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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-29

EEeetIng of the National Democrats
OF Davidson county.
meeting of all true Democrats, alike opposed to
Black Repbicansm in The North and Secessionism
in the South, will be held at the Court house, in the
city of Nashy iile Saturday, tie Seventh day of
JuIy Tor the purpose Of ratifying the nominations
Stephen A. Douglas and Herschel V. Johnson, Tor
President and Vice President at Baltimore Several
distinguished speakers expected to deliver ad-
dresses. An true lovers of the Union, ana oppo.
nents of secession are invited 10 attend.
June 2s-lt MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Nashville Female Academy.
Founded 1915.

TNHE next session of this Institution begins first
i Monday il September. Pretarar9n week tor
classification and roomEg of pupils, the last week
August Note the following advantages:
l. The Buildings IN extent and fitness for
School purposes domesuc comforts, health, exercise
and convenience are wholly unequaled ID tue United
States. We challenge q comparison. IN
2 Thc Six Acres OfLaSyn and Shade
are enclosed the greatest privacy and
afford pup the uBrestrained freedom of Childish
sports ana innocent amusenents-
3. NOn->ectarian.-rhe Academy belongs to
fifty gentemeu repI esented by seven OF their num-
Der of different denominations, pledged preserve
the non -sectariln character OF ie school, q
4 Ihe Maternal Care of the Boarding pu-
pills is entrusted unaer the constant supervision
the Princpal ladies' of culture and education who
devote their whole time to the happiness anu comfort
of the pupils. 1-e-
s. The Health of the Institution is
unprecedented IN the history vi schools- three
deaths have occurred among the pupils in forty
ye The health statistics of the Institution are
among its highest recommendations. - - -
o. The Rooms are large, well furnished, and
never crowded. rlr-a
T. Securtty from Fire.-The buildings are
heated by steam nghted with gas, SO thai the
pupils from the ordinary accidents accru-
ing from stoves, lire places, and moVeabie lights.
the health OF the schooI. - E-aA sf# -zs
s. Regulations which years have shown to
be saiutry, Viii be Continued force
The fewest possible changes vii be made IN the
rules and general arrangements OF the Academy.
.. Ehe Faculty Is Composed OF thirty live
teachers ATTACHES, most OF waom were associated
with my predecessor. In the Literary Department,
'he teachers have had long aud success slu experiences
vi III en- in the Old Academy In the Music
and Ornamental departments the Teachers, PROBES
and Artists OF hign celebrity. \ superior
Harpst has beea recently engaged for the ensuing
year =. it
IN fact the highest adyanta ges in every particular
tiiat can De found an any similar Institution IN the
United States, furnished the Mash vlle Female
Academy-the n Ina nd.sr OF f.uudreas of the most
elegant and refined ladies ia the southern States
LIZ Terms heretofore. For particulars apply
for Circular to the principal.
GEO. ~ EVERAART.
Nashville, Tenn., June 11-lw4wSm
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Extra Fine Corn nj cal.

4 additional supply just received Ter GlenwOod.
~ Also fifty barrels o. the cheapest Food Tor Stock
IN the market. BENZ + SHIELDS X CO.,
1uueIl-u Nc. - College street.
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arrival ofPassenser Trains.

vILLEScHATTASoOG4-5P P Ms AN
TESSEssEE L ALABANA-I 600 An, 500 P II.
IoUIsvILIE& NASHVILLE CA u. 500 2. II.
. GaIistin xpress 300 A. II
RDGEyIELD KENTUoKY-1O An, p. D.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-29
Augusta Markets.

AUGUSTA, I'd, Julc 20 rs.
BACON-There is some improve ment Noticeable in
the demand Tor Bacon, and prices are rather sitter
stock on hand modeiate We quote Hog Kouud
nominal IL all y; Gear Sizes 125I Abe; Ribbed
Sides 2L.a1215; Shoulders 94a9Hc.
FLOUh-He note no material change IN this ar
ticle Demand moderate for both City and Country
brands. $3.50
GRAIN-Thcre is but little Wheat Offering on the
market and prices unsettled. We quote NOM
inaiIy prime White ST 50ll 10; Red 81 53a / co. We
belle We, however, these figures are rather above The
views of buyers. Corn is unsettled, and price
irregular will declining tendency. We quote 81
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EoR COrNCfLMAN.

