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g. 49,
TENHE SPRING MEETING over the Nashville Course will
commence Tuesday 18th of May, with sWeepstaSe
for an ages two mile heats 500 $50 forfeit TO name
and clore day March, three more b make race
Wednesday tie sth SyeeTstake three year Ols SGD en-
trance S25 forfeit heats, and close above
Friday 2Uth SWecsae old one mile heats
$40 entrance. IS forfeit, and close AS above
Li1erll purses will he given during the week
SAMUEL j. CARTER,
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Dr. Won MOschzsker has made for himself reputation in
New Orleans which with those who have been benefited
by operations long memey lasts and which will find
wide recognition community Whenever his shall he
mentisned.-Be,c orleans PicayNae.
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last twelve years have been afflicted with rising in
right accompanied with deafness Ten days ago placed
self under the Treatment Of Dr. VON MoscHzKhR found
myself greatly relieved and doubt not after few visits, will
entirely veil With satisfaction recommend all
those who suffering Deafness Blindness not to delay
placing themselves under the Of Dr. Won MocHzER
firmly if there any disease either Of the Eye Ear
that is curable DR.. MoscHzKER it. R. P HILL.
NASHVILLE Eth. A. Is5n
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AT an auction sale Of Groceries yesterday by s.
a. C Noel s Co.., So hhdA Sugar sold at prices
ranging from u to g cents; Coffee III to l2&
Molasses $50 Al cents, in barrels aud half bar
rels. They sell every Wednesday large variety of
Groceries with liberal privileges.
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No has done in restoring the Deaf to Hearing and the
Blind Ss hit Dr.. Observation-Disclosures SHa.
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Nashville Temple Of Honor 3d. mee'every Wednesday
evening " ~ W A. WHERRY, W. c. 7.
l.. BENSON, ". Y. 7.
II. BARCLAY, W. X.
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COW MERCIAL.
Na.bviIIe MARKET, FEB, Q.


CoTToS-we fa ve had another day mark
ct The receipts we're quite liberal but the offerings eNeeed
nzly ht Holders unwilling to sell at present prices and
speculas are anxious buyers the decline that has
been established The ony lls heard Of to day few
small lots amounting 70 3otae4 Every infeOr) at sas5S
and I6 at l0e.
ToBAcCO-With quite liberal receipts and good demand
there was considerable activity Tobacco to-day. The sales
reached 99hhhs as follows Hamilton sold 30 hb.s the
following priees A. 49, Is. 49s 90 695. 7O0 80
75 40 81 no. 7, $50 20, 3d. $50, s-0o, 20, 65
IS 5g $50. 70, IS 5o55, sd and 500 and Messrs
Fisher wheless Co. s at 40, 495, 40, 30 AS, 25
431. 49, and 20.
uge portion the To5aceo sold to-day Of very fine
quality, as viii ue seenby the prices obtained
PROyIsONS-The receipts OF Bacon continue liberal, and
with good demand ready sale the following quo
taons shoulders &C. IOc, Clear Sides 1OsIO1se and
hog 93599IJ from From store advance Of
"a isdemanded upon quotations
Lard in active request at 0E 9lOc for prime the
outside figure for strictly prime good sized lots 9sIOc
for No. utnp in good shipping packages.
The Louisville Journal the Bacon market closed firm
the s7th at Shoulders c for Clear Sides and 1870
nc forplain canyassd Hams. Lard quoted at 1
@l3kc in bills and kegs.
GRANITE market raterinactive to-day the sales
being conned mostly small parcels unwilling
to pay more 55c and anxious at that price.
The Louisville Journal OF the 9Th says:
dun for the time beng the receipts both by river and
land having been unusually hetvy anticipated from The
high prices which prevailed week two while the demand
comparatively light Dealers not anxious to buy until the
market somewhat relieved from present STOCK snd they
oHer only ~ and 7jc.
GROCERIESThe market continues active at the following
quotations. Sugar ogshes Csc, and in barrels 1900
h. Moasses 9sS4ac gallon. Rio Coffee 21s9lSc, and
Java ls9aOe . b.
Monetary and Commercial.
the 81 inst, Mr. s. Draper Of New York, sold large
Railroad Securities Endorsed by the State Of Tennes
The by order Of the Comptroller account
Of the Banks OF Caibsne Tazewe Jefferson, and Trenton,
process q liquidation. The prices obtained
ported being the private alss Of the class Of
securities per interest and sold
with since the first OF January The following report Of
the lie we find ia the New York E6rS Of the 4th
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GaIIatim Races---spring of 1859.

