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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIST or LETT Eass.

SEcrros 5. And be II furihtr enacted, That the
Lists az Letters remaining uncalIed for In any
Post Office in any city, town or village where .
newspaper IL printed shall her. after be published
once only, in tbs newspaper which, bling issued
weekly or ufteuer, shail have the largest circula
ton within range OF delivery II said office, to be
decided by the Post Master of said Post Cfhce.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-01

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post Once
at Keokuk, Iowa, March LIST, 1859.
Persons calling for letters will please say, adver-
tised VIM. PATTERSON, r. Nj
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-01

DANGER TO THE VIRGINIA DEAocRAcY.-The
Richmond Enquirer the Democratic organ in
Virginia, says:
eve have laughed at and ridiculed the re-
organisation Of the opposition long enough
it is time sober reason had been consulted,
and action begun. 1t is folly to deny that
there is danger to the Democratic party from
the recent enthusiastic and thorough organi-
zatlon Of the Opposition. Let any candid
man look at the condition of the two parties,
and no will scarcely soy there IL no danger. y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-01
The Deiroit maIgamatton Case.

Miss Judson, the heroine of the Anglo
African elopement, which caused SO much
commotion about six weeks ago, arrived in
town yesterday, on her way homeward, hav-
ing been to Indiana, in company with her
brother, and advertised Joe for DIVORCE
Joe hadn't any money to take him there to
plead his own cause, and, time being up, be
was repudiated and his bride made free
woman. She was just in the nick of time
as the statutes were Immediately afterwards
amended, SO as to cut off all such oprations
in future. The State OF Indiana is no longer
the haven of domestic dificulties.-[D etroi,
Free Press.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-01

LADIns = LIST.
Appleton, Nancy Alexander, Miss Louisa L
Blak. Msry Batesell, Miss Caroline NJ
Brown, Susan w Blackburn, Miss Matte N
Cornelious. Mis-, Alice Collins, Mrs Bessy
Conway Catherine Coyle, Mrs Mary
Clark. Mrs Lydia Cau1i I'D, Mrs winsfred
Day. Marv Danford, Elisabeth 2
Deiva, Sarah Durbin, mrs jean
Dunogan, Mrs M J
Froehlinger, Katharina Forrest, Miss Mary
Grimm, Mrs Mary Guisar, Eliza
Goodman, MYsJulia HI
Hadis, Mrs Margaret Hudson. Mrs Rosa
Halewell, Mrs Elisabeth Hawkins, Mrs Elisa
Iickmott Mrs Huston, Mas Rebecca
Hubbard, Miss A Hixon, Miss Mary
u
Johnson, Miss Caroline johnson, Miss Lucy
Jefferson, Miss Mary
*
Kidder, Mrs Julett Kusiok, Miss Margaret
Kole, Miss Barbara Kyle, Mrs FLAP
l.
Lewelsn, Miss Rebecca Loehmeyer, HELEN
M
Moore. Mrs Margaret Magasky, Iristin
| Manere, Charlotte Morrow, Louisa
| Mci vim, Mrs Ann McCluey, Miss Sarah
n
| Noursc, Miss Emily r
| penlsnd, Miss Ann n Perul, Miss Elizabeth
| Pitts, MadinA -
| Rearden Mrs Celia N Richmond, Louisa
/
| Schutt, Widow Star, Miss Margaret
/ r
Thomas, Mrs Margaret Tierney, Miss Margaret
/
| Vanorsdall, Mrs Sarah M
w
Williams, Mrs Mary Wilson, Mrs MN
| Wood Mrs RI Morley, Mrs Elizabeth
| Wanet Miss M
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-01

gT The following eloquent, earnest and
effective address was delivered at a recent
Democratic caucus in the town Of Sanford,
Broome county, by man who had been an
inmate of the County Jail on an indictment
for murder. The speech is too good to be
lost. Here ii is:
"GEsrLExEN: -We are going to beat the
Black Republicans. | am going to work this
year. Last year we were licked because
was in Jail and could not vote. Was perse-
cuted and kept in Jail because | was Demo.
crat. Gentlemen, the Democratic party is
prosecuted party. Go to all the Jails and
State Prisons in the country, and you viii
find nine out Of every ten of the criminals
am not in prison this year, and you will SCI
what can do"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-01

