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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-08
& .CBEATHAM. & sgArHAH.
NJ. q e. #. CHEATHAM,
GROCERS, AND DEALERS

WHOLEsALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
PINE BRANDIEs, VINES. TOBACCO, CIGARS, NAILS,
DOMESTIC Liquors. DC,
O0RE1R OF COLLkGE AND CRJRCH SIPEETS
Nashville, Tennessee.
WE arejust receipt Of large and we'll selected stock Of
wv Groceries, Liquors conng In part follovs
$50 hhds Sugar, grades; 10000 genuine Havana Cigars;
900 bills chciee Molasses; $40 Kegs Nails, assorted;
100 do do 100 dozen Painted Bueksts;
$50 bass prime Rio COass; 20 nests Tubs 1880 q
Loaf Sugar; 10 bbls Pseans; f..--
10 boxes stsr Candles; 10 bbls HIhsrts. 81 .-1
r. FINE RRANDIES, WINES, &Os
25 y u 4 y choice French Brandiss;
20 \ casks Madeira, sherry, and Port Wfnesg
$50 baskets best brands Champagne;
50 boxes c1Yili ClaFsi,
e bbls pure old Rye DO
do do do Bourbon %
And also large sock Of Common Why American brandy,
POWDER AGENTS.
Aganls th Dupont, Heard and sycsnoFs Powder
Agents NashvI8 Of the
would call he attention Merchants Tradersto their
@ kegs Dupont Rife Powder; 1000 kegs Hazard Blasting Pow
SO DC 90 DO $500 ssss syoaasr. Blasting
1000 kegs Hazard do do Powder;
500 y DO do do $50 Of Powder, assostsd
200 = do do do brands: .
5000 kegs Dupont Blasting Pow 50 bills Toy, Bedford Co.
der. safety fgss
jsnll n T. =. =. pHBA4HAA, Agents.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Dpponf's Powder Jg, BickfOrd Co.'S Salty
Hazard g Eals
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Old HICKORY.

which reduced prize Call and ysuFseYes
No, 40 Nsrth Market street,
augss- P. ". NAxET 4 co.
SALE OF LAND.
TAvINd by II the Chancery Court al Brswngvs
TynI the August Term 1853, the % Green H.
Bradford Ashy ChriSP, Ad e. AL bsn appointed
Trust executed ~ sarsuei Dunlap Ges
he 3lst Of july sf W. =. Bowers, decd
purpose Of securing the payment Of Two Hundred fry
lars and ferry i've due y note from aid
lap sad Green Bradford, tbs undersigned will
day the 18th o. October 1853, the COuthouss
the town Of Ripley fenn 0eeed 70 sell TO the highest bidder
for valuable Tract Of Land lying Mauy county,
containing 81 said land being the dsorosd
said Dunlap By the ChanJsry Court Many
ss Of March, s54 in ne Of William D. Dunlap
J. Padgett and wife, ct al and conveyed aforesaid
Samuel Dunlap, deed, TO said Bowers.
The Land will De sold in pursuance Of said Deed Of Trust
sep4-dtds CHURcHWELL BUCK. Trustee
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FOR THE BOYS.

"TATEFTELD WALKER have the most varAsd assortmeE
w Of hats and Cans FOR BOYS children, offered il
ne city. Also design in Riding Hats i ne Lses
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OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE
ID. A. Tihbs, PrOnrfetOr.

