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immediate sale. AL q to SO bats will be sold
at from 45 To $3.50. All Il 10 u hats will be
sold ut from e to $3.50 Stsaws, bloou1ers,
jockeys and children's hats will be sold At the
New York cost Rich ribbons will be reduced
onethird in price
Two suiii,u;, aILbous for Is cents; 20 cent Bib
hons for LII eeuts; all Viz shilling Ruches for
50 cents full hand made Ruches, 37f; = very
nezt three row Rusche, lelc- All six shilling
Floxers for 5ocents, and Ill o her goods reduced
equally. 1 large lot Of Lace Wells will be scll
ut rery low prices Linen Cambric Handker-
chiefs, Hoaiery and Chores, will be cleared out
II cost
To every lady who has millinery 10 purchase,
this sale offers unusual inducements. Notice
ahe number, .53 State street, between Jackson
aud VIM Buren,. iy1l-ew
, 1859-07-25
Tie New York German Papers.
Especial Dtstutchto Ctn.ln. ali CoEnn,errial]

The New York German papers arc specnla-
ting on the war. The Dcaaokrat does nut bc-
lieve that peace will result trom the ar1nistice.
Tic Staatz Zeitunc says: *.At,cr rapid success.
siou Of triumphs the result of which is thai the
French Emperor turns out to be the ercateet
General oil Europe, he selects very rrudeutty tl,e
first moment when his career Of a rapid success
sion OF tTiumphs must necessarily have comc to
an end, and voluntarily embraces Tint n,odera.
tiun which otherwise would hare Lcen forced
upon him By the threatening armies Of Ger
many. =.
A London correspondent Of the New York
1saats says tic ar7nstice was sought by the En,-
perur Of Ausiria, at tue iustigation Of the King
Of Belgium noE in London lie alone, it is add
ed. convinced his relative in Vienna md the
Prince Regent, that, under no circumstances,
would England he dfuwn in upon the ride Of
Austria. -
, 1859-07-25
Il Serfes Of lIobbcrdcE--Tcu T'houaand
Dollars Worth 0rxs ODDS Stolen.

Mi:hacl Piiester. man who las been t~euty
vears in ttn employ Of nr. r. S. Wilson,
Wholesale druggist Of Louisville, has been de-
tected IN robh'nE his cnpioyer- It is probable
that he has been engaged il systematic course
Of pilfesiug for years. The house has lost, in
two yearx, from 5000 to s1o,'Noo worth Of
goods in u s,anncr uutil now unaccouutablc.
The losscs werr so small attn lime that: they
would not be discovered until The balance sheet
vas drawn oil II the end OF the year; and then
Mi that WINS known was that the stock vas Ehort,
but how, was mystery.
Policeman John Lamborne, n. 7. Blgh and
clerk Of The house, after watching aud waiting
for five weeks, have caught the t1licf, and eau
{asten the rubbcrics On him.
: Yesterday. morning he abstsacted m amount
sufficient 10 fasten tie charge Of felony on him.
and Ae w4s taken to jul. II is rather singular,
though, TINT The articles stolen Yesterday could
not bc found III his bousc nu hour afterwards,
x1.Hongh it ssss ransacked for that purpose. 4
bottl, IL which he carried OF liquor yesterday
was found:
PGeetef han large family: h owns 4 fine
lot. md hax several hundred dollars in money.
Jlnnb&leks i1e hez coufede1ates wbo aided him In
.,d;nQ the sloten goods, and especially ii diyid-
Inc Tic proits-Lo&ississ Courier.
, 1859-07-25
THE HUNGARIAN MOVEMENT.


