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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

DohE-o L IL Nlhhh ELS.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET Nov oe-Tbe of
erngs o beef cattle at the different yards less than last
week. amounting to only about LOO head Prices were
without any material change, except common stock
but the market was rather dun at the close About 900
Sheep were offered at Warde's The market was dnII
prices ranging at 50 50G350 each eoual IN 7XGsK cs
per b, dressed. Some 300 Cows and Calves weTe M NOV
ke selling from $50 $40 for good 500 tn e2O for nd
ding quality and SIS to 25 for dry Cows OF Hogs the
receipts are large amounting to 70S7 Phillips ward
and prices are mer good quality brought 60
al, and extra do. 1928 the net 100 lbs.
WILMINGTON MARKET, Nov. 2o-TURpENTrxp-
Sales Saturday of 34 bbs and to- iav of 200 do a
S9O for Virgin and Yellow dip, and s75 for hard per
Saturday of $50 bbs at 45% cts per
gallon No sales to-day.
ROsIS-Sales on Saturday of o00 hhIs M Of 81 IL
either grade. - ' "
TAR-Sales on Saturday of 2jI bbs at So 25 Der bbI
The Cincinnati Price Current speaking of high prices
for hogs based on calculations of short crop SAYS:
ITO mind, there now nor has there been at
any time since last September any legitimate evidences
of falling ofrn the number Of hogs which will be brought
to market this season compared with last but on the
contrary as we have again and again stated an mpor
tant increase OF course this Increase will he ,reatr nr
less, according to the inducements held prices TO
bring out hogs but admitted that the present
prices the strongest kind Of ofnducemens do this
and the adviceS have from all parts the leave
doubt in our mind that the increase will be large. We
may be mistaken in our conclusion but it will
be the first time in eight nine years, though the APP
pcaranceS are often against us for time
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-Flour is easier but prices un-
changed-0ho $5.3O65.50; State S42O@4.4o. Wheat is
du and heavy for common; Prime steady-Sales of 1000
bushels-Red l12G125 cts white 125di45 cts Corn is
neaVE-Sales of II 900 bushels-MXed 7475 cts Beef
H 5IJ ana prices ower-Sales at $9d11. Pork is firm
Ness at Sl7 40a17 CO. New S1775a1S, Prime S3 so
i,rd n huoyant at 1O%dl1 cts. Sugar is steady
Turpentine SasA tA cts Coffee firm at 9A@l? cts
Rice Is firm steady at 47d4S& cts. Rosn is firm.
-, - - hi ~. " ,ntSkey is steady,
a ad NGy 29-Noon.-The Cotton market is
portant. nuenos' oales un'in'
bales, without change in quotations ~ 'S ''0oo
BUFFALO, Nov %, P. M-Market f,r For. :; Ill, ~, ..
morning and nothing DOING except the home trad
no chahge 10 note in quotations; $5255 so for good to
choice extra Indiana, Ohio Michigan and Canadian -
Wheat dll and held above the views of buvers sa f
5OOO bushels common Chicago spring at 10 cts Corn
scarce and in good demand market better sales 10 Oo0
bushels at 90 cts buyers Offering 20 cts No
sales OF other grahs Oats scarce and very firm and
Whskey Led at - cts. Receipts by lake for the last
4S hours 1921 bbls four 1880 bushels wheat Weather
cold, and prospects of speedy close.
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Acqnittnl of am alleged wife Poisoner.
The N:cnramu, Em;n-on,s

