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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-17
ECITRSE MILLS,
,rFFE r,ARcEs'r AND BEST IN THE UNI
rrrsz1 go arFEeS. FOR SALE.


n WISH to sell le mills and land attached containing 4ss
acres. sitEated In Christian county, Ky known as the
FCLTpeF and In lrst rate running
order with new machinery fixtures and everything In CON
manufacture OF hour and rs cauane oI
turunr out om 900 barrels Of -four per day, besides
r corn sol running the saw mill Bill house, dam and
oreay are AZ and Of the best Kind The mill house Is large
and veil buii.-six stories bigh-and has
FOUR PAIRS OF MILL BURRS,
three sor uhe and one for corn The machinery and Of
improved character The saw Mil D IA rs raLe ORDER
and saws finely These mills located Little rver twelve
miles south Of upknsqe within one fourth o. mile OF
Hopnsvllls and Linton turnpike, and sixteen miles iron
Linton On the Cumberland river, twenty miles from Canton and
twenty-five miles Carksye, Ienn.i and IN the center OF
finest agricultural region In the western country where an
abundant supply OF wheat can always De oonea me hlf
made m these mills always ranked In the hrt quality IN the
New orleans and other markets These mills propelled BY
Never Failing water Power;
one Of the very bt 81 the whole Western country. The land
good and gdt into two good farms The dwellings ae
out housss-nrndin nis house, blacksmith shops cooper
shop, slorohouse, barns, and other bulldngare IA ge
repas The and timber good and above doubt Will
s te mills and togetF, the mills with sufhcenoy n
the land and attached for the prosecution Of the bus
Eess OF mills ne purchaser desires or Will retain
n interest in the nils as may be desired Ahe sunor m
be pleased this property who may cali on hn
information % termss address mn hy
letter al Neusiead P0stof6ce, Christian county KY
He refers 70 Massrs. Moore Van Cuens or Camp5e mckee
4 Co.. Commission Merchants New Oreans' W q n eny
eek Bsnt LousJ incad, Cincinnati or 70 james Buck
ner and John G0Wen, Hopknsvles kyi Hon i etites
JUDGE OF the Court Appeals; Rerll, Clerk Of the Court
Of Appeals Robert r. Ferguson, COurandi Ala .oref miller
gsy azueii county, 10; w McNair Architect Montgomery
county, Tenn; Fowler, Machinist Ritts1urg fennsy N
aud William Brown, Representative Of Christian eountys a.
Frankfort.
sell the public auction, on the premises on the
eets-itii1arH JOSEPH A. BREWER
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Charles Dickens New G1 OrE,
"A TALE OF Two CITIES.
Complete % oae Volume Prcs 5lcanls tcrNle1J
dec3l IoHN Ee1E q c.
RT 0Hf fi.---0n lteri7lt af tIl 81 cr u1r1ins e
II instant, $50 hiIi on he LuLa1 -lt li l'aaa,
ihr0ugh q mIsllzes passed at tae reglisr q aa
twas passed. has discovered -ls error. .Il ziii aa
nctiI-a
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GEO. r. PATTON
Commission Merchant, Feed and
Produce Dealer,


o u Il l. A G
Hoist, hostl our fsg to heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
Unfold its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky
IN war, let every stripe gofor-h,
Borne ly the p2trict's hand,
Proclaim It's beauty and its worth,
O'efmoor and hill and strand
IN peace guard we'll the sacred boom,
Bequeathel By patriots blood
FOR OH twas in freedoms cause,
Amid the battles docd
Hoist hoist, Gag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
Uafurl is banner everywhere,
Beneath the estCrn sky.
Hoist, hoist cur Gag in Arts great reign,
Let every star float higher,
Up with the nations emblem,
Above the talest spire
Let rennesseans every where
Let every state around,
Know where type Of nature g mAds
Where every type is found
Above AFt GGloTL,
Our country standard wave,
And underneath its folds preside,
The beaufiful-the brave
The ehild-tnep paTsnt-patriot--sirs
The Walfior without strife,
Rests here in sEeetestportraiture
With every charm but life
Then raise ourbannertO the skyI
Letevery star bear news,
That types az tie Agt GALLERY,
Are made BY O. G. HUGHES,
iebl5-d1vtt Corner of COLLEGE and UDiea SIT.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.


