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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NEW VOLUMES
FOUR GREAT BRITISH REVIEWS,
Edinburgh, North British, Westminster, and
London Quarterlies, and BiackwOOd,s
Edinburgh Magazine, .MOnthlyJ
COMMENCED WITH JANUARY, 1858.
Terms SUBSCRIPTION
Any Review Backwood, IS Il year. Black wood
and Review-or any Reviews, &. The four Re-
views and B!ackwood, $40 -Four copies address
POSTAGE (Which should be paid Quarterly in advanye
the four Reviews and Biackwrod any Post Office the
United States enly 50 cents year. Namely "a
year each Review, and "a cents year Blackwoud.
Address, L. SCOTT & CO.. Publishers,
81 Gold Street, Corner Fulton, New York.
April l, 1858. 27-ts
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J. w. JOHNSON,

J. w. JOHNSON,
Attorney at Law, Raleigh, n. C..
"ILL ATTEND PARTICULARLY AND PROMPT
w y to the collection of all kinds of claims renewing
and dscounting in Bank hiring and renting proper
ty and buying and selling real estate commission Re-
fer 10 Charles Dewey Cashier Bank of the State w H.
Jones Cashier Bank of Cape Fear. w. j. Hawkins Presi
dent Rrleigh ana CASTOR Railroad, and G. W. Mordecai
President of the Bank of the State
All tiers enclosing money must be registered Office
on Fayetteville ST., opposite the Market Square.
Sept 22. s7-tf
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FIR ENCH'S HOTEL,
Corner of Frankfort Street and City Hall Square, opposite
the City Hall,
NEW YORK CITY.
This Hotel is conducted on the
European Plan of Lodging Rooms,
and meals they be ordered the spacious efecory
There is BARRIERS Shop with Baths in connection there
with This popular Hotel is in the immediate vicinity of
mercantile business and the principal places of Amuse
men and offers inducement to those who consult
convenience and ecnnomy.
Those going to Cafrna Europe, will be furnished
with all the information they DESIRE and also be pro-
tected from imposition in the purchase of passage tickets
x. FRENCH, Proprietor.
N: B.. Beware of Runners who say are full, many
are interested in saying
March Is, 1858. 23-3m.
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BARRON c. WATSON. GAsroN MEAREs.
WATSON MEARES,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
"a Burlins Slip,
NEW YORK.
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO SALE OF SOU
- thern produce
Dec. r. 7-swtf.
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spRINa TRADE, re.

.-- SPRIEG TRADE,
HA AMILTON q G r. A AM,
Importers and JObbers,
VX7II. EXHIBIT ON AND AFTER THE FIRST OF
w M,rch full and we-Selec,ed stock of FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS which will be disposed
of the lcwest prices Merchants frum the South and
West invited to call and examine the old stand Of
Paul McIlwane No. =" Sycamore Street. Petersburg, Va.
~ Strict attention given to orders
F. brlarv lH, 1858. 15-1y.
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4RLANK LAND DEEDS, OF THE LATEST AND
rost approved FORM just printed and for sale the
STANDARD" office. =
Also Wrts, Subpoenas, Warrants aid variety of other
blanks. : ; -.
Aug. 25. "a
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NEW GROCERY WAREHOUSE.
RETAIL,
No. Is, FAYETTEVILLE STREET.
DOYSTER, JONES & MOORE RESPECT
IL fully that they have associated themselves
in the FAMILY GROCERY BUSINESS, in this City. In
presenting their claims for public patronage. they would
that their business will be conducted strictly the
CASH PRINCIPLE. Awaiting themselves of the advan-
tages afforded by Cash purchases they will be enabled
offer their Stock the reasonable ters-the prn
cple of their business being xaaA p,s anil quick returns
They have just returned from the North and daily
receiving their stuck, which embraces everything requisite
for family They respectfully solicit call.
JAMES NJ. ROYSTER
JOSEPH JONES,
JAMES A. MOORE.
Raleigh, jail. 80, 1883. s-h
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Book Binding.
JOHN III. DeCARTERE1 & SON.
RALEIGH, N. C.. ,.s
4 RE STILL CARRYING ON THE BOOK BINDING
"A business in all branches at the old stand
Turner's N. G. Bookstore
Their increased facilities will enable them to execute the
binding Periodicals. Newspapers Music &C., with promp-
ness and dispatch, at New York prices. ,
Books sent to them fro any part of the State with di-
rections will be md in style desired boxed and sent
- JNO. h. DECARTERET L SON,
Raleigh N. C.
April 25, 1855 45-m
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SOLICITORS, BLANKS.

