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Auction Sale of Groceries
Carter, Wilsford & Co.

an Tuesday, March sfIi. 1879,
w will enei fr cash Of 81 Warehouse
w No MARKET street., large assortment 81
Fresh and NhsGee Srneeres comprising in part tie
faiiowiug ar~ics viz:
los ihsiS. Ia SCgar. 100 Do xrs Tfbacco, vari- \
100 bags RIO fsnee: rus D-arcs:
loo a laguyra Coffee: 200 loxes - Tar Soap;
50 bbis New Mnasscs 900 Pain Ssap.
20 = bbls. do: 100 % Toa's Starch;
81 bbis. Crushed = i,w 100 4" Needs do, r-sf.l
.are1 Sugar: 200 Fszen pronns.
500 bbls Cin'tl- Whisky fon b. Candies;
- NeHss,n do. 1c0 sIailaW do.rr a II
so q E,birsou CO. Do; 81 :. ara =. bbls. Gran
SO old Eye A Rour- barrier
hon whisky. S0o Painted isnk
IS 3. i.iIses Brandy, leO boxes y. x. and 4. n.
IS bhis. Water aud But cisssse.
t~r Crackers: 20 bags upper.
loo kee- II ais, t~snft-d 80 Re M Wrap PAPER;
zoo eases Cow oS tiers. 20 So safd.nes;
$50 ,oOe assorted Clgzfs
With many otaos rteie- a. ei,tion.
CARTER. wIiSTfI.n = 30.
mhe-id No NarSst strvst
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Davidson County Convention.
Saturday, April I'd, 1859.

nFor the nomination II candidates to
represent The county in the Senate and House
of Representatives. The several wards OF
the city and civil districts of the county are
requested to. bold meetings. attheir respective
and appoint two delegates each to said con-
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Miss Bremer,s New Worlx.

FATHEs nAusHTrR b. FredF.kA Bresaer, thor
u The seq Aboss, Nlna etc. complete IN one l2ne
volame.
No writ.r now living sarpaszes her ia describing
hsano scenes aaa hone pork, ~h.ch make eoll-
sSnths yie&r AZ wAk-aeis popular with al Glasses
q reatsrs. -SHaday Adm.
RezswAKs1sarsx. o. ths nagaerreetyre siinlassre,
by pang2as, aathor q NJ ztsrsss vAEee ctes ie-,
for safe ~ JslsiN YORK CO.
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Notice..

HAVING sold out the PERIODICAL DEPARTMENT
Il l. al my business at No. Union street To J. T.
II gan and A w. johnson, Jr., l would recommend
them as worthy of confidence.
VII coutinue the more solid branches Of my bust
ness as heretofore at No. 50 Market street.
MARI +. HAGAN.
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Land for Rsent

1.-TWO HUNDRED ACREss,of excellent bot -
Il tom Land, superior soil for any kind OF x3se<.
grain. f7eA
Apply at the Wholesale Grocery House Of -
MlZEIL, HOOPER 4 Co,
e tan2S-tf NssS an Mark ar
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-04

THE LAND AND TBF BOOK: or, Biblical Hiosirs-
tons drawn from the Manners and Customs, the
scenes and the Scenery ofthe Holy Land. By "
N. THOMPSON, n n, Twenty Eve Years Nssiona.
~ OF the A.B.c.F.M IN Syria Palestine. With two
elaborate Mars of Palestine, an accnrnte Tan Of
Jerusalem and sererai Aundycd Engrarfngs. repre-
sentng the scenery. Topography and Produciiorsof
= the Holy land, Nad the Costumes, Ma and
H,bhs Of the People. Two elegant large limo.
Volumes Muslin.
HISTORY OF FuEnRIcH THF sTcoSn; called Fred
ercS the Great. Ply THoNAs cAFITIE. Author a.
s'History q the Preach Rev oluior - 'scrornwen's
letters and Speeches. - s'ssrtor Resartus, &C.
vols i2mo.. MesliB. eEols- and II, ~ah Fer,
traits and Maps. non ready.)
A JOURNAL or CONVERSATIONS WITH LORD BY
RON. BY the corsTEs ~ FIszslseIoS. With
sketch Of the iAf- % the Author. with PoErKAlI.
elegant l2mo. vol. mHsiia- t
THE NEW PRIEST N CONCEPTION BAN: In eie-
CANT vols, lemo.. muslin.
REiiGInvs Sovus there are many; this Is not one
Of them
PEARLS OF TsoUcHT, Rslisious and Philosophical
gathered from old Authors- vel, s2uo-
JtST REcETrED BY
w. ~. BERRY a CO., Public square
fh-t-t 81 -
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A Great Medicine for females.

