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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-19
Mi6Gfllaue0us.

Established l76O. ~
PETER LORILLIARD,
SNUFF AND TOBACCO MANUFACTURER,
16 &IS Chambers ST.,
Formerly ~ Chatham street, New York;
yITOULD call the special attention of GrOcers and
w Druggists his removal, and also the articles
Of his mznufactare, viz
BROWN SNUFF.
Mac 4boy DemigrOs,
Fin. Raptee Pure Virginia,
Coarse RapPee, SacbItoches,
American Gentleman, Copenhagen.
YELLOW SNUFF.
Sro,.h Fresh Scotch,
tIirl Toast Scotch Irish High Toast,
Fresh Honey Dew Scotch, or Lundyfoot
TOBACCO.
SMOKING. FINB CUr CHEWING. SMOKING.
No. l, P. ~, or plain, 81 Jago,
No. 2, tIFen iish- or sweet Sp htsh,
Nos. I So mix'd, Sxeet scented orOnoco, Canister
KItefyot. Fin FoIi Cayendish. Pure Turkish
A Circular Of Prices Will be sent application
~ B-Note the article OF Fresh Scotch Snud-
which will be f0and superior article Tor Tipping
purposes.
de.30-i3m
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-19

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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
F o r S A L E.

YxTISHISG to make other Investments wePro
w poset To seIILIInur Rea lEstatein Davidsonco-' y
asfoiOws:
That Suburban Residence.
the Erankln turnpike within nal IA mile
of the city and opposite the residence OF thelate Jo-
s..,,l, " Horton. This is, perhaps, the most com
nu.iiug site 4 the vicinity oI Nashville, and IS a
nest ouutry TesIdence. The house viii be
sold with IL or I5acres Ofiand thepurchdser may
EnOOse. o.,
That Valuable Farm.
r,o,vu sths Sims Tract situated on the smith Turn
nike (Ol Lebanon rUId) within tbT ee miles oi NASH
yiII, uiug $50 acres. The soils good iii Well
tere,i tud ti bcred and caH be divided into small
tracts OF twenty acres aud upwards al Ol which are
admirably aIapteu ior country residences, market
zardeu SAP u dairy. arms Also that
Beautiful Farm,
opsame road nov occupied by 4. C. dcCampbell
and tormerIy owned 6y rom Harding, containing
.bout $50 acres This place IS 50 wei! known as To
need 40 further description. IL wIlidsO De dIvIded
la suit purchasers nc. hcCampbell~ Ill ihOSLhcse
,laSes - any one vino wIllcalI
AIithe loOye property Will be sold on reAsonable
terms anu credIIOI one Two ,tnree aud uf
AppIytoA VS.. Llndsley Nashville or to either
| oitne dnderslgned-
| THOS. e MCCAMPBELl.,
SIX BiIesi rom IdshvIlle.
.. A. hCt:AAPBELL,
| ,r1 Nashville.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-19

IUSr rec asea, .adiE1-nzl sapa.iss q Ladies,
81 Freaks l4rrs - sad z<ffez; ssts fs.tir<
y.Escss asa "a Iiez' sssrt sxes. zzEe ana ezhis
x..h lr.ys- 4 lkrzs xzss<<zazat Il y sriess
JoaS EA42aE
asz1s q casizze sETsss.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-19
risuckskin shirts and Drawers

Z A supply Of best qaaIisy aaa fsw Of second
ecss-s n. NoeIELU
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-19

TraE ssst a.rafae ever isseats1 FOR breAd-e.s
Il ssxsas aaa oas thai every Farmer shoals
Asxs ARMSTRONG = cs
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-19
! Afm-Durk.-

From vISGHER. ON ES & CO., General A xdrerszs;rx
House ,ApPlston Building sac Broadway
-lzsszs - --sAs-- Sew-York-
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-09-13


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-s-t fl -e.it,I q.1.,'r, tho, uo n-s&i
,.. lau l..H directed especially 10
watch Dol movements. L,rfy r.'r1H1'n
viii, L."'''t. l' i'k'n ." intercept snl
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ian % 'h' w'iiE- % tu' AN W ~,
rss,.en 81 Iru2llo, Which lasted tl noon.
IIH p.r vessel aia,cL on her arrival, that
be- ebieci was TO protect the citizens aut
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LAND FOR SALE.