CLEVELAND, Nov. 29.--Iiram Cole. charged with
the poisoning of his wife at Chagrin Falls, Ohio,
was acquitted on Saturday morning.
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by their mortgages The Company claim that if permit
ted to go with their operations undisturbcd until
April they will he enabled to pay the interest and dis
Saturday.
LONDON MONEY MARKET-Consols were quoted at
the close Friday at 9S a9S for money and account
The bullion in the Bank of England had increased
Gl36, 900.
Messrs. Barring Bros. quote money easy at 1 a. per
Eagles 76s. Sd.
AMERICAN SECURITIES -ATassrs PAWN, Do, e. -
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Nov 20. Nov 27
Loans .. S12559 ,632 $I25,5S5 ,69S Dec. 5 81 O66
specie 26,79O,Sl5 q ,i57,73l Inc. 366 GIG
Iircuatlen. 7,S6O.576 7652457 Dec. POS I2I
DepoSlts''". HSl542S S673370j Dec. Il 2ll 72S
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia Banks
presents the following aggregates, as compared with
thoca Of tbo
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MEMPHIS, Nov. 30.-The Little Rock Railroad was
to-day opened to Madison.
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NoTE-The above comprise all the kilograms received
by the agent of the associated Press in this city The
following from the New York papers of yesterdayl
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The monument erected at Prague to the mama
ry OF Radetsky was uncovered on the 18Th in the
presence of the Emperor and great concourse q
spectators.
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Thos. l.. Higdon. draughtsman in the Norf,,k
Navy Yard, committed suicide on Friday last. The
old Dominion Guard, Of which he was a member
took charge of the body '>'''e''
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st. Andrews Lodge, established in Boston in
1T; I1oo; nave paid to the fund for purchasing the
Washington Mount Vernon estate $500
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The Belgian Chamber of Deputies voted the ad-
dress in reply to the Kings speech bv fifty-three
against nine. Great excitement attended the vote,
and some OF the opposition retired from the Cham
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Senate, has resigned his membership Of tbot bo5
Inc Governor will order new election to be held
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bright looking boy of eleven years, was sonIancoJ
Sn TO- tme House OF Reformation, for beng common
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West Pennsylvania Historical Society has
been formed at Pittsburg on the spur of the cen
tennial celebration.
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j. A. Brand Esq, prominent citizen of Louisi
ana died the 23d, at the residence of Narcissa
Landry, Esq, Ascension parish.
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The Sandwich Island Ners says that the WHALING
neet in the Arctic, Behring's Sea and Bristol Bay
had done poorly, and better elsewhere.
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Prince Hohenzollern, President of the Council
was nominated Minister of Marine.
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oswego lst inst, and Ogdensburg to 18th inst,
were follows:
Wheat bu. Flour bbIs Wheat bu Flour bbls
Buffalo. 10 14I 36 146I .594 S2+36aO 6S5 53O
Oswego....... 5007. SIS 4S3 3gIl 404 7754l
Ogdensburg G70,046 327 OOO $50 2o7 o62
wv Toai. .l5S2l7OO 1.S70,137 Il, 2,54S 7S4 1,961 ,O3G
"heat reduced to HOUR. $40 2,5G9, 757
Total ........ =. 1904 AT 357O7S3
Excess received in 1858. ......,.,,1 4G3 694 bbIs
According to the United States Treasurer's latest
statement, the condition of the treasury is as fol-
lows:
IN
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The Bombay mail of October 25th had reached
England The details of the news are quite imnor.
tant. 40 AAHP0'
The Bombay money market was easy.
The proclamation in which tho RritiSb Cror,o =.
sumes direct dominion over India was expected to
be promulgated on the 4th of November. Great
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Ool. Mansfield, Inspector General United States
Army having finished his tour of inspection of the
9rtS IN oregon will now proceed to Vancouver via
Ine % cascades where he will inspect the forces under
General Harney.
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On sunday morning. Mr.. II. NJ Smiths ma
G enlne shop, Richmond Va, was burned down. The
mouse nous. was once the fashionable hotel was La Fay-
great Nirginians W wy
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u 0''0 IVIIV" INT dSgT
those Of the previous week
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Mr.. Gouldy is likely to recover from the wounds
received from his son. His physicians informed
him on Sunday of the suicide of his son.
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The damages caused by the late overflow of the
Mississippi are far from being repaired, and a ss
cond one is threatened.
The amount of taxable property in New Or
leans for the present year is Sl0S, ,65l, ,l35 OF
slaves.
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THE RELIGIOUS MOVEMENT