GaIlatin RaCes---SPring of 1859.
81 49,
ATCH RACE for Three Thousand Dollars side four mile
Nv heats; the first Thursday in June le9
Guild Blytse names aWat 10y Albion dam iy WAGNER
names, Mary Wylie, by Albion, cam by Sovereign
srAEEs PROPOSED D wEEK IN JUNE, lo59
No l. Stakes for all ages heats. I1FU hundred
dollars entrance hundred dollars forfeit Three or mOre to
make q
No , Stake Tor unted three year Olds. Mile heats, One
hundred do entrance Fly dollars forfeit Three more to
a
No 3 Stake for year ods. Mile heats One hundred
and dy dollars eutrauce fifty dollars forfeit Three or more to
make a
No l. Stake all ages. Nile heats. One hundred dollars
entrance; fifty dollars forfeit Three or more to make race
No > Stake year ois- 500 entrance SO forfeit,
three close the first Of March. 1902
All the above stakes 20 close the lst OF March, l-JJ.
All entries must be addressed the Secretary the Gallan
Race Course. accompanied win security for forfeit
,IecI4-triVtiIIursi A. BARNES Proprietor.
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NASHVILLE.
rHURsDAY MORNING, FEB. 10, 1853.


THURSD DAY. MOk4NlNGs Feb ~, lSSss
RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS.
ARRIVED yesterday.
Howard, from New Orleans.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY
Cuba for Paducah,
John Gault, for Louisville
KxpECTED TO-DAY.
Scotland, from New Oreans.
HulseD, from Cincinnati
MIinaetonka, from Psducah.
The river is rising rapidly. Now on Harpeth
Shoals sufcieucy of water for all descriptions Of
boats, with fair prospect Of coal boat rise.
The following boats win leave to day: Reliance
for Cincinnati, E. Howard Tor New Orleans.
Two coed Job Printers can get employment at
this oaeo BY applying Immediately.
WANTED "A reliable boy to cary papers, to
learn the printing business If
AT an auction sale Of Groceries yesterday by s.
A. Noel 6 Co.. So hhds. Sugar sold at prices
ranging from Il to q cents; Coffee III to l24
MOlasses $50 to Al cents, in barrels aud half bar
rels. They sell every Wednesday large variety Of
Groceries, with liberal privileges.
Hhss been mutually agreed by the publishers of
the daily papers in Nashville, that hereafter they
will furnish their papers free Ct charge to any
yearly advertiser. We make this statement in order
that there may be no Misunderstanding in future
business tran ssctious with cur patrons If
We are indebted 20 a friend, Hon J. n. Csrrigsp,
fora pamphlets copy of the Report Of the Board of
Health, of Louisiana, made 10 the Legislature for
1858, abounding with many facts and important
statistics in connection With the diseases peculiar
to that and adjoining sections, especially yellow
Fever SC.
The Commercial EUening Bul,fm is the title of
new daily paper which made its appearances in this
city on Monday. Il is published by Messrs ThOs.
NJ Hughes & Co., and editedby DR. John II. Sewer
We wish it abundant success, as We doubt not it
will merit If.
FREScu CoBsE1s, SKIRTS, &o,-Wehave just re-
ceivei, direct from the Importers, large invoice
of French wove COrsets of all descriptions and
sizes. Also, Ladies' selr-adjusting Bishop Noted
Skirts, Bustlss, b som Shapes, SC which will be
sold at loRpricss at s. P. AKDERsON's
Lace and Fancy StOret No. IS, UuiOn Street,
Nashville Tenn. febS-dlm.
HARDwABE.-NcCall & Co. offer large lot of
common and medium one and two bladed Pocket
knives, Log Chains, Vices, Grind Stones, German
andAmerican bristerSee Rszor strOps, ShOe-knives,
Strrup Irons, Bride Bits, MOrtice Gate Latohef,
Curry Combs, and Bed Screens, at from twenty TO
thirty per cent less "for cash. than the same
Goods can be boug Int in The market. Call st Kirk
man 6 Ellis old stand, No. 81, Public Square.
janlS-Gm.
BARGAINS IN REsDY MADE CLoTHIEG We are
snllinr of Red.c,L Llrcas for Cnsh The balance of
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WANTED "A reliable boy to cary papers, or to
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~, G. .. EEs.NSDN y BRO, Whole =lsFG7-yl
81 = sale aud Retail prgers m Paro flrtes 5s7s-lSs
ssssr - Il. A. Prince ,ig guenn5 BIldlo,N. III u II
@Ssz(S Ciu.ss md Parlor organs Gutsrf, Yio1 n
lHcaos Accorsons, Flutes, lasoeS Files DRUMS Iamouo
nps everything in the musical merchants line
r select catalogue OF New Sheet Music; Music Books and In
rcors Of all kinds Orders from the country Will meet with
- attention Planes tuned Accoreons AMI all other stru-
ipeu Nc 90 Uuicu Street, LIST door from College
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EXTRACTS
Prom some of the Best Fapers

