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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-05

TIE CALIFORNIA GuLD CRoP.-The receipts
of gold from California at New York for the
year 1873. amounted to S36I7 .3i4, while
hose Of 1851 were S34 222 ,9O4: being an i'll
crease of 81 1856 40 One of the shipments
Of 1857, however. amounting to nearly two
millions was entirely lost in the steamship
Central America" To Il statement in detail
the New York Ueyald adds: 1T will be seen
that the crop is steady as that Of the great
staples. corn cotton and tobacco. The char
actcr of mining operations has changed how
ever There is now but little ore found upon
the surface or in placcrs. The inventive skill
of our III, chauics has been set to work to CON
sruct great machines by which the washing
of quartz crushing is accomplished. The hand
work was still further lessencd this year, by
the sudden withdrawal of no less than thirty
thousand Californian miners who turned their
faces towards Fraser river. 1t appears, in
fact, that mining operations in California are
only commenced. Centuries, perhaps ages,
will eapse before the quartz mines will cease
to b, productive; and. with the new machine
ry and clever men to direct it, the product of
each succeeding year will be greater than the
pr, ccding. The future of California is almost
too grand for finite pcrccption.'
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Gums.

Three Hundred Double Barrel Guns will be
sold 33l per cent. cheaper, for Cash, than the
same quality of Guns can be bought else
where. Also, 6 of Moore & Harris extra ine,
warranted equal 10 Wesley Riehards's, at
very low figures; besides Single Guns, Rides
dc. j. WILLIAMS,
octl2 81 Public square, Nashville.
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Committed to Jail

az Davidson county, ON the 24th daN Of December,
- lSjS. Negro Boy who says his name IS TOM,
and that hc belongs to POINTER near Spring Hill,
williamson county, Tenn. said boy i about twenty
years weighs l25 or 1870 pounds, copper cOOrcd; the
owner requested To come forward, prove property
ant pay charges as the law directs, this January 3rd,
1889 TilOS. HuBSON,
Ian4-tf Jaor az Nashville, Tenn.
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Commercial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,

INAoHF III IOOV'
COTTON-There seemed to be little bet
ter feeling existing in the market yesterday,
than there has been for some the past The
sales comprised 80 bales at 10 so:
TOBACCO-This article has commenced
coming in pretty freely; and yesterday at A:
HAMnToN's warehouse, Il hhds were sold at
the following prices, viz sd SO, 40, 80,
I1O,I 25, 3 Is, 3 90, 3 IS, 3 10, 5 O5, 7 13,
6 so, IS, So, IS, 6 10, 3 so, 5 S., 4 %,
3 rs, 5 so.
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SberiG''s Sales.
sHERIFF,s SALE.


DY virtue OF an execution to me directed, and de-
ID liveredfr from the honorable Circuit Court OF David
county, Tenn at its September 1858, viii
expose 70 public sale tie highest bdder cast,
the courthouse yard gate the city Of Nashville,
j on SATURDAY, THE STH DAY OF JANUARY, 1899,
at IL O'Clock, A. H. IayloTs single Large Cylin-
der Printing Machine, Patent ArSpring Buffers, with
Registering aud Sheethying Apparatus, Bed SO by 81
inches, IN complete order; Wit Roller Mouds, two
sets Of Roller Stocks Blankets Band Counter Shaft
two Hangers and Puleys 20 run by steam power.
Also, Stand and Fiy-Wheelto by hand power;
print two Thousand per hour. BY the Adoption
in this press of the Patent Air Springs all tie noise
ana Earring, and consequent wear ana tear, incident
Hoes presses entirely oOviated the press work
ing smoothly and almost nOiseiessly; being levied
the property Of the Nashville Publishing and Print
ing Company, TO satisfy judgment rendered in favo
of Harper Brother against the said Nashville Pub
lshing and Printing Company, this the 2lst day OF
December, 1855.
]. NJ. HINTON, Sheriff.
dec22-td By j. b. MURRAY, D. Sheriff.
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kfy Express.

