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fZxtA.S BIAXTEUS.
eparre ' PaenBer Train.
vnxa:i5 a.m.. s: '5 P M. .
0Ut1n Exirw 3:t0 P. M.
TIM4 akd Kcttttit-SU l1- H .
Arrlral ot Po.ienscr Trains.
JfMHVUii a CiUttao09 k:00 A. M .5:30 P.
itlZzH ;.n iui-10:00 a it.. 5:00 p. m.
"SjCibviixi act Dttira-l sua. a-, i" .
au A Kcrrcaci 10:15 A.M. - .
Departure ok FrclcUt Trains.
Teacrae & Albjn 5:33 AM.' ,
too!rlUA NuiTil lt-:30 AM
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Edgtfitld 4: Kentucky r: r m.
ArrlTO.1 of Freight Trains.
TcsctiM AUbmi 4:30 P M.
WreBttd't Ktntasky 10:15 A 1L
Take the X'apers Keep Yotiev .
In the present condition of the country, every
man ahould Uke a newspaper, and thus keep posted
We are in the midst of confusion, civil strife stares
us In-.the face, and financial distress and panlc are
abroad in the land, and every man should be Inform
cd.oftho .passing events as they transpire. Every
one .should tike a newspaper, and a Democratic one
at'tiiat tet all who desire to be correctly-informed
take the Dsiox and Ambeicax.
.c f - :
Boole notices.
Enacn-ri ad rat Tjaoc er focurr: .Oontalng tho inett
spproVel Rale for Comet iwpwuaeni m moniBi ixit,
tnntber Titb Illnti to aeoUemen ssd Lidin on Irrcgnltruxl
Vulrmr lUUti : ftUo, tbe EUqntta of Lot sod CcnrUWp,
jutrjitge JSUaneiMi "J "cuij t. num. jiw
met ft nuttma.
One of our contemporaries, speaking of this
little volume, says it willWuscful to those who
needit, and he might have added, that a. great many
who arc presumed to know what etiquette requires
would be vastly benefited "by following the advice
of this little book. To all such we commend this
work, as well as those who earnestly desire the-
knourlodge it imparts.
, For sale by W. T. Btmr & Co.
Mlti ax Em A Novel, tor WUkie' CoIIIbi. New Tcik
Dick At ntznrsM.
This work is by an author who has obtained cou-
aiderable celebrity. In his present euort ne nas
endevorotl, he informs the reader in the outset, to
combine interest of story and development of char
acters in nearly equal proportions throught, so that
the one quality should npver attain undue promt
nence at the eznense of the other. It will be found
interestingly a large clasrof readers.
raXbyT. T. Bkbit &. Co.
Hhart KEKnrsG Ooccbbexoc The Memphis Argut
states tliat an old lady, residing in the family of Mr
John Kixo. in the vicinity of Jackson street, a few
days tince procured some medicine for rheumatism,
and placed it on a table in her room. Last Tuesday
e vening a little daughter of Mr.Kixa, aged about three
years, entered the room m tho absence of the .old
lady, and seeing the vial of medicine on the table in
reach, seized and drank the greater portion of its
contents. The little girl was discovered shortly af
terward in spasms, and although medical aid was at
once 'summoned, death alone, which occurred on the
19th, relieve! the little sufferer of its tnUeries. .
Tenxbstee Daucies axd tub Blwe Cockade. Tht
Bolivar' J3aiUhcrTitr of the 14th instant snys: "The
negrbesof A.S. GoleuaS, Esq., tjf this place, created
quite a sensation in town yesterday, by appearing
on the streets- with blue cockades on their hats.
We learn from Mr. Colema? that they rt-quested the
privilege of wearing them, as they said, to show,
their contempt for the abolitionists, and their lovo
for their native South.''
Si.uului Oa. e' of Death. (Pol Wsr. Early, an
eld amp respectable rftiien of Washington county f
Tenn'nM suddenly on tbe 11th instant The
Jenesbsreugh Ejqrrtss understinds that he lud been
salting down some pork, arid c'uf'hu 'hand fiUghtty
;ainjaJ)one, from which mortiticatinn anil death
Wo understand that ilr. Wm. II. Ewino, of this
county, sent in yesterdAy, as a donation to the
llobertsen Association, a large load of wood, two
quarters of be-ef, onUagof flour, one bug of meal,
and other articles. If some more of oui farmers
would do likewise, the poor of the city would have
enouh to keep them comfortable these hard times.
Death or a Mi count. Wc regret to learn that
Mr. T. C. Bless, of the firm of Bckoe & Sawnx,
diei of typhoid fever at his residence in this city
last evening. He was an energetic business man
and high-toned gentleman.
ltlvcr Ncxva..
Reported by II. It Harrison, Steamboat, aid llalUmere and
Ohio Railroad Agent
The river has commenced to fall with C fiet scant
on Harpeth Shoals.
ARRIVED.
C-.E. Hilman7 St Loutn.
John A. Fisher, Paducah.
DErARTED.
Glenwood, Cincinnati.
John A. Fisher, Paducah.
Melrose, Cincincinatt
EXPECTED.
Red Rover, .New Orleans.
Minnctonka, Paducah.
The next regular packet lor Paducah, leaves on
Monday the 24th inst, at 12 o'clock, M.
Weather cloudy and cold
Round freights for the Ohio riverscarce.
Gallattn Cottos Mills. About two weeks ago
the enterprising proprietors- of this establishment
were compelled to suspend operations, in conse
quence of the unprofitable demand for their goods.
The falling offin home and foreign orders had com
menced some time prior to this suspension, but the
work of manufacturing was kept uji with the same
facilities employed at the Uusiest seasons, and when
the doors were closed, two weeks since, the store
rooms of the factory were utterly packed with
goods, ready for market Since then, this branch of
trade has happily rccusitatell ordors have flowed
infrom other places never before supplied by our
"mills, entirely exhausted the Stock on hand, and call
ing the machinery into active service again. On
Tlwysday last, the large body of operatives.who had
betfrsjischarged, with every prospect of a wrestle
with "hard times'' throughout the winter, returned
to their labors with light hearts and gladsome faces,
and now tlie factory presents tint cheerful scene of
industry so in kteping with this enlightened age.
Ami whv tnar it not so continue! Its articles of
tmanufacture are superior; and indispensible, and if
raiisp of no orders our roods would not have to
await the tide ot necessity to drift them into market
Think of this. Southern merchants we can accom
odate you with cheap and superior fabrics, which
huve the additional claim of Southern growth and
manufacture Ualliitin imtNer, Vee. law.
Moke of the Bim.K Km its. Tho Norfolk Woolen
Company, employing nearly a hundred nanus, have
1 red need the pv ol tneir workmen, a no wurkiueu
now work their 12 hours a day at half pay. and
make jut about cnnu:!i t pay their board. Those
having families feel the ctt'ects of the hard times
Ivory unpleasantly.
I Russell UirdsaU's Bolt and Lock Factory, at
(Greenwich, employing l.Ml workmen, has, we learn,
Itotally suspended Imsmets. Their trade was chiefly
Ewith the Soutlu
i? The cotton mills in Paw-tuckct Mass. and R. L, are
running now on three qua ters time, and the cahoo
'., printiBg establishments are running but four days in
V the week. Hartford Titnes.
Curtailment of Bwiskss. We understand that1
though this is the time for commencing spring work,
the large clothing firms of this city are miterially
curtailing their business, in mhhc rases to the extent
of one-lwlf- One firm who usually employ t. epieen
cutters have discharged nine, while a very large
number of journeymen tailors are attt mptini: to ob
tain work. A moHlh or two since some slnpwi ights
remarked that unutually large orders had been sent
South for ttmfcsr lor Miipbuilding piirp -.s. We
understand, however, that niiny of tliee orders
hae countrmnded within a lew weeks The
decrease ot bu-inew, is UffmniMg t be felt in the
receipts of the various railroads. li.-ton 1'mi-tStr.
Stowage or MAxcr"Acn.Rir:s. Tlte Narragannett
irifcrjr reports that tho stium mill in Westerl) .R. I..
villi tie pped on the let of January, thus throw ins
oluint furtv iv.i-mmis out v einplovmnit. Several
other mills" in tlie vk-inity will ceawj running about
too same) time.
The mills in Moam and Stafford commenced on
Monda) to work wly eight hours a day (two thirds
tinuv l as ilK.ro are at nrt-sunt no sales of their goixis.
The Providence Journal says that a movement has
been made among the manufacturers there to run
short tune, which is generally regarocu wmi iu or
A FINE FAIWI.
rO.TAIMKG 4S0 ACRES OF
Valiinblc L it u d' for SjiIc
275 acres Clutucd, and in a fine state
of Cultivation.
faiHISFarm lies one mile from Jones' Station, on the Win
S rhtttrr and Alabama. Rallrr.ii. nine miles from Winches
ter, and three rile from Salem, in Franklin county. On ths
Farm Is a comfertible dwelling, good negro caWns, and all
necessary out houses. Clowtolhe dwelling ! aanespring, a
Keod Cistern. and plenty of ne-er falllagstock water. The land
Is ALL J?Cff, and. for cultivation, stands unsurpawed by any
Ir-theoouuty. Iprepose to sell this valuable Tract or Land,
aod weuMreferperseBSwhowlshU know about It, to John P.
White. Nash7llle,Tenn.,r A.S. Colyar, Winchester, or they
can refer to me on the premises.
HARVEY B. WILLIAMS,
octSO-tf Winchester, franklin county, Teen.
)2only the raercltanU of our own oiaw wouiu assist
rftTus wilM tllc patronage they now bestow upon North
- J orn milU. we would not hae to stop our factory bc-
r,M Annio xrtlnpr. of the Cooner Oncra Troupe,
a few nights ago sang in Savannah La JfarKt'QaUe, j
,,-i.s: : !,.. Tnlmoltn branch, with the
'iTssrVoriho rattlesnake coiled around it aari'jMeitrs. CLut, Gregory fcOo.TfMbTlUT.eoUemMJ
.-.xy ' . ... . ,,
Wc pi-csumeCUie Marseillaise sung oy miss juumou
. .l. i. t. ,v,t..m.
at fcavannau is uic lanii-aafiug uy u "wiuui
,; rv nn iiir pvpnir.tr ot ihe 17th. of November.
' ' JSC wi. .
' which was composed by ilr. II. 13. Cooper, and ded-
. r . ... ,2 ..X UiC..il.""'T T ii.I.l.l
lcalea vO luO iuinuie Jieis ui unacuuui, iMiij vuuutu
'A Southern Marsellaise,4' and is as fqllowB
Te ib f tie Snntb wke togl'ry !
Ilrk I Uarkl what tbocsaLdr bid yen. rise!
Tour ehlldrtn, wi tc and crkwiiit e h 'iiy.
PreT.nl tbeir tears and avv their cries I
Ehill l.ateiul tyr.nu mUct.ief tr.e leg,
Vt it i section! b itr, s rnBitn irind,
ffristit ad deo U ott' I an J,
While puce aad llmty lie bleeding
To m! to .an 1 ye In Tel .
Tbe ave glKg ord ttn ti&tth 1 .
March on ! march on I all Aearu rno'.Tcd
On ticto 7 or death I
Now.nnr, tt 'aDgcroa j item Is rolling.
Which ireacben as men conttd'rnte rais:,
Tbe dogs of Ucilon loo-e trehovllDg
And lo I our boises would won inrade.
And shall we bsely i w tbe ruin,
Wbl e lawless ior.ee with guUiy stride
Frreadsdetolation Tar anil wide,
Wim crimes and blood his hands imbrning 7
To arcs 1 to arow ! &c
. . Oh. liberty I cm man resign thee, '
Once baring felt tby enerons Came 7
Casducgco s, bolts and bars confine thee,
" ' OJlhreats thy noble spirit tan.e t
Too brig the South has twrae, bewalllog.,
' That falsehood's digger Northern's wield
Bat freedom Is our sword aod shield,
- And all theirarU are unavailing. '
To arms! toarms! lie.
JOAKRIKD,
At the residence of tbe bride, on Monday, 17th Inst. , by Rev.
C IT. Charlton, WILLIAM PACKER, Esq., cf Enoxrillee
to Mrs: MARY K. McTJHEE, of Monroe county.
DIED,
Oa Bitonlay, Bee. 22, cf Typhoid feTer, Mr. THOS, G. DUBOIS
ot the firm of Barge U Ewaau. The hiends and acquaintances
of tbe ceeeasel and family are Invited to attend his funeral this
(Sunday) etening, at S o'clock, frou his residence, corner of
Cherry street anl Watkln's Aveaae.
Divine terrine by Rev. Dr. Howell.