Dr. Won MOschzisker Ocut and Aurst has acquired
high reputation.-K y HFdld.
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We are indebted 60 a friend, Hon J. n. CarrigsD,
fora pamphlets copy of the Report Of the Board OF
Health, OF Louisiana, made 10 the Legislature for
1858, abounding with many facts and important
statistics in connection With the diseases peculiar
to that and adjoining sections, especially yellow
Fever &c
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ST. oIorD norsl., Feb. 9, ls59-d&WtF

Rank of West Tennessee, at
sgtE-S.Ss BIEBPHIs.-Ths notes Of this Bank will be
redeemed at Union at Nashville ldw
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TIopia Temple Of Honor No 81 meets every Friday eve
n'No a. ~ A. T BRADSHAW, W. c. 7.
ROBERT BRUt Z, W Y. I.
W II. MORROW, ". r.
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81 can now indulge i'm the Richest Food
with mpunity whereas previous its obliged to
fine myself strictly to the Planest food"
Such the experience Of only Of customers, but
of hundreds of persons here, in Philadelphia New York, Mon
treal Quebec BosAdCes Holland Bters 70
INDIGESTION Nausea Acdy of the Stomach. 6d&Wlw.
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III Look out for limitations of Lea PERKINS, WOr-
cesGershire Sauce. See advertisement of JoFS DUNCAN
Az soNs aug2l-S
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Curry Degree, Temple OF Honor No. H. meets On the
last Thursday uilht in each month, Hall above
W BRYCE THOMPSON, D. I
B. ". PETTY, D. V I.
;-21 IL N. DALE, D. K.
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T III T. Il Y e!
VOLUNTARY TESTIIEON NY!

NASHVILLE, Feb. 5th, 1853.
DEAR siR-Nothing asrd more pleasure
thanks for the prompt relief which have brought
sight. Ny pro essional duties Weakened my eyes
much prevent almost from reading the evening
and with tine greatest that really
Ih,se efforts followed day by heavy pains in
beth eyes and Inflammation, trying
for always could only of eye (e right
being covered ty a fr.'i lie from influcy.l
Your arrival in this city has Ieru hlhy beneficial to
You have only day reliev pain and inamma-
ton, u you have as1 sirens the sight, ami greatly resy
ed the fecle which covered my other eye. All this done
without any Of my professional duties, the
pense of the trng which paid any
physician.
In expressing You my satisfaction intend merely Go jus
your eminent skill Ocut, and Whenever this testimonial
any wish you publish your advantage
my side will always confirm this statement venay.
Yours truly,
PROFESSOR A. PRISE.
DR.. MOsCHzisKEs, St. Cloud Hotel.
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Two good job Printers can get employment at
this Oaiee by applying Immediately
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
VANS
PU ONHC WAF 4 II s!