THE ATTRACTIONS OF GHosr SroRY.-A
ghost story in aid Of the soup-kitchen fund,
announced to be related on Monday last by q
gentleman, q visitor in Ryde, attracted such
an overwhelming crowd Of hearers (some
| 200 people having pressed themselves into
space that will only conveniently hold 60O)
that no order could be kept. After perse-
vering but vain attempt to procure silence,
the gentleman at last gave it up in despair,
with promise to take another opportunity,
under better regulations, for carrying his OBJ
ject into effect. The concourse was found
almost as dif6cultto dispere as it was to keen
quiet, and it was not until liberal applica-
tion Of the policeman's belt and the proprie-
tors toe was resorted to, that the boys would
surrender their hard..won positions. 1t was
next day arranged to tell the story on Friday
night, with small charge for admission, for
the purpose Of securing the comfort Of those
willing to contribute to the charity, instead
OF leaving it to voluntary donations, as on
the previous day.-[Hampshire (Eng.) indie.
pendent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-01

DECIDEDLY PERsoNAL.-President Buchan-
an uses no tobacco; Gen. Cass drinks no
Bourbon" Senator Douglas uses no pep
per, and the Postmaster. General eats but two
meals day. N. p. Willis cuts his own hair,
Caleb Gushing shaves himself and wears no
era are dear lovers Of coffee; /. P. whipple
rarely breakfasts before ten, though he be-
his erfsmpordneous addresses Ralph Waldo
Emerson often dimes at Parker's, but rarely
and Longfellow smokes meerschaum. The
smallest sized poet in America is Holmes
the best looking one, Fields, land he is a:
good as he looks and the biggest one, Pike
of Arkansas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-01
Hartford Fire Insurance Company,
or HARTFORD, CONN.

ASSETS, JANUARY 1. 1889.
SHARES. PAR VALUE. MARX r VAL
5ll Hartford hank Stock ..-$5l w. 90 80 ,l0so0
400 Phoenix /" 100000 100000
100 Conn. River Banking Com
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-11
Just Received nj Chas. RObcrlson's
Candy Mandatory,
No. II Market street.

Opposite Morris stratton 'kaew Warehouse,
A LARGE tot OF freshScily orangesaua Lemons;
n Raisins Figs ,CGrrsntE ,Prunes &c.
Also "a Que HCw Tot OF all the different kinda Of
Nuts.
nnerresh lot Of Baltimore Cove oystersin cans
Fieid 'scsiehFatederanuh,
Fresh salmon HOLSTERS Sardmes &C
~PiekieStreseEyes yf'reshtrAehes aneStraw berry
ia
Brandy Peaches Cherries &c. In b0ttIes
Also anew supply 81 ioJ saud Fancy Articles
p 81 Manufacture allmy CGud ies mere and war
rant GOOD lana cell As ehosp as any house II
Nashville.
lhaNsfoT sale atsN SILVER PlatedNsw York Ale
Pumps CIiAs. ROBERTSON,
ucil!-ff
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-11
Farm for Sale.

I AN onerug for sale, privately, that valuable
l Tract OF Land kno~u as the HAYS Tract, situated
"n the NssaSiiir aEa Chattanooga RAllFOad abont y
miles IRON tau city. The improvements OF the
best desert tou. consisting ~ tue Hfsck House a
all ether necessary aut houses. There about 20
acres cleared Afnt, balance heavily tmbefrs The
place Is alsa Neu ws4eTed. T4ke altogether, u Is
que Of the desi able placrs IA the saCinisy *
Nashville n got ssld BY the aFsg Of November y
will 10 for Fsnt the ousuiug year. For psFuculsr
cali gu r r. GLASCtCk : 40. or NANCE 4 WOOD
WARD or TO me NJ my store Market street No. -
sepls-u JAS. v. HAYS.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-11
ASSIFICATION.

o. Spirits of 1urpentne, Camphine, Burning Flu
ids and Yurnsh, viii only be taken at owners risk.
W. Guupow der and Friction Matches, and other
comOusIble articles will be charged rates OF
each Road and only at Roads convenience.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-11
Third Class.