Hundreds OF siimulants have been invented and
sold purpo ring to be specific in the diseases
and deran genents % which the delicate form Of
render her subject The result of all these st-
ulants has been to imlart momentary activity % the
nervous system, and false ygor to the muscles; but
this relief has been succeeded by depression and
prostration greater than before and the repeated
tempis Of invaiids 10 build themselves up by these
false remedies, have finally ended ia destroying what
little vital organ zation left But in using BGR-
HAvE's HOLLAND BErTKEs you viii nnd such -disas-
trous results II Is purely vegetable compound,
prepared strictly scientific principles after the
manner OF the celebrated Holland Professor Baer-
have Under ITS influence every nerve and muscle
receives strength and yigor, appetite and sleep
return, and, finally, perfect health See advertise
mcnt In another column. marI-lw
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auteO

A YOUNG MAN wishes "a situation as travelling
n agent fer some Wholesale Liquor, Cigar or Gro
Gerry House. He command a large country trade
IN this and the adjoining States. The best OF refer
enees given II required.
Address Is. c. J., at ths Office
a
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70 Surgeons and Physicians.
INSTRUMENT DEPOT.

WE have received the agency for the sale Of the
w well known aud justly celebrated instruments
manufactured by TlkhAN X co of ", and v i'll
be TeRulary and promptly supplied BY them with all
the new STYLES and designs. We have f. store a
finer ard more extensive assortment o extra fine In
sirumeps, probably, than be foHBd in any other
drug establishme I in the SOUTH, embracing many
late improvements never before broug hi this mar
ket to which desire II the sperial attention of
Surgeons, Physicians a Country Druggists The
following is Incomplete list of INSTRUMENTS on
hand. many of VIII b are entirely new in style, and
used exclusively by Surgeons wherever they have
been intrOdurei:
Uterine Caustic Bouiges ICiValis's Stone Crusher:
Gilded Pnists: ieman 5 Tonsator;
Rarker's Valve B ugie; CameroAis stethoScope;
Double TracheOtumy Ca iCiaTk's Oboscope;
nula: Alexander Woods Neural
Nichols Needle Holder; &C Syringe;
Gardner's Guarded CrOch- Tlcman's Spectrum, new
ct: pattern:
English Horsehair Pro, Ialiemand's Port Caustic
bang; with chan:
Curved Specuum Forceps AmpuIating Cases, frotn
Universal Forceps; $50 to 500;
Sims Spectrum; Picket Cases from So to
Pessary s styles; SIS:
Pref Nays Lthotomy Prof. Nays Tourniquet,
Cases; q % Pocket Cases.
We are having manufactured and will shortly
have in Store, Prof. PAUL F EYES Pocket Cases.
RAINS & BROWN,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists;
No. 10 Public square,
mar2-d Nashville, Tenn
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Election Notice

TIME Stockholders Of the Nashville Gas Light Com
= pany are hereby notified that the Annual Elertion
for seven Directors, to Tor - mouths will take
place az the flee Of the Company the Bird DAY
OF MARCH NEXT. JAS. IL. KENDRICk,
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EON SALE.

