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sheriG,s Sale.

Dy virtue Of "a 10 me directed, and delivered
ID from the Honorable Circuit Court Of Davidson
eoanty, Tennessee, AZ is January Term, lseo,
viii expose 10 public sale, tn the highest bidder,
for cash, al the Court house Yard, ~ the CITY of
Nashville, saturday, the 18th day of May (,
1850 all the right, title, claim, interest," and estate,
which samuel X. Mergas then had or may have
since acquired IN and 90 the following described Nc
gro man named sam, aged about sixty Ave
years, color black LII, No. -, frehts
loo feet the South eide of Bread as6 rams back
hundred and sixty nine feet alley twelve fext
wide, and fronts ole hundred Ieet said Ailey.-A
tract OF land the soasA side e CumesFissd river
IN rtssrict No a. bes irning IN the center a the
Brick Church Turnpike road thence running >osth
- hast twenty poies % stake, thenre Is k2st
twenty ave peies, 5-io poles 90 stake oE The
West boundary OF be cid iage Tract. thence Sorth
$40 West with said faze llne - s-io pSiez o. =
stone, thence sesfh T8A West IS poles to rex
thence south 81 f-<o go tweats Ioies g. The cen
tire of the Iarnplke road tneaee south s. fast "a
pecs O. Tie beginning --iof, No 70 "a tie fsAn e
AeSi kaEAss lie. fresfiz hundFc5 fcsi - lss-
mamhrsne stsest snd FunEisg back ese banzrcd zaa
s<sepf}av- feet 10 twelve fest sfles eesnk lsssed
% tHe roferty q - maei X A=reahs - s.l,.lF
tat gnssnt rendered IL f.tox - J4znes T. Falls
zg4i1 4 SAmEel - Mega
John K EsNuNn soS,
Siberia ef Iattisaa ceansg.
aprse-tds BY A. Chkkt, sP- - ~
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O ur VI exican OstIle Feel
ings.


It would be arrant folly for our Govern
ment to disguise,the fact~that the hostility of
the Mexican people is daily strengthening
in its virnlence, and that another war is but
a matter of time. A letter from Brownsville,
Texas to the New Orleans Crescent. dated the
18th, gives the following account of affairs
at that and neighbcring points, only corrob.
Grating many other reports from other re-
gions of the frontier:
The luminosity against us on the other side
of the Rio Grand is tending TO strengthen
MiramOn, and / should not be surprised if
the CentraIists did not yet consolidate their
power on the principle of opposition 10 the
Americans. The treaty made by Ocampo
with McLane is bitterly opposed in all Nor
!hern Mexico, and General Garcia has actu
ally declared that its enforcement would be
re listed by Tamaulipas and the Stale. 1t is,
he says, but plan TO sell the country to
the GringOs (Amcricans) and the sch, me
must be defeated by force il necessary. You
can form no idea of the opposition which the
MeXicans feel toward us as people, or all
ideas of peaceful solution OF The Mexican
d fficulty would he cast aside as Improbable.
Between the tN hostile elements now ON the
frontier wal must result in less than twelve
months. In view OF this Certainty the Next
cans are terrifying all the places on the RIO
Grande, and troops are pouring into Mata-
muTaS.
While this spirit throughout Northern Mex
leo is shaping for hostilities, another danger
is confronting the imb, Gle and stultified
Greasers. a formidable and mysterious band
of Americans, governed by pnblicly un-
Known motive, armed aud equipped in all
essentials, is quietly moving down upon
them-Tae knights Of The Golden Circle!
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Save Your Horses.

