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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-08
To FIOFists an q A ma "a teurs- o
Il ILL -. Gardening. $500 Y --.-.-.--

To FLORISTS - N d a ma u teu S-Of
GO ..l as.J hardening. lr-.ss8 --9ua.zs
WYE have just received from New Philadelphia,
w Gardening implements fer Ladies and ChidrsE sets,
cheap.
The AVGraucaOr Pruning Shears for pruning and trimming
Fl .....|H. E. p -
Pole Pruning Shears for pruning Vines, Shrubs &C.
Ladies' Pruning sheMght, convenient articles for pruning
Rose bushes ShrubbeTy, &C. e '..r ..S ..-
Flower Scissors, useful gathering other flowers
which have thorny stems. ...-.fF g.-.......t %.
Garden Trowes Of various sizes Garden Rakes.
Wedding and Transplanting Forks Triangle Hoes.
Pruning Saws and Chisels; Bidding Knives. .r-
Garden Rule AID Lines; Garden Syrnges s- TO-. cd.
Watering Pots, &c. Spades, ShOyels, Hoes &C. &C.
feb6. MACKENZIE & DtlNCHIN. .
Japan Lilies, GiadiOluS, DC, &c.
FEN0 supply the Of Amateurs, have obtained
B. K Bliss Of Springfield, supply Of his choicest Flower
Seeds cont lining among hundred different kinds VeFlna,
extra choice varieties, AsUrs Il distinct
raised by Tru1ant Of Versailles English Panses
lyhOckS Of 50 different colOs and varieties Also
the splendid Dietyrd 6pecd5 Japan Lilies white
The most elegant specnensUf the Gidaiols, &c
fs6l6 .fs- .-- MACKENZIE & MINCHIN
NCALL, e FALL, y.
Latset n CaL, Paaleer6 Co. or CidrEssms.
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HUGH MeCREA & co., M
VIII ESALB GROC ERS
NOS. u AND Il MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE. : 81
Have In store the following:
$50 bids prime Sugar. 80 pkgs Teas. --5l.- s,,lr
IS bbls powdered Ead crushed s. tsgs Shot assorted
g gss: solssn Syrup e bag Pepper:
50 do Lagura Coffee, 50 do Ginger,
20 packets Java do dor COB grOce Matches,
$50 boxes Star Candies, 100 dos Buckets,
900 do Cincinnati Soap 25 do Chuns,
700 do Tobacco, all brssds 25 do Butter Tubs a.
$1,000 HAVANA Cigars, all leases i9digo,
sO,OCO Melee Cigars, 20 bbls Almonds,
So coils Jute Rope 10 do Brazil Nuts,
50 doz Cotton Bed Cords, 10 do Texas Pecans,
so bbls Butter and Soda, --4 359DemjOhns.
loo dos Oysters,
IRON, NAILS, MID CASTINGS.
1889 5SS ton: P Pt.9Ts and W TaID S,
- % tons assorted Castings, E
5O0O pounds Steel.
LIQUORS.
Bbs Cincinnati Whisky, % bbls American Brandy,
IS do Julin Ii Smiths do ipipe pure Holland do
IS do Robertson Co. do casks pure Cognao Brandy,
Whisky, IS 90 Sweet Malaga,
30 bbls Old Bourbon Whisky, 60 y casks BRANDY
50 boxes Clsret, 20 DO Raspberry DO
IS do Lemon Cordial, do Ginger Brandy,
5 bbls do do 10 do pure Apple Brandy
Ar Of the above articles will be sold very low for cash by
fsblI II ------- BU9A M'cRhA & co.
TERRAsS BROTHERS,
GrOcers, and Dealers i'm Liquors,
Iron and Castings,
No. I market street, Nashville, Tennessee.
IN STORE:
eO3 hhds Sufar 300 bbIs Brandy and Gin,
$50 bbls Crushed, Powdered and 20 do Ram,
Loaf Sugar, 100 coils Jute Rope,
$50 bags Rio Coffee, q bbls S Almonds,
23O ibis Moasses, 50 do Butter Crackers,
200 50 Ginger Brandy,
25 kegs Golden Syrup, 20 do sardnes,
600 bbls Rectihed Whisky, TO dozen Buckets,
do Rye Bourbon do So nests Tubs
50 do Odd
IRON
so tons assorted Bar Iron, 1000 kegs Nails.
so 10 do Castings,
For sale very low for cash.
mil sEB TERRAss BROTHERS.
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}. O.. CAMPBELL PHILIP SPEED.
KENTUCKY MACHINE WORKS.
FIRST STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND MARKET
Louisville, Kentucky.
j. 0. CAMPBELL & CO.,

