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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05
quite limited confined 30 nns Jamaica Ls~ood At
ESQ sS 81 cash. The s.ek the lot int ws' " hlw.:

FLOUR AND MEAI-Tb- inquiry for Western CsD.l ficar
early the day limited bat toward the close The denznd
proved and for brands bodefs able - establish
further advance bat Spring Wheat brands quit dali
choe, brands held with srnne.s and arr y rednc~d
ply s. u so bhlA IS $50 - 10 Tor sPsr'
fb. SAT-. sc sc % t choice do IS asa 81 % tH =
o. 81 10 for Ia grades u %estrb .rrrs 50 ~
fn shytdns brand. 81 Round Hoop Ef,rs Ohio; 81 51
81 fo1 brands ~ l0a 80 Is for extra nesec,
81 lO9 80 faI s. uis brsnds Southern Fhoi Is hsr
as, are 100 bbs s IS O4dse IS tr ,uperdle Baltimore,
90 for Richmond City Mills. RE ttyrr u IN
fair a, rand and "a finer; sales OF go bbs IS 156Sfe
Con- Mel firm advance sales Of us bbls at IS s!1
- ~ for Bfsndyvine and tSIG 1 = fof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05

CAkE-Thc dcGnalld u0de9nfo Oos0<f@
eSsf eS 80 in hsgs and bhs Wssseu b 1ssv psnty s.d
nominal ct NSi1 eSl 50 fer Thin -
OIL hEAL-The demand fais 20 wssesn ssrs q L tans
e eSS cash -
OII-Linsssl coesiuuss IN fAif rsQneA. vitA slss q
looe gAl American 1t ssos%c Grab whas ,sa..s dSiss
o8Spc for medium prime, bst cADce heA d DSss
wiAout tuysra Crude spsem IN fair darsn1s ses q -
bb COED b prne As fs u 81 3 sA 0tAes htn1s ~
tCwiS Il Qsce4 rsksA We Veo>ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05

NAILS-Cu without change Common brands sell a Sc
cash better suaiss se cen, Cd for cs.h
NAVAL STORES-Sp;nts Turpcntiae Is Inactive, and the
market the evidently weak and unsettled sales Of
go bhs Ia lots from wharf and store In necAsn.sole order
oavsed Sc the stci here email Crude i heavy
though sale ts Washington has seea
nsde II IS IS D. which made quot.on. however.
Cornco Ro.n good aesnsnd prices showing peeuir
change sas Of eo6 bblA to arrive 81 70 $40 dessrred
No st g SO D. in yard The medium esdes plenty.
dun and heavy while fpe qualities sv sin In messvs npp anA
re-<ri< tTsussc<i materially
Ts 4 in r rsaaest 4, sscsay rsies Of go hs Wiag
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05

WcoLA,neriosn Ssxouy Fleece, 5000 % do tulblood
Msuno ASa5ee., do aud keIne 20 eSc; do Native and
Nsrso S2a4sr Erts Paled tsosso sup~rhne Pulled $50
ISe. No ! Pulled. S5d'Sc. .
sar.S' WESTERN $iass n, isSisO, Wei Sailed STATE and
western, &.asc y, ioidll
ssssscsvs, Sais sesiS d. ,s, 't ps'S
d sz0ta IS eesh .,x...
Eoes-This day week Eggs dan At lY0itc but they
r~sa DAY, and have had upward tendency ever
psa The Erie kailosd brges due this morning. did not ar
rive until the middle Of the day evoss 70 whcn the market
vs nearly bare sd ., alec The late arm
Vi ~ he Erie Railroad very large. which un.std the
snskst bp, prevalent nate this afternoon is lS We quote:
OAis end Western. .. IN DIS
s,.s... b.. p ss.i ,sa, IS Western Red. YsS sl 90
De- sanmou bb.i fsal 50 Novs Scotia, bush. $50 S
f SsssSSss iis.s arr saa s., New irom Charleston
P~sex slowsos soct soas PSI and Savannah IS oess %
Pesohnws yer, Dbl Ia Isl do, from bermudaS 90 oo -
ssAas-Tss msrlst !: ,sry suR We sa0te' ,nzn
HsTcw ..... .......i Ssei sol Packages included.
Osess Peas Hon Charsiop arrived THE morning and
eslhns q % $40 ss 50; do from Norfolk 80 seek
sTsxs srss,ss from Savannah S,., .Old si ale q
Rurass "a nssps doubled In pnce-&i9S 81 IL heL
OgSoss-whste, out Of uarkets
0Aaln-t< 500 e3 y 100 punches
NArAn abundant and hard 70 ss ct cur quotations
a., .s~s. Estrs solan, Do common, fzsc.
AySl Ne quote: Russstt Appss. esd$t, Common Ap
vs 81 &1at3, Extra Bsswns from Harvard, Mass, s7T
ps,ss Asslssws quote, Southern. 7assc State. ssssc
nsisp FsAeurs-Peshd issise y %, 40 Unpssed. rec
Baoon Cszs-we quote .; sleS$is % y ewI fos s'od
sssswAx-sss7O vn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05