offti Che plaza On vh.SL I live !ar .a!a 4
J j. ia.s J 90 L9Ffc rt Z, "A mile. east o. IL.
fssa. @'isa est ot rurs. al 10 miles iou'h.
east 81 i'.rg'l D,pts. Tie trsct c1uitir, 20
acres, loo acres c%itifel, nearly az ne land .
RIGA creek bottom Lon, Creek uus ,hf8sgb u
Attending GA 81 unltnt SUPPLY % s.ges vatss.-
There are comfortable hopscs, q coed orchard I'D
garden. IN C%xtsller, WI Of water gad .s,sst.
good srtins.. schools. churches, and mills ~
egnvsuieut. Lorr Greek Oh School frsshyiefish
church is f;d1tsd On be s1udh-ve.t corner u ID
tsaet. Society j. veTy -noI. The crop Of cora
Si ftlisf ari Us stock Il cattle ard togr.
70 III be bad CO tue t'scc. Tnfpti j. my tssi
cEes. MATTHEW CLANTuN.
Sent 70, fssl. st-sm
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rass or rnr srrtmraLApY ELcrs.

CuIrtC1. Sent. s.-1hc steamer Lady
Elsin. Of the Lake Superior line. which
Ief ,hs r1r, last IA rht. was run into hy the
Steamer Augusta, uH Wautcgan. st tilf
ras. two this metaihe. and sunk in twenty
minutes, in three hundred fec. vstcr.-
Only seventeen persons known to be saved.
iusluliag the clerk. steward and porter
There werC from three hundred and Cts to
four hundred persons on board. among
whom were the black Narurs and Rifles.
several IRE companies from Milwaukee. aud
Col. Iumsdeu and family. q the New Or
leans Picayune. All arc supposed to he
lost. The steam tug Queen len this morn
ing Tor the scene Of the disaster.
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SEPTEMBER.

A prominent citizen Of Western Missouri.
under date Of April 26th. 1856. writes as
fellows: Il An more thaneve Of the OPT.
uiou. tkst NJ oss rsof.ins 30 completely
messs the wants Of our people as your DR..
shailsnberge's Fsvvr and Ague Aniiisse.'
asi sgaia. m1er : more recent date. the
SANE vracr -: II ueri not rsrors to
YOU that roar Pals eossisse to eipsnshe
most perltes ssti6ldcticn 10 IN ~ use
.hens 80 y nrsesisss and Dealers
evuyvtns
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Cotton Farm for sale.

I OFFER f5f sale rv r'ansi,ion N iieIv1f.
L creek. Il ~cs1sain. htou, $50 acres, $50 y
which i cleared hni under cultivation. Aheei
on half Of thc tract u Fine bottom lands. thg I.
~naiuIer ~Grst-rtse Hpiuf. trtiicing Cefn 81
cotton fnslv. No1rh Jog e1hn IN r~ivsni rnis-
ilrst rata I'm house ami Trcs.. 4 Ene sLsiis
young orchard Of apples, p~clcaes, pears. sA
hrrly soon. or lose a bargain, " the t~f0rrisssr
on Tho plass. or to- l.. | lsteLsr, Agent.
4. b. Musr1i.
Sept 10, 1850. si-tf4
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Administrators Notice.

LIGEES 81 administration Gu The cs,s.e 4
n ". q. Hard! deceased. having been granted
90 the undersigned by the Probate Co.'s. ( Pc.
mol county AMI state 4 Mss, o., 81 Au.as
term 1867 thereof, o.. rer.ius hssirs claipi
fetast lie estate o sliI j eeassi, 81 icfsit
ret. trt 80 sNb.h'i, probate. and register Ire sar~,
~ tLs manue' aut w.tl.a tat s,lus Ess4s.bsL n
l4g, o. ~ vii. Be fJgSvsr bas,el.
TlI0S. J. HARDY,
sop Its !tli. u yE AJa's
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4. N. aAlBrRS. o. 5
rpfronIaL YisIr.