Auvils, Axes; Ale and Beer In wood; Reef in bar
rcs: Bacsn well packed ia boxes caskE; Barilla,
Bones Boiler flues; black Lead in barrels; Bark aud
Cob Mills, Carriage springs, Boxes aud ASles; CIDER
IA barrels or hossheads; CrOckery Ia crates hogs-
heads; Coffee auG lhlcAoFy; Copper IA boAes aud
casks; Crucibles; Chains, loose Dy Woods sticks
EPSON salts IN barrels, Iuu Sheac N orig ua pack
ages Hardware; HOots and Horns: Hides, green;
HerTingH in kegs Hooks and Hinges; Iron safes, Iron
Railing; Iron shutters; Iron teneiugs, Junk. Jute,
Lard IN good kess cans Lead ia casks plgs,
hogsheads, Mistones finished; Manila. Mineral Wa
ter va aud Tenn, Ia ksgs or barrels; Nails Bags;
oysters aud Clans IA shell at ow neT Q fisk; OIL IN
hogsheads aud barrels; Paints dry and IN oil, Pork
ia barrels; Rubber Car springs IN boxes aud casks
Rubber Betting SaiRrstus IA boxes; Speter, Shot
kegs soda in boxes; Tn Plate boxed, Tobacco man
ufaetured IN boxes or kegs; Nesson III barrels ar
baxes; Vinegar; Wire Fencing White Lead; whisky
haIfals,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-11
Gin Nooung.

II AN prepared a. p ,,ton I'm kesfssf best English
Roofing Ia la tae mast approves manner anu
shnrt notice Ia abe Gity of CoaEtry,
Prizes as boa ~ rAa be done the state. Refer
% architects and Prlncip4l builders VI Nashville
aagl3-u j. W. WILSON
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-11
Fourth Class

Anchors Alum Ia barrels and hoRxheads: Brim
stone barrels and h.gsheads; Bieae hing Salts Burr
Hooks, Barley hzrl tee; cotton Ia baeE Cod lsh In
,larees aud boxes; Car Wheels and Axles; Cement
Chalk Clay, Chan Cable than, In casks Cocoa OIL
Earth Paints, stone aud Eartiisl Ware "A crates
hagsheads; Fish, sailed, Pence Wire fiss IA eAskS
aud baxss; tl,sur barrels AID sacks: Pipe
ano; horss Shoes In packages; Iron Bar, Essd, fig
IS t.er and Railroad lTon Nuts and Riyetk; Iron last
ings, heavy; Locomotive IRE, Land Plaster; Moas-
SEES Mahogany LaEs, Marble ia block uHwrousht;
NAT stones IN rough; N4iis and Spikes, Nail rods.
ores, Lad Copper, lFon, Zinc in boxes OF barrels.
Pitch Plaster Palm 'H Putty Rags pressed in bales;
Rice Railroad chairs and spikes, Resin, Higgins
Rope, sUmac, salt soda Ash, steel, sugar va hegs
beads barrels or boxes. stone, upSrought; soda 10
kegs, barrels CASKS, asAratus IN kegs, barrels
casks, Tobacco, scrap and leaf, N casks aud hogs
heads TN, Tar TIA in plss, Terrs JAponea, Telegraph
Wire rAlo~ whfting Water fspes, WIRE kepe " beat
Ia sell sswsA osnaearg or t~ilisa bass; zane sheet
Ia Casks aud easess zlHe IN Pigs.
Tals TARA ~ take saeyl che int aas of septem.
Der, lsss, and eontine@ anpl ether aosiee-
a. ". cui-e,
Sup. hsiiie 4 cisAttaheega a. r.
b. AVER,
W. ]. HISS.
=. Memphis Chafiessou X. n.
4. &. lACkstlS,
ssps-u Sup. Z Ienn. Ca h. y.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-11

