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for the purpose Of carrying on regular business In q
NEW VOEFE STYLE.

We purpose having regular Bin Of with prices attached
as he enabled suit both pockets and appes Of
customers, and charge for than they Tbs has bean
needed In city, and hope y strict ltren ton Business
% merit public patronage. We feel certain a success, with
efforts and the iumorI Fin m the kitchen, VIII furnish
public dinners the shortest notice. We also keep hand
large stock Of
CIFARS, CHEWING TOBACCO, VINES AND LTQCORS
oet5 Jaw. MOORE.
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r. u. BRENNAN,
Nashville FOumdTy Il Machine ShOD.

HlSAEasAe J. olmGRy a machine shop,
b COLLEGE STREET., NASHVILLE,
MH ANUFAC1J l;ES steam Engines, Flour. ard Saw
IVA Mills and Nl Machinery Of every description. Water
Wheels Cider and Sugar Nails. Castings and Machinery fer nak
ing syrup from Chinese cane.
Railroad and Contractors Work, Mule
Posers Cor DerrcA Bridge Castings AID Bo switches, Frogs
Turn tables, Tank Valves scr
Architectural Iron Work Of every description
Tor store Eoa- Dwellings, lcranda. Balc0ne Cemetery
closures Vaults and Doors Tor Business HOUSES aEl
o. lhe newest style OF patterns and well
AintAneus az Eastern prices. The trade Huppiod
with Anr1us Kettles and Wagon-b1zas favorable tens
july 57d3m
TE1i9AS5 IEsAS--!Just revived superior assortment o.
u Green aud Black Teas ilr treiucei prices by
June=H re VESSEL a. THOMPSON.
Valuable Dwelling for sale.
AYING determined TO dispose II ny estate IN Nashville
viii sell that convenient residence occupied b. ny
ell summer street. The house coed rooms
besides kitchen, wash ouse. three servants roo
bath store &C. supplied with water
IS complete every particular Tie ot fronts gu feet 81
deep. II desired The house U De sold win Sc feet rround
Parties desiring purchase viii call A. v. s. Lnssy who
viii show The premise, fix terms Of sale. sc
auE-O JAMES NLCHOL-
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FyGNE virginia TORACCO.--CasZ shultz has
ii sent Us large lot0f Pine Tobacco
Nv LANGLEY A CO.
sep3 Agents for z. Shuts and Halsey 4 becker.
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Kirk patrick, EeVins n Co.,
RECETVLyG, FORWARDLEG IND WHOLEy4LE
GROCERY WEBCEHANTS,
MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE,
THABE in large and complete assortment OF
Il E Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars, an grades;
MOlaSses, u barrels and half barrels;
Coffee, large and complete stock;
Rsisius fu stock, with Teas, Candles Sanines, Mack
eel Glassware, assorted Pusi together with all kinds Of Gro
cles usually kept in the Grocery line. Cur stock Of
EERANDHE1S, WINES, WEHISk Z, &C.,
surpassed this any market.
heavy Of goods invite the attention Of
the trade.
mar2s-R KIRKPATRICK, NEVINs & Co.
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DIG IRON FOR SALE.--IOO tons est Foundry Iron |
(Crutcher smakel brands Grey
ELLIS & MOORE,
iune2 0i,G8 Market street.
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ALEX. DELTSsER,
(5uccess0r 20 LIONS 4 cor
Importer and Dealer i'm Havana Cfrnrs.
Tobacco 6cc.s
FOREIGN WINES AND LHOUORS
or ALL KINDS,

NO. ~ Public square, Nashville, Tenn
WILL keep hand large assortment OF F1rsirn
Branes, Wiss, Gin, Whisky and Liquors Of every description,
Havaua Cigars smoking and Chewing Tobacco. with all Goods
apTrtnns my line % business which 0d 10 The trade and
Public generally the most luua-e0us terms ~
suer pruuf1 full sl-s1
the liberal patronage bestowed my predecessors
ALEXANDER DELISsEE.
je23 u Plllic Square, Nashville, Tenn
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OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE.
ID. A. lihbs. Eronriernr.