A No NEGRO MAN, II years old first rate charac-
II ter. The owner does not wish him to 60 out of
tue city county. Come Immediately and buy !,
bargain II. II. HAYNES * 90.
marchi-tf
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The American Almanac aaa Repository % rsefui
Kaowledge, E,F 1853.
Speeches and wrislngs Of Tbos. '. Marshall.
For sale by JoHS YORK co.
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especial DisraseA % tbs csnsianAf Gss .sisl ~
BALTIMORE. Feb. %.
{ The. Washington correspondent OF the New
York II,,,,la of ibis n,orning saws

York Herald OF this morning, says; "a
The extra session sc the Senate i called to
consider two or three iatlan lreaiies, which
II is necessary should b. ratified. 10 avert
prnbable renewal o. Indian var. r
they viii also dispose OF the New Grena-
Ia treaty, which has not been taken mp. IL
lions sill 10 over I'll mkt wsek-
A majority In the SENATE propose Ia add .
claus, pros ding for tie re lssue of srrasary
lea Ia saEne appropriation bin, This, 81
coafse. can he talked ~ destb. II the MAJOR
isy choose bat IL J. prnbasle Il woeld carry.
and thus splss las diaicaiiy.
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Iso aay Miller N Hsns Of Flour Barrels I asa pre-
pared ~ eonfraef - BAKE frazn loo D. 90 bar
fels per day AID more. ~ eoopers wllf be seal n
Nils ~efe the Barrels are. ansed oa zbogf noslce.
5so v. TYLER.
fsoii-tf 4sacEbar<. Va
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yusi Rsstissd al rhas. ROssrisan's
Candy Mandatory,

(oppa-lss Morris ( ssra.ies : ssw w.rshoiss,1
T.AeGE 10 - FRESH ssrllF Oranges aaa Iemans:
IL llAixias. ngs. cnrrasfs. pruurs kc-
Abs. eas nts Ia ~ All she diacFent kiBds 81
aae ffesh 20 - R4ssssnore Cove Oysters Z eAhs.
EIrl1ss eetebrzlef transsL
Esese Sesal q, f<.slsfers, sErsfres, ke.
- raHs.
Rraafx Pa Cherries. kc., T. husties.
Asse, sne~ sap Il q tnys ena fsnsE Astsifs-
reas 81 - fpQt, zpd ali = ehe~p - Aa3 hcese n
zzshglil~.
p 49, 49,. cHAs R0iskKf<0k
lst14-<f a. AsFkst street,
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Commifted fo Jail

nF Davidson county, the 18th da 90 Februry,
" 1853, Negro by who says lbs name SAN,
aud that he belongs 90 DksJk bKkakN, sf Mississippi.
slid y - aboat IS SO years DID, sesghs 100 q
ie5 fsounds. about siN feet hsgh, dark c0mfexssn
considerable cefsct IN the fi<bt ege caased ny
burn iroFu Ips1er, and - ssa digEer TAs
owner i requested o. xard, prove properly
AMI pay char lhe law dirers. 1his March md,
ls59. Tsil1S HDB-ON,
maF4-wsw .ss-e-Jsle r ~ Nashville, Tenn
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Holloway,s Ofntnlent.-rhe family des
ttute OF this preparation : literally without the only
safe and certain Of curing those eraptioRs al
GERS, sweIlinss and painful nervous complaints 80
common to US all. Sold 50 Maiden Lane, \. Y.
marl-lw HHsafs fst
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Tanners Practice
M r. D Y & IN e .
EN Order

just received and for sal by
feb22-tf + HAGA
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1IcKEEs, ONE POLAR EACH, may be procured at the
Music Stores and at the Book Store of " T. Berry 4
Co. Also, at the door the evening OF the Concert.
. Concert TO commence at O'Clock precisely
HS- Miss Iaiges second Concert will take place on
Monday evening, March It'll.
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"Excelsior,' Corn and Cob Mil
EOr Sale.

