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SHEiSIEE,S SALE.

DY virtue Of venditioni exponas to direct
I'D ed, and delivered from the Honorable Circuit
Court 81 Davidson Tenn, its SCI tcnher Term
1855, VIII expose Ia public sale to the highest hl
der tor cash the Court house yard gate jn the CIV
Of Nashville. on SATURDAY. THE STH DAY or JAN
GARY 1859, all the right, title, claim, interest and
which +. u. Payne then had. or may have since
acquired Ia aud 10 the following described Lots ui
Ground, ia Ewing addition to the city of Nashv lie
Davidson county. state OF TenucSSer, being Lots No
Il, IS and 20 on ALISON street, and Az AS aud 4l6
Bishop street. making IN all 2s3 feet, being levied
the property 90 T. ID. Payne, to SATISFY judg-
meut rendered favor OF WuTts, BurHell X Co.
against T.. -. Payne.
JAS v. HINTON, Sheriff Of Davidson co.
nov30-td by X. BRANCH, Deputy sheriff
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N A S III V ILL F.:
SATURDAY MORNING JANUARY 1, 1859

an as We have just received additional sup
plies of Printing Materials and stock OF all
descriptions, and are better prepared than
aver to do Job Printing in the finest style OF
the art We solicit orders
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Overland Mail.

ST LOUTs, December 3l.-The Overland
Mail OF the 81 has arrived.
The accounts from the ella mines are IA
vorablc The road is good from San Francisco
to the Rcd River, but very bad from there to
Upton. The Indians robbed one station of
its entire stock of mules.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-01
sHERFF,S SALE.

7 WILL on Monday, the 10th day of January, 1889,
sell 10 the highest bidder for cash, at the Court
house yard gate in the city of Nashville, the Middle
Franklin Turnpike Road. Gates Fixtures, Franchises
and Rights belonging said road, to satisfy ex
ecuton the Honorable Circuit Court Of Da
wilson county September Term lo5e, III favor OF
R. Blunkall, against the Middle Franklin turnpike
Company, this 9Th December, 1855
j. ~ HINTON, Sheriff
OF Davidson county,
decIO-td by JNO B. MURRY, Dep'y Sheriff
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Grand slcambaat News.

-.r was slowly rising yesterday, with
.,r on the : sOal~.
atSosphcrc was cloUdy. and towards
bscam- Id and raw. Little bHel-
my kind was transact ON tn" wharf
,,sss!g bore the appearance Of dulIn'ss.
here were no arrivals y'scrdty, AID the
,~tur,> were. tn. MHhetonkd. for Paducuh,
IL L. Use for p.tt>htrs.
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Treasury ReDOrt

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3I.-The balance in the
Treasury, on Monday. was S2,5y2OO0. re-
ceipts OF the week, S66l 600; drafts paid,
81 LIZ 900: drafts issued $I4S4. 900, being a
reduction on the week of 1923, 200.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-01
To Nervous Sufferers.

retired Gentleman having been restored to health
few days, after many years Of nervous suffering
wsend Oree) to assist others copy of the prescrIP
ton and a supply OF the remedy, receiving
stamped envelope bearing the applicants address. hi
rect the Rev. JOIN u. DAGNALL, 1856 Fulton street,
Brooklyn, NY aprl3-tri-w-s
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-01

= NoUCHER.--A country dealer 10
YES Is i, few days since, found himself in
- !. .la of check on a banking house,
u aned TO realize the proceeds. The
ssAs all right as To the name aud az
Isl, .,ui the bearer needed testimony as
identity with the legal holder. After
the streets and hotels ia vain, for
sqat,;ntance who could render this ser
.ru. e-rstlck-holder returned to the bank
IA se. reporting, Its no use; can't
fbods that knows me. but I've got my
~ ny shirt" The check was paid.
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BANK OF COMMERCE..

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 18Th, 1858.
wish to buy ten or twelve Thousand acres of land
warrants for which will pay for loo warrants
so per acre, for so warrants so per
| acre for 40 acre warrants 20 cents per acre
noF2O-tf JNO. D. JAMES
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5000 Americans in Cuba.