1ottorr f,,, u.
.,.s.t ..stS'a run nunsa!y etAc 1hat tue uf'olc
EounuJ lJ - luune1'co Will pfoclanatlons from
nc:sa.h. 10 "n.cn nc ssss:
-. l1 da5a oelo1e Int catastrophe OF Villages,
1In Mnen Hussia ahd treason forced The lscFuic
an nuns1T1so people 70 lay down Their glorious
;sun s,aa. @I'oes 20 !ou lor tne asf time hare
nut .hnnE CoJ; a. 49,, .o..s a',u pa'nlui 1caFr-
which can aea;n ra;.c mr. r,;c', rnJ Iii st.. w.
brsye MucyaF nation tn nrms ~ i;"ft fars:se sao
liberty Of HuD.ary. I b:in~ tn ra, nv W. t,re "e
sons. whom thc ti,;cr HAWAII fin ;,.nc;sc 1Irn
garian cpithct used is s,ronrer tb,n tl,;4 v s,,l
cannot he translated j eoroef w;,h ,1,a csrr.,.n
seut to me. not tlfinkinS f5r ,stot ;,rt ~ I.,'
ecaucc i should bring tbrn, m "a 's"-
In Ills procianutions Tossnth rcvor s,onr.s of
Austria. but alwnrs Of ttc fIouse of n1nsnrr<-
lie declares that ihe cxun,s;nn RI thot 4vns.ir
is tho .aissiou Of the Ifnnrnr;sn u"t;on A"tg Il.
SAYS that he shail be tunnnrtcJ hr - ,o,r.e
Which teu years ago rcrptnccd tic Hoase od Of
Hopsburg Oh The throne, and tl,.t mower il now
engaged In preparing IT, urras arniost tht IIans.
burgs. He she,, soys:
Kise, AnEya.bi Sacsiijce rour. cronxt Iet
thcal be tranipied pndrr E1ot to thc isxt hradc
by yout fricnds aud rour cncmes! I srcar to
yon By the God of tic Maryars. that 4 viii cu-
rich suur soil for ttoue1nd yeats whii,t re-
conqucriny hungarian liberty 10;
General klaphn has also issued 4 short nror.
1ama.ion to tic Nacyars. calling on them to
take up arms and display the national cnnrs
Among other thinrs 4lc says:.,
, 1859-07-25

wasnnc.os, July al.-Dasss. Marsha! Of
Michigan, and Mr.. Shoemaker, Collector at De.
troit. Sre both on The ggidiron, and will hurc 70
follow Jadge o'Flynn, laic Postmaster. The
chaxxes arc Of 4 similar nature
Esnatnr Stuart is mixing every effort to ha{s
1uonize tho Democratic party ia Michigan. and
ID necessarJ. II is said Nr. Stuart wapss tue
HicH1an delegation to insist that be be no1ni-
nated for Vice President.
, 1859-07-25

NJ having bttu- n DE psJE1ert of certain FIo-
Nur solog Deals. d4:d The n.aetecnih daJ 1t fe5
.pa1. l. D. ISL aas ~ EtaseE 1cr eruy. ard ~.
= se "a. 81 see1,ei s. ee,taa mortx1ke of ts
property ktrer With poue- ot sae tAe1tla
1aotfafe y. aus seesisd T. lie Rttesdas oaes fof
Sov thers!ore unef mo b ssSe Il IL po1.r Of n.
+ ~ Es*tfsse Y eeatans II tsn = pade .assn e
Hoa-e sall Cork County. F1h3,J lie III cay 1t
August ne1 n ten O'Clock b the frnoon al the follow.
tntaeshcd laz and parte3s lanh ly1ux nd h.
lnx she diff VI Eax tn tue County Of Coo8 nd St,1s
a! u1no and kaa1n = loks number III znd ssyeu m
il urley sobd Of the nezth cart II BIoek thrVt
II eothxek fractional aeaxt q saioa nrnsher tv1ney-
txo esn To1u4h nnrtes thlssyuIne ss North RsnSe
md reenrIta BY t. y uszse, Joha Pst J01thaa BUR-
ao LuttEs asen tax1se1 VIII Ill sna singular n Iens-
enf1 h<1et!tameEta Ftvees apd pu. pspsys there.
uato So nkss:. q Z aoy .x sept:s!nne. nd Il ~
frstd.dHS4 J&bfs4 3DRLkY Aaf1e.exz.
, 1859-07-25

/: II The St. Louis, Alton and Chicago Rail.
road are following suit IN the elccpins-car lu1u-
r., and Eil commence running the same on 1st
of Audust / :-r. <: III. -'
, 1859-07-25