TB4E undersigned respectfully give notice that tv have en-
tered into partnership, under the name ana Arm q
The Southern Express Com mpany, for he trans-
action Of General EXpress and Commission Business
made arrangements with the Edgefed and Kentucky Tere e
and Alabama and Central Southern 2ailrntl Coupane m w
MESSENGERS daily these Rosds and new pre 5 ~
forward goods 30 stations the named ailros =;
charge OF special Messengers at low Their MESSENGERS
are rovde Iron Safes for the safe transmission Of oev
ieelrv aud other valuabs Bills, and drafts collected
and prouapt returns made
Oaice st RAINS q BROWNS Drug s,o-s, No. - Pebble
souare JAMES GLOVER,
A. X. HOLT,
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ETE hzvenoW in stone large and we'll selected stock Of
Groceries, Liquors, &c, and viii continue % recYc in
large quantities during DE season. Our stock store
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Prof ashley Hurt D, Male College, Winchester, Tenn
Prof Graves D. President Of the Diary Sharpe College, Win
chester, Tenn.
The Weather Indicator H offered for sale SIS at the
Drug Store Of Aaron StFefclas General Agent the
Of Union and College streets, Nashville. Tenn.
The discoveer viii send the NatJfal Weather Indicator By
mail, postage paid well put up and secured any person
closing 92OO money Pull and plain directions regu
la.or, using, &c, accompany each Indicator
Address LOUIS 8. ULAMAN7 Agent,
W&Wh Columbia Tenn
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
ETAGAN & TREANeR. No. Union ST., have just re
II Z ceved the following New Books
The Rivals. By Hon. Jere Clemens.
Bernard Lie - " o
The Mustang Gr8y" "
Self Help By Samuel Smiles.
The Queen Of Hearts. BY Wilke Collins.
The Adopted Heir % Miss Pardoe
The Humorous Poetry Of The E0gsh Language By Parton
A Tale Two Cities; By Dickens.
The Woman Of the World.
A Man in Black.
The Adventures Of Verdant Green (Humorous.)
The American Home Garden; By Alex. Watson
And others ust received by HAGAN & TREANOR.
feb 8-dSrT No. Union Street
HOUSE PAINTING,
TVVHE subscriber preoared with the greatest
prompnes all contracts however large, which may be ten
dered style and upon trs which cannot fail 70 give taac
ton. he Is also prepared to execute AL manner Of
OREAn1EyTA q
Having that department. secured the services Of the mos.exper
and experienced artists.
The subscriber would request persons having work bis Ine
give him call before making dna Arrangements
r. 7. FlEmINd,
1srchsdtf No e. Union st. between Jberrv and sI1n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-17

A NEGRO man BY the Of HENRY, runaway from my
n house in sumner county. the 5h Day Of September
1853 He about sf old, Of black complexion a5out
feet OF inches high, full face fine head Of hair weighs 65
l70 pounds he is what s termed No. second has
marks his bScf hips Had when be lef brown
sack coat about half lie raised BY Wiley Douglass
o. Sumner county. win gAe fiy dollars reward for him II
taken in the State II in any other State viii give hun
dred dollars
Address III. II. Haynes 4 Co. Nashville, Tenn, myself %
ssandersv.lle. ljan20-cui JOHN K TAYLOR.
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An in the city and engaged in selling county rsls
FOR the STATE Of Tennessee for the Hanuaeare ale =
ny Patent Improved Bes HiYes The virtue ana llPoll
ofWhch have been testified to BY hundreds Of he most ~
eminent citizens Of our country The const non q ~ -
simple, and promise Il is the only Hive 10 ne Asfl l
whioais proof against the bee m0the Persons a rs o p
chasing either family rights for me oel. Zee -3n
tie world can and ne for days at TIE Auction Rooms Of
Messis Hardy Brothers, where viii be happy 70 Sc mem
fuly2Q-N aOoAHA A-AtA.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