NOTICE TO CANDIDATEs.-We will not insert herea-
ter any person. can date for Office in the
PATRIOT, unless paid for ia advance. Inar13-u
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naEEnEsTS nE THE RaHR0aps.

Departure OF Passenger Trains.
y ,sHyIt1E 4 Ga AT. xeoGx Il An, P. VI.
rExNEs-ry 4 AIAFzxA- 4-I5 A N-, 300 P. VI
IoU.svItIE 4 y ssssTILE-5:0O A NJ 1920 P.N
- Gaiistn Express5 100 P. NJ
EpcEFrzrD = KExIUeKT-6:3O An, 2:45 p N
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Ne $50 uzA
gINYAN,S Pu. arms PROGRESS

TUE celebrated end MAGNIFICENT l'aEorama OF
i BUNYAss FIlsI1is ResEsS; IS f.sy.' ior SALE
Tifis pal.tiIg has been hiore t 1hr Of "a eoii-
t-y Tor several yaaS VIA. 1een exhibited ia the
principal cits ia The country Ind e!ici-ed tse ar
qualified dnratioll OF lie ~ ess i'ectie- Il IS
in good order ysitA All necessary hStcrss, ready
boxed for Shipment For terms Sys-, S5., apply an
person or by letLer TO J. O. cEAlouEse, or %
A. = CANT, 4 CO.. lzsl-
iuneIo-tf Nashville, Tenn.
!. uisrIIie; Courier ard Cincinnati Commercial
copy 3 times and seai,i bill 10 this o nee.
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4 Beautiful Grove Of Forest Trees.
Tie Japanese Hat.

A NEW sly O. Soft Hat, sye hing only ounce
N Just reeeiy ell tin day BY express, al the fash
ionabie Hat emporium OF 81 lllANGISCOs, =. 1.
lneI5-u ~ @i . Pubic square
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-29

Sfs KEGS White Lead foe sale by ssg.se
CO BENZ f. ShIEIDS & co.,
snayl7 Nos. Is aud ~ College 81
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"A L : O
SNYDER & FRIZELL

Have hand i large assortment OF
II AIDES French Dress Trunks
IL do. Sole Leather do;
do. '.CabiBet' do; "a new arrcle,)
Gents Fine. Sole Leather Trunks;
do. DO do Co Vaises, ashland and 9th
er sIyIes;) which they are Offering al very re-
Siuced rates Gail at No. n Public Square.
janes-tf
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LAND FOR SALE.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL
RrnadUaY. New York.

yIT HEN completed six years ago the St Nicholas
w was universally pronouuced the most magog-
cent, convenient and thoroughly O ganized estab
iishuaeHt Of tie kind on this continent hat Il was
then IL remains to-Gay-wakout RIVAL IN size. ia
sumptnoasRess, and IN the general clements CT COM
fort and enjoy The Hotel has Accommodations
for 1000 guests, including leo complete sniies o
apartments for families. six hundred persons
be comfortably seated at the tables Of its three pub
lie dining rooms, and nothing that modern art has
devised Tor tie cony enience ard social qualification
Of travelling pubic has been omitted It's plan
or is neglected IN pfacicai details The early rep
utaIiOn of the house at home aud abToaj derived
from ma itade, s spperb appointments, and its
home like comforts and u xures, has been eEhaBced
every yeaT by tie unweariea exeriiohs OF the proi-
tors -ala IhEADNELt., HHllCoAB a. 90
may2l-Sm
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-29
Something for the Hard Times
DRUGS AND MEDICINES

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS
s Corner of Broad and Marketstrceis,
Nashville, Tenn.
lTTE are prepared to execute orders for Drugs
w and Medicines aud all articles pertain
ing 70 the Drug Business, with despatch nd at tn
lowest market price.
The sumo attention VIII be given as heretofore to
have every article OF as good quality represented
and in no instance Will thing be put up that is CT
a doubtful or sophisticated character.
II IS our intention 70 maintain the reputation
have osttblisedia selling none bni Pure Drugs and
Nedc nes, aud we, therefore, invite you 10 examine
our stock before buy ing elsewhere, believing
show Oh Inducements seldom offered IN tint. any
other southern city. In addition to Drugs We have
constantly on hand large stock of Perfumery
soaps aHd Tuet Articles, White Lead, Linseed OIL !,
spr10-tf
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SeDR. NOT MOTIFS
GhalpbGatG .golllG.


