant is this: let the
plaintG or some one of his clerks who docs the
swearing" make affidavit, setting forth that the
defendant contracted the debt lraudulenty, claiming
10 be man of property when IN fact he was not such
Thsis enough; then when the summons and complaint
are prepared and ready for service the attorney pre-
sents this affidavit privately 10 any Judge, who there
upon signs order for the arrest OF the defendant.
Then the papers are served on him, and he must
give bail or 90 10 jail. He goes 10 jail ana perhaps
gets out on bail in few days.
He reads the summons and complaint, which merely
charges debt for goods sold, and IS stnt about any
fraud or false preteRseS. ,,.,-.
He cannot deny the complaint and he therefore lets
judgment be taken by default against him.
The next step is the issuing OF an execution against
his property, which isre,urned in few days, wholly
unpaid, and then comes body execution, aud be Is
arrested and thrust into jail until he can pay the debt
or until his friends contribute and buy out the caim
Ineie ne E-dtPrned ofkis liberty Ictlh0w due pro
cess ~ .0r.
q Al Jurists agree that due process of law, and
the Jaw OF The and, used in the Constitution,
mean nothing less than forensic trial the interpO
stlon OF sJury 10 try he question whether the party
nss ioiieued his liberty. 1t does not mean by these
,erns ina, party shah protected in life liberty and
properly ~ aJury trial. unless The Courts or Lsyis-
| IatHre St0d oherrise propi3e
ana me deisndani-pocr, friendless, perhaps, hav-
ing family dependent on his daily abor-isucrant
o, mg~ p,pSceeaas- without an opportunity 10 cross
examine IRE witness OF the party who makes the
original afdavit-without an opportunity to nroducs
witness or to compel his attendance to dsprpye the
charge Of fraud-wi,hOut the right of snbn,t;n The
question TO alTy-ls imprisoned Tor fraui without
the pTetense Of trial.
Mr. NoAen, Senator from onondaga, has recently
given notice Of bill 70 remedy Ibis a-oc;nns
oence upon the a- Of F>ee state; an eyc-e.concs
which stands without parallel, eAcep, tie At OF
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Supervisors SMITH and STUDWELL.
Sentence Of parties convicted for violating the Excise Laws
The criminal business OF this Court was resumed
yesterday morning for ths purpose Of passing t
Laws.
wor be given enable them appeal the General Term aud
Of ,ppste usdon Urder the circumstances and there
benr decision Supreme Court bearing this subject in
tence Of imp'onmcnt until tbs, Court had given its opinion
ud.e Culver referred to the opinion Of Judge Davies IN which
selling liquor contrary its provisions be presented 70 the
Grand jury for indictment and the duty Of Judges to
ds n ,1f' eb6 Ssnse should not sell but ali poh3
from selling Sunday. violation rendered them liable to be
them the more deeerous public morals and should there
fore, impose an additional penalty. .,... o,,.s so,
each and sentenced TO fifteen days imprisonment Tor Sn2
yobn Lansstaf Golieb Kee James Mshon, Henry Rus
sell Valentine Roth, John Brscken, George Husson John
IT, eovips Convicted for selling without license were
fenced fine Of Shd to Oe lmpo Se ten G ey
ser. Henry erdns Frederick Heburg James Custendeke
Rots Thomas hayng given up the sale Of liquor was dis
'H The judge stated counsel that he should enforce
the If the parties did not withhold the sale Of tins 1uo
until the question was decided on he appeal
The Court then adjourned for the Tern. -. s,..,r
Winchester Britain ss.- Burdett stryker late Sheriff.
This was an action of replevin, brought by the
plain 20 recover quantity Of hardware which had been seized
BY the shes anfs an the s.nc Mr. M Of
Of certain goods bad been Obtained as ALLEGED without any
70 be thai M Morse having his suspicion. aroused followed his
rood, and found nquy that Butler had lei aud his properly
Ssd also gone whereupon he obtained under winch
certain good, (bt not those sold by MoIsel which had been
traced 10 Brooklyn ,ezei Those goods the plaintiff claimed
20 have taken from Mr. Chamberlain as part
for note Nj Chamber ain testified hs, he had bought
the goods OF Mr.. Hilton. There was no direct eyi,
dercs that his up the store The connection
between Butler and Hilton not very clearly shown The
the Thurs1sy evening and yesterday
they brought verdict directed One of the Jurors
howeyor before II opened said further aud more mature
be di.sentd IT, The Court there directed
him 70 retire again Counsel for defendant lin whose favor the
sealed verdict objected and contended that they could not
be allow to do 90. that the sealed verdict conclusive
The objection overoea ard exception taken Finally The
Jury being unable DISCHARGED defendants counsel
rendering bill Of exceptions 20 the proceedings
KINGS County CIRcUIT CoURT.-Nos. 81, 80, u,
S. ST. S. s., l., SO, 2o2 2o3 2N4, 2o5, 26 a7 2Oe.
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SECOND BOARD.