eve take great pleasure in recommending the
Mexican Mustang Lniment as a valuable and indis-
pensabis article for sprans, Sores Scratches Calls
on Horses Our men have for severe Burns, Bruis-
es, Sores, sun joints and Rheumatic Pains, and all
say IL acts like magic We use other Liniment.
W. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Harnden,s and Wells, Far
go Co.'s Express"
Gentlemen - had negro man worth 81 200
who took cold from a bad hurt, and was useless for
over one year; had used everything 1 could hear
Of wi bout bened, until 1 tried the Mustang Lni-
ment. It has perfectly cured him, and can now
take the above price for him.
= Respectfully yours,
JAMES D0RRANCE,
Every Planter Teamster and Family should have
this nvaluabe article Sold by all respectable deal
ers throughout the world.
~ BARNES & PARK, -
may1-1m Proprietors, New York.
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DY xHfne e vendlnsai sxT~nas, IN fas~r
Id &c. IessenF 4. u feks. - dlreeted,
ana deiixered fsvH the Hnnorsb.e CHcsk eoslFt
q i.xidsa ceaHty. IennesFees a IA sss<sy FsIs.
lsse, sill exlese % patlic safs, - tie btxhesi
biseer sor cash, al he C1eFs katse fsfe IL shr
e1zy ~ Sashrities SAFl knlkf, the fasss lay &
NAY, zset. AZ tae rlEhf, tale, elzna ialrrest AMI
estate. Wh<A "A b Haas thxa had ~ naay have
since aeqatFve N sna - the falk.sssx aeszxsuu.i
PTefefsf 10 "a saff - III .. n flsn n ssie
b. v S.nee ior lie tuaen Rank q Tsnnsssee
fesstEse n ths t@gister's nee q nzsSasan ss.as
- n Bask :, p@ge lis, 6sinz part e IA eaaxey ID
% J, " NzEr - Aps FsTss 81 srrl REGISTER ID
n ne trles efefkezid fAeek =. paSs 414 AL
go sad taFtleaIsFlE described - fsIIe4s- Bszll-
bag 81 sake = tAe llae 81 sRing stseei s.ssi-
sset eszzer 81 Ne = t1e4es ". q ne las * saia
spfnx slseft e TEA - flzke - t1e Ae e - q
ssyest. tAenes - - n ankles Saf<b 80 ed ~
y l< alley tkzaes as. ~isk sail eiisy 90 fst -
STAKE. tbebc- = rstt ens lRt srlh 1oe TEA = fhs
eeenasas. Tes deed - ne sane i srzisssres "a
ne szAcs AZ fez=ia Bees Is. fAst So 1sff.e -
tie Fres<tiy q ID B. ilcks, - szslsfs ledzacat
sszsssz s-la hzcks n fsses u :. G lseszar
4. \, kp4uAkEok.
sPt@e-sds k1etl1 q E@8 sasez eeEezl-
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Mrs WinsIOW, an experienced nurse ua
emale physician has soothing syrup for children
eethirg, which greatly facilitates the process of
teeth. by softening the iucing allinfama
on-wilI allay all pain and is sure regulate the
bowels. Depend uponit, mothers, it will give rest
yourselves and relief and health TO your infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement n
Dother column une7d&w1y
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n EW BOOKS
JUST RECEIVED BY
F.. N n Ga An

THE HISTORY OF BFRoDorUs, by Geo. Kawlsnson
MA, with Maps Illustrated. vols
MARlN'S NE cHANIcS, b. Chas. Bennett;
history OF PENDENNIS, by Ihackeray;
VOYAGE DOWN THE ANOoR, by Collins;
LIE BEFORE HIM;
AGAINST WIND AND TIDE, by Holme Lea author
OF Sylvan Heaa's Daughter Katie Branda:
BIBLICAL REASoN WHY. A guide TO Scripture
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PASSING THOUGHTS IN RELIGION. Sewea:
NIGHT LESSONS FRsM SCRIPTURE seweli;
FRIARswt on POST OFFICE, BY the author Of the
Heir Of Redci, lie. = HAGAN.
aprl3-U or.
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E6- A new thermometer has been invent-
: | by NJ. Victor beaumont which Is said 10
far superior - abe mescurial thermometer.
consists 81 strip OF sseel AID one OF brass.
} sidered together. and beat in the form Of .
,glaent OF circle. Bras IL afflicted sxiee
much ss steel BY the tempsraiure. aud
ace. BY graduating The uzose meat n he
Il u The compound sssip. lhe szgialioHs Of
sPes aluEr sru recsrded-
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Magazines for May.

FRANK LELLE's MONTHLY GAZETTE OF FASH.
IONS.
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE.
G0DEY'S Lays BOOK
PETER SONS NATIONAL MAGAZINE
ARrHUR'S MAGAZINE
HARPERsS MAGAZINE.
IRVING MAGAZINE, For May Sih.
WAyERLY MAGAZINE For May 5th
YANKEE NOTIONS, &C., &c, &s.
Also all the latest Periodicals, received by
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Sbsrig's Sales.
ShersR,s Sale.