V4sIEanAF morning. Lndyss Geld Anchor
y - tlie ~ with te of Eiaarl Farre ra q aI-aat
and ne No go in.sa Gold Caau, Loesel Bc5 M Pir
.s.s aen te Watch se7 lost tie Putlc squae Or En-
ia .eay ne 1noer Fl be sliilhT ralaral tT iasier
at ne Bookstore Na.f, College sfrsar
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Nashville, Dec. 1859.
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Freight to new York and PhiladelPhi
ON
COTTON AND FLOUR,

CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH.
ottou per bale OF not ors than 500 pounds wsght.a125 25
No assurance necessary except from Charleston ard SAVANNAH
New York snd Philadelphia.
rotion compressed at tie option aud expense steamers: when
ors Ii can be frghled from New York tc foreign ports
80 n 316 less than cotton not compressed.
Through receipts issued ~ the Freight gent Of the Nash
ii and Chattanooga llailr0ad
CIV. ANDERSON,
dec aatfBP Geasrsi Agent.
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FuTmishlmg and Fancy
GoODS.

order sell goods wehave resolved to ask less profit
We have full stock all times which consists Of fine
variety of
shirts, Neck Ties, ScarFs and Cravats,
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9asbbilIs aluion an0 9mpritn.
Dally s. Esl-1geel.Iy 81 1EssElg 8.
TIN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
Is THE DAILY.
RENEWABLE AT PLEASURE

hENENABLH At FLIAsUAHl
oIe Square, ons yesr. SseEaeh additional Square, go.
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, viii be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY
oE DoELR Per squse for the fst and FHIT cEr for eac
subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements published in boh the Daily and Weekly, win
be charged the fa daily vita half the weekly rates
7Faseut Adssytsisens aus5 Be paid Tor at tie sase
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M@ CautiOms~-The article OF
k4BA-1sS Whissey nov 50 ven known e. "Dzly's Arc
matte Valley Whisksl " esated regulations universal
as renders It dcnlt Tor the manufacturer b keep pace with the
demand Thisl the result oi psFerug energy in SIS Intro
Hnaiiou sustained determination adopted the outset, AID
neverf9r innt departed iro' that lls original purity and
1rriTaisd excellence aaonld continue % tie end.
The fate, Attendant ait such successful edorsi
has oysrtasu the ma1uicurer e s Initiated iy snrupulous
inlpostors AID Inferior and g7ufioul Eceis pae upou
tie community s great dstment q tie public well
injury the nauuctuer Both 10 emolumen and we'll earned
rsus Every effort h3hesn made guard against this Braer
by Copyright % the LABEL and dy peculiar shape of The bottle.
c1l0a the public against this imposition upon them and
upon my rights, and earnestly desire such Information from
those Wh5 may possess IT, y having Viomized osrs
enable project the public and myself by uross,1
ton he Utmost Of the Law The reunue usv. 49,
matte Valley Whskey put up n casesof II bo.s7ch s,b
ii9ht yeioa Lshei, and sealed vita yellow wax fh ~
pret1fs stamp the and ac-siIniis Signature ~ ~
prear on ths label an ether articles are mutations.
Nf e.-ss ~ pene loa 2el-lnE pure Ertics uhen
lng 'l3 -- tay "lie asi "a sold " te bottle ia ss
only WA- II. DAILY,
~ soata william Street, New Yo-t
alp-i-la1 Sole Proprietor.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
UNDAY, JANUARY 29th, 1850,

Double Daily Passenger ITain5 Eass sna est VII run as
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at $50 NJ and P ~.
COMING WEST
Arrive at Nashville at $40 A d and SHOP NJ.
Ii rail connection and shortest route to Boston, New York.
Philadelphia Baltimore Washington, Charleston, Savan-
nah Montgomery New Orleans SC Passengers for the East
and South over the Memphis and Charleston Reiroad will take
the NJ Tain from Nashville which will connect at Chat
tnoopa with the quick Train for Washington, Philadelphia
New York ~ and at Stevenson with the fast Tain the
ephs and Charleston Railroad AID its Southern connections
Passengers for Western and Atlantic Railroad connecting
with me Georgia and South Carolina Roads, will through
without detention by taking the 73O Train from Nashville
Through Tckes may had any hour application to
Ticket Agent at Office Depot, the following places and
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NOTICE


