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Gorfational.
SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE,
Nashville Tennessee

SEES SION OF 1888 So
II VIE FIRST REGULAR COURSE OF LECTURES in
Il this Institution wil commence on MONDAY, the
LIST cF NOVEMBER, 1858, and viii the LIST Of
March ensuing.
The PRELIMINARY CaURSE OF LECTURES, free to all
students, viii be given during the month OF October
Faculty.
THOMAS L. NADDIN. " n, Professor Of Anatomy
Descriptive, astrological aud Surgical.)
JOHN FREDERICK MAY, NJ. a., Professor OF Princi-
pies and Operations of Surgery.
DANIEL T. WRIGHT, NJ D., Professor of Physiology
and Pathology.
JOHN H. CALENDER, NJ. a., Professor of Materia
Medica and Therapeutics
RICHARD o. CURRY, NJ. n. Professor of Medical
Chemistry and Medical Jurisprudence.
Z H. hASkINS, N. D., Professor Of Theory and Prac
tice Of Medicine.
JOHN p. FORD NJ. n. Professor of Obstetrics and
Diseases OF Women and Children.
D. NJ COMPTON, NJ. ID. Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The CITY HOSITTAI is upon the premises Of the Col
lege and under control of the Faculty, at which npe
rations are performed, and prescribed for and
Clinical Lectures delivered.
Amount Of fees for Lectures, sos Naturalization
fee, paid but once, IS 90: Demonstrators fee, re-
CURED but onee, $40 90; Graduation fee s25 co.
Excellent Boarding can be obtained for 81 so 10
81 90 per week.
For further details, or announcements, apply to
JOHN p. FORD, NJ. D.,
jy17 Dean OF the Faculty
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
i. Collegiate Department.,
MILITARY GOEVIEGE.

J. BERREN LISDsLEY NJ u. u. D. Chancellor OF the UNI
versity, and Professor of Chemistry and Geology.
Col H. r. JOHNSON Superintendent of the Military Col
lege and Professor of Engineering.
JAMES F. HAMILTON, AN, Professor of Mathematics
Natural Philosophy and Astronomy.
J. II. STEWART, AM, Professor Of Greek and Latin
Languages and Literature.
F. l. J. THrssESs, AN, Professor of French and
Drawing.
C. S. BIAcKIE, AM MD, Professor OF Botany and
Natural History.
Rev. J. W. HoYTE, A NJ NJ D. Professor of Mental and
Moral Philosophy, and Biblical Literature
C. K. WINSTON. MD. Surgeon
n VIE First Term of the next Academic year com
Il mences the Goth Of September, and the Sec
ond Term l4th Of February.
Tuition. Boarding, Washing Fuel, Rooms, Servants
attendance, and Use of Arms, 500 per Term. Ma
circulation Fee IS Students required TO furnish
their rooms, which be done moderate charge,
by rent purchase Engineering. French, Spanish,
German, Drawing, Book keeping, and Fencing, each
SO per Term Of twenty weeks
In the regular Collegiate Course the ancient reputa
ton of the University for Scientific and Classical
Scholarship will be maintained and at the time,
every facility afforded those who desire pursue a
partial Besides the four regular College Class
es, there is also Preparatory Class Students under
IA years of age will not be admitted
BY the aid of Military Discipline, effective govern
ment established and health, physical culture good
order and industrious habits are promoted.
For Catalogues, additional information, apply 10
any member Of the Faculty.
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w. n. CNVADS ~ CO.'S
TENT
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.