p r., po.,oad-2 ~ bb, Flour 40 d. WHISKY, "a g.:
ny 80" az, 800 do Provisions IS 10 Tobaeo1 tp
,;iss ..,hr 10 ron. do i72 Hide bales WOOL +" oe'~
OIL, ia rigs Lera. ..., ~. Eioy, 4 900 bush (l~k,
~ nis p pr,,i.ion, $50 DO Whisky 81 do. Ashes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05

PARTNERSHIP stock Of Live Geese ID very small and
prices Of PRIME tend higher; 10; Of 800 prime Western
brought SIC, cash
GRAIN-Th- demand for Wheat lss active, but prices
rather higher the advanced poes asked check business the
sales are $500 bush Red Western 81 5Da5l 81 $40 bush
Prime Milwaukee Club Is; 52D bush inferior Chicago
Spring gee and within few days 900 bush very inferior
do 76d7Sc 400 bush Prime White Southern At 81 81 and
gro bush ordinary White Kentucky 81 10 Rye 10 btt-r
demand sales Of 300 bush &c., and 5O bish
Choice Barley 10 held with more trn
and god demand sses Of m bush at 6 for inferior
State and 75c for good Os In brisk demand and prices
btter sales State and Western and Canadian at
5o6o Corn is better but closes duh At inside figures r
Mixed the arrivals fair sales Of 2460 bush at & 0g7c for
Western Mixed s8d9oc for jersey and Southern Yellow and
Sa9lc En Northern do-the latter extreme rate White
Beans In fair at $ld ~ 84 bu'h Canadian
Peas quiet sIG$i o3 BUSH Southern Black Eyed Peas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Sun-R.es.... Asa S-ts...... 1900 Mcon-Sen .io'sis
TINS DAY,
Sandy Hook. 80 Island 9eom Hell Gate. ....ii;oA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05
Arrived,