SOLICITORSs BLANKS. =
HNHE FOLLOWING BLANK FORMS OF INDICT-
ments just printed and for sale at the Standard Office
to wit:
Retailing without License,
Assault and Battery,
ARRAY,
Selling Liquor to y Slave,
Trading with Slaves,
Cohabiting with Slave,
FurncatiOn and Adultery,
Carrying Firearms, &c.
Price 81 per qure. ~ All blanks not on nand' prnteo
to order. W
June g.
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SALE OF NEGROES.-IN PURSUANCE OF "A
~ Deed of Trust made tine undersigned the l4th
July, 1857 and recorded in the Registers office of Wake
county book No 81 page 622 shall prceed to sell At the
Court Honse door in the City of Monday tho
18th Of May next, & g - .S r
Fourteen Likely Negroes. n
consisting of men, girls women and children. Among
them several excellent cooks >
TERMS The sale will be made credit Of six months.
the purchaser giving bond bearing interest from day Of
sale, with approved security. - ~ A
LAND FOR SALE e., 8 ssssssss5s
OFFER FOR SALE under the Deed above referred to-
Tract Of Land Immediately the Smhfc,d rnsd ab0nt
three miles from Raleigh, containing ONE. HUNDRED.
AND NINE ACRES. 1t adjons the lands Of John Hutch
ins, ESQ.,, Dr. K. B. Haywood, and others ss@.fs
TERMs-A credit of Twelve months will be given, with
interest from time Of SALE and title made when the pur-
chase money is paid. !. - ...s.- ssSs:S ~
Raleigh, April II. 1858, 32-tMayl7.5 &:
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IT OFFER FOR SALE MY STEAM SAW MILL. SIT-s
i UATE3 at Morrisyille Depot The mill is nearly -
good new, having been used about anda half and
to which other machinery may be attached Rst
mill with it, which operates IS well Is Is run
wishing to purchase, would do we'll to apply SOON ~ =
avorabiy known, and win not remain long in market
D..arher TX ssEsss.5. - q lll-tf s
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B Ian X s.

BLA NKS.
TUNHE FOLLOWING BLANKS ARE FOR SALE AT
II the Standard Office, at the F 'ces annexed, viz:
Blank Warrants Is cents per qus Superior County
Court witness and jury tickets, Subpoenas Writs FFas
Appearance Bonds Bonds Barstardy Bonds.
Appreni Bonds heris Deeds, Marriage Licenses.
&c. each 81 per quire
When any Of the above ordered by 1p ad-
ditioa each quire must be sent to prepa stsge
ANY blank will be printed to order when nat less than
six qures ordered
Nav Is, 5o-
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HAMILTON e CARTER,

HAMILTON & CARTER, ei
Florists, Nurserymen T. Landscape Gardeners,
Z RALEIGH. y. C. 3 s5a5
All kinds Of Garden aud Flower Seed Ornamental Trees
reenhoase Plants Flowers Vases &c supplied on favor
able terms. zzss3 = -. =,
Msy i, 1856. 8oTtLsSs
~ nv. q. u. DEEMS SPEECH ON THE:
w. A sal ITH before the .ktsylnsd Conier-
it.,S:sts 81 II - y,rs1 % II S6ESftsA
SIS S0uthdOwn md D1csd s.. tI "a !,
Iszis g .s;AaEl s 49,
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ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,