FWyHIs Hotel spacious brick building Just completed
Thepropretor has incurred heavy expense In fitting nj
afurnishnV make then comfortable
IRIS house open for the reception Of boarders visitors
jewellers and proprietor afford ample accommodation
- 10 persons An omnibus with good and will b
~ convey passengers the Hotel hack
| s9ap The proprietor intends TO try 70 hrEtolas
a6sel and hopes 10 share liberal patronage
Ao.eli is DANIEL A. TIBBs, Propristor
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BORGFELDT a. GUNTRATH,
26 Cherry street,
Sell now GheiP stock of
FANCY GOODS AT COST.
ND have reduced prices other Goods Their object
n effect quick sale BY Offering good bargains to the public
inSVIs s-s - BoRGFELDT 4 GUNTRATH.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, sc.
DEM WILLIE IL CO.,
DRUGGISTS AND PRESCRFPTI0NfSTS,
Corner Store Of TIE Eeso Jioz and American BHadia96,
cOrRer ef Cherry ard 0hzFch Streets,
NASHvILLE TENN LESSEE,
D ESPECTFULLY ask their old cs and customers, and
the public generally, cS and them in their
Enlistment Supplied with large complete stock Of Drugs,
Medicines Dyeus Fancy Goods and ell articles kept in Drug
stores and constantly in receipt Of fresh supplies Of the se
they feel perfectly confident Of their ability to give entire sails
facon with reference to both prices sne qualities Of their goods
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended to the
old ARM We hope by prompt attention 20 businessto merit
DEMoYILLR CO.,
Corner Of Cherry and Church streets
OUR PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT..
Is under the supervision of thorough and accomplished
Prescrpons Druggist and orders in that line OF ouT bust
viii at ali hours, day and night be promptly and accurate
ly flled. DkA9NLL7 z 70
HEEDHCBNES, ms CRUMENTSs &c..-We in
F ite of Physicians stock Of Medicines
Chemicals, Surgical and Dental Instruments 60 -
DEMoYILLK & co.
DOMESTIC ARTICLES.--The heads Of families
are asked to cali examine stock Of house keeping
DEMOVILLE a co.
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THOMA 81 BOWEN,
mERCHAN TAILORSs
nn EOTTH MARKET STAEET,

UTE are nov receipt Of Zoe stock o. Goods ier the
Nv F.fl and Winter which would Invite th at
,.S-on rf our customers and the public IN general
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CHOICE BACON

- IN Stare and for sale small lot Of ehoios family
M RaSSIN. earsd By Of The best oonneseaTS IL
" BIzEII., H0lPER eco,
eoapg' EOs. and s NAFkes stESetf
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DRUSHES.--A large stock # Shoe, Paint, Varnsh ana
- 49, A. STRETCH
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GYRENGES.-- stock Of syrnges, some entirely
- patterns. just reesived and fer sale by AsTRErcH.
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ENINE TEAS..-Just received from large Inpcrtes Of
n Teas good Of Imperial Gunpowder Solong
and Black Teas for sale by the large small quantity
. A. STRETCH. 2
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[. h. LASIEs. rHILLifr- =. c. aEEsEax
LANIER, PHILLIPS q co.,
R10LESALE GR0cERS. COMMISSION kERCRzsZS
a rEALKRs ~
FORBHGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
no. -, MARKrr srREET,
NASHvILLES ENNBSSE Is -

WTTB are in receipt Of heavy stock fGRocBRIKS. II
Wv QU0RS, comprising extensive and varied assert
nsnt Of svsrying usually kept line and Whk
spectfullT invite the attention o. The trade:
$50 hhds N, o. Sugar, g75 bills Crushed Sugar,
35 do Clarified do 100 do P0sdeTsd do
40 bxs Havana do 50 do GrAnalated DO
L ..
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VACCINE MATTER.
TsT rscsyeda good supply Of fresh and reliable Vaccine Mat
4 te- A. STRETCH, Druggist.
"oetQ2 Corner College and Union street.
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BRAND1KS WINES WHISKY, arc,
ALSO -
dealers IN bacon, Lard and Country Pre-
onee, OF Every DescriPtions
Corner Of College and Broad Sfrsets.
NASH WILLIE, TENNESSEE.
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ny with bark Emily, from AFRICA IN,

