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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-22
L. S. ULLMAN'S
Weather indicator
ForeteIIs Rain "a Hours in advance.

ULAAE Deer Sir: The little plant you
kindness TO send still faithfully performs its
duty weather Indicator; and delicate is it, and
sve 10 the least atmospheric changes either respecting the
barometr grometrc condition, that begins indicate
generally IN advance Of the usual instruments.
have kept suspended in my ofce to my standard
Smithsonian barometer and Macon hygrometer and have
ced that & is faithful in its indications these instruments
II is truly Natural Weather Indicator, and Unreliable
regard this Microscopic plant therefore, OF its
sveness and its durability, adordng cheap and reliable
for the purposes to which apply II, important and
valuable discovery and believe that it will commend itself
wherever used Yours, very truly, RICHARD o. CURRY.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, May % 1890
Having recently received about coo Of these valuable Wealth
Indicators, will sell them quantity, and il the
perfectly satisfied with their money
will bereunded This Should satisfy every that they
lose anything by the experiment Price So when sent by
mail a. 20. Sodby STRETCH q Forbes.
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JAPANESE TONIC.

delicious Aromatic Wine and the favOe Beverage Of the
Tycoon and Nobility Of Japan in all Of Debility, Indgs
ton, nervousness, &c
Another valuable property OF the sak may
peculiarly applicable to this country It offers eectuA
edy against the diseases mala-ous districts
couneracs tie effects Of impure atmosphere, and other
wise an iHfallbls febrifuge
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q 9

Commencing Monday, April rs, lS6O.
Time to Memphis Ticsnty-tl50 Hours
ONLY FIFTEEN MILES STAGING
CHECKED THROUGH
sAsSENGRRS FOR the south take the A. NJ Train OF the
Tennessee and Alzboa Railroad at Pulaski Carter,
Thomas Houghs line Of Stages Prospect station distant
miles, Decatur with Memphis Charleston
train Tor MamPE Grand Junction ane all points South
West.
Through Memphis can be procured At
the Tennese and alabama Railroad Ticket Office,
Passengers going North take A. NJ Tennessee
and Alabama Central Railroad Decatur connecting Prospect
station with the Stage line to PULASKI, &c.
Trains makeclcse connexions both ways with Memphis
Charleston Railroad train at Decatur. aprl2-d3rn
Freight 20 New York and PhIIadeIphia
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SAsHvILLE AND CHATTANOOGA n. n
-
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
on AND AFTER
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER IIth, 1850,
Passenger Trains, East and West, viii run a. foIIoss-
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville ct $50 A n and 3PM
Arrive al Chattanooga E30 P n AID Is5 AN
COMING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at 80 A u and 10 Pm
Arrive At Nashville az SD u and "A H.
LII rail connection and shortest route to Bstop New York
~ Philadelphia Baltimore, Washington Civ Richmon T.
Petersburg, Aynchb1rg Knoxville, savannah Charlessn
MONTGOMERY, heET his New Orleans, sc.
Both Trans at Stevenson with Trains On Memphis
and Charleston Rairrad, AID chaanooes with Trains on
Best Tennessee and Georgia and Western Atlantic Railroads
Through Tickrg may any hour on appction .
Ticket Agent Al Office 81 Depet The ioowng places and
a. the following prces, Wis:
hsrhve to New YORK, via Tenn & Va $50 IS
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WHOLESALE GRO


