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Auction Card.

rIvHE subserfsr hsvine cnnsnsIzaled arsznsuInnnis
Il sIth Ar, A. r. srstSazk, ekgefi.nces and FFas-
teal Anetieneer, uili attend and Inake szs q Real
Est4fe Steamboats, HeaseAoad furniuFe wIsh zii
dgoT sales- hfAJ. b. SHELLS
HAfS-n
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AN now receiving my Stock Of SPRING AND
Il SUMNER GOODS, % which I invite the attention
of my customers and the public generally.
SAM. PRITCHFTT,
fcb27-im BGSU4A 81 College st.
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Coal Cooking Stores.

vXTE have inst received from Cincinnati a supply q
w Coal COOKING SToyLs which can be rccommen
ded 4 first rate article Also, Coal RANGES SINGLl
DoUBIE OVENS, cheapfor Cash.
WILLIAM STEWART
feb22-1md IL Market street.
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To Wholesale Grocers.
FOR RENT OR SALE.

FINHE Large Brick Warehouse near the Railroad De-
Il pot. A superior location ia every respect for n
Wholesale Grocery business Receiving ana Forward
ing house. Enquire u J. PIoErr Proprctor ar Of the
undersigned. }. A. RICHARDSON.
marl-G NcAlinnviile.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Title 20 of the code was read the second
time and passed.
Senate bill to prevent the killing. of deer at
certain times was rejected.
A number of House messages were disposed
of, and several bills passed the second time.
Adjourned till 81 o'clock, tomorrow.
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l1ew ADVERTISEMENTS.
For cairo and Memphis.

TIME 1ne passenger packet. n -7i
i and regular United States sxzz-sxssS7 |
Mail Steamer, CITY OF HUNS
WILLIE. WASH wEavxR, Master. will leave FRIDAY 4,
March sth. at O'Clock p. NJ, for the above aud all
intermediate ports For freight passage Apply on
beard to A. l.. DAVIS,
mars-.t Agent.
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DIR. LlEINGSFOyE'S GREAT WORK on AFRICA.
The Great Discoveries of the Age.

just really, with Two Maps by Arrowsnith; pOr-
steel and 80 superb Illustrations, one volume,
Price 50 so.
Missionary Travels and Researches in South Afri-
ca including sketch Of Sixteen Years Residence in
the interior Of Africa, and journey from the Cape Of
Good Hope TO Loando On the West Coast; thence
across the continent down the LAmbesi, the
Eastern Ocean. BY DAVID LIVINGSTONE, LID, ID.
c. L. just received by y. HAGAN,
reb5- AZ t Market Street.
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THREE very desirable rooms ever the Pianiers'
il fsaak, suitable foF on,ces- Kntrannes Co1ess
and rnion Slreess- Rsssrasson gives lInrae14lelf.
o. EWfNC, President
deefT-H FlAnisrs' hank-
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1921 ,61S "a
PAYMENTS MADE BY THE BANK.

BY act of the General Assembly passed 9th
February, 1850, the bank was relieved from the
payment of interest on the State debt, and the
annual payments to schools and academies,
and was required to pay her profits semi-anIt
ally into the Treasury.
The books OF the COMPTROLLER Of the Treasury show
that from the passage this act LIST Of October
1851 there paid into the Treasury the profits OF
the Bank, S322, l1O 43
For next two years ending LIST Oct. 1858, 394,sS 81
" " lSt Oct. 1888, IT'S 900 90
LIST Oct. 1851, 5O0,OO0 90
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z ROSENE OILS.
DISTILLED FROM COAL.
lsECuItrsu ny rrrrxfrs PATENT