steam.ip Florida Crowe Savannah mdse. and pass N s.
MhIs SON. The F. has had strong head winds the entire
Steamship Thomas Swan Rsmsey Savannah, mdse and
a. B. o WILL pn,.,..,,. u,,.. q,
dsy. 4. Csyiu. Ruyer Had b. Wy
"a sS. cps Coed Ss IS
sS t. Gary Co. Ca on eS CIp sn: With
Loudon dsy;oat ~ the Strait: Of ssnd, BIZ :hle
s g s s h'i a. ss s s ssa o s:ssiss g.
Ss%fs M.S. @1ys GS'
$. ssrs day lot g n g. .chr. Charles Roberts from Wash
Hf En- g. E 's oa1d' c"S, Bristol Eng, Feb railroad
Bark virginia Hin Trinidad, Per,..ospsin sdsy sugar aud
with n n T. Winds
Ocean Home, Hinckley Cardena. IS days. r.
Charie.ton, for New.Yors.
e"' rss s'iaS ?sy' %sp
f. . y W. spoke fn fsrpy @ cs sS e w N'w sos
brig Dore tsPan from Busno Ayre. for Havana 80 days
s igT @ sm 'I sr@ % W. 1s A1tIis e.
company with bah s:sl kins Smith, for Portland Ne. The T.
Bra Nora Crina (Br) Bur. Paraiba Brazil April l. sugar
scLr Alpine OIL Adams. Klns.,on J., April g. coffee, rum.
&C. Lssyes Co APr p sud - had heavy gale from
L; durirs witch lost q. ok load Of os~oad.
Brig Lark BE- q rmGda Penuiston, Bermuda April a.
po.ao, tc o. Middleton Co April D. lat So 81 lou 81 a.
uct BY quail which wrans 81" e@s sO sSd s.
above tue deck which, with sails and rigging lost
Capt r. wishes 10 reP that hle diam .ed boarded by
pilot ron the James Avery No o. who when be observed
condition II the ycssel, refused 10 remain
schr. w c. Merhon Cole Mobile II days eo,too
and u pass 10 Post, Smith Co
,sGLr julia MARY, Parker Bangor days, lumber James
Nash & Go.
sehr John Wesley, Haay, Albany lumber, bound Prov
schr Forest, BRENNAN, Eiysbethpot, coal, bound h.
schr saxon, Robinson, Ebzabethport, coal bound ".
ScLT. I. Benedict Goldsmith New Haven, ia ballast.
Scr. L. r. Sphh. Cheeseboro, Winning ~ C.. days,
81 stores 20 Jonas Smith L Co.
t'amr Boston, ssew Philadelphia aud Cape May mdse aad
Steamer CvTe~ Arey. Providence, mdse Isaac Odsl
SiILEDS sn-hip. Alabama, for Savannah. Ro.noie for
Rirkmond ". II. webb epr S-x-Orlssn-.
Below Nor bark and French d..
WIND-Durins the day, from $.
The clipper ship Don QuiIote 100 register ths
morning taken tn Great Bslsnce fr rrpsr- VIII
Do striped reeahed sud newly coppred The ship Jaist, Is
also Oh Tue large Sectional Dock for The purpov.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05

hibhLAhDS asy f-Sundown-T~o erks outside the bar;
W 2bais and one brig a. anchor inside the Hoo bJnna
or. WIND light from 5. L. weather clear
sQlASOue bark offag bound In wind light from
s. ;. T. weather ei.ar.
NEW,ORLEASs, Nay <-Arr ships Mediator from New
oE Max bar and Antocrat Boston Iuo barks
Gen. sucker, Rio de Jsn-iro.
PhlLADELPHiA May 4-Au. shps Thomas n. Perkins and
Jus.It- Liverpool; bark Dublin Cienu-gos Bew BARR r.
T. a. xsndsI. from Cienf8.gos.
SAVANNAH, Msy 4-Th- screw ,.e.ushp Hau.sye u
her wharf 81 ) o'clock p H., Sd list.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05
NEW.YO8K CsTTGE MARKET.

Fos the wEgs EsDisS WEDsEsDiY. MAY T. 1898
roraL RECEIPTS OF AL KINDS ,ox rhs ~seA. -.
According TO the reports from the several market pa0 ~
ty there have ben received this weet:
W. '-''N Sheep and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05
n. ". Whs.esaie Price, Of Coasiry Produce.
Ios InI MGiA IkpIks MEpKIspAY. NAV 4 1859.