DY virtue of # IA 10 directed and delivered from
ID the Honorable Chaucery Court of Davidson
county. Tennessee, at its November Term, 1889,
will expose To public sale to the highest bidder for
cash at the Court House Yard, in the City Of Nash
vile, On Saturday, the 5h day Of May, 1850. all the
right title, claim interest and estate which Charles
Z. II. Martin then had may have since acquired
tx and TO the following described negro slaves
and three horses, TO wit: man named julius, aged
about ferty.tw years, Of black compile xcn, and
Ned aged about thirty eight years, OF dark complex
ion. aud one sorre aud two bay horses being levi
ed as the property of Charles 4. H. Martin to
isfya Judgment rendered in John f. q leaves
c, and NJ FOR the use &c, against Ed Lawrence aud
Charles b IL. Ma tin THIS, April 3Ih, 1850.
JAMES IL. HINTON, sheriff,
apr5-td. By T. C. DRAKE, ID. sheriff.
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The AxEaIcAs ELECTROMAGNETIC. Vim. o.
Aston IS wtrsh at leAss as, QUO .o1o aud eve
~ cent at The incutns over aud above expesi-
sss .sila chsrlsse-. u immediately reinyssted
Mr.. A. Is sill . hale aud hearty looking man,
and will probably live 10 be as old a. bis IA.
Their. lie has an sffiss, ID re be y ~ L. hard
er than a dfy-g'.od- el,rk. SIX or seven grG-
men ACT a. 10 'oA-k el,ers. bat he holds tie
thread VI lBe eonlssics1rd skeia In bis own
hznds.
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In Parsa 81. Nsry. la. On he siss ala. Apnz.
daashssr Il Hca. yeha D. Hsssssssn, sssa : years
ase maall.s.
e.sy pa ess Flzsss ssgy.
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Hen advertisements.
Heuse-Keepers. Attention.

TrHE attention of the readers of the Patriot, the
Il Ladies' more especially is requested by Messrs-
MACKENZIE MiNCHIN, 10 the excellent Retriger
ators and cheap Fruit Jars with which they are now
supplying our citizens Tempests Fruit Jars are al
mirabiy adapted for putting up all kinds Of Fruits
and Berries They durable, simple and cheap,
and the demand for them is so great that already
nearly three hundred dozen have been sold.
may2-1
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0F all The faverfss branes-Ss Pics Ussrs, Go.
" Ee~sex silver l<sf, 1eeEg hyssu. s5sx a.
Aztsfse. imFefAl en1 Hssck.
<ssxi-u RAINS, BEoEN co.
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For Louisville and Cincinnati;

TINE fine passenger and a
l. freight steamer CLIPPER, HyE9Cs5ss5sas. j
j. s. HURD, Captain, will
leave for the above and ali Intermediates ports
THIS DAY, 4th instant, 10 A. II For freight
or passage having superior accommodations apply
on board or to JOHN II. HARRIS, -.
may4-lt II. Ii. HARRISON, AsensS'
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River
vol. IL mo-, Cloth.
This book describes infinitely the whole country
washt by the AMOR River. To this large tract
attention has lately been directed in a very marked
by the action OF the Russian Government in
taking possession of ii, and it il probable that
long, for commercial other purposes, an ac-
auainiance with it will be necessary with any
other division Of the eartn's suffice Mr. Collins
has proposed 10 himself to satisfy the necessity for
knowledge. He visited every City on The banks OF
the river, noted their peeuliariies, the life,
Character and of the people, especially the
condition OF trace, industry and social life among
them. he describes the nature Of the riverltself
with respect 10 the feasibility OF navigation, and the
comparative wiidness cultivation of the ~eun.
tries on and near it-all in graceful and attractive
narrative.
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HEN Aopfrtisfmrnts.
For Cairo and St.I,o,,;s

FOr Cairo and st. Louis.
T,HEsplendid newpassenger -
i Steamer, B. NJ. RUNYAN, xOitz3h,
JACK DAsHiEIL Capt, viii leave
DAY, the 4th day of May at O'Clock p. NJ 70,
freight or passage apply on board orto :
a. HAMILTON ~
maya H. Il. HARRISON, Agents.
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j. C.. HARVEY & CO..
MERCHANT TAILoRS,