MORRIS - sTRATTON,
WHOLESALE sRoCERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Dealers i'm Foreign * Domestic Liquors,
NO IA MARKET STREET
NASHVILLE, TENNESs3E.
WNTE are in recep. Of &c we'll assorted stock
wv Groceries, Liquors &C., to which We invite the Attento
Of the trade
$50 S9lsE; Y and Baltimore Crushed Sugar, All Craze
SO 80 DO DO DO Powdered 90 do;
100 DO do La Loaf, do do
900 bags choice Baltimore Coffee
100 do Do so IasssEa do
500 bbls choice Rebofed Aolasses
5SEsss 9. ioaissyE
$40 boxes J. @. I 6Ii ThA1A-
100 do J lOxll DO, very cheap tor car
$50 boxes Star Candles
300 do ST. Louis and Mem. soaDs
100 do Starch;
100 boxes Boston Ground Pepper,
do DO DO Spice
100 do superior osrb Soda, s'papers
10 osroons Indigo; 10 no.
2 casks Dutch aAddeTi
100 bags Pepper;
so DO spice;
20 tisrces rice;
l5O Dozen Painted Buckets.
l25 do WsShboa-ds;
30 nests Tubs;
100 dozen Broous
90 boxes Tobacco, AL grades Va. brands
500 kegs pure White Lead;
80 bbls do LiEseed Oil;
25 kegs Shot, all sizes;
30 DO Bar Lead;
SO eases MasOn's Blacking;sl
| 5000 bags line Liverpool 5sltj
900 bbls KanaEha do:
$40 boxes Glassware.
| LIQUO2s.
500 barrels Pixies Magnolia WHISKY
600 do Raw Ohio do:
POO do old Country do.
80 do Smith old Reserve do,
100 do Old Bourbon dor
so do do Rye DO:
lu0 de Aoacngahels 90;
30 do Old Port and Malaga WInsr
10 do A. NJ. Gin;
zpipes Holland Tin;
do Old Cognac Brandy;
100 cases St. Julien ClaTct Winey
30 baskets Champagne, extra;
l5C) cases Brandy;
800 packages Domestic Branayi
800 barrels Cider Vinegar;
" ID many other srticles for the Grocery trads.
anil MORRy9 A
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ANTE-OYSPEPTI
YEAST POWDERS

This excellent article for rendering Bread Buscuit, Buf
fms, Waes, Ginger Bread, Cruss Of Pies all kinds Of
and fancy Cakes Buckwheat and other gde Cakes amOstn
simultaneously light well as nutritious II is generally
d>red that most of Dyspepsia and its attendant evils
arise from the practice Of eating heavy Bread and Cakes II
little Of thspOwder he added hoed Puddngs Crusts Of Pc
Pies ETC. 1t viii only them paatabe,
daes6le, thus removing the principal objection to hei
use. Price, Is cents per Box Prepared ard sold by
STRETCH & FORBES,
Druggists, Nashville, Tenn
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FaywO negro men, GOOD farm hands. Also, negro woman,
with several children Said woman is good house ser
want cook will be hired good home for board and
clothing. We prefer hiring in Edgefeld or vicinity
J. l.. & r. ". BROWN,
novI-d2s AN Cherry street.
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REGTLaR P1SSIIGER PAGKET-
Regular Tuesdays, 81. LauIs Pack 81
ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR
B EEETOLENT INSTIT UTIOES
Is
DOCTOR A. ~. MESECK'S

AAeuASHA anu GonAGAAEA4s AAeoAaAa
For the Treatment Of General and Private Diseases
On Deaderick Street. Nashville, Tenn.
THNHE DOCTOR is regular graduated Physician and old
practitioner from the old country and icing seay fifteen
years IN America With his fame established for his extraordinary
success in the treatment Of desperate he Gespes expose
his patients to hunbug the public with 6etous trashy
testimonials.
In private diseases the Doctor has failed Jet cure
smocg desperate cases Of = years standing, after they had
teen treated without and given ~ other Phy
eRns credible gentlemen testify 70 these ASSERTIONS
long practice in large capital cities and hospitals q the old
and this country made him familiar sease5
The Doctor is with the American Fuuch
man languages and always ready tender his advise and
vices with puliteness, eOnscientousnes discretion
Persons Al distance have advice and medicines
sultlg him through letters nclon Zee at least S. 8 Post
Box No. 20, (Quaczs charge only 81 postage stamps
only to pocket them0ney they do trouble themselves any
} His family rasiderce IS on North Market street.
EuQl0-dEWsm.
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WHISTLES, KRsANDIES, WINES. &c.
Wzhavs n '''rs and Tor sale cheap to the trade
los bbls 10 NeEsom celebrated Whisky.
IS hbls Old Bourbon Whisky
rs bids Old Rye-a prime article.
Is bbis Old Rye-Warranted Pure.
IS bbIs Tennessee White Whisky.
IS half barrels Cherry Brandy.
!. !. :.
25 quarter barrels Cherry Brandy
30 quarter barrels Ginger Brandy.
10 hbls pure Robertson county Whisky.
4 bbls pure Apple Brandy.
95 quarter casks Holland Gin
IS bbis American Brandy.
IS bbIs Sweet Malaga Wine.
With Cognac, Cstawba Brandy, &C.
ianI2u MIZELL, HOOPER & co.
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THE ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY!
Great Southern, EASTERN, Northern aE
Western Express ForMardersI

