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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-05-03

A d. uersars indebted o. tie late lrms % Curtis &
"A Fnsrp mi A.. @. Enanp A Co., win PLEASE ln a'
ar aucH and settle te sane before Mr lrsI daTa f Jus
neft % f1eir 1rrollts win BE- placed On ne hlrfs q
an ofI.er rr o~1IireIi11. This n1tics d % all perez.
uh1 5ue the late drus.
QUTEBT s. ROBINSON,
m52t2n s11-rFsrr % Kzau1 8 Co
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JAMES ". > s co.,

PHILADELPHIA PETEA..
MAHCfACrTR ERS and T.p5rters 81 cod. SILVER
W sud Steel Frame speracts, survevar9 Cdurasses
ElEuesr4 zraus.t. Levels and Drzfinr InEruupsts
Phllescphi-aI ApHaratus fr sshoa1 ald Colares-
Aicras1rnesi s--frerlDes and Views sly G-1ssrs. etc.
A priced AMI Illustrated catalogue sent b. nail Tree On
nrrrrraar- --nn.
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UrTHEREas. s1me o. he =1rribsrsh 10 the Msuuhls
" EdDiE Creek FItnfr01d have "a pai1 uler eub-
~scri1ii1u A. tha szil rad. We. che Prcsiieut and. DE
recarE ~ saii roaf. cake a ell up1u fhen fr ue
vhae 20 heir s-ock i' saif 2 ~ within SIXTY fags On
oep1if luto ne hEliscf gc1u UzrtluE Tn eesa -
hnau. ftsir st1ck IN sliGToaf vl1be 500 g. the Court
Oar ~ rrtT next nHN HARDING.
nreff~w1a gaTnarv nd Trarrrrar.
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Fresh Garden seeds.
TO CAR L
ANT
8kWAGOE HlKERSe~
S59,000 WOTth OF Carriage Hardware,
Trimmings i Wagon Materials.


W. Eoud call he atseHuoG o. OzrriaEa and Waron
W makers sri dsaers generally tanur large and well
selecteasoG % oarriaEe ht-dHure and Irim1uinrsaal
Wa.n Aateriaiof az kinds which We are now cfarnr
q thetrads n lower arurss han ever cferea IN mis-
market besore-being buta very Emal sdVanco on east
ern factory prices.
We are ursclical CarElge builders, aud we latter our
selves that uur tons experience 10 The bnsinsss aaahies
rs % furnish fhn trade with better scieciel Eagif dian
can be had eissVhere Our Eeds are purchased or
cash, and under the pera1ual supervision OF enc 81 eur
drm, and customers can rcy ul1l setting ne best frfl-
cacIa ana urun The most Advantageous terms Our rtocE
- fnil and complete. and cansHsfs Of everything used hF
Carriage and Wagua makers, soathaf ne are az al times
prepared % ga orders without delET
We are als1 EEanls far The souih-vesf Tor no sale o.
Hiustt s. Co g celebrated NV York Tzrnishesa which
We are now selling a. the mauufacturar' prices and
we are a's1 AGENTS rr ChapmEn's Anu-RsalnE shaa
Fasteners. which Ee eiiatthe pateuteefs prices
Wethink that We can make u greatly tlthr a1v1ntaFe
90 aanufacturers and dealer- generally g. call anf ex-
amiue our stock before pu-chasi1g e'tswhere snd we
frust IA. ~ sti1t aftsnfiQn Il. busIne2. We shllI crl-
have Hitherto received, n. s. BRUCE & 10.
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Mr.. President, The people Of the North are
sound on the slavery question-at least that
portiau % them which I have the honor. in
part, - represent. We stand BY the comp-0-
misses Of the ConsiiirtiaR, and are determined
that every risht belonrirg 70 the South shall
Be secured to g. As a citizen q The North.
silhough a native Of ths South, ] desire 10 say
that we Of the Eorth arr peediisriv anxious
and DESTROYS that it nav Be 0urs 10 fight this
foe. lChesrs II is a foe that basrisen IN
our own land, and exists y or 8sn midst.
and we beg and implore You 10 give ne the
honor or leading the army against it anti
that honor and distinctions u eiven to ns. f14
as sure as day succeeds 20 nieht, the ides Of
November will bring us from tbs conflict with
or bsnner triomphsnt; ta8teh tmav hare
upon It the smoke Of battle and the smell Of
powder yet n VII BE- . victorious banner.
and our country, from he north 20 ihe south.
and the east to the west. will again be- united.
h7ppy and free. lcheerR. I ask ron. will
you give us the privilege / arrraf tr var
geutleueuof fhn Suutb-Fou eha a nof know
DIS foe as wen as Ee DOL appeal fo ven 10
eiFe rs the p~ositioa that we ask = msv he
qae % pert. but We shrink not from perl
We sre ready 70 ass1nr tef fun resoonsitirfv
Of The posiioasa and ask sou f0a ssign IL foos Il
care not 81 Republicans were entrrrrhad In !
hoh stronger thsn Sehss.opoI irssif-bv ne
enrrgY, The power, the might q The naitad
norihern Democracy, The fortress win be-
srormed, their guns win b turned against
themseives, and our banner shall Be- Victorious.
Tremendous cheering. What have you to
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-05-03