= No, q UNION t4kkkf.
A RE selling % per eenf saxer Tor cash than Any
n heus- IN Nashville. We have "a sana tbe very
beat French aad "a fiixh 6pees, eenglsfE1s q
sI81tiS, CASsgNsRES Asp xfeS1fkssSs shAsh 49,
viii sake sp h the f1xh.eesbie sts e, znd sss
raIt ID All ces<z 10 81 and give Fas1.Et - - ale
= G HARVEY = G..
Alsa, ea had large sssaFtmeut q oent's Eer-
nlshing Goods sh<A = Va 81 sew.
serT-fm J. c. HARVEY CO.
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{ } NED

p. S. Am off for Washington--d--d if
ain't-to attend to business and get out
patent Tor John Owens "Pro Slavery Seed
Sower," before the Government blows up.
You may count on that certain.
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$1,000 REWARD.

IA BARRELS EkEsn oofsN NEAL, Jass resolve
III and seE sale By
spsits-sf. Ne -. College street.
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The Barthelf Newing machine

wi sides.
!. $ college street. arr.o,hs s~Saspss Blouse.
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IUsT received, 900 assertet cAnary Bird csges-i
- all ssy les, coiors and prices, handsons
as ever brogg ht 10 N market D. sale bow by
febs-tf ]. n. WILSON
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uEcuvEp |. ssfzix e In hrssl,s e fflk. Alpzs-
IL Ca elnsAzu zzf plzsz ceszpn-sems extra large
snd ~ . A<Fs small feE tuDassE
ssr<-0 y h NaEsI1-
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Mercer Potatoes.

100 RusHH New YORK Mercer Potatoes, good
lOO Tor saifzs planting. iast receixed aud Tor
sale by A. IkAkfNS.
saar1- n No Ia south H4rket 81.
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~ BARNES & PARK, -
may1-1m Proprietors, New York.
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DIVIDEND.

A DfNtnEND 81 IHHfk ckSI the Capital
II Stock % the Nashville aud Chattanooga Rail-
road Company Was thss day declared by the Direc-
tars OF the prots Of the last sax months payz-
Die and alter the loth llsst, the ofre OF The
Treasurer IN Nashville. a. CT EAfts,
spre-lm treasurer.
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M anied.
Canarr Cages |!

IOOO BUSHELS coon CLEAN MILIET SEED
tOOO by A. JENKINS,
jailSi No. IL south Aafkvt street
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Tine, S-4stz-
skxK pAt II airezse psFse stoo, miie hestss free
Far ali ages; Aen,..is 4 ChAriestaa Tziifosd cons
pzny ~ add Eizlr worth si0o.
/. tai, tehn Caapbeiis CD. e.. by Slencoe,
dam L lie FLEA b. Wagner, BY l ]
:. faes- EzDe.' (TiF. WeiaeHasi b. b Beth
aae, azm &agaeiEa, 4 year $780,.
4 kosnitree ans ssazef = e. a. hi3 Aisxsa-
d. q f.-.s..s+-.--.-.s--...ss
Illac, - Az-i-S1
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TvGnAr. Nay I-seefttasy's plate, dash ef two
mics, ieF gold gsbses, worth $40, entrance, xss,
edited. free ala ages cub setshts:
1. Col. yohn Cau.pbelis en- b. Ike sha1x, by
waznes, aa.a b. Sleeeoe, 3 y. o-....-..
=. autrSe A-sths On. N Martha Aef-
shsm, BY AihsaH, cam kaeora BY r. am,
, 1860-11-06
Nrfti>ll Corn Trade.