WHxx1xn WI1sox's SEwlxa MAcHun.-We
prefer them for family use.-.N +. Tri5xn<
They arc the farorites for famiiies.-H. T.
7sMa.
They are without riTal-ScieatiEc lna<ri-
e1n.
They maintain the pre-emincnce.-iE r. En-
P7<ks.
For A<1s*;ag, filling, t4eking and gathering
no statement is necessary, as their reputation
for successfully doing this work, has been for
some time established.
All the latest Improvements, originated By the
best talent in the Union, s1e involved in this
machine. GEORGE X. Cul1yExpxS, Genl AXt-,
jy7-1mo 167 and 169 Luke street.
, 1859-07-25

y The number Of iuicrfnents in this city
for june was lla-lcss than in any correspond
ing period for three years p1st.
, 1859-07-25
u Statement Of traffic rcce;A. NJ n. f.ro,d
Trunk Railway Company or Canada, for week
snS;pg July "lh, 1859:

I'a~tnScss- hIs u
Fna4 hi. ........,.-..-...-......N3fs *
lI1ceS A3us aoo Il
= Il. ;. = - 49, f99,7dT ~
co,.sp pdiuE week 1aa Ssss S
Ioe7east 26
, 1859-07-25

TnE CoLonEu C17rxxxs &u1Na.-On Friday
erening q large meeting o<eolored citizens IS
held as the Zoar Baptist Ctarrh to e1pres, their
Indignation rel ultra to tle:nan Turner for nd
ing in the rendition of the three Slaves to their
master, also to adopt measazes Of safety aad
guard against those who are in our midst who N
they look upon with suspicion. We extruet
from the minutes Of the meeting the main points
OF interest. :?
After the meeting IVES organized. addresses
were made by Messrs- Palnser, Pi,kin, Collins
and Freeman. The formee commenced by per.
sraying the wrongs Of his enstared race, and
gave. personal history Of biz serritude in tile
South. At. Collins then g3ve correct state
deco. cd from the city, tbeftrtachery and vil-
laiuy practiccd By Turner n1d his white accom-
piices-and then called tpou them 10 act
promptly and like men who &oye liberty il, pro-
,eeiing and defending the r1hts Of their fellow
muu he also informed US tIkt ono Of the slaves
who hayc been taken from O. ciry has siuce
died FROM The effects Of the keody lash inflicted
upon him by Its master; ine:trua.,on was uiso
g'rsil tbat there were ncMAfF OF shareholders
now in the city deviaing rneans' to reclaim their
chattels. a1d recommended vigilance on the part
Of all who felt their liberties ID jeopardy.
Mr. Freeman thea addressed si,c meeting, and
after making few feeling remarks, moved to
resolve the meeting into committee Of tie
whole and proceed to investigate tho Conduct Of
the man Scott. supposed to o. the aeeon.plce
Of Turner, but the investigation elected nothing
to pruve his guilt.
4E. Wagner then moved that vigiance
committee Of fifteen be appointed to investigate
this matter and report to 4 mass meeting after
the trial Of Turaer.
, 1859-07-25

E.The Nashvilie Onion annoupees The de
River, X Decatur, By : hurricane. Ths bridge
was I,sol 6act Long, snd que ri 1hs fssss In t6s
country. g: =. :. -: !. r.
, 1859-07-25
AZ, 10 A-x. X. 31.x.
$S Is 50 13 =
! Az, F.x- 1rM.
98 3.A aA

--TEsE sfps Sor1cz.--Subscsibezs in the West
Division, South Of Madison, win hare their pa-
pazs delivered hsrea&saf BY 4. J. Tds, saccsssor
t:J.sEsaffsa whe .aloas 4 Rid 10 COL
leet dues oa &h& Foatet -. -, -.
, 1859-07-25

Apair Of horses attached to one of. the
Lake street osnnibusses, on Saturday Pm. up-
de1took to run awzy from the stand in front OF
the Doty House. they made few rods at
good speed, but we're fortunately brought up
safely.
, 1859-07-25

tE- 4 hit Of fight took place at beer 81.
loon on Randolph street, opposite Metropolitan
Hail.: On Saturday. noon-- :. Officer Linncss, 10
taking into custody the principal belligcrent,
rot an ugly blou on the cheek. The assnilant
E..S avg '.;::s : 't,. ,. 4't'i:
, 1859-07-25

sB- Meteorological observations taken by J.
H. Reed & Co.. aPotheearies, IN and 14s Like
street, July esd, 1852.
).
, 1859-07-25

