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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-10
LEGisLATURE..
sENATE.

FRIDAY, March 9.
Reports were received from Standing and
Select Committees.
b. HOUSE BILLS ON FIRST READING.
A bill directory to Attorney General of
the Stale, relative to the States interest in
Memphis aud La Grange Railroad. Passed.
A bill to modify Section 55Sl of the Code.
Passed.
A bill to amend the Registry Laws of Ten
nessee and to re-eBact the law of 1852. Pas
sed. sN 1sf kkfEf
A bill to regulate the settlement of the In
ternal Improvement Companies. Passed.
A bill to incorporate The Nashville and
Edgefield Real Estate Bridge Company
Passed. and withdrawn by Mr.. Trimble for
amendment.
A bill to amend Section 2145 OF the Code.
Passed.
A bill to amend the Criminal laws of the
State. Passed.
A bill to divide slaves amongst joint own
ers. Passed.
A bill 10 facilitate public travel. Passed
A bill TO incorporate the Memphis Gas
Light Company. Passed.
A bill FIR the relief of citizens of De Kalb
county. Passed.
bill TO incorporate the State Female
College at Memphis, and for other purposes.
Passed.
A bill to incorporate the German Mutual
Benevolent Society of Memphis. Passed.
A bill to Incorporate the Ingomar Lodge
! Sons of Malta at Memphis. Passed
+ A bill to r,rduce the salaries of bank officers
and TO prevent unnecessary expenditure of
the peoples money. Passed.
A bill 10 incorporate the Tennessee Medi-
cal Benevolent Society. Passed.
A bill for the relief of James Jones, Sheriff
OF Green county. Passed.
A bsii to amend the charter of the Mutual
Protection and Life Insurance Compan at
! Trenton. Passed. "a
A bill 10 reduce the tax on the privilege
of standing Stations and Jacks. Passed.
a bill 10 amend the charter OF the Taylors-
| Vile Turnpike Company. Passed.
A bill for the relief of The widow and heirs
of Ansell Chapel. Passed th
A bill 10 relieve the soldiers of the war of
1872, and Tor other purposes. Passed.
a bill TO authorize county Judges and
chairmen of county conrts to appoint admin
istrators pefdente lite. Passed
A bill to supply an ON ission of the Code,
and for other purposes. Passed.
Mr. Lane obtained suspension of the
| rules 10 enable him 10 call up the bill for
the relief of the University of EIst Tennessee.
Mr.. Trmble moved to lay the bill on the a.
Die, with Il view OF C ling mp resolution in
| regard to the same subject, which was agreed
Ia; AID after some Conversation. il was re-
committed 10 The Committee on judiciary.
HOUSE BILLS on THIRD READING.
bill to punish persons convicted of con-
spring with negroes tn create rebellion or
iusurrection. Rejected.
A bill to provide for service of notice up
| on A torneys of non-residents, in taking de-
position. Passed.
A bill to dispose Of unclaimed assets in th"
hands of Administrators. after the lapse OF
| seven years Rejece ed. Mr.. Bumpass moved
TO reconsider the vote, which was agreed tc,
and the bill was passed informally.
A bill to declare Tuscumbia river naviga
BILE.
A bill directing the Chancellor of the
second district TO appoint Clerk of the
Chancery Court at Chattanooga, and for
other purposes. Passed.
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HoUsEoF REPRESENTATIVES,.


FRIDAY, March y.
Standing Committees reported.
Mr.. Norphis offered a resolution that no
member be allow ed to record his vote, on tn
yeas and nays, or change his vote after the
roll call is completed. Lies over.
The House then proceeded TO the calendar
of bills on third recalling, and disposed of the
following:
To establish Branch Of the Bank of Ten
nessee at Bristol. Rriectcd-
To establish the East Tennessee Hospital
for The Insane. Mr.. Guy offered an amend.
msut 10 establish q similar institution in West
Tennessee Mr.. Beatty offered an amendment
appropriaiing thirty thousand dollars for the
extension of the Asylum near Nashville, IN
lieu of the bill aud amendment, which he
afterwards withdrew. Mr.. Ewing offered an
amendment appointing three commissioners
from each Division of the State To locate the
Institution wherever il may seem best. Mr..
CAN'T offered bill in lieu to refer the whole
suljrct 10 the next Legislature. which was
adouted. and thea the bill was Indefinitely
postponed. Subsequently, the vote to post
none WAS reconsidered aud the House refused
10 indefinitely postpone. A motion to re-
consider the vote adopting Mr.. Gsntt's bill
in lieu failed, aud then the bill was LAID on
the table.
To amend the Common School Law. Pas
sed.
Adjourned till 2 p. m.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-10