New ORLEANS. December 3l.-Private adj
vices confirm positively that 5000 Americans
are in Cuba, ready to aid the II volutionists.
All have gone with regular passports.
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Railroad Accident.

New ORLEANS, Dee. 3l.-FOrty persons
were killed and drowned on the railroad
train from Columbia to Macon, Georgia, the
floods having washed the road away.
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Commercial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE, !

COTTON.-This article was exceedingly
dull yesterday we notice no change in
prices; good middling az 10 to 101.
TOBACCO.-Nothing doing.
BACON.-Very dull; We still quote clear
sides at &c; hams at l00104.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-01

ST. LoUIs d c. 3I-The steamer Dickey
and Uncle sam colid d. 20 miles below here,
on Wednesday night. The Dickey was dam
aged So 900.
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Crayats, Stocks and Neck Ties

LNANCY ana Plain, six and Satin, NapocOn's Beau
L fort s aud Albert ines and other styles too uu
Ui.roUs To mention, .st received by
dccl5-tI j. II. MCGILL.
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Subscribe at Oucei

IT you wish To secure copy Of that elegant Engra-
yml, ''InE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH, - and the ART JOUR-
Nal, with the other premiums, be and subscribe
- before the LIST Of Jan. 1859. Specimen copies
the above, and full particulars given by applying to
y. D. Cross, Hon. Sec. Sec advertisement elscwher
heuIrd-Ncw Features &c. nov1I
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SIiERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue ui yenditioui cXpouts 10 me directed,
- and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
of Davidson CO.. Tenn. is september Term, 1858,
will expose public sale, the highest builder, for
cash the Court house yard gate the city Of Nash
vile, on SATU RRAY, TIE STlI DAY OF JANCA-
RY 1859, all the right title, claim, interest and es-
tate which Thomas 3. Melvin, Adm r.. then had, or
may have since acquired IN and To the following de
scrbcd property towit. one Brick House and lot OF
Ground, Vine street, the city Of Nashville, Ia
wilson county, State Of Tennessee, fronting about 90
% feet sad Vine street, ans running back $50
feet TO an alley. Said House and lot the South
side of Church street, beng levied the proper
rty of Thos. IL AIcEwen, decd, to satisfy judg
nent rendered in favor II Briggs Morton.
JAS. N. HINTON, Sheriff of Davidson
nov3O-td BY *. ANCH, Deputy sheriff.
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Naval Appointment.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3I.-Captain Mckinney
has been appointed commander of the home
squadron, vice Mcintosh. who returns to
Georgia to recruit his health.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-01

- SrRAkusCH's grand combined lt"l-
aud Concert Company arrived last
RE-, "a the cars. and we are glad to learn
ire troupe arr, In client health.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-01

{ TIA e are rcqu sJcl TO call the attention
,.iJlic to the large sale al Dems"'sS-l2
.rom the city-oa Ia, sday Il ", a
lie Farm ard % Slaves, 20 b. sod by
syay Clerk. Oh favorable terms.
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UDoLPuo WOLFE,


me loliosing respectable airas ia Ns~ orleans
sell lbe GnxtGSE 5enNagTs.
p !. HART A CO.. Nhaiessie Grecera-
EATON A HENDERSON,
GOODKIcH & CO., :" SOB I"
A. y, GRiEFF Co, I"
v. z Al, 4l1xs 500 = TErg - sos
JOHN r. MOORE co., =. Oh ess 8 ts'l1.
JOS n Al. y. AAkAss "
TfScOE A SiaNs. - -
HALL, EkNP A co, -
q ~ COEiE.R, hrsndies, Wines. AZ.
BCSSE1I.a& KAlLlkfF. s'ornralszis,n Hrs han IA
JOIN WRIGHT < 90, Manassas prasxists-
TtI0dPrzyS a BARNES, Grecefs,
g THECRES, 6receries, Wlura Aat f12uor1
GO C. Wits To, g
kARsft1nk fk %, . -
HOLMES a SfkSckA, {"
{ N-L LANiEs : e. New Orleans
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-01

~ Is returns from Oregon, which are re,
suei as authentic, have been received, and
5 3 claim only about 40 900 population, with
700 soters.
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Chancery sale of Farm of $50
q Acres. and % Negroes.