70 Closx 4uz SEA4ox.--la order to rsaks
extensive alterations and enlarReuents in her
store, aid slso To make room III = lafes stock
Of iii goods, Nas u. q. xazsh. as StAte stfee6,
viii marx down her vhols s3oek II 1a19sf
millinery. en4 s&x such PFless p saa1 seest III
, 1859-07-25

- The delinquent tax sale takes place to-
day. The hint is too late for those who did not
pav up on SATURDAY..
, 1859-07-25

70 Coroner james held IN inquest on = !,
urday afternoon on the body Of stranger,
German, who died suddenly ii Oak Ridge.
, 1859-07-25

ARK1ri1 or NEW Goons-Oeo. r. Stevens
L Co, II Like street, are In receipt of Magenta
Fans per last steamer, Necklaces aud Ladies'
Chatelaines Of Earuscan styles of setting. Fudi-
vidual Sa]tx, Of 6ne ai1rer With morocco case
4 TASTY article for wedding present -
. 1r1H+d1E
, 1859-07-25

H-.We have occasional calls for Giles Of the
Pass AND TrlurSE. 4 few full sets for the six
months from, January Isl mar be had 1t tie
ronptinr ronsn- ;; 49, g.! t:-s., II -:
, 1859-07-25

GRAcs .CHrkaH.-This church will be closed
until the first Sunday in August. when the Rev.
Clinton Locke will assume the Charge Of tao
Parish.
, 1859-07-25
anluSf1llR1lfS.
cF1CEEn'S THEATRE.
4'A A1cssoa s:net. between sL.:e I'D pxA,seru.
EKFHf 1EepoK. nf rbo Eo-on..

McV1CKEH'S THEATRE.
~ Aaesoa s:rsst- between sla:e I'D ps4,aera.
First Heck Of the Season.
o5vs all 1ls sasas9 tae sas b. h.ta
o"a S"stay tes patronage Of .ae puhlc.
he@nslf1l New Doom. Psuceniur AID Dr.
pA1ies,
Feesd BY tie essb:zx4d F.e,<o Arst sfj Kas
9ae a,s''on Ct The building Il ;esss>. nd ses,aw.
Ges1fss Theatre Il. thx Ease..
IhA M4na<cr Gtes eend4et shas he vii u,-a
K aTSa1 C;;"r,S ~ ss e
ue - ssrox as tea.aa a. seas: - ,se
-. ef L. Is.;:. 6 sr y Ell
aa9 aa1e tn de:xh. a1a a.ua sa& pul:..:.
1he season VII eunsa<:cs
This tAo:d'y) Evening, Ia!7 25:h,
~1a fa% Ss~ Aass.:an conedj ~ o. RasdeJ. Eq,
sntIen ~
NATURES NoHLEmAy.
jS.s 5t:1 ss|T = .s = :: r
1ae p-fsaroaaee Will eone.uee with tha farce Of
Tho Obstinate Family.
poor7 oftn = ~ "e .es: C.rtatn r.=. II o.e1o-x
s*sgsd r1 RI s1a's. IasG ra..'s Lie. sso: e
- ge1 uasse erea .ror. o's.oes A. Y. uusrx,
80 - -" W Ss-ase! tatse CAT ~ al sncA
W.t0s@ Z H. SnEkNAS. Tre14n.t1
II Il n y EXCURSION.
Cools KefEeahIuS, tnvtsoratlnS and
AEFeeAhtoS
THE CONGREGATION or st. JOHNS CHURCH
WuL S1vg
Grand Fie-Nic and Pleasure Excursion
TO CRINEAI. LAKE.
OF TUESDAY. jELi TwESTi-sIxTM
AnanGeWeat. have eeen epmrlete shss I'LL mike this
!lE is Nj 81. The scsso1. an. znrs other a1~cte4l.
Hut VOC, asi lhsS:nshtul hnsr. faans lrrses IAse
IL at "thrF man Euprs. he ii uase the Fon
dn I+Ac aepo' p'rtl-el f;- b: o'e,nsk.
Tickets HALE EUtl-AIE- which eaa hc ntr,!.%t IT
J 4: sita..i;Ls NJ. Maau., Temple: NF>L-RS
~! ~. aaae st1sst II. H. oNf y. Net La.e
H3tst. oe- ncn Fask an.i na Tie Gar'. ~ aLsl3 ~
, 1859-07-25