II is of the extensive in this country, and
the proprietors are tally prepared to compete with
Northern Cities. feb29-d2m
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-10

The Mustang Liaiment cures Rheumatism;
The Mustang Imminent cures SyiF Jois.s;
7ae Mustang Linimest cures Barns and Hosszds;-
The Mustdns Linimeat cares Sores Ulcers. Cdksd
Breasts and Sore Nipples Neuralgia, Cors and Warts
and is scorfh
y 100000 DOLLARS PER ANNUM
Tothe United States, the preserver and restorer of
valuable Horses and Cattle. 1t cures all Sprains.
Gaids, Wounds, Stiff Joints, &c. Did you ever hear
of any ordinary Sore, Swelling, Sprain or Stiffness,
either man OF beast, which the Mustang Linimens
would not curef Did You ever visit any respectable
Druggist in any part of the world-in Europe, Asia
sor America-who did not say ssit was the greatest
discovery of the agesn Sold everywhere. Every
family hould have it; three sizes.
BARNES & PARK, Proprietors,.
MARLIN New York.
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NEW GOODS.

FT1HE unds rsis 1rss IS Receiving hls STOCK m
L SPRING AMI SUMNER GS0iiS OF the s'ry
lstexs styles for gentcmen's wear, aud invites the
lion Of bis and the pubic gcEcrAiy
10 call and xalnine.
SAM. i.iiTs H. TT.
feba4-im BUxAS No. 81 Colleges
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100000 DOLLARS PER AssuH
NO Merchant

Visiting Baltimore should fail to examine the stock
of FANCY GOODS, HOSIERY, GLovEs, &C., &c.
offered for sale by
Fred. Hickey s. Sons,
2sA BALTIMORE STREET
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-10

DLISS & G0ODYEARS Fine Revolvers, various
ID m bun tings finish snd prices, ast received per
express, by BENZ. y. SHIELDS 4 co.
marriott
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A Involce Of Black Sewing Silk, Just received and
~ for sale cheap, 10 the Trade only, By
u.ar6-,f BENJ. =. SHELLS CO.
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A general sssersneas ef ezlesz, OILS, vAraishes
xzae.. FsAszx fsekss, fsffunery, sraahes. Dye
ssas. kz, % al ef shiea 80 - ihs aiisstisa q
pzrcazssrz-
, 1860-02-07
Daily Reyiew Of Chicago ;Iarket.

4M1SDhS ESIS1. ftO.b
FIDrlt-TrceI,ss. SD ls:e. Ma'kc9 more active aud
ready. Sales follows: l09 lris mixed Winter aud
Spring 4sa e 100 trts ~ rc1c.~ choice Spring
and 50 Iris >sn, 3 $500 DEL no br.s choice
Sp:in, extra II de-; ~ brls good do 1T a. 60 del
20 urls do at 443 del 10 hrls Hltavla 10. aud sri bis
goud Spring xt'a i. $i0 100 Ills fair Spring extra At
*s Ae!: o:t1s :ool Spring super 1t sf!a del; 50 Iris
-Narl1c s. totes" Spring superat tss1d del,
MILL. STt'FFS-l1 tons good Slh1ta ut $i % III Lays;
sfoas good Midd!!nss II Ell .003n bags.
CORN MEAL-4 tons snooi!ed Corn Mtal nj sfS-G: en-
tEack.
wNEAT-Hccelr.4 af9:bu, Market frra. saa we1c:
looo No. Spring al u Co In storr oo bu No Spring
n storc 100 bu do In sorc; 800 bu Eetei
Sc In store- For nilliag there good deuaut.
Sales follows -tae bags choice Spring at tios
20 do tJak; l.1 bags d. al y on tack:
SO bu No. spring III bulk Ut al0l on track; ~ 1agt fair
Spring At 81 90 del; g ba=s do At Il 90 del.
C0KN--Necepts :s fol hu Ma1ket duand declined 1c.
Sa'c* were II 1ol,Gxs bu No. Al 4tc in store e0
lu DO Ut 4tAc in store: bu do Al 4s1c In store 3:0'
bu do lie In s.orp r00 Lu No. Al slc In atorr; 100 m tn
In store bu do at &c la xtc: 0 bu CO at
4.hc ln sorc .t bu Rejected ri 4lc n store 1000 u
Go &c track SO bu Ear Cora at &c = 20 h. un ta2k;
100 bacs do ut +4c y IS ios IN track.
OATS-Necept< otl bu. Market dull and decl1ncc le.
Sales vera rs foltows eoo bu No. at BIC in Hore 1910
bu do Al In store 1901 bu 10 S4ciu xc; s. Lays
At SC del.
RYE-Rccefpt. 1l4s lu. Supply batter an1 market nut
so G1 Sales wyrc 4a. lu a 81 on track; ejbags DO Al
Soc on track.
HARLEY-Rtce!p:s BOG bu. Market rather dull. sa!'s
were: 41 bu No.1 III SC In ttos; 4s6 hu CO III
store; 50 baEs do At 6oc delivered.
SEEDs-Rccsp.s, 4A5s ns. Glover Seed dill. Sales
wcss a bill fair 1rdiana at t4G - do on pt T1uo-
1ly dull and nominal ut e. ,6s9s.9o.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., s:9 bb!.. Market dull. Sales
were: 80 Ibis 1t lec,
DRESSED lIC03-HccGp:s sG4, Market quiet and
nh,r, Z. io~ar E.tas xpte fnloEa.
, 1860-02-07
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
{BY OVERLAND NALL
Loss of the Steamer Northerner and
TllfFty.T hFee Lives.