Counsellor and Attorney at Law,
RALEIGH, n. c.,
Will attend the County and Superior Courts of Wake
Johnston and Chaham the Superior Conrts New Han.
over and Sampson and the Terms of the Federal Courts
and supreme Court of North-CaIolina at Raleigh.
Office the one formerly occupied by the late Hon. WILL
a. Haywood, Jr.
Raleigh, May %. 52--sw.
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n: EW BOOKS FOR THE YOUNG
~ Youths Progressive Drawing Book-F'rst Ste.'.
g d" Second
Step by Step; FRS, Lessons for Children.
Step by Step; Early Lessons M. =.
My Mother; by Conlus beautiful coored pictures.
The Life of a Ship,
Mister Fox. Wife and Young Ones,
The Boy who turned INTO u Monkey
The Butierfy's Ball and the Grasshopper's Feast,
Evil Deeds and Evil Consequences colored pictures
The Giant Killer; or the battle which all must fight.
Ruby Family or ba tlng with the World.
Hudsons Bay; by the au,hor f Tho Young Flu, t. a.
ders"
The Bible IIour Scripture Lessons for the little
at home.
NJ Balantyne
W. L. POMERoY.
Raleigh, March 90, 1858. "a
NEW BOOKs.---KNOwLEDGE Is POWER, BY
II Charles Knight.
History of Texas-By Youkum.
The Hills Of the Shattemuck.-By the author of the
{" Wide, Wide World
Tuckernan's Essays-By H. T. Tuckerman.
Literary Criticsnls.-Ry Horace Bnney Wallace, Esq.
Art Scenery in Eurupe with other Papers-By Horace
Bnney Wallace, Esq
The Bible in the Woudshop.-By Mears.
Autumnal Leaves-By L. Maria Child
Aurorah Leigh, a New POEM by Ass Browning.
The Forum By David Paul Brown.
For sale by ". L. POMEROY.
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Missionary Travels and Researches in South
Africa, s s
xNSLUDING A SKETCH OF SIXTEEN YEARS
residence 10 the Interior af Africa and Journey
The Cape of Good Hope to Loauda the West Coast:
thence the Continent down the River Zambes to
the Eas ern Ocean: by DAVID LIVINGSTONE LIZ d. D.
L-Fellow of the Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons
Glasgow Corresponding Member Of the Geographical and
Statistical Sciety of New York. Gold MedaIit and Cor
responding Member of the Royal Geographical Societies of
London and Paris .Is97s-
W. L. POMEROY.
Raleigh, April-7, 1858. a9-
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION BOOKS -,.ssS
lxu WINNERS PIANO FORTE PRIMER-A new and
complete method of learning to play the Piano Forte
without Master.
In this work the rudments of Music explained in
and simple manner while Melodies Scales and Exer
cises introduced which calculated est and
advance the Pupil To which is added choice
of the newest Songs Po!kas Marches Watzes Quarlles
and Opera Airs before published in any similar work
Price FIFTY CENTS
Also on The same plan
WINNERS GUITAR PRIMER.
WINNERS VIOLIN PRIMER,
WINNERS FLUTE PRIMER
WINNERS ACCORDION and
FLUTINA PRIMER.
Price of each FIFTY CENTS
Raleigh, March 20, 1885, A
lpLANK LAND DEEDS, OF THE LATEST AND
RIOS inst nrn nd f,re olo <ho
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v.oL. VIII. il.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
QUENT. BUSBEE,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
FAYErrEvlLLE Sr, RALEIeH, N. C.
VIII promptly attend any business intrusted to him
IN the United States and State Courts; and with the Ex
ecqve or other departments Of the State Government
July l.. Gift.
E BROCK HOLDEN
ACTING OFFICER FOR CASWELL co.
WILL ATTEND TO ALL CLAIMS ENTRUSTED
LIE sbnrg, N. G: -
March 2, 1858. IS.
WOLFE & CAIRNS,
MANUFACTURES DEALERS WHOLESALE RETAIL, IN
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, CARPET-BAGS, &C., &C.,
Is Bollingbrook Street,
PETERSBURG, VA
July IA. ely.
WILLIAM HI. BAILEY.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Has Removed TO YANcEYvlLLE n. C.
He will practice in the several Courts Of Orange Aamance
and CaswelI
April y, ls5s 29-lm.
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A. M. McPHEETERS & Co.
WHOLESALE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
WHIPS Wharf-NOrfolk,
HAVE IN STORE A FULL STOCK OF ALL
LII articles in their lpe which they ofer accomodat
ing ternls:-
Sugars.-N O.. P. R. and Cuba in Hhds. and Bbls,
Crushed, Puversed and soft crushed in Bbls.
MOIasses.-Prme n. o. bright and heavy, Cuba,
P. R., and English island.
Cofee.-la0 Bags fair to prime Rio,
" 100 Bags prime green Laguara,
80 Mats genuine Old Government Java.
Salt.-l,00 Sacks G. A. Salt.
Lime.-l.on0 Bbls Thomaston, in fine order
SOaps.-Pale. Brown Toilet and CASTLE Soaps.
Candies.-Sperm, Chemical. Adamantne and Mould
Candles.
Sundries.- Brooms. Buckets. Wrapping Paper, Twine,
Grain and Ground Spices Ground Coffee Mustard Choco
late, Olive Oil, TLbaccu and Segars Teas &C., &C., &c.
April 9, 1853. 29-H
N. B. Special attention given to the sale Of FLOUR,
COTTON and NAVAL STORES Commission.
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SOUVENIRS OF TRAVEL. BY MADAME O(
- TAVIA WALTON LEVERT,
For Sale by
W. .POMEROY.
Raleigh, Dec. 1S. 1l2-
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Law COPartnership.