An aperient and stomachic preparation Of
IRON purified Of Oxygen and Carbon by conf
bustion In Hydrogen, OF high medical author.
ity and extraordinary efficacy IN each OF the
following complain IS viz: ss
DEBILITY. NERVOUS AFFECTIONS. EETA.
CLAYTON, DYSPEPSIA, DlARRHEA, G0NSTI-
PATTON. SCRoFULA, SALT RHEUM. SCURyY,
JAUNDICE, LIVER COMPLAINTS REEUMk-
TISM, MERCURIsL CONSEQUENCES, INTER
MITTENT FEVERS, NEURALGIA. CHRONIC
HEADACHES. FEMALE WEAKNESS. LIS
MENsTRUATToN. WHITES, CHL0ROSIs, etc.
PIMPLES ON THE FACE, R0UGHNESS OF
THE SKIN, etc.
The IRON being absorbed by the blood, and
thus circulating through the whole system, no
part Of the body can escape thssf'ssN " ,sol.dier-
full influence. .-
The experience of thousands daily proves thar
no preparation Of Iron can for a moment be
connarea with It. Impurities of TIE blood, de-
preston of vital energy, pale and otherwise
siekly eomplexicns indicate its necessity IN al
most every conceivable case. In all cases CT
female debility tluof albus, ehlorosis. etc., its
effects are delightfutly renovatine.a No remedy
has ever been discovered, IN the whole history
OF medicine. which exerts such prompt, happy,
and fully effects. Good appetite, com
plete digestion, rapid acquisition OF strength,
WITH an unusual disposition for active a1c
cheerful exercise, Immediately FOLLOW its use.
As grand stomachic and general restorative
it has no superior and no substitute.
Put up in neat fiat metal boxes continuing
so pills Prlce 30 cents Per box six boxes,
So so; one s:ozen boxes. 81 C9. bos. sale ny
Druggists generally. VIII fe seltt free 70
eny address on receipt OF the price All lex
tets, orders, ETC., should be addressed to
...e r.. B.LOCKE & Co..
General Agents.
It a-z ez1 sf..gt 339 BROADWAY, Y.
N.B-Thc above Is a facsimile OF thu
label on each box.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-29

a Card.
The Legislature OF the State Of Georgia having
passed the following Act, at It's Session Of ISIS pro-
hibiing the drawing OF Lotteries within its jurisdie
.ion after the LIST day OF June, 1850 viii on that
day, remove our entire business Wilmington, Del
WOOD, EDDY * co
Wilmin gtOn. Delaware
Owners and Managers Of the Delaware, Missouri and
Kentucky State Lotteries.
AN ACT,
To repeal all laws, and parts o. laws, authoEzig Lot
teries in the State OF Georgia, and for other FUR
poses
SECIIOS l. The General AsSeaJ!y0f Gs0zgiG do enact,
That from and after the first day OF June Eighteen
Hundred and Sky, all laws and parts OF laws author
zin, Lotteries in the State OF Georgia, The yend
ing of Lottery Tickets in said State, Be and the same
hereby repealed
Approved by the Governor.
December II, 1885 may15n
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Gommrrfial.
pAnY PArnror. oRfrcE. ,
NASHVILLE. JUNO 20. $50.