faspa,sd eaelusve, for THs n: Y Ts,svsr. BY Dssw I
f.sss sIs BaGns. 80 door below wSins%D
yst extending through from No. 1870 kesde street to No.
EoTics 70 Cosscxoss ov FARM Psooocs-Pot up every.
ns In neat order ars plain indeibs decton. on every
.:i s Of pas inside q package marked
.B" always send BY mail with notice when and bow
:a. SsS sss g. xss s
oUors1,os. are o. sale. good Produce In soed order
vssse such Farmers realize, and not Jobber or specn
Ev1fas AND CnrssEhe Batter market is steadily droop
srsdes elcsp, Orange County which Is still held the old
a Is sse Cs Of Fl .. md S ff.p1 ao1:
to-day eoa2lc but only the h1est can now be
CAesse IL steady At previous rsies
S S:.s E% Ss sia M OF
D. iar .............is ais lGrrsse Butter .,..s
xs.a quality, S....e e English Derry Gosh IN s,as
Va, to good soai'y... sts b.s.s 5'iy Vmo,S 81
stinued ;;.....:..'. 10 'aie'I
s..i sss. god b. s ssos'. prime
issS spns, . bead s4a SO Calves live wvishi.....
PssI. s.ros corp fed. Q o sil
Livs PovLrar-ws quite: s,.,ua
bsi: S,s. p.l. oos, IS osDs. Fowl pair SO
PoutrsY ~ ras PAcs Asa-we quote; ,.a,.
&C. sb",or h ..i2 as Bucks Co Chokeus...4 as
p p:sa: G siSsS Wis Wis s Sss ''''''
O.ur AID Baps-An the quettions and impediments 20
stiuse trade growing out Of the absurd snd oppressive od
nance Of the Common Coapo Of this city, which aas
ssspt pepses absolutely aud without exception prohibited the
market Of Vcnison ana certain kinds OF Birds during
Ar uo,tbs Of the year FIRST day Of January
have ssd by law 81 the STATE rcently passed Tns
Ne prhbis the killing within ,hs state OF any wild deef
quail woodoock snpe daring the mouths OF feb
rasry March April May June and July under penalty OF $&s
for each oH.nse. -, =, r.,
Common their agents may 10 the Discharge OF their
sa.ne. Transport Deer G.ms dSs"s the nsS "
3s protected they can show e the sst'.coS Of the
ourt that The ae question from other State
any foreign country, thai not killed during the inhibited
period. - M, -.
NE tskips Of sp~ekd brook Trout prohibited between
se dAv September aud the 18th day o February under
The same penalties provisions In the Of Game but
The Cayus Seneca CROOKED and 0seso Lakes excepted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05

Passengers Arrived
In brig Lark. Of BermSda- II. Hammone OF New'fork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05

FRUlTS-Rsi-ns are IN moderate 1enaua At " ga 20
for ch g. $685. IS for Layers Curans are selling
4ld5ic Dried Frus quiet 8dS4c Tor Southern Apples
ttdsc do. By sucion 5,2U boxes Mrssns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05

IVsskefs--cAErrulLv RrsoaTro roa Txs N Y. rnrsVss
WEDNESDAY,, Nay L Ne.
se7re-Tbe msskst without chsuse; the demand fair;
ii, q % bbls Rots ana Pearls at AS - -.
yEDlNAx-Amertcsn Yellow selling Of 81 for West
rrp sod 81 65&c for southern -
CA NnLEs-AAsmsntne dab u n61oe Plain sperm
eo.un v,d tc61e. Patent, tcdS2c.
49, AZ Neu halea. bali . txsn.itu. We qaoee;
AxyyoRK LAssfrfcArios
CpanaA Florida AoslA NO Tsx
Ordinary .s>.'''''..S "a,
Mi1line 90. ......s...ix ~ II
MAdiiss ~ S'...-.S ~ ~
Bair...,..... .......s-
COvrrE IL basins~ ooasinses moderate and pess
esSv, es~s - mas JsSs lie, snd 90 hAss Rio q l3s
iss vSs.ssS S....i&eis ,Masseslbo.. GIN
IA ar . vrss. ss Js@sis. i,isliy
- D'-.s' 'N' loo s.'''ss
Nh. Va IL psN wvsk hsv. bsss hssss. end
- - -u<ock n far-s (xt H. we
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05