TEVUIs Hotel Is spacious trck building Just cuuplsted
Iheproprietor has incurred heavy expense Sting up
and furnishing The uuke them and cumortah
The house open for the rep Of hOarers and
Travellers and the proprietor afford ample acc0mmoaons
for 100 persons An Omnibus, with good team. via
the depot convey passengers The
de agn. The proprietor intends t make class
Hotel, aHd hopes to share a liberal patronage.
augl6 DANIEL A. rIBBS, Proprietor.
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". nj. HARGRAVE

HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL PALMER,
BROAD STREET,
sent QT-h NASHVILLE, Tenn
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TERRAsS RRnTmERs.


SUCCESSORS to BlcCraa & Tsrrass dealers in GRO.
- CERHES, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LIQUORS, No. 80 and IS Broad street.
IRON, &C, AT COST.
200 tons assorted Pitsbug Iron, SO tons Castings,
10 " Iron Axles, 25 Z" Boiler Iron,
500 kegs Nails, % boxes Tennessee Axes
Wishing quit branch Of our business will sell large
lots for cash. In small lots greatly reduced rates
TERRASS BROTHERS.
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H.oHEArHAz. So. ouArHAn
Va. & Z. T. CHEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
FINE BRANDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, NAILS,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
C0REEB OF COLLEGE AND CHURCH STREETS
Nashville, Tennessee.
WE in receipt Of large and we'll selected stock Of
Groceries Liquors ETC., consisting in part as f0lloEs
$50 hhds sugar all grades 10000 genuine Havana Cigars;
20 bbls choice A0la,ses; 2UJ keys Nails, assorted
100 p dc do 100 dozen Painted Buckets
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee; 50 rests Tubs;
100 bills Powdered, Crushed and ID bhs English Walnuts
Loaf Sugar 10 bbls Peclns;
$50 Candles 10 bbls
100 boxes Tobacco assorted;
FINE BRAN DIES, WINES, &C.
. y 4 & 3 choice French Braudies
20 2 casks Madeira, Sherry and Port Wines
l5C baskets lest brands Champagne
so do St.Julisn do
81 casks London Porter
10 casks Scotch Ale:
100 bbls Walkers Ale;
100 bbls fine Robertson County Whisky
> bbis pure old Rye do
3 do do do Bourbon DO
And also large Of Common Whisky, American Brandy,
POWDER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont Hazard and s7core Powder. The
dsrsgued being & only Nashville Of Manufacturers
would call the attention Of the Merchants Traders, to
large Of Powder hand, Magazine for sale.
300 kegs Dupont Rife Powder goo kegs Hazard Blasting Pow
30 do do Do 5000 leg. Sycamore Blasting
9 969 kegs Hazard DO do go Powder; -.
5000 kegs Dupont Blasting Pow 50 5bis Toy, Bedford Co..
der. safety fuse.
may7-H n. &. E. F. CHEATHAM Agents.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Dupont's Powder; Joy, BickfOrd & Co.'S Safety
Hazard do FCs
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4. sTREEr A.. L. KING, Hh B. 81
STREET, KING q CO.,
ATTOR NEVS AT LAW


WE have just from Philadelphia, three barrels Of
w II. & II. Catherwoods old Mountain Rye Whisky;
Three barrels Of xxx;
Three do XXX;
Two do Xxx;
do Y;
barrels old Bourbon, 1913. These Whistles pure,
and are 80 four dollars gallon. For sale in
any quantity HCLLISTER & CARTER,
apr23 81, Union street.
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FINE FANCY FRENCH CANDIES.
WWTE have Just hundred boxes Of the finest
w French Facy Candies Cream Candy Chrystazed Fruits,
Sc from H. Y Maiard, York. that possibly be pro-
duced, suited 70 Parties, &c, viz:
Assorted Chrystaized Fruits; Rosolins
Cbrystalized Ginger; Vanille Gum Drops;
Ieliy Prints with leaves. Aciiuated Fruits;
Raspberry Balls; Candy Toys;
do Gum Drops Ice Cream Dropsi
Naugat Candy: Cordial Sugar Almond
Brandy Drops: Cream Fruits;
sherry Cohlers: Maraschine Balls
Pineapple Balls; Strawberry
FFitters;
Resides many other kinds Come and yourselves before
Won huy HOLLISTER CARTER,
apr23 q Union street.
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ValuabIe DErelIinr - -.