SlELor's STATION, Feb. I.-Thc Overland Mail
coach will San Francisco dates to the 18th ut.,
and telegraph ulyices to the evening Of the 14t!,,
arrived here this evening,
Milton 5. Latham, the newly elected Cover
nor, ten nights ufter being inaugnrated, was
nominated in caucus for.un:ted Suites Senator,
and on the following day was elected to that ot-
fec by tile Legislature. The vote stood Latham
81, Edmund Kundolph, Anti I1ccon,ptonite, ID,
.. l.. Shat,er, Republican, ). The new Senator
WINS to start for Washington by the steamer Of
the 5ttl inst, in consequence Of this election.
Lieut.. Governor Downcy became Governor Of
the State for the ensuing two years.
Mr.. Gwin, who had been elected President
pro len Of the Senate, becomes Lieut. Governor.
The Indians had been committing outrages
in Mendiciuo county-dwellings were burnt and
stock killed. Major Fitzgerald, U. $. Army,
died ut Los Angeles on the 9th u!t. Mining i'll
telligencs unilnportant.
Very rich diggings had been discovered on
the klamath, short distance below the moutl,
Of the uumbug.
COMMERCIAL ISrEL11GEScg.-Thc market was
rather quiet ind without movement Of any in-
terest. Liquors in demand ut high prices.
Money easieF.
The steamer Northerner, bound for Portland,
Oregon, was wrecked on tue 9Th ult,, on the
rocks near Cape Mcndoclno. Eleven passengers
arc know to have been lost, besides - Of the
crew, including the first ctlicer and the first
engineer.
, 1860-02-07


i3I -. At $G.2INb 20 Ctr!u!HE 90 Nv D. ,
~ nj s0o4z6-e. and 6..aH dridlrG on 15o and1ph<
pEUys{UNS-Mafket quiet and Inactive. Arss Pm
no,n,na ii +l6s070o. l5u}k Meals in demand al * aud
aHcpack1d.
LAKD-1Da brla faot strictly p,in,r} al 1ec.
TALLUN-l5 bsls prime city vi 10c.
IMDEt-Rece4pa. LAS ils. Green, E4G7c: Green
s'attd. 7A.kc; Dry Flint, 1:x914c rrta *l@l.3o for
fresh slaughtered.
BuTTEl.-~s f,kn* fair at o. Dalry, 1ltSlsc.
EGGS-ln d1nxnc ut i5c PIT dos-
TUTATnES-In tair delnand at 4294.c.
DRIED FkCIT-Scuthtrn Apples dull 2t z@.!4e; East
esn. .a3:Ec-
Observation-Disclosures Ig demand 1t &..e.ee.50 per dor:
Turkeys, 9@l0c rer ih.
COMPLEMENTARY pork BA17ts It To-; 1000 do al tec.
LIVE ST0Ck-Rcccirts. Il earr Cattle. : do Hog. aid
do :sh. The receipts Of Cattle anatbe
quality aDave the average Of Inst weeks scccips With
xozd rpug rman.s, the netive advance
saturday qup.Iona. Pes EanRrd ftu1a sc. Ttre
.rt few Hogs received, and the market dull
Tho ts]ps yesteE4tay and lo-day wc1r:
, 1860-02-07