James Demoss others, W.. Tho's Dem0ss others
DURSUANTto a decree Of the ChanCcry Court al
Il Mas ivllc, IN above Gauss, VIII sell On THE
PREMISES, l. miles west OF Nashville, and the
Rlchand Turnpike Road, on Tuesday, the 4th day o.
January, 1853, THIS TRACT OF LAND mentioned in
the pleadings, and known the Demoss Place, con
tanning 100 acres and TWENTY SIX VALUABLE Ne
GKUE-, Of different ages aud sizes
TERNS-lle land Will be sold on J. = aud years
credit with interest from day of sale. The negroes
on TWELVE MONTHS CRKDlT Notes with good per.
sonai security required, payable in hihk, and the
Land lien 10 be retained until the purchase money
s fully paid
Dec I'D. J. +. GLEAyEs, c. m
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y Nook for the Sick,

By DR. SAMUEL ). FITCH.
GilN IECrl iiES Ile causes aud cure OF Cnnsump
- {. "a, Asthma, bronchitis Heart Disease. lyspep
fciaa Com ints aud CHrOnlc Diseases general
y (buuno, $50 pages. ID cnrTaviugs), by ur. SAM
IL y flitH, explaining the authors Treatment by
winch he both prevents and cures the above dis
IHs book Eas becu the means OF saving thousands
ul hives. Price, 70 cents. Sent by matt post paid
Tor 40 cents. Apply 10 Or. : ). FIrvH, office IA
ar atway, New York. Consultation, personally OF
by icter, nee. uCs2u-Jmmw-p
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-01

lNG fr. FORSYTH is indisposed TO relln-
q. mission to Mexico. He claims that
dent, in approving the closing OF
!. !. Is add not thereby terminate his
oek :. connection, but only suspended II
e, Sc case OF the temporary rupture
id b. removed
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-01
IN ORDERING TICKETS ORCERTIFICATEs

Enclose the money % address for the Tickets or
icred, receipt u which they viii be forwarded bv
FIRST mail Purchasers caa have tickets ending IN an y
figure they may toslguatr. ~ - =
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will he ser
10 purchasers Immediately ufter the drawing
e. Purchasers VIII please write tser signature,
plain, aud give their Post Oihcc county AID stale
&C. Remember that every Prize Is drawn aud MAYA
bic Ia full without deduction.
Es-A AL prizes OF 81 900 and under paid immediate,
y amer the dra~ingothcT prizes the usual time
thirty days.
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS. -
Those who prefer not sending money by mail. can
The Adams Express Company.
whereby money for n"kets, M sums or Ten Dollars
aud upNArcs can be sent us
At OUR RISK IND EXPENSE
Ths money aud order ma q be enclosed In a aGOy-
ERNAiENT POST OFFICE STAMPED ENVELOPE - NJ
the express cannot receive them.
All communications strictly confidential. 4.
Address orders Tor Tickets or Ceftlcates n
WOOD, EDDY 3 CO, August Georgia
or, WOO1, Eddy Co, Atlanta Georgia
or, wOOn EDDY Co, Wilmington, Delaware
as- A list Of the numbers that Aro drswnrroYn
wheel with tho amount q the prize that each one A
entitled TO, will be published after every drawing In
the following papers - ugtsfa Ga ,
st. Ne0 Orleans Dclta NaSale Reytster 6harI>ETs,,
SBddTd Ndshrliir Ggxofe, Atlanta IniefIL0~ao~y N,,o
fork Wockiy Day BosS ,NaodEaah DatiV N,.rs IR,ck
mad DisINatoA, NcW f0rk DisJafek dad paskffao
(biss.) Clarion, dHd LfS Rock .yk True Democrat
dec2o-Id
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Batteries.
SPAHEAg AEADEAlX
LO TT E RH!
Capital Prize S5O,OOO!
Tickets Only Ten DOIlars!!!
Notice TO the Public.