No 965s, BROADWAY NV 1UAAr
January 3st leOO. )
r,se & asrzterts have been called in and made pay
NJ abs or he Capital stock Of the HNassee Mining Con-
u eac share payable on the lst day oi august asti
t ~ h share. payable the loth day OF january inst
E N fsy5g ven that all stock held ty parties resident ~
on bc said assessments are rot paid az this ONCE IN
t ~ ~ York r7ihn tsrty days from this present date,
l - forfeited In conformity with the charter OF said Company
NJ ~ - - II. W. BARNES, Secretary.
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BIannyss combined Beaper ana
MuEvew

FWTITH WOODss IWPHOV ElIEN Ts--Iha
~ celehatei achins eceFci the premium OF GrsrI
46E6 MsBa1 a. ts best combined Renng and Moving ch1s
81 the great Unei States Asrcuura Fair held L1ulse
Ky, September 1857. The trial c bear sgfa1s1 Ne
York, July, Rhers an ne prrai Machines d De C1.i
States tncrougly tested Ilec11ee lie thslrauass
lhrlugb Marshal p. Eicr, President United States ieua,l
Society 81 LonisTille k-
also received the ward the 6e1t Rapsr,and a ts s
Mover before separate COMMITTEES appointed hy
dent Of TIE Dllllgon County Agcat1rE Society, NASHVILLE
Ia july 1857, most % the machines Tenn
Numerous oler and awards given hir lra1i1a
during 1e last season. every Aachiuein America
The above lschiuss Tor sale By tie undersigned.
b. =. oHEATHAM,
asBsrli Agent for .hs st.sa
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T. O. BURaE. IN SWAMI
BURGE s. SWAMI.
WHOLESALE GR0CERs,
AID BzkLEEs
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
cor. COLIEGE ANp CHuRrIF srREErs.

coz. COLLEGE AND CHURCH STREETS
NASHVILLE, TEsHEssEE
VTE havenoW in stone large and we'll selected stock
Groceries, Liquors, &c and viii eoutRus q reeeiys
large quantities during DE Our stock ins0re con
sists in psrta follows, viz:
sugars.
900 hhas Louisiana sagar, loebbls Iovsri1g'sD D. r.
oraa6sd, % boxes R Loaf
'' -'4 0offee.
SEQ iaga prime Rio, 50 tagsprne Lasuyra
sToIasses,
seohlls Choice Plantation. g5bar-sis n syrup,
600 = do do s. packages 81 Louis.
Sundries.
SOC bzs Star Candles, 500 i bzs Star Candles,
50 6zs Tall0E Candles Is bags spice.
I05 bags Pepper IS bxs ground Pepper
800 bhls Neu YORK and Resen-501 casks soda,
SO sacks Race Closer, 50 DO oIndige, extra fns,
9oO dozen Painted Buckets, i50 nests Painted Iuhss
500 earret's Bottle sua $50 bzs Garrts Paper SNUFF
hhls Buffers Blactiug, bhs Mason's Blaeking,
go hxs Window Glass, 600 bxs Glassware, assdrlsd
5000 pounds Bar Leadi ie09 a. SHOT assorted sizes,
. obls Peeans, 90 bbs Almords
$50 hf hxs Rasns, 26n hrs j Raisins,
100 bzs fresh Pssches 200 dozen Trsa Cove Oysters,
100 kegs Nails, belmont brand, 50 bx Brandy Peaches,
200 coils Manila Rope, 100 lslftushei Measures,
GOO bags Cotton Yarns, assore0 bdls WraTpins Paper
sizes, 1oo coils Cotton kopes
p cassE Imperial Tea, 1l0 hx1 Ground Ginger.
LIQUORS.
200 bbls Tsnn. White WHISKY, 900 bbs BEAM extra Whilky,
100 DO Bourbon do l00 DO Rard cary's %
SO do Roberson CO 90 I25 DO Old Rye o.
2csskB Jean Isd1s Brandy, 40d0e do Nersom's 90
Go LoaisLa Bericn DO % do Julius n. 2milh's Old
90 btss Cherry Brandy, Reserve WHISKY,
25 90 Blackberry do casks CataWba Brandy,
10 do Peach do 40 bbs Grape 90
40 I 16casss seignette do 25 DO Ginger DO
e bbis Rum and Gin, 90 10 Apple do
10 casks sherry Wine, IS csls Segnette DO
25 bbls Malaga do l0bbs Holland 6ns
- kegs Lemon Cordial, 25 do Swan do
10 cases Champagne Z pinls, Is casks Madeira Wine,
IS bxs White Vine, 20 DO Old Port do
$50 ibis Fresh Ale, various 10 hbls do Ginger do
brands, % baskets Champagne, pts
25 bxs Claret Wine. and quarts,
20 do London Porter.
Tobacco.
100 dc KY, do do 80 do 40, do do
Is, ,0o0 Imported Cigars, I00000 Domestic Cigars.
Oils.
50 hbis Lnseed Gil 80 bbls Lard Oil,
10 do Cotton seed Oil.
The above articles we viii sell low down for cash.
BURGE & SWAMI.
P.s-Our Mr. Swan, Whe is veil known an experienced
buyer, VIII remain New Orleans during the present e1on
and keep house we'll supplied with heavy groceries, and
would respectfully invite the trade give call borepur
chasing elsewhere lian2el BEs
HAY, CORN, OATS &c.
GEO. r. PATTON
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4 n pursuance Of Of the County Court Of Davidson
county rendered at the February 1860, in the case Of J.
T. Williams ais Jesse Speeg ale, will offer for sale at
house in Nashville Saturday the t day Of March
next Of land belonging to the estate Of Wilson Williams
deceased and upen which said Williams lived to the time OF
his DEATH situated about eight miles from Nashville, and within
about mile Of the Gaan pike and the Louisville and Nash
willie Railroad, containing about 6 and upon which there
are some comfortable buildings.
TrRs S20O viii be required in cash. and for the balance
credit Of l. and years will be given, with interest from date
Notes security required and lien retained the land
until paid T. R. CHEATHkN, Clerk
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LAND SALE.

