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Blank LEASHrQ mot approved lerof the Deackjrick street property, which
form, beMtifdlIjriitear'lllent pi- I recently burnt orer. runaiiig lkoa!y
r .Vwtt JL ' forty fret, to Mr. John Wherley, for one
lor, fcf falefaktbk98Ht . , 'aml fift Jrfiar8 p. foot. The
CUltTBR Dn jaTK-tw.tfcR hve ; terms werapash dawn, aiid the Bdeiiji
. . ntdered a Vety Rood one. ft is thf purrKfce,
wiunntr rirfM nxnmitHi mimjM. mum. lti
, 71 - , -rf fc i
ropliaiepapjngznaaioneawi uratyw, .
by wy441gtr.orjB6ff. jtt -the of We
Union asd DifVATCii. 1
JfcW Advert Iseinott..
We KMeafleHlto the Howin"gJCHliH'- ,
ilwmenta whtehHHMAr in this wwrnincV :
paper for Uia first Uwe. it .raadsr jp
referred tihera in aaoAeroolawnfi '
Kewsm, Glover & Co. want agent to
sell tien. Dake'a "Morgan's Oavalrjr," a
book of much inters. Also, to solicit ap
plioaeU for irnumnce erslockagaku theft.
An office may be rented on application
at No. 36 Cedar street.
" Falrriow" fine Farm ein be rented
at & low price from Geo. H. Shield.
Valuable roal estate will lo soli on
Tuesday, Jan. li, by ArHngton & Farrar.
Two large stores on. Market street are for
rent. Apply to John L Lea,
Aamall farm in Middle Tennessee, wtk
iajprovementa.cati be soM to A. J. Motmt
cartle, Mossy Creek, Eat TmAewm.
The Fenian Brotherhood will hW regH
lar meetings at their hall every Thursday
evening at 7i elocV- .....
A large stook of drygoods will lw sow
at auction to-day nt 10 o'clock, by 8. D
kenspeil, at No. & Onion street.
J. L. & K. VT. Rtwu, sgeotc, offer in
ducements to these wfing to rent or pur
chase valuable property.
Good wages and s coiufertaWe home will
ba given a rwgre womaa who can do good
house work. Apply at this office.
Applv to Bobert Ev, o. 8 Deaderick
street, it yon wish to rent a dwelling ho-we
&ik! frrooflnF-
The prtoonip of Bryan & Bro. has
beendiaeolved, Mr. Charles Bryan contin
uing the bueineis tAoae.
The eky up U a he kur last niight was
romatkaWy quiat
C HAcsi-OR Camdi.l Imis iot yet
rendered a dedsiow io her the AYatkins
will cose or that of the Metropolitan Police.
iNM BONDi. J. 1. Kexiord ami L.
C . Stow wereyestisslay pt under lnunk by
Esquire Pattereoa to keep the peace.
By the upsetting frf A'stoge at Gallatin,
Tuesday, Col. MeCiain, of Carthage, was
Iwdly, ami neveral others slightly, hurt.
J. F. MoRPOMB, Esq:, an old and re
ajiected citiien vf Warre county, is o a
vi'itto Nashviile.
VawJm having a amall farm fer sale,
will see an advertisement of A. J. Mmint
cattle, Mowy creek, Bat Tennessee.
The Oe-lennade'Bnilding is reeeiving an
other tenant. W.- Freeman, Bsij., is re
moving his ete-ck of wall paper, blinds, etc.,
to th e rooms two doors from Riddlcberger's.
Mokhitz RuDOLrn was shot and mor
tally we-twded, near the Greenland we
track, Louisville, oh Thursday last, by Le
opold Frwnluirtz.
Tny wetlier moderated ooiMsiderahly
yesterday, ami last night the temperature
was not iiMideasABt. We should not lie
surprised, to see a fatfsd soaking rain,
in a few days. A shower U much needed
in this city.
Nkxt Thursday ercniHg at "Jo'i'loek,
the Circle of the Fenian Brotherhood in
this city will meet at their old hall on
College street. See advertisement. It is
desirable to have a full attendance of member-
M Wra.M", a oomrtable, vas robbed Mon
day uight in front of his residence in Lou
it ille, by a couple of rumans, one of wlwm
felled him to the ground by a blow upon
the head. Nashville of&eers are too wary
to be picked up in that way.
1 ire. There woe a fire in Louisville,
Tuesday, on the 2fortkwtt oernor.of Ninth
and Walnut streets, but was extinguished
before much damage was done. Loss
about $5,000.
Dr. Matt J. Ujck was shot and instantly
killed in Tmktigee, Ala.., lsst ThursdB.v, by
Mr Batt Clark. Dr. Rice was a talented
wnng physicau, ami Surgeon of the 17th
Alalwiiia tWriog the late war.
SiioKMAKKR was beibre 'Squire Ihien,
vesterday, on a suit to recover tle value of a
pair of shoes he had sold, one of which
"gave out" after a eonpleof days' wear and
tear. Judgment went against the eop.l
wainer, and he refunded the morey paid for
the shoes, paying the cot in addition.
A Chaxck Fo Somebody. Major Lith
gow, of Ioaisrille, ollera to architects a
premium of $600 for the best plan for a
new three-story building for city office, to
be ereoted at the corner of sixth ami Jefler
toa streets.
Where are you Xaahville architects?
Drtx axb Dctt. YetUrday was a
dull and dusty day. But little business
was transacted outside of the cotton ware
houses. The Magistrates' courts were de
voted almost exelueivelv to litigation, and
nothing ooenrred in the Cisncory Court of
pumic interest.
(jikatham ami Beauregard, ex-Kebel
Major OWerala, and the Congressional
radicals now in Xow Orleans, have been
having gay times. Ben. Wade will re
quire reeaiwtruotioH. Xatimal JitpuUiea.
Gen. Cheathmu wasn't there. He has
been having a pleasant time in Nashville
amongst his old irieods.
The negroes of Nashville were not alone
m their celebration of PmolaMMlkm Day.