TE1i3As IsAS--!!Just revived superior assortment o.
III Green aud Back and r sale reduced prices.
June-H VESSEL a. THOMPSON.
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A UCTIONEER AND GENERAL AGENT, would offer
"a services the public Agent for the sale OF Real Estate
Seros Furniture Dry Goods. Groceries, other species
property, either country Being determined 20 de
vote my bunes and having had considerable
experience hatter myself that give satisfaction those
who may favor me in line can always De found at the
Counting Room Of the Patrot Oce where ny absence
ders he left. mar4-tf-
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DOU GLAS & CO..

AAy = nov oter tor sale on accommodatinE terms,
w may Re contracted SO time of each slle,)
2,TS6 packages Fall and Winter Nero
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Laurel Hill Factory, HenryVliies 10
And have always hand full stock Of Sheengs Osnaburgs,
Dings, Baggngs Cotton Yarns and Batting which offer 20
the wholesale trade only in lots Of not less than Sales Sheng,
5 bales Osnaburgs, . bags Cotton Yarns, &c.
Nashville, March z, 1853. w. d.. GORDON 8 CO..
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several were taken up for Providence and Boston u &C.
&c. for grain, and Ut 1850 . 2oc for -four.
Lmn-saiss OF RockIand we're making a eoc tor COM
mon and - Soc. for hump.
nosAH1-Including salss yesterday, about 10 mus
EAvAL sToss rhe market was active yesterday, with
saes o. sSout 800 1000 bbh. crude surpennne -
81 tsA .ss S2h, leo DO common rosin a q 60 per
$40 lbs and about 100 bbs spirits tuurpenne n SAC TOR
merchAnAble, and ct AK for lots in shippipg order
Ons-Ihe market was steady for hnseed ct 7sc. A
review Of that market for the week ending that day -
SpermWe notice further demapd both TOR export and
home consumption, while the quoted prices fully
tanned. The transactions for tho week include sales Of
1880 bbls parcels for export a 81 20 per gallon and
for pton $50 bbs at 81 20, l07 bbs at 81 a.
and 200 bbs Of slI22 her gaonthe markevOosing firm
" and with further inquiry. Whsie-We also notice
good demand for whale OIL with a increase OF les
last week The transactions tinceour last include sales
eS o we sSuh Ser
and 400 bbls huppeaok at 47c per gallon me above
prices freely offered by purchasers, while in some in
stances holders refuse TO sell unless an advance Offer
this market 70 report.
PaovaoSs-Pork- The market less bouyant for
mess while prime steady Tho sales embraced about
700 bills. including at ST so and prime at $15
thin 1t SIT 60 and clear mess $40 20 Beef was
in moderate request with sales Of about leo 200 Dds
packed ditto at $l3 rs sl4 So and extra at SIS SIS
90. Prime quiet ut SO so. Beef hams we're
scarce and firm, At $40 $40 10. Bacon Was firm AND
quiet Cut meats were less buoyant the sales embraced
about 200 packages, Including shoulders at oAc o1c
Lard continued firm, with sses Of about 400 500 bbls
and ,cs It IL BT vas in
and State At lc 2oc for common TO prime fresh dAres
RICE quiet, with small sales at Sc. . $40
SUGARS more active and hrmer, having 70 great
embraced about 500 hhds Of Cuba muscovsdo,
within the range OF about To- 8xc and about 80 600
WnIsxn9 The sales embraced about 200 800 bbh in
lots, 1t 26hc. &c.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONEY MARKET.
THURSDAY, August |