The Interment will tale place Tith Masonic honors. All
brethren In good standing, are reqnested Jto meet at th3 new Mt.
sonic Temple, at 10 o'clock, for the purpose of attending the
funeral. . . . y - y
:iTlP NOTICES.
Emarons NoTicB to Yocno Mev. Tlie Rev. Mr
Babdwell will' preach in the First rresbytenan
Chnrcli this mornine und to-night, on tho sub
ject of Belrilmtion provided for in tht laws ofKalurt.
These discourses are in fulfillment of a promise
some weeks ago to tho " Young Men's Christian As
sociation."
Yesterday while looking at the many fine hooks
that Haoan & Co. have brought on for the holidays,
Wfc noticed the new book by Mrs. Fobiusst, "Ihe
Women of the South.'' A good book is always an
acceptable present, and certainly nothing could be
more anDropriate than this. Printed on the finest
aper, elegantly bound, with steel pbrtraits.'fram
lffe engraved soleljf for this boofc-of eight of the
most disttneuished literary women of tlieSo ith. It
is tho book for a gift.
Messrs. Haoax & Co., have also a large variety of
other beautiful gift books far Christmas, and writing
desks, work boxes, etc., in endless variety.
Gentlemex's Clothing. I have now a very large
and splendid stock of fine clothing, of every des
cription, which I am st-iling at very low.priftes for
Caxlt.
Just received a lot of ecntlemen's shawls, of fine
qucb'tywiiicb .verc--bougbt very low for cash, and
will be sold accordingly jit-wholesale or retail.
Geo. B. Abbott,
dec9 Jm."' ' ' r College st
JIoket. All kinds of money tnken at par for
guns, pistols, 'and every description ot haruware.
decO lm. JIcCaix&Faix.
Wanted. . , ,
A Partner wanted with from 1,000 to 1,600 dol
lars cash, in a Ready Estiblisltcd BusinVss. '.which
pays 1,000'dollars and more n year. A' gentleman,
and business man, with good city .reference, will
please address IIobekt. P. O.
' ' - ( "PANIC STRUCK!'
Intending to rflluce what is certainly the largest
"Stock of
TOBACCO AXD CIGARS
the State. I will scllfrom tliis time
Without Itirurd to Profits!
J. W. LANGLEY,
MB. 41 Union street
Clotliinc. . v
'We have a large Stock of WINTER CLOTHING
for Men and Boys wear, which we arc selling at
prices to euit the times.
South Caiioli.va, Georgia, Aubajia and Viuoixia
MoxEr.taken.at par.
Ward,Eiiuiixoham &Co.
Nov24-lm
No. 20. Public Square.
H A V .1 A S E O Alt !
JOHN tVIIUUtUY. 32 Soma Market St.,
Nnhlivlllc, Xenn., .-20.000 Imported Ha
vanas Ti?A7 RECEIVED EBOil DSTAXA.
Stock lor Sale.
Jonx Wiioulet. 32 South Sarket Street, offers for
'sale $15,000 wortt of Sloe I thli anil see him.
I am offering great intlucements to parties wish
ing to purchase
COItlKIOiY, MEDIUM
on "
FSWE VSISOIMIA TOBACCO
By the quantity. Call and examine, at .41 Union
street
Octl2-tf P & n J. W. LANGLEY.
- Lutes t News from Old Virginia!
J OIL'S' WIIOULEV,
32"South ?Iurkct Street,
STILE A EAD.
AVlicrlcy Hock City Chewing Tobacco'
Made from the rUIlE AS J) XATURAL LEAF
without AXlr ADULTKRATIOX.
tilad News for the Unfortunate!
THE LGSC SOUGHT FOR
Discovered at IjAST.
CHEROKEE I.EMEDY,
An unfailing Specific for all Diseases of
tuo I rinary urcrans, ana u ucuerui
Alterative and Hlood Purifier.
THIS
REMEDY" CURES WHEN ALL OTHER
PREPARATIONS FAIL.
It li extlrelv unlike everr other medicine prescribed for Yene-
Til Diseases, as it contains no mineral poison or nviuctrs
drugs. beicg prepared from roots, paras ana icaTes, in ueiorm
of a pleasant and delicious Syrup.
It Is "nature's own remeily" for Oonorrhrea, (Clap) Olett,
Gravel, Stricture, and Is especially recommended ftr Fluor Al
bua, (Whites in Female,) fer this complaint It Is Invaluable.
Asa cen-ral alterative ana Diooa puriuer, u nis no equal, ana
does not fail to cure scrofula, secondary syphilis, glandular
swelllags, mercurial and all eruptive diseases, curing them
more spceaiiy ana permanently wan auy ouier meoi
ciue known. It docs this by purifying and cleansing tbe
blood) Cousint It to flow in all its original purity and vigor,
thus remoTiog from tbe system all Impure and pernicious cauees
which have induced disease.
In all old casts of Gonorrhoea anl Gleet, fiat have tafiled all
medical skill, It is especially recommended In old cases It
never fails, ard recent ones It cures frcra oi e to tar'e days. A
few doses peal ively record all scalding heat, chor-iea aud
patn.
It does not effret the breath cr Interfere with any class of
business
It requires no as slstinee from other medicine.
Itcvi lay on the toilet t ble, cr in the counting room, with
out its ever belsg suspected cs a " remedy" fur private dij
eases.
A TreV-ise oo Venereal DtWa.e,, with fall ditcctioas for tbeir
permanent cure, acempany each bottle.
For full directions get a Circuit free from any drug store In
the United Stales.
It is soil at retail for 32 per bottle, or three bot'les for 35
by all resprns'ble druggists and dealers in me ticines. throughout
the Dinted States, and at whole,aIe by all wholesale druggists.
POTTER A: 7IGKTIX, Sole Proprietors,
ST LOUIS. MISeODRI.
Sold In Nashn'eby 1 W Ilendershctt Berry t Dersovllle
flEwini &.Ppdleton. and by all r-sponsible druggists everywhere
oct3-a twawiy ins
e. 11 (.ilist jnuiii: aeixiitcil.
-B-STTE vrlll lake Netes on the CITV BXK nf Nashville,
".T .. . . . nr.. ... a I
Wasd on U solvent Geeigia. Sonth Oarolina, andAlabav
. - . t . . ..... f II L...:ll3t.'J
ra laks, ai pur, iu v wwi-. wi utohiuuj..
Uonary P. IMQAX A CO.
oevSS-tf 41 College tree
JUST Ol'EXEO.
3I Union Street, 31
OUR Spring and Summer Fashions, together with a etr.lce
mnortineut or Freoeh Ciotl.s, Caisinieres, Vestincs, iC,
il latest importrtwes. which will be made up in oar u ual supe
.or st, le. and to wHch we renwetrully Icvi e attention
J C IIAK, Kl & CO.
M B-Atwsy, on band a select assortment o'
rurnlshln
narlil
AN BREW J. SMITH,
VO 51, BSOADJi. A'JSSXILLE, TSXXZSSEX.
DCAUKI!!
TENNKSSEE IRON, CASTINGS, NAILS,
s-rraL, wiook axlxs, rurnc srantos,
AND all othei artklesinhislineof business, whiehhe offersa
whotesaleasOreUiMowforeashattbeabovestacd,
tebi) J9-ly
Vnilrr-Shiris and Drawers.
-1LK SHIRTS aod Drawers, heavy and very flue;
J3 Cashmere Shirts and Drawers " " do;
Merino Shirts and Drawers. " " do;
Lamb's WoolShirtsand Drawers. " " do:
Shaker Fltnnel Shirts and Drawers, heavy aad very (Ice;
Cantos Flannel bhirts and Drawers, do do;
English Brown Oetton Shirts aod Drawers, do do:
Men of every site ean find UnJerwear to eult at No. 28 Cherry
street one door from Union J. II. McQILL.
oeMf
Ularblc monument, &c.
ML. 8IIELT0N informshls friends and thepublle gen
. eralthatheisnowprosecutingtheIartiic Ruai
ie on Church street, between the First Presbyterlan'Church
and the Post Office, where he will be pleased to attend L the cr
ders of all whomay want work in his line. II has and will keep
on hands supply of MAKBLE MONUMENTS, TOMBS,, &e.
manufactured of the finest Italian and American Marble in the
best style of the art All his work, wilt be warranted
April 18, laSS-wly. 1
(from SMlViTHREE)
0M E5,tD AYS
SPECIAL, NOTICES.
-j? a r"T;,i7:5"? I if kZ ' . V
T V. ,.-.
pcgnasi
mintres.
remedy!
iy Express to Tbrrcnee Depot,
bosh couatiyMiat. t-
Novembe-21th. 1839.
Novembe
Prom the r.me gentleman. Aprllieih.lSSO. Mr McCormae,
ane ifibor has 6tn very much be tilted by yonr Ambro4al Oil
In a crtse of Rhcamallsm IkAtb rami to m lsly afflicted with
RhimaUsm who has not walked ast-p for5 or ff year 3 bottlis
.she sa afforded heratre relief! thit, .anythlag e'eeTer-ueil.
There was nnt naucb to g've Per a perisc core- ana sue
ble to procure
It here Searl me somerinmcdliteiy, as i mina i
can sell aaxantilvk-re
I bare tri-d I: and prnved Us eQ
' JMKKLLT.
Torrecc- D -pet, l'alobusai county, MUs. decl6-dctw2w
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIS EXTRACTOR
srlll relieve ihe worst symptoms of Kusouatm, Gout, Nit;
kaloia, and 'Lcmbao , if rubb d feeiywfih thipalm of the
handover the regfuns na-cted; u vriureiai uie rarieu uu
Indurate I JduiU aod nuscles, peneiratlng even to the marrow
through theporrs'of the skln;tbus In VLBLBisvandlMtASBATios
or the Lna it hs become a highly btnenJaladJunc. of nature
to carry out ber endeavors tt throw off symptoms that Inevita
bly Iej.1 to CoxscvrnoK aud death SjU at tao prineiral depots,
14BridwayN. Y, and ihartres Street, new Orleans, by J.
WBIQ U r & CO., Stnera Agetts. Also bj all druggists and mer
chants dec3-dwlni
A hri-ht advent diwnsuson all who are the victims of gene
ral debility, mental or phytlcaldepret'ioa.prottinilonot tue
ersteai from nei!e;ted dieeiso or hereditary malady;
AVric;bt'K Itojuvcnatliitr Jllxlr U1 assuredly
hiniJiUuhMIcnnnc of every class of these insidious affec
tion!. It U altogether modem discovery mide by -one of the
mouem.nent physicians o our uj. inriir ujn,siau, ami ex
periment la the labaratory were.needed to bring this marvelous
medicine to perfection: It is composed of the most rare, and sob
tile vegetable extracts, and acts In a duplex and adapting mode
upon the system, kui ; s, uic kuuc uuc Buupeiiuib uu wiw
Tigoraat, aod both cleanses and reorganizes the vital functions
of the body. . Held by all respectable druggists throughtut the
United SUtoe and uauaua-
J. WRIGHT fc CO., sore Proprietors, New Orleans, La.
Sold also by all .-druggists inaasnrille. qecit-irar.wim
a. A. FAHSKSTOCK.VS VERMIFUGE
FOR TAPE-WORM.
Missus. B. A. FaSXXstocx U. Co.
Oentlemeni Someieirs since 1 recommended E. A. Pahne
atrck's Termlface to my relative. Mr. Charles West, Jefferson
county, Mississippi, for a child, eighteen months old, which vas
supposed to be eying from fits, lie gave it two or tare vials,
wbichrroughtfromita tape-worm twmty one-feet tons, and
curea ue cniia. xnis worm I Dreserrea. ana nave aaown uio
planters 2a thjsanl the adjoining coantles. I have soli thous
ands of bottles of your Vermifnre with nerfact satisfaction to the
purchasers- If this will bo of any service In calling attention to
your vainanie remedy, you are at liberty to use it.
JAME3 V. llAitl'Blt,
Ot the firm of Harper & SonDruggests,
Bared Sara. La.
TTT Parchasers should look well to tux ihitiau on the
wrapper, and see that thevsare bnylnx' 11. A. jArotssToex'a
Yxxxircai, and no other. cecv-wlm
Hvn tie S. 'Xoult J)aUyBvUetin, August 10, 13JC.