In GaHatfn, Memphis, Louisville, ami
other iiaees, the ooJered people were not
lc-s enthusiastic m their oemonsirauons in
li.inor of the memorable day.
llkH unM MHltoiior.v,
Newspaper ftfi MnejejaiW. fnr sole by J no.
ork, 38 Linimi st. je
.1 - I . -w .
Tin: police force of Ixmisville numberx
tighty-nlne, Win. Kaye luring chief.
During the past six months the arrevta
tomM IflSMfi amosmiM to urtt; of these,
sis hwsxired wA eighty-twn were for
lelomef. I be satftnes of the jtolioe amwmt
to neur t,Wm HsooUily.
lUlI.HOAP lJtTTOKNU. Th liouisville
and KaAville Hailioed (VmpMiy declares
a ral (MvWoml of fcmr jer cent, estt of the
eaistitm ef tl road for the six months
endinc Decefltber SI, IMC, which will be
IwyoHM on atH4 sMr tM 1st itey ot l ettrM
ry, lew.
DirBAsci.--The driver, Pat Morris,
who wm asms lad for ramMtg his Mreet car
agMHst Mr. John K. (Hoaves's horse ad
k Hooking Her hoik lterse and rider, wm
discharged aHerau exemimitioH of the ease
yesterday by Heronler Foster. He was
not to blame.
DwAtKrtt. The awgiiger train on the
Nshr1U(ti:m1 OmMsmoagft Ibsilroad, sW
here at LtM jK. M., slid Mt orri ve yester
day until UmH lr.li. It was detained
by a fretftitt liiu whjeh wnn off the track
between wis jttace aid MutfreewJwo No
(UmitfM to the null eky Itmm. ,
TnffcTV-FiYi: North (Yjixmo k rHtner,
t the HiMHbfr f K CS. ThompMHi's a
lw mid re-4ailrui. JJ,e eMablishMent is
eleyustly faMhH(, m ntftM mWi iht
bm t esserrthiisc good to et wtHgk tbr
mo licet nfbr-V Mr. T.'s cuu m iMtliiiii
tkMsMsr sW. ltnch daily rrotw IoTa. m.
Wf! cegtrt to hw of the imm Uy sW at a
vdMMe Idork of storm m ilnotovilUt,
Alk. TKe Hide eky ooakt to W Mrawided
m sOoieMt sW iMHiiiint 3
IM tttzfastt. The 4mv Wm. ska tM A.
JpJsWaH JojsJ JHlllk PMMmJ
Ohmw jgw are Pot esaV more slassiivf
best flfeosjwr.
nr tie ,; --! r t--i f i I
117 : f Msr. Calender & Garrett, reVl
"T
MaiSflfc Calender '& Garrett,
' esitrte sM-iU. yesterday sold the rewa'm-
... , . ..
we UDilerswBflL 04 tne prcMser iq improv
the property -SrowesHeAelji. Ltt IU?
work go mi.
0VEBcoAGiAgenUean residing
... m ,
night, ami on striving at Jieme hung his
ovM-nont. a mw asd etewHt. oee. on the
rack in the hall. Wlieo lie got ready to re
turn down Wfwn. It was raiisiitc and has
not sinae been hoard of. Some thief has it.
May his eenseiefiee keej him on the rack
until he makes restitution.
Correction. Tlie butohers' stall rented
to Mr. A. riyors,lTmiy,'wynocKd dff
to him at $1,450. The types made us give
the mm, In one pkee, $446, ami in. aa&tlier,
Sl4 50. Mistakes will oeeur in the "beet
regulated" printing offices, and ,ar.egen
erally venial.
Is Pate. A c i pie of young wdmen,
handsomely dressed, availed themselves
of the genial amfhine,'yeterdeyc to enjoy
a promenade. Of course, they passed along
Cherry street to see the sights on the
KiehoJeon pave. AH the gentle sex are
partial to Cherry street now. As the young
women of whom we speak approached the
corner of Union and Cnerry streets, they
were met by a colored gentleman bearing
a pot of paste ; and he very politely stop
ped aside to give them room to pass. But,
ales, as hedidso,iie stepped on a batch of ice
fell, and emptied the contents of his paste
pot upon one of the smiling creatures.'
Her fine silk dress, messed with paste, was
a shocking sight ; but she bore the inflic
tion wkh a good measure of philosophy.
No doubt she was consoled by the resec
tion that she was not the first of the sister
Itood tltat had shone in paMe.
llrnwidgoftfic Opera House Art Assa-
ciniton.
From the Chieaso Jouruul.
The preparations for this important
event, which will be a sensation, are rapid-
r progressing. Ilie following frentlcmen
have been invited to join the Awarding
Committee, for the purpose of representing
their respective cities, and have accepted
the iuvilation :
R. E. Dennuon, President Howard Na
tional Bank, Boston.
David Pnlnfer. of Puhmht A Pawon,
Boston.
Charles P. Sliekner, President Massn-
soit Bank, Fall River, Massachusetts.
Samuel Caatner. coal merchant, J runty
building, New York.
it. M. iiedden. late cashier, t, rot on Na
tional Bank, New York. ,
Colonel Wm. B. Thomas, Hour merchant,
Philadelphia.
Caleb JL Needles, drtiggigt, Philadelphia.
Richard Smith, of L. Johnson & Co.,
type founders, Philadelphia.
alter Incersoll. cashier of the National
Insuranee Bank of Detriot.
K S. Rowse, of Gavender & Rowse,
Bankers, St. Louis.
Some of the banks and a large number
of the leadieg mercantile firms in this city
are assisting Mr. Crosby by sending out
ironosals for olnlw to their correspondents.
The sale of certificates is progressing
most satisfactorily, and confident iiopes are
entertained by the management that every
certificate will be disposed of.
Finn at Huntsvii.le, Ala. A Block
of Stohk Houses Bdhnt On Saturdav
n.orninir last, the fine block of store houses
on the north sidi of the Public Square,
Huntsville, Aba., owned by J. J. Donegan,
l-.. .1 ... ...1 I... T 'Pl. !.,..
were all occupied. Wo lear Sm the
Induemlml that the block cost about
$HO,000, and was insured for $20,000. The
stores were occupied by Messrs. Donegan
& Mastin, Col. J. W. Burke, and Messrs.