Just received splendid assortment Of Mos
COW and Trieo Beaver over Goats, Dress,
Frock and Business Goats, Pants and Vests
ia every variety, at
CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT 4 cos,
decl4-tf No. Is Cedar street
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WOOD, EDDY y TO-, Managers,
Successors tO =. Swan s. Co.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
10000 IicLaIst
MagniGcent Scheme

$50 Prizes.-Nearly one Prize TO every min,
Tickets
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, on the 18Th day of December
~ 1855 "a Nero Nau who says his name is LOUIS,
am that hc belongs To X. +. DuGGET, of HERNANDEZ
Mississippi. sad boy Is about IS years old, copper
cr.ursd aud weighs about $50 pounds. The owner
requested to come forward prove property and pay
charges as the law directs.
TIOS. HOBSON,
dcc2S-lw Tailor at Nashville Tenn.
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Steamboat sunk.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 4.-The steamer Madison,
from New Orleans to Cincinnati. with a cargo
of chiefly Sugar and Molasses, was run into
near Aurora, Ind, by the steamer Iowa aud
sunk to the hurricane deck. The cargo is in
sured here
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, ON the 9th day of December,
~ lN5S, a negro man, who sans ms name - JACK ,
and tina he belongs To FL Western, Of Arkansas.
sand boy about 90 years, weighs about 40 pounds,
DIRK compile sion. says hrts a Blacksmith The owner
requested come forward prove property and pay
charges as the law directs, tins Dee. 2lst, 1855.
TliOS. HptSON,
,.,..s 10 .Jl.lgr .EI
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

Of Davidson county,
It'd by JNO. b. MUkRl Dep,y sheriff.
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decl6-triwlu
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70 Nervous Sufferers.

retired Gentleman having been restored to health
n few days, alter many years of nervous suffering
wilIseud ree) assist others copy Of the prescnP
ton and supply OF the remedy, receiving
stamped envelope bearing the applicants address. hi
the Rev. john 81. DAGNALL, ls6 Fulton street,
Brooklyn, NY &l3-tri-w-s
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ST. LOUIS, Jan. 4-Noon.-The river is
stationary, with II feet water to Cairo.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 4-Noon-The river is
rising slowly, with feet water on the Falls
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NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Those Who prefer not sending money by mail. can
The Adams Express Company,
whereby money Tor n,kcts, ia sums OF len p,iiar,
and upwards, can b. sent US
AT OUR RISK IND EXPENSE,
from any city or t"svn whore they have an ONCE
The money and order mu be enclosed 10 a COY
EMINENT PoSr oFfl'E STAMPED ENVELOPE or
the express cannot rcCclyr them.
All communications strictly confidential
Address Orders Tor hvkets or Certificates 10
MoOn, EDDY Co Augusta, Georgia
or, Woo, EDDY co, Atlanta, Georgia
or, WOOD, EDDY CO., Wilmington Bclaware
pS- list of the numbers that are drawn from
wheel with the amount 81 the prize that each one 4.
entitled to, Will be published after every drawing \.
The following papers .-1ugsd ga. } Cosfufiogsai-
Isl, Neg Orleans Delta, Mabife Rayiser CEarI,sto.
&aHddrd, Ndshriie GdscuS, Atlanta Intslll9,osr Aee
I0rk Weekly Day Book, SaryIyrl1h Dafly As.cs RioA
HsoHd DiPafoh, Neso Fork DisJ,aich aud F'atJdtrs
(hiSs.) ClarlOH and Linls Rock Ark True Deuaoeraf
dcc2O-td
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Circuit Court at Nashville.
-SEFnF4BER RIIIS lszs
- - -'1.-N n 80 TO-
Attachment Bah.