yIyE have gu hand 20 bhs az PURE BOURBON
w WHISKY, warranted W he fnuF seers ead, and
tbs nnest la the STATE, saeh are nslass - sel
rlieie would give ns sail.
cAEIEIl, wILsfoha 4 CO.,
ansl-n za Ne. AaEkss ssrsst.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-11
Architectural and Plain Iron Work for
Public and Private Buildings.

Fire Proof Houses;
Iron Fronts, Orders and
Roofs;
Conservatory and Hot.
house appointments;
Columns, WInsow 4 Door
Lintels AMI Sills;
Consols, Modiliions and
Brackets, COrinthIan
Correggic, Doric, Ionic
and Composite Capitals,
for columns and antes
of all sizes;
Cernices, Mouldings and
Leaves in variety.
Spiralsand straightStairs
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-11
Direction. for its Use.
INSURANCE..

Assets as seeuz4ty for losses follows:
NINA Insurance Co, OF Hartford. - ESQ .s23 SO
xIJHome Insurance CO., OF New York ,s5T ,s23 II
Hartford Fire Insurance. Co, OF Haffd, sTl ,t15 a.
Phoenix Insurance Co, Of Hartford. $50 .2f6 ft
Lamar Fire Insurance Co., OF ew York SCI ,Oo5 !
d. England Fire a Marine ms. Co, Of
Hartford ................. $50 ISIS
New York Life Insurance Co, Of y. y, soT ,si5d
NASH = hAHR. Agents.
octi9-0 No. 20 College street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-11
Hams! Hams!:

En CASKS choice canvaszsd Hams. in store aud
DU for sale by s. ". H0LIINGswoRrH
ocfiz-tf No. Q Market street, !
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-11

Rates in cents per 100 lbs bet,reen Nashville and
hno1uille and Stations on The East Tennessee and
Georgia RdiirOud
FIRSl CLASS, sixty cents per 100 pounds.
SECOND CLASS Slxt! cents per 100 pounds.
THIRD CLASS, Forty seven cents per lou pounds
FOUhTH CLASS, III rty- five cents per 100 pounds
Rates in cents per 100 lbs. 6efreen Memphis and
KnoxUile and Stations on the Last Tennessee
and Georgia railroad.
FIRST JLASS, Ninety Ii Ve cents per loo pounds.
SECOND CLASS, Ninety five cents per 100 pounds
THIRD CLASS, seventy five cents per 100 pUunCs
FUUkTH CLASS, liIy cents per loo pounds
DLAS1ER will be carried from the celebrated Plas
l. ter WORKS Of hTEinla, 20 Chattanooga and bal
ton and stations tie l.. Tenn and Ca. X. l..
dollars per O Zoo bs.-tO Nasty lie and ali
lions Oh the Nashville and Chattanooga r. X. ut
dollars per OF 700 lbs. Also, to III. cumba aud
stations east Of lusCUmba, the Memphis
Charleston road at D.ue dollars per ton, and Mem
pins, aud all stations west VI 1usCunba at twelve
dollars
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-11
CanUct Coal Ntl.