SSlsSll1kk<D Is a LE lSkks TAI ESlD
II ERosENE ILLUMINATING oII--rbe hight OBJ
any other o fluid heretofore discovered; - mex
plasiSe and viii remain inniad m the very coolest
Weather.
Tie Company recon,neaA as the lamps sesi adapsed
70 tbs Oh, tho keso>Ds f2mFs manufactured by the
following parses. Messuz cOrgoiius a Baker, as by
GA PadelTiaA 4 v. fsaush~oui A Co.. sss Brad
way, the Brokiyn fIf 6iss Co. No Is brad street.
Messrs- nirtx Go. i32 VILLAIN street l. Mercer, iSI
Eia -, aDa h i,~Ards - DpsBe streei, S.l ssm-
pies 81 aiisrrnt - be- oflamt's can b soen Al the
Asnas.sxs LesacsIsSa on, No 4 Prepared 20 suit
the nneEs and all cllrr kihds az Machinery barns
brilliantly IA Locomotive Head IAghts, Car iAnr< all
tbs Ordinary sssAf fiand izmge. and stands great
eeeree cold the best sserm Cd and p aihniEA-
bis adapted % Railfosd and Steamship ase-. 49,
E.fssas1 Ii sllrs Ns.s Akb q Stpsrior
l1bficatgrs u DC found - Poazcs1 Advantages ossr
any osls IN tlas uaskst al nsine prce-~i nss barn
-ha h@.s eeea shes pseissea 70 inse' ms feaa're-
knTszsE bseAox Ca frefaresi expressly tsf
sllil~ ese ana WI BE- teand ADMIRABLY sdslted is'F
tbs q Steamship Men ~ War, NeTrisut fssseis
Lake and River Craft aald barns IN ali the Cahtn
sssisre Blnaacie, Forecasts Lamps, SIGNAL iAn-
Bsnaaols oi wal remain aaia - bong e. hesssysrm
and wui bprn al pigkt uzioui FeqaFing - be nm
med, advantages ulat IN b obvAus - every silip
ne Kerusrns 0siz can BE obsslsef fron DE w.,aie
sale on I4.ers ship chanders, DrafEtzs and Gfocef
N New rerk, zBd shs regularly spIoln,s1 Agents :.
hsss q ihs Oasd stiss he cAaadas, and ne Isi-a'
q Cuba.
Laesi As.sss apsisssa o. conformity win The ruis.
ssszblshed By ms Bard ~ rrasieezl sppicaiio'
10 AUsTENs,
ekzEx<L Ac1xrs. KERlexSE Ca CozrAss,
No. 80 Beaver street, y. n.
y. B-creai.rs ~iih sail rsrteal.rs, sessiron'.l-
prces, ke, ell hc forwarded "a -Iar-tes - above
| fse1f-dsm
pen nass<r.s ~. Batter ~. !. .s : -
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500 REWARD!
VI or Sc ST Oh u " :.

ON Thursday night, about7 or O'Clock, n
" some thief stole from my residence, m TJe-zA
Edgeheld, DARK BAY II LII ", two = ~
years old this spring, some hair on bh SIDES Of her
laws was rubbed OF, no other marks remembered.
She was al extra fine animal viii give SIS for the
recovery OF the mare, and SIS fer the arrest Of the
thief. HIRAM VAUGHN.
febg7-tf
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1,353,2os As
11,703 80
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WANTED.

A GOOD Farm Hand, who also understands garden
~ ing Inquire at the Patriot Once. lJan27-u
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Auction Sale of Groceries
Lanier, Phillips & Co

ON Monday. March Sth, 1858, we
~ will sell for Cash, IN front OF our Warehouse, "A
complete assortment OF Groceries, consisting part
follows, viz:
40 hhds New Sugar; 100 boxes Star Candles
200 bags Coffee: 100 hlfs qrs. do;
rs hbs. New MOlasses; IS boxes selected W
40 bbs. crushed and DOW Cheese;
dered Sugar; 100 bbls. White Whisky
~ Kits Mackcrel Is n Y. Brandy;
$50 pSgs NJ. r. Raisins is "a Holland Gin;
sacks Almonds; 800 kegs Nails:
II cases Sardines: IS dog. Painted Buckets;
90 boxes Cove Oysters; so nests Tubs
10 bags Pepper; IS boxes starch;
25 chests Tea: $50 Soap:
20 bales Cotton THine; rs DOyle's Candles
IS coils Rope; 100 doz Mason s Backing;
- cases Matches; 100 boxes FlasSs:
Together with numerous other articles 10 make up
complete sale. LANIER, PHILLIPS x CO.,
mar It'd No. 80 Market street.
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yOMN BROWNE.