Great Southern, Eastern, Northern and
Western Express EOrWardeFSg
NOR the safe ard speedy transportation Freight Money
~ Jegelry nd valuable packages.
Have arrangements the Railroad Companies,
whereby they enabled forward by eay passenger
trains all matter entrusted them in charge Of Special Mes
sengers at low rates.
They dispatch Express daily for New York. Philadelphia
Baltimore and all places North and East
To Chattanooga, Memphis, Rchmend, New Orleans and all
places luth and Southwest.
To Louisville ST. Louis Cincinnati, and all places In the
NOrthEest
Have connections in New York with Europe and California
They charge Of slaves forward them parts
the South.
For information time, &c inquire Offices Of the
Company in the principal cities Of the Union
JOHN 3. BUTLER,
Nashville Agent.
Jas. SHUTTER. SuDt fTebt6
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COTTON AND FLOUR,

COTTON AND FLOUR,
VA
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
Cotton per bale Of than pounds 8
ElOGr per ...-. - I'D
No insurance ssay except from Charleston savannah
New York aud Phlade phia.
Cotton compressed the option expense when
compressed be ghed from Kew YORK foreign ports
at 4 70 I6 less than cotton not compressed.
Through receipts issued BY the Freight Agent Of the Ee
vale and ChattanOOZ, Railroad
CIV. ANDERSON,
a. 99.fRp csns-.I a. .
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Charleston and Savannah
FREIGHT LINES.
RATES REDUCED AND SPEED INCREASED
TNXPRESs freight Trains the roads On and after ghs
n s4h December, 1859, through rates from New York
Nashville:
Class per lbs 81 Third Class per 100 lbs 81 Is
Second Class, do l IS Fourth Class, do 80
Hats. Caps and Bonnes IS
Time from Savannah and Charleston Nashville three
and half and four days
Time from New York and Philadelphia, and half eight
and nine days.
Intervening Sabbas the variations ne
freight trains Sunday three lines.
No detentions BY Overcges and damages
eept damages occurring sea- promptly adjusted BY the EaSh
vile and Chattanooga Railroad on delivery
dee22-E P&B G " ANDERsON
Nashville and Memphis, Grand JunctiOn,
New Orleans dEe.s via Tennessee and Al
ALBANIA RaiIoad and Connections.
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE.
@mR@@R@MWW WHW

- 49, . s. y
To baltimore, PhiladeIPhia, New KorR
ana kOsS2n, sna nc S Saiy Road TO
ONENTRALs OHIO AND BALTIMORE AND
u OHIO RAILROADS terminals at baltimore and Washing
ton City the Eas and Columbus The West which places
connects with Railroads for AID from all points inths
West, SOuth-west and NOrth-West.
Passengers BY this Route visit the eiies
PhiladslPhA York. Boston, stthe xst to New
Through Tickets procured Washington City
the Eastern cities a an sdditos charge Of q sniy
Tickets good uet us'd with The privilege Of stopping % Al
business men and Travellers pleasure or information can
visit All the Aarn Cities at eOpaEavely snail sxPense
q Is unequaed in the world Is system Of day and ahsirask
Poiee its splendid ez9ment its exclusive telegraph lines. is
large amount Of double track is fne hotels iurde he survei
lance Of the ConPany) nsurss % he sPe safety
and comfort
the principal Railroad and Steamboat Offices in TIE Wet
Asa for teksts via the Baltimore aud Ohio RailrozS-
L. n COLE, Genera Ticket Aren't, 3 3 ORR.
H.sULLIVAh, Gen Western Agent, 4 o R z.
NV. Brown, Gent Ticket Agent, o ORR
REGULAR PASSENGER PACKET.
Fer Cincinnati
TUNEE elegant, new ard beet PASSENGER steamer
4 Clipper J. 8 HuED cOmnander, Ess-.lf
JOHN 7. HoPKIzs, Clerk, will leave Nsshyills q
for Cincinnati every alternate Wednesday suck u
turning E leave Cincinnati for Nashville every alternate Fri
care and attention AppIy On board Or to
jan2s-.i 5No. 4 Eszsls' Agents.
Regular Tuesdays 81. Louis Packet.
/ FfVHE new and s4psriorsids wheel sts1zsr Gsen.
| in eOnnsction with The isamsr b VI. kun. -
yam, Until TIE steamer Himan takes her place Der
rangsmen the public viii haze reliable line sf PACKET
on TUBSDAYSand FRIDAYS Of every week for 81. Louis
For freight or Ges'sge apply On board or %
mar25-ddn H H. HARRIsos.l Agents
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NJ q w FLO q.