HI. w. MILLER & G. w. BROOKS,
RALEIGH. N. c.,
HAVING ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES TOGETHER
LII in the practice of the law in the County Courts, will
promptly all business entrusted their
They will attend the County Courts of Wake Johnston,
Nash Franklin, Granville, Person and Orange.
Office Fayetteville Street, above the Lawrence Hotel
where one or the other may be constantly found.
JAM 9, 1853. 3-tf
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RAIE1GH. n e. WEDNESDAY, NAY S. 1888.
BUsrEEss CARDS.

DRY GOODS-SPRlNG, 1888.
STEVENSON, WEDDELL 4 Co..
WHOLESALE DEALERS
FRENCH, GERMAN, BRITISH 4 AMERICAN FABRICS
HAVE NOW IN STORE A COMPLETE AssSORT-
= Ii ment of and seasonabe Dry Goods, for the
Spring and Summer Trade.
Special att. nton is solicited from the North Carolina
and Virginia Merchants. l-.
JOHN STEVENSON,
'--s JAMES WEDDELL4
WIN. H. CROW,
Nos. 7s and 80, Sycamore Street, Petersburg Va,
March 8, 1858.
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A CARD.
PERCIvAL L GRANT, ARCHITECTS AND CIVIL
ENGINEERS,
GoDD1N's HALL, RICHMOND VA.
"AvING SOME IMPORTANT BUILDINGS (FOR
IL which they supplied Designs) to snperntend in this
State have found it necessary to open branch Office in
Raleigh (second floor Smiths Brick Buiding where they
will be prepared to suppy-DEsIeNs WoRklSG DRAwNGs
ings, and laying off Ornamental Grounds
Address Box lu6, Raleigh, N. c.,
Box 1928, Richmond, Va.
vacancy for artced pupil of good habits and edu-
catiun.
Raleigh, Jan. 20, 1885, s-6m.
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Important National Works!
N APPLETON Il CO., NEW YORK, ARE
lVO issuing a series of valuable National Works,
comprising
An Aidgment If the Debates in Congrsss fom 1889 to
1856. by Hon. 7Hos. H. Benton-to be completed in Is
Royal Octave Vols, 7ao Iages each. Six Volumes now
ready for delivery. Also,
nrao American Cych,pedia-5 Vols. $50 pages each
of the important Works of modern times. Also
Amerie1n EIoque"ce-a collection of Speeches of the
most eminent Orators of America from James Otis to s.
S. Preutis with splendid steel Porraits-in Volumes
ready for delivery.
Subscriptions received by the Agent at the Marlborough
House.
Raleigh, March 80, 1858. 26-tf
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A.. M. NOBLE,

A. M. NOBLE,
LATHROP. LUDINGTON & co.
IMPORTERS WHOLESALE DEALERS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
Nos. % 2s Park Place. and 20 4 % Murray Street,
Between Broadway and Church St,
NEW YORK.
R. D. LATHROP,
C. H. LUDlNGTON,
]. H. MORRISON,
w. FAXUN,
r. J. HUNTER.
January 9, 1858. l2- IT,
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SALE OF NEGROES.-rURSUAHf 10 THE
- uruyisions Of Deed Of TINS. nadeto the 2Sd
day Of February A. d. 1857 and rtrded in Book No. y,
Page 474 Isfa proceed to sell the Court House door
the t7h IT May next TWO NEtIRO MEN Described =
said Deed Of Trust - - ~
p.,.;ot MI % fasa- 80 s
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April Is, 1858.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-05
A NEW PARTY.