cornor Of Deadsrick Street and the Square.
rs IN receipt % very desirable Goods Spring and
j. SKINNER csoths, cassimcrs, aud Fancy vestings,
suitable for Geptenens var Furnishing Sos'ds VI
every description and the most desirable styles
JOHN BROWNE.
marz-Im Merchant faiior.
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STRAYED.

ON the End inst n large fine LIGHT BAY r.
~ HORSE, aboat ten years old, rides well, J,s<sS
TO particular marks reeollected. A liberal : 2 =
reward win be given for his recovery any infcrma-
ton eft At this olco which viii enaele the owner to
get him. mar4-u
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Culture of Cotton.

The Milledgeville (Ga.) Recorder publishes
the suboned letter from an extensive and
successful planter, giving his system of Gull
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FOR RENT.

Over VESTS Music sfere, Union ss..
febes-im NASHVILLE rESN.
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The Capital of the Bank Of Ten


Gov. HARRIS. in answer to a call for infor-
nation, transmitted to the House of Repre-
sentatives, Tuesday, a message from which we
make the following extract showing the CAPT
tai of the Bank of Tennessee, whence derived,
and the profits realized upon it, since the Bank
has been in operation:
Having no record in my Office containing
the information sought by House resolution,
No. :, transmitted a copy Of the same to
the President of the Bank of Tennessee, with
a request that he would report to me such in
formation as the books of the Bank would iur-
nish; in answer to which have received from
him communication with tabular statements
marked A, B, G, ID, f. and F., which here
with transmit to the House. From these Ia
bles. and thorough examination of the vari-
GUS reports of the Comptroller of the Treasu-
nv. am enabled to answer the various ques-
tons propounded by the resolution:
The CAPITAL SroCK of the Bank of Ten
nessee, with the date when paid into the Bank,
rs shown by table ''B, is composed of the fol-
lowing items:
July l. 1898 TOT Proceeds OF million OF dollars
July l. 1915. of 6's State bonds, payable 80 years
date and dated 18th May, 1888 interest payable
semi-annually
In New York ,........... $1,000 900 90
School Fund. 266 ,299 05
School Fund OcOcc land 600 406 ~
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Sl46,31i 10

8o,OVO,UIO
This amount includes the dividends
ceived upon the Union and Planters
Bank stock, amounting TO .......... Sl46y3l3 10
Which taken from the profits leaves as
the result of the operations of the
Bank OF Tennessee for nineteen and
half years, nett profit OF. 80 1858 500 II
Table Az also shows the rate per cent per
annum, ranging from 6S-l00 to Is per cent,
which the Bank has made upon her ca ital.
1t is proper, however, to remark, that the
calculations which produced this result, are
based upon what is termed actual capital, -
and not upon the amount of money actually
paid into the bank as capital This table
shows that the 'actual capital" of the bank
has for several years been fuctuating, being
diminished by the failure of their debtors,
&c. and increased by the collection of debts
which had been changed off as lost.
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BIRD CAGES.

I'VE have great variety Of beautiful mKD CAGEs,
w the handSomest assortment brought 20
Nashville which We will sell cheap for cash.
feb2O-u MCKENZIE a WILSON.
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Spring and Summer Goods.

feb22-lnd
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rVrustee Sale.