On Tuesday las, ue bad a eaI lreui Co.
:. q. sew.i,. enc oi the EiitOTs Of tic
"Grenada Locomotive. The pleasure Of
ne Interview was no, ltssened BY It's being
ans -pec.ed. for We found him 10 be an asa-
DC and intelligent gentleman. We Sish
hin 81 .ian, success through life.
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Anfwfss h,s teea ra'sri, ref fs alI
l so.apanie 10 arpoih, ~ arcn, n
r,.s,y ihrsast which their road ma,
rrsu vl,ea. !, gal ploce canbc served
n,.ott having suits TO bring against
.nsh mrboai company No such sccui
"a. been appointed Tor ,his county. that We
lave heard u. We hope Col. White VIII
attend a. tbs lssticr immediately II no
such agent /. arro's,cd, suits viii 10 ceu.
mrpsei ~ atneir mt. aol ibcrtby W.
crosse he ssrsases u i.seiion. with ui
any corrts,sadins good. e.tlsr % 'ls com
rany or the rs.~pus slng,
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quG bh0uru-M kAEsAs

5 tsrr dotted Ante.t 20. from W-r-
tett ~. lhr Nse ilae,n colony. kan.st)
20 t1e journal II 4.us.c', contains the
lti ,vIns:
Al. d..lir can b. flisel here by ale
0r y HF. o' real or personal pfopesty.
Al c.,1 are Q failure czesp. lie l-ehum.
ut. srptry ]. Truly ina dcplorshl' ,faic.
m.1e fteani omiran west If us trc
rs = best they cln. Our own settle.
t..nt. h'fe 4 thr winter Il over. Will need
mgteaal ai more tAYu 'iey VII rifct.
a'tioa.h ", are IN fr better condition
.ll1 a.y other small settlement 0t.t &c
l1. VI are economical. friendly.
sal .ar ,ll.n oil from Eastern friends ,l
While most other settlers have
M resource. The settlers vo.t of Fort
El,v. aD the Inc. Smoky Hll, and thc'r
tfs.a. are truly C. be ri.iel The
80 commenced IN lsngsry Ils,, sni ic.
s.r. I ,he winter vaeat; 'lA lee "i
pr wheat followed. anl corn Is nearly
o t.sai ios, p.ih a Faof prospect u
Ts. Be- ltfl tay ca Be cat. svl
III e.. Over liver a1ttcma sn1 creek
ntin.. llng anil cattle will Cad a har,l
wt.cr. Ihe former csuu1i be fa,teu. :.
Tie dFy weather rIatinlsa. CxcTt en- oc.
cl.ianal sprinklirg. Tia springs have
gradually diminished since inter. We
ia,e salsr for cur cattle a. yet, bat Tor
other purposes vs. s. enc mile anil a half
for IL.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-09-13

DAycfRurs ViLLAixs.-A letter from
Wilcox county. Ala. makes the following
startling revelation
We heard yesterday Of an occurrence
chat took place near CoiTsesillc. Clarke
county, Lost week. that should put Us on
cur guard. A party, purporiing to BE-
EirsiCs. went to the house of a gentleman
Of that neirhbcrhocd. informed lin that
one Of their number had died, and re-
luCsted permission TO bury Lin upon this
gentleman land. and also the assistance
of his negroes. The permission was rivcn.
the agrees sent. and the coffin inferred.
I'm the next day enc Of the negroes re.
marked to his master that the cenia that
had been buried was exceedingly heavy.
This excited inquiry. and the cua;a~ was
dug rp hy a committee. when Il vas fouhd
10 BE- filled wish arms aid ammunition ! A
party has left COiieevillc IN pursuit Of the
"ipsiss," as these scOundsels called then.
selves.
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wiz leave aniaF.if. dt.ly as fOl.owsi
ittYs rg.fEN
oaAlusI ti...B.31 \ n Alc.nhis tt..,g.aj Pm.
LfAtH AsHiyE ~
Memphis a'...GIj A. 81 D skland a.......90P o.. ~
lFa.nt arriving al slsuglis einnss. With De
Nmphia mi th.rit'tan inI tbt M.nrhs AL
Onto railroads, for its Nuf;h allast.
fFait satrtstrs 81 OAKLAND connect vah . ls.r
lre u .ingos lot ufcna.- anl the Mis.i,.rti
tsn.ral l.ai.scad. H. uUuCg,
GcaeFai s.peiinl aJira.
sept. Il, 1850. si-,f
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rr a... aae uAi,.oap