August lL-b L. VI.
The news from Europe by the Niagara, whose
mails will probably be due in this city tomorrow
afternoon, indicates at least temporary revival
from the lethargy which has prevailed in Europe,
as well as in this country for the past few months
The funds are higher; money is more abundant;
the crops promise exceedingly well; there is re.
action in the railway share market, which has led
TO general rise Of from I TO u per cent Gene
rally speaking, business looks better and more
lively. II would not be surprising if this change
were followed by some corresponding improve
ment here. Already we nete numerous arrivals
at the hotels, and an increase Of business in
those quarters which usually serve as indications 10
the community at large-such as the advertising
columns Of the HERALD. Il is quite likely that the
latter part Of August and the beginning of Septem
Der nav witness a moderate improvement on the
spring transactions.
Nothing Of the k,no r. however, foreshadowed in
the present position Of the stock market. Stocks
today were even duller than usual and the tenden.
oy Of prices was downward. The only purchasers at
this mornings board were shorts who have their con
tracts 10 6l The few rare survivors among the
bulls are very cautious and circumspect-oonced
the control Of their opponents and only
seeking 20 bring their losses within mode
rate limits. AS compared with the closing
prices yesterday, New York Central de-
cned this morning per cent; Erie, &; Galena
Z; Rock Island, 4; Toledo, /, Reading, IL Michigan
Central, 4; Southern, 1; Panama, :; Pacific Mail l..
The decline in this last mentioned stock is
not explained II was expected that Mr. Aspin.
walls return would rather tend to enhance its market
value. There was a small business done in bank
shares, without change in price except in Phenix
Bank stock, which was I per cent better than last
quotation. Stase securities participated in the gene
raj dulness and depression. Missouri sold 4 a /
lower than usual and Me few bonds Of other States
that were sold were disposed Of at a slight decline
from last sales. Altogether the market was stupid
and dull il closed with declining tendency.
At the second board the downward tendency con.
tinued though there was rather more activity in
transactions. New York Central and Reading, al
the lowest morning prices, were the stocks most
dealt in. After the board the dulness and depres.
sion were feH even more decidedly than during the
day. The following were Groesbeck & Hoyt's latest
quotations Central, ~; Erie, 1874; Hagem, 10;
Hudson, at; Reading ~; Michigan Central, 59l I;
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MADAME cHANrAGEEUx, DAUGHTER Up MADAME
ROLAND.
We notice the recent death OF Madame Cbampsgneux al
her resdene No 81 de Fuerus, Paris at the age Of
severity seven This lady the only child Of the cele
hrsted Nadsme Roland, one Of the brave women who
p.rsbed on the soafold during the French revolution
he commencement Of which she hailed with rapture and
Tie horrors Of which she unavsilnsly deplored. Her
among the most interesting OF that period
shortly before her death she addressed letter 70 her
daurhier E1dora which considered one OF The most a
fectns fSre~ells preserved 10 any language.
Before she dragged prisoner 10 The Abbaye, she
PROVIDED Tor The safety Of this daughter though apparent
" Indifferent 70 her From this PRISON, where che
va oouhned twenty four days, che was liberated, and re
turned 70 Der house only 70 be again arrested and sent 70
e. Pesgei place usually assigned 10 the worst class OF
women Che was denied the privilege OF seeing her
Al her last moments approached nothing disturbed her
serenity Out me idea OF parting from child. Helen
Mars Williams eccentric but kind hearted English
man who visited France o. this period and espous'ng the