DY virtue of Deed OF Trust, executed TO me as
ID Trustee, bearing date 5th October, 1855 and reg
istered in the Registers Office in Davidson cocnty book
No. % page 81, will sell in the Courthouse yard
to the highest bidder, ON SATURDAY, THE Sd DA
OF APRIL. 1855
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amusemeuts.
GRISPsS GAXETY.
s. ThaIberg,s Concert.

UENRY YIEUXTEAIPS, assisted by Madam BERTHA
Il i JoHANNsES, Miss KEMP, SIGNoR ARDAvANI E HAS,
hacker will take place in this city early in March.
fah23-tf -
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N EW BOOKS

Hide and Seek; Novel BY wlEie Collins, An
thor OF Z" The Dead Secret &C, &e.
Planters Northern Bride; BY Caroline Ice Hentz
Linda; Z" -
Robert Graham; 4" Fl"
Rena; or, The Snow Bird; 90 q"
Marcus Warland;
Courtship and Marriage; +" 80"
Eoline; or, Magnolia Vale; q I"
Love after Marriage; '' "a
Helen and Arthur; -"
The Banished Son; d" %
The Lost Daughter;
The Lost Heiress; BY Mrs. southwortn-
The Discarded Daughter;
The Deserted Wife;
The Missing Bride;
Retribution; % r.-..
The Initials; A love Story of Modern Life.
Mabel Vaughan and the Lamp Lighter.
further supply just received by
febl3-u =. HAGAN, Market 81.
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Auction Sale of Groceries
KIRKPATRICK, NEVINS & co.

" clock, A. N, We viii olIer for sale IN front Of our
Warehouse:
so hhds. New Sugar; 81 bbls. Holland Gin;
200 bags Coffee; 20 90 Vinegar;
SO bbls. New Crop Molas- 200 boxes Glassware;
ses; 100 "a Tobacco, yari
so pkgs. Mackerel Fish; Gus brands;
100 hxs. VI. T. Raisns; 1000 bags fine salt;
100 half do do; 10000 hne Segars, various
100 quar-. do. do; brands;
800 kegs Nails; 100 boxes Star Candles;
$50 bbls. Cincinnati Wits so - Starch:
ky various brands; so bNs. Cognac Brandy:
so bbls Bourbon Whisky: 20 Matches:
so - Monongahela do: rs coils Cotton Rope;
SO 90 Am Brandy; 100 cases Fresh Peaches;
u cases Sardnes; 200 boxes Cheese.
terces Figs; 10 terces Rice.
With many other articles in the Grocery line.
KIRKPATRICK, NEYINS & c
feb 27-td KSuAA
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For the Cold Weather.
To our Old Customers s. Friends
R. RUSSELL.

uARPfRs MAGAZINE, for March, la.s received
Ill BY = hAGAS,
fch1s,-n Market street-
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PROFITS OF THE BANK.

Table ga" shows that the aggregate
profits Of the Bank from it origin 20
January l, 1855, is.........e..... 81 266 ,oss I;
And that within the same period she has
debts, ..'.................... 76I ,O74 Q:
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Four beautiful Building Lots.

Nos 81 %, % and 80, Cumberland street. in Hall S
Addition 10 Nashville, the equity Of redemption is
waived The Lots each front so feet and will be
particularly described the day of SALE Such title
is vested in Trustee will be executed pur-
chasers. Terms made known in due time.
n. HoBSoN, Trustee.
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lust received and opened large stock OF Landreh s
q Garden Seeds, warranted fresh; consisting in the
usual varieties brought to this market, 10 which he
would call the attention Of Families and Gardeners.
10. G. BROWN,
jan20-f No. 43 College Street.
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Total amount paid into Trea -ury,