Johnston A Seats, as grocery stores. They
had all heavy stocks, and their losses will
lie heavy. A large amount of the goods
were removed from the burning minding,
but were injured by removal, ami many
articles were stolen by thieves, of which
there seemed to be a large number on
hand. The Mavor sent word to Maj. Oc-
cleston that the goods were being taken
away, and that officer promptly sent a
guard to protect lha property.
Mesers. Uonegan M JUastin liatl about
$35,000 worth of goods, and were insured
for0,W0. Uol. IJurke had about
000, partly insured. Messrs. Johnston &
Seats had from 20,000 to $25,000, and
were insured for about $8,000.
Messrs. Mayer, Bone & Co., who had a .
groecry stare in a framed building on the
east side of the Donegan block, lost heavily
m the removal of their stock. I lies. li.
Winston & Co., in the White block, also
1 ot by removing their goods, as did J.
Well. The White Nock.; atthe Wesi corner
of the Square was in danger, but was Saved
by the exertions ot the liremen. J. lie old
Democrat office was also in great danger,
the reef of which was on fire several times,
but It was extinguished the roof was
slightly damaged by the falling walls.
It seems impossible to learn tne origin
of the lire, It was first discovered in the
third story of the store-room occupied by
Mesrs. Donegan A Mastin, but gained
headway so rapidly among the combusti
ble materials in the building that it was
impossible to arrest lU progress with the
limited supply of water nud inefficient en
gine. The loss is a heavy ene to the gen
tlemen owning and occupying the building,
and is a calamity that is felt and regretted
by our whole city. Where once a mag
nificent building stood, nothing now re
mains but smouldering ruins and blackened
walls. It may have been, and doubtless
was, the work of nn incendiary, but it is
impossible to tell.
Tin Mimtier CoBiily Military-Arreiits.
The JVessaiuf Time of yesterday givts
the following account of theaction of Judge
Harrv of Gallatin, in the case of several
citiseos of Sumner, arrested by military and
turned over to the mil authorities, the
civil court will do justice. All concerned
mav rent assured of that.
Ilobert Hester. Jamas Purtle, Wallace
Webb. Pavre and McLaughlin, citUens of
Sumner county, were arretted several days
ago, by order of General Thorna, to an
Mwer for offenses upon which the oivil au
thorities had failed to apprehend them.
Hester is charsred with . tho murder of
James Bugg, a colored man, wmetlung
over a year ago, ami Payne and McLaugh
lin as beintr accessory to the crime.
. ., r. -li." i -i i t.
l unie H is auegeu, uiuiuou-u owim
Warren, also a colored man, in June last,
and Webb is hold accessor' to this biTcnse.
The order for tbearrct was issued by Gen.
Thomas, upon affidavits taking through the
uuir a! t ho Freedmen's BureAU. and up
on being taken, the parties were brought
to this citv to await tle action of the civil
authorities of Sumner. Judge Barry, Cir
cuit Judge of that district, having indicat
ed his readiness to hold an examination of
these cases, the prisoners were taken to
Gallatin last week, ami turn oil over to the
cuatodv of the Sheriff.
The oximtnatMMM at otupe commenced
liefore J mice Barrv. and were coutnmed
since last Saturday the last case being dis
posed of yesterday. Upon tlie first named
chare. Hester was held to Iwil on the sum
of $6,000 for trial at the next term of court,
tm the aoreaworie Pwvne and McIughHti
in s Wint bond of It, TOO.
thi the charge ot Killing warren, I'unie
nas reoiigniied to the same court, his bail
being pttt at ifiWand ebb s as aecos.
Mrv. at $1,000
In the trial of these casus, Jude Barn'
took occasion to hJckty cnn4iww the
military aiuhoriiies tor their promptness
IP maKinp; ifrrw m iimil atiu ir- wwi mm.
maiHMr ih whim they had iMotiargest ati
the duties devolved iipoci them in connec
tion with the affair.
He also talked in Klein tens to the peo
id of .Stusmer county in relation to the
lmrlessness which has been allowed to
orwit there. He said that these thimrs must
ceae, and that he was edy to devote his
life to tlie restoration of law and order.
'ome people eomsHaiaetl ot the mitlMry
Idit if (be eoii of the couoty
WtHld not attempt to bring oft'odew sgalnst
tWlftws to iullce. it Was tight ami proper
tluit the militaff should no ho.
Thb &tm stand of Jitde Barry, we are
;Cirm.l haviiw a rood effect in that
hitherto lawless region, and it is toported
(hot mm of tho worst mew, including Her-
ir. hare left tlie eoniitir.
Cha plait) Lawrence and Qtit. WaUi re
prrwxitel the Bureau at the cxaminalsoo.
lTXtKAI, IXVlTATIOJu.
TU Ma4s f Xia. LesktMsM an Mfl te
4ssMt the fhestsJ ef her srfiir, Miss Joss
rsMsw LsosssBcxTO-BAT ti e'etee. at th
MeKealree Ctmrek.
IHrtoe MKHsekf Br. ommm.
& .4 . k It 7TTT1
roster
dieposed yeaterday of m even doien of
cases.
Jack Allison, for disorderly conduct, wis
fineilS9ad costs. , . ; .' ''.t-l
Sallie Puckett, for seme efftnee, fined
same amount, i i ( , . i
Abuer Link, Richard Hennessey, John
Burton and William Bradv. were up for
J! -JM' 1..J rrti l!.1.. . .if."
uisornenv conuirci. av uin iu un
charged, whilst Ihirton and Brady were
fined $30 and costs eaoh. These are the
four soldiers that were arrested Tuesday
night for rude and boisterous behavior in .
Mike Foley's ssioon, refusing to iay..for
drinks they had called for, and for assault-,
ing'haekmen. The evidence showed that
Link and Ilennessy hdd committed no
punishable offence, and they were let off.