Fanny. Jan. 29-p. VI

The Stock market was quite variable at the Frs,
Board opening strong for most of the leaiing secur
ties but maniiesting tendency to lower prices as the
session progressed, more especially marked in New
York Central which very active, AMI III Michigan
Southern, which had singularly heavy look a. COM
pared with other railways of the speculative class
Erie was steady, but not particularly active and Read
ing had less animation than usual Illinois Central was
in demand. but orders fully supplied al the first
call Gaena was firm, with an improving tendency
hut Rock Island was dull at 67. Michigan Central nd
,areed to COZ, and has very steady market-ots Of
any magnitude finding ready sale. Harlem is more
active at all improvement in consequence off tue favor
able appearance of the loan. Toledo Is frmer-the
pendulum swinging toward %, with rather more
rapidly than usual. Cumberland remains al about
Yesterdays figures. The transactions in La Crosse
stock were gu te exciting, but the advance IN quota
tons was not large
At the Second Board there was moro spirited
movement in Erie, which rose TO ~, and was very
strong. Toledo was also better New-YOrk Central
declined fraction Illinois Central was in reques.
&C. and sales were reported just after tie adjournment
at e6I. Michigan Central sold at 6l, gain Of / g
ceIt over prices at the FTst Board Fer 18th q:
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ManRIRD.

lPPLTBY-BLACK-Op Wednesday eveuiIt: jar ~ y 70
Rev j. " CruD, Mr.. VILLAIN Appleby 70 M.s TIA - 80,
Black laughter Of Edward Bsek, go, Of Mani7'0"n
NJ.
CHAPMAy-HAYEs-In ;his city, On IhuE.dsy Jan. - y
.he Rev. r. s. sorr., T., D. D.. Mr. Timothy Co'p"Ah "
Mis- Anna HAYES daughter Of dorsce hsy-s, esq
IyON-CROCKER-In F:ehbursh, Mas, ty re Re- pr "a
son of Lowell WIN. Roscoe LYON 81 Tarrytosn n T. :"
Mary EIoise. daughter Of Avian Croker esq O
s,rI7u RTIyOn Thr-isy evening Jan. D. ~ oe Rev
Alfred Patton, NJ John " Smith 70 Miss Eniy MATTE
both Of NexYoTh
zARRIsKIF-sNITH-At Newark " J., on THURSDAY. Jsa.
"a nv he Rev Dr. s-srs A. o. Zsbrsie Of jersey CITY %
Lila gr1th Of
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TIE Winter OF 1891, as al hho"i was VI" " So
expers Sc for railroads. and in the Spring, when the
river cleared the track of this road between A'oauy
and Cssteton not only first submerged ana .nsn
left pcumbercd with ice, but SO far destroyed as 10 DC
useless until relad. The road, Tor more 1han "eeh'
This side OF Hudson was abandoned
The stockholders of the Saratoga snl Whitehall
pai-oad Company are requisite 10 meet ct the once
8 Jorr Ward i Co. No. 81 Wall street, on the lot OF
February.
Treasury Notes are rather plenty in tho Street and
Ar, selling ut la2 y cent discount. The redemption
&c currercv BY the interior banks continue but no.
actively. Lenders find ii difficult 70 employ their
r DDS rnon frstclass securities at y cent. In many
csscs call loans have been made as low az Y cent
and IN some cases as low asa y cent. The inactivity
NJ trade i still very great aud capital continues TO ac-
crmnlate here FOR employment and very naturally nds
H. ,vav into the Stock market. In he discount
bouses there il but little doing in consequence
Of the scarcity of paper Glt-edged signatures go at
76lo per cent. ard We heard of an Offer to take the
entire line of receivables of dry goods auction sale
RI per cent The offerings at the banks are light, rot
sufficient to meet their wants and We have no doubt
that large proportion of the enlarged loans shown by
the statement last Monday in stock loans and that
the sane remark will apply to the next statement.