TTPYeaterdav. while strolling arouaj town. We) happened to
call uponMessrs. Potter & Merwin, 61 Market street, and found
these gentlemen doing a bnsioess that many old firms might well
envy, upon Inauiry, ire found out that the whole secret of their
success is, mat wey are not atraia to aaveruse, ana mat ineir
ottoI,In thelaagaageot thelniplred writer, "cast thy tread
upon the waters and after many days It shall be returned U
yea." We found on file la their office all the leading papers
published in the United States, and many from Europe Their
advertisicz alone must amount to many thousands of dollars an
nually. They are the manufacturers and proprietors oi tna
"Cherokee Kemedy," aa unfailing remedy for the unfortanate,
(see advertisement of the big Indian.) "Dr. Merwln's Fever and
Ague Pills" a certain-cure and preventive 6f Chills and Fe
ver, ana tne "unerosee unre," an nniainng specino ior seminal
weakness, nocturnal emissions, and all kindred disease!. These
medicines are compounded from receipts procured by one of the
froprielorsfrom acelebrad "medicine man" of the "Cheroke
nalans." Tho roots, barks and hirbi are all relnced te powder
by mills that are prepared by team,nna in: meaieinai properties
areextracted by vacuo and alcoholic process, in such a manner
that every bottle of medicine has the raise uniform amount of
medicinal virtue. Prom the laboratory the meduln es are taken In
balk to tbe bottling and wrapping department, where they go
through thetoads of boys and girls whj are skilled In putting
etch article up in beautiful style. We were much surprise! at
toe inginuuy ana aexterity aispiaye i iu uus sranca.oi uie ousi-
ness After the mtuicineiare properly p wed in strong boxes.
and marked, they are loaded upon drays, ana taken to tne steam
boats and railroad depots, and from thence start forth at lightning
speed to tteir various desUnatiou, on their errand of ir-ercy to
nearly every portisn of the civilized world. We bespeak for these
gentlemen a large fortune at lei t they deserve it, for we have
eiaom seen tue tame amount otenergy, perseverance ana inaus
ry displayed by business men. dec3-d&fwlm.
TTpCocaHs. Tbe addea changes of our climate are sources
of Pcuto.iAST, BaoNcniAL, and Asuuatic Arrtcnom.J Expe
rience bar'n? nro7el that slmnlo remedies often act speedily
od certainly when taken In the early stages of the d!ieae, re
course should at once be hid to "JSrownrt xroncJiitu lrocnes,"
ot Lozenges, let the Cold, Cjugh, or -Irritation ot the Throat be
ever slight as by this precaution a more serious attack may
be effectually waned off. Pcauc SrxAxns anl Sixoxas will
find them effectual for during and strengthening tie oice. See
advertisement nov2I-d&wGm
DIRS. WIN-LOW,
An experienced nurse and female physician, has a Soothin
Symp for children teething, which greatly facilitates the pro:es
of teething, by sottenHgthe gums, reducing all inflammation
will allay all pain, anl is sure to, regulate Ihe'bvrwels. Depend
upon it, mothers, It will give rest to yourselves, aad relief and
health to your infants. Perfectly sab In all cases. See adver
tisement in another column. oct23-ly
Sard, Glossy, and
Luxuriant Hair!
- HOW!
By uslog fieiastreet's Inimitable Restorative. Don't use
anything ulse on Tourlleod.
Price 50c asd 3 1 per bottle. Sold everywhere? '
W. E. HAG AS CO., PropKetorsTroy, N. T.
See an advertisement headed,
"I'OD LOOK IN VAIN.'
oct23-!ydtw&w
CHEROKEE CURE !
An unlallltf cure for Seninml Wcaltncss, Koc
luruui Huiiuitsions, in,,ty cy, . out o rower.
Paint in the Biet ton in Vie BUtlder, VMr.cted
aad lllfficult Menttiviti n, and all VUeatc canted
by d tuiting from the path of A'ature, and indulging
m Stlf-I'oliution.
By tLe use cf th "Cure" all improper discharges are remov
ed, tbe weikened organs of generation are speedily cure 1, and
fall vigt r restored
Eiiber nx. comemplaticg ma'rlage, should reflect that a ound
mind ao-l boJy Ar nec csary t-i prim .te connubi h pioess.
luttie - erukee cure the poor 'ebilitAicil, w jm down atd
despairing devoite f se'.uclple'ure will Bud relief.
Ills safe.nlpl asnt inUste,butlmm dutelnitsactl -n; con
tainin:: no miner ,1 pois -n, lu. 1, prep .red from pure vegetable
extra -ts iu tne form of a delieious syrup. .
fri -e 32 per Bottle,' or three -ott.es for 15, and and forwarded
by eipieulo all parts of the world
Sou by all respectAble Drug.uts everywhere.
fOrTe.U & JIKKA IN. Proprietors St Louis, Mo
Sold n Ktshville by Ewinc Pendl.ton. lierry Demoville
W Uendersnott, aud by Druggists everi where.
cct'-ti-cltKwly
THE
OZLST'-Sr DISCOVHR1T
wop.Tirr of akt coanoxaci for
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
ANY. since the great discovery of Prof Wood, have at
tempted not only to Imitate his restore live, but profess to
have discovered something that would produce results identical ;
but they have all come and gone, being carried away by the
wonderful results or fror. vt ooa's preparation, and have Leea
forced to leave the field to its resistless sway, Itead the follow
ing:
Bath. aise, April Idth, lfo'J.
Psr.r.-O. J. Wood Co.: Gents Tho letter I wrote ou In
1E56 concerning your valuableUalr Restorative, andwhxhyon
have published in this vicinity and elsewhere, has given 'Ise to
numerous inquiries touching the facts la the case The inquiries
are, first, Is It a fact of my habitation and name, as stated in
the communication ; second, Is it true of all therein contained ;
third, does my hair still continue to be in goal order and of
natural color! To all I c in and do answer invariably, yes. My
hair Is even better than in any stage of my life for forty years
rast, more sort, thrifty and beUer colored ; the same is true of
my whiskers, and the only cause why it Is not generally true Is,
that tbe substance is wathed off by frequent ablution of the
lace, wnen it care were asea try wiping tne race in close connec
tion with the whiskers, the same resultwill follow as the hair.
I have been in thereceipt of a great many letters from "all parts
of New England, asking me if my hair still continues to be
good ; as there Is so much fraud in the manufacture and sal of
various compounds as well as this, it has, no-doubt, been basely
imitated and been used, not only without an'y good effect, but
absolute Injury. I have not used any ot your restorative of any
account for some months, and yet zuy hair a as good as ever,
hundreds have examined it with surprise, as I am now 61 years
old and no( a gray hair in my head or on my face ; and to prove
this ftct I send you a lock of my hair taken off the past week.
I received your favor of two quart bottles last summer, for
which I am very grateful ; 1 gave It to my friends, and thereby
induced them to try it, many were skeptical until after trial,
and then purchase- and used it with universal success. I will
ask as a favor, that you send me a test by which I can discover
fraud in the Restorative, sold by many, I fear without author
lty from from yon. A pare article will In.ure success, .and I
believe where goed effects do not follow, the failure is caused
by the impure article, which cutses the inventor of the good.
I deo a. my duty as heretofore to keep you apprised of the
effect cn my hair, as I assure all who inquire of me of my un
shaken opinion In its valuable results. I remain, dear sirs,
yours, A. C. RATMOXD.
Aarok's Rum, Ey.,Nov. 30, 183&
The Restorative is put up in bottles of three sizes, viz: targe,
medium, and small; the small holds X a pint and retail for 31
per bottle; the mediums hold at least twenty per cent more In
proportion than the small, retails for 3! per bottle; the largo
holds a quart, V) per cent, more in proportion, and retails for 33
abottle. O. JT. Wood & Co., Prsprietors, 444 Broadway,
New York, and Hi Market street, St. Louis, Mo. ; and sold by all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. Wholesaled by
Ewen, Pendleton & Co., and retailed by every Drug
house In the United States. fehll-ly
Sr. Hoofland's Celebrated
G EHITI AN HITTERS
ILL effectually cure Liver CompIUnt, Dyspepsia. Jaun
dice. Chronic or Nervous Debility. Diseases of the Kid
neys, and all diseases arising from a disordered Liver and atom
ach, such as Constpatlon, Inward Piles, Fulness ot B'oad to the
Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for
Food, Fullness or weight In the Stomach, Sour Eructations,
Sinking cr Fluttering at the Pit of the stomach, Swimming of the
Head, Hurriedand Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart,
Choking or Suffocating Sensations when in a lying posture, Dim
ness of Vision, Dots or VTebs before the Sight, Fever and Dull
Pain In the Heal, Deficiency of Perspiration, Xellownessof the
Skin and Kyes. Pain In the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &c., Sud
den Flushes of Heat. Burning In the Flesh, Constant Imagin
ings of Evil aad Great Depresion of Spirits.
The proprietors, in calling tho attention of the public to this
preparation, do so with a leellng of the utmost confidence in its
virtues and adaptation to the diseases forwhich itlsrecouunended.
It is no new and untried article, but one that has ctood the
test ot a ten years' trial before the American pecple, and IU rep
utation and aale are unrivalled by any similar preparation ex
taut. The testimony in Its favor given by prominent and well
known Physicians and individuals In all parts ot the country Is
immense, and a curefal perusal ot the A lmanae, published annu
ally by the proprietor, and to be had gratis of any of his Agents,
cannot but satisfy the meat skeptical that this remedy Is really
deserving the great celebrity It has obtained.
HOOFLAND'S HALSAITZIC CORDIAL
Wil 1 care a long standing Cold In a very short time Read the
following:
FElLASXLrHTA, Feb. !C, 1K33.
Da. 0. M. Jacisos Slrr I had for some tune been suffering
undjr a severe cold, having pains through my whole system,. ore
throat, and hossenrss, when I was recommended U try "Hoof
laud's BalSAmlc Cordial." I accordingly procured abottle, and
am tarry to state that one half of it completely cured me. I
now unhesitatingly recommend It to my friends who may be slm
iilarly afflicted, and deem it no more than justice to besrthls
public tejtinicny to its virtue Respectfully yours.
ELBANOH McIlENKV,
Tenth Street, abev Coates.
Prepared only ty Dr. C. M Jackson, No 418 Arch Street,
rbiladelpliis, and for jale by Druggist! anl Storekeepers through
out the United Mates and Canada Price T5 cents per bottlj.-
O. J WOOD St. Louis, Wholesale Agents for the West
EWIN, PENDLETON i. CO., Nahvllle. Tenn., Wli -lesale
.Agenf. Retailed hy JO G.BKOWN and KVANS.G. W. HKN-
DHKSHUTT anl V r.LLS & Imuran iiasavuie, J. a.
MATIIIIE, BrlftEcU. J. C. DOiCH. South Nashville,
fehll-ly
Dr. Eaton's Infnntiln Cordial, for Clilld?
rcn I'cetlii K
Ts no narcotic to lull to sleep and peri aps to death jour suf
fering pr-cious one,, but is a leliab e and certain r medy for
the ill, of initntile life. Itw'U soften the pums. reduce In
fl.iu,mtion aad r-1 eve all pain, and s greatly facilitate tbe
prxessut the priodof teethin ItworksMea eh.rmgl.ing
beallhi sleej ai'igi.ltot elttletull rcr.acd grateful rest io
tie weaned roo'her. It loet not constipate the boel, hecause
it co tains A? JlOf.VtJU or .rpUte of any kind, a hct
we are nliy wanantid instafr.g cano t le said of aoy other
prepantien f- r infa. tile complaints at this time lf re the pub
lic.hu' i, a quick and never aill g remedy for Diarr.aa Di
euiery and summer Ompl-M A so, for Wind Vol'u,
Griping in Vie Sionuich or tciiifty, aud bei-g a powerful anti
si.ni.oJle Mot r. aaould alwijs have it by them In cases or
Cmrultiom, espeu.liy when they purpose siring tbeir children
aByo theotherold rs'ioned narcjtk-s of the day, exceedingly
liabletobritg 011 these flu Be wa-ncd and use none but Dr.
Eaton's Infantile Cordial, as this on! can you rely on.
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT,
Sole propletors, 403 Broadway, New York.
ICIooil Food !
Itlood I'ood!
Itlood Food!
To al 1 suffering from cbnuaiption, icc'pient or confirmed, or
from debility of any kin?; or from mental or nervous prostration,
brought on by aoy cause; or from scrofnlas complaints; or from
diseaiesof the kidneys or bladdtr: ana to ladies suffering any or
the many distressing complaiats their sex are liable to, and which
engender consamjition, the
BLOOD FOOD
Is offered ss a certain ana reliable remedy. DiSering in every
cartieular from the patent medicines or the jay, His a chemical
combination er 7. O.V. S'jLPUVR AKD PUOirUonOCS,
of very great worth, and maoybuudieds bear glad and grateful
testimony to the benefits it has conferred on them
CHURCH tt DUrONT, 4(9 Broadway, New York, are the
sole prsprietors ot the article, and have in consequence cf a
fraud attempted upon the public, changed the color ot the outside
wrapper from red to yellow, and Increased the size of the bottle
U 8 ounces Be very catnlous in buying to see that the fae
simUe or their signature is on the ouuideof the wrapper as all
others are counterfeit. 0. J. WOOD & CO . St. Louis.
octl9-tf Whole. lie Agents for the Weit.