manufacturers of nil kinds of Machines
for Working w God and Iron.
VNTE have the Patterns various Of WOOdwor
wv Psner PAGERS twenty -four inches wide and Flooring
Machines work from three to nine inches Also, Moreng
TsRRon and Moulding Machines we'll all other Wood
WOFkbg Machines. -
Machines have facilities for making Planers Slide
Lathes &c, &c, of the various kinds and sizes, and
Ia ms approved style. sas Msndrlls, with iron frames,
kepf b hand, and fitted At short notice.
~ obbng of all attended with PrOmptness and dis
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-08

New Sugar, Coffee, Rafsfns, Sardines, kc.
JUST RECEIVED
50 hhds New Sugar. prime and ehOics;.-E
200 bags Coffee, New Crop;
300 bxs Raisins r1na
- do i and i Sarlines;
IS bhs New Buck Wheat Flour:
WhiGh viii be sold low 10 the trade.
LAHIER, PHILLIPS = co.
moves kR&eO.
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Magnificent Scheme!

J,4S5 PrzesamountingtO 100000
Wu0LE TICKETS SlJs HALVES IS; QUARTERS s21s.
\ Circular showing the plan of the Lett
IeriUs will be seat 10 amy one DESTROYS OF
receiving il.
, 1859-11-10

hurry, Ioae Star, Be.'in Kaahen Nels Fashiau eophsa
yee.e aoyi liz sse:sa Est'o: sear Dsanes:. cssss.
~ ssu.soa. dassn af sas I,ie = Fsnai*en
bound -snndav-Ero2s. Frs State, Iowa .ssns
Gardner Empire t. stastt, lilo G1andr orkney Lass;
&: Ao1h J. H. D.7ke Vernon Miami Delie John S. Held,
Echo. Africa tol. iams. III ldvsrutan, Ke5eeca, NIL
CollnA Vim. Fke. Leaatr, eYlacu.e. Cascade. Rocket
Ars1vxn At Dr11A1o zaox Cu1cAoo-Nov. nh.--Pror.
Iowa, Fsee State.
cLxAxxp rsoM nrsYAIo FOE tH:caoo.-Nos. sth-ffop.
Moh.wk, tnE Globe; set1s. Altals.
Axa1yxp At Oawzao-Sos: :th.-schoopess sasou, bari;
David Aotrt',
6chr. ". ). Eelsau.
With the schooner Internal opAf and teIe the Litter Ca
madam vcssd. Both vessta were b3tg lowed By the tuk
SpA<nc b3und dowH. and Fhe pa4stnk the das thu
forer grounded WHEN Tie ttex came n contact w!:h hct
cuulrE her boz1 In two also her tA and do~n TO
the rasefa ed The JeAe let her hhoom and sotno q
hrr The rs2iz: TO the International vii e-s'
LAKE, CL1rrxrA-our I:te clippers attracting the
sttent!op Of the EnEns Beard Of Admiralty. Tbs Cork
E1anine: says they hare invariably beat III other ocean
craft with whom they haye coatended for superiority in SILL
Ing qualities whe they peculiarly adapted for put
poses In consequence OF their light dust when the cen
.reoasd raised. On wind they 70 within four peinta
feat unequa,ed by square nrsed vessels; and under
goose wings the speed sunappruaehabie. The Exau
rcs history Of tue *o5ases Of htae csa In the At.
xntie wzter and states that the clipper schooner D. e.
Fierce has made tie Quleke pssaEe record betWcea The
II, LaH1rncs and Fasnue Ifeht Ir.land
, 1859-11-10