C1NEEHcEoF cHAEEEsrsE -The Msro.-rs
quarterly statement Of TIE Commerce Of char.
lsston' for ihe t5ree MONTHS ending March 81.
1850, makes DE believing sxhibiti
he totai value of TIE arlciss e,po-te5 5ur.
tng ~ hrg threr uoHfhs q $50. auomtes il
vaiue q ss58eT3, which Il ~ besyi.-,
qpar4y Wpcrtstion ever made frsn fbis
part His one-hitd larger Dan tie erDo7fs.
uon fer the e'osinz three r.suibs 81 fe5o -
previous oest eNPoFation. or ehis F1gisrs
took more han 0ns-hslf zsS Frsnee
ons-ioarfh BEausu, SFsl~n, spain. al -
saa ioio"sa next IN ersdatioR. TIE SAFE
frsGe ~
ne total value or Imports 81 This po- e.,
The sane perod a~mountsdto S9Tsss3 81 49,,
one-'lgntsenth Of be value exported, showing
9 lsrge bsisues Of trsas1h ON Fsrsr 80
p~ortstinns, We rad most viii Chs
win Englsne, from WIEN iointly uors tbsn
hres-fourths of our impartstions cone
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A C-oEsCIEsTIo1s EEFLsTE.-Anong the
letter. received b. Ausitor Benton, recently,
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Give rs the opportunity. It is all we ask:
en- We seek give rs this and victory wiz be
ours and vsnTs. n the convention Should de-
termine otherwise, it will be A d1ugerous ex-
pertinent. II The union Of the States are to.
be -dismezbered, if the banner OF orr party is
70 be BONE TO defeat. and not 70 victory, then
he consequences are with you. Sir, ~ ibis
Union Is 70 be dissolved throngh ogr instru-
mentality, the illustricus dead would rise from
their graves and curse us for the part We have
taFen rr-urofnrsn0 81
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RARs &RER.

TusRg vii be a FREE LCEcH az ne eirler q
Il Seed a. Isclsoa Streets Port PlckerinI from
ns-s.' CHARLES vToUyts
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ThgNsE o1gsHs eae.1,h sisslbl