The New York ChurehnaH, an Episcopal paper
characterizss the present religious movement over
the country as an epidemic-an eEtravagant man
Hesitation Of spirit of religious fervOr, or perhaps
hrors, which is rapidly runningtO seed, and becom-
inc fsnstioigm.n There s.evi-
IDENTIFY great deal Of deusion in what is going on.
"An is hurly -burly. They talk
about their being seasoned in prayer But, Of what
avail can such seasoning be, unless there is some
reality in itY And when there is reality 1t is but
reasonable 70 expect the absence Of extravaganza,
and the presence of sObriey and solemnity and dis
erection In these exhibitions there is nothing Of
the kind. ALL we repeat is hurly-burly." The
New York Commercial Advertiser, on the other hand
thus speaks Of it:
"Never, perhaps, certainly never during the life
time Of the present generation, was a religious
movement less open to rdCule or less liable 20 ex
ceptiou Of any kind. We say this without any hest
tsiion or qualification There has been from the
first and is now, nothing pretenuOus in IL; nothing
extrayagant: nothing forced or Fictitious. 1t grew
IN unuoticed il came almost literally without OBJ
servstiou or remark and was first seen in Of its
bepe6ceut fruits Its increase has been gradual,
though rapid aud great, and II has been free, 10
wonderful extent, from seCtarianlsm and from ex-
tremes of every kind A work of this kind is TO be
Judged Of bv its effects upon the people and upon
those who are prominent in its promotion; and,
Judged bv this standard the present religious move
ment is justified before the world, for its influence
has been meHoraive Of sectarisn asperues and pro
motive Of fraternal feeling. -
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striking out the clauss--"within two miles Of the
centre" Also, "July, 1885, +" snd inserting sseoond
Saturday in September, 1889"
Mr. BATE made statement, to the effect that this
bill was prepared togratify the wishes Of the minor
ity to do the most liberal justice, by locating by
another vote, in some place near the centre. He
hoped the amendment, which was to fix the centre
geographically, (it might be in the middle Of q
swamp would not be adopted here
After further debate, in which Mr. LACKEY and
Mr. RICHARDSON participate
Mr. ESTES moved to lay the amendment on the
table, pending which motion
The House adjourned till tomorrow morning, 81
O'clock
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SCHEME
rrozzrs.-wsols., s5i Halves. So so; aaar.sn 81 q

TICKETs-wbOss, SIS Halves, SO So 9aar.ars 81 a5.
Bank Notss Of sound Banks takenatpa Checks an ye
YORK RENTED foE Prizes.
Drawings Of large Classes S be published in New YORK
nd New Orleans SUNDAY papers, and Cha lesion and sa
yannah daiss.
In ordering Tickets Or Certificates, enclose The money -
our address tor ne tickets ordered, receipt Oh Wkch
tieEets ending IN any hsaro hey may d8siznaia
ne ~ o. D.9 and Prizes 81 be sent 10 pur-
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Purchasers viii please Wrta their 7io,ous. r1ain ara
give their Post Once, County and SAFE
Remember nat eEerg fdza drawn aud prvabs an f1u
Without dedue ion.
All Fr1es q 81 90 and under paid iuuadasl7 aaf ne
oraWng-other prizes Is The usual tms on thry d1vs
All eommunlcziionl strictly coa adanliaI.
ADDRESS orders Tor Tickets 20 q. ~ SWAIN NASHVILLE
Aenleeseei ofi ANDERSON &6Od, M1llgcrs,
iPoA Macon o. sasannlh, Gsorgl5
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
IN SENATE.
THURSDAY, March Is, 1858.


On motion by Mr. MCCONNELL House bill to es-
tablish the office of County Judge in the county Of
Hamilton, and to abolish the Office of County Judge
in Williamson county, was taken up.
Mr. MoCONNICO moved to strike out so much Of
the bill repeats the law establishing the Office Of
County Judge in Williamson county; motion pre-
vailed-yeas IL, nays 8.
On motion by Mr. BURCH, (AIr Whitthorne in the
Chair the bill was indefinitely postponed.
FREE BANKS.
Mr. G0ODPASTURE offered a resolution to raise
a Joint Select Committee toinquire into the mode in
which the securities Of the several free banks been
have managed in the Office Of the Comptroller, SC,
Committee to report to the Governor by October
next. Adopted
TIE DEAF AND DUMB-THE BLIND.
House bill to provide for the annual support Of the
Asylum Of the Deaf and Dumb was taken up
Mr. HARRIS moved to amend, by adding, that no
pauper mute shall be received into the Asylum
the age Of twenty-five. Rejected.
Mr. JONES moved to strike out $4,000 apprOpria-
ted for workshops audinsert s. 500; rejected-yeas
Z, nays II.
Mr. JONES moved to add, that 81, 500 be appro-
prsted the Blind School for the purpose Of building
workshops. Adopted, and the bill as amended
passed the third reading.
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
Requiring survey and notice before county lines
can be changed, passed the third reading yeas 81
nays Z.
To amend tina charter of the Gas Light Company
Of Memphis, passed the third reading
For the relief Of Cheatham county, (ameuded by
changing Ashland to "Cheathamville" passed
the third reading.
Senate took recess until . ?. NJ.
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The question being to concur in House amend.
ment adding the following: That the charter Of the
Bank Of Tennessee be so modified as to permit the
parent Bank to deal in foreign Domestic bills Of
exchange;
That the same privileges conferred upon the pa,
rent Bank by the above section, is hereby extended
to the branches at Knoxville and Memphis;
The amendment was eoncurred in.
Senate adjourned until 10 A. NJ. tomorrow.
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Celebrated Female Pills.

