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rhe IndnstrY or women.

The last EdiE6Hrg ReUieV has int resting Taper
on the lsbOrs and emolumen.s of women. The
VIZ ter aft rms that education is the surest means of
placing her in the position nature intended her to
occupy. Out of six millions of women in England
and Scotland he shows that no less than half are
Industrial in their mode Of life; mare than third
being self-supp lrling. The matrimonial cases un-
der recent laws have disclosed an amazing amount
of female Industry; almost every wife who sought
protection proved that she had supported the house
hOlI and acquired property. The reviewer does not
hesitate to aLtribate difficulties in regard to the in
dustrial independence of women /, the Jealousy of
men. This Jealousy, be says
"ShOws itself with every ttep gained in eivilizs
ton, and its immediate ef ct is to pauperizs large
number Of women, who are wiling TO work for
their bread; and we need not add 10 condemn to
perdition m tny more who have no choice left but
b,tacen yatiOn and vice The jealousy which
keeps country women from the employment Of en-
CRAVING the brass work of watch. and from past
iBgIa rms Of Toss 81 k upon cards. for trade pur-
poses, long kept the School Of Design in London
closed against female pupils and reLders it still a.
most impossible for an 'ghshWOmaa 10 qualify
herself for treating the diseases of women and chill
dren. The same jealousy cost many lives in the
late war; by delaying the reception the in
10 the hospitals in the East, and By restricting their
action when there. In the Stafordshire poiteries
women are lai gely employed u painting porcelain
an art winch they are better qualified TO practice
than men It will hardly be credited, but we can
Vouch for the fact that such is the Jealousy Of the
men thas they compel the women 10 PaiRt Without a
rest for The hand aud the masters are obliged By
II cir own wOrkmen to sanction this absurd act Of
injustice"
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On the 2lst o. July l the plaintiff obtained ia gment, By
against 6ooa, Sheriff Of Jackson ", aud mis-
sarses bere justice Of said county, for 5E FOR the fail
his deputy % ake Of JUSTICE execution, issued
upon gdgmsnt. in favor Of the plaintiff against Settle
Frm Ills Judgment the defendants appeared to the Circuit
Cenr November Of said court ls6, the death Of
Good1 the sheriff suggested and admitted No other step
appears been taken 10 the until the July term ss
defendants moved the court dismiss The notion This
refused. And, therefore, motion Of the Painu9
a tcjds awarded against TIE administrator OF said
oodai why said motion should not te revived
against him.
Tbs administrator Ppeared and dsmued to the scifs eas
and on argument sustained the demu and gave
Judgment i ih motion teabad to all e paresthe
iies as veil IS the principal.
On the foregoing facts .E0 questions ase. FrstDl the
err in hndi the motion could revised against the
personal representative ire sheriff and secondly holding
that the motion s'o0d sbatsd as u the suFetss.
We Of opinion that the Judgment is right both points,
M II IS we'll settled that by the law it stood prior the
Of le, Oh 81 @ remedy by motion, did the
personal representative Of deceased officer Of his
aud could uobe maintained against either. PARK Walker,
sne @ and cases there referred TO- But the law this sub
rc has been changed BY the act Of 1859 which provides, IN sub
stance that IN OF motion against serG
stables and their securities where me officer either Of his =
eufes shall lie, during the pendency Of the notion may oe
revived against the personal representative OF such osr o.
carty in The that suits revived against personal
representatives, in other
This act supposed By the plaintiffs counsel, to Be app
bic to the present and Ia holding otherwise 4 Insisted
The Circuit Judge erred nc; th0usbf Per 70 discuss tas
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Opinions OF the Supreme Court of the state
OF TenAeSsec, AT Nashville, December
Terms fs5Ss

Easch Cunningham Edgeheld and Kentucky RAilroae.