Such Canes. Brushes, Combs Work Boxes, Travelling Cases
Port onnaes, Pocket Books Chess men, Donos Leather Bags
Scissors. 6c &c, all for sale cheap "
/ an &c J. II. McGILL.
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$4,000 Cedar CrOss-tieS Wanted.
yFyHE Memphis & Ohio Railroad Company are desrous
contracting with responsible parles for the furnishing
and delivery, the river bank at tie aao Of Woy AfDe
IN Memphis, Of
10000 CEDAR CROSS-TTES,
looO0 Croe delivered by May 1st and the balance by
July lst, 1860
shae be least nine 81 feet long, with ends square, be
fairly heWn sides face Of not less than eight ~ inches
the be beFn line and parallel 70 each other, With
thickn ass of six inches between parallel faces.
Terms Of payment third cash delivery, and the bal
suce and twelve months with vel endorsed psper
The privilege resrvad Of rejecting any and all bids should
The terms not be satisfactory.
Sealed Proposals viii be received for the furnishing and deT
cry the material at the Eugnsers Office Of the above
Company in Memphis until February 10Th aud at the City Hotel
Nashv 10Th 18th February, 1900 atRheh mesand
psces any normyon desired obtained Of the undersigned
either by letter or in person. W. D. PICKETT,
Chief Engineer.
Engineers oaice Memphis Ohio R. R. jans-HI febI5
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JrsT HECEIVED

y1Tp ,. s comfortable dwelling. known the Bishcp
1-,--rfv itartal on lower Market stree For partcu
lIr eB5re NJ hg oee Of the Nashville and Northwestern
i,-f,--st. - ian22-d
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Total amt Of losses claims & liabilities SR5s0 43
The greatest Insured any one risk IS $4,000 bu
viii not, general rule eEessd SO 90.
The Company hat general rule the allowed
be nsureo city, town. village block, being governed
In this matter in each by the general character Of
buidngs wiih Of streets, facilities ruttng fires c
Nc part Of is capital earnings deposited any other
State security therein
An aestsi copy OF the Charter or Act Of Incorporation aeon
r.rrffrr rs efr araan
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sCATE OF NEW YORK. ,
sTAFR OF TENNESSEE, CoMPTRoIIER's OFFIoE,l
Dir. KINGS DIsPBNsABY
~o..vrvsrrr nsxRaSES.

pos,ss igsusd and renewed and losses promptly paia By
1ol-dlrn NAsH q MARR. 3 CoIIeEs street.
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OF six Cashmere Lambs Wool, Meno and Cotton. Gloves
Haf Hose Of every kind suspenders, Handkerchiefs
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.>rSTRUCTtVE TORNADO.
,,r.op. kiilcd-Hssaes Blown Down
w r.,,srnph Lines Destroyed, he.