The certain and SPEEDY remedy erer dfscoreTod foS al
Liseasesof the Chest and Lungs, Coughs, Colds, AstA
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RoarseRess Di6lcaH Breathing, Sore
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THESE WATERS give the NEST instantaneous and perfect re
lief and when with according to directions, fail
to effect rapid lasting Thousands have been restored
10 perfct health who have other in vain To all
classes and all constitutions they equally blessing and
need despair no how long the disease have
existed or however severe may provided the organic struS
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afflicted should give them impartial trial.
To Yoc.Ts AND STEAMERS these Waters peculiarly
valuable they will in day remove the most service Occasional
boarepess and their regular few days WILL at all times
Increase the power and fexbty the voice. greatly improving
its tone compass aud clearnes for which purpose they
uarly used by many professional yocllsts
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, n. Y.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
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thas been mutually agreed by the publishers Of
the daily papers in Nashville, that hereafter they
will not furnish their papers free Of charge to any
yearly advertiser. We make this slslementin order
that there may be Misunderstanding in future
business tran sactious with cur patrons If
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Wenfhcr ntNoon.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb, 9-Weather damp and
cloudy, Mercury 80.
VIcKsBuRG Weather cid and cloudy, wind
northwest Mercury 45.
COLUMBUS, Miss.--Weather cool and cloudy,
wind variable, Mercury A.
NAsHvmLE.-Weather wet, cloudy, turning cold,
Mercury 80.
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Edmund DiiIahunty Council Mol Of T. x 5
rr meet on the LIST THURSDAY evening in each month at
,trs nan n above JOHN PATTERSON, c. Of c.
WIG RO. LAPSLEY, :. % c.
H. II. MCALLISTER, }. Of c.
j. HENRY CUEREY Comp r.
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The river is rising rapidly. Now on Harpeth
Shoals suficency Of water for all descriptions Of
boats, with fair prospect Of coal boat rise
The following boats win leave to day: Reliance
for Cincinnati f. Howard Tor New Orleans
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TEMPERANCE DIBECTORy.-TENNEssE /
Division No 80 Temperance meet every Saturday night
at Temperance Hall No 3d. aboyeCsee street near the square
- A. NELSON.
Il X FECk.
JAMES CLAIBORNE /
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L. H. HA'NA' II. Il. HAYNES Il CO.,
GENTS for purchase sale Of Negroes at Porter old
n stand, No. "a Cedar street, Nashville Tenn.
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Rock City BHiIIs.-J. r. BACJLAN Dc co., ProTTi-
J. =. BAUMAN & CO., Manufacturers of ROCK CITY
FLOUR will pay the highest price all times for Wheat and
Corn, their Mills Of Line and Cherry streets Nash
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Elm - GOA t.
PINE supply Of this most conouicll Coal IS now on hard
~ at the Etna Cod Ytrl OF the Nashville and Chatta
Railroad Depot and selling al Tie following low prices
Lump Kound Coal, a cents bush or SJOpr Ton
Mixed Large and Fine do 20 do do 90 do
Pine do 10 do 40 or . W 40
Try and you viii he convinced il is the best eal N the
market ldec3I-d y-3dPgl }. AuNhM.
TO BUSIN ESS MEN.
YUyHE Democratic HeT,rld published by Aessrs Nicholson
Iorsley Columbia, Tennessee is first rate ADVERSELY
u AMI will be inserted promptly and Oh
reasouableteTms. -
Orders left At the ClOR and american Office Tor the HeTae
will Re attended punctua address the PUBLISHERS
cotls-dtWsZwtf NICHOLSON 4 H0RsLET
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For several years have been deaf which gaua grew
do hereby, with the utmost satisfaction testify that have been
under Dr. Won MOaAxker's week and my
HEARING has already improved degree feel it my
duty to him and those similarly afflicted 10 adse them to
place themselves, without delay, under hiseare.
JOHN R. sPITLBR,
Nashville, Jan. 81, 1859. "a South Market street.
We the Undersigned have hesitation stating from the rep
uation know DR. Won Mosczskerhas acquired OcUIr
and AUrIsT that have placed treatment
and far satisfied that his treating EYE and
EAR that Of scientific professional ye Ear Surgeon.
We recommend all no afflicted Deafness OF Bin
ness no. to delay placing themselves at once
receive the full benefit Of his services.
". lily. SMITH,
McALISTER,
THOS BELLsNTDER.
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V1ITNRLE FARM FOR SALE.--ioa Acres
"a Of L.nd with good Improvements, and p.fty
80 Nesylle on the Gallaliu pksind Louisville a1d NasF
vile Railroad. Apply 70 J. - & h ". ShOeSf
ian7-3m "a $500
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DE AT Els S /!

Dr. MOscHzrskra, St. Cloud Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-19