The interest paying question continues to be sstated,
but does rot make much progress Abou. forty banks
have sentcd to the agreement to abandon the practice
of paying interest upon deposits, but the remainder do
not yet come INTO the arrangement
Tie mortgage securities deposited with the Banking
Department by the Pratt Bank of Buffalo, and the
Ontario County Bank of Phelps will be sold at auc-
ton, at the Merchants Exchange, Albany, on the 9Th
Of February and the stock securities of the same bank
viii be sod at The Merchants Exchange in this city on
the llih OF the same month, at l2l o'clock p. M.
AT Philadelphia the Banks are becoming stronger in
anticipation of redemption Of specie payments. The
Money Market is easy, and in the street frstclass
pcpcr goes at 709 T. cent.
Tho annexed table gives the cost of the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad since January |, 49, and the total since
| The commencement Of OperGi ms in 1852:
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Arrived.
i, Boston days, hemp . e.der, veseI

snip Mctiian, Gov u Boston days hemp osder, v'se
t. Master.
Bek Cerolsn Pro.n eiesnfag Bremen Now a. ard
<6pls 20 H.lmins, Muller Goslns Have sxPerenesd heavy
weather.
Brg Milton Potter Portau ince Js, ~ bg.o,d kc: Q
H. Bechr ;reaves p at. y p lon ~ IS bark
Iethyr nrrst l Nov Orleans tor New fork h lat % 80,
IN q spoke bark Powhsian from pssTino or New Yosi
l6, lat o as n spOk. schr. Woodbne, hel,s bd g
Sch b. Dmr1uioud Fox, Squln Beach, osllast; - = -.
schr Lizzie Naul Msrl, Greenwich ~ j. Ay' raln !" b.
n. Fox .
sehr T. r. Shaw shaw. Egg BaIbor.
schr Boy STATE Sherwood Boston days, nose " Dsyen
Sprugue -, A., ,.u,,..t e. 49,.
SIR ssrah .lnze Weaver, Philsdelpha days, coal.
son r 4 -nedeker. Pntard, NifIins days oyster
sesarT Delaware, Copos Phslepha % hours, mdse. % "
Persin. of Sq an passed large sap slc Wig Al
with TEL ground snf hor.e in the ceut~r.
Srcer Paersburs Ramsey, Baltimore % hours, na.e 70 H.
y. Cromwell.
sieaIccr We k.er CaiE PVidsnce with ndss. W Isaac
Cdrh
sAlLED-sLip, 5. Baldwin, Dowuer PhiAiAria; Ket'P=5
Potter, Shanghai
Also slips Cumbrlail, Meu New0resns; Universe, Sue
livcpoc' and a.. ohoItj q the $. W. spit.
MIND-Duals tie dsy a. z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-30
Markets. Reported By Telegraph.

1000 s mostly before the publication Of the Cansdas advces
~ unclaimed prices SUGAs advanced 4c With sales of fair %
PoRE . = LARD Ia bbs &C. CoFPEE advanced te Pima
Rio N-sf Other articles unchanged.
NE~DkLEsSs, Jan 29-COTToS; sales to-day, 400 bslesj
preF easier but quotations ulcha sed Mddhns 1ioc The
sales Of the week add up 600 bales, aud the receipts So
The receipts at tb port up TO the present compssd With
those Of last year fan short lei 900 bales; do at al southern
IAssEs llal&ie White WHEAT, 81 @aSI Is; Red, 81
Mixed Corn 60c. Mess PoRg, Oh q, LAID IN barrels st1
&c. SHOULDERS, 5aaic., ald HAMS. g.. Rio CoFgLE ad
ysnced g. the week Gales az 9d9}6i0c ss ofte week,
so bags fREIGHTs sitter but quotsbe change
Sterling EXCHANGE, l01 UlO8i.
SAVANNAH Jan. 28Ths sales Of CoTTos today
bales unchsDeel prices Sales e tue week 800 bales
SAVANNAH Jsn. DcorroS-jales to-day, 100 bales 1t slo
lgc =
AUGUSTA JAM 23rhe sales of CoTToy today were 600
bales at advance OF ic., mainly Mia2ns qualities
Mddling fair l0lc
CHARLusros Jan The sales Of Corros 10 day were 900
bales for the week 5Ge bales Mdng Fair ios Glo3c
CHARLts1oA jan &CorTOS uRcbangsd sales today, 100
bal.s.