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WISE % sell ny iaEni On which am now living, -
i tie Red River Turnpike leading from Gailan IA
70 HoPkinsyille, KY, stout miles nom GalIatn.
Il contains between 40 and so Acres Wed stotop p
Creek right through IT. about onehal OF iS creek
bottom LAID About Is acres Of the woodland 10 ust set in
blue grass. Il has Two stlEy brick Dwelling house.
good outhOuses, Stables, Sc vita never falling
springs.
mafl5-WIm TYRE b. BILL.
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VIZ HoFE so.-X writes to tbs Baltimore Sun:

We HOPE so-N writes to tbs Baltimore Sun:
It is now certain that the Senate will pass the
Minnesota Kansas bill on Thursday, 18th, by at
Leaf majority Of If the majority is not greater
1t will be on account of the absence Of democratic
Senators whose absence Is unfortunately caused by
sickness.
In the House, the bill will pass by about the same
majority Nothing but the begging off Of Mr.. Har-
ris prevented the defeat Of the black republicans
the other day in the House 1t is whispered that
soon IS Kansas is admitted some Of the leading men
Of the opposition viii Immediately try the other tack
and propose terms Of peace Well, TsgEsscat IN
pace.
On the other hand the correspondent Of the New
York Journal Of Commerce says:
With the accession of six Southern Americans,
Mr. Harris OF Illinois, is strong enough 10 die
tate such an investigation into the matter Of election
frauds in Kansas rs will meet the views Of the anti
I,eoompton men In his long preliminary struggle
against the majority Of the select Kansas Committee
"a the House he obtained q decided victory; though
mon Questions on which he was decidedly IN the
wrong. The last vote, yesterday,-lOs 70 Ill
hardly represented the anti-LecOmpton strength,
because the majority were clearly in the wrong on
The parliamenary question involved Some OF the
minority will 20 aDti-LecOmpton, as is said
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phis and KnOxyills, when established Hnder the
provisions Of this act"
After debate
Mr. THOMPSON withdrew this amendment for
direct action on Mr. CoOper's.
Mr. BATE moved to lay Mr. COoper's amendment
on the table.
Mr. COOPER gave notice Of an amendment to his
oposition-restrcting said branches to the issu-
ance Of counter notes, IS prescribed in the act Of
January %, 1858.
The vote resulted-yeas 80. nays % SO the
amendment was laid on the table.
Mr. THOMPSON now reneWed4his amendment
Mr. FRAZER proposed 20 amend the amendment
by prescribing that said bank shall employ one Of its
capital in note discounts and restricting discounts
to $1,000 to any one firm: which was laid on the
table
The question required now on Mr. ThomsOn's
amendment
Mr. FRAZER moved again to misunderstanding
privileges to al the branches alike, which laid
ou tia table; and the question again recurring on
Mr. ThompsOn's amendment, it was adopted without
a division.
And then, underline force of the previous question,
the vote on the main question: viz shall the bill as
amended pass ?--resulted-yeas 4S, nays l8-as fol-
low:
Ysas-Messrs. Anderson, Bate, Bayless, Beale,
Bentley, Benton, Bicknel, Bradford BrazelOn,
Cooper Copeland, Dobson Dunlap, Ewing, Cannon,
King Maris, Mickey, Polk, RoHlston, RenshsW,
Richardson, Roberts, Rose. RoWles, SchmitOu,
Seuter, Shrewsbury SMART, Stanton Stovall, Sum
mers Thompson, Turner Of Sumner, Wilson, White
of Knox, and Speaker DOneson-43
Nays-Messrs. Blackburn, Bullock, Caldwell,
Carter Of Hardin, Davidson, Davie, Frazer, Harvey,
Lackey, Lamb, Lloyd, Low, Newman, Randolph st.
John, Williams, White of Hamilton. and WOod-l8-
SO the bill passed the third and last reading in the
House of Representatives.
The Speaker, DONELSON, when his name
was called. stated that there provisions
in the BILL which did not meet his appreciation that
he was opposed as q principle, to the creation Of
additional branches, the President Of the Bank, in
his report to the General Assembly, recommending
no additional branches, which Recommendation he
approved. The provision in the charter, requiring
an equal amount Of accommodation paper, with
bills of exchange, he was opposed to changing.
But in view of the present Indebtedness Of the peO
pie and the provisions contained in the bill passed
at this session, applicable to the suspended banks
Of this State and also the necessity of sustaining
the mother Bank and its branches in the present
monetary crisis, he willing to fOregO his objec
tion5, and vote for the bill
On motion by Mr. ROWLES, it was ordered to be
forthwith transmitted to the Senate.
The House then took recess till o'clock P NJ.
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FlIowar seeds BIZ HTail.