- ne New 01ssus crssesat9n asssrfbl
inx a Noodles duel between Two iRdiriinsis
81 that cry, says: " Weawill mention. ssa
singuiahy lonE-drawn-out coitciaence. fbsf
this was the fifteenth dnsl, eonclnsivelv- IN
WEIGH De-. CaaieFWss on The field 81 surgeo,.
thhaaths man being hH, cut or hart III M
slightest degree. Dr. Rertheiet. who was ~
other surgeon On the aeld Yesterday, is slmosi
sslutkg with bis men Hethas bad several
Of bis patToRs badly winged, bat has slEsvs
put then on thsir pins 81 good al heye. ana
bssy st 70 lose 2 nan IN TIE ansrsae way.1
s'D5UeIAs AT Hoxea-ma Washington
correspondent Ct the philadelphis Prsss tels.
graphs The following item:
Jndge Dcasiss T. receiving Dispatches every
hour. hln me spirits, reaiy for any fate,
and far more indfdsrent than most Of his al.
esrsaries. He stands steadily BY his prIncE
pies, and viii never surrender them to conf
nand az empire.
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BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES on THE

" LAND.
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sB'0EEce.

Aftncuunrf Alfra.
r. U-RrT.
THF d~sfsniaut 10 ne csss win pIss1e fazeusdes mat
4 on nsath Eyof June. 1854, ihep aillff VII noss
Pr aEaiust hiu, beflra ne, al ny 0Es5i IN
lp1n the Eruad uathe bad rm1vei, on was sbldt ID
an1Ft D. Esef- ur Die property, BEYOND tire umitsnf
ulz stef-. Hhen md uhere you can sftend ald dsfs1i
vi 800 hlrk lUpeg, otheTWte the ease viz herrleeefed
Euh eE1rrte J. HORNE, -
Meu1th Kay tsf, 1850. my1siEs
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tf~f eaFaf Breck5 rEe4 autbor.
1sss ss7ualihed isgtal Of IL REPAID WbIcb
hasrn Hs1el cincas1es ibat be os-s az
nzt gote fer 4of Die own fs.
liEi - Hsfh so5nsStbsator ON boidipv 10 a.
CIR, AZ that be ~5 roie fyI : ustiVs
sosaes skzn for q forsiS. snrn citizen.
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IVNnfRN.
TRRaaERR.

A Boy shout sixteen geafsof ars 70 attend 70 CiEi
~ sfme. Rcffreucc required a. 20 holesfT and q
racltu Aupiy az tleelilr1 81 W.. AGhAkD4F
m-afIt 81 TIE Chariesian dep1t-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-05-03

I'm Vasssr, . wealthy citizen - -
kssPsis, New York, Is sbout 70 fouD5
dow q female c0liege, which viii aF,-5 :.
young ladies educahOnal asulntsrw sopsi =
those enjoyed bF The eterger rex n Ysir 49,
RsrTard and Brown Universfues h -
poses 10 sndow Il w,'h afcoS = Z 5,-
ss5asz1d dlers
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80 Matter on Evefy Page
THE GANPAIGN APPEAL!
q NoEras FoR 90 pOLLLRn-
EoV IS ths tine 70 make Hp CLUBS y

pr TIE sun Of ONE DoILAR We propose t'
isru. he WreKrY ArFEsL from the l5th Of
Nav 10 ths i5fhof NOvenbg. T~neHpproaeh-
ing Prssidential campaign promises to Be one
az he most interesting that has transp;Fed
during TIE existence Of our government, sne
the newspaper 80 this account viii become o.
doabls interest to he people he snail sun
at which We propose to issue he AFfEAL, vii
place 1t within the reach OF every nan whf
has an i~ncIiuztiOz 70 read and keep pace with
the tnes.
All Clubs, as wen as individual subserip-
tioas, shoud Be sent in By ehs lssh 81 May ar
We shall print o6nO extra numbers.
ArEiL ;, 1850.
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HOUSE AND Let,

On t1s corner q Cau1sT street add Browns avcnue. nov
ocru7led a. sGroerg store I1s pr9per ) row reat-
for haif Cas1. baitEas in one yaar via Interest sale
nj woSseREAT. DUFszE 4 co.
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~Neam9fraas q m.
- - - - - -