!. e. L xntt!ssnake was kiltcu Oa rF1asJ last,
In IL rss1 ofD. B. Trufant's' Boot and Sho%
Btors ia Rockford. 80. - =. ,:~,.
, 1859-07-25

- No. Il State street will be easily dis
tiDguished by the sign of the Mammoth Golden
Tea Kettle. iy16-2w
, 1859-07-25

- The head quarters for Slit Supporter
is at i. Graves, IS Lake st. jyl9d1w
, 1859-07-25

tF by way Of designation, the guards at
either end Of the Madison street horse~railway
cars have been painted bright blue.
, 1859-07-25

~ Range Of the Thermometer, for the week,
taken By L. L. o'1iara, Aposhaszzr and Phar-
maeeu,ist, No. 50 West Randolph St. corncr Of
Canel Street:
, 1859-07-25

~ B. F. Carver, Esq, has purchased tho in
tcrcst Of Liberty Biselow; Esq, in The Chicago
City Railway Company: .''
, 1859-07-25

IxroRrAS1 70 MExcHAx7s N1su1xc 70 Assonr
S1ocxs,-fhc regular Tuesdays sales of wm-
II. Haskell 4 Co.. No. EOS Lake street, will in
future soppIt a want much felt. As We under-
stand the idea, their large and extensive sales
rooms will in future be dcroted, on every Tues
day. 10 whs. may be termed Irade .yal.s Aer-
ollauts wishing to sell or buy will appreciate he
advantage Of having such : regular end relis-
bic sYstem luangufatedi in Chicago.
, 1859-07-25
WANTED-A Principal for j
HIM $. u MI h C+ut.a, .rts.ts. p,easa1.ly 10
w ANTED-A smart, energetic
W 10 take he General 4feorJ IN this StAe tsr
Greeley's Patent Suspeuder.

The ehap-st a2d hc~s II the xn1 E1.:ks II nsners
perfectly AdapsEt to H. wants Of L7dir&. NJ aa1
taan Of ehld usi be *EauI: thet,.. VIII when
they %nee nd tAes3. II eannot Sits from the
shoulder Ut The lAh.sef. aad
Bv hrck1ce au.2 xhea stu:n tat see ftee,
WM.r4ke ! gsai1s Of kaxszeM Uzzse fa< thsA
ArpLetLn z,ay ts made IN !ev dars tic Mattezo
H.lse Aou l Ill o'clock r 4. Rom No. 40.
b. j. EKkE.ET
Alto xta tn sri Town. County SIZE liz for The
Ea:rsaesuE4 OF E1.ee5 r.isat El::c b&ek asd Geuse
*usPesiou f.E.s: Uy tt:* ln3:ose1 the worth Of
1anssass Esteh rnh1netd whae sha ea~& Is not.
ship re Is for sa1s n sea:cagn. :@Jlvx
, 1859-07-25
THE CITY,

- Policeman retrie las been bound ore
to keep the peace, By Justice DeWo,1.
, 1859-07-25
Rf GILBERT J. SAMPSON

tOR SALE.-Thc >ub~.. itrr Will
seF 4 nuhHG aaesinn tn III hI 1t .es ter o.,h o.
NEVAt*DAf July eta. lis at L,oeoek T. ~ 4 III nS
ne*:S" II Marine FAnk hca<o. t~nc rt ri. ia s.d
~ kae ~ s&4e- 10 Isasu.. At-sA ".e fnf na H.,
Atkna, AaseHa toa Y sser snt r ser 4nth n;ers i
daaed F<snh TN. 49,. '.t tht M j1.t is.4 AMI
ne ash*r fE Rfts upoa Ia.Eo ms II Na .is- ist~t
Agtb ~ A. ~ s., It .h..h wtre III ,>.as, to j. 5
BY ieei n AtJ du:7 tx<su q. III nt.IrnAs
To rAt By Ias AalI loan y Wrttbs s"A
JAM = ELAFT 4xssrnsa of vr.ht
07@s3 Nasea<es 1aly lss9. }t+Im d11I
, 1859-07-25