OIL Ha,eras pany with bark Emily from AFRICA for
Tsrs Fairy glsh shsrsh,s II days with sls
ship AvephoG. from lfor New York. 81 day. .,as,ised
bark wjDdward q 49, bett) Emsrson F. as"uk
days. with Jaslroad ron Metca Dune -,nl Eng, q
lon 70 TO- spoke bark Radiant OF aud sosos ia s a.
BARK Eliza nsrss Orb Cb1r Bermus> =. ao,. +, ,.,,..
from New ssan me- nAw when ming out bark Gassle
Elizabeth saI6 Orb Hall, CT ,h.or,a a davs with cursnts
81 asa.pc n' Busnes Ayrss Oct 10 with udss
ing rom Boston Us lon ~ W, spoke ship Frank South
Brig Costa ior San Francisco
&C. ioJF ca 'hapman Aspinwall 20 days, with hides,
VIM Mason of Castne Gardner, st Jago Nov e. with
'usa gar ana nn TOBACCO; to'Miler 4 HoughtoD.
iosIood coee sc e. Putnam Jacme Nov 49, With
scbr Wlet Roberts Peterson, Washington NC q days.
Win covon 70 Blossom Sons stores 10 j q Wlams
scSr TRS sysn: Kus w WSs,hnaion NJ
perienced very heavy weather. lost and mansa
schr John Platter, Candy Brandy Mills del days
Sch Caroline smith, Smith Brandywne Mia Del days
schr Mary Price, BLIZZARD hrandy wne for New Haven
schr Partridge Thorndike Rondout for boston
schr Volunteer, Brown, RoDdout for Boston,
Steamer Albatross- Jones' Providence.
Steamer Pelican, Ahreh, Providence.
The chip Zurich from Havre 9h reports passed ,he
Lizard Nov 10 has III passengers all WE'LL birth Nov "a
BELOW.
schr Republican from Fayal--by pilot boat No Is.
Also, one clip unknown.
Steamships City Of Manchester r Glasgow Augusta and
folk &C.
Wind at sunset NV.
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From Charleston in the steamship coumbia-Miss Sheldon
R ana 1S pe9snns Nv koo hss and
isdy Eapr Mrs L vaeness Mis- Kate s,evens Master
se5 SsS Sssas' MS IsseTs Wv srs.S som
steerase
From Rio Janeiro the shp conrierCap Kipcsn Of
Bridrepat Cong Mr Mrs snacselford and Mr + WIN
son, of richmond Va
From s. Jago, IN the brig Vim Mason-P Hazard
DEPARTURES.
For Richmond &c. IN the steamship Jamesown-E II Lang
I,uryes, Miss Quick nephew Mss xct,aw & Aen 4
M Mn his Yrs snny nsaksr srs K7y
sisberts, Mss King Mrs Mcca~and 81 10 the steerage
For Charleston. IN III. steamship Na.hville Tracey
siddn,s ScketAe, II vanderzee, arthur Ulancsv. z
sSs sns' .p ss sa s e rst
s I 10. zen! nood Miss rorch.r Miss Gracke, VIM
sssf awe .sy 9Ssr IS. Goth os so sas
mailing fI Paul Hepv %e 'i M f's e,
Iae lady and afsn Mrs Hampton sns maid, Mss P.a
smith Wright er,on onar'ss CEN oea nat y I snh
NJ. s Miss ss M s
ford John Cumming Charles Tate Ager Resh and
VS. Read T II v.ndenburg Mr. AID Mrs i.rdy Mr. and
Mrs Baldwin mo.ar servant, %sio ar a'q
in sa ss ae, w sa.acs f caSpsp.s s Mrs smith
sIm III. AlsasSdsr Mss 9 ballard Crawford Jao
WI nsa.. l:hsm' u: ssss a;s ss,s Nd
Fs. neonns,sn whrs Rogers s' wss
onsr ecker, h Multany Mrs. A Flanagan, Mrs Miller
Miss Tslco, Curtis Master Viking Miss so ,ren.
pear and son James LLennard y Walker u Brooke
Is Je sell, " II WISH MAhswsoo, WI W-rD2c Inrs
Ssmus Butler Mrs amkc,nald, Mrs u ID ARD VI md
VISA Sayis Mr. and Mr.. aonss M tw, ,ofan's x,s.
scudder Mrs tcndde- ard Jpo Schneider tndico,
Miss NJ Fish samuel Gard has Mirio, Mss lance,
Ramsey, r u Sorning Mrs Williams and NATL Miss WI.
lam, 4 koibpJcs James feard Mrs mo ,eeb.e child and
srd nff Sex Thompson R1gers charlie Dam ra.t
srand Mrs Iaa piprns ra" Li.c I'm :, Sloan. Ror'
rpht Vim klder Geo slider tas Blum. = " VI srt-pbn-rh
psnrstaum Rism M,ss l. Carter. samnis and CHI n.
Mr. md Mra Ia need. Nr aud Mrs w Bo~den-aGd 70 IN
the s.eefogs.
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Legal Intelligence.