As the members of our firm have by way OF MR.
cha~e become the owner OF the grants chartered nv
the states OF Delaware, kentucky, Missouri and p.rt
oi thusc IN GeoTga under the management OF Messrs
Gregory haury. Of Wilmington, elaWure We have
on sud after January LIST, 1859 that of WoOD XII
ny X co, who VIII hereafter have the management
Of the Sparta Academy Lottery, and the others as
above named.
In all transactions we have endesvored 10 conducx
our business with integrity and prumpiness and we
can assure the public that the JSitrusge heretofore,
bestowed "n us s well deserving Of heiEg transferred
10 our SUCCESSFUL Worry respectfully,
:. SNAN q co.
Augusta, Georgia, Dec IS, 1855
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WOOD, EDDY & CO., Managers,
Successors 10 -. Swan ~ Co.

rTNHE following scheme will DC drawn nv Wood ydsv
3 Co., Managers az the sparta Academy I,tt,rv ~,
each OF their sugie Number Lotteries Tor JANrAKy-
1893, NJ AUGUSTA. Georgia, IA public under the 81
perintcndcncc Of Commissioner
Glass draws Saturday, January /. 1859.
Glass draws Saturday, January s, 1859.
Class 3 draws Saturday, January Is, 1859.
Class draws Saturday January 22, 1859.
Glass draws Saturday, January 20, 1859
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-01

a.roS Fish Is nominated for President
8ostoa Courier, and several Of lis old
...r,s.,. he adenfs.
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Spiral notirfs.
Rock City Mills.

E. BAUMAN & CO., Manufacturers of ROCK CITY
d FLOUR, will pay the highest price at ali times,
for Wheat and Corn their Mills corner Of Line and
Cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn.
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Congress.

7. g ,Anssasi. s'or- Congress.
i1s's = authorized ~ announce GEN. j ms.
4 \ - ri %, OF Montgomery county, a candidate
" Mai alton Of the Ame.i an Patty for Con
zXE .t@@---s --s-'eas' District - ~ 80
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Prices of Flour.

All articles sold by the undersigned deliverable at
any place IN the city free OF charge When selling by
the quantity their rate OF discount is 10 per cent from
retail prices. J. E. BAUMAN co.
Any one wanting Flour, Bran, Meal, &C., from Rock
City Mills, Will find order Box at the Post Office
and at W. II. Gordon X Co.'s Warehouse, where the
calls four times each day.
dec2-tf J. Z. BAUMAN & co.
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MTEnESIYIG FROM WAGNucTOA

PsscoTul Dispatches from Enxiand-
MexAosn Metters-Tho Frcnch Mission-
Senator Gvv1n-Prestdent Making-Rc-
port or tho secretary Or tho Treasury
ArehbishoP ARCHAEOLOGICAL New
Pamphlet-Governor Magonln Opposed
TO Douglas for the Presidency, 80.
OUR SPECIAL WARRINGTON DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, Oct 10, 1859.
The Official communication from England In relation To
tho San Juan difficulty is exceedingly pacific and con
cilAtory The dispatches through Lord Lyons to the
State Department are the authority for this.
Mr. McIane win leave in the Brooklyn for Vera Cruz
the 1st Of November at which time he viii receive his
instructions. These viii foreshAdow energetic action
the part Of our government Their result cannot be
known until tho end VI next month
Henry Clay Nudd connected with the Cerkship OF the
House Of Representatives has in hand II is understood,
tho publication OF Judge Douglas pampAiet viii
appear this week, and is presumed that will not be
copyrighted.
Archbishop Hughes dned with the President yesterday
and was met by a number OF distinguished guests
sembled TO do him honor.
Mono Of tho members OF tho Cabinet have yet com
menced their reports nor does the President think
il time yet to begin the nbors connected
with his Message. The report OF the Secre-
tary of the Treasury, it is hsapSed, will DO
very favorable as regards the finances r the country
He win be able to get on without new loan, and will
have Treasury notes enough in hand TO supply the Post
ONCE deficit.
The rumor that Governor Floyd viii be appointed Mini
ster TO France, to succeed Mr. Mason Is incorrect Mr.
Appletons Is the most prominent In connection with
that Office at present
Senator Gwin is expected here To- morrow
There is complete lull among the President makers
An immense gathering OF democrats Is expected in re-
Spouse to the general invitation from the chairman the
meeting Of the National Democratic Committee on the 7th
OF ecember.
Tho friends of Senator Douglas circulating the story
that his claims TO the Presidency warmly supported
BY Governor Magofin Of Kentucky. letter from Co
Magon himself pronounces this TO be an unqua
i6ad fRlsehond
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Convention OF Evangelical Christians.