smiths, aud IS bead At Walker L Greenwood'a
none at Wade's. More would have been kill
cd had the weather been favorable
Cattle Will be Slaughtered at all the establish
mcnss this week--doubt!ul if there is single
hog packed. Tho crop mores slowly. Not
SHIPMENT Farmers begin to be anxious to get
at me opening figures: They will try to get Is.
oat must take less. No contracts are Jet made.
tFrom the Springfield (ln. J Journal. sth.1
The packing business mas not yet opened III
Springfield. Operations will begin q. soon as
the weather berome8 cool enough. We heard
Of the following contrncss for carly delivery OH
yesterday; sv0 head to average 2l5 lbs, At &
net, delivered; 200 head at 33.75@A net. divid-
ing on 200 lbs. In relation to the number Of
Hogs for the market, the general opinion is
that it will equal last yeAr'a crop. The Hogs in
this region will mostly be late, and not much
will BE- done in the packing line before the lkI
Of DecsmbeE.
lsto4a tho St. Josepb {Mo.} Test 4th.1
We hear good deal said about the opening
Of the packing season, but know Of DO engage
ments from which the opening prices for PORK
can be guessed at. The season will probably
not open Is usual, thoueh it isexpected that The
business will be larger in amount t1au what
wss done last season. It is expected that tue
market will probably open in st. Louis at from.
a to IS net. and we notice that the Bame il
said Of other Western markets.
From tia keokut 1o~a) Gate Ctr. s,h.]
Our Keokuk packers hare made extensive
preparations for slaushtering and packing this
seasou. They have the capacity fer Killing
about 5000 head day. T(le firms engaged
are; Patterson j. Titnbcrnau, McCrea Co.,
Cleghorn, Batty T. Co., and Goldman & Co.
They have already put out large amount Of
money, md we learn that the hog crop Of this
year will fully equal that Of last year in pounds
Nr1ra& rum nj fr1sr% n
, 1859-11-10

Tk1TEtzolAsH.l fKx Yokk. Nov. >, LED.
Flocx-A shzds better. ri fair demand for export
a4tes 20 b.is It s. fet saD*5 states ts*s9 g
!Ur ezua Staie; Saa,lo fuF Nesiesn; &5.l1a33
r. e"mnon to Eo,d medium extra Western tsao., IS
feor to Euod shipping n1ds soun1 hoop uhio,
10 kt 60 tnk ~ ~ hrs CANADIAN quiet and naehaak
tfA. Rye dtuF In 'a1t reQue=t II $S.1ka<.3.
G1A1K-Wheat 144c oetteT with falr speculative de-
Inand. shp<1 puly bu, inx tn dl od flkht
ne.n sas 40 bu n el.!o3i.ls for Chic 20 sprnS
81 1+&f Is fur A4vaAkte Club q !. Indiana q IL
sos sss!aMon t. vls Canadian. Rye heavy Sales - bu
Canaaa h.ts .old II sozse stase s:s,H Con- quet nd
aud MasJ Sales ~ sse q 10 for yellow Jesey AID
Eashern. oa;s 4sst4c for rtate, Western ard
E3nsdthn. c os!ns Istilt n1uIe sct:vr.
crl4 n 5tHe.
ieos1a"xs- dull and heavy. Sale. 1000 tra, nj
siso Tor ~ = for Fttne iociu1tnx So is ne
sellers option al the yca1 p1.z1e teInc. I+ef pcaay
N ~ essio ior repaeEe1 ness Desed sul :; sxa
H. eef hams dull 1t st. oki3 Tor new Western. r,ne
lc- Quek. Lu1 sts quiet II fot khoudezs StA
yxc fot Haoon dull aud heavy. Lard UNCHANGED 4
l"S4ilc. ruct unchanged ri ltc foT Ohio lx:c
IoE Stale. Cheese EsxaGy NJ t3tlc-
S1oc1a "a Eoa1d-Tn0nkh ouly 4toeta were ops
,aisd IL. prices VIE better Money ff.el<y cnessd
~. c.s p.pt not plenty ss re; Se11ins
Pacific Nl4 73; No. q s4A; Daak Of Commerce es4
, 1859-11-10
PORT OF CHICAGO,