SUPREME CorRr OF THE UNITED sTA,rs, DEC Present
as yesterday. and Mr.. Justice Mclean On motion of
Hon. W. p. Fessenden, Marcus r. Norton, ESQ., Of New
York, was az med an attorney and counsellor of this
court.
0! Alabama, and Hon. C. J. Faulkner Of Virginia. we're
admitted attorneys counseors Of this couft
On morton OF II r. Gamble, Esq Hon. John W. NOEL,
OF Missouri vas admitted attorney and counsellor OF
this court
On notion Of Hon. r. p Stanton, John / T sneed,
Esq O Tennessee, was admitted and counsel
Ter OF This court
No 8 Dalton vs. the United States No 81 Fieptes vs.
the United States; No A. Palmer the United States
No e1. The United states Feschmaker and drty -four
other all Of them oeiDg Appeals the district
courts Of California The motion OF Mr Attorney General
Back for rule on the counsel of the claimant of
these cases 10 file his warrant Of attorney ordered to
be SET down for argument Frday, t1a 9th inst
No Ransom Gardner ct al pian, rs error, VS. Vim
s. Moss et al Tbs cause was submitted 10 the considera
ton u, The Court the record printed argument by
Mr.. Seward, for the plaintiffs in
No. 4 Reuben Middleton, plantf in error, Vim.
NcGrew. This argued by NJ Hughes for the
papti in error, and submitted prinea argument by
Mr.. Banngcr for The defendant In
No, s. George Boudes, late master and part owner of
the STEAMBOAT Kate, &c, appellant, James p Shsr
wood It al This cause was submitted to the considera
ton Of the Court the record and printed argument by
MssTs Sher wood VIM. G. Hale for the appellants
No G Edwin NJ Chaiee, plaintiff error, vs. The Bos.
ton Betting Conpany: This cause was submitted To the
Of the Court the record and printed argu
me' by Messrs Jenckes and G Seward, for the plain
TIFF in error.
No l. Elisha Morrill, plaintiff in error VS. John Cone
ct al This submitted to the consideration Of
the Court the record and printed argu nens by Mr
Williams for the plLntG In error and oy SIr. Browuing
for the defendants III error.
No s John C. s.unoit ct al plaintiffs in error vs. Cor
harp Davenport u al Commissioners Of Pi1tage Of the
bay and haf hor Of Mobile; and
no BE- lhiDeas o. Foster ct al, OF the steam
boa swan, paiaiis IL error, Gorham Davenport
ol COMMISSIONERS Of Ploiage o. tn. bay harbor Of
NJ hle These causes were argued by Mr. Philips for the
tahiila VI error and submitted pruted argument
b. NJ C. 9 Cay j. for tho defendants 10 error al.
joHIued.
StlpyNR cotRT or TIE UNITED sr,rrs Dec 3 = On mo
ton Of Wn. q. Brown, Esq, Charles E. Phelps, Esq Of
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POSTAL DIRECTORY.
Foreign and Domestic Mails.

Foreign and Domestic Mails.
DOMESTIC .North-A.any, afslo and Canada. 345P NJ
f Ere IN 4 M and sisf ?
South aud souhS western
Hssisrn nah, BY railroad * a anna
SUNDAY On Sunday n mss close a, this
CALIFORNIA. By steamship North Star, Monday,
oyeii.ad Main for oaforni. leaves ). LOUIS Ms
sSoud be marked ovea si,is
sLAzH CRY The Overland mail from st. Jopeph Mo to Salt
Lake l;ity. leaves st Joseph every SATURDAY a.
via St Joseph.D
HAvAsABy Steamship Cahawoa, on Monday.
SO. PACIFIC y sssamship North star on Monday n
pAuAxA slAsDs ,hs day after the arrival Of eaeh alter
ns'e 'T 1ss packet q. this port berg oee
vain mails ,Sr tue Bahama Islands, TO be la led
ST. In conseqneace Of the arrival OF th. over dne
this port on Saturday.
TINE OF cLosIN7 AT TIE LONDON OFFICE.
BoABAY.. The Overland mail to Bombay closes II; london
as touows-Via MAJ SELL. 3 on the 50 and 18th OF
saSh month. Via Southampton on the 18th and
CALCUTTA. 80, 10Th, 18th GOTH Marseies 4th l2sh
NH: 2lth via Southampton.
CHINA &C. Marssliss on the 10th and 2e.h Via South
AUSTRALIA Via Marseils and suez this 10th Via South
ampion AID 18th.
MAuRrTrus. Via Alden IN and 9Th of the month
so The Marsr are icspaesd on he eve OF above
dates s9g I'D a. Of these dates tan on Sunday the mai
The Southampton mails despatched on The morning OF
ADORE dates snoud Of these dates fall sunday The
mail is desr aiched the morning previous.
MAILS FROM Ntw YORK BrAzr-A propositiop has bap,
inside to the Post ONCE Department TO carry once
St Thomas ire seems d be fasorasv
Impressed with the proposition anc viii IN all all ,abiy
for The faithful Of The saryea No ca even
ever, has yet been Observation-Disclosures Star, Nov. 26
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The owners of property fronting thereupon nearly all of
whom were ready to give their assent to the sale Al
though Trinity owns the fee she sch without
the consent thirds OF those owning the fronting lots
In the summer Of last year, while Postmaster General
Brown was in this city, inspecting various localities with
the view of selecting site for building 10 accommo late
the city Post Office, United States Court aud offices
nectei with the federal judiciary he favoraby i'm,
pressed with St. Johns Park believing that a spacious
edce erected in the centre Of the grounds would meet
the public requirements and combine eligibility and cen.
yericnce with architectural elegance. The vestry
not rdspoeef 10 take tSe proposition into c0p' .-ro
nn tie unexpected deccase OF Gov Brown sscrGtion,
QotisIons. Having In view the ~ ,crtrinstod ne.
e. Jobn x chapel, its day schc> .nerons condition of
x.tter containing npwar' n anu Sunday school, the
fearing that the %" .. of a thousand scholars, and
would be n' ..eI u the Park and the uses That II
-~ritua, ss,Tot:av.d to, would affect inJurousy TIC
-ryN ~lhts Of The neighbcrhood, the yessry came 20
e conclusion Hat they would not at present entertain
any further PROPOSITION for its disposal The property 10
at present estimated TO be worth least million OF dol
lars, and L sold at the latter would bring to the COT
fefs VI the parish one third Of that amount
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Port OF New York, December 10. 1850.