CHICAGO, Oct. 10, 1852
The Convention Of the Western Evangelical Christians,
opposed to the policy Of the American Tract Society
The subject Of slavery met in this city yesterday The at
tendance was large, embracing delegates from Ohio Ind
ana Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa and Minnesota. The Con-
venon was permanently organized by the election OF the
Row Henry D. Ktchen, Of Michigan, President A
committee was then appointed to report business for the
action Of the Convention, who subsequently reported
set Of resolutions declaring that the agency the
most vital means for the promotion Of the Of Christi
that the efforts now making in our country TO re.
vive the African slave trade demand renewed tes-
tmony from the church against rs denominations;
that evangelical Christianity condemns slaveholdng
Of the highest crimes against God and man. that
in view Of tho refusal Of the American Tract Society of
New York to apply tho Gospel to the sin of savcholdnr,
the time has for the reorganization Of the system
Of tract operations with view TO the present emcr
gcncIes Of our common Christianity.
Addresses made by members Of the Boston and
Cincinnati societies. strong feeling Of opposition to
slavery and also to the action Of the American Tract So
cety that subject peryades the whole assembly The
Convention will probably remain in session for days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-20
News from Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 10, 1869.
Advices from Brownsville TO the 9Th have receiv
ed. There had been further ourages committed there
The citizens have formed themselves into four battaons
which perform alternately guard duty at night
Advices from Monterey Of the 2sh ult state that Du-
range in the province of the name had been taken
and sacked by band Of robbers numbering two hun
dred. Troops afterwards the relief of tho town.
and succeeded in dispensing the robbers and killing many
Of them.
The army Of Monterey had pronounced against vidaur
RI, who, together with Zuazua, had left for Texas.
Gen. MARQUEE suffered two defeats the 10th, near
Guadalajara, by the liberals under Gen. Ogason Mar
quez had sent 70 Gen. Vol for reinforcements
The steamship Indanola brings Brownsville dates Of
the 18th inst.
The Mexican outlaw Cortinas, with several hundred
men, was still encamped above Brownsville and another
attack was hourly expected.
Cortnas had issued proclamation saying that or
derry citizens have nothing fear, his object being 70
chastise his enemies, the sheriff and lawyers.
A private letter from General Degallado, iust
received here, states that he has appointed q
Governor Of New Leon in place of vidaurr
and that he Is satisfied with the condition Of
things in Northern Mexico is not true as reported that
San Luis is in possession Of the church party
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-20

ACADEMY Or Munc--The second performance Of tn
opera season was moro propilloas than the nrst M
academy on la night was attended by an audience mu
more numerous and great deal moro enthusiasc man
nas o. Monday The Opera wss Ernani" u prinoipsa
res by the now prima donna, Crescimano; tbs tenor,
sse' The baritone, Ferr both recent aud
'ne passo Junca his first appearance here as Silva The
'eaor although not prepossessng appearance mAde
sensation, ana terri created positive pe. All the
'''s were vociferousy applaaded throughout and
called after each act The orchestra and chorus under
the able direction Of sgnor Muzo were all that could he
Desired, and the whole performance seemed emiuen,Iy
satisfactory 10 the audience
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-20