=
b C0TTON-No Sales-a ~
FLoUR.-We qaote superfne at s6@s6
so; ,xtra s7@7 90 p Dbl. In sacks s. go
a SIS IS. for extra, Wholesaler y 81
GRAIN-White Corn so per bushel; mixed
75c. Oats IS to Soc. per busheL
BACoN-Is in request and scarce. We
quote shoulders ats; clear sides lIt9ll4 /,
hams 1Ol9Ilc p 10. These are the buying
rates from wagons packers receive Be- adj
vance onthem. zT -4.E.EkYzzz
LARD is in demand and sells readily at
lie. p D.
MEALS selling at soc. p bushel.
FEATHERs-we quote at 4Ot942 p D. =
GINSENG -2593Oc- p ID decline
GROCERIES.-The market is pretty well
supplied. but dull We quote-Fair sugar
8@sk p h.; Prime 20 choice 9@94c.i ia
barrels }@Ic advance these figures
New York Coffee Sugars Io49I13c. q H.,
crushed aud powdered ll1@12c.; Loaf Il9,
I2c. p ID.
MOLASSES AND SYRUP. Molasses in
barrels 4O945c p gal; half barrels $50
4Sc; Sugar House 43@45e. Golden Syrup
in barrels 75c,: half barrels S0e.; and kegs
Qen gals) Soc.
COFFEE.-Rio 14914ae.; Laguyra 14@
I5c., Java 1s@2Oc. p b..
TEA.-Imperial 5Oc9s1; Gunpowder so
@75c.; Young Hyson 10000; Black 60
al SO.
Saline quote Coarse Sack at 81 SO
and Fine at 81 6O@s1 20; and Barrel at
4Oc. p bushel.
COTTON YARNS The following are the
agents quotations for Cotton Yarns: 200
and 500, Sc. p doz.; 600, 1Oc.; 500, lie;
and 400, lie.
WHISKY is held at 2O922c.
p gallon, and country at 5o975c. y gallon,
according to quality. - ~
CANDLES.-Star 1sc per Id. for light
weight; zoe for full weight. Tallow, summer
pressed 13c; Sperm 45a5Oc per Id,
Raisins-Layer S3a3 % per box ". R
81 50a2 10.
soAP-Turpentine 50 25a2 IS per box.
BRAN.-sl so per cwt.
HAY-s26 per ION.
BEESWAX-26a27 per lb. 80
CHEESE Western Reserve 1Oa1lc per Id
st. Louis Market.
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The Drab Ffeth ortar.

-OF entirely now design, at the Hat Emporium
~ of & 1--WE .FRANCiSGo;S,
iunel5-tf . Public Square.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-29
BEESWAX-26a2Tc per lb.
CHEESE Western Reserve 10a1lc per Id.
St Louis Market. -

81 LOUIS, june 70.
-Four showed an improved feeling; 500 bb's. City
Supertine sold So so. nheat, small receipts anu
a far demand led To advance OF 2a3c per bushei,
and at the close holders asked stu higher prices
Corn unchanged from yesterday; mixed 45a5o13;
yellow iSl5O1s white 52a5G.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-29

+ AN Offering for sale, on reasonable terms, the
Il following property: o. han dsOrnc Buldih as
IA the 7Jh and Sta Wards Of Nashville $50
Nine Houses and Lots OF various Dimensions, from
large 10 small comfortable reSi4en low prices,
il the city. rgt4 a44s ssss-fsr
One double three story Business House Broad
street, occupied present b. Hardcastie & Co. rs
one Tract Of about y = acres, three miles out on
4he Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, frame house
aud ~eli-part OF the Lucus or Cruschtr tract, good
s.di.
One Tract of aboni 81 acres, on the Murfreesboro'
rurppike road at its Junction with the SIone's River
Turnpike one-aaif mle ont, adjacent to W. B. LEWIS
and 9thers-my BrieK-yard properly.
Oae Tact Of about so acres, egat miles out,
the MurfreeseorO' Turnpike. Good improvements (,
good water and timber a.a.T
one Tract of about 30 acres on the Franklin Col
lege and Stones river turnpike, miles out-0 acres
cleared, balance good timber asd we'll ysatered-
one Tract of about 20 acres, adjacent same on
the East, iron Is said Turnpike over go poles
nearly al good timber and soIl good. sf4-s
One Tract of about 100 acres, ten miles out near
Smiths springs, one mile End q half North OF fha
Aurireesbero Turnpike. mostly wei bered about
10 acres cledrec-and several other lots tracts
vi laad Ia Nashville aud vicinity. sst.l -. ~
For further particulars Gail Gu NAScE & HooDE ARD
No. so Cherry street ssss1 - go
Young Negroes at fair prices Will be taken in ex-
change for the above. szls - -.
jane25-1n u&A JAMES N sAURELI..
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COIL OIL COAL OIL!