Nv no wants good Cook, Washer and Ironer2
w have woman with very likely girl children
one years old, the oIher years old, who Is good
COOK, washer ana irOner, that wiil-se on very
sonaoie terms. Apply 10 r. : HAWKINS,
narS-u Agent, No. IS Ceiar 81.
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BulWer's New Novel Complete.
w. t. Ii T. TX RY g. CO.
HAZE JUST REcEIFED

WHAT Will. he Do WITH IT. BY PIsrsTEsrus Car
TOY. A Novel. By Sir 3. BUIwIH LETIoN, Rart.
Author OF "My Novel" '*Tbe ca1tous," "Pel-
ham, &C. svo.
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y PART II
1. TerEetto. 'Oh di quail sci, - Norma, 49, 81
81 Mss G Miss E Paige and K. G. Paige, BelIin
2 Serenade. ''Come gentil,' Don PasquGle,
x. G. Paige, DJnizet
B. Duet. 1.-TWO Merry Girls" n
i Miss Georgina and Miss Emile Page, GIope
Scotch Ballad. t1JOck O'Hazeldean,"
Mss Emile Paige,
s. Romano Espanola. s'The Gipsey Maid,'
Mss Georgina Paige, w. Y. WaIIac
6. SOLO Violin
II. Coop r.
Z. Comic Duet. .'when a little farm we keep''
Miss Georgins Paige and h. G. Page, -
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w. ". uERRx a co., Public square
in2T-sf q
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Gents, Boys and Youths.

y. b Merchants, in want Of any OF the above ar
tices val ind = their advantage o. give call ss
can aminodate these b. tue case or dozen. at low
pg ices az any other house in the C4ly.
mar3-u O B. r. CUTTER.
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The testimony clearly shows that, through
The master workmen. nearly all the workmen
IN the yard were selected by members of Con
gress and mostly on account of political ser
vices One Of the master workmen testihes
that when unfit men were pressed upon him
by numbers of Congress. he Re ported it TO the
Naval Constructor, Mr.. Delano. and the reply
was, t" He was sorry for me. but he could not
help it." He informed Capt. Rootes. who
said He saw it, but could not help it." 1t
was reported in the yard, and the report was
acted upon, that it was the order of the Sec
retary, that the patronage OF the different de-
parfments was to be divided and distributed
among the members of Congress.
That this report was well founded. the fol-
lowing correspondence will show
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New York money Market