There was no doubt whatever of the guilt
of tftcther braac.
rones, for dieerderly conduct, was.
fined $50 and costs.
Laura Page" and Mahala Guy,tfor same"
ofTeuce in a modified form, were fined each
S5 and costs.
ArmMtead Neln, same o Hence, du
chareed. N. Ohuming, drunk and disorderly, $5 '
ana qpsts. ;. .
Pat. Morris, driver of a street car was up
for careless driving. On Tuesday afternoon
his car collided with a horse ridden by
Mr. John B.GIeaves, upset him, and dam
aging Mr. G. somewhat near the. right eye.
The accident at flm promised tb bo serious
to both horse and rider, but they got off
with only slight bruises. The evidence
showed that the driver had not been rcmiw
in Ihs duty, and he was discharged.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ure NtoeK IiisumMCPCoiiiany. Oflieo
Tennesee Lire Stock Insurance Company, Gs.1-
latin. Deeomfeer 31. I'M. Dr. Jko. S. Diios
Kingston Springs, Sir: In accordance with your
request, I hare, instructed our stents, Newsou,
Gloves. Co.,in Nashville, to pay you one hun
dred and twelve lc liars, that bsinetho amount
due you. fer a raare insured (in poliey EC5),
aesinst theft by us, and that was stolen from you
in Noresbsr last. Should we hereafter recover
your ware, ire will eire you tbo privilege of
taking her. by refunding to us the amount that
will be paid you by eur acnU.
Very respectfully, yeur obedient f errant,
Jo. SI. Robs Secretary,
jaul-k
Oifick Newsom, Olovee i Co., NashTllIe.
Dee. 2S,1S60.-Jo. M. Hohl, CEsq., Sec'y Tenn.
Live Stock Insurance Co., Gallatin 5ir: I take
ldeasare in acknowledgine the receipt of one
hundred and twelve dollars from your agents,
Newsom, Glover Sc Co., in full for insurance on
a mare that was insured fur me by your reliable
Company, and that I had the misfortune to hare
stolen from roe. It affords mo pleasure to tes
tify to your promptness in adjusting and paying
the Iom I sustained. Our State is grievously in
fe. toil with hcrse Uiievw, and being satisfied
that more can be accomplished in ridding the
country of them by an organixotion such as
yours than jy individual exertion, I shall urgo
my friendrto irastain yon by having their stock
insured at once.
It . Dk. Jon.f S. Duos.
Nt'llliiR- Out. PiitivoIy at cost, to closo
business. G. Rice A Co..
deeiB-tf .59 College St.
Rclllng Onl.
Imsinessi
deelK-tf
apeoltivcly at coat, to closo
fl. Rice Co.
59 College bL
' PolntocH unit Apples. Just received on
consignment. Three Hundred barrels of Potatoes
and Apples, which we offer to the trade nt tho
Itiwwt nHirket'price.
B. S. Hahii.tox k Orees.
der2i-tt
Itiu-lielor'.H JInir Jiy'. This splendid
llair Dye is tho heat in the world. The only
rut ' and vnfiftt, 2IIarmleM. Reliable, In
tantnaeus. Ke disappointment. No ridicu
lous tints. Natural Black or Drown. Rcmedios
the ill effects of Vati Dytt. Invigorates the hair,
lonving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed Rttfiam A. Italchrlor. AH others aro
mere unitationa, and should be avoided. Sold
by all Drugguts and Perfumers. Factory SI
Barclay street. New York. de-ly
Slieolul Notice. Those who have not
already been supplied with pure Scotch and
Irish Whisky, and other fine Liquors for Uoliday
use, aro hereby notified to appear with their
demijohns and kegs for replenishing, nt
IIodkrt Thompson's,
dee3l-2w No. 31 South Market streit.
Kcatoiictl Vopuliir X.tunber, corner c
Crawford and .North Summer streets ftf
Yellotv rino I'loorhijr, atlow prices, cor
ner of Crawfsrd snd North Summer sts. ftf
IluiliMiiK l,um1ierof all kinds, corner oi
Crawford snd North Summer streets. Hf
t'cdiu Posts nml I'cnclnff tninber,
cornercf Crawford and North Summer streets.
tf
Jimt rtccclvod. a largo assortment of Ladies
Dress Furs and Bats at La.vde k Bro.'b,
novl-2in 41 North College street.
Wlilto IMno Flooring manufactured by
Knight Bro.'u, on Rolling Mill Hill, for sale at
reduced prices. Office. No. 40 Church Etreet.
novt
A Sure rile Cure. Dr. Gilbert's Pile
Instbument positively cures tho wont cases of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt of Sf . Circulars
free. Sold by Druggists. Agents wanted every
whero. Address J- B. Rouaine, Manager. No.
Broadway. New Tork. lnovl7 3m
WluesI ! From tbo LojiewflisTH Vineyard
and Viiae House, Cincinnati.
V. P. k F. P. Anderson, Proprietors.
Uoliten Wc-diltng'tSpnrkllrig Cntnwbn,
lry Cntnwhn, Iqnlielln, etc. These Wines
are furnished at mueli lower rates than imported
goods, and for purity and boquet arc excelled yb
none either native or foreign.
Soldlby
AHeniP. CBRiTniii k Co.
Kliki: k Sbsruis.
R. B. Chkitiuh k Co.
nov2 3m
For Attorney Oeuerftl EIvoulli Ju-
dlcnl UUtrlec We are authsnted to an
nounce A. C. Hicekv. Bsq., as a candidate for
Attorney General, fnr tho Rleventh Judicial
Dii-trict,,oiniioed of the esanties of Giles. Mar-
nbsll. Maury, Lawrence. Lewis and Hickman.
ncivlS-td
nootN nun NIioch Clicp nt SO Public
Square. In ceBteuenco of a contemplated
eJiangc in my business, 1 offer the best selection
of Boots and Shoes at greatly reduced prices.