ROARDING-IA Gentleman and
Lis "!c. two eens:era 4. ob,ala .o,zd With
lsat ruutns In PIRATE &4ntly ef8 Wabash avenue.
-
, 1859-07-25

WANTED-A Situation as As
~ ets.aat Dook Keeper CT EEt1y Clerk The hes. of
references given AdIsaes - B. Boz EOS Fost Ddce.
, 1859-07-25
Ncm advertisements.

q t. H. S1RfFE+S, A1srrtis;~g A9<n1, e Uc14i,ra-s
aHtsor=ei 70 s4eise Ats1 sessens fr tAs { al .e
LeaEtiAS F1f&fs n Ae North H&l tai-h9+y
, 1859-07-25

w ANTED-A good room with
bus:nt4. part ol he city A:issss IoI sss ~
5x-s ="
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-20
Democratic Caucus,

WAHNGToN, Dec. IA caucus Of the Democratic
members of the House Of Representatives was held
last night at the Capitol Mr.. Houston. of Alabama
occupying the Chair, and Ncssrs. Cox. of Ohio, and
Wright uf Tennessee. acting as Secretaries Fifty
eight members were present.
On motion OF Mr.. Ruiin, Of North Carolina. the
speeches were limited to five minutes.
Mr.. BocoCk. OF Virginia, expressed his thanks to
the Democratic members for their confidence in him.
and his willingness to Withdraw if the caucus
thought another man could get better vote.
Mr. NIHslcw. of North Carolina, spoke in favor of
adherng to the nomination of Mr.. Bocock. lie pre-
tcrred by all means ali anti-Lccompton man to an
American.
NJ" Stevenson. OF Kentucky spoke in favor of the
Democrats maintaining their present position.
Mr.. Cox. of Ohio spoke to the same effect. He
unwilling 10 vote for any Know Nothing. or any
man supported by them, dneSs that man he a Dem
ocrt bat he was willing. at the proper time 10 vote
for an anti lccomptJn Democrat when il could be
shown that he could be elected
Mr.. Montgomery. of Pennsylvania, took differ
ent view. thinking that there might be a union be-
tween the National men, Americans and Democrats
50 effected DIS to crush out seconalism. He thought
it ungcn rouS that RepubicaHism should have the
patronage Of the Capitol!
Mr.. Harris. OF Virginia. made an earnest appeal
to stand by Democratic principles and men. lie
would not ask Northern Democrats to make such Il
sacIiii e As 10 vote for q South American.
Mr. Garnet interrupted Mr.. Harris by stating that
Il HSihptI ol inc american party lau lliofiicu nm
that he Was rs willing 10 for Mr.. DOcock as any
other Democrat
Mr.. Craig. Of Missouri, after some remarks, NOV
Ell that committee of three be appointed to conf +
with the minority Of the House the subject of the
organization.
y Burnett, Of Kentucky, urged his views OF the
matter, and opposed the motion. He inquired 4:
WHO asked TO confer with Us that we should have
such committee He should adhere to Mr.. Be-
cock.
Mr. Hindman, of Arkansas, said he never would
be transferred 10y a caucus to any ore but Demo
crat.
Mr. Rjcarnette, Of Virginia. explained why he to
day voted for Mr.. Boteier. lie thought he had voted
TOR MIR. BOcock long there was any chance for
him.
NJ. Clemens, Of Virginia, offered the following
resolution, which read merely for information
Re20|re3. That it is our duty TO adhere to the
nomination heretofore made in caucus, until such
time as it is demonstrate that some Other person
can secure the whole vote recorded. and an addi-
tonal vote sufficient to elect him. and that then, in
thar event the committee heretofore appointed are
hCr by authorized call another meeting for the
purpose of comforting together on the subject.
Mr.. Pryor, Of Virginia. after some preliminary
| remarks, moved the following a substitute for
| Mr.. Craig resolution:
| That the members Of this conference persist in
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-20
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at lot, q. N; and at =, P. m.
Arrive at l2t a.. N. and II p. 10.
IBo.h trains connect at Stevenson for Memphis,