This action Of assumpsit for calls subscribed BY
Cunningham Edgedec and Kentucky Railroad Company
The that the time the suhsied,
there fraud and deception praccs him Enoch
stock il this He refused 70 take stock unless one csrrighf
Las Of Connell, would do before him. and Cornell,
shares pretended power from him but et
authority, and the sanctioned but positively
Cornell t. and accepted BY tie Company No the
Company, Conne that the 81 sPton vas rsPudatd,
was given hnt proof show that Gun
nRshsm eseertained that the subscription for Cartwright
without authority hat he TspNaatea' aud snnoaneea ma he
that certainly right because IL the existed, AZ all
and abandon bis subscription 1t early could only he
done - notice 70 the agent. tie in proper time IL
that defence could he male aYaiiahs all, which nee not
decide in this the facts here presented are not such as to
But s II he subscription vas rdpuleAy obtained and
tense though his name was accepted and entered upon tie stock
book Of the company, by his failure notify them
reasonable time after he discovered il they would sustain injury
BY release IL he deceived and aeaaded would have
been his have noti The is agent Of t aud
his intention pay before they incurred liabilities aceouut
Of H. in the construction Of the road Par on COnss Delay
1t does not appear that there was a nentOua wrong en- the
art q Conne but that he bal reasonable grounds 70 believe
stock against his hr discrimination But ~ Il turned out tbs
not and his entered without and against his
consents and he refused 70 ry the act But Ccnne made t
the OF those twenty shares. Ket Cunningham de
eved as to that fact and 50 ws Cornell and Tie latter sa
tanned the Injury By taking the stock upon himself stl it
true that the condition upon which Cunningham subscribed fail
because part Of the writing signed By ns. East Tenn
& Va. R. R. vs.. Cannon, to be reported in Sneed.
u tEeTe innocent mistake the part OF Cornell upon
which he acted he woad be entitled relief but only he
mi by and advantage proper
Re did not do All The misrepresentation has done him harm
1t could net be material his interest stockholde whether
the amount paid By Cartgris ht another.
False representations in general, fraudulent, and form
ing part Of tie contract Itself Ni vacate Chty
Con- 6e2 But innocent Il the party upon them
his injury, redress will he afforded Parsons 2S- But there
be relief against fraud which operative aud in its
elects prldnces injury loss the party seeking redress
account Ct it. Meigs Deg. 337 Par. Con- 265.
The law and the facts against he pisntiH and he
properly subject the payment for his stock by the veT
and Judgment below. We afirn it. CAM rITEgs.
A correct copy, J P CLARK, Clerk.
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The wenther and 1he creps.

The Cincinnati Irice Current of the LIST inst says:
The vsry sessousbls raia which has fallen in album
dance, in this section during the week. has been Of
immense advantage TO the growing crops; even to
wheat as the Temperature has been quite low, so
that it could not be injured Generally speaking,
the present is the most favorable season we have
had for six seven years for the ercps, both re-
CARDS the carly and abundant vegetation, and the
peculiarly favorable adaptation of the tsmperature
and the rain to it. Our markets are teemipg with
the greatest abundance of fruits and vegetables.
The accounts we have from the country give favor
able reports Of the crops generally Corn has been
all planted in coed season, aud full average
breath of land planted with this important staple.
Wheat is approaching maturity rapidly, ard some
early varieties have been cut in Georgia aod Mis-
sissipPi, and samples exhibited here the past week
From Tennessee, particularly the middle and
eastern POI ton Of he State, hear complaints of
the army worm and in few cases rust, but We can
not tell TO what extent the injury has prevailed. In
this State, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri,
Iowa, and Wisconsin, the crop promises we'll AID,
should nothing arise to injure it, after this time,
will be abundant In Pennsylvania. wheat looks
very well; The may be said of Virginia aud
Maryland. The grass crop thrOug cut the whole
West looks WELL and large crop Of hay will IN
dOubtedly be gathered. The farmers have their
planting DONE and well done, and with a favorable
sesEon heneeforTard the crop prospects look most
suspicious.
As regards fruit, complaints regarding peaches
re quite frequent, aud there can be no doubt that
large portion of them was killed by the frosts Of
the first week Of April but there viii be, think,
a fair supply. Apples will be in pretty good supply
though not full crop. Cherries, in this vicinity,
are abundant, and, as regards quality, superior.