RlSED...-..........Nev. =.
Prop Pymeutb Dickson Du.'o. 50 hhds suEas, 10 tons
Prop ; 4. L q: s sss e e nb "a
Bar, a.,oost's 6. nSsa e.. gtsr rIe.as. Ess con.
Hris jim nwess e.. Meciea. Tuda .. III ions coal,
sz ssT r. o
ST: ta'spt'a {, Long ri vog+: = et. .eoa
seh. s il. iaih5op; coiSe: Buasio, i::oo ill., st:
So -; 2$ aSES: m
ssat johnson !honp*en 1aaa1e ~ 40 s.!. .pp''
ssST T. nc1 cli;s'1as s
seh1 ;ee; r Fostsr, snith: Mp.ksxon. s5 q q lamhe1
tear A1i Aeon,ias, % GSss. 6sssse % TO ri, III. III.
sesr Bsse q
sehs Gwynn, south uaveu 50 eds s.sse 10 eords
schr Wyaadou Met;Fa~, r,esque LIZ 90 ton. coal .
seh1 Peisan Thomp;Sn o:xsEo Il: tons Cay. 50 tons
Sch. Gfass d.ssa.?:d sax ~ tSS,ea. eosl.
ssal liz S.f NeG'a@: ia ID Haven. 10 lumber, ';o
sss. kse4st Gs3s,qs a.. ;s.r sae
CLLAnED,
echr n Gate4, Welsh. GEaad River 1tgt
Schr lay STATE. roper, Buffalo. l&,5ea bu wheat
*ch1 Richard Mott, Reed. Buffalo: il .304 bu Nheaf- .
Selr Kitty Grant, DbushetY. White Lake. 10 bu co 70
brls dour 10 bEls pr0yi,iora.
SchE Gpsey Jameson Muaxegon.t bss hee 90 bu oasa
BJD tn cUfn, ~ brls nour; y hu pot4toes.
Schr Monsoon McGr4w, Muakegon, Light.
Schr, Ealeutta. Long, PieI Cove. rglt
Scht Eleanor Henderson, Two Eavefs = tons hay. 80 ou
cnFn, $50 bu cats.
Schr Belle, EdwardA Manownc. light.
Schr Ten Foster, tnIta, M1eEeEon. light
sa1 u shoyss stlce.un Aasssson NAnt @ !, v,..,
bchr Enterprise, Peterson, Wiiknsons Pier, light.
, 1859-11-10

l. AnLE RIAL ExrATk-Not.ee Is hereby giyen that
whereas. Reuben Ceycsan ard Julia ts wHt and John
X. RUSSELL .ad Mary j. hi. wife ~ cir certain cd Of
Trust. executed The 18th 4ay Q! Juls A. D. ls Re-
cord In Coos County Records da convey to the nnler.
aligned. TRUSTEE The premises ahl real esst hereinafter
tuscGtd TIC Of the OF Thou.
snd Eight Hundred and Eighteen DolArs aud 20 c:Ets
cosnx Of said Cleveland and Eus~aiis two
rrUmi>sory Soes bN Iayabla lie 18th day
Of July H. D. la59 +. u5Ier With 10 eeLt.
Interest. tu by nnat clanse In said Trust ueec extended
unto the .0th day nf the same month a8s Aforesaid.
Now, thefor fault hayIng been niad Ia the payment
Sos notice +. hereby given 10 AL persons later,
esed that application having been made 10 b. the Legal
holder Of SD aforementioned os ihe sale OF Aat1
premises, thst sha TuesdsT, the eighth day OF No
vrnAer ensuing, len O'Clock By virtue Of the
power aud auihaEtY conferred upon b. k1d Deed Of
Tr.t fur sale and self to the highest bidder nE c4h
North Door Of C~ut AMIse In the city OF Ehac
Co. premises dtscfd In said Deed Q! Trust follova
Part Of ouot number eight [&6 Ii the Canal Irus-
tees Subdivision Of son seYen IL IN township Thirty
Ene 3y nnrth range fourteen f1& tyt Of The third ps
eipa tIdi1n IN the city OF Chicago AID bounded ~ fol-
Iaw1 beginning II point in the ceatIe Of Lake strEet two
hundred thirty feet CT the eaat ns OF section
seven aiorrad running tacoce s1onK the centre OF
said feet. thence norh line parallel
With tic hne Of sd stou to the centre OF sid
ortlot north md souh. thenee ea llno
parallel with lie centre Of Lake stees fet t.
The Of parcel lind sod by Charles Cauda to
W Hdxxs thence south on sid Bs1gs vest Tine II the
place Of b. -EtnnnK.
tcSaSJs-It e j. STOLBEASp, Trutee
, 1859-11-10
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON q
~ 0CtNCY RAILROAD.