The Money market has ing week CON
slider bic although the long paper has been
rsh extensive than usual IN call loans there appears
TO be falling OF, which account for
banks have teen rather liberal
class Of loans than heretofore But
tnue inactive, cannot a1y change
OF the Call loans ruling y
cent being tn prevailing >
CLASS ~ 70 - uASs paper
months Taper % cent Is the general rate On second
class paper the from ~ The shipments
specie the ArAgo, which left this port Southampton
Havne to day, SSl3 439
The Foreign Exchange market the
for the week. extremely dull steady
ing quotations: Bankers bills Lndon lOSIlO Paris 81
l65a 95fl2i5
The arkst closes the weakness
and reduction in prices and the depression
the list Tennessee g. declined 2 cent Virginia a Mis-
souri, 6s Il New York a "a Recalling ~ Bchi-
gan Central "a Mcinan a Chicago
Cleveland and ToledI "a Chicago AMI Iock Island and Pa
cifc Mail !.
chase who have been rather backward the
entLrug operations manner that they
have do heretofore Ii prObbe that least S2j
lost by te falling Of stock during the
merchants capitalists this city Besides
profits Of te business have been greatly reuOed may
be added their Losses failure eir pay
pected that they will again risk their cnsnnel
which they have lost much money within years.
that such panic again for many years.
in consequence thc purchase OF stocks will
endsngr the interests Of the purchasers; difficult
duce the operator who has lost again
money with lhe view Of recovering his losses.
1t belief the operators
sc ruined the Crisis precIuds
from entering the FIELD again. while occasionally pur
chased stocks easily induced their
OF Stocks the value OF which too uncertain
In fact, the opinion IN great
of railroad Stocks has passed and the market sup
piled with good iron and coal stocks before the public will
ter the market for inyetmentS. The attention capitalists
been turned manufacturing entirely,
b; Withdrawn from it just now at all events.
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BREADSTUFFS-The demand for Flor mainly for home
consumption, all that put upon the
Market and prices firmly sustained We quote city Super
S45j, sJ.JOj double Extra s69750 per
DBL the ousds cure, being the retail prices We quote Coun-
try, bags, s299sj for superne, So SEGA IS for Elk
ira
We have continued good demand Wheat with light
receipts WequOte fair Red and Waite Sl9IO5 per buel.
aud prime at SlO59IO strictly choice artics Of White
would probably command sI.l5 per busheI.
We continue quote 50a6Oc per bushe though
these figures be considered NOMINAL the receipts
light to effect prices.
PR0VISI0NS-The Provision market continues whot
nation. There is very little Bacon market, the
demand is mainly for domestic consumption. We quote
shoulders at 7k9sc, Hams lOh9Ilc, Clear Sides lOK8
lO and Ribbed, % 9iOc, from wagons From sOre packed
&c advance these prices Prime selling
in a retail way a II9lsc.
GRoCERIEs-The stocks Of Groceries ample
demand, which present is rather limited transactions
are within the range Of the following quotations:
SusAR-Fair 771s and Prime Choice 89s1Sc . 1, in
hogheads and alc advaace these quotations els
New York Coffee sugars lug &c; Crushed and Powdered iS
a 2s. LOsf II s9l2c.
MOLGssEs SlRUPMolasss barrels gal; Ia
barrels 4O45c Sugar House 534j Golden syrup
IS, hall barrels s5c and kegs 10 gals ST.
COFFEE-RiO l2g &c; LaguyrA I29l-c; java Eco b.
TIA peTial 5OcGsl GunpoWder jO91Sci Young Hyson
40as50c; Black COCO sl5O.
sALT-We quote Coarse sa at SI5l, aud Fine S1sC@
&c. and Barrel iOc stock on the market
ample the demand.
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A Max KHIED.-The Murfreesboro' Nel5S is in
formed that JOHS CUNNINGHAM, who keeps distil-
lery in Cannon county, few miles South of Wood
bury, struck JAMES WILLIAMS, of the same county.
the side Of the head with hame. Tuesday,
the LIST instant, and on the following Tuesday one
week from the time the blow was received, VII
IIAMs died. WILLIAMS had been drinking whiskey
the day the event occurred. He never spoke intel
igeny from the time he received the blow until the
day Of his death. CUNNINGHAM and WnLIANs were
both men of families WILLIAMS has left a wife and
nine children in destitute and dependent condition.
CUNNNGHAu has been confined in the Woodbury. Jail
10 await a trial in court Of justice. No previous
cause of quarrel was known to have existed be-
tween the purties a cause Of the deed which has
been done, and Mr.. CUNNINGHAM is represented
AZ a man who has hitherto maintained the reputa-
ton of a quiet inofcnsve citizen
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CAATBEILis DmEcToEY.--Mr. CAMPBELL we learn
has disposed of the Nashville City and Business Di-
rectory to Messrs. l. p WILLIAMS & Co. of the South
eTn Homestead Office in this city We feel warranted
insaying from what know of the present proprie
tors that will be full and complete in
cry department-such work as viii give persons at
distance well as at home idea fthe va
riOus interests and importance of this city 1t will,
cOntaina large amount Of statistical information,
relative to commercial mechanical, educational,
and other matters which will be both useful and in
teresting. The work viii be issued, we learn about
the first Of January As it is a home enterprise.
and premises to be complete and reliable, eiti-
zens win, of course, extend to it a general pa
4r.o,
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WHAT Is SAID OF TIE LEGIsr,TrRE;-Th Nashville
correspondent of ;c Rogersvile Sentinel in his let