On BARRELS VERY Best Coal OIL Just received
III aad Cor sale al Is cts. per gallon ey he bar
rsl, sy rs kA1ss' b'soss : "
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Ma S Nv Ill F ::
FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE %. 1860.
ROCK CITY MILL s.
pETAH PRICES

aBelp' Flour in 9ags s., in half bags s.
Old Hickory do. 90 - - y
Eagle do SO; ~ - - so
Mixed Bran ,peFIOOi bs--pne dollar
Corn Meal, per buEkel. 81 90
Delivered 10 all parts OF the city. seP-i-is-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-29
Mercer Potatoes.

IN0 BUSHELS Ne~ Yo<k Mercer Potatoes, 60 ID
lOU for eating PLGHtiHg, just res eiyed ana Io
saie BY A. JENKINS.
nArSc-0 No IL south A4rkst -.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-04

MAcAULAY's RESTING PLAcE.-The fu-
neral of the late Baron Macaulay was fixed
for the 9th inst, and he was to be buried in
Westminster Abbey. On the Sd, the Dean
and Chapter commenced opening a grave
for the great historian, not with kings and
knights of the garter, not even with Ste
phenson, or Telford, but in Poets Corner,
or the south transept of the Abbey. He
will lie at the foot of Addison's statue, and
close to the grave of Isaac Barrow, one of
the great Trinity of Cambridge men, Ma
eaulay's own college. The historian will
not lie far off Camden-almost the father of
English history-not far from what remains
of May, the historian of the Long Parlia-
ment, and near to the remains of Johnson,
Garrick, Sheridan, and Clifford, the Tory
editor of the Quarterly Review. He will lie
facing the statue of the poet of " The Pleas
ures of Hope" at whose funeral the noble
historian helped to bear the pail
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-04
Ronrd or Trnde Nleeting.

It will be borne in mind that an adjourn
ed meeting Of the Board of Trade will be
held this evening at the Library Rooms,
and that Mechanics and Manufacturers have
been invited, and are expected to be present.
Matters will be brought up, of the utmost
Importance to the city. Amongst other
subjects of interest, to be presented by a
committee appointed for that purpose last
Saturday evening, (members: Messrs. Horn
brook, Bement, and Hopkins,) is that of
"New Packet Lines to Memphis, Cumber-
land and Tennessee Rivers, and Cannelton.'
This is subject of the greatest Importance,
and will, we are confident, be ably reported
upon by the gentlemen having it in charge.
The subject of Daily Produce and Mer-
chants Exchange will also be reported upon,
by Messrs. Howes, Gwathmey, and L. Igle-
hart.
Messrs. Wells, Hollingsworth, Klusman,
DeFrees, Heilman, and NJ. w. Foster, Com
mittee !. on Mechanics and Manufactures,
win probably submit their report.
Let there be large attendance, and good
will come of it.
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Cincinnati NIarket.

CINCINNATI, Thursday, Feb. 2.-Demand
for money moderate; market easy for all
good paper; rates of exchange unaltered.
Provisions: Prices firm and decided for
bulk meat, and bacon good, but prices have
not changed. Mess pork attracts but little
attention, though it is held at extreme rates;
sales were 500 bbs. mess pork delivered at
Circleville, understood to be any time before
the Ist of May, buyers option at $ls; $50
bbls. are spoken at II 25017 so, the latter
rates for city brands; 200 hhds. of bacon
sides at 9sc, and 100 ditto shoulders and
sides to be delivered the last week of Feb
ruary, at II and 94c. 100000 lbs. of bulk
meats on the spot at 6s and s3c., and 5O,-
900 ditto sides at 82-5c., including a slight
improvement. Lard held at lO4c. for
Dbl. and tierce, and ll4c for keg,
but there seems to be but little demand
Flour unchanged; demand fair; holders
very firm; sales add up 1000 bbls at 5 60
as IS for superfne, and 5000 90 for ex-
trs. The failure of a miller and leading
dealer in the article, Mr.. Joseph Elstner,
was announced on change and produced some
surprise. Whisky unchanged and steady;
sales of 1000 lbs at 194@19kc., latter rate
for wagon. Groceries-There is no change
in the article; the demand is limited; pri-
ces are unchanged; sales of sugar at 100
sc; molasses 45@46c; Coffee l2@I3c.-
Grain-Wheat firm, with active demand;
light receipts; prime white 1901 35;
prime red 28@1 80. Corn market-Fair
ear corn dull at so; shelled is in good de-
mand, and readily commanded at 55. Oats
steady with fair demand, and 40 in bulk;
sales $50 bush in bulk 4S4. Rye un-
changed and dull at 90; sales of $50 bush
at 90 delivered. Barley dull; prices I'M
changed; prime fall at 65@6s; and fair to
good 55(06O.
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New York Market.