CLEARED
Steamship Augusta, Woodruff, Savannah-S L Mitchell 4
Steamship Potomac, Watson savaunah-H Cromwell 4
Steamship Nashville Murray Chareston-sponord Ties,on
ACo. ~
Steamship jamestown, Skinner, Norfolk &c-Ludlam Ie,
Ship Harriet jessie Deshon Francsco-Ingalls Car
man.
ship Ellen Austin Garrick, Liverpoo-5porord, Tilsson
ship VIM Tell, Funk Havre-Bovd Hincken.
BARI damon Bartlett mo Janeiro-R Buck Co.
BARK Walham, William, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Son.
BIig Adams, Peterson--st domingo City, Whitney
Brig Rosale d3r Holmes Turks Tsands-D Dewols
scm nero i,r) Crowell Iiaifax-d q Donovan.
s0 sehr Williams, Mcclellan. Hllsboro Mp Nevius
schr Rollins Parsons, Busbear-s Sherlock
Scbr Ned Henderson wimington-ES Powell
schr Davis Robinson, MISUNDERSTANDING, Mott 4
scnr Manchester, Nelson Richmond--C H Person
sehr Mary, smith Frederick sbarr-w D AIlsn
s sen. Higgins Lopgsreet, Petersburg-van Brunt
scbr Indus, s.okely, Vienna
= hr Tiara Smith, Philadelphia Mckee.
scbr Bay state. 1aleu, Boston DAYTON spracna
schr ! Conquest, Bulhns, New Haven--D unham 4 Di
sshr Warren Chapman, New Haven--Mas.er
sloop Senator, King. Taunton--Master
sioop hmsrics, sedman Providcnce--das,er.
sioop M Atwaer, Damon New HaAen-Mvster.
ARRIVED
senrers 20 spo6ord Teson Co The eapaienced pas
heavy gale ON the vapor sing from the water an
steamship ratapsco, sydeld Portland with mdss ana oas
sengers, to Il Cromwell Go. ''' ''''
A. 10 chamberlain Robinson nov "a la ss loo ~ AZ
sgnaxeo schr James English Hlad from New Haven G1r
ship h"ktonn, Never London and rse of Wight Nov 10
WV, nh mise aua 20 oasscneers g Grnre Motlrn
shp tonrcr, Olnetead Rio Jsnero oct 20 wi,h cor.c Il,
pon. Mayo Mobile; New lipbt aevoola o na'S' enm
N'hee 7' ofs Yankee Blade, Darling for N2ors 9Th ns
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Dec. 10-2P NJ.
-Four has been quite steady today, and prices have
favored buyers Sales 10000 bbls State and Wostern
200 bbls. Southern and 800 bbls Canada.
WHEAT.-Sales II 500 bushels Milwaukee club at 81 90
CoRs.-sales 5000 bushels at S5c 95c for new and
old yellow Jersey and Southern.
RYE and barley are saleahe and buoyant
OATS are in demand and held with more firmness
AslMs-SaIes ITO bbls. at formc. rates. Stock .427
bbs
LOTION Is in request and is firm.
PROVISIONS moderately inquired for. Mess pork
SIC 37ls prime do Sill so per bbl.
WBsKEy.--Sales 3GO bbls. at 27c.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY, Dec. 10, 1856!