.sited tone of your Anorotiti uu ior urai i ' ALAUlUtLLi .TAiiV JSJLliSAUlVJi
pilO in ine reglOB OI TTY AS universal! nrmltri!! all other Olnta ,! li-lln.
JU KKLLV. I
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THK CHIEF AMONG TES THOUSAND.
of its success In all cutaneous afedlont, whether the cause be
acciaeni or aiteate
BURNS & " SCALDS .
' et
are instantly relieved of their la anguish, pain' and Infiam
mitten, by a timely Applica 9 Uonofthia martellout healer
and the flesh It renew as It J by a charm, no blemish er
tctrremalaljig- "J
THE FRIEND OF THE KURSKSV
" - . - in.,,.I.IH., j
. . Qzmpien Iznlotioru be
fore every mother should have this healinc- nreparatloc
constant!) at hand. It heals ? tore rcat,nt nicklyre
mo .es the TETTER or UINQ." WORM, o prevalent in tAt
nursery, i .-J ,
TO TRAVELERS RTt? btl AND LAND.
Th: Machinist, the Tra- a vtUr, td every other Indi
vidual whoto lot in life throws him within the
chaneo of accident from txplo- q lion, fire, or collleUm, should
bear In mini that this Uagle ! Extractor Is his beat and only
friend. It Is rcth portatrie i? and .'heap, and should ever
be his companion, at a friend In need There are thousands
of living witnesses to testify a to its marvellous virtue, who
owe ineir eoana Jimna ana muscles 10 lis mtiuk; emcacy
The following are a few cfj thtUadlngditeaeet forwblct
AAAlLlbX O UAUlUaiirAlil XiAlOAUlUn". i7A.VJS.
TIVE as well as CURE:
Q
Burns,
Bruises,
Boils. ,
Broken Breast,
Bites of Reptiles,
Cancer,
Cracked Lipt,
Hupped Hands,
.hllblains,
flramp,
Contracted Cords,
Erysirotu
Fittola.
Frost Bites,
Fever Sores.
Felon,,
Sores of al kinds
Shot wounds.
Scrofula,
Scurry,
Scalds,
Glandular Diseases.
Scurf,
Mercurial Sores,
Pains generally,
Pirn pies,
Piles,
Poison,.
Rheumatism.
Scald nead.
Sprains,
Small Pox,
Tumors,
Tetter,
Ulcers,
unaiit,
Diseases of the Skin. Rashes.
Venereal- Ecrts, &c.
Sold at the principal Depots, 14 Broadway, New York, and 21
and!51 Chartrea street, New Orleans, by J. WRIGHT f- CO.
General Agent. It can be obtained of all respectable Dn.,giits
ana aiercnants tcrougnsur uu liniiea states anu uauaua.
aprSS'CO-d.twfcwl-
YOU
VAI5,;
For a Grey Hair on the Head of a person who Uses
ISEIflXSTREET'S INIittlTARBE
tS.Al.Sl RESTORATIVE;
Too will find Tjn the heads of those who ate It
LUXURIANT GLOSSY XI AIR
OF ORIGINAL COLOR.
-AUDJA'CLEAN SCALP
NO MATTER AT WHAT AGS I LIFE IT IS USED.
tux roixowijia TrsruioN is cohvixciro. '
Mef trs. Stxwa&t fc BTU3t, MAcoit, Ga., March S3, 'SO,
savannah, ua.
Oents I recelrel the package lloimttreet't Inimitable Hair
Restorative, ana after using one bottle, can tarely say It Is the
belt article of the kind I know of it will do all it claims to do,
m restoring me jiair to lis original color.
liexpecuuiiy, joxas iuzxsixt.
OrncxEoM s Mctdal Ties aid Masikx iKsuaaircs Co.
St, Louis, October 29, 1859.
We haveused Uelmsfreel'a nair Presaration, (Inimitable Re.
storative and fipd it to answer the perpotes for- which it It de-
signeo, better than anything we have ever nseJ before. "and can
reoommena it in tne nignest terms. ii is uctaT.
u ii unxnnt,
G T Caoas:
Messrs W E Uaoas tr Co,
SAifAxaAn, Ga. May 19, "CO
Troy. NY
Oents Car firm hoviag told large quantities of your Intmit-
aoie iiair itesiorauve, rna nearinr it is to unirersallr com
mended by many of our patrons In the highest manner at to its
Inimitable qualities I was induted to give it atrial, havin?
tor some years been tloubled with falling of the hair, dryness of
iuc scaip u wen a me aaouiouai annoyance ci many grey hairs
the icilp being apparently diseased After taithfullv uslnr
one tmau douio oi me Aiesiorauve ana noaing m good quali
ties apparent, I commenced tbe use of the tacoad aud my boir it
now in better condition than ever before daring my recollection.
It has stopped falling out and the scalp hat resumed its func
tions. I most cheerfully recommend-your article as having all
the virtues you claim for It. In addition to my CwnceM.7 ran
point out at least fifty pertont to our eityvho-Aore liadUe
tameexiiertence tn us use at tnyseij. you are i at liberty to
nse this letter' is", yoo.3nay see proper, aud-lwilljbe happy
to recommend your article personally: on any and alloccasions.
loarsrespeciiuny, amks ctxwast,
Of the firm of Stewart tc Butler.
Rejoice! ye with gray hairs and bald heads, for the Inimitable
wil 1 restore the fomer to Its original besuty, and cover the latter
witn luxuriant growtn. iroy jsuaga.
"ir Tflu wish in have the realcninr tnirrj. ei'f Uw, Ann ,An.h
look which hair-di-e imparts, nse Oeimttreeti Restorative,
wujua uivijtursics iwtvumui iuc uair an j miin vounr aeain
no matter hew much it nay be raded." Boston Iraveler.
USE NOTHING ELSE.
Sold everywhere Price flOy cents, and 31 a bottle'.
W K HAGAN t CO.,ProprIetor,Try, N Y.
Sold ia Nashville by G. W. Ilendenhott. Berrr & Demoville.
Swing & Pendleton, Rains A: Brown. and all responsibls drur-
gi.". ocuif-a.iwstwiy ins
Cure Cough, Cold, Soarsencis, Jnttutnta,
any jrniaiion or soreness cj ins jnroai,
llclteie theacting ough in Von,
titmftion, Br olenitis, As'Jima,
and Catarrh. Clear and
gite strength to ihe voice of
FCBIiIC SPEAKERS,.
and SINGERS.
Few are aware of the importance of creeling a Couzh or
"Common Cold" in its first stage; that which la tht beginning
would yield to a mild reroely, if neirlected, toon attaett the
Lungs. "Brown's Bronchial Jroches." containing demnl-
cect ingredien:s, allsy Palmuai; and Bronchial Irritation.
BR0WJ'3 . uTht trooble In rry Threat, (for which the
"Troches'' are a specific) having made me
olten a mere whirperer ' N. P. WILLIS.
'I recommend their ne to Pcblic Skakifs "
RRV K U CUaPIN.
"Groat service in subduing HOARrEiiss."
Rf.V. DAMC.L WISE.
Troclies
BBOWN'S
Troclica
" Almost instant relief in the dutrctslng labor
of breathirg ucuilar in A mix a "
ItEY A. C. EQ0LE3T0S.
BROWN'S
Troclies
"Ccntala no Opium or anything Injurious."
DR A a lit YES,
Chemist, Motion.
" A rimple and pleasant ccmblnaiion for t otqus,
BROWN'S
Troches'
tic." DR. 0. T. BIQELOW,
BROWN'S
Jioston.
"Beneficial In BaoscniTis "
rroclscs DB.J.F. v. wait,
notion.
BROWN'S 1 I have proved them excellent for wnoor-
via cocas. '
Troclies KEY. U. W. WAEREN,
jsosttn.
BROWN'S "BeneScial when compelled to speak, suffer-
iing from Cols.
Troche-, I REV. S. J. P. ANDERSON,
ct. uouis.
BROWN'S "ErrxcTCAL la removing Hcarsencs and Irrita
tion or the Tnrost, so coalmen witn crxaxxat
Troclies and Eisoxas "
i'ro.. SI. STACY JUlia&lKt,
BROWN'S , La Grange, Ga.
Teacher or iin-ie, aoutaera
Trocncsl , Female College.
"Great benefit when taren ceiore ana auer
BROWN'S lpreachlng, as thry. prevent Hoarseness. From
tfieir.put effect. I think they w,n be ot permanent
Troclies. advantage t:me " .?'.'
r- . . - REV. E. BOWIiElf.A, Al.
BIOWN'SI -i President or Athens Crllege, Ttnn.
TTpSoId by all Drngglsts atjrryBliAk.-JflYx:
Troclies i
nov24-dtrCa
SIRS. WINSLOW,
An experienced Nurie and Female Physician, pieientt to th
etion oi motners, ner
SOO'MING SYRUP
FOR CHILDREN TEETHEVG,
which greatly racilitatea the process ot teething, by softening the
gumt, reducing all inflammation will allay all pain and' rpas
modic action, and Is
SURE TO REGULATE THE "BOWELS..
Depend upon it,molhers, it will givt rest to yourselves, d
Relief and Health to your Infants.
We have out no anl sold this article for over ten years, and
CAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUMn of It, what e
have never keen able to say of aoy other medicine NEVER
HAS IT FAILED. IN A SINGLE INSTANCE TO EFFECT
A CURE, whea timely used. If ever did we know an Instance or
dissatisfaction by any onewbo used it. On tht contrary, all are
delighted with Its operations, and tpeak in terms or cemmenda-
tlon ol Its magical enectt ana medical virtues, ne epeaa in
thimattr"WIIAT WE DO KNOW." after ten Tetrt expert-
eaee, and pledge ur reputation for the fulfiXlmeriof what
xee nere aeaare. in almost every instance wnere sue mian,
suffering from pain and exhaustion, relier will be fousd la fif
teen or twenty minutes after the ayrap It administered.
This valuable nrerjarattfin Is tho nreseriDtion of one of the
most experienced and skillful Kursesn New Ej gland, and
hat been used with never falling success In
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
It not only relieve the child from pain, bnt Invigorates the
stomach and bowels, corrects acidity, and gives tone and energy-
to the whom system, it win alneit instantly relieve
Grlpinir In the Bowels and Wind Colic,
and nreicorae eonvulsans. which. If nnt meedilv remedied, end
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oct33 d.twkwly ins
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Full dirro Ions in tbe pamphlet around each package, which
should be carefully preserved.
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dec4 d.twAcw-lv.
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The great cause of ita popularity Is the fact that nothing bat
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that it may be used la all cases without any fear, as to the re
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worms are secreted within the system, It will speedily expel them
without fall But. In order to obtain the genuine article, every
purcbasershouldbeonhlstruardand look well to tht initials on
the bottle aud wrapper, and be particular Usee thlt he Is bay lng
B. A. Tataestock's Vermifuge, and soother. cov4-wlm
5l
COMMERCIAL.
Monetary and Financial.
8 ATCSSAt, Evitowdcc. 23,60.
We have no Improvement to note ia ths hsey market at the
close cf the week over that cf lait week. The ttrlngeacy la fi
nancial affairs ha contlnueil without abatement bnt tome relief
from the pressor: it ant.dpalrJ after the 4th of next month. Ex
change hat'betnveo scarce daring Iho week, and the Banks and
Broken have found it difficult to supply the .lemiad. The rate
charged by the old Banks It 1 per cent, but tl ey have teen tup
plying only a limited amount ti such of their customers at have '
rpe lal claims upon them. The other Banks aui Broken charge
5 per cent, aad in a few instances we have heard of' 'clghcrrata
being paid.
The City Bank, to day respended to tbe call ot the Comptroller
for the additional deseslt of ten per cent, by returning 323.CU0
of its circulation, which wasjaursed by the Comptroller, tn1 re- '
ceivhig twenty-fire of iti Bonds? Thlt lea vesttxty-five Bonds to
protect its circulation of cn! 350,000.