Health and Spirits insured to the eneblsd shattered
constitution, by DU BARRY's RaVaIenLa AFabiCa, or
Vegetable Food, Prepared by DU BARRY & co. London.
sold by STRETCH 81 FORBES.
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JASPER BRANCH RAILROAD.

JASPER BRANCH RAILROAD.
OFvIcx NASHVILLE 4 CHATI AHOOsA RAILROAD Co..
October Sd, 1889.
10y OF the Directors
Stock Of the Company subscribed for building Branch
Road from Bridgeport Jasper, payable to the Treasu OF this
Company asfolOWs:
One dollar each Share the st November l9, and
dollars Share the lstdays Of December 1859 Jsnua
ry February March, April May June July August SepteD
Der, October, and November, 1860.
Payment may made Jackson Pryor. Jasper, the
Treasurer at bis oficei in Nashville
PrOmpnesn meeting these calls requested q thesHbs
Stock Of the depends exclusively
the provided specifically for that purpose.
oet5-d W. A. dLEAVES, Treasurer.
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FOR sale.
OATS.
Anrrnes 10 Hire

~ y SACKS OATS, Just received consignment and
spI D. D. DICKE
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A FINE FARM.
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF
VaIuabIe Land for Sale.
275aCres Clear ed, and i'm fine state
of Cultivation.
ggNHTs Farm lies one mile from Jones Station, the Win
chester and Alabama Railroad, nine miles from Winches
ter and three miles Salem in franklin comfy. On the
comfortable DWELLING good negro ca6ins and all
necessary houses Close the dwelling fine spring.
good Cistern and plenty Of falling The land
is ALL RICH and cultivation unsurpassed by any
the county propoe to sell this valuable Tract Of Land
and would persons about is John P
White Nashville Tenn Colyar, Winchester, they
can refer to the premises -
HARVEY s. WILLIAMS,
oct a,E-tf Winchester, Franklin county, Tenn.
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Louisville and Nashville RaiIread.
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Georgia aud south Carolina Money

NROM till further continue pal
the notes Georgia, South Carolina and Alabama, 70
debts due for goods
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VuvHE only Washing Machine ever brought before the people
which is Of absolute practical use rs cheap ana
and itself to the favor of everybody.
rnn
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Proceedings Of To-Day.