Total amount paid into Treasury, 81 39l 1855 81
II will be by examining table ''C'
that from the organization II the bank
up 10 July 1919, she had paid for the
use of schools and academies, 81 ,29S 600 90
Also interest on State debt, ,3T1 ,5Z9 20
Interest Sute debt,
which accrled from LIST
July, 1919, 9th Feb,
1850, and which should
have been charged TO the
account OF interest
state debt instead Of the
Treasury, stated by
the report Of the Bank
of lS5i % CPS IS
Total amount of interest on State debt
paid by the bank, sl,472,l57 Ga
The same table shows thai the bank pail
mant Of rivers, ..................... es,375 Sc
origin 10 LIST january, 1855, -. 4,23O,522 IS
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Total amount of capital stock

Total amount of capital stock
paid Ill,
By reference to table a." il
will be seen that the bank
reports her capital on LIST
Jan, 1858, including stock
in the Union and Planters
Banks TO be,
Which, when taken from the
amount actually paid in,
shows that she has sustain.
ed u loss Of her capital a
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July /, 1889, to Surplus
July /, 1910. revenue
deposited with the State by
act of Congress, $1,000.
1875. Proceeds of sales Of
public lands, .............
Aggregate OF cash capital &C
tuaIly paid into the bank
1856. State stock in the u.
MON Bank ,...............
School Fund Stock il
Shiilc ,.-. $3.50.
School Fund Stock in Plan
ters' Bank,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

ssle, q eco a. a. -ss1s>- Ord, whsi.s.,.,>-
tr'ds - n rre stys, ard pre-. az sr.,,, - r.
beIs "a s.~ BEDFORD, ~ 9S 2 Tai sa.S % q :
slovfy a., s,ss6y NJ. ~ ''1~r tt<. !.
RO|i>loSs-Th. Pork marie: u h-s~x. -
fer. sne .. ossnnss sral. sAlss q ~ III. . .s
81 ~ for Ness els = 'og Thin Ms 40 ~ ~ -
CLsr. and us ga si5 A. ior Prime Re- = I,
firmly hid snd ! M. shlnisnt ssIe. = q ~.
SO for Country Aess' sl5 1SesB s.. for R~n.sl a
and lSG 80 u. ior Es,ra Besf Hsn. s.-cs
sss of sus o's % Old a. lc. G., Mra,. A. H. -. w.
sales Of -, hccs a. Sc fr shcuilsrs an Z, RS, S
Bacon !. s.ssdy sals. q 2icr C-sr >so-. W Hs
market. SSt-,
RlCE-Ths bushes. IS very nodsrs,-. Price. A.
SUGARS dui sn. "a her h-axy: a.. az - ~ ttsl
7iassc. Refined are daii sna h-.sy start, -. q
ar. reduced =. s,Dc. IL ms, tSsy arr La.f IL 49,
lie: Cr,le Crushed. Ice Groun1 a,e 'e-' s'ss.,
sALT-Ws note sales of $500 ssck. As,,o-.. 49,. -.
pool Ground pr Universe private term. - ~ -.
TEtS-Pendins be sale Announced dor .o-,,o--
oniy moderate inquiry. the feeling eS hiht-, y.
WHlskl-Th. market Is qcrt the d@u.,s .-st--'S-
Of asH bk. % 2f. the ArteT rate Coz U.-.
MHALEBONf is rAfh.r lsf. owing rxr-Iv - -.
pre'en.on. Of hoidsrs small parcel q ocSo,, s.,-
a; 81 as cash. =" 40
IRON-Sco,ch piF ~. slowly a, s,sssv -,,.....,
.. = ees! 3 70, mouths, a, TO s-s.iy -"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