On Il atter MONDAY, Anxu.ta 1E9 TassenEer sfasr+
will run from ch!rsx0 a f.'lGwt:
so \. NJ Sunday. excepted. Eaf Burlington and cu.rer
~ T. ~. Sstufdays excepted.
AS p. M.. suntaysexcsptt1. tor Aurora
SAhuEL PowxLL, uen+1at Ticket Ak.nf.
q. e, HsMMONn.
nr1{ III rluf.
, 1859-11-10
CHICAGO, CLEVELAND AND
~ PITTSBURGH. Shot Railroad Line.
FARE REDUCED.
ONLY 1sx HOURS EKnM CHICAGO To flrTS-

ONLY tsX HOURS FROM CHICAGO To flTTS-
NUKGlf.
Anln a!Iset CO aneetoo With tte rs.1:, iyaaa H. >.
On and affe! April IT, 1 train. viii e fch.
the Dernt Of the Nchn Southern lia nad. -sfulto~-:
81 saM.-Arrtvt* At Tn.ein 4as Eeyrsu 40 r:1.
Pittsburgh: y p nA. thLlale!pha.. ito :. H..
Nrw YMx. y.tht i. nj.
500 p. n1--Ar,rea II Talttc $40 f1tse ard. II
/. u1.. l!ttshur.h. s.iu p. H.. taadelph.A. 60
a.nl., New Yo7k, t.-ut.
This continuous r4s linz IL Il niles the Stw
York Gentnl enabling ltals to l.. TIE alt.A
4o,1 and raietv r~*ensers AM nsht t1aI1A t<twsrn
Ch'cax" and Ihladc}h provided vii ,ps.dd s1<vp
tnxc&r1-
baggage checked through from Chicago to Pittsburgh.
Hr!sbrE1 H4fimcre, fhl1aleiphi. an4 New ferk. all
no charged tnt handling
AK tr trke.s ty cleveland and rbntgh. The fare ~
III. line will he as low - by any nthes fuutc.
Through tickets be procured ut The utee OF the :r!.
gan Southern Ki1n.ad under tie lstsere lfoa.e a tl
1lxpnt. Ut Sherman AID Van uTn .sstes, C
Also II all the pFIncfralticket e1exs IT. tie Nt,.
W., tEi.AS'. ient 4 gent. Ciest'art:
, 1859-11-10

GALENA d CHICAGO UNION
~ RAILROAD.
0n and aeT MONDAY. July lsh 1s;s, taias wililesre
Chicago = follows. Sundays excepted:
From Wells street Depot D. 81 am. aaa 70 H., sud
from Crptal9ia md d-oo p:n-. for G4ena. bunieh,
J2n+svle. St tau aud intermediate plA-es. and
supm. for Dixon, Fulton. Cedar kapts- 400 pm.
fes pekAo. E!s!n: NeiienEy. Geneva Liz. ete..
sleeping cars on nfkh,tr1:na
Tte pleaeaatest route 10 the Northwest
E. b. TALEOTT. General surt.
r. Il PORTER Gen Passenger Agent iysly
, 1859-11-10