THE undersigned purchased the State Right for
l. Tennessee Of the above patent about one year
and has since Introduced extensively various
portions OF the state asks now the attention Of build
ers and the public generally TO examine It's superior
ity over other modes OF Routing.
The material forms a hard and smooth surface. u
is impervOus 10 water, elastic and hsxible II Will
perfectly any ordinary exposure IRE; II is
cheaper than any roof Of the old STYLE and am
IL will give better satisfaction as 20 lis durability there
qaestion IL is the best thing invented FOR
painting Of old ieaky Tin roofs.
So The Cement viii be furnished to those a dis
lance with directions for using.
as- COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE.
as- orders sent 90 the undersigned, through the
Post Office Will be promptly attended TO-
would respectfully refer 10 the following gentle
for whom have covered buildings with the &c
nlent, and many others whose names are not here
Alsc4irrEcTs AND MASTER MECHANICS NASHVILLE
MAJ A HERMAN,
McssTs. HUGHES SMITH,
COLEMAN x SPAIN,
WM. STOCKEII-,
Dir. II. NJ. AkEROID.
WARREN a MOORE,
HOUGH & MCCULLOUGH,
J. r MCCAIN,
Rev. e d. EIIIOlT,
d r. HlI-klS,
r J. hEl6S,
ENOCH ENSIEY,
SLAUGHTER a HERRlFOkD,
W. q. sIAPAHI
J n. WILLARD.
A. Y. = LlNLSlEl.
Gen. WAsB. BAaRoW,
". u. OOkl.UN a %
JAS. II. kk-NDklCh,
Rector =. q. SMITH. Columbia
MAJ. A J. DONEISoN, Davidson eeantyl
Col. A J. POLK, Aaury county.
asr- The Nashville 4 Chattanooga Railroad CemIA-
ny have Adopted this Cement for ths covering Of thea
| ears and other work
as- Certificates and testimonials from cncipnau
AMI elsewhere, where the Cement has been goaoTA
use for several years, c4a be exhsb.Ied-
The uadersigacd has ben sgva IN ysTtons modes
CeIncui rollns iug nzas ycsfs aad nNiters hiizes
sst he aas gatncd experience an1 ka0sisssge
tar, ig that Inle-
lave ma,ie arrangements - rec-ise a <nicrhf
safssrtea sft4cie u koVARs feit ffpsa ksisfsN ha
| faK.s New York.
| samples Of Roofing 10 be seen al ONCE,
J. 7. AAfHukST,
| once No. Is IezdeTick street,
uaaylA-Sm la kzznrfIIK. IxSs-
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CLASSIFICATION ON THE ABOVE ROUTES
First Glass

Piano Fortes, Books, Stationery Boots Shoes Ii
quors, OILS, &c, in battles Camphene and Spirits ur-
pentine IN barrels; Carpcng. China Glass and Glass
ware, in cases Clocks, Confeconeries Cotton Cards.
Cutlery, in cases, casks. and boxes; Dry Goods in
boxes and bales: Drugs, Fruit Trees and Shribhery
Turs, Garden Seeds, Looking Glasses, and Looking.
Glass plates, (at owners risk) Oysters IN cans and
Jars; saddlery, Tin and Britannia Ware; Teas and
Spices.
Second Class.
Hardware, Except such specified in First and
Third classes Coffee Mills, Machinery; Foreign Ii
quors, in barrels and Pipes; Tobacco in boxes Leath
er, IN rolls and boxes; Oils, in barrels and casks;
Crockery and Queenswarc, in crates and casSs: Rice
Whiting, Plaster, Sheet Brass and Copper
Third Glass.
Axes, Shovels, Spades sad Irons Zinc and Tin in
pigs, Tin Plate Anvs Vices casks OF Chains and Hoes
Manila and Cotton Cordage Coffee Heavy Castjngs
Mil Gearing, Carriage Springs and Axles Railroad
wheels and AXles Chairs, Spikes and Rosin in bbls
Special Rates.
Furniture and Carriages boxed and other light ar
tcles not enumerated; also Carboys Of Acids or 9th
er Chemicals, will be charged by actual WEIGH, a,
double First Class rates.
r1- No charge for drayage wharfage or forward
| York 10 Nashville 49,
RE- Stevenson and all stations ON Nashville and
Chattanooga Road, west ofStevenson entitled 10 above
! rates.
| Insurance.
BY the above Lines q per cent less than by Pitts
burg, Wheeling, Parkersburg and the Ohio River
making difference Of 60 to as cents per 100 pounds
II y Road will not be responsible for anv damages
/ occurring at sea.
Goods shipped via Savannah should be consigned 10
Agent Central Railroad, Savannah, Ca.
Goods shipped via Char should be consigned 10
Agent South Caro- ina Railroad Charleston
CHARLES W. ANDERSON
| lyl5-u General Agent
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Insurance.
Smithiand, Paducah, Louis
Vile, st. Louis and Memphis
REGJLAN PACK E'VS.
- -