}e Asra i ii Atlc Ncttiv,alIcr CAt5i
pet 90 en- rail ool, tlst the track
te ready Cor tae t1r. o. ile n0At .ia.
ftl d los upklahd b. Tho middle or ro,t
atb. lie hays tue entire road 60 Gre.
wit le finished ly tie ftst # Nreh
o. TIE hridrc how rg ttilt ~ the
lnf4tg nj Grenada, NH BE- ihe host
,ructura II tine liul in the State. y q.
is hundred fcat long. loilt Of iron, ra.t.
ire npln ttone piers. The atone being
brought fsan North Al,lame. Tho enc.
atm.nt across lhc bottom, twenty ESQ
ic,, lirt and vii. ataaytr.I DE wor, in %.
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Tbsrs vas a terrible storm in saut Co,
Wis. RECENTLY. Nail fell to the depth u
Two ,,ches. and the s.-'ss we're Of incredi-
bic sire. ~ttrstins, Of ccusse, every pane Of
sls.s in tho regica. They fell with such
fdrcc IS TO penetrate solid snnpkin' and to
Gu ca tho corn.
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A Young msu namel John rsrdsn, Of
Queenstown, G. ", made m a.tsmps 10
sv;m across NaeAra liver frcm levisspvn
to Queenstown, and vs. drowned The
river q that point l. about thrce-foarshs ot
u mile Vide and the current strong. bur
nsssA and dtep. Ne had seeompiissed
Dot - ~ jRssnes vSO bc ssnA.
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lf
II. a.f..
Issp Gt
Boz m
'.es.
.I. tffs an.rt a faelrr. ~ tBsf
.ig .n. sli n pufhn
sm 10 tF aeeG
NJ. rtt
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MSWARp
The .S.csssn OF Nariss anil the resning

fhssx.cssSn OF Nsr'es AMI the Re snin
Queen latei, LA . stand-uH encounter Just
alt,r . family csarci. ThspuSn accused
the widows st being tn, ea'>e Of al tht y.
ap iilin troablcs, the willow Ieialiste-
sharply. and finally slapped .hs yoanrsf
eeman face for insulting the mcnofy Il
sac late BOmha--sc says TIE Paris corrcs-
mn ! n; # ,hc London Morning fes.-vho
calls &c affair a battle royal. but does not
say which whipped.
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.uAnrs.

Thee will tc a meeting 81 the "Vano'i
Guards At the Court House. sh Mon. =
the 18th. a, 10 o'clock. Every tsCcr
and private belonging are otdCfcd to n
ruhctual.
~ o..lsr e tie Captain.
A. II. PAlBURN, o. s.
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- We lessn that Nc great auction
house Of Moasarrss, DaPsseA Co, The real
ssss.e trvlrrz, vfl1enpAis, ase payiss The
highest naskss ~ ~ fsst h slD1oio.
~ Pea. rsnsssd.
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A letter received IN Boston. from msaa
Nu.tl, the acting American ConsnI ia
Jerusalem. says that COM .dgtlblc anxiety
is tclt ~ ,hc Christian European rec dents.
The Ayabs withcui tho wallis, to say no
Thing Of those within, arc evidently M Ter
unusual excitement. Those Of Dissi X IDS
and Djh,l MaLlous have already dcsts.ytl
'te surrouniifs csopf. Bread i beginning
10 be very dear, 70 chat the lotf which q.
dn1,illy post five rsrss, nov n-insa tver
fal scarce q, That, iat roer are saler.
Ing anil apprehension Of a fearful outbreak
ate anticipated. There : no calculating
La aieHni of misery iaas Void folloa
should the fauitlcll spiri, Of the Maxine.
dams break forth. as i has on former oe-
col ions at Jerusalem. which has IN pact
ages passed through more extraordinary
scenes Of blood. slaughter and rsp.aa.
than any other place on the whole globe.
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NAltN