Francis nousl&s, -
4pasTns 70 ths sfAets.z 90 The csefk Master
fFum TIE allegations in the atlss hmrns bill aed "a
THIS ense. that TIE Defendant. FkASc- f,aCu1As
resident d Tie aIata ~ Isaaasa that The oEdi-
nAry prsess - 80 rannSt b ssrySi % EiEn. Il +
tb~rciure uricress that putisCatllu be made la the
fRtrtot, ne~spapeF RsaEshea IA tas city 81 Nash
sriies tos hsgr successive weeks usrin. the id de-
lenant % apfeaf a The nezt ~ the cFcuf court
o. nAxttspn co-inty 10 be h-ld tlss city q Nash
vile. De sscossd Aenday Ia January next, then
and th~rc q flss.d anss~F aenauy g Pzsutr,s
lscEneHt ssl The wiI br takeE for confessed
and fsr hasFtHx DAVID G LOVE-
cecl-aal C8erk aus Master.
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rVohacco and cigars.

ME have ia store $50 boxes Fine and Common
w Tobacco, embracing ali The layUrte brands 10
De found IN our market.
$50, coo Cigars, various brands.
500 bales extra smoking Tobacco, which We Will
ell at the very lowest cash prices.
CARTER, Wll.~FOHD CO.,
dpclO No. 3 Market street.
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Prices of Flour.
From and after this date, until further notice the
price Of
Extra Family Flour 81 IS Fine Bran. .......... 60
Fine Flour. ..........2 25 Mixed Bran. 60
UnbOited ...........2 IS Coarse Bran SO
Middlmgs. ...........1 % Corn Meal 60c z bushel
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TO Sail,
River News.

New YORK, Jan. 4.-The steamer Illinois
sails for Aspinwall Thursday, instead of to-
morrow
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ANlicN

Is hereby given to all persons indebted to the cs-
tate Of the late OLIVER b. HAYES, To make pay
ment without delay: and also % ali persons holding
claims against said estate to present them within the
period prescribed by law.
HENRY I>.s.f NJ N II HAYS AYES, Executors.
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For Cou.rcss.

~ We are authorized [, announce Gen. Jas.
VI. QuarIcs, of Montgomery county, candidate
Tor the nomination or tho Amer! a Iarty Tor Con
grcss, IN this Congressional District
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-05

JGo- Mr.. BENrIEY's English and Classical
School, on Church street, will bercsumcd this
morning. Terms 50 per month.
jln4-3t
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pp Gelegrapb.
From washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-SENATE-The Vice
President made an elaborate speech on the
occasion Of the removal to the new Senate
Chamber.
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SHERFF'S SALE.

I WILL on Monday. the 10th day OF January, 1889
sell to the highest bidder for cash. at the Court
house yard gate, the city OF Nashville, the Middle
Franklin Turnpike Road Gates, Fixtures, Franchises
and Rights belonging said ROAD. 20 satisfy ex-
ecuou issued from the Honorable Circuit Court OF Da
wilson county at lis September Term, 1885, nfavOr of
r. Bluukall, against the Middle Franklin Turnpike
Company tins 9Th December, 1858.
J. VI. HINTON, Sheriff
Of Davidson county,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-05