The bcyer bo he a consumer or a merchant
will surely i-.ofit by examining iny stock of
goods before sepplying himself, as I am quite in
earnrst to give bargains. MaX-L-Gciimans,
pft-tf No. 80 Public 3quare
To CoiimmpllvcB. The Advertiser, hav
ing been restored to health In a few weeks, by a
Tory simple remedy.afterhsvingsiiffercd several
years with a severe lung affection, and that
dread diseftso, Consuiuptian Is anxious to make
known to bis felbw-uffercr the means of cure.
To all who desire it. he will send a copy of the
prescription used, (free of charge), with the di
rections for preparing and using the same, which
ttiey will find n soke Cork for CnxstmrTiox,
Asthma. Bronchitis, Ac. The only object of
the advertiser In sending the Prescription, is to
benefit tho afflicted, and spread Information
which hs conceives to be invaluable; and hopes
every sufferer will try this remedy, as it will cot
li em nothing, and way prove a blessing.
Parties winning the prjSoriptten, will please
address Her. KDWARD A. WILSON.
niliamrburg. Kings county. New York.
vt23 ly
WATERFIELT) & WALKER,
26 Public Square.
HATS AND GAPS,
Of emy Dtn, (Mot mm! Qaattty, fer
MI..V, HOY", ANI ClIt;.DRK,
F UJELS.
WkT Ml eettntX 4 cwplctc Mli of
ADlBfi AND AtI-SO? FU1W,
WATsCKlUkO t WALKKll.
TK-ly
8,000 Oords Government Wood
AT PRIVATR S.U.K.
OFfMK ASBtSTAJTT QdlSIKKlSfpS,
N j hmiu, TeB., Dec 31. lSoo.
r UAVK
THOUSAND, -8.000)
kf Olrvuial WuJ. UMdh Will be
W4. w
Mid at prirste wis. It nssBmies U sun pur
ThS Weed it at tk Osrslry IUrrek. is
Jy rder ef JMSir. aim. 1WOB. siww, a
temsstsrOtI. a. KIRK.
JmI-MK Captain smI A. Q. M.
muni i n i rt "awto
7K 2"
HEW-
S T O frE1
' .i
3T Y 13 5t
V. L. DATIES & 23110.,
JEWELERS,
(MAXWELL HOUSE.) ,
'Oornor Church and Cherry Streets,
FI- 1AVIES BEGS LEAVE TO INFORM
. bis friends, and the public gonerally of
Nashville and vicinity, that be has commenced
the .
JEWELRY BUSINESS
Agaio. having associated with him his brother, '
VV. II. Il.lVIEM, ionuerly with Mcsr.
Ball, Binek t Co., New York city.
We are now receiving from New York a large
and choice lot of
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
Diamonds,
Silver Ware,
Plated Ware,
and Fancy Goods,
Direct from the Importers and Manufacturers.
Our entire stock having been purchased at the
LOWEST XF.T CASK RATES,
Will be offered upon the rao.'t reasonable terms.
All goods are warranted
Striotlj' ITix'St-olasw.
. An examination of our stock U,.respctfUUyfi
solicited. t - . , '
Watch Repairing and Jobbing.
'. .
This Department of our business we propo.e
making a SPECIALITY, having secured the
services of some of the Dnest workmen in the
country for that purpose.
I I.. DAVIES. IV. H.'AYIEN.
declO-tf
m. McGILL'S
Botanic jyispensawj.
Over as Union Street, between Col'
lcjjc nnil Cherry,
NASHVILLE : .....:....TENN.,
FOR TUE TREATMENT OF
CHRONIC DISEASES,
Private IlseaneH, and
DISEASES OF WOMEN.
Sa- PATIEXTS TREATED AT THEIR
siomes. ct'itKs aiiAiivrr.F.ii. -s
DB. M'GILXi
CtURES AFFECTIONS ' 01" ITIIE LUNGS,
J Diseases of tho Throat, Cansor, Gravel, Dis
eases of tho Heart and Liver, Inflamation of
the Stomach, Deafness, Diseases of tho Eyos,
Debilitated Systems, Dyspepsia or Indigestion,
and Consumption.
TO THE LADIES.
All Affections of tho Womb treated with
SUCCCSJ.
STERII.IT Y.
Ladies whose misfortune it has boen not to
bring forth in duo season, can consult me either
Vy litter or in person.
PRIVATE DISEASES
Of all grades. Primary and Secondary, renovated
from the Systom.
NIGHT ESUSSIOXS CCItED.
DR. McGILL Is performing the most wonder
ful cures by his
Medicated Vapor Hatha
That havo ever been performed in this country.
lie cures constitutional forms of Syphilis;
Debilitated Systems; Ulcers of the Throat or
Mouth; all Diseases of the Skin, caused by
Syphilis or impure state of the blood; all pains
of tho bones, by Mercury and Syphilis; Enlarge
ment of tho Joints; filing oat of the-Hair;
Rheumatisms, Scrofulas and Neuralgias. Iam
now ready to WARRANT A CORE.
All letters should bo directed to DR. JUcGItl.,
Box 719, Nashville, Tenn. Jan2-ly
CHANCERY SALE
OF
WAGONS, HARNESS, ETC.
ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, 1807.
nt 12 o'clock, at the Court House. I will soli
to the highest bidder, FOR CASH, the following
articles :
Three four-horso wagons incomplete.
A lot of Harness.
One set of Blacksmith's Tools.
Ono Plough nnd ne Harrow.
M. B. HOWELL,
jan?-td C. k M. and Receiver.
CHANCERY SALE
OF
Saw Mills, Oxen, Wagons, Etc.
ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 12. ISU7,
at MeKwen Station, on the N. k N W.
Railroad. I will sell at public auction, FOR
cash-
two Saw Milts. Complete, with double circu
lar saws, made by Lane k Bodley. One of them
has never been run. All in good condition.
Six yoke of Oxen;
Six Ox Wagons;
One set of Blacksmith's Tools :
One Lath Mill;
OneCircular"CuttIngoff" Saw; " '
Together with the Tools belonging to the Mills
and other articles of similar character.
Sale to commence at 11 o clock.
jan2-td M. B. HOWELL. C. M.