rProp the MAX Lane Express. Oct. 15.1
Thr nne weather with which the month com
rnrnced closed On Tuesday with sain. followed by
sharp Frost ou Thursday. TIE len dFy aass "s.e; ,;
lie bulk OF corn crops, beshE excepted, may now
be cun.t .tdercd NJ gathered. The IHc drying winds
rcceu,lT experienced will race 1hc later gatherings
foremost III punt OF c4Ddidon; but- without c1.
traorliaasy weather ~; .he nex1 'oTtsn. '1Sse r.
Ing where practicable. las commenced III earnest
mi the tovic" of wheat this autumn mutt b..
generally backward. the land nrang 1oni hna vi;
Eery utile change can be otcd 10 iIc vaiuc oi oiH
snd cue new Wacat during the week but soit
fituo new has beca lees in iavor rron ncttSs e.
0uast,iancc Very little can be ustd with OLD TO-
ihe n.nrfnctarc of tionr. Prices therefore; los
sues Qualities hare fuFhc: receaed a'sd nave beei
EngIitn ndvicts, nad partly froM their own neece-
efti, fo-eien rpa:kct- have ecncsa!ly been rather
dearer for God Nhcat- This ha: been the case ~
France belgium. Holland, and thc Bastac a. VEL
as at odessa tas psnae.la 7fes ;I ie,nens asu
deliveries from The West, coupled wi:s more iasos
nhIe ndyiccs from Europe lave hrun.ht abott
some REDUCTION lu the value Of BrcadstaEs
The sales 1as; week we're ;3i trS wheat at S.
sd acainst ls4.IS7 qra in 1851. The London aver
ages 5ss I'd 9rs ~ M afIsas ~ YIN, INC n
fug ID Of 5ctobt'r, in wheat anc four. we're equal
to Isl s.; ora wheat. ircludin: y.sGt qrs colonial
Dv the annexed table Of quarterly ampofIs anln
London we tIda general l&fgs ine5ease ~
equal 10 quarterly increase Of z23,1H G!e ECcsl.
Tne cntfre iorc!su import for corn and Hour tAt"
Lou1oE invulstpg IN outlay for The pasl tantlef
Of Rbout twtand1ktnf 1ni:ltc1s q moncF. bean::
isst wear. the leading imports then bring oats.
Ia:re1ss und ds-r*as< or imports aa5 exports jor
he third quarter. 1si9 compared tctt" ne <oTTet-
taondlng quarter 1853.
, 1860-11-06
mAnKETs nY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Nov, 6,-Flour 1oe higher On com.
mon and medium grades. with moderate demaEd
q,siry saics 15sUJ bbls nj 5.%Oa $3.50 for extra:
S5.40G5-so for aur2er western; S5.GG$sss
ins scouln,ou to medium; eztra western IS
Eet cIoeiu,, quiet and hr1n Canadian Hour In lit
lie better request and market may lc quoted shade
fi.1ncr SALES so hhlt nj eoG $3.50 fur common t.
choice extra Rye 1ous steady. ANAL salea at $35o@
Sl.ss. comnvn to choice supcEdnc corn meal
1a1her cuIct. Sn1es 80 bbls Brandywfne at $f.70.
Whisky shade lrmcs, sales $50 bbls 1t sse-
GEAIS-Whcat firm, hat tho extreme scarcity OF
1soIs check o. 1l1s export demand: .ales include
lu3 bu Milwaukee club Ut 81. .s5G. 81 100 bu
a,r:Gtr Wisconsin at e. ~ a3.tkg huth win
yer Ied western S!xsgi =; aeost "a q sls!@1
white Ohio aud Maiana ut $1.45lEt IS; 1.0l3 bush
white Kentucky about $l-a5, and 1860 bush white
IT, ssS 81 a5 4 st. su.hes rs csasS. ssa Ind ID @
cs:ts. Barley IN moderate request, but pEices
f'r Canada East, sud - fo5 Canada West; Corn
export inquiry. Sales 96.Gg0 bu at iuH@71E for
niixttl we-tefn afoai; .a47ak for do tu store,
closing with no SELLER. Oats little moro ncttrc,
but prices: however, arc without quotahle change.
Sales ut 3. 4l3sc ior western, Canada and state.
llIpEs-sc:y quiet and steady.
FrorI-loss-Tork very quiet aud steady. Sales
t brls ut $40 for uess and 30 fos prime.
Beef continues dull and unchanged. Snlcs 150 hrla
At - .5Gl4 for country prime. $5GJ52 Is do mess 81
GS5y reI:acked 1nc.s, si05o111 extra ne-s. Prime
mess beef ANIL beef hams nomina'tg unchanged.
CIT s.eat- dull and heary. Shoulders size; HAMS
l0ssc l:acon firm. Sales 500 bozcs city lo1g clear
nlitid!es Tor November and December delivery at
!,,:c. Lard continues dull ard unchanged. Sa!es
I'M brls 1stsel13c uutteF il selling at III lIc
:or Ohio. ldltslc for state, chects unchanged.
,iancErSEs-CoGecy very quiet and firm thongh xc
hear Of Gnls a3J bngs Maricaiho at 1iss; 30 bags
s.eady. We Lear oI unly 81 Lhds Cuba al u Org
a:n.as<es quiet and noaainally unchanged, viii,
siit;l3E ea1es at 12Gt4a.
:,rocKe-ue1ter and fair business. Chi {: ]. I
li5:: b C.. 63: Reading, 4233ss; Harlctn l1!E; Do
preferred. dos1: Huti.on. 59E: Eiic, 50; y c
SOY; Z, B& Z: s1ss: e q T, 35A;; 9 G, Tx; III
Nj E !5 S is;1s 81 ,f e. ii css2l: ss Ess
Cal Is, -: Mo, 71A, Tenn. s7A.
new YORK EAxk STATEAkNr.-1nctcas In
1tGus, $1.b.I ,95t. Decrease ta Specie, $g3, Cos
lst9case In Circulation. $ao6 go. Increase in net
nc;.okits. S!H3.sN:
GnAIS.-W Whcat-AnothcE advance In freishts
hss checked the demand. Market withou.
important change. Sales, G,O00 bu Chicago spring
at $1.t0: G,U>0 ba Green EaE club At $1.u5: 6.C1.
bu red winter at Ills. Corn closed ir1ner
sales l7.uo t'q At 5oc held nt Sic at close Oats
sars, 400 b1 q: &C
HuisxT-Nonllnal at &c. ...
CANAL FnElcuIs-e5c for wheat to New York
M shipments OF corn.
LAKE. ixrvE1s4, 500 bhls -four, el4 .s555 bu wheat
! wheat. 1ooo0 bu corr, 5000 bu oats. -
LAKE lhpotsTs kince Friday Morning-94, ,a311 bill
aouE, 0ss eJ hu wheat, a6s $50 bn corn. 0lu b.
oats. a41 bu barley. ecu bu ryc. Total bushels
m 7Sh
, 1860-11-06
1TORrGAGE SATE-yrboro,.