EDNEsDAY MORNING, JANUARY S, 1853

E have Just received additional sup
plies Of Printing Materials and stock of all
descriptions, and are better prepared than
ever to do Job Printing in the finest style of
the art. We solicit orders.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
Aftcr several years experiment in the manufacture
Of en- fortunately succcedcd iu the year lSIs. Ia
making discovery In it, manufacture, by which il
deprived Of its acid and ihiamtnaIory properties
| and rendered perfectly pure.
sly manufacture as at Schedam, Holland. After
several mouths reflection what title 10 give il, in
troduced Il 10 the American public under The title Of
"Wolfe's scheidam Aromatic schnapps."-
Scheidam IL the of the place IN Holland where
the Gin Is man ufaCturcd % aromatic " derives its
name from the Italian Juniper berry with which u is
favored and the word . Schnspps y - The German
| for driuk-cuguc, drtm-Nuiiefs Stheiian aromatic
drink No sooner had my SchnspIs been introduced
20 the American public, aud received Win Alpioha-
ton, than the liquor mixers Of New York Boston,
and phia started IN pursuit with their mixed
and poisonous stun, under various names. In sever
al instances my labels have been 80 perfectly lmtSt
ed with only the addition Of few letters, u plead
technical avoidance Of the law. and 80 carefully pre-
pared as TO impose careless purchasers. under
| stard large quantity has been purchased by the
| ness Of the stun. Two Dollars per dozen for the
Quarts and one Dollar and Ten Gents dozen Tor the
| Pnts, being the wholesale price 10 New York II r.
nothing bat American Whisky Favored with the oil
Of Jumper and reduced thirty per cent below proof.
merchant who participates indirectly m The fraud,
by selling the spurious article, b. as much an "hend
| er as the principal, Who planned the imposition.
| hope every respectable eiuzcn, who values the
health OF the community IN which lie lives, Viii aic
me "a ierrettug out aud exposing the ui,ser 9loGs
merchant who, Tor the sake u ieW cents, Wl put
| IN Jeopardy the lives of che community la which he
| lives such men should be nailed 10 ti'S plloTy Vi
UDOLPHo WOLFE,
soIK IxPJErEs, Nos. is, - and - Beaver 81,
NkW YORK.
The following respectable a. ms IN Ne~ Orleans
sell the GHNTISE SENATE:
r. HART CO, Wholesale GToCsTs.
EATON X HENDERSON,
GOODRICH a On,
A. l.. GRiEfT CO, " "
W l.. AI1ES q Co,
Il BLOCK A CO, -
JOHN 7. MOORE co, % "a
JOs a Al. y. NARks,
pisCoE 4 SiMHS, Z"
HALL, KEMP a CO,
= ". CDEl-ER, Branties, Whlce. &c.
| BUNNE1L a BAIllEFF, s'otns84sssun Met shABtz
q o. WOOnMAN, - =.
THOMPSON BARNES, GTocers,
| q. IHEURER, Groceries, Vince ans liquors
GID. G NIfIE A 90, %
| kARSIENlElk co, - :"
| HOLMES a SPENCER, &"
W l. LASIEH 4 o. Sew OrisAnE
A VOiiErrE o.,
ocil-SIp dll-alaS
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EN SepnCY

Two meet the objection sometimes urged against
L purchasing Mil, that the tunes too hard,
We have been ntuccd to Offer Tor THE PRESENT SEASON
only, our celebrated
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Half Hos,

A LARGE stock 81 Iadl4ns shaker flapnei, Cash
~ ulerc, Lambs MooA White and Colorcd Aerl
no, and hToxn and W hts British Cotton HAN Has
Juss received aud feF sale ~
ufxs-a J. H. hcslIL
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All articles sold by the undersigned deliverable at
any place the city free Of charge. When selling by
the quantity their discount is 10 per cent from
retail prices J. (. BAUMAN q co.
Any one wanting Flour, Bran, Meal &C, from Rock
City Mills viii find order Box at the Post Once
and at W. II. Gordon Y Co.'S Warehouse, where the
man calls four times each day.
dcc2-tf j. h. BAUMAN x co.
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For Rent.

FJsHaT very aesirA1le stare Room aalolning ny
i eascs, beas No. - Cherry street., fag aexs
yer sSr, Apf's 10 iSlil. L Hoin, ia,
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For Sale or Nent.

EOE oNtN VI NkNHts
TIVE bcaat fai residence % IAnn Y Hans,
IL ~ AHtuch Lnpsi, the Nashville aud -
Chat.anoogA Railroad, about eight miles from E11
the city, Containing Ninety Acres % lad, abous
ms ACTcs Of ELich cle1r~i the balance
heavily tluhcr-t, Sith the rue improvements viii
be rrptcd l0r the var lass, % good tenant We
Nil also sell tiie above place FeHsouAbie terms
zba a. ios Axures- fOr particulars 4uire o Jas
Y. Hays. on MLrkeg street, or "a
4 r. GIASCoCK,
dse2g-lm Agent
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CsU0TH plain: Cloth lined Cioth lined fur cum KID
y pi-ia; Ma ABsa; baCkskihi KnR weel; snk.
ke-, for 1ais BY
asslsa '.fn }. n. hcoILL.
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Gbaalerp Sales
Chancery Sale of City Residence on
Cherry Street.