GONE OF the good 9aa". refined CAM.
- Coal OIL, are these
II RIVALS GAS LT6H ~ 5RYLLI4ycYI
IT rs ENTIRELY NuN- EfDLOSIFE;
1T NAY BE CARRIED \ SOUT;
n rs CONFENIE.NT FOR GENERAL Use;
n BCRNS WfTHCTT Az OFFENSIVE DOOR 1.
II rs CLEAN AND BEA UZTEUL ~ Color;
II; 1PPRIRIN e ~ the LAMP Is ORN4.
XsvTlL AND ATTRI CTTVR;
II DOES MOI PERMANENTLY SPOH CAR
PETS, COMING, dc, On tcktcA u mag b spilled,
Ct lare parton Of Il Jeg II the bes aJteies for
stsaHins ssief foOis.
HKEGPHI HcALLY TIE cHEA PEST LiGHz
KNOWN.
Directions for its Use.
Obtain GOO coal Oil lamp. secure thin wicks
so that they will move up ard down in the tube.
Trim the wick With sharp scissors exactly wit
the top OF the WICK tube, clipping on the small pro-
jectieg points Ht the fill your lamp with
our OIL Turn up the ck sseGglly arst, - moi
90 crack the chimney
A shade will greatly enhan tits excellence fos
reading segngby.
BY tho carefal observance Of these diFeeliGns yot
win secure light hat cannot Ia 40 please.
osti2-u MCKENZIE 4 NlNCHIN.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-11

| Plain & Ornamental Win
dow and Door Frames
and shutters;
Hosting Machines for
stores;
Iron and Glass Pavcments
made strong and water
tight, admirably adapt
ed 10 light up cellars
ana vaults:
Street Crossings. Crate
ings, Lamp and Hitch
ing Posts;
Vaults aud Vault Doors,
aud Jail Work, &c.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-11
Second Glass.

Anthony Crude; Apples, Dried, Baking Powders,
Bed Cords, Bags; bagging, Bells Bottles; b. mstone,
In boxes Kegs, Binder's Boards, BurHps Berries,
Cotton Waste; Cham Cotton, WOODEN and liempen
Candies, Cocoa, Chocolate; Coffee, ground, III boxes
or barrels; Capstans, Oassa hs bags boxes; China
Ware in casks; Currents dried Cutlery Chair stun
in rough Copper plates sheets bolts, pigs, vine nails
or rods: Copper lotions; Cheese IN boxes casks
Clover and Grass Seed, CICckery IN boxes and bar
reIs: Congress and Bedford Water ia boxes or bar
rels: DYE Woods boxes barrels; Domestic sheet.
ing shiring, Ticking and leninis IN original bales
Duck Drugs casks; iecr skins pre- ssed; Flax seed
Flax boxed; Forks, Hay and Manure, Ginger, Glue,
Gum Copal Groceries assorted mot OtheTWls specl-
fed } Grass and Clover Seed, Hides, dry, IN bales
Honey, Hoes, Hops, Herring, III boxes, Hemp; Iron
Hoop and Sheet: Leather ia rolls or boxes Liquor
WOOD; IiquoIiCe Lead, pipe, bar end sheet, Ashog-
any boards and plank, MAJ bis Slabs UNIV rought al
owners risk Moss pressed in bales; Nuts in barrels
or .asks: Oakum. Oi-coth Paints IN boxes CANS
Palm Leaf pressed, III ntcr's Ink III Kegs barrels
Paper IN boxes. PAST board; Peaches uTeu, Printing
paper; PTunes in casks, epper, Paper ,igings iii
boxes; Pickles in casks. l1pes, Rubber Car SpTIBgs
loose; Rubber Packing ana HUE; kaisius, Straps ed
q la sacks cythes Shuyeis, Spades, soap, spec
starch saddlery sardiues, III boxes Sheep anu 9th
er SKINS III taes, Shot IN bags; sugar III bags Scale
and scale Beams boxed; Tobacco IN bales, Tobacco
cut IN boxes barrels, Tow lea, 1ype; NeneeriLg
boxed; Wood shapes, hIre, hiilo~ heeds II. bun
dies; Wrapping Paper, Yarn sseo and baIled Zine
in rolls sheets
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-11

Balconies, Verandas, Area, Yard ard Cemetery
enclosures Gates and Fences in Wrought Iron Work
Cast and Composite.
Jobbing and Repairs executed with despatch.
Having thorough practical knowledge of the va
rious branches of Mechanical Engineering, i shall de-
vote my entire attention the general of
the business, and with the assistance competent
Foremen in the several departing large force of
experienced workmen and the extended faclitesnow
at my command feel every fidencc in my ability
to compete successfully with any similar establish
ment in the country. I. N. BRENNAN,
aug2T-tf NJ &C. F.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-11
First Class.