LfANINU NANHV IILE On
Mondays, Wednesdays, THURSDAYS.
and Saturdays, aI 10 O'Clock. A. M
The new splendid passenger steamer, MINEToNKA,
Capt H c. MATHoNY, will leave Nashville on MONDAYS
and Thursdays az 10 O'Clock. A. NJ.
The light draught passenger steamer CUBA, Capt
JAMES W. HUNT, will leave Nashville on Wednesdays
and saturdays at 10 O'Clock, A NJ.
The lShtdraught passenger steamer BLANCHE
LEWIS, Capt JONI l. BATENAN, viii leave Nashville
on Tuesdays and Fridays, at 10 O'Clock, A NJ
The above named are first class light draught Pas
senger Boats and they viii leave regularly on their
appointed days, making connections at Paducah with
the United States Nail paCilets for the above named
places. For freight or passage apply board or 10
je22-u A. HAMILTON, AGESr
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our Ice nepots readiness, and se e1rsezt-
son al unslorm price, 70 call And supply Themselves
with tickets and register their Eatnee a. res aar fi
rons-thcreby advance on the Artcie "a tlle
latter part of the sezson. zss
Oar onlcss are cAerry street. next dor % TIE hank
Of Ieunessee HArdc4slies, ffoili street. -aa %
cEH NARIIS,
apree-a ID. LAWRENCE
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NASHVILLE RACES.
. I s 49,

NASHVILLE RACES
- S 49,
II September 27th, with sweepstase with three
year olds-s3oo entrance-sleo forfeit Two mile
Eli odofn names br + Mary wylle, by Albion, dam
by Sovereign.
Leviathan.
blythe Guild name Hiawatha, by Albion, dam by
Sovereign.
w. G. Harding names br Tennessee by Epsilon,
dam Kate King, by Priam.
Also, names oh by Albion, dam Delta, py Prian.
T. G. Moore names Betty Nancy, by Shamrock,
W. T. Roandfree names chf by Glencoe, dam Jane
Also names ch T. by Albion, dam by Priam-
TUESDAY, esrH.
sweepstake with two year olds, mile out--s3oo
entrance-s1Oo forfeit. Seven entries.
James Jackson names oh Fanny Bugg, by Am
A. Barnes names b f, by Albion, dam Ann Chase,
W. T. Roundtree names ch C, by Epsilon, dam by
Glencoe.
Hugh Calgy names C, by Albion, dam by Levia-
W. 7. Cheatham names CHI C, by Glencoe, dam by
Leviathan.
Eli Odom names b c. by Albion dam by Sovereign.
Also. names b f. by Albion, dam by Sovereign.
SECOND RAcE-whh untred three year oids-s2oo
entrance-s5O forfeit. Three entries
l.
Leviathan.
blythe 4 Guild names Fife Dean.
W. T. Roundtree names CHI {, by Albion, dam Eu-
Third Rscs-Giles county stake, with three year
olds-s3OO entrance, play or pay. Three entries.
WEDNESDAY, 2eTH. -
Jockey Club Purse, $3.50. Two mile heats.
f- THURSDAY, BOTH.
Jockey Club Purse, $3.50. One mile heats.
SECOND RAcE.-Sweepstake with untred three year
Ids-$1O0 entrance-s25 forfeit. One mile heats.
Five entries.
II. P. Hadley names C, by Allen Brown, dam by
Priam.
W. T. Roundtree names CHI (, by Albion, dam by
Lille Trick, by Pram.
T. G. Moore names oh g, by Sd Boston, dam by Le-
viathan.
W. r. Cheatham names CHI (. py Glencoe, dam by
Levaihan.
F. Merriwether names ch C, by Ambassador, dam
by Pacific. ..-
Jockey Club Purse s2oo-one mile heats, three best
in five.
SATURDAY.
Jockey Club Purse S250-two mile heats.
aug23d4wtd S. J. CARTER, Proprietor.
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Notice Of Dissolution.
GET THE BEST.

GET THE BEST.
THE GENUINE AMliisof lk~-Jissi t'rrlsum Picture
lis beyend cum ssris-'a tue sest style OF likeness
yet introduced, ana st.1ils Sstaalut a ssval:
1fiste canned Change trui,
llgh canslesi fafic t1eta,
IhmpneSS cannot nloaid tAstn,
Dass can never reach thean,
RHst cannot corrode them-
Made as heretofore by LAkCoABE, Corner Of Cherry
and Union Streets and put up tiptop style At Ess
prices- 90
Es- Made al other rooms in Nashville
laa1S-s
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Memphis Medical College.