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- - E5Isss.sl q "a "a
!. TaI.TIMORE ann OHIO Rail ROAD

gsSs5s - 1879 3 3 ~
HAHTfMORE AMP OHIO RAIL ROAD
COMPANY,
THyHE Southern Road four great lines Thssoad has
thus far been managed in such as 10 colnHehd it to
the public patronage.
This flonnpaHv, under the general suertlendence Of
II. ID. MEARS, General EretgAI agent.
Nov offers Inducements to shippers n BaiiDre Phade
Boston, Hchinoud Petersburg. &c, % exceedingly
o rats FAR beloE New orleans prices as their Moderate
ferms deductions upon Insurance. Of one and half per
by this route, The European shipping being from 10
shngs sterling than the New Orleans shipping prices;
all contribute torenderit
Reliable as well as Desirable.
Their facilities for transportation unequalied By any other
read now inoperaton terminus IS at PARK
ERsBURGa one haRdred and ninety miles beoE the low
water dangerous navigation OF the Ohio river This
enables IN ordinary water delivery goods only cerain
dispatch Of other route, and IS the
ter declines e. advantages such the time Of delivery
widens on other routes. 50 that this Is the only
Cheap, Reliable and speedy kOute.
Fl agt by this less exposed to weather thS by other
there dayage the delivery being made at Pa
erbug well shielded ost and elevated from thence by
steam Immediately tote cars without being subject 70
The Louisville steamers connect direct with Parkersturgh
without delay, does likewise the regular Cincinnati
boats The Ptnr boats direct to Parkerb1gh by
this arrangement the Company enabled = receive freight
daily or this their agency in Nashville, Tenn.
For further particulars enquire OF
II H. HARRISON, Freight Agent,
Nc. ?, corner Broad ard Front Streets
maflJ-Gm
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sEyEsR Hail sTosAl The shslbyville ExPositOr
Of the 81 is informed that one CT the mast dstruc-
tire hsil s;Orzs ever Rinsssed in Bedford county,
passed over Terii0n Of the upper part Of the cOun-
ty, few days ago, laying waste selis OF wheat,
corn. rye, cats, SC 10 The neigkbOrhood Of Nor
mandJ, several farmers wiz not raise wheat enough
for bread ous ef hundaeds of acres soSed Trees
we're stripped sLtrely clean o. their foliage, while
birds, poultry and stock suffered severely The
Jumps Of hal ranged in Iizs from hens egg to that
of a mans 6si
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Y: i tcopy, Up cLAHK, Clerk.


This was FOR Judgment eiore justice BY Alien
money paid as senorser u defendant The justice rem
gred jul gment for the plaintiff for O3l from vhh there
a appeal -
In he Circuit Court defendant entered motion to quash
the justices which, argument. made absOuts
and the dismissed.
In this Court erred The judgment Of the justice Is OBJ
viously detective, in not showing that the plaintiff
eOaOafi9 ndOTser c the defendant: only favor Of
accommodation dorser that the motion given by the act OF
1856. ch. IS.
Bat whether the justices judgment sufficient either
gads its form substance not the question for the Court
appeal.
BEFORE the Court not for revision writ Of
error Tor trial dc the merits; regardless OF the
defect Justices Judgment the Court should proceeded
to hear and render ling the
The nent will C reversed, Temaned hear
ing o the proof. MCKNAEY.
correct copy, J. p. CLARK, Clerk.
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DEATHs FROM JOY.-The English papers report
the death of Mrs. Young, lady of high social Pc
sition, BIO died under the excitement produced By
the joyful intelligence of the election Of her
ne phew to the Hcuse of Commons.
The wife of a sea captain in England lately died
from joy, in consequence Of the ruturn Of her hus
band after an absence Of seven years. a.
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The Jews of Tuscany have ten iered 70 the Pre-
vinoial Government expression of their grateful
sense Of the seasonaBls act which makes all reli-
gious sects equal before the law.
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Wm. STOCKELL.

WIN. SHDCkEAIL,
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PLASTERERs
wnutEsArE Retail. DEALER y
HYDRA ULIC GEM e rs
Piaster eff Pariss PInstering Hair, Fire
Bricks, Fire Clay,
TERRA CORA CHIMNEY TOPS, & TER
RIA Gotta WARE GENERALITY,
No. II RrOedway, Between summer and
Cherry streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
maTchl.lyi --- ----
THE STAR GALLERYI
DaguerreOtypes. AmbrOtypes.