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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-23

i resolution adverse to the claim of Chas. Gehr-
man was received from the First Branch, read a
second time and adopted.
Also, resolution in reference to the claim of
John Heibert, for carpenters work at the Marine
hospital, referring the same to the Board OF
Health.
Also, resolution adverse to the petition of Geo.
Sauer, asking compensation for damages done to
MS hackney-coach by party of disordery charac-
ters.
Also, resolution to place gas lamp on Preston
street in front of the Preston Mission Chapel.
Also, resolution to wall Hartford run, from
Eastern avenue to the Back Basin, and appropria-
ting ten thousand dollars for the work; which was
laid over.
A resolution adverse to the claims of John W.
hrebs and others, asking damages for the overflow
OF their premises by water, was received from the
FIRST Branch. Read a second time and adopted.
Mr.. Cook presented preamble and the following
resolution in regard to the erection of new City
Hall, which were read:
Be resolgsd by both Branches Of the City Council Of
Baltimore That the Joint Standing Committee City
Property be and they hereby prepare
report ordinance to the Council investing the funds
the McDonough Bequest in the securities Of the city of
Baltimore, and applying the to the building of
new City Hall for the accommodation of the Municipal
Government and all the various departments thereof
A resolution granting permission to Samuel .
Adams to erect frame projection from his build
ing, No. l25 West Baltimore street, was received
from the First Branch, read second time, and
adopted.
A resolution to replace pump in the well on
the corner of Thames and Philpot streetsw taken
up and passed.
Also, resolution to repair the well, and replace
the pump on the corner of South Paca and Ham
burg streets.
Also, a resolution to replace the pump on the
northeast corner of Bank street and Castle alley.
Also, resolution in reference to the laying
oown OF gas mains in the streets of the city.
Mr. Cotton moved to adjourn. Lost-yeas g.;
nays 5.
Mr. VAN NosTRAND moved a reconsideration of
the vote. Carried
On motion of Mr.. VAN NosTRAND the Branch
then adjourned until tomorrow afternoon at 5
O'Clock.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKET March 2l-There is little
demand for Flour to-day and the markets. without
any auotabe change, standard Superine being freely
offered at $5s7K without finding buyers to any extent
The trade purchasing moderately at from this figure
up to 27 25 for Superne, Extras and fancy brands
s in quality Rye Flour and Corn Meal are quiet the
former is held at S4 37K and the latter at $362H per
bbl, but we hear of no sales to day.
There rather doing in Wheat but the market is
unsettled and lower bushels having been sold
81 4O1 As for fair to good and prime reds mostly al
the latter rate for Southern aoat including small
lots inferior 81 3O1 33, and good white at 81 90
Rye is also plenty, and Pennsylvania is offered al
SO cts, without finding buyers Corn is rather lower
with sales of 1000 bushels yellow at 73 cts aoat and
Gus IN store some handsome lots brought "a cts
Oats are unchanged with sales of 1900 bushels Southern
Barley and Malt quiet.
The Provision market is quiet but without any change:
note in both Green Meats are steady with sale
of Hams in pickle at lOS cts. in salt at OK cts
900 lbs Sides at 94 cts and Shoulders in lots at
G7K cts usual terms. OF Lard further sales of 2Cl
erces and 500 kegs reported Tx cts for the for
and II cts for the latter cash. Butter and Chees
are inactive
There is not so much Cloverseed Offering. and nrim
lots are scarce sales include about 300 bushels at
bushe for common to prime seed Timothy is wort
s3 253 90 and domestic Flaxseed 81 per bushel
in quality.
whiskey Is unsettled and dull PennsyIyania bbls hav
ing been sold at 22h cts; Ohio do 23G23H cts Drudg
20H cts, and hhds. at q n cts
CINCINNATI MARKET, March 21.-The Provision
market has not changed essentially during the past
fair business has been done in Mess Pork, at Sl7 70
first class country brands and 1725g1737 for city
There has been more done in Lard, and prices hav
ruled Ct better during the greater portion of the week
Liverpool tEngandl house took about 1000 package
about the middle of the week, which induced bette
feeling and the sales the week reach 5000 pkgs
l0C91OH for country, and lex for prime city.
Bulk Meats and Bacon have been bought very sparng
and the value of either has not changed in any essen
tal particular The prices realized for Bacon have bee
4e4 and 10H for Shoulders, Sides and clear Sides, bu
II has been offered rather paringly at these raeshod
ers generally eontending for ct. higher. The grea
ouk OF tnat contracted for the past and the prevou
mon.h, 70 De delivered during this, has been shipped
ooutn or East TO market. Bulk Meats have been com
parayeIy neglected. though they have been held firmly
oSqex 70. shoulders; s9sK for light to medium
Sides S4@S& for heavy do, and OK for clear do Tn
English houses have been buying heavy sides to som
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Munetarg ana Commercial 8sbiat.
BALTIMORE, March %, 1860