In, New York oa the 13th, at thi second board, 3400O Tennet-
steOper cent Bonis sold at 730, and on the 19th, at tte first
board, 3TCO0t?2c - s -
Ihe New York Etening reel ol the 19th sayi :
Tlie Stock market has a strong appearance to-day. In every
depattaent we notice bold buying and the' offerings oo seller's
option are freely taken at full pi Icea Tie difference between the
cash pil:e and seller' -ptJon Is gradually lessening. This it
partially due to a Utter supply of cash stoca on the street, but is
undoubtedly on ing in a great measure to more confidence in the
future of ths market. The steady reuxtlon in the money markel
Is outweighing political uncertainties, and there it a growing im
pression teat the reaction Is fairly set in Sudden fluctuations
are, however, to be expected, bet the tendency is evidently to
wards a permanent improvement
The State stocks art firm and held much hither, for Mis
souris CS is asked at the -close, for Tennessee 74X. for North
Carolina! SI. for Virginias 77. Califcrnlis are oterinir at 3 let
OhlottocktlQOlsbld.
The railroad bonds are much better, and we bear of freaucnt
transactions at private sale a gooa Indication.
The telegraph reports i ales cf Teasessee Bonds ia New York
at the first board yesterday at 74c. At the second board stocks
were reported higher and a fair busihess doing.. The dispatch to
the Louisville papers is, however, very much confused. The sales
of Tennessee Bonds are reported by the Courier at C9 .'e, by the
Jo urnal it 9Se, and by the Democrat at 03c These ars all
typographical errors. The salts were most probably at 7G),c.
The following are the leading Items in the reports of the banks
in the six cities where weekly statements are published :
Loans. Specie. CIrcula'n. DrposiU.
N.Y..Dee.J5
Phlla; 17
$131,740,172 18.318,399 8,075,793 fi2,ll,lb7
r,084 85S
j,iiyi
3,4'UJTO
J 1,606,171
1,37,744
2,923 ,SS3
6,019,100
6,434,919
2.521,1)86
I537USG4
17,580,000
Boston - 17.
N.O. .. 15
Pltttbg .. 17
St Louis emitted
Ol.ZWWO
19,379,679
- 7,307,257
lGJ.U.ttil
1,803,-GJ
Total ..S240.933.4GS 33.709,110 27,177,7bl 133.040,857
Last vreek. S4S,7V7,c39 vH.iajiS 13,4.0,101 lAl&i ,(U
In regsrd to the Money and Foreign Exchange market ot Mew
York, the Etening Post at the 19th tayt :
The piper market begins to show signs of relief, asd "gilt edge'
names, which were sot current below 15 per cent at the close of
latt week, find buyers to cay at lit per cent. There is const Jer
able reconnoiteriug cnthe partof capitalists and a fair business
it doing oultideot bask. The offerings a: bank are graanany ai
mlslshlnr a natural conseauenee of the closlnz np of old en
gagement and the aversioa to enter into new ones. Our bank
cthctrs are beginning to fell a ulte comfortable in view of the ac
cumulation ot specie, and this In Urn tends to lessen the artifi
cial wants ot the matket.
On call there Is aa abundant supply at OS7 per cent. Those
having large balancei ia bank drawlog nolnterrst are getting
restive, ana we tee in many quarters a acurs io una cronuoie
emnlnvment fnr them.
The foreign Exchange market remains wuuoui mucn caange as
to rates-but, with respect to business, we are beginning to feel
very sensibly the influx of cold from Europe; and there la now
every reuoa to believe that the embargo upon our commerce it
ror tbe most part removed. Jfortne nrst time in sixty oajs, tne
old buyers of exchange are taking hold; prominent among which
are the Canadian binkt. The transactions in transient bills tbe
past few days have been large, and the glut ot the market it
reduced; yet, the tenOencyof rate is by no means upward tho
leadirn? drawer meetini- the demand freely. One of the fir
class houses, towards the closing of the mall, sold round amountt
at 103, which wat rather lower. It Is, however, scarce'y to ba
expected that rates wilmaterially advise: so long at the want
of eur Importers do sot Increase. The tact is. the healthy condi
tion of our exnsrt trade Wat fast brinnian about adecidtd Changs
in our foreign settlements, and It Is a popular impression that
the recent dead lock la exenange was noiwnony uueio uieun
turbacee in the money market, but wat to come sooner or later as
a natural desalt of the large reduction of our indebtedness abroad
Our Importers have moved with great caution the put year, the
evidence ot which is teen In the aosence ot embarrassment among
them durlnz ths l.te pressure, asd the Indications are that like
prudence will be exercised the next reason, as the condition ot
the interior does not encourage iicerai lmporuuoat.
The rectiptt of told from xurope, in all, amount to scout 31,-
CiO OuO, inclnllug the -150,U)u by the Atlantic, just arrived. In
addition to this we. are advised ot a million dollars by the Persia,
now about due. Ihe Asia's mail to-day, we learn, uke out large
ciders fjr gold, mostly peremptory, anl there It every prospect
cr specie importations auincieni it tweu our Dana reserve uie
first week of January to about S'i.'.OO'J.OOJ cr $23,UJ,MI0.
Review of the Naslivlllo IHarlict for the
AVcek endlngr Dec. 22'
Thetraieof th; week ihowt a considerable Improvement oa
that of last week, especially in Groceries aid rrojlslons. Our
Grocery Merchants havo beea doing a fair bur'neis. The high.,
rates of Groceries during the past sua ler and fall kept country
dealers from purchasing except to supply the Immediate demand
of their customers, anl coaitquen'Jy ttckt In the country havo
bee-i reduced tl a very low point. Thlt will explain the prtsest
activity in Groceries. The trade It legitimate asd not specula.
live. We notict aconsilerable decliae la Coffee ia th: New Or
leant aniLBiltimtre market!. In the latir prime is quoted at
13S-I3 with an Increasing stock. In New Orleans prime Is
quoted at U;c with attoe't of 52,501 Ugs.aglhut G300ba;s
at the tame time last year. Our market has sympathised with the
downward movement in these markett,anl we now quote the ex
tremes fo' Rio at I4XICc. Molasses hjvealao ('edited, aid
are now quoLd at39S33o pergslloaln b'llt and 35337c inbal
bbls.
We notice some new Pacoa bJelonlcg to arrive, which finds
rady sales at oar quotalioas. -,
In Br.adstuffi there it bo material chaste. The trade it re
stricted mainly to supplying the borne demand. The river hav
ing remained tn navigable order for several weeks, our dealers
have avallel themselves of the opportunity, and have now ia
store ample stoc.s to meet tbe presectdemand.
it anotfee a further decline In Peanuts, which are sow dull at
53iUc per bushel.
COTTON The receipts of Cotton daring the week hare been
Gt- biles anl 5.743 since the 1st ot September Although the
market has been rath r iniciire daring the week there hat been a
better reeling In consequence cr increased activity in New Or
leant, indu-ed by more favorable reports frtm Liverpool. Iu
New Orleans from the 31 to the Oth Midilings ranged from 9j to
Dc. Yesterday the quotations were lO&Oloyc, showing an
improvement in two weeks ot ISlVic. The few sales made in
this market during tht week were at 72c, but holders mani
fest an unwillingness to part with their Ccttoa except at higher
figures, which buyers hare not met
TOBACCO We have noticed the arrival of a few.hogsheadi of
Tobacco during the week, but the only sale that his occurred was
at the warehouse ot A. Uaxiltos on Tuesday, when 5 hhdawrre
told at tbe following figures : 2 CO, 3 25, 3 95, 4 5 and 5 33. We
quote the market at IK" tor-Lugs and 3S4e for Leaf.
FLOUR AND GRAIN The ttocccf Flour 03 the market Is
ample to meet the demand, which It limited to the supplying of
actual wants. We quote Superfine at $55 59 and Extra at 30
S 25. Sacks are selling at 833 25.
We quote Wheat at 31 25S1 30 per bushel, though these fig
ares may be regarded as wholly nominal, as there are no traasac
tiont upon which to base quotitions.
Corn may now le quoted at 7u75c, sacks included, at which
figures there is considerable activity to supply home consumers.
Oatt are selUngat 453150c per bushel.
PROVISIONS We sole the arrival of a few email lots cf New
Bacon, which finds ready tale at 8 9c for Shoulders, 9S9Xc for
Ribbed and 10c for Clear Sides, and 9o for Hams. There is a
little old on the market, which It held at slightly higher figures.
There it a good demaad for Lard at 99Jc from wagons asd
10! 1c from etore. The market it quite bare of a good article.
GROCERIES There hat been considerable activity la Groce
ries, daring the week at adecllne In . several articles from last
week's prices. We now quote at followt :
Scoilt Fair to Choice 77Jfc 1? B, In hogsheads, and !ilo
alvance on these quotations ia bbls; New York Coffee Sugars
1031IJ4'c; Crushed and Powered HKt2e; Loaf lliS12c-
Molasses axd Svacr MoImms In barrels JUSJ3C v gal: half
barrels 35S37c; Sugar House 4J45c; Goldea Syrup la barrels
TAchair bamlsHOc. andlegs lien gall) cm.
Corrxx Uio Hiinaiac, Lagayra l.csiBc, Java ic&wc V E .
Tea Imperial 50 8 li Gunpowder 50375c; Young Hyson 40
GU,BlackCU1.5U.
SALT We quote Coarse Sack at 3 1.23, and Fine at 31 JO,
and Barrel at 3540c 1? bushel. The stock on the market It ample
to meet the demaad.
GALLATIN SHEETINGS We quote Gallatin Sheetings at
8 U per yard.
COTTON YARNS The following are the agents' quotations
for Cotton Yaras: 7C0and800,9c 9 dozrfKO, 10c; 500, lie; and
400,12c.
WHISKY Rectified It held at 1329c 9 gallon, and country
at 5075c per gallon, according to quality.
DRIED FRUIT We quote Applet, peeled, at 4045c; Peach-
et, anpeeled, $1 13 1 25, peeled, $2225 per bushel.
PEANUTS The demand for Fcanutl is limited at 55S03c 9
bushel, at which they are doll.
SEEDS Clover 30 250 50 9 buthel; Blue Grass, stripped,
31.75, Clean 32 9 bushel of 11 &t; Timothy 33 SO f leshel;
Herds Grass SI. 41X31.50; Orchard S1.C0O175; MlUet 51 50;
Flaxseed
FEATHERS Feathers are In active demand at3335c' fi
for Live Geese, when putlngood shipping order.
GINSENG Ginseng finds ready tale at 35a
BEESWAX Our merchant are paying 23325c for Beeswax!
HIDES The market Is dull Greea are selling at.vjperlb
aad Dry at 8c . . -
HAY There Is a food supply ot baled Hay on the market,
and we qucte cn tho wharf at 323324 per ton and from store
at 327. Timothy Is telling at 325 per ton
The Cotton movement.
We hive compiled the following comparative statement ot the
receipts of Ctttos at tho. various porta slr.ee the 1st of Septem
ber from the latest mail dates received at this office :
I860.-
.1-439.4
929i5
354,415
30J95
73,100
241,0-8
223,916
6,6-19
. 420
New Orleans. Tec; 14 "t 783,3 "
Mobile, Dec. 14. 25,230
Fltrida.Dtc.7 33,413
Texas, Dec. I S.rc9
Savannah, Dec 14 ...........
.. 173194
156.4'J3
8,033
. 9,470-
Charleston, Dec. 13... "..
.North Carolina. Dec. 8. ...
Virginia, Nov. L..... .. .......
Total receipts
i 1,4S0,12C
-107,927
377,cOI
434,082
ire.401
Decrease ..-
STOCKS IK SO UTUIRK POSTS.
NewOrleant.Dec. 14 33893
Mobile, Dec. 14 '. - 13150
Florida, Dec T. --- 15,381
17.397,
30,908
77 4U7
80,3ua
900
230
S17.754
45;5a
67944
163 495
76 250
Tecaa. nec 1 t-1
Savannah, Dec. 14 50,637
Charleston, Dec 13 28,917
North Carolina, Dec. 8 : 1,100
Virginia, Vor. 1 3."'
Total Stocks..
010 M9
80.437
New York, Dec 11 - -
xxroaTS 10 roitriox raRTS. '
To Great Britnin J61437
To France IjOt
To other Foreign Poits .. 78,93j
. Total Foreign Exports..
To Northern U. 8. Port .
.7P0.4I3
5,!S7
'919 289
221,7
The New Orleans Price 'Current gives the following as th
comparative prices cf Cotton in that market on the 14th of Decem
ber In tbe years named :
leOO. 1859 1E58.