MELAIGOTYPES,
sPHEREOTYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS.
No a. Union Street next door 70 Vessel Thompsons
II. #. SALTZMAN,
(LGrs OPERATOR HusHEs eALIRRS)
HTAVING fitted up above exclusively for that
branch Of business, prepared to receive the ladies and
gentlemen Nashville and make Ie Smiles Of their faces in
the highest style Of the Art No has been spared either
furnishing his apartments procuring the latest sd most
Improved apparatus and materials and the eonnasE
~ hitves all who want picures to give him CALI Pedghg
Entrance next door Cwese to Vessel & Thompson;
METROPOLITAN
EATHN HOU 8 E.
FENITR Proprietor Legs the citizens Of Nashville and
the pube generally that he has At considerable expense
- - - cHERRY AYD cED4R STREETS
or the purpose Of carrying regular business in the
NEW YORK STYLE.
Hepurpo having regular Biz Of Fare with prices attached
enabled 10 both pockets and appees ms
customers, charge m than they get TINS has been
city, he hoIsby strict attention his business
public patronage. lie feels certain OF success with his
the immortal Fill in thu kchea he viii furnish
public dinners the shortest notice He also keeps on hand
Ci5fltPS, CHEWING TOBACCO, WINES AND LIQUORS
Shii@diy H''-''"' . ''' ]. MOORE.
SUMNER lnANUFACTURlNG COMPANY,
J. A. BELL, EFT AIS.
EATRSUAN- decree Of Sumner ChanceTy Court made
aths Ap Term 1859, the undersigned Commissioners
will on Saturday the day June next sell at auction to
the highest iadder on credit u and "a months the
CONTON FACTORY
belonging the Sumner Manufacturing Company near the
town OF aatn county Sumner. of Tennessee Said
Factory Spinning France, which eO4s splndies
Reels Dresers "a Cards ard Speeers Drivers,
~ LOOMS which have averaged about OUO yards Clo per
week. with good FIGURING Mill attached All drl'eh ~ Hs'
class Engine in good order. -
large boarding house, with out buildings
hlek Office and bale with Ho three dwellings or opera
10 Is Of land will be sold with the Factory and
Factory buildings This property originally cost the company
$50 % besides improvements since made It's loeal
healthy and easy access being the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad 81 miles from Nashville coal can be by krOado
good quality. There viii be sold at tha same time ana
terms. or 10 acres Of land in lots go
SUBJECT to redemption The Comms
authorized sell privately and publicly Any turin
obtained by addressing the underhed al
Gallan, Tenn. J. X. 4. TOMPhlNS
may4 twt6 w IL. BLACKM0RE, Cons.
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No. 90 Union Street,
NETT poor TO q. ". DONNEGAAS
o. TIIE undersigned have just opened at tie above -
kE5 named place large and complete assortment Of so
- Hats, Caps, Straw Goods, &c, comprising the
LATEST SPRING STYLES,
Which we are Offering prices TO suit the times IT the
wish 10 be made o look young and spruce, call at
BENSON a WEiEREN'S
CITY HAT AND CAP STORE,
purchase one handsome style of Hats which
introduced Saturday.
The youthful and the gay invited Ocome and select
thing that is beautiful for the head, AZ
BENSON 81 NH1EEklSN'S
CITY HAT STORE.
? We Misunderstanding hats to order-superntended by
W. A WhkRRY has long beeu known to the community
ap3 BENSON q WlIERRI.
UNDEKNER
NJ silk, Linen, Iise Thread Gauze Msno, Muslin, and gh
~ Cotton S.ists aud PRAYERS. }, Il. MoGILL,
may
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ND CHATTANOOGA Il. H.
Es g e =
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

Ga g Q .
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, FEBIs UASH 9Th, 1859,
Passenger Tracs will as follows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville At 43O A. N. ami 2 p NJ
Arrive at Chatt ,nOOSa at ? 2. NJ. AID 9.40 A NJ
GOING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at S:45 A NJ. and : Is P NJ.