except the train Leaving Nashville Saturday
night
(Ths night train from Nashville connect at Chat
tanooga with the trains enthe East Tennessee
and Georgia road.
Both trains connect at Chattanooga with trains
on the Western and Atlantic road.
both trains connect at Wsrtrscs with trains
on the Shebyville branch.
The day train from Nashville connects at Tul-
lahema with the train an the McNiRAVille aad
Manchester road.
THE day train frem Nashville connects at
Decherd with trains the Winchester and
Alabama road for Salem and Fayettsyale.l
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAHRO4R:
Leave Nashville at y a. m., and 81 pm
Arrive ct 92. a. N. and 6}, p
LOUISVILLE ANB NASHVILLE RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at 8 a. m- and 2:25, P. u. 1.-THE
morning train carries the mail.
Arrive ut II, night aud 4, P. n. The sVeEfng
train brings the mail
ER3EPTELB AND KENTUCKY BaHRoAR:
Leave Nashville at ?. p. ~.
Arrive 1t 10. a. m.
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The Hog Trades
Tie louisville 18th The packing
around he falls nearly cned Of the houses have eui
operations will during the coming week
The market dull and quote hos nnay at S. p to .
and but few oheng The hegs FOR this market have
all arrived and bu. few expected The numhe;
this viii fall short Of last by nearly 900 hogs Scat
eug avces Tennessee indicate that the erep in that
ter wall be as short anticipated" ---
At Cincinnati Saturday, the market Hogs reported
rather heavy the elise, viii large rcp;s The sales during
the day about6O1 head IS s59s6 for light
heavy.
The st. L -nis Ds1aoczGt of the I7ta says:
Prospects hid fair for Tong crap, Judging the
light present before The number killed up
t evening a40 head this evening about 4s 600
by t0row evening" the close Of the $1,000 Last
yer the present number hal reached until
this being between 1850 asd 45 Coz the 2 OF December
The season closed last about months eer than
or aunt the 2St Of Decebe when only & 90 packed
Present prospects that the will continue late Re
ports rcIn the county fav0rse large le
TER from Shire I'd and Observing OF this city,
from Memphis, No instant, saws Lew
Clark INK Schuyler, Sullivan, and Adr counties the hog
crop about 30 better THAI last year. AMI the hogs
- per cent fatter,
some OF packers and have been quite tm ibo0 gving
Inc rates I'D here and to day the range is $50 S. being de-
r ina Of
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= WASHINGTON, Dec. I0.-SEYATE.- The Senate elect
ed Mr.. Fitzpatrick, President pro ten.
HousE.-Mr. Gilmer IN replying to destinations in
dignantly denied all knowledge of Helpers book
Nothing Of Importance doing.
WAsHNGTON, Dec. l9.-S2NNTE-The Committee
appointed under Mr.. Mason's resolution were au.
thoriZed to employ a Clerk.
Mr.. Pugh tried to call up the resolution that the
Committee ON Territories inquire into the expedien-
cy of repeating that clause Of the act for the organ
HatiOn of the Territories OF Utah and New Mexico
which requires their Territorial laws to be submit
ted for the approval or rejection Of Congress.
Mr. Hale said that the legislative business could
not proceed before the organic Itoa OF the House
Mr. Pugh then, the point OF order, defended the
Northern Democracy from Nersons cen u F, a W
days ago.
IlOUsE.-After sharp discussion between Single
ton an Hickman, the eleventh ballot taken. re
suit a. follows Sherman ll2 Bor0ck 50 /; Bote-
er, 81 scattering, II. Bocock then withdrew and
on the l2th balioJ, Sherman received lI2; Boteer
20; Bocock, - Miles Taylor, u Phelps, lG The
residue were scattering.
The thirteenth ballot was taken -Botcler 81 Tay
or :, Sherman 10, the rest scattering. Necessary
to 4 choice III.
The House then adjourned.