We have a y1-nE Nesra Wlulu fr sale. rs years ga
an eEcelelt seamsi-ess and gunsriar h11ss servant. ard
sall o. Res r1od ocoE- T0UNG a. WELD.
SIS MUusreet ur stairs.
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SsaAssaTOGoH
Empire Spring Water,
sne.ter q cgnrr... ssri.. Rar

.WHE ENPIRE WATER s h1flea frln tLs Ruaiss
.1rrrF. 81 Saratoga eTrlrra. Enr Tarr TIr
fofral1 y siiustef net far ffcn The Cohrress aprInH
AMI ths ahpefsf g1ilig a. ne Emuue 3 seer cnHlsts
d. Is oimhinirE aH ge rro1sroes 81 fha colgrea. win
an a. tIlu q aiarEa amount of iodine.
The 40 Lr1iscf ne Enrire water fhIEs a cumdira-
tcn 81 Biazrrrs.8 81 lime. Matuesll and sd. aud
Cl1FiIsof soseuns via fHciFe guilr 81 AFfflpfE1e
% 8lda cr Isllnc PEI E.lon7 hfli 10 soiatnn p CarlepE
Acid Gas.
Wbaf b. taa1zdcf md epsslany stayed TO- di1sasas
pecllir q fle rqulcrn climate.
BOD
E Eamtsr4 su-inzs. ~
rrGZrr r q rrfr rerf. Hew Yff =
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On WOOD CHOPPERS immedIn,siy. ~ Fh.eh.
~ h.rhest price viii be paddy ~ hcAURefl
mrarwa A. madia1u. Arl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-05-03

PROGRESS OF THE CONVENTION.
ne Charleston convention 9 drsgs its slow
Length slong.n Twelve ballots have been had
thar are reported, and though DOvoIAs gsins
soaeWhat, NE esunOt see that any ustsTis
advance hss been made toward a nomination
since the first ballot. The proceedings OF yes
tsHisy are uHreporsd ss yet. We are in
6ssted 70 TIE kindness Of Col CoLEzAN, h.
efficient manager q the Memphis TELEGRAPH
Omes, for TIE detailed reports Of the vaTisu.
bshots. Nothing is rePorted frOn tie seeding
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-05-03

Al ANo tarii hand god draymln,E n1a VERY So
perilr haa1- TIE boy l. a good aiuile uson servant,
TOENGE WELD
lp44 Z5 Main srrec no Enlra-
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=. W. ERSLTE,s
s|oBTHERN DBNTAL DEPOT,

15iN-n ssest Memphis tennessee
TIRsr excl riT4ly neEi1i salesrolms IN this uegi1u,
n estl1Ns1ci Marci i0ie6D. % reguat o. re- Pro
l-sst1u- EVERY ARTICLE 0f DENTAL SUPPLIES AT
L0ehei EASTERN PRICES. 81 pare Sold Ecil.
4Acl per 9 oG Ia1truufnts and IcH taeuutl1
band fmner crmF Uaursuaes- ~Tceth-l1lr Ehi-I
q lo's. al STYLES Cold. FI1tina auf Saver Plate.
ctci De-tai Chsirs. BosEs etc Vuiaults H1l1Inca et..
orders -arriuiy 1ut promptly sired. FERNS casa
a Lfa4Il, iA Kan s-rcat. Mruplls, L1au-r
a1t1 g AarSef street ST. Lc1is. No
IN erfers etc., obasrus ne HsunEE afl-rs Ud
st1ie 0f taplt-A. r. L-sue's S6atleru DENIAL Deprt.
i5t HISS street., s1ul- east clrue- Washgztoa Men-
pills, rrln. rr--m
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q Belgian journal gives IN example Of a
husoaudrwbo isreadF 20 Do i~ustire 10 hisuifl
under ne most Tying circumssaces. Tx
wife being accnsed ~ poisonlng. ard on Tie
point Of being convicted, begged that TIE bus.
bands testimony might be admitted in ber
faFsT.- DDS pqHsst was Rrsnted, and he
mn dsciafed hat the best proof 81 her ihns-
cencs vas the fact that be was alive. affor .
said be, 4" an sure that II nv wife had nos.
sessed The least disposition 70 poison auv one
she would have begun With me, whom she Ia
hated cordially for ten years." This evidence
wa ~eebclusives tae Jury augbed, and shs
wonfsn Easacrnifted.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-05-03