~ crs 81 tbe rsM wvsk ksve bssn hbessl end
80 Ssr-. ~, ~ vlook \ iasxs Zoe the seaseeL We
49, - ssmo SECT 80 ga y .Ss fios y.si
e ss.s Co. : vi, ; Z,
oe.~v, .,asx ~ n dsssdyacas quiet ssd vrsess
~ -. Of rs6nsd Ineo q si623c essh
fSooo3 ~ GSsAv su s1 tsszeskn he hsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05

LEADPs dub and decdedy heav I'VE IefeI % .hs mar
k.;) 100 so Spanish brought IS OF and . tuns
Is 10 ~ days Bar IL quoted At etc SAeet and Pipe ct 7e,
net, cash.
LlME-The sales Of RooiaDa &c., and Of
Lump at Dc.
LATHs-Eaneru lower 'slss were made yesterday al
ti2h
LEATHER-rbe receipts and :ses sbou. tally We quote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05
I'd heavy; sale. Of 500 Bosota a. Csc and 100

X. q. aud r. A. HoTse, GREEN ssted .....F 10 = :
HEMPTLe demand continues limited at quotations
sale. Of prime Sss &C. $50 do Juc and b do
Tsmpioo private The stock hand Is computed q.
SIS Clean Russia 475 bales Dressed American 2S do I'm
dressed do Manila TAG do yue 400 do Sum;
sig do Tampico; loo do. Husaran Is do St. Domingo We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05
Movements Of Ocean steamers'
TO ARRIVE.

The Overland Mail Csornis leaves Sc Louis overy Men
lav and Thursday Letters designed for should DO
rkedH Overland via st. Louis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05
-Neto- York Yard Bib

STOCK OF PORK AND PAcESs-yiaos, sEw.yosX AND
EkooLLYs. MAY |, 1888.
AnnRI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05

SPlCES-Modsrte sale VI Pepper have been made o. s;
and NGtmeHsst sac. We quote:
Cassie in ul, ~ n. - o q Pepper Tin ID CHI 90 -
Ginger, ksce..... ala Piinento, Jam. cab sl0 6.
Msce......"..... t2i6 8 Pimeuto, in 3D. c',h a
Eutmegs, No. l.... 81 52s Cloves, cssh..... %
Pepper SupIatrs.. eta -
TOBACCO-Thr trade 10 very moderate. We knov 81 no
change pnc-; sslrs Of l67 pky Manufactured for April
against 1854 time last Stock ls My, 80 ~ Pkg
ANS, d so9 pkgs tune last year. We quote:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05

INDIA RUBBER rather quiet bat the stock in first hands
hgli. and previous prices sustained.
RONA fair inquiry has prevailed during the week for Scotch
Pr sales Of have been made TO arrive and
aAs3 s s2l0 ga So Bar 10 In moderate request
RS0 fined and $7 SO for common English brands.
Other iiuds duh. We quo,ei
Pis scotch ~ tuu................S2t 90 a S24 50
Bar Sweoish ordinary sises. ...... 81 50 30 10
Bsr Enslsh refined. ..,.,......... IS 90 a 5? %
Bar, English, commvn u 70 a II -
Sheet, Russia. LIST quality, H.. l0iG lit
inject anfl douh aandt IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05

HAf-The shPpns demsnd an zoe srIi!ss sTe Nm
H0PSTbe demand continues moderate for the home trade s
lea l5c. 1853. Old held speculation at 306c
HONEl-Moderate sales making at 7201sc duty paid,
eg1o ,,,h M
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-06-24
IMPORTANT AND EXCITING
Paraguay Expedition

Confirms the first report of settlement of our diff
cultes with that one horse republic, upon basis
satisfactory to national honor and the interests
of our citizens. From
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-06-24
Hardware Notice.