CINC1kNATl.
There was paute In the Pfuy1ipa market to-day and
Ae fEads waa Qule hut holders continued r1n and naoy
Of thin lid NOT shew disposition to or ttc,f stocs
kcwevc md oAhne4s on the patt 81 bn1 en- We
heard 6f 70 sales Of mess pork Prices n1e pounay 4
@l.59 Conttacts Tor bulk meats wee seed Al 6H npd
ft shoulders and sdc. lbs buS sides deliver
ae GafE Aenct sold At 4x or bacon 100 hhus said
Tor the las han Or hls Hht nj " and w To- shoulders
nna NoihnE done In lard Thee Wa tptnt de,a1d
&h. ~ " Ae'0 a. A''s'Ato'>'
LOUISVILLE.
ID Ississnn- sales If 81 brls uc.s pork at sls 5000
" ess shoud r. sides and laur equally t,yLpd GU; Ut
ensn catks bacon nrttFa 6x OK, I9k md
Hated aides, clear Sides and Ian na1ns - tr-
hans n and l0) sks e.ouidess d. +nve1cd
tlc sAc packed some j.. 0D ID. country meal wa4
Aeseo ano sod ut advanced prtcrx-as high and leHc
ocax aIos ahou dsiS and sides and 4h
BOSTON,;
lAorl!oxa-Tlt aaea OF Pork have been At 4l41s for
p@a eeaiss0 for mest and e9a.0 per bhl far clcas,
cash. lseaf rarsea from eals0 per Dbl s Eastern and
Meste1n neas Lard ct lie In bbls and llell3e per III
ksFs: smoked Hams at l0xg1lc per n. a. to quality
ST.LoUIS.
Tho Provision .a1ket quite hn with buyers here
lug to rttk A the lasd Offered sales n.adc but
rnsde public trdeB for pork 1a1t, ad soue
purchases made. holders geneilv askpR tt5u o.:
tefs fur bacon were n small way. The suppea In few
dayt IL he h.nae nf will e to n ri
for c:eaz md lQe for plafn ana all packed Bull meals
up the river. held At &c aud ee aad sales were
on the taps day. but could hear OF their couple
Gou-{Mp. Democrat, 9Th.
, 1860-02-07

WAsn1vcroS, Feb. 6th.-Among the notices
0! intention to introduce bills given under the
susnepsiou Of Tho ,ules in the House to-day.
were tue following by Mr. Morrill, Of sermont: !:
4 bill 10 provide tor ile payment Of outstapd-
Inc treasury notes mud authorize a loan: to
resujate The duties on imports and for oihcr
nuInoses. Also a biii to 1uni.h and nreyent
Ihs prnct;cc of nn1rcumy IN he Territories nf
,ic United statct anti oti,er nlnccs. and dixnn.
nrn,7ur ~; cartsin arts of the Le,;sloture az
f;tah Also' lii donating public iends to thr
several States which NAV nroyide co]lcrcs for
ts,a benefit ri aor;cu,tnre and th, mechanical
srtu ~
IT, H. E;11,,,or lii, IA ,oro+a and astah.
lish u National Foundry ID PENNSYLVANIA.
yy Mr. QnarIcs-A 6ill to establish a branch
M;Ii!nrr Acsdcmr at the lIcrmitnre.
lIy Mr. Campbell bill changing the bond
I'd ~ Wyarehonsinr @ sys'em Of thS United States.
and for The more stIsctuu collection Of tue reye
nue.. nue. and i bili proviIing addi,ionai revenue.
iron and coal md sucll other ur,Eciesof American
,s"ducton " n me- end Isbor ~ reanire nrotection u.
H.. hands ~ tbc ,rnrernrnent
Hx Mr F1orencsN Xii to ,ec,,,ate the au.
ties or inonorts. md for other nurnoses.
, 1860-02-07