WHAT l. SAID OF TIE EGiSI.ATrRE;-Ihe Nashville
correspondent of ;hc Rogersve Se'dh,el in his let
or of the Sd inst, writes as follows:
Both branches Of the Legislature presided
over by gentlemen of dignity and ability. Mr. New
man. the Speaker of The Senate. Is states Rights,
MISREPRESENTATION Democrat of the strictest sect
on of these who believe the greatest danger to our
system of government is to be apprehended FROM
the exercise Of unauthorized and doubtful powers
bV the General Government, and that the greatest
security and largest amount of prosperity Is to be
attained by restricting the Federal Government to
its clearly defined constitutional powers lie is well
suted by for the position he occupies dlgnl-
fed courteous, and at the same time firm and de-
cided in his ruling. lie commands the respect and
approval of the body over which he presdes.
Mr. Whitthorne, though not quite commanding
in his hdte possesses all the requisite characters
tics for the difficult position of Speaker OF the
House. With clear, sonOrous voice, the most rig
ID impartiality and a promptneSs indispensable to
efficiency in his position He presides to the entire
satisfaction of both sides of the House. In fact
they both men, personally, politically and social
", after my own heart
We have many promising men in the Legislature.
Prominent among them IS Lea. of Haywood who IS
Just making his debut into political life. His habits
of industry and close attention TO the business OF
legislation will secure him a prominent position in
the body of which he is a member. Our old friend
Crit always true safe and To be relied upon, evln-
ces strong practical sense in all his acts and dongs.
l. myself. proud that Hawkins county has so
worthy member. 1t was her wont years ago to
send hm--even when the stately Netherland "
aspired to the position.
Bob johnson is gaining the highest compliments
that could be paid him--that he is a chip of the
old block +" may in all candOr be said of him. lie
is a clever, modest genial gentleman, and Democra-
cy pure. Unadulterated Democracy pervades every
fibre of his existence. He is among the youngest
members of the Legislature, but occupies position
which would be creditable to maturer years.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
GOOD Brick Hoase with rooms corner Summer and
"a Mulberry streets, Nashville.
the place which live fronting Gaatn Turn
pike X miles from Nashville containing IS geres. good
bargain be bad In either.
l.. BRANSFORD.
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The Cincinnati Gazette contains the following exposition
the Ilinsis system Of banking:
Illinois cursed above State that know Of with an in
oT 1t the field for irresponsible
and financial sharers growing the expense
the rial The called have
millions. are
money, the fact is they fall short by per val.e
Of god and this extent she people sustain the
banks sharper with capital Of three thousand
lars, get up S50OOO bank ia Illinois by purchansng
bonds TO that amount to start upon As he deposits his
ties he issues his notes. aud these does pretend
redeem gold presented consequently he first
paying them inferior currency, then haves
them in exchange and the end chapter
pose it is safe that the people Of Illinois half
year ly their banks without allowing anything
character suffered by the State. As thing the
cal Of people is measured by the standing of their
banks II the of the hanks which supply the
Stae with circulating medium several below
the credit Of people who sustain such institutions will he dis
counted in s great proportion There ought to be safe
and honest system Of banking in Illinois, such the citizens
Ohio Kentucky aRd Indiana ey and there would he
system there the existing tribe shnpase
removed but inOr possession Of the field
in which it permitted to circulate money, inferior
exclude Legitimate institutions As it Illinois place
for an honest banker We do not there honest tank
htrs bat place for chem il they make money
and preserves good
Of things Illinois will depend upon the Leg
isature,
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BreadStuffS.
Tbe Cincinnati Ga-,ffe OF the 18TH saws

Inc Cincinnati Gdss1te OF the 10Th Gays:
We have nothing about -four 1t is held firmly
81 54 20 for supsne, but buyers free though 81
has been paid for good brands supele future delivery,
owing that there is disposition speculate fd prc
where the paid Red
advanced &c during the week cl-sng at % good 10
prime Whit is unchanged from SI5 sliS fJr
prime $685. with demand in excess OF the
receipts.
The Cincinnati Price Current of the 18th says:
The -four market continues 10 the position a
ago Those who hold it, firm in the belief that prices will be
ter later and large nunher shO do
ous 10 snter into contracts take e.f Iixy ~
hence Al 90 not icing able buy these the
they have gone t. the East and ought Target indeed
western speculative denand which hts,
up the prices OF both dJur and wheat New York,
or SIX weeks asst As eera thing, defeats
It's Owl OBJECT, ana Ices unsafe those based
speculative demand Tor article; III has
ssted TIT II does not require prove security