TIVE next regular session Cbeng the eighth annual
Il course Of Lectures in this institution will com
mence on MONDAY, THE Isl DAY or NOVEMBER
NEXT. The Anatomical Rooms will be open from the
18th of October. The session viii continue until the
LIST of March. Medical students should be present
the beginning Of the session Those desiring further
information, will address,
JOHN WELLINGTON, NJ. D.,
augl6-law3m Bean, at the College Building.
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SelAng ON, On,, On,,

TIVE remainder Of the stock Of Rich Paris Bounetz
J. and Millinery Goods, Al the New York Emporium,
xiii be sold ~ilhin this month great sacrifice
wlthont regard 70 cost or any other consideration
Exchange money taken ~ 90 ccnIs on the dollar.
lancf4 /
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rI,HE following is a SCHEDULE of Property which
i will be given to Purchasers of Books at the time
Of sale by
The United States Benevolent Society for tn
Diffusion of Useful knowledge:
Pat Eng. Lever Gold Watches, hunting cases, 500
p pn, cyInSer COLD WsISss hunting cases
Ladies' Gold Watches, hunting cases, IS
Hunting Silver Levers, hunting cases, rs 90
G;oId,1 rs 90
Gents California Diamond Lepines, l20
Large double Miniature LOckets 10
sets OF Cameo Pins and Drops, 10 o
Gold stone OF cameo Sleeve Buttons, 20
Gold stone or cameo studs, q
Gents Cola Pen and Cold case, large, 10
LADIES' Pen and Gold case, 90
silver Pencils and Gold, three extensions, s
Silver Pencils and Cold Pens, so
Gold Lockets, two glasses, 80
Gents F;ne Gold Rngs, heavy, 90
Ladies' Cold Breast tnis, 80
Ladies' Gold Ear Drops, W
Gents Gold Bosom studs, 90
Gents Gold Sleeve Buttons, so
Ladies' Gold Pencils, so
Ladies' Gold Rings, -f - so
Gents Bosom Pins, ~ / SO
ladies' Gold Ribbon Pins. ] W
Fine French Geld so day Clocks, IS 90
Fine heavy silver Plated Casters, is %
silver Plahsd Table spoons, heavy, per set 30
% Tea Spoons, % '' "a
20 90 Table FORKS, a. - 10
Besides u large and valuable assortmento of nIiscea-
neous aruoes both useIuand ORNAMENTAL varying in
value from 70 cents 10 $50.
OF the above articles will be given TO tho pur
chaser of each book at the time the work is sold
ANY person BY forwarding an order for books, with
money enclosed. will Receive extra book and giIt
with every ten books, sent 10 this order by EAprcss.
All orders for Books viii be promptly and impartial
IL nltsd.
The gifts in all cases viii accompany tho Books
single bouks DC sent 10 any part by mail Cat
aogues u the books viii b. sent by mani to any orer
upon Application
az lhils of the following Banks taken at para
tSank oI Oc3EA,
- a. slfElBINtlIk,
a. Z" NASavILlk,
=" - LAxkEScEBuRG,
a. - IIASDRIpGk-
. ". c. BRUCE,
AGENI So-IkJY.
Old Post-oatce Building, corner OF Cedar and Cherry
Nashville, who're the Books and GIFTS open for IL
spccion, day and night. tebll-
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LXN HOV Sc.
TULLAHOMA, TENN.
tn u NTH Prnnri afnr

HAVING taken charge of the above Hotel will en- :
i l. deavor 10 please all who may favor me with a
call OF my friends, and the citizens of Nashville and
Davidson county, would solicit patronage My table
will at all times be provided with the best the country
affords, and every care will be taken TO please all.
There is good Livery Stable contiguous to this
house, and the Fayetteville, Mulberry and Lynchburg
Mail and Passenger Coach leaves this Hotel every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday for the above places at
l Il O'Clock, P. NJ. and returning every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ making
connections with the Nashville and Chattanooga, and
McMinnville and Manchester Mail Trains
Tuahoma, August 10, 1857 UAA
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NEW ARRANGEMENT,