Interior, ' - 5 Hi 7 8
Ordinary . 7 TA e 9tf 8S
Goad Ordinary 8 84 8i 9)i QX
Low Middling, . 8Jf B I010 11 Mii
Middling, bi10 10fll 1.,'I1
Good Middling ll,lltf llil'3i' llKOIJK
Middling Fair 1212K 1K
NtwORLrA),Dec.21. Cotton tales today C500 bales; mid
dling lOH'IO',; sales or tbe week 79 000 bales; rece.pt, of tbe
week 57 31X1 bales, against 104,900 bales during tbe corresponding
lime list year; tctil receipts at this port less tftn at same time
last year 170 510 bales, at all Southe-n ports 38I.0U0 bales: ex
ports Lt the week 72 (100 bales; total exportt ot the season 619.5CO
tales; stock at New Orleans 320,000 bales.
MotiLt, Dec 20 Sales of Cotton to day 8000 bales; pnceiad
vtneed Xc; middling 10c; market firm.
Cuaslxston, Dec 19. Tbe demand to day continued of an ac
tive character, and near 1590 bales changed hands, price tor the
User jradesranging rull, and with an upward tenaescy, while
the lower descriptions exhibited great Irregularity and easier
R..v.n r,. 10 Tte weather wtt extremely inclement to-
dsy and unfit tor out-door bujinest, the sales, however, reached
72 1 bales, as follows: 18 at 8. 121 at S'A, 57 at 9, 10 at 9;;, 23 at
9,', ai st 9;, 24 at 9, 19at 9. 2 at 9 , 3 at 10, 7 at 10,', 32
at iuy , 275 at 10)., and 6 bales at lOtfc.
Tho New Dolly Herald, receivedevery day by
octsi JOHN YORK b O
prices. The rollowloej are the paru?"" '"
at P'Z, 103 at S;, 197 at8K. 1"! .221 at 9. H9at 9i, 15
at9".81at9;;,39at9?f,l2;atI0,Giat 10. 1J0 at 10.'.50
nil; 11 i,a- n .Vii.fi at 11!. 34 at 11 3 IB. 21 at 11JT.
I TnirtySixtb Consrresssecoa Session.
j , IHdayfs Proceedings. t 4
WASUCCfjTO.vi Dcc 21. Senate Ths ronort of tR(.
I cretafypf the Interior was rweiverLand laid dnrf
1 tne taDie: - y.
! PowelmoTctl that thei'resideni havethc powdr
to fllrthe vaeaney in the- Special, Co'mnjittec occa
sioned'by Davis resignation. Aree fo."
On motion oPKennedUie hill to allOvyithtt-IJalti-niore
and Ofcio Railroad to cross tho Potomac at
Long Brancfifwas taken urf.
A memorial of the citizens' of Washington and
Georgetown was received.
A message was received from the House armodnc
ing the passage of the Pacific KaiJroad jitll.
vrwin moveti to taice up tne om attt maicc it the
special order for die 2nd of January. ' '
Bragg moved to refer .the bill to a Special Com
mittee.. Disagreed to. f '
Gwin's motion was carried. , ' ,
The consideration af theBaltrrfloro arid Ohio Kail
road hill was resumed. A. long discaiisidihensued
on minor amendments. 4 .
Kennedy spoke a: length ia favor of tlicr bill.
Fessenden Offered an amendment, allowing tlie
City of Washington to tax the property of tlje Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad in the District, of Colum
bia. Disagreed to.
An amendment was agreed to, providing that the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shall cb4:k baggago
with all roads terminating at Alexandri. Baltimore
and Washington, on as favorable terms as with other
lines.
The hill was passed.
Yulee moved the reconsideratiorrof the vote ex
cusing ilr. Davis from tho Committee. Carried.
Yulee said he wished Southern Senators would
serve. and asked Jlr. Davis if he would do so.
Davis said that owing; to earnest solicitations of
Southern friends he would do so.
Washington Gossip.
Nsw York, Dec. 20. The Washington correspon
dent of the Times says, orders have been issued to
Alaj. Anderson to surrender Fort Moultrie if at
tacked. Iam reliably imfor-med that Alaj. Ander
son telegraphed here that he had surrendered a
largo number of arms, which had been removed
from the arsenal to Fort JToultrie, to the authori
ties of Charleston on a demand being made for
them. This, was done in obedience, so he says, to
tho spirit of the orders ho lias received from Wash
ington.
An official dispatch, giving information of the
passage of the ordinance of secession, was received
here this evening by President Buchanan. A num
ber of Southern men were with him at the time
and I learned that he exhibited much agitation on
hearing the news.
The passage of the ordinance produced intense
excitement in Congress to-day wLcnJtKe'dispatch
came, and it was announced that SouUilGarolina had
passed the ordinance of secessiortjfand it wa3 pri .
vately reported that the South Carolina members
remaining had prepared a farewell address to be
delivered this morning, for tho purpose of going
out in a body and making an impression.
The Republicans renewed the proposition to
adjourn andcarriedit. and the South Carolina mem
bers must wait till Monday to make their demon
stration. The TKoune-'s correspondent says: Our city is
In the House Committee of Thirty-Three little
was done to-day. ' Hie main feature' was tliereech
of Hon. Charles F. Adams, of Massachusetts. He
showed tlie impossibility of the Republican party
in this advanced age passing an amendment to the
Constitution countenancing slavery.
Rust's proposition will be voted on tomorrow.
The probabilities are that it will not pas's.
Affairs at Charleston;
Ciiarlestox, Dec. 21. Cusliins-arrived last nmht.
and remained fire hours,avhen he- leftfor Washing
ton. There are various rumors as to his mission.
X he Legislature to-day chanced the name of the
Federal to the Foreign Relations. A committee was
also appointed on the style of the State flag by the
Convention.
It is rumored that the Convention went into secret
session, to consider postal and custom matters.
The following was onered yesterday in Conven
tion by Dunkin: That the Governor appoint custom
officers for the Sta:e, and also postmasters, unless
the present incumbents shall continue to discharge
their duties. 1 , -
Brown ofl'ered an amendment, that the duties be
collected at the existing rates, the Governor appoint
ing collectors, but nut altering tbe present arrange
ments until others are effected.
Mr. Hudson offered a substitute that all citizens
holding office under the United States Government
he appointed under the Government of this Stater
also adopting the Revenue and Postal laws of the
United States, except that no duties be collected on
the merchandise or products of slave holding Com
monwealths; further.that nil moneys collected, after
deducting expenses, be deposited in the Bank of the
State of South Carolina, subject to the order of the
Assembly: further, that said officers retain posses
sion and control of all the United States property
for, the disposal of the Assembly, which will account
for the same on the final settlement with the United
States.
From Lincoln' Home,
New Yobc Dec 21. The Springfield (111.) cor
respondent Of the Herald says : Thurlow Weed,
Judge Slascn. and J. II. Van Aim. of New York, ar,
rived. here-from the E.ist in t ie early train. Weed'
was ciosetea witn lancom trom nine until tnree
o'clock. He broucht his compromise along, which
was u-e subject ot earnest -discussion, it is said
that modifications were insisted upon by the Pres
ident elect relative to the recognition of the riuhtof
slavery in tne Territories, and that the iilea of a
restoration 01 geographical lines ot division was
repudiated. Weed returns this evening. It is re
ported that he will take the modified programme to
Washington, when it will be submitted to Republi
can members ot longress. lie saw no--one hut
Lincoln and' a few of the latter's friends.
Grinnell is mentioned as Secretary of the Treas
ury, and Mr. Drapier as Collector. Seward's decli
nation of a scat in the Cabinet is said to have been
intimated.
The news from Charleston produced a ereat.con-
stcrnation in political circles. Mr. Lincoln, however,
received it calmly.
Ihe 1 resident elect is crossly misrepresented in
Cobb's last letter. -;
From New 'York.
New York, Nov. 22. Tho irtoune states positive
ly that Lincoln is opposed to yielding one iota of
1 1 . r .. . 1 m
jiepuuucan pusiuun respeciing slavery in me lerri-
tortes.
Commodore Ke'arney of the Navy has resigned.
The African squadron reports that the Mohican
captured a slaver with 300 slaves.
The limes' iVaslunfjlon correspondent says tlie
Union Committee has adjourned till Janusry the
7th. Subsequently the Republican members in
caucus concluded that no proposition satisfactory to
the ultra Southern States by way of amendment to
the Constitution could be adopted by the people.
I lie South Carolina delegation withdraws on .Mon
day.
lite Alabama and Mississippi members decided to
remain and await the notion of other States.
The Herald s correspondent Says the President
will scud a message to Congress on seceision , Mon
day. Fire Accident.' '
Adams, N. Y Dec21 A fire occurred early yes
terday morning, which consumed nearly one-half of
tho business portion of the town. Twelve buildirigs
were burned, and property to the value of $50,001)
destroyed, about $25,000 worth of which was cov
ered by insurance. The fire originated in Sterne &
Webster's dry goods store lrom a chimney tnat had
burnt out during the evening.
iV snow-plow propelled by two locomotives, en
gaged in clearing the snow from tho track of tlie
Watertown and Rome railroad, ran ott the track
near this place yesterday morning, smashing the
plow into fragments and severely injuring the em
ployees thereon. One of 'the locomotives was thrown
from the track and considerably damiged. Trains
were detained buka lew hours.
Son tli Carolina Convention.
Charleston, Dec 21. R.B.Rhett, Chairman of tha
Committee on an Address to the-Southen States,
presented 0, loni and able paper, reviewinc the In
juries done South Carolina while in connection with
the Union, ihe Convention ret useu to ue tneau
dress until finally adopted. It wasmadtfthe special
order for Saturday.
Judge Wardlow made a "report by ordinance,
amending the Constitution of the State of South
Carolina. -
After some unimportant inatter..the Convention
went into secret session, excluding ell hut members.
.Demonstrations In Charleston.
CiiAMJin'ex.Dccl. -Niirht. There is a grand pro
cession of Minute Men and several thousand minute
citizens, military, firemen', and strangers to-night,
with music, banners and transparencies. They ser
anaded Governor Pickens, Porter, President of the
Senate, Thomas, Speaker of tlie House, and Jamison,
President of the Convention, the .Mayor, and other
prominent men. Great enthusiasm- prevails. Mu
sic, transoareneies and flans were borne in the pro
cession, in front of w,ich was that displayed by
fjaptain uerry, ot tne steamer Columbia, at Uover
nor's Island. Offices and residences are illuminated.
From Wacnington.
Washington, Dec. 21. Arrangements are making,
at the Treasury for paying the interest on the pub
lic debt on the first of January in coin.
The Navy Department has received-information of '
the arrival of the captured slaver Bonita at Charles
ton. No Federal officers being empowered to re
ceive her there, the officer in command telegraphed
for instructions, and the Navy Department instructed
him to await further orders.
Government Property Burnet'.
t..J... v r n 01 Tho T.nWrcnce Hotel, in
in this citvv purcliased by the government foia
Court House and Post Office, as destroyed by fire
earlv this morning. It washffng temporarily occu-
jiieu by tne members 01 " """"i -
hW was accidental. Loss from S4.000 tn SO,000.
Destructive Fire Cossof Life
Viv Haven. Dec 21. At 3 o'clock this morning
a lire occurred in a tenement house owned by John
A. Davenpoit and occupied by twenty-six families.
An entire family, consisting of Michael Colbert, his
v;ifc, and lour children, were burned to ocatn.
Lincoln's Cabinet.
St. Locw. Dec 21. This raornine'a Draocrai at
nounces, by authority, that Mr. Lincoln has offered
Hon. Edward Bates a seat in -his Cabinet, and that
the latter will accept. His position will probably be
Secretary of the Interior.
Fre.u Norlolk, Va.
Norfolk. Dec 21. A large meeting of citizens was
held at Ashland Hall last night Resolutions were
tlie holding of a National
State Convention, opposing coercion, favoring the
arming of the State, add declaring against opening
the Af rican slave iraae.
i Canfeaslop. .
T)kxver Citt. Dec lit Waters has confessed to
the murder bf'Frceaian Tyler.
Foreign.
-' ''New YcEXj-Dcci 22.$ha. Steamer Palestino'hadl
arrived out on tlie VJlh. Tbe steamer Manchester
brings 35,000 pounds specie. JSJThe Jura sailed for
New York tin the- 11th. with 49.000 nonnils.
rPetersb&g.j ft is rumored that Lord GowIeyiUkes
sures uattitude of South Cafblfna. but arimiti that
Southerners have the right of 'free' trade on their
sfde..t - -' .- '
PARS. Tha Bourse was dull, denies 68f. 90c.
ItalianTiffitirs are unchanged. The armys ot Italy is
to consist "of 300,000 troops. The programme of the
new Austrian Ministry promises many important
reforms.- -
Arrival of the Pony Express.
, Fort Kkaiwy, Dec. 2X ,The CalifornU l'0nEr-press-bf
tho .Sth has arrived.' Trade dull xnoriey
was growing stringent.