A few Of the disappointed and restless aspirants
who professedly belonged to the Democratic party,
and who for the last few months have been aboring
in the ranks Of the Black Republicans talking
about organizing a party. The elements of the
new party to be composed of the aforesaid sore
! headed Democrats, Black Republicans KnOW-Noth-
ngs and all the odds and ends of factions opposed to
! the great national Democracy. This wonderful
scheme has been seized upon with great avidity by
some of the Know Nothing and old Wing journals,
which have neither cast influence with any party.
The raucOr of these decaying old foges is mani
tested in their rejoicings the imaginary defeat
aud destruction of the Democratic organization.
Every little difference of opinion among Democrats
is nagn6ed into an irrecOncilabe division, and
these prophets Of evil eroak forth their notes Of gee
if they thought their own elevation to follow
the downfall Of Democracy. We have lived long
enough prove the falsty Of all such prognostica-
tons The Democratic party is too full of vgor and
recuperaive power to be crushed by the discomfort
or the detection Of fe grUmbleTs. Democracy is
essentially the principle Of the people, and when the
Democratic party dies out the union Of the Republic
dies with it. is the sole barrier between the
stitLton and the reckless sectional parties which
have long been assailiDg its integrity Let the
Democratic party be permanently dIsOrganized and
destroyed, and the union Of the States will soon
cease to exist. The Heterogeneous materials which
may combine and stick together for that purpose
would no sooner find themselves victorious, than
their natural incOngrOusness would be made mani
fest, and they would fall asunder like rope of sand
and in the violent contentious which would follow
the union would be severed and the constitution
shivered to fractions.
Whether the bitter old dilapidated partizaus to
which we have referred, would rejoice at such
result as this we only conjecture by their past
conduct.
We DO not wish to be unchsritable, but we really
fear, that so intense is the malignity of some Of
these parties, that they would rejoice at anything
III hoe
so often crushed out their hopes of victory, and
thirst for the spells. We reiterate the matured
opinion that the existence of the Democratic party
and the Union will be CO extensive-that when the
! party pershes under the combined forces of Sec
tiOnal factions, the Union will likewise perish and
the days of peace aud power and prosperity to this
great country be among the things that Vsrs.-BaIi
more Republican.
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We find in The Cincinnati CemmsTeial the following
account Of fugitive slave case. in which " Mr..
MoDOUeA1" figures. It is proper to say that Mr..
McDou0A1 never was connected With the UEIoN AND
AMERIoAS in any capacity, and further, we do not
even know who sc Mr.. McDoUaAE Is.
TRz LAST FUGuIvE SLAVE CASE Mr.. McDou-
gal who was arrested day before yesterday, at the
wharf by q Police officer, on a charge Of having
brought fugitive slave with him from Tennessee,
feeling aggreved at his arrest desires to publish
the following statement Of the facts We would re-
mark that Mr.. Med, is faForably known 10 some Of
our most eminent citizens.
He says that he came to this city from Nashville,
where he was raised, i've years ago. bringing his
family here to reside. Last fall taking his wife to
ShelbyTle, Tennessee, where she remained until he
went after her, and brought her back day before
yesterday At ShelbyTille, on his way here, he
saw negro woman who Bursed his wife when a
child standing at the railway depot and heard her
say that she was going TO Nashville. he employed
her as nurse and took her to the latter place. where
she enjoyed the largest liberty Mr.. MoD0ugal
knew her TO be free, and many ether persons who
knew her many years we're aware Of the fact The
negress subsequently, determined to 60 10 Lake
Providence La, where her husband resides, but
not getting boat Immediately she agreed 20 come
with Mr.. MeDOugsls family TO this city. Mr. Med,
went from Nashville to Smithland, on the steamer
Z. Howard, and stopped with his family at hotel,
where he had difficulty with 8 person respecting
money stolen from Mr. Med, in the house. He
subsequently, took passage On the Highfyer for
Louisville and at the aterpiace boarded the Jacob
Strader, for this city The remainder Of the facts
in the case relaiive to the Imprisonment Of the ne
gro woman in Covngton jail, we're correctly report
ed in Yesterdays paper. Mr.. McDOugal, however,
complains that he has been deeply WrOnged asserts
that the woman is Free aud intends to require the
Policeman, who arrested him without authOr ity TO
answer for il. He thinks the story implcaling him
was the invention of some malicious enemy. Mr.
McDougal was formerly editor Of the Nashville
Union, and until he came here to reside, always
lived in Tennessee, and is aggravated at the false
position in which he has been placed through an evil
disposed person.
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MAE LErnos-Ths washington Star publishes
the following synopsis Of the mail lettings in Ten
nessess
Route 10 e0S. Nashville to Russellvills; Edward
s. HOekersmith, $3.50; star bid; four horse coaches
Route 10, 004 Nashville 70 Hopkinsville Hartford
& Slaughter, s. $50; star. Route I00O5 Nash
vile to Lebanon: Major A. Price. 81 600; four
horse coaches. Route 10,0O7- Nashville TO Hunt
ingtInS Jessler Fogg aud Miller & Fogg, S., s48 (;
four horse coaches Route 10,008. Nashville to
Waynesboro' Carter, Thomas s. Hough, 81 600;
two horse coaches Route lO,009. Nashville to
Tdscumbie; Carer, Thomas & Hough, $4,000; four
horse coaches. Route 1904. McMinnville to Long
don; NJ A. Price, 81 450; four horse coaches to
Sparta, two horse stages residue. Route 10, 065.-
Knoxville to Cumberland; Richard J. Tarnsgir,
$500; gap four horse coaches to Clinton, Two
horse hack or coach thence 10 Jaeksbrough residue
horse. Route l0,066. Knoxville to Marysville,
with extension to Alontvale Springs William Col
burn, 81, 200; four horse coaches Route 1902.
Rutledge to cambridge; n. Goldman, 81, 500; two
hose coaches six times week. Route 10, lG2-
Bristol to Lenoir; D. c. Dunn, S4S 800 once g
week to Tsyorsvie and extend TO four horse coach
es three times week. Route 10 l03 Taylorsville
to AbingdOn D. Dunn, $780, fOur-horse
coaches three times week. Route 10, ia Green
vile to Ashville R. L. Blair, So, $50; four horse
coaches six times week. Route TO- III, GAINESVILLE
to Paris; Alexander A. BagWell, 81, $40. Route
! lO,l77, CamdsE to Hickman Shaver Irvine, 81
10 two horse hacks Route 10, 1870 Huntingdon
to Jackson; R. X. Flowers, S3500; four horse
coaches nine miles, then wagons. Route TO- 1873 -
Huntingdon to BroWDville; Joseph Hammersey,
81 ,745. Route 1925. Waynesboro' to Corinth ;
John I. Chidester, 81 800; Two horse coaches
Route 1O,209 Waynesboro' to jackson; Carter,
Thomas & Hough, $4,000 Route 1922 Stan
tonville to TUscumbia; John l. Chidester, 81 AS
star bid kOute 1928. Bolivar to Raleigh; NJ.
A. Price 81, sJ5; star.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-05
COMMERCIAL.