I'LL NASA EAA 49,
i AND CHICAGO RAILROAD.
Now completed and cns Eua from Chicago 10 ElttsntSxn
Without change, connecting with The KEeat
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
To New yezk, phi4letph:a- Bstiuore and ".htnstou
uity and slntef!or towns Of Ne" IeF-
sty, New YORK, Maryland. &c+
a1i tas Eassefa market II additional cost
baggage checked through
TEn* eave las depot cusoeF OK lanai 2nd Van 6afen
steecs~ West sfdr. a. tolows:
~ i. -Horu.ns ExpnsA daily t3und.TA excepted)
$50 r.A-Shht Express. daily Saturday. e1etpted3
4pneetns 1T Gest.ine with cleveland and Lakt shore
Railroad tn huukitk. Buffalo. Niagara fa4 New York and
Lls,on and ait Interior Of New Ea&!An1 ia Ae~
YORK Central anil New York and Erie Railroads..
a,so. sNuth 10 Columbus ZAnessaIe- Newark, Mount
yeraou. s.eubeuvEe, Wh<eaE and inesoE to~nsof Ohio
The a5vve trains connect 1t Forest With trains on Mad
River Koal Springfield Czhana Dayton Cincinnati
Aisp with trens Lima for ITten aE Eaoeina3n A!stst
FARE As LOW As AMI OTHER ROCTE
Passengers hound Est w nnd nts route poih PLEASANT
an agreeable. ps*nE thfuuEh many OF the 3fEeat and
naet cities su the | ntrt STATES.
~ e1s arriving Chicago. any Of The Eosd* w:ii
ui attenre the dspot to receive checks
All e.uvey ha-e tree af Charge to the Pittsburgh and
chicago clfs. SeeplnK csss accompany Zach tt7n.
Tickets fos s4e st al The principal Ticket 0dces III the
We1t and tie Company Uee. eututs af Randolph and
uearofa s.Ee@ts opposite the keseFe oust or 1t the
Depot West Side Of Canal and Van Blten Streets
Bs particular to ak for t.ckrts BY Fort WAYNE
.UASL u. BU5$. Gen1 AEcut. chicago.
JA< ". NILSSON, Freight Agent. Chtaxo. j.
J.j. HpEsTpy. Oep1 Ere1Sht AZ I, Ehic1Xu. My8
, 1859-11-10
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, Count,

CTATE OF ILLINOIS,, County
~ Of Cook, sS:-su2edoE Court Of Chleato. So;e5a-
4. shonau ard John E. Boyd-Ia ChAuee1T.
Amdavr Ct the residence Of John l. Boyd. one Ct
u C1c1x Of aid sup<nos Of Chicago. N2tiee
hereby given to the saio Joha Boyd r.: D.gt Cas-
l.a: .aa soa. en The shanss .de q .hs
upon Issued ut of aid enaEt anss said desen .ants
tunahle the afst non1y Of November nexl l;s a il
Now ynu the sid Ioaa T. Botd shall personally
be Aod appear bttoe said superior Cuot Of Chlsako Of
Look County tst day IT the nest term teleof 70
h holden chicago ID said county. on The 1rt Monday Of
November 1859 anu plead ansaer Or deur to lac said
conpanxntaE bill Of complaint, the md the fnaitet1
and things thsren iaed viii be taken - con.
fsed and ees1ee entered ..!est {oa aseofdnE 70 The
ps2vtr Of tAid bill. WALL Ell k1A3ALL% E!Frk.
w. Il. SxrTH, Cptap{ts Sorr, stt8f
, 1859-11-10

BF TxlEexArH.1 BuyrA1a N0v.9.
FLor1-F and In f4!t dean1. Sa1es 14o0 br!s 1t
fht t5 for Wisconsin 1nd AiCh t5Os4J
fr cxra l. diana and Ohio; ssst fr double extra Do.
a, see; Moo b. No. :Ch;esso spsnx Il sc; ID b.
Mlw&ukee Club q III 0p eu Hhts lnd!aua 4 si....
Cutn dull aod sAlxz Oats esaic Gales l{L bu
as57c- Other Erzins quiet no ealA3.
Wauk1-Dau and .outna'. ~
CAxA1. Fauonrs-F Inn and unchanged.
xro,zs-3a bu aout ltn ou bu wneat 90 bu
ei,U0p bu oats ], 100 bu haIse5.
E1rokTx-61J bu -four 6ep01 bn xha7t oJon pI bar
ley.
, 1859-11-10

r UMBER3IAN'S EXCHANGE.
~ Tic Koo:a. Of the Association in Ltnds Blotk will
be open each nosnaE from eight to nine oeoSE lun
1ermans Exchange Ut which and place all and
non-rcsIrnt Mauuiaeturcss City and Country Deslet.
vcsse aud oes interested in te trade tnv
tedto aitent. EOBEkT II. FDsS. President.
EMrn4L1r Woop, Secretary. myl:6mdkstw.dess
, 1859-11-10