DISSOLUTION.
'1MIE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX
X isting between C. M. Briggs and A. L.
Stamps, unuer the style and linn name of Briggs
Co.. is this day dissolved by limitation.
The business will be continued at the old
stand style of firm remaining as heretofore.
All parties indebted to the old firm will please
como lorwaril ana raaKo immcuiaie payment.
U. M. 11H1U
U. M. BRIOOS.
January 1. 1SC7.
A. L. STAMPS.
COPARTNERSHIP.
MR. J. L. HYATT is admitted a member Of
tho firm of Briggs A Co. from this date.
January 1.15557. U. .u. imiutib.
jan2-lw (P.iTJ
Wauled to Hire,
i SUPERIOR COOK MAN AND WIFK
JA. preferred. Also, a trusty Dining Room
Man or Woman. Also, a fjithful Out-door
Man. To thoso of suitable qualifications, good
wages and a permanent situation is open.
Inquire at this ofiiee. jnnl-St
400 Boiea Ettsburg Window Glass
-,m0M8XlO TO 30X12 JUBT RECEIVED
X and for sale.
BEST COAL OIL. 75 cents per gallon.
At the Drag Store of
II . W. HASSLOCK.
No. 19 Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.
janl-lw
Ten Dollars Reward.
OTRAYED FROM MY PREMISES, A
ft POINTER DOG liver colored all over ox-
eept a little white on the breut and the toe, or
ene hind foot, hen last seen was in the neigh
borhood of Fort Negley: had on when he left n
fair leather collar, with his name, "Tom." on it.
fl.t.UftUlflfl,
At A. Hamilton k Co.'.
38 South College tt.
janl-St
Administrator Hulc.
VN WEDNESDAY. THE SECOND DAT
j ot January next, l win ten me uonronoia
and KtUhen larniture, belonging te the estate
of thm lata Jisu V. ClIK.
Sale at the family residence, on McOivoek
street, commencing at w a oiaic i. u-
W. S. DORKIS. Adm'r.
decO-tds
it. w. jorcr. STixroBB, 2xo
JOYCE & STAFFORD,
COTTON AND TOBACCO FACT0ESu
Commission Merchants,
NO. Cfi Union Street.
NEW ORLEANS.
OPBOIAL ATTENTION ?AID TO BILLING
O orders, and liberal Cash Ldraneos made en
eensinuncnte. &lesW-tm
COLD WEATHER.
R t.-kikKpatrjck.
tl AS JUST RBTL'RNED FROM THE
..7. ...... , -
linrfleV Clotli, llenver ntt3.- XVtvet
(JLO AKS,-
Kl.EGAST FiAIU l'Ol'IJSK.
For Ladies and Children;
Kleffftnt Plain and Fancy Sflk : -EleirniitTIrocuo
and Plaid 8bnnls;
Gents' Trnvelln Shawlt
Bpnutlfiil Travellnjr and
Blankets : ' 1
Carriage
GcntN1 Cnilcrwcitr, in vatiety.i . .
Gent' dlores, a splendid assortment;
BHi Blankets, extra large and fine;
Flntinf Is, of. all kinds.
In ftddition to tho above, we have a- large
stock of , r
DRESS G O tiltS,
Such as Merinos. Empress Cloths. Poplins, etc.
etc.. which will be sold very cheap to close, nt
No. 55 'College "Street.
dec20-tf
It.
P. JENKINS,
(Successor to T. Wells,)
MAX AND MORTAR.
AT
T n AVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE LOT,
X of roney uoous, ana ora oaering iubu iity
very LOWEST CASH PRICES, St R.P. JEN
KINS' Mammoth Drug Store, ho. 32 JiOrth
Market streot. dcoZS-tf
LAUMES TJ DIABIE,
OR THE' D EVIL'S TEARS.
Successor to tho
Eggs of Pliaraoli's Serpents,
At R. P. JENKINS',
No. 02 Market street.
A large assortment of FIRE WORKS, etc.
dec2J-tf
HOMEOPATHIC.
--R. II. SHEFFIELD HAS REMOVED TO
1 No. ISU Itronu Hirers. iKiwctnuwu
and Vine.
dec21-2w
OSS. W. B. BATK. W1LMAJIS.
BATE & WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEYS AT Jt A IV,
NASHVILLE. TENN.
AFTER FIRST OF JANUARY-OFFICE,
Corner Union and Cherry streets, over Wing,
Touey k C .'s. dec25-lm.
NOTICE.
WU. HTOCICWELt, OF NEW TORK
. is admitted a partner in our business from
this date,
tofore.
The style lirm will remain na hero-
MAMII.TO.V A- t'l'.VXIXGirAM.
NASiini.i.g. Dec. 1, 1S06.
Hamilton & Cunniiigliain
if
No. 51 College Street,
(Noiir the PiitdicSquaro.')
WlioIeKnteIiiiiitltttl"nealers
Guns ami Cutlery,
Axes, Clinius, Hoes, Etc.,
Gum anil Leather IJellliiKV
nottliiff CIothH,
Cnnl Clotlilns-,
Slecliunlcs Tools, all kinds,
I.cntlicr and Shoo Flnrlliit;!!,
Snilillery,
Atrrlcultnral IinplcmentH.
deel
COLLEGE HILL
F O
Sv
. I ci'. Ht i.
ON HAND, FOR SALE,
One 35 l'lorsu Engine 'new; - -One
25 Ilorsu KiikIuc. second hund;
One 13 ITorsn Entrlne, with' Rollers com-
nlete, second hand ;
Ono 13 Horse 1'iijtfni;, new;
.Six. 10 lloriie KnKfi'OH, new. '
Portable and Stationary 'Engines
Of all siies made to order, warranted 'equnl tr
any eastern lingines.
Those in want Of Engines will 'give us a call
before purchasing elsewhere.
Mill Work,
House Fronts,
.Tti 11 Work,
- i Bridge -Work.
Iron Railing,
Anil every description of Iron Work, made on
the shortcut notice, and worrantod to give .at!i
fuction. jnI-Sm
FOR ItEXT.