Arrive at Nashville at 757 NJ and Gao A. ".
TIVIE Day Passenger Train from Nashville at 430 A. NJ,
connects at Warrace with Shebyyle train al Sos A NJ
and with and Atlantic r. r. Chattanooga p. NJ
Is The Night Passenger Train from Sashvi.le, p. n
connects Wartace with Shebyae train SHOP. d. with
McNnuyilie aud Manchester at Tuiahoma o. p. NJ
and Nenph and Charleston r. Stevenson at 10 p NJ.
U The Day Passenger Train from Chattanooga, i5 A. d.
connects with MoSnnyille and Manchester r. Tuahoma
ats44P and with Shslyyille train at Nartrce al $50 p d.
I The Night Passenger Train from Chattanooga us
meets Me1ps and Charleston K, r. Stevenson at 10 2
p NJ. E. W. COLE,
feh5-f Superintendent
Tennessee and Alabama Railroad.
Esssssssa gssEsss7 3D. 60 81
OPEN TO Duck RIVER.
FROM and after May 18th Trains will as follows
Going South.
LePye Nashville Gao A N and 81 NJ.
Arrivea Duck River IS A N and 90 P NJ.
Going north.
Leave Duck River I:l5 A n and q N.
Arrive at Nashville 10 A N and $50 2 n.
OnIy The Morning Train viii run Sunday.
The at Duck River viii connect with Stages and Omn
tus for Columbia, Pulaski, Hsynsb0r0 and Florence.
mays-dd W, 0, n. PEkklSe, superintendent
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LOUISVILLE 4 NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Ia - ~ - - - -. 49,
~ : I,nsE, AEsEt 81. ~ E.N,E.

ON and after Monday November a s5s, Trains willrun
follows
Morning Train Eyeuing Train.
Leaves Caatn at 40 N. Gallatn at 100 P II.
Arrives Edgeheld 800 do Arrives Edgeheld = go Dc
Leaves do $1,000 do Leaves do :" $50 do
Arrives Gallatn 'll.S do Arrives Gallatn :" 500 do
The Train leaving Galan at 80 A. NJ, and Edgefed a. 10
NJ connects at Gartn with mail coaches and from Louis
yfe The leaving Edseld at 10 A. NJ and Galatn Il
P N connects with mail coaches to and from HsTille and
Carthage Only the mornin Train viii be Sundays
p Wearing apparel alone constitutes baggage Of which each
passenger will ne allowed sOpounds free charge will be made
for extra bs which be paid to the conductor Other
articles than baggage carried in the baggage will be charged
Express freight which be paid the agent of the Express
Compa y.
Passengers taking az GalatH and Edgeed without
purchasing tickets, viii be charged ten cents extra
ian2G-u ROBERT MACLEOD, Superintendent.
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A. sTREzr A.. L. KING, N. 3. STREET.
STREET, KING a. Co.,
ATTORN EYS AT LAW,
LAND COLI 1Cr-oN, AND
GENERAL EH7S,
OMAHA CITY, NEBRASKA TERRITORY,
NETIL practice Law in Supreme and inferior Courts
Wv Nebraska, sell Land Variants enter land time,
attention making selections Of lands in Nebraska
wishing desirable locations, invest for distant
dealers reasonable terms, pay furnish abstracts Of entries
and titles buy and sell lands, lots all
kinds Of estate, and do General Agency business
W. s. Gilman, Banker, New York city.
Converse, Harding & c., Boston, Mass
c. niAard, Sup't n. Y Genital Railroad, Albany, N. T.
Leslie Coombs, Lexington, Kentucky.
Hon. Francis b. Fogg Nashville, Tennessee.
johnson, Weaver q Co. DO do
DR.. J s. Young. do do
Gov. ". B. Campbell Lebanon, do
Hon. Joplan Stokes, do do
Lucas, Thompson & Co., St. Louis, No.
McGarc, ChitteFden & Co., keOkuk, Iowa.
Wa. "A Sewer & Co ,B ankers, Oscaloosa, Iowa
Baldwin, Dodge 81 Co, Council Bluffs ....