In THE SENATE, to-day, no business Of imnor.
lance was transacted up to the commencement Of
MIR. Wigfall's speech on the Democratic Caucus
resolutions, when our report closed.
HOUSE The House resumed the consideration
OF tue Atlantic Telegraph bill
Mr.. Alley, of Mass, addressed the Hou,e I'm
support of the bill.
MIR Clark B Cochrane, Of n. Y, moved 10 Law
the bill ON the table. Not laid on the table-ycas
81 nays 30. 49,
The House then went into Committee Of the
Whole on the state Of the Union, (Mr. John
Sochrane, OF in the chair,) AID resume 1
the consideration Of the Legislative, Executive
and Judicial Appropriation bill -
The amendment to the bill to strike ont the
appropriation for the auxiliary guard of Wash
Ing ton city-s3O ,OO0-wss agreed to.
during the discussion on toe amendment
Mr. Florence caused to be read the resolutions
PASSED by the City Councils deprecating and re-
GREETING the disturbance which occurred AZ The
meeting OF the Republicans on Saturday njgbt :,
MI: Washourne, of III said SO far as the last
resolution was concerned, 1t could not be- trne
according to fact; because there were no nolJc..
men ON the ground, and the crowd was not rss..
semoied through the interference OF the police.
Mr.. Florence said he understood there were
two meetings that night and the police inte,fs,.d
70 prevent disturbance at one of them. He merely
presented these resolutions an ex M n.
sentiments OF the municipal authorities of the
cry, 10 snow clearly that there was no com pictv
Win that disturbance. This was shown bv ne
request there stated, that the Mayor exerci:. al
tne power OF the police TO protect all such meet
ings. There was but one senti ment In relation In
that mob, and that TO condemn II in the seyerest
.sims. ne stated IL there were not police present
II was oecausethey knew nothing OF the meeting
as there was no public notice given thereof.
MI Cam Poeil, OF Pa, said he wanted the cues
ton stated fairly before the House There yrss
dlstur oance on the nrst occasion when th.,r -
semeied at the Washington House to serenade
Mr.. Hamlin. These same persona foIlo,.eI az
procession 70 the meeting on Eighth street. and
there collected themselves into an organic. mob
| when they hurled stones into the croyya tassI,
regardless Of life He did not see police ofaceI
on the ground; and there was not the slightes,
effort made to prevent further demonstration by
totally devoid Of police "a'
AS 70 their not Knowing Of the meeting Il sesrn,
strange, when the procession, headed by band Of
music, tplaying stirring airs all the WHILE should
have proceeded through our niost prominen,
streets and yet during all that time police ON
Ger should not have seen or heard OF the aane
The ebsurdity Of the excuse appears on its face.
AFTER the confederation Of one or two otbe,
amendments the Committee rose and reported thu
| adopted
l fsts- ras
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The CAPTURE OF THE SLAvKR " WILLIAM. y
The following message from the President as
sent into the Senate Yesterday.

The CAPTURE OF THE SLAvKR WILLIAM
The following message from the President as
sent into the Senate yesterday:
transmit herewith the copy OF letter, dated
yesterday. from the Secretary Of the Interior COM
municatng the copy Of letter addressed to him
on the 18th instant, by Fernando I Moreno, mar
sbal Of the southern district Of Florida. From
this IL appears that Lieut. Stanley, of the United
Shtes steamer wyandotte captured the bark
william, with about five hundred and fifty Afri.
can negroes on board, on the south side Of Cuba
near the Isle Of Pine, and brought her into Kew
West on the 18th instant. These negroes have
doubtless been delivered TO the marshal and with
those captured on the Wildhre will make the
number In his custody about one thousand More
may be daily expected at Key West which both
on account Of deficiency of water and provisions
and Its exposure to the yellow fever Is one Of the
worst spots Tor an African negro depot that could
be found on the coast Of the United Statesn
A gentleman just arrived at Baltimore, per u .
5. stsam gunboat Seminole, states that the ne
groes on board the slave vessel were being deci-
mated by sickness, and Ii was hardly known
what to do with them, in addition to those al
ready there, taken from the ship Wildfre. The
Williams was said to be a down-east built
vessel, and well calculated to carry a great num-
Der, II not disturbed. There were those at Key
West who expressed the opinion that the wild
ire (the SLAYER previously captured) and the
Williams were simply thrown out as bait
Tor the U. ;. squadron so as to let some ten or a
dozen vessels on the coast be secure, by calling
their attention off, and allowing them free en-
trance. The question seemed to be what was TO
be done with those on Key West There was
but slight accommodations, and the fear of
pcstflence prevailed
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PresbrtrrIan fO.Nl General A..emhIr.