Emanuel Wolfe, Admir- of Jo Stein, VS.. Heirs and
Creditors of same.
DURSUANT to a decree OF the Chancery Court az
Nashville, IN above cause, i will sell at the Court
House in this city on SATU RlIAY The SIH DAY or
JANUARY, 1852, the House lot, East SIDE Of
Cherry street and nearly opposite tine THEATRE and
being the same sold by T. Wolfe Joseph Stein deed.
feet.
TERxS!1 end Years credit with interest, except
the OF $3.50 cash. Bond and good security
auired and lien retained. ~.
dec9-td :. z. GLEAYES, c. & NJ
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Azumers.

WHITE and F.Hey KBigt w'sol, C.shUers, Snk asa
w ostgoa chsl.ite Manners, Iass received Aad ter
xals BY J. Il. McSlLl.,
acela-tf
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR cFRr1F1cArr,

Enclose the money our address for the Tickets mr.,
dered, ON receipt II which they Wi be forwarded by
urst mail Purchasers can have tickets ending In apy
ngure they may designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers aud Prizes will be sent
10 purchasers immediately after the drawing
&c Purchasers viii please write their signatures
PLAIN, and give their Post Of1cc county aud state
9s- Remember thai every Prize is drawn and nav.
bic IN fun without deduction
HS- Al prizes ~ 81 900 and under Maid Immediate.
ly after the drawingothsr prizes the usual timso
thirty days.
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Gents Shoes Gaifers.

>
INENllEAikN Viii And a good assortment of FINE
VI SHOES and CATERS, al Il very best quality
and At las prices, ~ the store OF
JOHN RAMAGE
Jy 2l-u - College street.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-09-23
NUMBER IA.
[From the Richmond whir.1
Preserve It

We hope readers will preserve, for future use,
the following extract from late article in the Rich
mond .ERqarer. Long before this time next year,
Opposition speakers at the South may find this ex-
tract Of considerable value to them In their efforts
to enlghten the people as to the necessary effect Of
a doctrine now held by so many prominent Demo-
crats
ave rccur to these remarks of the Virginia Sena-
tors to remind the party of the position it occupies
upon this question, and TO show what will be ex-
pected from Virginia by the Southern Democracy.
But we will be answered, that to insist upon inter-
vention will defeat the National Democracy Not
So To yield 10 RoH-RterVenton ,riH ia our opiaioa
defeat The pdry IN tie Rert Presidential election but
should it secure that election, will the position of the
South be more safe under non-interventon DEM
ocrat with non-intervention as the acknowledged
policy of the party than under Black Republican?
W0 think not For our own part the distinction
has no difference No Black Republican contem-
plates interference with slavery in the States and
the non-iuterventon policy is much the policy of
Black Republicans as it is of Mr.. Douglas Eli
Thayorp prefers non-intervenon to any other scheme
To yield TO uon-intervention Is 10 insure defeat
either in the election, by proRtless victory-a
victory secured only by bartering away constitu-
tOnal and Southern rights Is not the sacrifice too
grcaH Is an empty victory to be bought upon such
terms? Shall few expectants make themselves
comfortable at the cost Of the Southern States Of the
Union.
"Beiween the non-interventionist Douglas and the
abolitonist Seward the difference is rwxt tweedlc
dunn and tweedle dee Not that Mr. Douglas en-
tertains any sentiment of hostility to the South or
p her institution; but the policy of non-interven-
ton, which his nomination aud election will inaucu-
rate, will rs elecually destroy the rights Of the
South, as the fanaticism of Garrsonan aboli-
tonist
np6 hV tbn Iap1or of bnr
Senator'S by her political principles and by her policy
as Southern State, from sustaining the nominee of
the Charleston Convention upon non intervention
platform
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The News by the Ocean Queen