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PMIADKIFHiA, Oct. 10, 1850.
Stocks dull. Pennsylvania State flves e3sS; Reading
Railroad, 1874 Morris Canal 49,; Long Island Railroad
lo'a; Pennsylvania Railroad, ssS x, a.. - ,aso
Cotton-Sales today 5000 bales; market generally I'm
changed Sugar dull at &C. 6a4c for fair to fully fair
New molasses 42c Lard, in Kegs 13c. Whiskcy 49,
Freight on cotton 10 Liverpool 9-l6d.
MOBILE Oct 10, 1859
Cotton-sales to-day $500 bales The market opened
at lossc. and closed at lo}zc for middling.
AUGUSTA, Oct 10, 1859.
cotton-sales to day 1000 bales, the market closing
with an advancn tendency.
Gotten unchanged Gales to day $50 bales. 80
BALTIMORE, Oct. 10, 1863.
Flour active at IS I2, for Howard street and Ohio and
81 for City Mills. Wheat buoyant sales 5000 bushels
at 81 goa 81 45 for white. Corn firm at 92c. 94c for
both white and yellow Provisions duh and unchanged
whiskey duh at 2oc. for Ohio
Flour steady at s. 1e,,. for superahe Wheat dull;
sales 900 bushels Corn dull yellow soc &c. whiskcy
nrm at Csc. a &c.
BUFFALO. Oct. Ie--lPM
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat quiet and steady:
sales 10000 bushels Milwaukee club free, Ave days at
elc;. 1000 bushels white winter Michigan, in lots,
whiskcy arm at &c Canal fSeghts rmereccrn, lsssc
wheat l3c and -four Acc Lake importss2oo bbs 1our,
Barley Canal export SSs on bushels
wheat 5000 bushels corn 5000 bushels oats 900 bush
els barley.
Flour IN moderate demand for the home and interior
trade: sales 500 bbls. at - SO for State from Chicago
spring. Wheat market opened dull, but the close
better feeling prevailed, while prices hrmer the
supply Offering continues uncomnnonly meagrc, but re-
ceps will soon increase materially sales 5000 bushels
red winter Indiana private terms In Canadian not
enough doing to establish prices for shipping lots the only
sale being 1900 bushels white at 81 IT, Corn wanted
but none in tho market. Oats nominal Barley
dull and unchanged. Rye steady sales Of
400 bushels Canadian at 7Sc. Boats continue
very scarce and freights unsettled orwarders
are asking SIC 33c. -four and Sc. SIC. wheat
TO New York. Lake mpors-13 900 bushels wheat
500 bushels oats, 400 bushels rye Canal exports-5O0
bols Hour, M,S00 bushels wheat, 5000 bushels corn
5000 bushels barley.
CHICAGO, Oct 10, 1859,
Flour firm. Wheat quiet, at sic, for spring Corn
steady Oats quiet Receipts-3,60O bbls flour, 50 900
bushels wheat 650c bushels corn 900 bushels oats
shpments-22o 200 bbls. flour, 1000 bushels wheat.
TORONTO Oct 19 1850.
Flour very dull and scarce sales at 81 81 S. wheat
Of all grades quiet and declined white western 81 10
II II; red spring, soc. 95c Oats firm at decline Of
&C. Barley dull.
| DETROIT, Oct 10, 1859.
Flour steady Wheat firm; white 81 H. red 81 OF \.
Receipts 1000 bbls -four, 6750 bushels wheat sh ments
/ 80 bbs -four.
- MILWAUKEE Oct. 10, 1850
Flour active. Wheat active ut Sic Corn quiet and
quotations uou,.naL Oats steady
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Married.

BESsoN-WARSKR.--In Brooklyn, on Sunday, June 49, at
the residence Of the bride No 30 Court street. by Rev.
l. r. Remington, Mr. GEO. ". Benson, to Miss ANNIE Ma
RIA WARNER.
MoRRlsoS-SAspKRsoS. Thursday evening, Oct g.,
at the residence OF the BRIDES mother by the Rev James
Mctt, Mr. THOMAS G. MORRISON, of Darien, Conn., Miss
KATE AMANDA SASDERsoN, of this city.
SorTHwoR1J-SIMPsoS.-O Wednesday Oct la, in
Zion church, New York, by the Rev. Washington Rod
FII,s sorsawnsy, Ia sse.u Fp,y. danehter Of w,arn
Simpson, Of Amblesde West Farms Westchester county
New York.
THox-rTrE.-On Monday, Oct II, at the residence Of
the brides parents, by the Rev j. p. Newman, DAVID r.
THoM to RACHEL r. PHrrE, eldest daughter Of william NJ
Phyfc, ESQ.,. all Of this city.