Farmers, Mechanics and Merchants buying Hard
ware of any kind will find it greatly to their inter-
est to examine the stock of Hardware Guns Cutlery
Edge Tools, &C. now in store and being received at
the Hardware House Of Fall & Turnkey, sign of the
Big Gun, Public Square, GAINESVILLE Tenn.
naS~ We are authorized to announce J. o. Shack
eford Esq, candidate for Attorney General and Re
porter of the State to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation Of Mr.. Sneed.
B6S- W. }. MAcoRMAo, Practical photographic
makes pictures in every style Of the art from the
smallest miniature up to lie-sze Photographs. In
structons given in any or all of the branches.
Rooms west side Public Square, GAINESVILLE.
B6y- b. PLoTsER l. Co.. are receiving large and
complete stock Of Ready Made Clothing, all Of
which they will sell cheap for cash.
neA- Mr. Cave Johnson requests those
persons who may have odd volumes from his Libra
ry, to return them, leave them at the office Of
Humphreys 4 johnson.
June II, '59
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-06-24

GAS WoRKs.-We regret to learn that the Board
Of Directors of the Gas Company, have been COM
pelledon account of the tnrdiness which with good
many of the Stockholders, attend to the calls made
upon their stock, to pass order making it the du-
ty of the Secretary to warrant all deinquents i'm
mediately. They were bound to pursue this course,
as their ability to pay the contractors was DEEPEN
dent upon this alone. And we do sincerely hope
that no stakeholder will permit such thing to be
done with him, as it will greatly retard the work
which is now rapidly progressing and will be COM
pleted and the city lit with gas by the LIST October
Let every stakeholder from this time forward meet
his calls punctuay.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-06-24

ekSs- Our neighbor of the Jetsrsonidn in his last
issue, suggests the erection of tol-bridge across
wilkins pond, and expresses conviction that we
will second the suggestion, so far as the proposed
improvement is concerned, but predicts that we win
differ with him to the mode of getting over the
pond, SO we do, lie is for bridge--we, as he
anticipates, are for IL tunnel, There is something
both novel and grand in the idea of a tunnel. We
have Hrerdl bridges already, but cannot boast of n
. tunnel The stock in such a concern would pay,
and our people Are VIGOROUSLY devoted to things
that pay.
And then the thing is absolutely required for the
public convenience. For months our main thor
oughtare has been submerged. Those who live be-
yond the pond have been compelled to go long
way around this water to get home. Everybody
has known this-it has been a notorious grievance,
and, yet nothing has been done to abate it, Con-
gress Legislatures, town-meetings, have all been
silent about il; and stranger than all, our capital
lists usually quick to improve every opportunity
of advancing their interests by good adventures
have entirely overlooked this opening
We know the thing "'rH take now since our
utlknuoI anu VIC HhNt tulltu lnt hlltuNou Oh IlOu-
led men TO it, and magnificent incorporation
known as the Wilkins pond-drying-up and Frank
lin street--resustatng company will at once be in.
augurated, and stock in it will be anxiously sought
after, And, rs to the stock, we think our neighbo
ought to have share or two, for what he has sal,
about the matter, aud we double tic amount for GU
better suggestion
Some people nave imagined, us the Jcfersonid
intimacs, thar our Corporation authorities ought Il
take a hand in this matter; but they are mistaken
The Corporation must not monopolise all the hon
ors. Haven't they built a WorkhouSe?-and ism
the credit Of erecting that imposing structure enoug
for them TO ask or expect We think so. Tru,
we would he willing to subscribe towards a sett
sheet-iron tea-seryice, properly inscribed so rs I
commemorate 10 posterity the founders of that No
BILE edi6ce hut no more. A monopoly Of honors
antagonistic to the spirit of our free Institutions
Let not the City-council dream that they will b
permitted TO bridge raise, or tunnel Franklin stree
at the pond We know that their anxiety to d
one or the other IL very great but il cant be allow
ed They must be content to repose ON the y,
undimmed laurclS Of that noble institution for Il
relief Of 't'led' lrishman. Or project ia for Il
ASssh' Sd sStyssGspsES,f oh,y,9-ys slsas!
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-06-24