NEW ARRANG E NJ E N I .
Having succeeded to the
business of WILLIAMS & Co., [
will continue the general
Hardware business heretofore
conducted by them; but from
and after this date my sales
will be exclusively for cash.
Being determined to adhere
strictly to this principle, the
prices of goods will be reduc-
ed to a proper extent below
the credit prices heretofore
charged, and to all persons de-
string to purchase anything in
my line of business for cash, |
will offer such inducements as
will make it to their interest
To trade with me. 1 have on
hand a good stock of Building
Hardware of every kind,
Blacksmiths' and Carpenters
Tools, Table and Pocket Gut
lery, Guns, Rifles, Pistols, &C.,
&c, all which will be sold at
reduced prices.
If you WANT THE WORTH OF YoUR MONEY
GAIL ON
y NN NAXA M = i,
(At the old Stand Of Rrinaan s. Ezlis,)
No. "a Public Square,
aug3-dIm NASHVILLE, TENN
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FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,
No..Ia. COLLEGE, STREET.
A. PATERSON. A. A. FIREMAN
PATTERSON l. FREEMAN,

III AVE now la store, and constantly iag.
III n me assoTtlarnt VI ali kinds ol CABINET fJls-
Mflkk, which they are determined 10 sell as low
any other house "a The etty, al the time
raanEg their Furniture 10 BE VI tbs eesi ~erk aiansp
aad nnash. Que a The nrla has lust returned fFesn
the east where lac pafssaaliy sected the
which Is all eG issaksr hasuFscruss ana G.Arssf
SrfIis. OaF STOCK consists Ia pars OF Rosewood
Mahogany farior Furniture, q watch - very
nne together wiih Chsslbsr Sstts, Book Cases Ward.
rphes- Reclining Chairs, Lounges. sofas, Easy Chairs
Preach bedsteadE, Austc sI.nds, Mahogany cpAFs,
Dressing BaToans, Extensien iabes ssc., ETC., aud
coinplcse assortment OF all kinds Of
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Notice of Dissolution.

FI,HE partnership existing between b. LANfER 4
u GEO. M1LEiI., under the style of d. I.ANIER 4
Co., tins day dissolved. r. 1aner having parehas-
cd Geo. Aze entire interest In the late arm alone
authorized selts up the same b. IANiEit
Mar. 20, lsos' GEO. AILEII-
~ Referring the above notice. take great
pleasure In recommending my fricnds my late as
ssesste la business, Mr.. b. I1sier, Is Esasssnas
esssy NY worthy VI thelr eentnasa patronage.
Marcel 70 les GEu. nixKlL.
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Notice of Dissolution.

TINE copartnershp heretofore existing under the
Il firm style of WILLIAMS Il CO, was this day dis
solved by mutual consen.-JoHs WILLIAMS succeeding
&. the business and books OF Williams x Co.
All persons indebted TO said firm requested TO
call and settle without delay. aug3-lm
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Further Reduction.
JULY 10TH. 1855

l5 lss 81 81
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Transportation.
Tennessee & Alabama Railroad.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON and after Wednesday, August 18TH, 1855, the
" Trains viii run as follows: srE
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Low Priced Furniture,

and every variety Of Wood and Gaze seat CHAIRS.
We viii endeasoT please all and VIII take fnuch
,sAsurc in showing our stuck those who may fstur
s.sh call.
aasis-sm PATTERSON & FREEMAN
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Through Rates of Freight from
New York to Nashville.
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH.
New York 10 Nashville

In connection with New York side Wheel and Screw
Steamship Lines, 20
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If Mrs FREMONT has dropped her ring into the
charity plate, and "AwFUL GARDNER" has SCOT
religion and these be facts of sufficient magnitude
to justify their publication in minute detail it is
surely allowable for to suggest to the good peo
pie who may be gratfed at such occurrences that
the senseless and even blasphemous style in which
they are presented to the public may be productive
of results far from beneficial
The following item is from New York paper
In Mr.. Beecher's Church, BROOKLYN. at the close
of the morning service, Sunday collection was
taken for the benefit of the poor in the conpre-
CATION Among the audience was Mrs. Fremont
('Our Jessie who, happening to have no money
in her pocket, as the plate passed took from
her finger a heavy gold ring and threw it in as the
only contribution which she was able at that mo-
ment to make. The ring contains on the outside
an engraved "bee' Tin allusion to beautiful in
cident in Col Fremonts passage of the Rocky
Mountains), and on the inside the inscription
March a, 800 1t will be sold for charitable
purpose, and will, no doubt bring high prce.
Whether the above be true or not, and whether
charity or ostentation prompted the act recorded,
its publication speaks volumes concerning the taste
which is thereby successfully pandered to, and
which may be confidently relied on to pay high
price for the article so enthusiastically donated.
From the same city we learn through the press
that certain 'church members known for their
exemplary piety' and their cratic demonstrations
of it, have obtained the name of the Giving Artil.
lery," and that among them is ''ex-Alderman WIS
LEY SMITH, whose conversion has been recently
announced Again it is stated that at one place
where they "opened their batteries ex-Alderman
PuRDY painted in glowing eolors the joys of chris
tians upon EARTH
Most religious persons would be at loss to con-
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MARX ETS.