LHE-cu Tb1rasy, Ser. 10, z '--s, f'h--.' >
Of William II. ard Aos. -. L. q, NJ lite "A
Tie ,ea AID Trends q h family sI. Tsp. -.
% s.;.rd he fusral from so. Nest Ih.rtylHI
n. fFresyl az. moon ocok. ~;Ao-- ilfiSsi =
MARTIy-op wedue.day sr. IS a. consuHr,'of Anns u
Marin ca xh.er Of toe ale Cap, Ds'c NALL 3- ~
- "A ts-
fr.ral s.rr.. az he fesidsne. Of neE 1 MS - ' "a
NJ Abiusdou plso- door froui Gr.-nSlcn So; ~
FRIDAY the I'm .ns,- a. 2. oe 'och = u NJ i'A
.sseu' n P..hsbeul Penn, ior NJ rfneA-
Phi.sesl. tis snd Trslton paEeTi pi.sse c"IJ.
NcCARTY-'u Nov ori.srs. snc1y- y z :, o. 80 =
f.ver CLsr.. A. NJ Csry Of Ss~-fort aged - S
morris.
OLpBIyG-Op Thsdsy. SEP. i. Mrs S'sn VaI-. .s' q
- v.ar. widow u he as Henry Oer1-E na'4's o.
Tto .snas 81 he fsry sla ;ae ubr, o ~ ~ NJ
Cfrrh az iuv-ed 20 s;'snd ne aera On s.lnNs =
a. n from the Asyl in Tssr'eth street. ts,"esu -
and Third sysHn~s -. n
posT-Ip Brooslyn q T-e.dsy. sF. Il, DA0is W. fo''
tFsd % years.
ROBNsOS-Iu .his ciy, T-esdsy, srp' ~ oi lingering
eous1mt-ion Nr Roher- Rotinson, aged - years.
sTypsOy-A- No fS2 West Fo1r-een-h srse- on Wssn.s
esv s@r l5 e. 10 o'elocs, of cor.estlol ne oH' A-'
L. sinspsou aged 70 years, moths ard e-y-
TOLERTON-In Flashns, Tue-isy norninH. sep,. ~
Robsrt H. Toerton he Sfh year Of his age AZ oa "o
ian. oi Sew-Yors Guy. -,
tn. r.is,ye, AID friends Of he AMY fespfay nFt-d
"a a-f.ud u. funeral from he reiosrre % ts
~ Elisha Forte.. No llO South olr-n s;re' WI ans
b-,b On Friday the l7h Inst, q. 20-.o,k III, fsEAs'
~ o. taIeL toGTeenvooc CsIns.ery.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17
QUARANTINE tFFAIRS.

One death from yellow fever wa reported yesterday
a. having occurred on the steansr Columbia ying at
the upper Quarantine. TIE victim IN this case wa a
man engaged on the steamer, VINO took u since the
arrival of the yes-.l He died of the black vOrnit,
and was to be buried on Thu7sdsy evening.
Eifty pol;eemen came down from the city on the
steamer DR.. Kane, early yesterday morning. ior the
purpose. il was se.d, Of protecting d.. Thompeon
while proceeding rom Quarantine 70 tie Court Tow
being held in S;apleton. There appears to be no ne
ces,;tv. however for the presence OF the force.
A difficulty was spprehended between the military
and citizens la,, evening owing to the determination
Of the Csleton Board Of Health 10 enforce their reg
ua,ion prohibiting the burial Of the Quarantine dead
outside Of the inolosure. Two bodies were 10 be
buried on Thursday night, and the military had criers
TO protect the State authorities.
Mr. McCanna, the daughter Of Carroll, the livery
stable keeper, whose case reported day two
since, died yesterday Of yellow fever. This lady, it
will be remembered lived within tine injected district.
This portion Of Tompkinsville has been placed under
strict regulations, no persons being allowed 20 60
within il, and all the former residents having been re-
moved II /. hoped that with care no more cases Of
fever will occnr Outside Of the nclosure.
The Mayor and the Commissioners OF Emigration
visited Quarantine yesterday, IN company with Deputy
Superintendent Carpenter and 20 Metropolitan Police
men, They were conveyed thither in the steamer DR..
Kane. The police were sent down IN anticipation OF a
with the villagers, while the Hospital employees
were burying some bodies As IL was necessary to
carry the bodies through the village in or
der 10 reach the place Of BURIAL and a. the
inhabitants had declared they should not, it was
deemed necessary to have police force to prevent
any outbreak. On more mature deliberaton by the
Mayor and others il agreed that the bodies should
be buried in the night time. The police force returned
TO the city lat night.
The military encampment draws forth a large nnin-
Der of spectators. On Wednesday night the heavy
storm made trouble ID the camp by blowing over
tents and drenching the men, not one Of the soldiers
escaped the force Of the storm. All the old tents have
been removed and replaced by the Sb,ey tent, sI i'm
provenent over tie ordinary ones.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17
Msrkets,....Ue .Ueporied bg TslegronS