VIRGINIA OPPOSiTION fARTY--fROPOSED oTATE
CONVENTION IN REFERENCE TO lS60.-We per-
ceive that the opposition journals Of Virginia
are unanimously seconding the motion Of the
Richmond Wing for State Convention of their
party on the 7th of October, at Richmond, for
the purposes of an organization for the Presiden.
tial campaign. Doubtless the Convention, as
proposed, will be held, and it may be turned to
q tremendous account in the work of bringing
out new and powerful national conservative
party for the succession.
North and South the materials for such q
paIty-old line wings, old line democrats, Ameri-
cans, and floating republicans of the moderate
school-are abundant, and could he readily
fused together upon good national Union plat
form. To this end we would advise the ap-
preaching Virginia State Convention to abandon
the foolish experiment of out. Heroding Herod
as pro-slavery party. That mistake of preach.
ing up Goggin as more ultra pro slavery than
Letcher, elected Letcher and defeated Goggin
last May. Upon the more sensible platform on
the slavery issue, of the Tennessee opposition
party, Goggin could have been elected There
would not have been, for example, deficiency
in the opposition vote of a thousand in those two
strong old line wing counties of Loudon and
Augusta, had Goggin's case been conducted like
that Of Netherland, of Tennessee or Houston of
Texas.
In Kentucky the attempt Of the opposition to
cut under the democracy as the genuine pro
slavery party has also resulted in most signal
defeat, which confirms the lesson inculcated by
the Virginia election, to wit: that the moderation
Of the old wing party on slavery is the true poll
CT Of the new Southern opposition party. In
the way of name, the Union party will do;
but whatever the name they may adopt for the
Presidential battle, let this Virginia Convention
remember the importance Of platform that will
cover the Union, and they may 60 ahead.
The late Texas conservative revolution has
brought forward the right man to stand upon
this Union platform-General Sam Houston, a
Southern man, and yet q national Union man,
popular in the South and popular in the North,
a host in himself, and tower of strength to
any party adopting him. But let this Virginia
Opposition Convention first provide for their
party in the State, and next Issue recommends.
ton for National Convention of the came poll.
teal elements, in New York or Washington, in
December next, and they will rivet the balance
Of power which they have secured from the late
Southern elections.
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New York observation-disclosures Edition.
The United States mail steamship Star Of the W. It, Capt
Gray will leave this port TO morrow aftsrnop. at two
O'Clock, for Aspinwall.
the vnas for California and other parts Of tho Pacific
vii close At one O'Clock to morrow Afternoon.
The NV you wxEhLY HxRAID-Caiifornis edition.
containing the latest intelligence from all parts OF the
world will be published ten O'Clock in the morning
single copes. In wrappers, ready for mailing, six cents
Agents wiz please send IN their orders - early - po-
sSh,A
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require supply Of seven millions of bales. The
time when they will do this is close at hand.
The steady advance in the price Of cotton that
has been seen for some years past shows the
pace at which it lie coming. In its march ii will
overthrow all the humanitarian fallacies about
cotton prices and cotton production, and increase
the growing tendency Of the general feeling in
Europe ard elsewhere to accept facts instead of
philanthropic hopes, and to demand more cotton
and sugar and less humbug about the moral
rights and duties Of niger worshippers and
niggera
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THE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.

WARRINGTON, August Is, 1850.
About five hundred Illegal squatters on the land be-
longing to the Kaw Indians Kansas The subject of
preventing lntrusons Of bs character which extensively
prevail occupies tie attention OF the Commissioner OF In
dian Aairs who contemplates the initiation OF such mea
cures as will at eaet lessen, not altogether remove
these abuses dangerous to peaceful relations with tho
indiana, and from which the United States bound 10
protect Them under existing treaties.
Senior Lerdo, accompanied by senor Msta, has had
full and free conversation with the President on tho CUB
ject OF Nexicsn affairs !! is represented that the inter
view was mutually gratifying and instructive senior
Legdo will remain in this country for several weeks
The Secretary OF the Treasury returned ay from hs
trip 10 GeoYpia
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News from Utah.

81. LOTS, August Is, 1859
The mall from Salt Lake reached Atcbison yesteranv
but brought no intelligence Of Importance
The Mcrmors bad nominated CAPT Hooper for opu,cs,
TO succ ca Benhcse Hooper formerly s,cretsry OF
the Territory. '''' vi
p's,sd 1ney All brs.eht v.i, nxn w.s,.
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There was more activity In tho -four market, with
1rntr sel:rg IL some descriptions Wheat was irregu
lar end essier for tee lover qualities, wbhe prime new
white YVES unchanged. Corn was In good demand, and
lruer. Pork active and 1rmer, especially for
prime with free sales ct the latter At 80 7b while mess
sold At $3 90 s13 IS Sugars steady, with sales
OF about e0 hhds Tc0 boxes and 740 bags Pernambuco,
1t terms stated In anotber column. Coffee was quiet
Freghts steady, With moderate engagement Cot
ton vas taken TO Liverpool at 3l0d to Ad and tour At
I I'd
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News from Kansas.

LsAvZSwoRIa, X. 7 August 10, 1859.
Inc Territorial Convention met yesterday at Topeks,
and nominated W. johnson for delegate TO Cougress