New YORK, March ll.-Cotton is quiet-sales of
1000 bales. Flour is frm-sales of 1000 bbls;
common to good State at ST. 81. 35: Ohio 500
Is. Wheat is tirm-saleS of 800 bushels choice
Southern redat l25 cts, and white at $50 cts Corn
is dull-sales of 10000 bushels white G766S cts;
yellow 1O@7l cts. Pork opened with decline and
closed at an advance of cts. Sales of Mess at
Sl6.Io9 1880, Prime $3.50. Beef is steady at
Sl3 $50 49, so for repacked Chicago. Lard is heavy
sales at 92s @lO4 cts. Whiskey has declined u
cent-saes at q y cts. for Ohio. Coffee is firm and
buoyant-saes of 1900 bags at 9@ll% cts The
average of prices obtained at auction was nearly
1913 cts. Sugar is quiet. Molasses is quiet Tur-
pentine-spirits closed frm-sales of 1000 bbls at
Rice is steady. Freights-Cotton to Liverpool,
H@5-32
New ORLEANS, March ll.-Sales of 20 900 bales of
Cotton yesterday before the receipt of steamers
news, at former rates. The effect of the News is as
yet undeveloped. Sugar is firm. Freight for Cot
ton-Llverpool GIG. Exchange on London 65s@
IA.
CHARLESTON, March lO.-Cotton-2 400 bales sold
to-day at an advance of sc. caused by the advices
from Halifax, received by the Canada.
CHARLESTON, March Cotton-market unchang-
ed, with sales of $500 bales
MOBILE, March -Cotton-2,5 500 bales sold at
lls tor mddlings. The steamers news On Monday
advanced prices =, but yesterday there was a de-
cline of q in consequence of the depression.
SAVANNAH, March 9.-Cotton-2 200 bales sold
to-day, mostly on Northern account, at l2@12Hc.
for middling fair. Sterling Exchange 1867 @l07
SAVANNAH, March l0.-The cotton market to-day
is much depressed.
AUGUSTA, March l0.-Cotton-2, 500 bales sold
to-day, the market closing active at full prices.
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MEETING AT COLUMBUS,
OHIO

COLUMBUS Ohio March l0.-The Anti-Lecompton
Convention assembled in the Theatre at ii o'clock
this morning, Col. Manypenny presiding.
Letters were received from Governors Wise and
Walker.
In the afternoon the Hon. Mr.. Stanton made
address three hours in length.
series OF resolutions opposing the admission Of
Kansas under the Lecompton Constitution, were
adopted unanimously.
There were about fifteen hundred persons in at
tendance.
Tonight meeting is to be held in Concert Hail.
Hon. Stanley Matthews, U. s. District Attorney
for Southern Ohio, made speech. Judge John
son, of Kansas succeeded him.
Durbin Ward Esq, is now 10 O. clock) speaking,
and the meeting will continue to late hour
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-12
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

CRInNAI CouRr-Hon Judge Stump.-Nilton
Whitney, ESQ, prosecuting for the State.
The following business was transacted in this
Court yesterday. -
In the case OF the State as. William albner, IN
dicted on the charge OF larceny and false pretences
the States witnesses appeared, and the traverser
was placed At the bar for trial The defendants
counsel remarked that they were not ready to pro-
coed to trial and asked for an extension of time
The Court refused the request on the ground that
the case had been several times postponed. The
counsel then made application for removal and the
case was removed to the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county Hack and Sweeney for defendant
William Richards, indicted on the charge of as
saulting and beating George Konig was released on
bail in the of $780, McAllister for defendant
George Hett indicted on the charge of selling Ii