Twenty Choice Varieties for One Dollar.
HE subscriber psetiuy announces that, % supply
that been greatly felt By Amateurs PlO
be purchased from Mr. B. z Bliss, OF Springfield Mass
assOrme his Flower Seeds, which have been
and known every Stale Of the Unon to b OF th
most reliable make The folio
Bss' Catalogue thai Is may be that sell them az
exactly his His seeds embrace only thOss or h1
raising selections from the best English, French
ami German flower They Il about half the
price that flower seeds have before commanded this mar.
kst.
Ihave selected out Of my large collection Of flower ssed,
the most beautiful and snowy FarssI, each sort distinct
In COLOR and calculated to produce effect when plant
cd out 10 beds groups IN the d1Wer border have had
each variety distinctly marked the Botanical and
gsh name, height time Of lowering color OF the howsY
should Be s0Wn, and other valuable hints is euVa
non ID selecting these vaFetieE have been careful 10
exclude All which are snY bOOmer5 have nsigndsant
appearance that The collections will comprise ony those
which are really snowy and handsome which believe
would prove 70 the entire satisfaction any lady Qan-
Hsnan VIE might be disposed 70 order he Colsc-
ZION W Dc sent Tree By post any part Of the country
The following prices
Assortment No. L. Consists OF twenty choice Vars-
ues Of Annuala.... .....ss-s.......eI 90
lies Of BlenHials AID Psfs6niaIa. ....... 90
No. Consists Of ten extra fae varieties
Of Animals and PeTenHials, embracing
many Of the new and choicest in euln-
hOh..s. ...s...ss...sss I "
No. 4. Consists Of I'VE very ehOica Varis-
ties, selected from Prize Flowers Of
Engi5h PanBes, German Caruanoas
ana PieOtee Pinks, VeEbenasj Eran1ups
Pr nch Asera, and Double H8llyhoekas
each Of which are sold at tWeniT'aTe
cents singiy 80. ...s.....s.s-s's'ss "
Assortment. Remmittznees b ma De IN bank els OF
ALRx. HACKEEZIE,
maT3-dkF2a NaatTlle, Tennessee,
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ImnOrfed AIbion

WILL Stand the present season atmy Stables, u n
W miles West Of Gallatln, az e2S the season o.
70 the Groom. Mares kept at 81 per week Al 80
aken 70 prevent accfdeni, utif any should NJ
occur an not responsible Mares that should not prove
be IN toai can be returned newt season gratis.
Season fees due January 1889.
maFiS-Wim GEORGE ELLIOTT
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

hAHs 10 stoFe Of Herfihg's Fire Proof sass,aH an
eat lEss, which viii sen a. eoss % close consEns
mar 10 l. ". WfLgftl
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A "RoYAL" TTPo.-AccOrding to an ancient
usage in Prussia all the Princes Of the royal family
must learn trade 1t is stated that the Prince Fred
sriok william, Just married the princess Royal Of
England. learned the trade Of comPOsitor IN the
priDting Office Of Mr.. Hsue, at Berlin. This is an
excellent usage, and should be adopted by every
State No country can be thrifty and vrtuOus' that
fails to dignity labor. Elegant and luxurious
leisure is the bane Of this country, at this time
eDervatinp alike the intellectual and physical powers
Of our DeopIs. and undermining their morals.