,x,ArI, May 2a--The most destructive
iNs,er known passed over this city yes
Tsss II came from s The Ssrsnws, in the
,bspe vrn.hiue forward with fearful rapidity,
broA'. hy lightning and torrents Of rain,
s'Soa,is.hlnc and snroofing houses 70 the dam
Sc o. srs,t msay persons were injured, and six
ysrs Killed ,u;,s;ns. s,mav.a u.s tina ,ev
A"''r,,sl Office, the roof Of which was
Conia mo distance of n square, and = portion
hSsh rsll falling in, injured many persons.
G; iae .,eepie Of ST. Joseph's Catholic Church
Ihsi .un down. and most all the public
va 't,nr.. school houses. churches and large
l asia .. d"eii'Dss' were more or less dam
as Tss telegraph lines were Frustrated in all
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Conversational.

,r.saIseroN. May 22.- Hemss.-The Com
.,i',ee On Elections reported in favor Of +. +.
Pr rom The list Congressional District OF
u, h,u was passed preventing the sales OF
- l.nds. until surveyed, except to actual
.si,ls!s. v,;o;
The Senate concurred in the amend
-. Of The House 10 the Deficiency bill, and
= 1. therefore passed
C5mmittee OF Conference was raised on
haCoasular and Diplomatic bill.
n, Davis Territorial resolutions We're re-
mod and discussed by Messrs. Iiale, Pngh
and Ber amin.
vr WIcfail obtained the floor.
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Northern Markets.

bAI!NoRE, May 22.-Fiour declined 25a371zc.
&c 'er' dull; Howard street nominallv quoted at
s3Afs53 heat Dull. at decline of &c !;
ttie Il 500 u 81, red Nl25a 30. Corn de-
t.lsd?r and closed with downward tendencv;
Tiiessn73c.; yellow 6s n7oc Provisions firm but
5lcon SIDES lOi4c. Whiskey nominally quoted at
-.c.
Azw YORK, May @ Cotton unchanged Flour
tslys at S5S566.S0 Wheat slightly lower, with
a'gt sales of Western red at $3.50. Corn very
9tve mixed Zoe; yellow 70a7lc. Pork heavy
Lrss SLY IN: prime Sl2.50Il3 ~. Lard hrm
sli4dlt,c. Sugar firm, with large speculative
issH. Coffee dull at l21a a lac. Turpentine,
en- and rice unchanged. Freights buoyant.
Ses in New York, May Il, of $1,000 N. c. G's
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EYOm California

ST. JosEPH, May 22.-The Poney Express,
iron, Ssu Francisco on the llth inst, arrived
Today.
The steamship Golden Gate sailed for Pana-
MS on the 5rh with 81 zoo 600 in treasure.
4 tsyewell festival had been given the Off,
GERS Of he japanese steamer Candamarruh,
ty lie citizens and authorities of San Fran
cisco The steamer sailed Immediately after
he a-sivsl Of the Poney Express, which
brought news Il days from Europe. On
reaching Japan the Candamarruh will carry
reg. which has gone around the world in
much quicker time than ever before.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-23
Collision at Sen.

BoSToS. May 2l.-The steamer Cambridge,
hence tor Philadelphia, was in collision with
lae schooner David L. Bowers, OF New York,
Johnson, from Philadelphia, for Boston, with
a cargo Of coal, off Pollock Rip. The schooner
sunk but the crew were saved. The steamer
Proceeded WITH loss Of bowsprit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-23

BosToN, May 2l.-On Saturday night the
paper hanging factory and four dwellings adj
,ylnIng, belonging 10 Martin Mercam, in NAL
zen, were destroyed by fire. Loss Sl2,OU0-
half insured
Al he same time four wooden dwellings in
Samerville. owned by ]. NJ. Currier, of Nor
w.ch, Conn, We're burned Loss $1,000