Agricultural MISUNDERSTANDING Fluid, owners
risk OF leakage-Baskets twice first class rates-Bat
ting, Blinds, Bonnie s, BOOks-BOOts and shoes Bread +,
Buffalo kObes-BaTd Tables, double nTst class rates
brushes and BrOOms, Lroom corn, pTessed-Cam-
phlne at owners tx or leakage-CdrbUys acids and
other Chemicals, double first class rates. abinet
are Knocked down and well boxed, first class
Cards, caFpetng, corks, COZ neutrality-suspicious.
boxed, twice first class rates-CigaTs, boxed and
strapped-Cassia, IN mats, caps-CoveIs ana Sieves
clocks and weghts-COpper and brass vessels-Dem-
Johns owners risk twice first class rates-Drugs, in
bales and boxes--Dry Goods, IN boxes bales and
truuks-FuInituTe set and boxed, twice III lass
rates-Furniture knocked Jwn ard well boxed first
class rats Farm wagons III pleces-F Gathers, furs
figs in drums-i ISL fl esL-OaTden seeds glassware
window glass-Grapes, III kegs-Hats and caps hides
(dry loOse-nOusehold goods, (nCt furuiture) well
buXed-Har in sacks-lnk, lndlgo-lndia Rubber
goods-leatheF QOose), Liquor iii glass-LemOns,
sacked-Lookins Glasses boxed, twice inst class rates
Machinery, boXCd-Slhttresses, twice inst class
rass-Mouldngs and Picture ETames-Mats and Rugs
Medicines, Muskets-h aTble, wrought, owner s
rIsk-McasuTes anu Tubs, Moss iii saCks-Aluscal In
struments, Mineral Water, IN Glass-Nuts, IN bags
Oysters, in Kegs anu CanG-Orangcs, sacked; OIL, in
Glass Paper Hangmgs, not boxed; Preserves, PICK les
ia glass owners risk Palm Leaf Peltres Printing
Presses Piano Forts at owners rAk Porter, and Ale
IN glass-faintings ana PICTURES, well boNeu--kattan
Russia BTislcs--Steam Boilers ,thrLy feet ana unuer
steam Boilers over thirty feet a half hrst
class ratcs--SlaIoncTy- the Snalls, scales and
scale Beams not boAed--Slelehs, boxed, twice first
class ratcsSoves, a. owners rlsk--Sweet Potato
sizing stove llpe, Splflts lurpentnC-Stuve Plates,
al owner IS isk-Sewn gMacbnes-fTunks, Tin ware
boxed--ITees anu Shrubbery, boxed at owners risk
Trees and ShTubbery, baled, at owner Is risk once
and a half nrst class rales-TwiIe-IOys boxed
Umbreilas-NeneeTlBg, not boxed, NaTnsh--N agons,
ehildrens not boxed twice nTst class raIes-W Gus
and Hobby Horses, boxed once ana hall class
rates--Wax, Wine, in boxes or baskets--WhIps,
Whale bones, Wheel barToHs--NOodcn Ware, Ma on
Felloes and BOws--M OGDEN Ware, twice nTst class
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-11
Keep il Before the People.

TTNHAT the Railroads have agreed to the following
L low rates Oifreight, to-wit:
From Nashville, to Knoxville and all Stations
on the East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad.
Dry Goods aud ALL u tclcs usually CEASED ia nTst
and second classes, per loo pounds 90 cents.
Hardware, bacon, lard, whisky in barrels,
and all articles OF third class, per hun
dred pounds II do.
Sugar, Molasses, -four, leaf tob scco, and all
articles OF fourth class, per 100 pounds IS do.
From Nashville to Central Depot, Va, and all
Stations west on the Virginia and Tennes-
sac RAILROAD. articles classei as ahoyn
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-11
GENERAL MACHINERY DEPARTMENT.