' inav-iltTs repaTtcd'tha't anAmencan bark Went
ashore at Woosung, anil all hands were murdered.
Jubilee in mobile.
MonrLK,Deo. 20. Tha seeestiun of South Carolina
was celebrated here this evening by the firing of
luo guns, the cheers of the people, and a military
paradd. Tncrc is great rejpiciug
From Pcnsacola, Fla. '
Pcnsacola, Dec. 21. The secession of South Caro
lina is greeted with great enthusiasm here. A salute
of one hundred guns is being-fired in honor of tha
event.
Pittsburg-Coal Trade Suspended..
PrrrsBDRO, Dec 21. No coal vrill be stnt out this
season, the 'dealers having unanimously resolved to
suspend operations till March or April, in coim
quencc of depression in the times.
Arrival of the City of Slancucsfcr.
New York, Dec. 22. The steamer City of Man
chester has passed Cape Race with Liverpool dates
of the 13tn. News unimpojtant.
Arrival of tlie Empire City.
New Yobk, Dec. 22. Tlie steamer Umpire City,
from Havana, says that two American vessels land
ed cargoes of slaves in .Cuba, one whereof was cap
tured with seven hundred negroes.
From Montgomery, Ala.
Mo-vrcosiuriT. Dec. 20. Gov. Moore has ordirml
one hundred guns to be fired at noon to-niorrow in
nonor ot tne secession of South Carolina.
Demonstration.-
MzaiPtiii. Dec 22. One hundred cuns and rockets
were fired to night. There is a large torchlight prc-
"'ii uu uiu tiijr wiiminaieu.
lUver News.
LornarnxE, Dec. 22. The river is falling, with 7
feet 9 inches water in the caiaL
?'
Foreign Commercial.
livxaroot. Dec. 13. iVr CIfy of J&aifcr.-Cottoa sales
Wednesday 10,9CU bales, of which speculator! land exporters
wox j,ww tales, clttingqalet but sbaly.
Breadline, had aa advancing tendency. rrovUIost dalL
Consols y92X.
markets by Telegrnpn.
NctrYoxx, Dec. 22. Stocks advanced today la tome casts
233 per cent.
CuctATi, Dec 21. Flour buoyant; tales I COO bblt, S43
410. Corn ha an advancing tesdtney. Whisky 13. Mrtt
Pork 314 50. Lard?i3;.,
New To IX, Dec 22. Cotton is a shade tmer; talis 20C0 bales
middling upland 101310';. Flour 355 10. Wheat advanced
133;. Ccrn advanced 2e, G&3C7. Mest Pork dalL Scgix
Cub&5,K5ij. Mclaiaes Orleast 323i.
XV THE CHANCERY COURT AT Dices.
den for Weakley County, State of Ten
nessee Order of Publication Origia.l Bill Elijah J. Lan
cuter vt Andrew Cayce, John P. Cayce and George L. Cayce.
Prom an affidavit of the complainants counsel, Micsjih D Card
well, this day Sled ia this cause. It appears ta the Clerk and
Matter of said Court, that the said defendants, John F Cayce asd
George L Cayce, ar non-resident of said State ot Tennessee,
and re lid e In Kentucky It U therefore ordered by said Clerk,
aad Matter that the order be pabliihed for four successive weeks
in the Weekly Union and American, a newspaper published
In the city of Nashville, said State or Tennessee, commanding
said John t Cayce and George L Cayce to ffle their answer, picas
or demurrers to said Bill at or before the next term of tai i 1 tun
eery Oourt,to be held at the court house in Drealen ftr Weakley
county, State of Tennetee. on the see nd Mocday or Junnary.
lfOl.or said bill asd 'Msg, therein, willie taken for confessed
against thtm, and e tor hearing ai to them exparu, at said term
of tald Court. Thia Detcm'ier 6th lcUl. (A true copy from
the Order Book.)
N A-HAN N. EDWARD', C & M.,
dee!S6U 4t-pr,sfee 33 or sad Court.
TTN CHANCERY COURT AT DRESDEN"
j, for Weakley County, State ot Tennes
sec Oriiluil Ininnction BUI Order oT Publication Thom
as Glut vt David B Moire. John Taneuler, William Landless
and James U Blakeman. From the affidavit to tbe bill in this
cause, it appearing to the Clerk sal Master of said Court, that
tai defendants. David B Moore, and John Yancuter, are non
resident of said State or Tennessee. t is therefore crlerrl by
said Clerk aad Master, that toil order be published or roar sue
cessiv weekt ia the Weiy Union and American, s r ewspper,
published in the city or Nashville,3tataforesiid,ooeuniading
the said Moore and Var.eul-r Utile their answer, plea or de
merer to said bill, at er before tbs next term of said Clustery
coart to ne -eu at tai ourt House, la the town or Dresuea f. r
Weakler cluntv. State of Teurjesie. cn tbe second MondiToflllcabinet-ciakeri'Olae. It boat be used in tliA ulace of ordiaary
ciunty.
January, 1361. ureatd Mil aid all thing therein, will b"i takeaJnuciUg:, being vastly maseadbetive.
forcorfeiiej agaiost tbem an-l setfor hearing at to them exparteP "USEFUl. IN C V Z1L HOUSE."
at said term ot aald e art. Thli December Eth, 18G0. (A trut
copy iro tne Uraer sooir j
NATHAN N. EDWARDS. C.AM.
decl5'Cil-w4t-pr'i'ee33 otialdCeurt.
tfeCO
Wholesale Dealers, .
No. 1 Nashville Inn Block
A RE IN RECEIPT OF THEIR jP ALL STOCK 0?
oL elga aad Donestie
Q-ood
VARIETIES ASD CLOTHING,
Boots. Shoes, flats, Bonnets,
To which they Invite the aitentl&d or the trade.- -augSO
d-Srwtr
Late1 Arrival of Boots and Shoes
AT
NO 18, rUUUlC SQUARE, NASHVILLE.
T HAVE JCST RECEIVED AN INVOICE OF LIDIES
JL French Lutlag Congreit Gaiter with and without ll'l:
Ladles French Las tic; Side Laced Gaiters, with aad wtthoct
Heels :
Ladies' Tine Kid Congress Gaiters, with and without Htelt ;
Misses' and Children' Bootees and Gaiters in great variety.
In a wor f , the stock is now full and complete of every descrip
tion of Boot and Shoes Uv Wlatertrade.
Cash dealers wili End tt to thelrlnterest to give me a call, as I
. am determined nottotensdersotd,evenby those who protest to
sen as cost. u. B. 11AL1
No. 18, 1 ublic Square,
noviS-tf Opposite the Market House.
AND
PHOIVOGKAPHir.
MR. DOLBEAR
In Kirkman's Buitding Cor. Summer i Union St's.,
IS sow ready to receive 1'aplli In the abavs Branches. Ladies
are taught a seat etsy and Sowing style of writing, aad gea
lemsn in a freehold and rapid style. Persost
rom G to CO years of sgj rj .l" taught ia a few les
son. Uoort, 3 to S r. rSfeLi'aM. sad 7 to 9 at sight
Persons from tenntry.?jl2Kftcaa salsa, their Irssons is
one wee. Christmas week will be a good opportunity for people
to attend. Thwe who wish to Join Mr. D.'t elasse should do so
without deliy. The great practical utility of Phono-rtphy shown
by the following note from tha Rev. J. S. Haye, tuggnti tbe In
quiry whether parents should withheld from their children so
srr eat able J.ing. Can the student who enter college without It
be as taccesslal a the one who can cselt dally la the lecture
room I
NAsnvnxx, Dee. 13 th, 13C3.
Ma. J. W. Dousxasu
Sir : Tbe first tenons I took from yea some time since tn Pho
nography, have enabled me to save mora than two-thirds of the
labor in preparing my sermons, and I have no doubt It will toon
enable tue to tave thrce-foirth cf it. I hare never spEt time
msre proiiiaMy than In Its attainment, and I feel perfectly free In
recommending it to Clergymen generally, at a meant by which
a vast amount of time may be saved aad that too with far lest
effort thin It generally tupposcd. Its principles are few and sim
ple, of easy attainment asd suited to the full expression of every
word la the language, either for pretest nse or permanent re
cord. Ycun respectfully,
J. H. 31 ATS,
Pastor of th: Sd Piesbytertas Church
Nashville, Tenn
If Clergymen would devole one wre'r to its attainment it
would enable them to tare six times that amoast of time the
the flrit year. declU-tf
Four Horse Mall Conch.
rTinXoalyoneIsLlBcoIncoasty,raanlag regarly three time
S aweekandkack.rrom Fayettevilleto Tullahooa; leavlag
Tullahoma , Monday, Wednesday and Friday ; la return leat e Fay
ettevllleTuetday.ThartdayCad3atarda7.to connect the nail a
riyettevilleand thecanat TaUahoma.aadfar ths sceoausoda J
tlofpasieagen. J. B. Smith, agent, at TaUahosa. Good
eamaaadearful driv.rt Tbe fare through oaly two dollar
Ifl.wtf I firm T4 TATT1P-
ESTltAYS Dickson Conntr
rm Air iw s, h ir rr.nn,. rTiv tt.m r,t eeaaty.
I Ray Mare, I4H hand high, bay eparla tortaaad
aboutljyear old, left hind foot white, sera Sabai'
Appraised 23d October, 16C0, to 3 Si x J. ALLEN,
nov23 3t Ranger.
TAKEN up by Ja Baowjr, Jr- on Tuinbull, ta31 District
la Slid county, fourteen ro"e oth East or Charlotte, a
DarKJUny Horse. jnandttwo Inchet high, thodalt
round, tear on noti nIo.;e",yars old. saddle oollt oa bit
back. AppralselMthO'Sober.ltCO.toSlOO.
nova-w3t A. J.ALLEN, Ranger.
ITSIAKEN npy Aasxiw Wallacx, la 11th District of said
S county nn ''eid or Yellow Creek, tea miles Coats-West of
Charlotte. Dark B-ty Morse, sway back. poor, bare-
fied."crUen and a talf bandshigh, asd about fifteen years
0M .Appraised 12th November, 18W1, to 333.
iSvCJ w3t A. J. ALLEN, Raager.
Insolvent Notice.
HAYINO suggested to the Dickson County Court Clerk, tbe
Insolvency of Solomon Petty, deceased, all cerons having
elaios against tbe tame ar notified, lo file them with ntdCliirr,
properly authenticated, on or lefcreth-, 31 day of March, lftil,
or they will be forever barred. JAMES B DUNS AO AN,
dec8-w4t Administrator.
JTIASONIC.
AT a call meeting or Newporttand LodgeNo. 283. metat Its
nvim . on Saturday, the 27th of Octorr. 1S0, A W C Mar
then a was expelled lrom all therigtts and privileges of free and
excepted Masons for gross aad asmasoalscoodac t.
By order orth Lodge, JOHN WIIALL,
deoS-wlt Secretary.
luoticc.
) WILL sell for cub, at the Court noose In Nashville, on
'Saturday the 29th dty o' December, one negro boy named
iicuson, levied on at the property of Thomas t. Northtrn,
to satisfy aa execution la my hands issue! by W. D. Robertson,
Esq , In favor of Jno. L Bays, for fdurhundrcd and fifty six
dollars Sale according to law. J? W. PAGE, CD. C.
decC-3tw
Insolvent notice.
fSAIIE Icsolvesey of the etute of, John Caruthert, deceased,
! being suggested to the Clerk ot Macon county, It U there
fore ordered by the sail Clerk, that all persons laving cialmi
1 gainst said tatt,te hereby-notified to file them, legally authea
Heated with the eald Clerk of Macon county Court, Tennessee, on
or herore the first day May next,li order that -settlement and
dlvltiu mo rata may be made. M. It. ALEXANDER.
dec4-w4l Administrator.
IVoticc.
'AYING received a letter ot admlnlstratlanon the estate of
"Mrs. EUxabeth Allev.decelleiLall person Indebted ta th
tame are hereby required to settle with me by the first of Febrna.
ry, 1861, er be dealt with according ts law, and all persons hav
ing claim on the said estate are hereby notified to band in or
send their claimx to me la Clarktville, Ttnn , oa or before the
first of Ftboary, JSfll, or they W.ll be forever barred both by law
and equity. PARIS PETER,
dtci-wit Administrator.
PILES Dr. Llbby's Pile Oluttuentneve
fallitocure. Price, 31.
FEVER AN D AGUE RDJIEDY, Only SO cents
We warrant tbe above two Medicines to do all that It pro ru
led for them. The Grasfesberg Medtcisu coo tain so Mineral
poisons, aqd are esteemed wherever known, for their xalldaess
andtQcacy; ortj-tlj " MACKENZIE fc MIS CHIN.