ST. JOINS, N. f., H..
The Ocean Queen sailed from Havre on the 3lst
of August and from Cowes at 2 o'clock A. NJ
OF the LIST September. She has three hundred pas
sengers, large cargo, and $4,000 in specie and
heavy mail. The pursers report saws: Passed
steamship Fulton, from New York September lst,
O'Clock p. NJ. in lat. 80 l2, long 81 80. Passed
steamship Vanderbilt from New York. for South
ampton and Havre. The Ocean Queen experienced
heavy westerly gales for three days.
Our Liverpool correspondent says the steamship
Anglo Saxon, for Quebec, and Kangaroo, for New
York, were detained till the night Of the 3lst the
stormy weather preventing embarkation of their
passengers
The steamer Kangaroo from New York on the
18th ult., arrived at Liverpool on Sunday the 2sth
The steamer Teutonia, from New York on the 18th
ult., arrived at Southampton on the 30th, on route
to Hamburg. The steamship Nova Scotia from
Quebec on the 25h ult. arrived AT Liverpool on the
the 3Oth. The steamer Circsssian from New York
on the 18th ult- via st. Johns N. F., arrived at
Galway on the 30th. The American ship Ben Bolt
from Havana, bound to Falmouth, was wrecked at
Erendez on the 25th ult.
The whole amount of the Russian 2o.0Oo,000
loan had been subscribed and exchanges on 81,
Petersburg had fallen 3 per cent.
A Bayarian loan for the purpose of defraying the
military expenses of the country had been issued at
9S@ per cent.
There was nothing of Importance known respect
ing the dongs of the Zurich Conference
Advices from Athens report the dissolution of the
Greek Chambers.
The steamship Caravan from New York. arrived
at London
LIVERPOOL CoTToN WARKrT-Sales Of three deys
ending 30th ult in Liverpool cotton market were
$4,000 bales, Of which spectators and exporters
each took $500 bales. The market closed firm
with an advancing tendency and in some cases
prices were l-l6th Of penny Il N higher. Mid
ding Orleans was quoted at l-lGth and middling
uplands l5-lGd.
STATE OF TRADE.-The Manchester market was
hrTner, and in some cases prices were slightly
higher,
Liverpool breadstutfs market very dull. Richard
son, Spence & Co. state that the weather had been
stormy and unfavorabe for crops, bat the harvest
was almost over Floar very duh and easier but
quotations unchanged American lOGl2s. Wheat
very dull; red Is 6dG9s Id; white 9sCd9s 3D.
Corn steady mixed and yellow 5s 6d@5s cd;
white 7s(17s Cd.
! Liverpool provision market had declining ten
dency. Beef heavy; holders pressing the market.
Pork heavy and nominal. Bacon duh and nomn-
ally Unchanged Lard quiet but steady Tallow
slow of sale but prices unaltered; butchers 55s.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-09-23
Douglas and Seward,

A New York paper supporting the Admnistra-
ton and therefore democratic, in running parallel
between the position Of the two distinguished aspr-
ants for the Presidency whose names stand above,
says:
"Who can undertake TO show that the conrse Of
Douglas on the slavery question has been less mis-
chiovous q m the course of Seward? We very
much fear that during the last five years Mr. Dong
las has done more to build up the anti-slayery move
ment OF the North, and the secession movement in
the South, more to eyasperate the two sections
against each other, more to throw all our political
parties into the confusion of sectional nnmosties,
more to disturb the peace Of the country, and more
to undermine that basis Of sectional good fellowship
upon which alone the Union can stand, than Seward
and all the Massachusetts ahoitiousts pat together
and including all their abolition labOrs Of quarter
Of century.