There considerable activity in Mining Stocks again
to-day but very little done in any the other stocks
on the list In Railroad shares there nothing what
ever done. For Baltimore and Ohio the market was
however little stronger than yesterday, the closing
quotations for it being 500 bd $67 asked regular way
exdividend Northern Central closed at $144 bid, Sl4 Il
asked regular way and SIAN bid $15 asked buyer 60
days Mining stocks all rather lower in price to-
day. Springfield and Guilford both declined 12H
cts, and Gardner Hill was also shade lower OF
Springfield there only 400 shares sold 100 at
and 800 subsequently at s2% both buyers option
days. but the sales Guiford add up 475O shares at
from So 81 down to $3H buyer 60 days. and s34
s3S regular OF Gardner Hill there $50 shares
sold at s6h 656 cash and short time and $6% buyer
and 80 days. Springfield left off at s2H bid, s2% asked
Guilford at S3h bid $34 asked, and Gardner Hill at
s6.56 bid, s6% asked regular way. There is little
inquiry for Loans, and sales made to-day OF $500
Baltimore City 6s 1875 at 90 and 500 Northern Central
1885 bonds at SIX For Baltimore and Ohio 1855 SjH
bid aud Sc asked but sales made
In foreign Exchange business continues limited, and
rates are generally unchanged The rates oday
follows viz London, bankers bills, 10SAG1OS% do.
commercial do, 1OSh(GlOSA; Paris 60 day bills ST. 164
do. short sight do, ST. 131 Antwerp ST Is; Bremen
734; Frankfort the Maine, 41A.
In New York to-day Erie advanced I; New York Cen
trail y; Michigan Southern 4, and Michigan Southern
guaranteed II but Reading declined II; Rock Island X;
Canton X; Harlem 4; Galena and Chicago q and Mis-
souri, 6's a. Virginia 6s and Illinois Central bonds sold
at yesterdays figures.
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A LIVELY PLACE.-Delavan, Wisconsin, must be a
delightful little spot to reside in for those who dis
like trouble and are fond of peace. A short time
since, Mrs. Andrews and her husband were arrested
for burning up the principal business block of the
place. Mrs. Andrews recently arrested Postmaster
Mansfield for putting her in jeopardy of her life,
and Postmaster Mansfield has arrested r. r. Men
Zies, the attorney of Mrs. Andrews for SANDER and
after compelling him to give bail in $4,000, had
him re-arrested for assault with deadly wea
pons. Lively times there seem to be at Delavan.
New SAFETY-LAMP.-A new safety-lamp for
miners has been patented after seven years work
on the invention, by Messrs. Howden, of the Union
Foundry, Wakefield, England. 1t is in appearance
| and construction like an ordinary Davy lamp, but
gives out a light equal to almost five of Davy's
1t is so constructed that instead of the gauze be-
coming heated and liable to ignite infammable
gas it remains quite cool, and actually consumes
the noxious vapor. Successive trials, with the
Stephenson lamp, in the most dangerous parts Of
the coal pits in the neighborhood of Wakefield, de-
monstrated its superiority over the latter.
There is no perceptible falling off in Southern
trade with Massachusetts,, according to the Boston
Daily Advertiser, which states as "fact" that on
Wednesday and Thursday there are reported to
have been in Lynn fifty buyers from New York and
the South-many of them from the extreme South
and quite brisk business is said to have been
done.
In 1858, ten widows of Massachusetts,, under 20
wears of age, were married for the second time.
Half of these took bachelors for their husbands
while the remainder took widowers.