Nyw.OsLE.Ns. SEPT: is-CoTroS morr sc,i,- q. a, a.
vsucs Of lc; ssl. to-day 4sS bales MdSlns lie Eor,
.tesdy q, rs for ,rvrtine. Red WHrAr 81 Yes. Cox.
75c. CorFsE firm at loic. for prime RIO
NEw-ORLGss, Sept i6-CorroS-Prees s,if,t, Ia, nc.
higher .ses to-day aoo bales NoLassts i For,
dun a. fs. CoR>-A declining tendency. sale. ea<s
LARD, II ldi3.c. FREIeHrs-Cotton ~ Havana SIS.
RUFFALo. sspis ub-r l66 p. m.-~kLopR dal pri'es
changed sses 5000 bbls at ~ 2S for s's,e, tS6sSb "a
rood to chofr brands sup.r6ne indiana Michigan and
adam and IS 5 for good choice extrs DO. Wsslr
firm demand fair. sales So0o0 bush. at satc tl kf
wautee Club; 10 for red Ohio and No new red wexa
Illinois. Com hrner demand fair sales 250o b. sh. cs
SSc for good prime. RYE steady; sslss 40 bush. sA
hesyy: sales ieoo bush. 81 isc. WHISKY steady ss
bbs Of Bic. CANAL FRrIeHrs unchanged Receipts hfas
last - hours: Folr $40 bbs Whea, l6 81 bush ce.
Ss bush. Oats $50 bush. Rye e42 bush Barley. ~ he.
CANAL sHfPxENTs-four, 5,ss bbis.i Wheat 81 i1ssSl
Corn, - s!8 bush.
for Supertne Eurs. WHISKY ac with good demand
CHICAGO, Sept. l6-FLorR active. WHkAr qus: & ~
Com firm st SIC. oars firm SHIPMENTS TO Bufa,o n.A
bushels What, 5000 bushels Corn sHPNESTs 20 0ssss
5o0 bushels Corn. RgcePrs: s0t bbl. Flour Vo nral
Wheat, 5000 bushels Corn.
OswESo, Sept. l6--FLors IL steady WHgtr In demand
sales Of 5000 bus 2) for good Whit Canada tl
for White Western inelndins Red Indiana at Si2 Goa,
In, tive. Canal FssGHrs steady At previous L,s
IMpoRrs-l0 bbls. Flour, 80 so bush Wheat cAxsL d.
PosTs--5oo0 bush. Wheat, 1900 bush Corn.
CScNsAri, sept- lS-FLouR unchsnted Ex'rs, sra
IS TO- sspsrins, ~ SSa$i 10. Pxo'isloss dal Bar
LssD, letc.
PHILoELrHn. Sept. is-PLouR unchansed war,r-t-
CoAS sctiye st s2os2c. Provisions dull WHISKY dalS
Tlds
CHICAGO, Sept. I5--FLors steady. waEAr active NJ.
Coss dun, and ". h~er. SHIPMENTS TO BufyALo-hss
bush Wheat Sc00 bush Com; 20 Osweso4 600 bush VssE
REcEpTs-l,seo bhIs Flour 5000 essh. Wheat, $50 ssl