TENEMENTS OP TWO ROOMS
'PUREE
4.
each, on the grounds of O. Ewine. Ew..
near the Rock Church, on High street.
AU
j, n large Dwelling, with twelve or fourteen
roomp, on ine street, near tne uapuoi. rare
only $S00.
A Dwelling on Spruce street, near Deraum
brnne, with eight rooms, l'rice, $("A).
A Dwelling nn McQarock street, between
Vine and High. Price. JH00.
Apply to
dee3(Hw
CALLEUliKR k OAitRETf.
Agents.
AT OOST ! AT COST !!
WINTKH
tnxrEit shirts,
Drawers, Socks and Gloves.
" . ' . R. U. TUOKIPSON.
CHERRY STREET,
NEAB UNION.
dec30-tf
HEXRY J. UILET,
Arcliitect
JJPEOIFICATIONS AND WOitKINO DRAW
v) INOS, made with or wlthanisuperintesdantca
mtt. at the Maxwell House,
- j .BtrrssiHiK.
Jus OyURTK, J. J. Malissr.-
W. D. TvhT. B U. Eist.
aevlT tf
K Gold, ttesu to againvnu. the clpclii,
havindrrtrfpM IH 'N'ew YgrlSterdsy, at
.133, was at 11:30, deaiiued to 132 at
12:30nnd clesed at l2,at4vTjfv The
ptc here was 130 baying, and 132f?133s
Govornmont securities Lave improved,
and were quoted In. Yew Yorkh.e3tcrday$
as follows : . --.-, .
5-20, registered-.. -j- 103
5-2Ds. coupons y nrjjc JSk
5-20s, 2.1 scries, eonpons .. 3........ JD?i2
5-3)s. 3d series eOBpons--'--:- rzVSfi
5-JDi. new Issue 103&K
7-30S.T.7J.' lZ:;Z"LZ'T$$&k
. London advices of the-"IKt'irsl, report
'6-20s as having advanccd:to 73J.
. There was but littledolng in financial cir
cles, and wo beard of no change m rates.
Exchange on New York was taken at 4 dis
count, and sold at par. Bank of'Tennesaee
was very quiet, but may be quoted as firm
at 48c. buying. Planters Bank was in de
mand at 82c. buying, and 83c. .selling.
Union Bonk was dull at 80c buying, and
82c. Bellit-g.
j Southern bank notes generally are very
dull, and cannot be sold, except at low rates.
Nashville Corporation Checks have im
proved, and brokers nre uow buying nt
10 cents discount. "
Tennessee bonds sold in New York on
the 29th ult., as follows: $11,000 ex. cou
pons at G9c, $3,000 (second call) at C9c,
and $5,000 new at C9c. Thenewlwnds
were quoted in Now York yesterday at C3c,
which shows a steady decline. Tho New
York Timet, of the 31st till., says our
bonds "continue very cheap in yiew of the
payment of the January interest, and the
promptness with which most of the finished
railroads of the .State have made provision
for this interest."
The exports of specie from New York to
foreign countries last week amounts to
$1,874,199. The following will Rhow the
exports from the 1st of January to the 28th
of December in the years noted :. ,
ISoo 582.156.S32
1SC5 S.96U3t
1801....: ro.rai.wi
1S03- 50.478,912
IStE . 03,705.209
1S61 4.216,250
1SC0..- 42,161.909
1859 09,CI8,G2S
1S.-B S2.9T3.006
1S57 44,2fAU4
185C..- 7320.297
lS. 27.571.813
1851 37.157.2S3
1353-,- 36.753.350
1S.-.2 21.912,315
It iis very. evident ' that the. currency
question is to he made a most important
one, durir'j,t!ie;Vtresent session of Congress.
There is' a party which is' in favor of a
rapid curtailment of the currency and of a
speedy return to specie payments. There
is a party which regards the action of the
last Congress, by which the Secretary of
the Treasury was authorized to withdraw
S-1,000,000 reenbacks a month, 'as a com
promise, and which opposed, for the pre
sent any further legislation. There' is a
third party which insists that the govern
ment should have the profits of all circu
lation, and that legal tenders should be
gradually substituted for National Bank j
notes, and there is finally, a fourth party j
which oppose the passage of any act author- ;
izing the curtailment of the national cur
rency or having in view the return, within
a limited time, to specie payments, and
which advocates the legal-tenderixing of
National Bank notes. The latter party is
a most formidable one. It numbers in its
ranks the rich manufacturers and the up
holders of the National Banks. It counts
among its supporters all those who are in
toxicated with the stimulating effects of
inflation, who, with the dUeased and mor
bid appetite of the drunkard, can never
be satisfied, and who, like the daughters of
the horse leech, still cry "Give, give." Id
this conflict there is danger that serious
evil will be inflicted upon the interests of
the country. One thing, however, is ac
knowledged to be indispensable, and that
is a well regulated and settled policy. Un
der the present system, says the Baltimore
Gazette, the powers of tho Secretary of tho
Treasury are too great to be entrusted to
anv one man. The control he has over the
currency of the country can be used at any
moment by him, as a powerful engine, to
foster any particular interest or person, or
to damage an opponent. It ia a tempta
tion to which no good subject would desire
to be subjected, and to which no good gov
ernment ought ever to subject him; and
that regularity and steadiness which are bo
necessary to the prosperity of the country
can never be attained until proper checks
are put upon the financial agents of the
government, who are in fact trustees for its
'citizens, But there is another which is, at
leait, equally dangerona with that of the
"power of the Secretary of the Treasury,
iind which is certainly much more fla
grantly absurd. It is the National Banking
system, a system which draws the life
blood from the whole country, which robs
other communities of the circulation which
'is necessary to their businessvitality, and
"which makes, in fact, the labor and the
industry of remoter sections a prey to the
,fat capitalists of New York. Sinco the
'establishment of National Banks ftew
York has lieconie the great money centre,
and New York has pretty much absorbed
the banking powers of the whole country.
(The banks thorc have really no check.