CoTTOS-rhe recslpts are very light, and We have
heard Of the safe of only few bales this week, st
&c for inferior and 99l03e for middling
ToBAcoo-The sales by Fisher, Whssless & Co.
yesterday and oday reach fifteen bogsbeads at the
following prices: Is, $40, 100, go, 5 rs, zs5,
40, 515, 100 $40, s.75, 8 so, O5, 8 50, 745
and thirty-seven hcgsheads at A Hamilton's at4 20
SIS, $780, 47o, 5 80, sos, 675, Gao, IS, $50,
40, 7.25. 7.95, 40, 100, 500, 775, $40, 500,
s.25, s.s5, 6.95 80 s 50, 5 25. 9.I5, $50, 9 So,
8 IS $50, 40, 765, AS, $40, $50, ss5, $50.
Loose Tobacco sells at $1,000.
ROvIsIoss-Baoon continues to come in freely,
and finds ready sale at s98lc, for hog round or Ct
@6Io for shoulders, 7l@73o Tor hams, and go
1Oc for sides Lard, when put up in good shipping
packages, meets with ready sale at 9993o.
GROcERIEs-We hear Of no change in Groceries,
and renew our former quotations, say: Sugar 7@
SIC, Moiasses 82@85o, Coffee l23@18c.
Atlanta market, May I.
BAooE-Ho log round 81 3lOci clear sides11 9I13c,
hams 9l@lOc, shoulders s3@9c.
LARD-In barrels lie, in kegs and cans II HOPE.
FLoUR-superfne 81 so, Extra s5per barrel, and
duI
GRAIx-Wheat is dull at 756s5o; Germ is in good
demand at 6Oc, sacked.
sr,ao ApRorr Co