A.3ORFGAGE SALE.-N hcrca..
Af4 Ecroen Cleveland and JOHN f. nn-scll a:a on
TIE Eitren.h day Of February In tie year eighteen i1n
dEsa 5n lit .scTgn exessie and deliver u lac nnder
re bsa,,ns da:e ts sa:t nt:csa:a d; Of Feb.nxss
M ~ s, M 10 - .,sS: I IF vay
s Stnt,h*i i I'd teE :: cv.; s IL III.
s ssi1 e shS sf isa e ef III 5
the Sste q: M?ta-: % nc sen;is!h i OF fehya
Il u:cs &c ~, 'eeoseea Il sa'd oiscc Ii booS III
All as::al Ing been r.,e IN the p. nsn OF the
n':t"i AiEsvn Auhtlcd dollars tseo' tal!l::s dus On
M IT, nssa .a ID .a LID l'!. s ft q;
k ut ie rate f tI< PEE cent per raynblr uli
the nrsr Gay Of Jung IA el1h year. iSotatr Aayir:
rsl a 4 S9s M TT sy u Il srs'
ana tacrc y no due tacrenn tic sun OF scvca;uea
1ai -:au. ,a,n:: ale brcn made tn tho r7v,nrnt
Of taleEs,t = s .ts Of ten prr eeat per aunnn sub
said Inotesia the aid mortgage ncEor e. md described
s.s M 1,s S = ::;s::t y, .. .nv
been r:l utnn sa:I 'tc :l1ce ti.e u day nf June
hu2drr:i a;a ,h!Fsy.tx t1-Iso d.iiar-. and arcu.
e:t.r te..: ben n,sae = ne o. tas 1eta heiAer
ia %atl n usEAst n'sntioncd and described.
1t pP Gs's Il ,s ,s III as
s.salns I'D LII ff ss pa.p9ss e. Ese a.
u III u sesss ssD r.
iN 81 !s hols .: ten oc;o'a u t!s ':cncou ot tat
tL.e.sn i, Il liT t9nutrn; .oo: a,a ssatsc En.i
6, u thr Cn4nt3 u ConA AID st.,.: oI li.i- t.. VII:
T.. numbered rlx!e a t1s1. l.. ot Numbered ionr q
aid Singular me senetaen'- an:rass privileges
ard nIfenancr- hcreaE.u bc'@gi::. urt IN anS Vie
~ iii IL sd % 5ana ef
heirs and ri L. sat PREMISES at public auction to
The SIX. aas III rald mortgage xere a. uade
, 1860-11-06
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.