good editor, a COMPETENT Newspaper
e~onructor Is, IKE a general or 4 poet. bora.
notmads Exercise and experiences give IA
cilitv, but the Qualification is innate. or Il is
never maRfssted- On tie LsBaon daiiv na-
pes, ~ The great hisforians. novelisis, poets.
essayists and writers Of travels have been
rled, and nearly every one have failed We
mightsa al for, after 2 display ofhfflian-
cv, brief, but grand, they died out Hteranv-
Then resources were ~eUhEuuted. " car. y
said tile late editor o. The Tmef. sra any
number NJ men Of genius 20 write for me. but
very seldom one man q common senee.D-
The "Thundsrers7 In the Tmes. therefore.
have, so far as we know, been men Of common
sense. Nearly an sueces zful editoFshavs been
men Of this description. Campbell, Carlyle.
Buiver and D'Israali failed Barnes, Stirling
and Phillips succeeded, and De Lane and Lowe
succeeded. Agood editor seldom writes for
his paprr--he read, judges, .~seHcts, dletstes.
dirers aliers ard combines: and, 10 40 an
this wsll. be has but little time for compost
ton. To writer for a paper is one thing-to
edit a paper another.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-05-03

TIE NEW JEHsEY PEACH Csor-ne
Newark Mercury says; " From various quar-
ters Of The S,ate we have tie cheering tidings
that The Indication fer a fun. old-fs sbions5
crop Of peaches are more favorable than fbev
have been for several years. We are ri,a -
lean that napyo rehsuis, which harf eifbsr
not bloomed siucs 1896 or whose esriv ,nron-
Use has been blighted by late prime frostsI nor
display a wealth Of pink blossom, iron yboss
f~ruition their owners are sansufne Of obfsin-
inc a plsnteous. healthy Yields
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-05-03

THE NFxr CESsUs-Repressutah0n.-Man
persous err0neously believe that the next Con-
grsss Wiil b. chosen under the census to be
taken this year. The present basis Of repre-
senfation cannot Be altered except BIZ a NV
appor ionlneHt Of representatives.. The law
provides that the representatives shall b. ap-
pointed decsenniRIEeand The first Congress
under the Present spportionmsn having ne
IN Dec mber, 1853, he next ngFess uusi
accordingly be chosen under the census Of
1880.
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O. .WsgEEeg., ODtIcJau
IHPROvED
81 Vain street.
OPPOSITE rE FR0vNE BLOCK
-TETFESSEE,

WILL D re1Ecr make q his business % rurEh
W Specfacles as TIE nwelt marEet priceE. r1ugE 3
from difu cents upward Hasing ueFe- bad -uV sra
lenses rc selling ny Sulcacra a. Cow r-lrs. and feal-
lns oau1te1t ttft u1ue OF my pzrrlrs ever win rez-sf
having rald Eirler prices Co ne. 20 sci UrtIHl I'D rr Irelr
superior 0ualtT. lu ouier that Co aFlu t1euraIres uf
my advise. wllcl have niue1 olv By many years
special Application tu Lts t-siless- practical Al veil aa
scientifically backed ~ fle r~t citizens Ci This a9 1nd
stale ~ tennessee. ] hope 90 receive TIE flrura ~ EI
IN need Of specEces- Ny Assortment shall nr 1I ulfa
De e. caurl eecaE AalOf any lrnse a1 the NlHn- A.
have no agsufa tn this otg uufh8rlEet t1 sell suerlaclta
In my name, 7 wclld cauton strauEer1 wishing me els.
Toe n1ains ny ElacsCf business 10 purclase ulla sU-
cert stamped win mTuaue. iulf7--ru1uIV
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Uome Mannfacfure.