Davis, Moody & Co., Chicago, Illinois.
W. A. Johnson 4 Co., New Orleans, Louisiana. ~ IL
EPPERSON STRINGS,
Macon county, Tenn miles Northeast Gal
and and half miles East of the Nashville
Louisville Turnpike will be opened AID ready the reception
visitors uvads the 18th Of May These Springs
for their high and healthy locality the great
Of their mineral waters, that at this time is
unnecessary Charges 10 wits For regular boarers So per
weeK Children, under twelve DID, aud half price;
Transient B0arierS from 20 81 90 day Horses 5c
We will have hack regularly day during the
the Nashville and Louis s Stage the Rock
house TO carry visitors 10 and from the springs
triw3m Pronreiora
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Cheap Homes.
ANDREW ). SMITH,
NO 81, BROADWAY, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
TENNESSEE Iron, CASTINGS, NAILS,

AN DREW J. = SMITH
No 81, BROADWAY, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
TENNESSEE Iron, CASTINGS, NAILS,
sTERL, WAGON AXLEs, ELLIPTIC SPRINGS,
Nd all other line of business which he oerss
wholesale and retail low for cash, az the abovestand
feb9 59-Iy
HNOER BENT.---The large Room oyerthe Daily News Of
fee formerly occupied by Barnards Book BindeTy This
room is by suitable Job Printing Office, Book
can he lad fr8n he News Office Engre, in this ROOM
Enquire Mr. Fisher News Office, of A. V. Lnesley
the subscriber. ja6l JAMES ". H0YTE.
Rooms TO Rent
NEyERAL handsome in the second and third
stories Of Uaion and American Block Of Cherry
and Spring Apply to J. Griffith az the Union and
American Office, (mhD W. 7. COOPER
Lights for the Million!
THTF furnish A very excellent COAL OIL LAMP with
Nv wick and Glass, for IS cents
GOAL OIL Of various qualities at greatly reduced prices.
Old -,ominion Coffee and Tea Pots
Water Coolers, Ice Cream Freezers.
Pudding B.snc Mango and Ice Cream mouldS.
Wash house Stoves and Furnaces.
100 Plated AlLata and Britannia Casters.
Spoons Sheffield, richly plated warranted
to le the very best quality.
Imperial Metal, Block and Brauiz Cohce and Tea Pots
Rattan Chairs, o every size and styles
White ScrubbnC, busting Brushes Door Mats, Foot
Saps Feather Duster all articles wanted by good house
keepers At this
hNe cheapest Cook Stoves in the City.
may14 MACEENZlE & MINCHTN.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23
Markets. reported By 7slegropk.

NKvoRRAxs Dec. 22-Co1Tos easter bat quotations
eksDged sales to-day 1900 baes Middng lO Sl0.e. The
bDson factors has been Dissolved aud their Com
n..e have resigned. SUGAR dull aud declined &C. Fair
fully SaiI 6af OATS 6se FREsHIs Cotton to Liverpool
3lec sTkRLIse ExcHASGB had declined sales at u as y
premium.
CSeISskII. Dee. n -Hoss-The market opened buoysnt,
bot asceraned that the receipts beyond
expectation buoy ancy disappeared There however,
good demand Ut sc 2Jd IS 50 Y ewt PORK frner at
10 rs for hese BAcoS-Sdes ec and Shoulders lie.
LAAp steady at Ice. GREES MKArs dull FLoUR buoysnt
Sup rtIe s5 s0d s5 80. WHIsxI 23e.
CHARLESTON Dec z-CoTToS-Sales to-day Of 100 bales.
alt B. the receipt Of the Asas sales Of the week
H. 81 bales prices the wesa E higher; good uiddng is
quoted Il lnfe
SAVANNAH. Dec 2zCoTToSSsles to-day 900 bales. The
Ais had effect the market sales Of the week
bsrs receipts o the week 00 bales azsins, so 90
eoreponiDs e~k last increased rscspts at ali ports
29l ,sOO bses stock here 20, 500 bsles.
EXCHANGES
SEwomKAss, Dee a-Sisht Exchange on New York, iai
4 cent dlacopnf.