RocHKsrKR, N. Y, May 2I.-A committee was
appointed 20 report 20 the next Assembly on the
tsry.
The board OF domestic missions ANIMAL report
was before the Assembly. Or. w. NJ. Scott and
hev. Or haPpersett presented statements Of the
ptogres OF the work. The receipts have been
slis,vo, and the number Of miss onariss Is 500
ana the number OF new churches So Rev Or
Adgef made an extended speech against the policy
An invitation was received from the V
Central railroad at the opening Of the afternoon
session 10 take an excursion over the road 70
Niagara rails. The Invitation was accepted and
saturday next named as the day for the excursion
Dr. Adger continued his remarks Of the Morn
ing, taxing strong ground I'm favor Of simplify-
ing the form Of the mission board reducing their
number and combining their operation, - hrlds
outside Of established presbyteries.
Hon. Samuel Galloway. Of Ohio eould MT -.
any more Scripture authority for executive com
mlttees than for boards. III the system of boards
Is not gospel system, then let them give us
gospel plan.
The report was finally recommIt,ed for modih =.
cation.
Dr. Thorpwell reviewed DR.. Hodges argument
In favor Of the present system Of boards He had
not concluded at the hour Of adjournment
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The Presbyterian General Assembly,

PITrsBrRe, May I.-The General Assembly
heard the report Of the church erection COMMITTEE
this morning. Every application for aid by los N
or donation has been granted, and the fund in
creased TO $4,000
PTrTsBuRe, May 22.-The General Assembly
grounds against the demission Of the r1ipistry
Nearly all the speakers favored the report which
w adopted without amendment, by a Il re ma
iOrity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-23

INTERVIEW wITn Mr.. LIScOLY-The COM
Inlttee appointed by the republican national con.
venusn, comprising President Ashmun and the
Chairmen OF the State delegations, to oficialIy
announce TO Mr.. Lincoln his nomi nation had ar
interview with him at Springfield on SATURDAY..
Mf l. made brief address, remarking that ke
scne one OF the far more eminent and experienced
Statesmen whose distinguished names were before
NE convention" He would, however, accept
me trust, and in few days announce the fact by
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FUTURE DAYS.
By ]. c. MCGUIRE a co. Auctioneer,.

A FLOODED RIDING MARE AND FOAL,
"A FoR SALE.-On SATURDAY Nav 18th we
shall sell IA front of our auction rooms superior
BloodSd hiding Mare and Foal. This mare was
sired by "lmaum,' one of the cele bra ell Arabian
stations sent over to President Van Buren, by the
lmaum If Muscat, and the foal was sired by the
celebrated tr"ttIng stallion Morse Grey" She is
wcll-gaited, and as a blood mare. would be inval-
liable TO gentlemen wishing 20 raj Sc blooled stock
ina q st j. e.. MCGUIRE Il Co. Aucts.
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New York Market.-

NEW YoRE. May p Flour has downvari
t'ndencv, closing az de line Of Sc Safe s5.5 10
Oaio 3 sOa6 o.; Southern IS. 75a6 IS Wheat ac.
! We, win = downward tendency; red Western
81 30. Corn ia tending downwsri and ,ctiy,.
mixed zoe; yellow 7Oc white SOC Pork ia hea w:
mess sl7 -5OaSI7.62. Whisky hrm at pc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-23

hhkANsAs-The Democratic Convention In II e
nfN congregational district Of Arkansas has nomi.
h I Hon. Thos. c. Hindman for reelection Ia
congress The Convention then endorsed the
scuoh OF the southern states at the Charleston
Convention, and appointed N. p. E3urrows ana
; D. carroll as delegates, and Hon #. n. Hind.
man and n Bart. Pearce as alternate 10 the Raj.
timOre Convention - '-' DoA
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Financial

NEW YoHK, May 23.-Stocls are more active md
higher; Chicago aud Rock Island 20; Illinois zen
tral bonds Nt; Mich. So. (guaranteed) %; New
92K, Mo. SAY
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Meeting of the Admirer. Of B,.,.,

BosToN, May 2I.-The admirers of Heep.n
held meeting at the Parker House tonight, and
appointed Committee 70 collect subscriptions
for testimonial to him Three hundred and
MY dollars were subscribed on the spot