SATURDAY, Dec 10, 1859.
There was no regular mail steamer for Europe today
though the City Of Manchester the John Bell sailed
ior Glasgow there was accordingly export Of Specie
and nothing done in exchange The prospects are that
bills will rule low for the Cunard steamer of Wednesday
next from Boston, The reported yesterday in the
money market continues; money is abundant at per
cent in Wall street, and at COED months paper goes
quite readily.
There was fair amount Of business done this morning
on the Stock Exchange, but prices irregular State
stocks and bonds, as rule, better than yesterday;
railroad stocks, almost without exception were lower Mis-
sours advanced q per cent Tennessees which were
an exception TO the general market for State stocks
fell back q. Gaena and Rock Island bonds were in
demand at small advance. Among railroad stocks Gen.
trail was heavy at decline Of "a; Galena was also 4 AZ
lower We note similar decline in Illinois Central Rock
Island and the other descriptions generally No cause is
assigned for the heaviness Of the Market and seems
generally imputed to the prevailing uneasness which
grows out Of the debates at Washington After the House
organizes aud the real business OF the session
it seems to be expected that the stock market will i'm
prove in tone. This afternoon the market quiet
stocks closed inactive at the following quotations
souri, e's, SO Al Canton, II Il Cumberland Coal pre-
ferred, nsl IL; Pacific Mail Steamship, 7ss x; New
York Central, 500 81 Erie, SO Q; Hudson River, Al
q; Harlem, 9h q; do preferred, 34ys So;
Reading, Ala ~ Michigan Central 3sal 40; Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana, -; do. guaranteed
171s Is; Panama, l341s ~ Illinois Central 5s1 3d.
Gaena and Chicago, 67S 4; Cleveland and Toledo, %
q u Chicago and Rock Island, G3y6 ae41s
The following table gives the price Of sight bills "a New
York at the cities mentioned, expressed in tie currency
sva ,s,x, AZ. l.p
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Total s2o,s71 ,42l 2ol33S96 4,s75,oe9 56l2, 1874
Decrease az compared aii 1855 ........... 737 SIS
The receipts for ihe first week ia December of the
Cleveland ard Toledo Railroad were sl6,2o3, last year
they were S15,260. Increase, 1857.
We mentioned the other day that sequestrs.or had
been appointed to the Pttsburg Fort Wayne Cnc 20
Railroad The following, relating to the matter VIC md
in The Psburg Post Of De .ember o.
On Tuesday of this week Messrs Moran and Won aoa.
man, OF New York. representing persons nodlng
bonds issued BY the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, made application 10 the United States District
Cont for the Northern Dist OF Ohio for injunction
and receiver for the Pttsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago
railroad
On this pars application, the Court on Wednesday
granted the injunction, and named j. X. Edgerton Esq
Of Fort Wayne nd and the Vice President Of the
ny, receiver.
AS these proceedings without notice the compa
NY and of course counsel being represent
upon the part OF the company u move for the vacation Of
the present receiver and the modification of the Decree
The whole proceeding being without prejudice to The rights
Domestic creditors here, having judgments against the
company, hearing of the above proceedings and being
appehensve that their rights might be sacrificed yeser
day applied to the District Court for sequestraor The
application was made by Messrs Park, M;Curdy Co.,
ana others and granted by the Court appointing T. Has
kins Du Puy, Esq, seqnestrator.
This prompt movement on the part Of Park McCurdy
Co and others, will prevent the bondhoders seizing
this city.
II the receiver appointed by the United States District
Souft IN ONO should undertake TO obtain possession Of
the road IN this State we presume State would
resist TO the last extent of their authority
We unders and that the officers of the company here
not being advised OF the disposition OF thu earnings Of the
road by the decree Of the Ohio court did
ed in opposing the domestic creditors, they might
thereby do great injustice.
James Robb, Of New Orleans, and Charles Coogiou Of
New York, have been appointed by Judge Drummond Of
the United States District Court Chicago receivers OF
the Chicago, Alton and St Louis Railroad at the suit OF
the first and second mortgage bondholders
The following shows the of coal transported
from the Schuyk region by the leading lines for the
week ending Dec. and for the season