New YORK, Thursday, Feb. .2.-Flour
opened quiet and closed more active, with
a better demand both for export and home
consumption and some speculative inquiry;
prices have slightly improved sales of 92,-
900 bbls. at 9O@5 for superfine State
25@5 So for extra State; 95(95 for su-
perfine Western; 1905 rs for shipping
brands extra round-hoop Ohio; the market
closing steady. Corn meal unchanged;
sales of 240 bbls. Baltimore at l24.-
Whisky market dull and dropping; sales
of 400 bbls. at 234C024c., chiefly at inside
price. There is a little better milling de-
mand for wheat, and Milwaukee a shade
higher sales of $500 bushels at 25 for
good red Southern. Rye dull and heavy;
sales 2,70O bush. at s84@89c. Barley in
better demand chiefly for Philadelphia; sales
$1,000 BUSH. good four rowed State at 75c.,
and the remainder, East, on private terms.
Corn in moderate request, without material
change in the prices; sales of l3, 500 bush.
at 80@81c. for new white and yellow
Oats-Little better demand at 44@45c, for
Western, Canadian and State Pork strictly
buoyant; prices however, are without
change, and the demand is moderate; sales
at IL 37(9l7 so for old mess 18 IL for
new ditto; II O0@12 II for old prime
IA 90 for new ditto; 16 90 for city prime
mess; Is so for.uninspected Western ditto;
included in sales are 500 lbs. new mess,
buyers option; all in March at I8 so. Beef
more active, but prices unchanged sales of
400 bbls at 4 OO@4 25 for country prime;
00@5 25 for 'ditto mess; 9 Oo@9 rs for
unpacked mess; 10 50@1I 90 for extra
prime mess; beef hams more active and
frmer; sales of $50 bbls. at II 90 for State;
IA 5O@l5 90 for Western. Dressed hogs
frmer with good demand at 73c. for West
ern SIC. for city. Bacon quiet and steady
sales of 5000 bbls. of packed sides at SIC.
cut meats ruled firm, with good inquiry
sales of $50 packages at 7Bc. for shoulders
93@98c. for hams. Lard firm; sales of $50
bbls. at l0@1Ic. Butter-Moderate bus-
ness doing at I1@15 for Ohio; 1920 for
State. Cheese steady at 9@l13c.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-04
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
XXXYI CoNGREss-FIRsT SESSION.

The House was not in session on the I'd.
The Senate did but little business.
Mr. Summer introduced a resolution re-
questing the Committee on Commerce to
inquire into the expediency of repeating the
hospital tax on seamen; abolishing the
present system of marine hospitals
Adopted.
Mr.. Wigfall gave notice of a bill for
railroad and telegraph between the Atlantic
States and California.
Mr. Davis introduced series of resolu-
tions relating to the obligations imposed
on the States by the Constitution to protect
the rights of the people in the Territories, &c.
Mr.. Davis said he referred to these resolu-
tions for the purpose of having a vote taken
on them. He would be glad if they could
be adopted without debate and with una
nimity
The resolutions were ordered to be print
ed and made the special order for Wednes-
day at six P. NJ.
Mr.. Browns resolution on the slave code
question was taken up, and Mr.. Fitch dis
cussed the Territorial question at some
length. He was replied to by Mr.. Douglas.
The Senate adjourned without vote on
Mr.. Browns resolution, after holding an
executive session.