Tho Hog and Provision Trade.
The chxoge 10 the weather to-day has caused
a good demand BY packers for Hogs, both livc
and dressed. TIC receipts. however, were so
light that but few made any efforts 10 test the
Market Live Hogs, averaging 200 to ESQ u.s.,
were sold ut &a@i,3o gross Dressed Hogs
were mostly sold to retailers.
There werr several lots Of cut meats, compris-
ing about 5000 pcs, sold to-day for the Baltimore
trade, NJ tic for shor4 Middles, 6a@7c for bulk
Sides, and SC for bulk Shoulders, all pscked-to
be delivered about the 18th inst.
tFsom the Milwaukee Sentinel ssh1l
The Beef Packing Season is now drawing 10 q
clo.e, snd the product is going forward rapidly
10 Eastern and European markets. Last week
our export Of this article amounted to 2,6l5
barrels and Is t,e1ces, Of which upwards Of
20oo barrels we're shipped BY the Detroit and
AliHaakee Railway, nearly all for New York
and Boston. since tue beginning of the pres
nearly 10000 barrels Of bect. tue great bulk Of
which has gone through the same channe1. and
the D. i u. steamers continue to take ont 150
to 800 barrels ut every departure, The two
Principal packing honscs hcsc, Messrs, Layton
4 Plaakingtou aud E. Roddis, hare alauchtereJ
up to this date about five Thousand Eve hundred
head Of cattle, or 4 thousand head in excess of
the number slaughtered 4nJ previous season ia
this city. The total packing will doubtless be
Upwards Of aix thousand head, and We should
mt be surprised if it would reach tegen thou
saud.
From the Alton Courier, stl.J
Do11os Axn PnosrEcrs AT THE PACKING
HousE4.--Facktng prospects were not much ad-
vAnced last week. The weather WAS cool 1t the
opening, but turned warm before the middle
and continued 50 To the end.
Nothing was done It either of the houses in
hogs. OF hsevss about s. head were cut up 1t
, 1859-11-10

s.a":.". - w.:.a,. VIII. sr;tis I'M
III" =, W.; wills. Dnhnnn. M;iis in
up' poe' Z. t T., .'.;,ia-s si,aoT x1;ll', M a.,
bh,s bs t"aSin + iii. ,r;iisrs: Tc1Irnrr W;,is
~ ous, a,a - nlL', T. ~ 1,;,tars. n;,,nahaa
1 1sz ooes: ~ y; p ga1e ~. .A .';i ash1',,s,s
Miis' ~ pp,s' T. - nosetS; u M;,4:'I S9;iI.
nis ~ po,s. =; o.o!st, ln''et a1nn'44 aa'''S'
46f Dds, - nF'exle, n9!es.
Is. ~ SolIess' a"spee'ot'
Evw Yopx. Nov. 7.-Reccipts. SOFIA bb|s
+ro, -a.. ons -. ,c,r...
"oar; e4.sev ou ~neA' $50 ~ Sofn' 4't' vi
oats; 4t474 bu Hye-
1,,,~r. <o~ c-paos;nts ri son hu vb..t
7.4oo br!s flour; 5.oou bu corn. Wheat--sales
1000 bu red at $l.to; 2,ooo bu wheat on p. t.;
1000 bu DO at $l-so; 900 bu do at Sl.so; 4W
, 1859-11-10