Stationary and Steamboat
Engines and Boilers;
FIGURING and Glist Mills
and Mill Mac hiuery;
Circular, Sash and Auley
Saw Mills;
Sugar Mills and Corn
Crushers;
Cast ana Cut Geering for
Cotton Mills;
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-11

VUST rez<txe1 ~ ss@Amef y ~ A. ftzheF, ~ go
ed ffKff paf<<fh PINE YIxssEfSG. n ssa b~
s<ea zs sha uAzshesss 70 u. PAkfsH Co.
eS4l%H Ca&i49s <1s-t
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-11

Turbine and Reaction Wa
ter Wheels;
Tobacco Y Lard Presses
Water and Gas Pipes Re
tOrts anu Gas Works
Castings;
Rolling Mil Machinery 4
Blast Cylinders;
Gin Machinery, Cranks,
GudgeOns Skating &c.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-11

An extensive catalogue OF Patterns of Spur and
Devil GeerlLg, Pulle! Balance and Band Wheels to
elect from.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-11

Ii establishment, is prepa ed to execute all orders
for Foundry and Machine Work on the most reason
able terms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-10
rar,h.r Foreign News BY The Persia.

Further For cisn News by she Persia.
NEW YORK, Dec s--The following 10 the
latest, per telegraph, from London to Liver
pool:
FRIDAY EVENING, Nov a5th.--Tnc Morning
Post characterizes the recent Brussels teie-
gram respecting Simultaneous disarmament
by France and England ~ being absurd on the
face,
Disbursement is the very lasi thing France
could ask The very last thing England could
scSede toA~our arinamentS are not at all based
upon any French preparations IL we adopt
measures Of defensive nature, they are I'M
tertaksa as against all corners and against
eonbinatlon OF Powers. We do not vary ia
accordance with The varying strength Of our
neighbois.
The Pest believes that the preiiminaries
which the English Government have consid.
cred necessary previous to the assembly of q
Congress, are in q fair way of settlement and
we may, therefore, look forward to the assem-
bly, OF the Congress at no very distant date
The Times says the report in question WAS
grom the first only unworthy of attention.
A marriage 70 arranged between Major
General the Hon. Thos. Ashbarnham, brother
of the Earl OF Asahurnhau, and Miss Foley,
sister OF X Foley.
Her Maiesty's ship Wrangler returned 10
Woelwieh yesterday, from an experimental
cruise TO Try the forty pound and eight-pound
Armstrong gun at sea. most complete course
ofexieriments was carried out. Sixty rounds
of ammunition with the elongated ship were
Hired with perfect success, and every expert
nent pertaining to the gun was pronounced
fauitlcSS.
LIVERPOOL pgEADsrvFFs MAEKEr.
Mcssrs. Richardson, Spence 4 Co, report:-AiI
descriptions OF Breadstads IN the most limited de-
FsrG. ana nomlnslly UNCHANGED since Tuesday
isst on which day. as alresdy. advised. Flour and
Cora declined 6d.ais., and Wheat 2aM The
9nHtst,ons are as follows; Flour, 2sa2ss. Red
Whest y Cd slls. 2d White, 9s. 60. ellis I'd. per
centsi. yellow Cora, Sis ss32s Cd; hite IS d;ss
hisiand- Athss X Co. say that iurther CONCESSION
would be necessary to effect sales of American
wheat.
LONDON MONTY MARKKT.
The stock market had been firm. and the funds
rather higher On the 18th, however. there was a
slikhi relapse. and Consols closed at ssh Il for
money. and 9St< q = for account.
The demand for money had been mot,eratelv &C
tive, ana, IN few exceptional c,ses, rather less
thsn the Bank minimum had been charged for ac-
commodstion. - ~
The weekly returns of the Bank of England show
an Increase of bullion of Ella sS4.
beii Son report STEADY demand for the varou.