B6y The progress Of our Gas-worlss is much more
rapid than we could have expected The building
designed for the manufacture Of tie gas is under
way and large quantity of material the ground.
The building is on Dunlop street, few hundred
yards east Of Commerce, and near the river.
The work of dtching and laying pipe is going on
every day, under the supervision of Mr.. White one
of the contractors. He commenced on Commerce
street. near Front or water, aud went up Commerce
to Second, down End to the Square, around the
Square, and is now going up Strawberry Alley.
The dtehing is completed on the whole Of this line,
and the pipe has been put down on the most of it.
At this rate the entire work will be completed and
the City lighted with gas much sooner than ex-
pected.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-06-24

In connection with our regular Dry Goods stock
we haxe added the
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-06-24
NJ OTI O. +

WIN sell the following Tracts of Land lying on
the head waters Of the east fork Of Yellow Creek,
and one tract bordering on the waters Of Bartons
Crock one tract known a. the Chas Shelton land,
of 364l acres one other tract adjoining the Chss.
Shelton land that West and atkinson purchased Of
J. w. Shelton, containing $40 acres one other
tract by R. J. 4 |. d. West, purchased Of John
Joseph Pane lived at one time containing 95 acrcs
one other tract purchased of S. c. Edwards on
the waters of Bartons Creek, containing 81 acres
all Of which lands timbered except the tract Of
95 acres which has a dwelling house on Il. win
give general warranty deed for each and all of the
tracts. J.. ID. WEST,
Feb IL 1859 Sailors Rest Furnace.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-06-24
Tobacco Sales

RED RIVER LANDING, June 81.
Sales by J. X. Smith of Al hhds tobacco, at the
following prices
Sc AS, 90, 80, 90, 10, 6 80, G s5
5 s5, 90, 10, s5 3 20, IS, 8 rs, so
5 80, $3.50 so, 3 so, 40, I 40, 6 40, 6 30
2 IS, 3 O5, As, 90, 5 90, 3 so, 8 90, 80
7 80, 30, 90, 20, so, 6 As, I co. go
60, co. ot.l
Average, s. 81.
Sales every Tuesday.
J. K. SMITH.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-06-24

p5s' During the past week there has been quite
a swell in Cumberland River and there are now 81
feet water on the Shoals-enough for nearly any Of
our boats. This rise is one common in this month
but generally receeds quickly. We may soon look
for low water and dull times in good earnest.
The Minnetonka is the packet for Paducah this
evening.
The fast running packet Sam Kirkman, will be
up tomorrow on her way TO the City of Rocks.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-06-24
CHINA HALL.
Ogb urn & Brother.

Have just received and opened superb variety of
the Largest Cheapest and most attractive stock Of
Wares ever offered in this market which we will
sell low for cash, or topuuctual dealers
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
on credit of six months. Come and examine our
stock Here are
China Granite, Plated
Willow, Hollow Bohemian,
Glass.
Ware of every description. Also splendid as
sortment of Children Coaches.
Looking Glasses, Bird Cages Pictures Riddles,
Accordians Crockery Flower Pots, Parlori Hail. and
side lamps Clocks Chandeliers, Demijohn's House
Mats and Grass Rugs, Window Glass,
TABLE CUTLERY, &c, &C.,
Our stock having been carefully selected by one Of
the firm, we are safe in saying that your tastes and
wants will be suited. Call at No. 4, Franklin St.,
GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
OGBURN & Bro
+ April Is, ,59-lm.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-06-24

HeA. Among the many visitors late attracted
here by the brilliant exercises at the
Female Academy, we noticed on two or three occa-
sons our handsome friend Tip Boatwright, of New
Providence-Tip, of the Oakford clothing store
He looks fine as black satin and says he has sold
nearly avery rag of the big stock of goods he had
three months ago-mNde fair profts-got his money
and feels good. He says he is going to out-tip Tip
in his fall purchases.