cause Of ne 6rond su came very near being guiotned
herself, visited Madame Roland while IN prison. and
records her excessive grief the very mention OF her
childs name. To her intimate freud NJ Champarpeur
she committed steathy. sheet by sheet memoirs
her Hfe and he who subsequently, became the nus.
band Of her daughter ~ this lsdy's life We know but
infancy vftIessed--oens a The age Of twelve years
both her mother and fstberher after life could NOS well
have he~n ch~erfuy spent amidst the frivolous nosv
ecepes Of parissB fashionable life In order 10 preserve
her from pecuriary dependence, her father committed
.ucde scon srer the death Of bis wife, thus preventing
forfeiture c he property " the state No doubt We
shall by and by have memoir Of Madame Champssneux
from some friendly PEN and the memory the Rolsnds
GIN bloom sresh In the French psrterre OF celebrated
personsgee. Madame G. len an tuly daughter, who 70
M wife q NJ Chsley eminent q vi engineer Tue CON
srucor @ tbe nru Suspension bridges KNOWN 10 frAooe'
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49, N0<@f
FARE
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And all who have This sign should be literally pstro-
nized AS general thing people prefer eeanly, well
conducted omnibus 10 crowded railroad car, and ladies
especially, they Of seat, which 10 not always
the case IN a railroad car.
Tn CRY REPUBLICANS AND Know NorHros.-r sccms
that these two parties negotiating with view to hAr-
monzng in the coming election. The following PROPOSE
ton, which exhausted from caucus Of thermometers at
Clinton hall, submitted 10 the Know Nothing and
Republicans Central Commniees,-
NEw YoRK, July Is, 1853.
At meeting Of citizens held this evening, to take into
consideration call for public meeting the following
adopted and ordered 70 be submitted 70 the Amer
and Republican General Commniees and their coope-
PuwIc MnnSe.-The electors Of the city Of New York
who opposed 10 the policy Of The present national ad
minsTason, and especially 70 e efforts 70 iorce me e-
compton constitution protesting people; who are In
favor Of such change In our State constitution IN viii re
qure adopted citizen 70 have been nsturazed one
before voting who are in favor OF securing the rights OF
legal voters by an eicent registry law IN favor
legal safeguards against the deportation ny foreign
ernment Of their criminals and paupers 10 our shores are
requested 70 meet at - Hall, 81 O'Clock, on the even
ing Of -. " C. WARNER, Secretary.
The action Of the party leaders on Ills proposition gill
be announced In lev days.
TnE Fox FANNY Miss Msrgsrotta Fox one Of the f.
Rochester knockings family, 10 be admitted into
the Roman Catholic church by baptism on mex, Sunday
morning, al 81 Peters church, Barclay street Miss
Fox has long since abured sprtussm believing the phe
Domens 10 be Of oabolca origin her sisters, however
still adhere 70 the ait and practice which have made
them 90 famous
TorND DRowND.--Coroner De Forrest held an lnques,
yesterday ct staten Island, upon the body Of un.
known man found floating the south beach Of Sta
ten Island rear the house Of Stephen Ketetss Esq the
body Vas perfectly nude had light brown hair; i've
feet Elk inches high with very high forehead had been
bu, short time 10 The WISER Verdict, death by
ng" Further information can be obtained OF the Coro.
ner, at TompkDsville, s. ].
TouSD DRowNm-Tbe body Of Mr.. Hezekish Glover,
who was drowned from wetmores wharf on Wednesday
Of last week recovered a the foot Of Csfharne street
on Monday. Mr. Glover has large family residing in
Philadelphia He came 70 this city the other day previous
70 taking position a. clerk the wharf, and being
acquainted with the locality doubt accidentally fell
overheard One Of bis sons came " claim The BODY,
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Port OF New York, August lie, 1855.