The receipts since yesterday have been 1906
brls flour, 1,C4s bukl corn. 5.39a bu outs, and
700 bu rye. The demand for flour continues
quite limited, with sales Of $5.e5@5 30 for cou,-
mon brands Western; $5.37tG95.6al for fancy
brands; S5.Gst @Goo for extras; and SGM$s
for superior. including all kiuus. Southern
Flour il quiet ut $575@6 for fancy; sG.aaG
d.3V for extras and Il @7.50 per brl ftsr supe-
rior. Corn is dull ut s5Q1ssc for Southern yell
low, as to quality, the best lots held at SOC;
white At Sac; and Western mixed S5@S7c per
bushc1. Oats have been sold ut Asa 15Uc per bu
for Northern aud Canadn; and Prince Edward
Island are hald at 5Qc per bu. Kye ut SOC pcr
bu. Shorts ut $25, and fine feed ut $27 Mo3 per
ton.
OCEAN FGEIcu7s At New yonk-Feb. g.
FreiShts almost uniformly are fir7ner and tend
upward. To Liverpool, 800 tcs beef ut ss ad@
Is; :0o boxes bacon at :ssaas Cd; 1000 brls flunr
vi Is Cd. To l4ondou-5o tcs pork at Is; 800
brls do at IS Cd; lo0 tcs beef at IS; 400 boxes
bacon at 995s.
CiSc1SSA71-Feb. 3.-The Gazette of ycstcr-
day seys;
There was continued good demand for Hour,
and farther advance Of l0c was established in
the lower grades, closing at Sj7O@5 so for SUI
perfine, aud S5.s5@6 90 for extrn.
The receipts were large, but this had no e.
feet upon the market. Nhentwas sought after
at full prices. the receipts being inadequate to
| the demand. Ear corn declined to 4sc-shelled,
which is wanted for shipment, Was in good de-
| mand Mt :'5c: Oats were slightly easier, closing
| at ss@49c in bulk. Nothing Of Importance
doing III barley or rye Hay was in actirc de-.
n,and ut S20@2l for Timothy There was .
fuir demand tor sugar at 7a@sc-the latter for
| choice. Molas*es 45@4Gc. Cotec 12@lS.
There WAS u fair demand for cloyer seed at 4o5.
| tie receipts and shipments Of leading articles
| TODAY we're:
, 1860-02-07
BY TELEGRAPH.


".shisosos' FEB. ., 1850.
xne ~ Waaa Sensee aaaas,a5 me1 o. - o c.oek. Il
,c1n ~ 80 v'a'eo pe''''ons o' soiolefs OF
The secrctnrr nf +ba Tro,,,rr
rssn1ut;nn NJ lie Sansta eait;ny ~ isply .ot
comnenea,on ~ of;aars Enass eainR ios lanes ana
ennr,ned by The senets a. ~ ath.t ~ nn.
.o,lr.ca ro;,ch az sa@ Ae. tae Ist "onia
rlorres of fha nenastgP aatges Pore1on o. ING % en-;
n ;,a peni.tar ~ aarn ano Gan oe onna
nance COMMITTEES. '' 's'e''e4 :" 'ne FL
Mr. Mullory irtrodncod hin, l., .o.,,,....
p1y Of Pursers in the W. 9A'e ~ oieeuia'e 'ne
Nr. Summer intrnduad . -o.o,,,.; ..
ing lie Post Off;ce fomr;ttea so,aa?n ~ inssTast-
lie c1pediency OF est.bl;sh;no ~ tn4ine apio
mail between St. Josenh In snd pia.".r;n3:
Cs1iforn;a> hdontc5 t"1ep'' 3Ao'' ana f!aeerVale'
Mr. Hemphili intro,incea ., s;,,;,a o.,...;.
relative to semi.weekiv mail ha.;raa,, Nns1n
leans and Ell Paso. Adontad "'e" w
5lr Ham introduced biil for tha. .aa~ts,a;o,
Of the pre.emption nrivie1aa to fsaf;ra~s;. -
WA read twice and referIed - e'A''ofn'a' ~
Mr. Wicfall jntrpduccd h;1, fo,r = 1;,oofx,;,
rond aud telegraph to the Paeifie M L. "ne OIL fa'i-
Mr. Gwin moved its printiu0- and wor1d ca,,
up the bill at IN car}y dnr. 1 ~""
On motion Of Sfr, Mollorv. the b;u tn ;rcra.ea
and regulate the nav of ths NAVY was taLen ,,n
aud made the special order for Mondav- W.
Mr. Pearce offered a resoln,inn nstino tbe
President to communicate The insfrnr,;ons and
dispatches sent Ia and received f,om 4he ~
Minister to China aud former Gomm;ss;opers
Adopted
Mr. Chandler moved to reconsider tbe vota
ordering to be printed the Presidents Message
yetoing tile St. Clair F]uts bill. and atfncked ia
document us an imputation on Courrass.
Clay, Crttenden, ,Wietali and To6mbs further
| debated the subject, The TWO latter def.nt];n,
the Presidents course
Adjourned.
uousE-Messrs. Grow, Niles and Etheridgc
| hare been appointed Co,nuittce. in coniunctien
1v;th IN In Ia, <ho
, 1860-02-07
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the A8Ia.