FRElGuTs-Easicr. The engagements were:
TO Osd:u.bu1gh-Schr Morning Light, wheat n
1Sc 10 O<rego-sehrs Onward and 4. u, VIII
Nams ttaEen Saturday cvcning, wheat at l'c; echr
Delos DrMolt. wheat At l7c; .rc:.r ca.thagcnian.
whea, at l6He., TO Eui1alo-Psop !Mleshany. and
scass Metropolis and baltic. whcst at lsc; schr
at 1.sSc: e<shr White, L.oad to lcad 1t Iacincj.
wheat ut 1ac; ecar Ethan Allen new Corn at 1sSc.
FLOUR- -i:eccfscd. sGG bAl=; shipped 500 bhis.
er's Dou!,le Extra choice at s,tn del: too htl.
.'Tro1ell" d 4. 81 50 del: ~, ntls Turtle at
$4.s7H del; 90 bo1s ''Exct;sior :" cnd 100 bbl-
and The fsr,ner = drliscrrJ: IT, ibis :: :Aresdia'
Super Ut $3.50 del: 81 ohl- Super At $3%993; .
dsi; ~ hb!a ~ S5o1nssont" extra Il: $ass del aoo
WuEAT-Kecei,cd,. sd.a a1 bu: shipped, II, &c
bu. Aafke, t1m. sales werc:-s.Vt, bn North.
ve=tera Club vt Sc IN store; la;eo ba No
aiore: 50g3 In Go Il: sskc in ateEc; 8. 900 bu No
Spring at &c IN stors: 5.0oy hu do at 81 nc IN
stoIs; 1900 bn do al s1Hc In storc; Lou ou Re-
deraxud NJ miltcyH. Sales xcTr:-!50 baes good
White al $1.15 On track; slJ hn No lied NJ 2ie
ecoRS-Reccivcd. s,445 bu shipped. 4s.:.5, bu
Market a6 yaucsi 4@1c- Salcs were: $500 In No
tt SHE iu ssorc SG0J bu DO ut SIC in stnre; S.N0
bu No Caual ~ 57Ac anoat: 500 ba 70 Ut IS NC
In store: lo.tnO IN d. at SIC IN store New corn IN
good d.unnd and lc l,etter Sales were: II 0gU bu
1t Sic tn store: 1.5 bu do IT &c aaoas 500 hu car
1t &c pes IS 1,s on track.
VAAa-tsEtG!tc1. +4S nE. MAfMGk ekEauH" tSsAee
were: 4.5o0 bu No nj 1871 fs,.t.
RiE-lsec,iset: i.1!s 6a aasi:ss tirtn sales
were: 1,G9 bu No at asc IN store.
BAIaL3S-kcceivcd, :1:d bN- Market quiet.
ealee we're; 2.aN bu good by fampie at 51c, delir
cred iu cars 10 60 south; liz hu No by Eainp1r st
&Dc on track. -
6EEDs-1:cceircd. 15.ss7 Ms Market for Tlmo-
thy tirm. salcs were II base prime II S2.as: Is
bags good at SAG; IS bags fair nj *as2; 50 bags
common nj $..1N.
ulG:lNINl.S-Heccivcd. 4o1 bbls Market very
dan. sales wcrc: 50 Ibis caausry Mt 17h; 100
hhls city nj IL.
ALEOllOL-31S es0c I! :*i.
BRO3l CUHN-G toas fair 1t $3.50; { ton. do
At SIS: 5ton. inferior RI $5J.
MESS BECF--New. t*1a; Extra 4est $3.50
MESS ropK-Somtxa1 at sie.
LANf,-Nbnhnai nj llc-
TALLOW--Fttln at .:xM21tc
HDEs-Recciscd. Ga.1:5 la-. Ma1kut steady.
Green salted: sf@sc; Dry sal:ed 1:x113c; Dry
Pint, 1;HNl5c.
DUT-i:ltI:cmmnn f:2ia dut Il: 9l1oc; Good
to pr3a.s in fair reqn+*t i. 1lGs.Hl4c.
hGus-ln demand al TN eJisc = doz.
POCLTNf-Chlckcns $l.t3&li-.5 4 doz; Tur-
GNT ssrf. ES.-f4nxp1 NcMhannnrka DhE7Nar