NE wou'd also cll me attention 81 49,
w n1e tssir0us cf e. 9uraring h3n c
mlnufacturEs tat We are building auEEO
rouchcs and Euggies, OF the latest styles u pttfsrrs,
ard We keep clusanrTou ha1fa urEa T.1et- Al of orr
pvn u1nula-turs. We are as7 prepIref bt0 al kinds
uf rfnarfug o. the shortest naicr. and VIII ur1tess
and lispatcs. Az ntH work virranied m one yr1r.
aFo IN n. s. BRUCE 8 CO.
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JoHE RANDoLFH's NEGRoEs.-Tha Cenfuru
has a letter, asking what became Of the ne
groes fresd bT. the Wiu Gf John Randolph.
The editor replies, Hths nerrors fer into ne
glect and were scattered n varaus directiona,
rroftiing NILE BY northern bsnevolsnce.s
The CeEfHu r., we believe, correct enough IN
stating that tie nezroes profttsi little hr
northern benevolence. We know or az least
two Of them nov IN Nenia. Ore Of them cane
near being killed recently in a drunken braUl;
TIE other appears % he Earning comfortable
living for himself. Randolnh's famous BODY
servant, Hholwas With bin At tha time Of Ia
death died Bons rears SEQ in Indiana. we
believe that there is no considerable number OF
these negroes remaining tcgrther On a BODY
now AZ any point. Some are ia Canada. and
we hear n oilers at various places in this
state.-xeuia Nsrs,
The ecEAr sEHvrcz MarrLNatHirv h..
yet been done BY the Post Office Department
with reference TO the transportation Of the
California mails after the expiration Of M
VandsrbiiPs contract. II provision FOR car
rFinE e overland is not soon authorized ~.
Congress, IL viii be incumbent on the Ds,srt-
me1tto contract Tor two years further ser.
vieei IN some manner. The transportation az
all printed matter overland is rot deemed prac-
iieabie The ocean service VIII tbersfore
probably be ceufinued, unless Csneress 49,
action 70 Eupsfsede e On the 1st ~ Fufv
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Arrival OF the Pony Exnress---Hater
from oregon aud Brsash CofumbIa.

Arrival OF the PonE Ernrasa---Harer
from oregon aud Brfush Columbia.
The PouF Express arrived al St. Joseph
SUNDAY, bringing California dates OF the 2O,h
uH. We extract the folloWing unnary Of
news from Oregon and British CoIunbia
Two arrivals from the North bring Oregon
adv'essts the 12lh, and British Coiumbia to
the l4ih.
The charter election in Portland, Oregon,
on the q, resulted II the election OF TIE Op-
position mayor and treasurer-balanes Demo
cra.ic.
There az. conflicting accounts concerning
tue Simil-ka-mesn gold mines, and The general
Impression Is unfaTorsble 70 the mines being
of much extent OF value.
The Rc7uhlican safe convention would meet
on the 18th Of April, to nominate a candidate
Tor Congress.
The growing crors throughout Oregon and
WsetirFtCn were in fne conditions.
Maine news unusually encouraging. TIN
gold receipts AZ Victoria AVERAGED 100000
monthly. Excessive new digsfngs Of coarse
rold were reported on the upDer Fraser river.
Large numbers cf Chinese were arrlvfnf from.
Qatf51rias and were Likely soon to o~utnunbsr
he whites IN ths mines.
Copper was slated TO exist in large uuanti-
ties On Vancouver Island
TIE French Missionary Society were about
establishing MISSIONS smong the Indians on
Vancouver and Qleen Chsrlohs's islands, and
The northwest coast.
The town Of tVictafia was lhourfshinr. and
much building was going on. 4 Methodist
~huTch, seating five handred persons, bad ms
been COMPLETED; also a new Cathedral, cost
ING $4,000. The population Of Victoria is
otVe. ffH ETEEr p.
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Mt6 Establishments.
Enas RNke
pmhlfc I.RofuRa.