TUB NEWSPAPER FOR THE 1
For 18G1.
yrjliu Dat-Boox bold that Ibis Ik s gaveramest orWurrs
Mm, aad taatirriiVof xAU and political potltlea
for the negro race, aad superiority tot the white nee, Il the
natural order of American Bocietr. AH whe wast to axTOTX 1
Tax AXacwxwn or tic a.tti ttAvxaiTres, aad understand tha 1
cegropuettion. rhoaM read It. Dezxcrata, Constitutional men.
mcst tee lo it that tcuad papers are. drenlaltd AJIQNll THE
PE0PLK,i or BlacHRepuaiieaa ri ndpletfUl never feput
down- i f," T M-fT
t& TOE W1EKT,Y,D.4 B30Srar8.i; wOl U rrrally teprov-
. JiUIIICimiM. lUHUCIMUOl, M..UIk.M
Partx Pcausnxs. It will have Obx Ilnxn Msaa Exawxci Mat
tix. Lzttxz os XnocATios, Ail AaaccEuntAt, Aancus,
Sxxrcnis or Livua Asuxxtax a moat, SaxTraa ex Cooxs
AsroCooxxavand FcllRxtsci or I attut. ass orttzst Max
X1T3.
It wilt also eminence on the 1st of January, A Vttt axd
OaiotML Stot, by Itof Peck, of Gik, entitled
VIRGINIA GI.EACAIUE,
A talc of the Early Settlement ot Geacrii. A ThriUIng 3ttry of
Pioneer Life, Tha Cren wart, Ac .Tnett fee tares, together
with 8nciAL EbKanaN Coaasirama cx, aSfcll digest otcewt.
fereign and domei tic, make Us ', f
' 'BUSINESS, FAMILY AND tlTIXli.SlJI.'SWSr'APXE,
All eimbiae Into oae, aad at a cheaper tt than any other pa
per published.
TERMS OA3H IN ADVANCE.
OSE COPY (per annuo: )
TWO COPIES do
fIVE COPIES do
TWENTY ONE COPIS3-
.3 00
3 OO
5 OO
20 OO
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0TBixnxi4K ttho vtKstrt a Ctub -if apostogiee, ami tend
utfiet dollars fierjt evtseriitrt, vt ma tend a sixth cory
oxath. We make this ecTer that thepaper xoay be Introduced
at every pest-oSea, feeling eeafideat that mtet pertoat who read
it fir a aasrt Urn wili take It, asd use their eCorta to ttill far
ther its circulation. This offer, howaver. only" applies to 04
dub offtte, at taeh tjUt, aad hence, the arst who to.ll 1
be entitlct to the gratia copy. After a club of five it formal, or
woe a dab Is already foraeit, additions caa always be made to
it a e dettar each bieriier, be they one er micy.
awacople teat (ne.
s 6 q & (3 h-b fe b b
CLEKGY3IEN lalTEACiiEKK wHI hereafUrbo
famUhed the WnxtT IiAT-BxforOne Dollar per year
the lowest dub rates.
All orders should be addreaied as f4llews,girJagpottsQef
ceaaty aad t&ta la full:
YAN EYRIE H&RTON Ac C'"
declS-wlt MS Natiaa Street, New York
Stewart County, State of Tennessee.
IN STEWART COUNTY COURT AT DO
ve r-James B. MeCarraH etalt. ti Chat. 8. Cummers t
als Pttitlerr to tell land. It appearing lo me from complain
anu bill, that The K McCarroil, FrancI MaCarutl, Jotta T
MeCarroll, James McCarroll, Sax osi McCarrail, and Margaret
MsCarroiI. heirs at law of Frasclt McCarroil deceased are non
resident of the but of Tea&esee. It I therefore ordered
that pubHeatkm be ma:e ftr fear consecutive weeks, la the
Nashvillo Union ad AnzaKAK. a newspaper published In th
dty of Nashville, requiring said soa-retileattto he 'and apprar
before the Jattieei of ths Ceantj Court of Stewart coast , to
beholiea at the rturt boose. In said Cf unty, ii' th Slaia of
Teasetiee, the fine Keasay la Jinu ry, 1IS1, asd plead, answer
or demur to complainant Mil, or the taste wili baUkeaforeoa
rested a to tte and letdown for bear in? axrjarte,
W. COOK, Clerk
dccT-wit-pr't fee ti. f Sewart Cg, Court
Uunny s combiiiea !cuper ani
Iflowcr.
WITH WOOD'S I.TH'KOVE3IIlNT.?hlt
celebrated alachitie eeeived the fiiitpreniiim of a Grird
Jois Mzsal, aithbestoffiaaiBadEBiatatrfMewisgMaekin
tthe great raite-l StaUa Agricultural Tiir,hMat Loclrville,
Ky., In September, le57. Th trial eazae off near Syracai, Nrw
York, in July, where all the priSpal Machlses intheCniUd
State were thoroughly tested- The ootamlttee made their awarCt
through Marshal P. Wildw,PntideatUaitIBtatesAgriiraltara
Society, at Lasitville, Ky.
It also received the vwarl a the best kiaper, asd at tht ana
Mower, befere two separate emieltteet, an rotated bv the Frail
dent of the Davidicn Coanty Agrteultural Socfcty,at NuhvlU
is J aiy, iiU7, over most 0; tae raacasae new la tue la Teas.
Namersu other premiums aad awards w-re riven "' Mfhla
daring the last season, over every MaeMsein Asterica.
The above machiae are fer tale by the rudentroed,
B. P. CHEATHAM,
Genera) Aeat tor the Stat.
PISHrfR. WEHELHS et. X ,
rsS27-d&wti Naahiffit.Tes
Aw"" I C3
J? ECONOMir!
. o L o: 1
uurt; tue xiects i
AS accidents happen, erenin weK-rtralatedfamilln
It It very desirable to have me eheas and eoavtnJent way
or repairing Furniture, Toyt, Crockery, fcJ- ,
1 ' 17-
SPALDJNG'S PREPARED QLUL
meet all rueh emerxweres. and no household eaaaTsrdt k
without it. It Is always ready and up to the nicking point.
There is so longer a necessity far limping chain, pHBtered v
neert. headleatdelli and broka cradle. It It Jut theartldt
br cone, shell, and other era amenta 1 wtrfc, so popular with I
dirt of refiaement an 1 taste.
Thlt admirable preparaUoa it ased cold, bran g chemically held
Is solution . asd potman: all the valsaMe quaHKes of Use best
If 5. A Brush accompanies eace! be tile. Patcx,23eeaU.
Wholealt Depot, A't. 48 Car Street. Sew York.
Aadreu HENRY C. SPALDING A3CO.
Box Ne. 303 New York
Patau for Dealer! la Caset esstaistee four, eight and tweltr
detea abeaatlfal LHhojraph 8 now-Card accompanying cacS
package.
ILx A single Mtue or euum'i i-xxriaxs uLrzwuitav
teatimes Iti cost annually to every hauhold.QLAf ,
Seld by all orcmlnent StaiisBtft, Druggists, liarawart) and
Furniture Dealers, Grofsri, asd Faaey Store. . ,
Country merchants ahould make a note of Srivutaa'sPas
riaxsGLEx, when making up their list. Itwill stand shy climate
Jan? a twfcwly
Most JSstcnsivc
SOUTSliGRW PIAIVO FORTE
MANUFACTORY.
WM. KNABZACO, No, I, 3,5 and 7, Kataw street,
BtlUmore. respectfu.lr iofona their Southern friends
that they have enlarged their facttry and are sow prepared to
supply the great desand for tbeir pianos. Thej are asqueation
ably the most daraMe and cootaia.nl the latest improvement,
sad are fall? guaranteed fer five year. For iweetn'M aad great
power of tone asd agreeable tcueb, they are unequalled.
1 naiDerr. irai.orcn ana otner great piaanis nave am teem in
their concerts, and Lave riven ceitiOcatei for their superiority.
They have, for the last ten years, taken the first premium aver
all co-npeUttoa in all theiMirereBt Kate where they.ava bees
exhibiteeT. East year they received are first prrmlnrastitwo at
Montgomery .Ala. On; for the beat ScutsVra midecfano, aad
one ftr the bit agai&at all eempetitieB.
A rail supply or tae aearw ceieoratea iBStrumeau wu e re
ceiving by J. A. McCLTJRE,
uiayS,'GO-dtiwly Bole Agegt. NaahvHte.
One Hundred IVegrocs lor Hire,
A.VD
lUULTlS AND CORN FOR SALltf
THE unileriignOTl will.qn thelst diy of January xexl. hiit
out ror the ensuing year, ab.utoue liundml So.
irroes, men and wam. Hewitt alto teil 3 or 10 Mule, 1C0
barrels of Corn and some other articles. Terms of tai;, a ta
thno and locitioa ef the negroes, will be made knows "6a day cf
hiring Sale to take place at the "Narrow, of Barret," in
Cheatham county A CSTOGKAOD,
dec4-twAwtd Administrator of J. L. Bell.ilweated
Tennessee Champion Mill!
Portable Pl-intution and Flonrlnc
Will stone Establishment
3CRR Mlll-Stone of all sites on hand, aad Je jo order
8matMil!.ortheUtettlmprovetpaU-: Mill Spindle
iititn.u.i... tint,;.,, niftih. renifit.,.. rtaijADK aad ttcESlatla
8crewt: EcreeaWire. Mill Pic-i, aod Piaster 'Paris. AH a
which is warrinttd of beat qtallty an w gi ve saiMiMuao.
All order asd eraranTitatIOBiivTjapUyattet.7 .1
OposiU Broadway MUIt,ear T b. A R R. Bread strjet.
Jua.-JS-34twtf
Naihvllle. Teas.
SOUTHERN PO RTA R LSt PLANTATION
Corn Feed ana Flouring- Mill.
BURR Mlllttonet of all tl ret on hand anl male to ordei,Smat
Mills Mill Spindles, Milt Oearlisg. BoKing Cloth of all
numbers. Dutch anchor brand, twltiog, bolstlag. asdregnlatlag
screws, serene wire, plek asd plaster Partis, as la posted from
the maanfaetareri. which enable me to seU best article at lew
'Bcis; a practical meehaakv tboraaghly sxiaerttacdint; ths
theory asd practice oi' mlUing epertUac. Mllrert andllllll
wrigbUwiU Had Uto their lnterett to examine my ttrck aad
prieesbefoiw purchasing. All good! tctdbymearewarrcntedt
give satlsfaeUoa.
AH orders aad Coomonlcatlent troioptly attexden ta.
, P. M..RYAS
Cor CelVigtaad Sroai 8U-,SashvtIle,Tenn
mbsaiict wtUta. '
FAUAAKV WINTER
BR. G-OOBS
COMPLETE STOCK,
EAKIIV &: CO.,
No. l-Nortbtvest Corner Public Sjuar,
Embraeisg
Ready-Made Clothing,
All otwhieh they are prepared to tell tew ftr cash er promptly
paid paper. oct3I d.twAwtf
FIFTY DOr.Li4.KS KB WARD.
r"UIK above reward will sc. gwea fer tht ipp-tbenlioa cf thre
tl negroes, rasaway frets the tasteriber, near Altaatost in
Grundy county, Tensesiee, on the Bight ef the third Monday la
la September last, or tbe lodging them in soaw tifel!,so that
I cin get them, aad notifying me of thst f.cc Aad also tin
more, tor the apprt&eeiien of aay whits penes who may le con
cerned la the decoying thtm c-fT, 10 that te may be demit with i
cording to justice.
Description of tbe Negroes.
The eldest, a woman aboil fa rty seven or ferry-eight yean of
age, walks a little lame ia oae of ker feet. The other two ara
boya one abut twelve and the other about eleven years of age,
all black. If apprihended, the weminespeeially, willmoit like
ly deny her owner, and the place f bis abode. If alt of aald a,
greet cannctbe found together,! wlHgiteia propottioa of tt'
above reward far any oce cr two et them,
decl-wit A. r. FORRESTER. .
GisaaaL JlllonT Oincx, Niiuvilis uio Bixatc. R. U.)
NAtaviua. Nev. 17th, 1:60. I
OtN and after the Sfith nit., Irrighta fir Decatur, alt point
9 oa MeaphlaodCharIrttaa tad aHotheroonnscUngRoadxje
will te received and rat fsrwartl without delay. ify
To insure eromrt atUstion fnlghti must hxT stain ihirminr'-
aarks, the deitisa&niafalltasAisltiala ef last Toad on eacsij
package. Stcck tent through with ears and disrates. if
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