New lonk, February 6.-The steamship Asia,
with dates to the .lst ult., has arrived. Tie
steamers Arago and Glasgow reaele.i Liverpool
o.. the a0th.
Sapoleon's free trade programme was received
very favorably in the French departments.
4 commercial treaty between France and
England was expected to be signed in few
days:
1t was yumored that the Pope demands tho
recall Of tlie French troops to hcme.
, 1860-02-07

The receipts Of Hogs. live aud dressed, SINE
Saturday, amounted to l,ao4. The dcuaud fo:
Dressed lIogs was more limited. on account uf
packers holding OF. and prices ranged about &c
below Suturd; is quotations--salcs being made
at $G00@6.75. Live Hogs were in limited SUI
ply, and the market was firm at &j.00GI5"3
gross. The market for Deef Cattle was unit
sualiy actire, md several lots Of prime were
sold ut &c gross.
In Provisions We have nothing 10 report.
The dull news from the East to.day renders the
market for all kinds Of product unusually
quiet, and we hear Of none but retail transac-
There ure still buyers Of Mess Pork ut S1G,:r',
and Of Eulk Meats ut &C and Sic packed bs.
they are less urgent in their inquiries lard is
steady at 1oc, al which figure we report salo
Of l60 brls, not strictly prime. Tallow is quiet
but firm at lie. witt, but limited demanl.
The Fionr market to-day displayed more
tivity nj former priccs-sl, ,5a@5. for fair 10
extra choice Spring brands. Wheat was in BET
scr demand, and the market was considerably
tirmer, in sou1e instances M advance Of fc being
paid. The steamers ncws, in the fnce Of small
receipts, seemed to hare no effect. In Corn We
report another decline Of 1c, under heayy re-
ceipts-sa1cs being made at range Of 4514ic
for No. !; 4al@44c for No. Q; and 4lc Tor RI
jectcd. Oats were also du1l and buyers had the
ndsantagc-tbc market ranging from 81 @s4!c
iu stored decline Of lc since Saturday. The
supply of Rye was more liberal, and the market
became hcavicr-xa!es being made ut so@s1c
on truck. harley was in but limited request.
and the market WIS rather heavy-salcs of No.
being made at Ssh a@'39c in store. CloverSc
quiet and ruthcr heavy, with sales Of fair quality
at s4.7o. Timothy rather neglected. High
wines dull and tending downward, with limited
sal.s at lsc.
TaAT Su1p4Exr OF LAnn TO L.rEnroo1.-
Kuaalo Commercial, Of recent date, in COM
1nenting about prrcllase Of lard made here
aud shipped by the Grand Trunk Railway 10
Portland. And thence to Liverpool, says:
A gentleman from Chicago, engaged in the.
pork packing business informs us that tue above
Is magnificent humbug. The purchase has
been magnitied by tue addition OF = cypher, tLs
real amount being e,8o0. This is only one in-
stance Of numerous exaggerntions. 1hc pur~
chaser WAS IN the interest of the Grand Trunk
Railway, haviug recently been sent out from
@.'ou,e" 10 haAi ur freight for it, the Company
advancing the necdful. There is 'tmore talk
than cider about the competition Of tho Grand
ing rates on the modern theory Of railway tiatI;c
That losing business ia better than none.
They offer freights from Chicago to Portland ut
1hree quarters Of q cent per ton per mile. Set-
xine aside the fact that no American operator
wants his freight in Portland, where there is
nobody to bur it, the fignrcs Of comparative
cost Of carriage sEe as follows:
f,hl-n rc ~ p.s4iar6 1ie- +r;,.,
, 1860-02-07

lie len No 11t AN LA len
~ NILES DOUBLE TRACK.
coEntsy-
Thrco Through Passenger Train.
Between Pittsburgh and i:ai1s..tlp!aa.
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points in ttc West.
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