CLEARED.
Steamship Cahawha Bulloch, Havana and New Orleans
siesmship Caedonia eager. BALTIMORE Cromwell I
ship Robena Martin, London-Dunham Dimon.
Ship Ocean sseen, strickland, Ptson. Nee Dnncsn
s..s Is1s De Cuba poss9R ISsngo-S::sr.
Brig Milton, Potter Port Prnce-H Becker Graves
Bris Sabine Hepburn Galves'on.wal Dimon Co
schr Emelips. Denison, MObils-Isytin 4 aprlsut
sS ss fsansend hIfsIs
sesT F's s eI ssia Hand
s.sr BToxnins i@nis,T' sa,lsdslph.s1J Mckee
% Edwards,
Steamer Planet Loper PS1sdelphis.
Steamer Delaware, Copes Philadelphia.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Star OF the West Gray, Aspinwan, Aug PM
a ssI 81 AT a1d spSss
oorde. Of Boston 10 days o.. from Cenfuego had lost
= . sIehsnSsd ssnis with sissnsSip Nose:
s,samssD James,osn Parrish Richmond, &c, with mdss
and p.s,ensers 70 BY Lgdlam -. =,
with sugar. . ROser. Williams
Barb Norumbega ssunders Galveston, % days. with cot
R Tsyior @ Belfast. Drsw.e o.raen..
sie as ssslrss F.ss,.sa d,ss 30 SSssos Ne SD
win
Proviuce,own, Chapman, cruise.
schr Whherl lof Boston, Parker SsruA, July - with
sugar, Ac, 10 0rnncn, Minturn A o.
schr Mystic Valley, Smith, Bsyport u DAYS via Key West
sohr " = wllama ms Virginia, days
schr Conkling. eypcr, Virginia, days
scbr Psnline, soper. Virginia. ) days
Bcbr Florids, Mott, Virginia, days
Scbr q Baldwin, Cropper, Virginia 3 days
schr Ann Baker. Ireland, Virginia. 3 days
sohr John Colns Gorhsn, Delaware City for Hyanuis.
sAr ESssss Law Lamp sO9qsOn for Port Even
sloop Bayles Davis Port jefferson for Port Even.
Steamer Delaware. Copes. PhiladelphiA
Steamer Curiew. Williams. Providence.
eaeAmer Osceo<a4 HsAith. Norwich and New London
SAILED
Steamships vgo (r), Liverpool osbswba, Havana and
New Orleans
Wind during The day from N 70 ssE.
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lAnadiAn brands were unchanged Inc Sales embraced
about 300 400 bbs closing within the range OF quo
tations Southern -four In good request for extra
brands, while common grades were dull. The sales en-
braced 200 500 bbs., within the range Of
figures. Rye flour was arm nj quotations, with.
cut change Of moment IN rates. Corn meal
WAS quiet, and prices unchanged. wheat--Tbe
market for prime lots was firm, while inferior quail
ties dull The sales embraced about 10000
bushels including white Western Al 81 0s 81 q; white
Canadian 81 FL red winter unsound 10 good and sound
81 10 81 Is; Milwaukee club, 81 new white Southern
damaged 10 prime, 81 10 81 So new red do. 81 81 rs
for damaged and prime lots; unsound white Wisconsin,
81 12H red Indiana, 81 121t 81 10. Corn lower,
while the sAes embraced about Is 900 bushels including
Western mixed unsound 70 sound and In shipping order
7sc Sc white Southern, $50, and yellow southern 81
90 Ryerhe sales embraced about g. 900 bushels North
s5c. Oats were quiet and steady, M Sic sSc for
State and Western.
Cor7Er The market quiet and sales quite limited
Sales Of 70 bags Java made ct lbc., and 80 bags
Cape at 1okc
lots almost entirely 70 spinners, without change in
acknowledgement we're light To Liverpool,
about bbs crude turpentne were taken al d 1000
bushels grain IN bags al 4d. about $50 bbls rosn n
Ia Cd $50 tons fustc At 12 Cd and 100 bales Of com
messed cotton I'd TO London 700 tons ocake st D.
10 Antwerp about 900 bushels wheat at AKA vessel
w. cbarsered 10 load for Australia APT there vss
good demand for cossrs Eesseis for NE Eastward and
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The Kansas Electton.
oUx KANSAS CORRESPONDENCE.

IAAvNWOhiH UnSi n I's hs6"s', wv
svses q I'll tAs naesior counties - ~ yss cone
hand sus Tie probable vote which cent you few days
ego win doubt b found pretty correct so.ewAs'
singular thas Ne vote In TIE border counties was 20 ono
sided Considering ne close proximity 70 Missouri one
would supposed that The slavery men wosid psn
their hssvs vote in the border counties Qus me oes
asy; Ne party lines were more closely drawn 10 sne N
terior than the border. .
As iar Is have been able 70 ASCERTAIN the election pas
cd of very peacsaby. No riots ssaoong or snooong
erything went of quietly and 70 tho entrc satsscon OF
Mi partes rho total vote of the free STATE party thus
far amunts 10 5000 while that Of the prslAvery party
foos no i los Majority against the EDgsk bill 403.
The following corrected table Of the vote as far rs
kpoWp-