DUE GOOD WILL. Fixtures sat U~naxrirr5 Fern .
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-22
Commercial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE.
NASHVILLE, Feb. %. 1860.

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NASHVILLE, Feb. %. 1860.
COTTON-Sales yesterday of about 100
bales at 7(9 lOc. p fb.
FLOUR-Dcmand active. Extra 81 00G9
20 p bbl.; Superfne S6@6 so; Extra
Family Flour in bags, SIS so; Superfae So,
per SO lbs. These are wholesale prices; the
retail figures advance 25c p 80 lbs, and soc.
p harrel.
WHEAT-Prime Red and White, in de
mand at 81 lOgl %.
BACON-Hans 94c; Shoulders 73c; Clear
Sides Zoe p ID.
LARD-We quote at 93C9l0c. p b. The
demand continues brisk.
SEEDS-Millet Seed 81; Orchard Grass
Seed 81 IS; Glover Seed So 5O[G6; Herd
Grass 81 25GGSl 80; Timothy Seed 50 100
81 90; Clean Blue Grass 81 %, Stripped
SIS.
WHISKY--Rectified 25@27; country
brands 5O@75c.
ON.-reunessee-BaI5 &c Band 7C978
Horse Shoe 10, Nail Rod 8, Boiler %. Sheet
84(993, Hoop S4993. Pittsburg-Bar 50
Band 53G16. Horse Shoe 5, Nail Rod I Sheet
5iGg6, Hoop 7(9S.
NAlLS.-Threcs SIS so. Fours 81 so per
keg, Skies 81, Flights So rs, Tens and larger
sizes So SO.
DRIED FRUIT.-Apples are selling at
81 35(@l 40 p bushel. No peaches IN mar
ket.
ROPE-GrassI24Sl4c .Jute ia Cotton
Thread 22A(923.
LEAD.-7s cents p d.
SHOT.-Buck 81 40; Drop 81 go per Dag.
Notwithstanding 50 %, and Rifle 81
90 per Reg.
GINSENG-In fair demand at 50 cents a
bushrl.
FEATHERS-Are now seilingat 4Oc p ID.
BkkNM AA.-ln demand at 70 cents.
SALT-Barrel salt s selling at soc. p
bushel, ami sack al ) 90 TOR hue. In lois
reduction is made ON sack. No coarse in
market.
SUGAR-New Orleans brown 9(dIOc. p
d. by the bbl.; &c. lower 10y the hogohead.
n. Y. Coffee sugars log &c, crushed and
powdered III Gl2ac; loaf ll9lZc.
MOLASSEo-New Orleans IN bbls. AGA,
47c. q gallon; soc. in half bbls.
GOLDEN oIRUP.--In Barrels zoe, in
haif-barrels So, in Kegs 81 90.
COFFEE Stock light, demand fair.
Prime Rio Is worth l301l31 cents. Laguyra
IA; Java 1920. Baltimore strictly choice
13i.
CANDLES.-Star firm at 10 tor Ia OF;
81 for full weight; Tallow, l2lc.
HIDES AND LEATH Elt-we quote green
hides D cents, dry 10; Southern salt Il.
Oak Sole Leather soc. 81 ID. Tor OesI quail
ty; Harness 80.
RAGS.-FoI Cotton Rags in good order
5 cents is readily paid.
WO0L.-Tub-washed, in demand at 80
cents, pulled, 2s(930; unwashed ls(92O.
OILS.--Linse.d 75c; Lard 5 10; Tanners
75(9 loo; Cod Liver 81.
BALED HAY From store $50 per ton;
good supply on hand.
TURF ENTINE-65c
IRISH POrATOES.-S393 Is B biol.
from store.
MEAL-70c. q bushei.
CORN-Retail from store SOC. @ bushei;
Wholesale 65(970c.
0ATS-75(9oOc. ~ bushel.
BRAN-s1U q ton.