Inc hgn' receipts Of wheat To-day rendered
inc market ouo5an'' and an advance o' l@ss
1ook place. the demand, however, "as ehaeAs
~ speeula'ors-sh'ppers having no fnase'n'
'o'er Aes' Was a.so nsmet' aaa some 9aan,
'es aa'aoceo &c. ABOUT so,ooo ons"e's o. u"
e 4 ~ o.n,ns 1 - ~ 40. ..sSs.
~.,''sS'Ss o,>,,,
.tS%'oe ~. 49, o' .os ~" A"" o'.e
nscred; e:tW'oe 1or No. spring IN store;
and S69ssc for No. Snring-clos,ng more
a,;ot w;,b ee,1e,s of N snrno nt
-
e'c' out 40 ouseFs' fiou1 "as LEU
at 5Il0c advance, but buyers did not NETT
then, and transactions ,vcre limited .t a shade
o.,u ,,,o,t ,nao
aeue1 P''sea @as" eA9 ''A' A0o'
bbis were sbld, al S3-oot44.60 1or common 10
choice Spring Extras, aud $4.05 for Spring ST.
ner New corn xas in active demand and nd
.~...,. -.,.-r .h.... a., mn 1T
saoeeo 4@1c, WV" e@'es u Aooo' 7-'ooo ousn'
els. nj 4S@j0c for new No. l; 43c for new Rt-
iec,ed. a5m,asc for Ear Corn: Csc for old No.
,s "a. e.. ,tax. "a. .t;ro .,,4
= "''o W. AVA Wv ~ ~ oA's 4Aoie Aet' ~.'''
steady. About $4,000 bu we're sold al e:c Tor
No. ! in store. live adruuced &c. with sales ii
~ ''@..~ ~:
barley ut1a III o1c 1oF 40. auo DC lof w. : !"
store Timothy seed hr1n at ss-12t@e.sla Tor
t.. s.. a.,.a.a 1,;o,,x;,o.
Aogs sesiee ana ~ oenta
... ...,,ss 49,.
Fre'ents anaense. Pfope4es taAes WHEEL
to Buffalo ut 7c.
ra.x y n.
n1s1ua'As - w." A'"A' -"
~ .,
,.. horn ,,sd orr.s,nn tn renort in mr. Inst to-,
weekly reviews. still continues: the receil1 i,
are large, The export Of Aour III excess Of tlat
, 1859-11-10

EBy TE1ndxAfa.1 Iok11IA1% Sov.
Fxorn-lu good demand, receipts fI.bt; No. skso7
t93: No. ti.e12AS0: FancF AIS Extss $4:o&s.es.
AsAEs-Aalre; po.s ~ sassa.so; pe114s. 4a,%09a4s.
, 1859-11-10
1859 GREAT 1860
Central Short Line Route
PITTSBURGH. Fl. WAYNE 4 CHICAGO. AND
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROADS..
TO ILL ELATEH-s" CITIES.
CLARKE Il CO..

CLARKE Il CO..
THROUGH FREIGHT AGENTS.
Ase Prepared to contract ffc+h1* tson u. by auhoGa
th4 Eonpln.es natned atose. 1t their u:.cr.
IL Dearborn Street.
and It depot Of r.. f. ". / = r. r., c!co:o 4:
Utpot. fthrHy stre-t Pittsburgh.
The Offices of hu rsnss.vania EaIlrn1t company n
the E1> hc1:cd ii M, A.'I knu New tatk No.
South VIII am src New York ". 81 kbY street, Les.
tom No North ttscet, Galtmon. aEd II tt+ t;enrta4
Depot rht1atttph!s. ose3A:s: 3n,
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY,
NJ GFcASADi.
WESTERN STATES.
On and after Tim .th Of November, The Asrn& In Liy.
eTtan Ut tAs t;Easi Trunk a:t~ ~ will coltr7ct
tftLht ftnm Llsk kRsuOL TO CHICAGO, At liz follow
lnk very low raes:
DRY GOODS, per ton mea mEusaent III
HARDWARE. in ea>rs ant casks. Ees 100 -. - =,
TIN, Z1Nt, STEEIa.:d CHAIN. " ".,,,, :oi,
cRockERf. IRON La liars. shsrt. and plates. Per
The asese ac,.. AZ. c:,..a1.. sx:eo, Marin: % ill., H.
fauee um lgerptl 10 FTt!ltl. MeYct nnts ka,thu
larry requested ~ fos~afh H% Of f!EEs aa lvvte. 6!
Eue 1y nlil rreta1 asrct tn fl- Agent ~ .Ic t;1Ah
Trunk Railway, Port aat, M.lne. IN ot.er TINT t:.
Ions regulations fx' COMPLIED ~h witt DELAY,
TEe Stxan,ers WILL rail f~t~vsn LveTru.l and Portland
NOT LEsS than once = fnrsntkAt.
fsodnee conveyed t., Lsrrf ou very rrasonate err4
JAMES wAnKAcK,
GtnT W -tsla A .:e.s, tai, agn, H.
M.FESNISGToS. Genl Frr! !snt Axs, MontE.al, Z, T.
he.ss.ts