;They are under no control. They are all
'expanded to their utmost, they maintain
itheir circulation at its highest point, they
barely keep on hand the reserve fund re
quired by law, and thai not in plain legal
tenders, so that they would, in fact, be un
able to meet any sudden run or drain upon
them to anv great extent. "With the immense
aunount of currency under their control it
14 very easy for two or three of them, by
combining, to aflbct markets very sensibly,
and it is only a few days since that there
as a report that S2,000,000 had been with
drawn from circulation for a few days, with
the evident purpose of depressing the
market, by making money scarce, evidently
for the purpose of profiting by the- fall
Ihese.fransactions are all the morercpre
h.ensible beC1180 the very systerrfih'at fos
ters them and eri.'iiragea the worst kind of
gambling, checks .'egitimate business in
othex sections of the co.'"try. While New
York is rich in currency; e Orleans is
poor. The drain of currency t this money
centre is so great that in m'ony of the
Southern States to-day there Is aciUl'y not
Hiifficient currency to pay the internal
Revenue government tax. This is the? ys
teru upon which it is the duty of the gov
ernment to place thu strongest check,
' The New York Tribune, of the 2Sth ult.,
Baytf! ""The year closer with an uneasy
tfeeling among merchants, who find them-
belves with ample stock of goods for which
theni li ho sale at the large sacrifices they
are ready to make in order to get their
affairs within safe limits. The collection
from the interior are bad, and the report is
gensral that no large demand for goods can
be expected, the shelves of country deal
ers being now supplied beyond ths ability
of their customers to bay for credit evenj
The industry f the oounU7 is seriously
deranged bytbecontinuedlevyof wartaxes,
and the blessings of heavy- national and
local debt are daily lesa apparent, and people-
are feat ooffllng ' to the conclusion
that the rebellion was a luxury of
which the chief cost has yet to be paid by
sacrifieea through a long perfod of time."
The New York Tribune of the 31st ult.
talks gloomily in regard to the commercial
and financial prospect. That paper says :
"CslleoUens fremtbe interMrare sfuif fijli. and
mershiBU in nnraerwus itutanocs arte obliced to
taXasare sr. botb sMes i ineiruiii-iwon. iiju
tbe.Westaad SeutheommercUl adviovi are alike
uniatMaeterr, and it 1 apparent that the year
IMS wm vield a larger harveitof bod debts than
hut been made in a lsntc time. Great hapej sre
BtertalBed sf relief trots CsEr. bat itfr bard
s c 'V . i ; m
rA ri finw'ih'if'boAv-can Selif Ptorde whose dif-
fienltios proceed from trading upon paper nsenfjr
which, having performed its task, must now be
retired. UeJr. wll txJrivon.U tho. pawicjit
large by reducing tdxatftn to Hfa point whtro
nothing but interest os tne actional debt, and
the ordinary pgbbc of gsMfsment Would, he
rsalfied. This would chwpen tfier-nccsof eom
jaoditics. stimulate production, and. giro fresh
employment to labor; bat It would not relievo
people from thw necessity of paying existing
debts, with oommodities selling at haif their cose
Rclief cannqt como by iners&ain; the amount oX
irredqcrntoLl paper, and ifc.ii safa.ts anurne that
.Congr&Mtwtft coajrait nosnch folly.but allow this,
-polity of contraction, adopted at tho last session,
to continne in fall foroe. AH that is wanted in
the way of new legitUtWtt authority to the
Treasury to pay such a commission as will
changospoedily thoT-30s lnto5-3Ss,or an Absolute
long bond at a less rate than 6 per cent, ii it can
be done. What I neodtd isa convsrsion of 730s
and of compo'ands so rapiu as to make ft ab
solutely certain that no currency will be called
far by the holders at maturity. Toe country has
been damaged cnongU already by using the na
tional debt as circulating money, and ear price
will be cheap which will convert debt exiling fer
currency at maturity into funded jjebt. to be
paid whon tho euireaoyreceTerssomewhat from
tbo looses suffered in suppressing rebellion.'
The Jsew .yoTk 2Yms.. cdthe 31st ult.
says :
ThojimportfSBtrlas far the int week, includ
ing the dry goods retnrn ft our Mstrpirper amount
to $2,426,191. against tho total entles of -5.733.17S
same week lastycar. IThs expert eltaranecsoC
domestic prodaco attoufit to $3,231,610. against
$2,976,073 same last year. The export of specie
amonnU to $1,072,199. against S2S3.901 same week
last year. Tbenstoms for the weetaie $1,403,
C00. The receipt.'! of cotton, coastwiso and by
railroad, are 27.4SC bales.
The gold value ef the import entries of foreign
merehnndizn at New York si nee Jan 1, IS), the
hAcinnini? of lha enrrant aclendar roar, are offi
cially (to Dec. Hand semt-omsially (stnee) re-
r
orted as follows the entries ef fereign spoele
Seine omitted :
ad:
esji
Total to dat
iaee Jan. V
SS9t.S17.flV)
321.aS3.Wl
Againrtiame
ia tlrar ls.t rear-
Increase to date- ., $3,22,48
The currency value of the exuprUfjlomestie
nrsdnce ana mlseellaneans eooai irera ieir
York, inalndiner foreign artielei re-exported
sines Jan. 1, 138t, aro 03 follows:
Totnl to date since Jan. 1 !MS2
Asairt3ametimeJ5ta i.j.wv.sw
Inereane since Jan-1
..$18.-13.741
GENERAL JIAJLKETS.
TTOrf.-i The market' was briskvester-
diiy, and closed firm under the effect of ad
vice front Liverpool of heavy sales. The
sales here amounted to 'mi bales at 29(a
2aic; one lot of twelve bales bringing295c.
per lb.
Conx Continues to arrive freely, and is
selling at 95c?l per bushel. The stock
in store iff ample for the'demand.
Hay On the wharf ia worth S22$23
per ton; in store S"5.
Flouii Is in good supply, aniLpriees are
somewhat lower. We quote extremes $9
(3$14 per bbl.; a fancy article would com
mand higher flgres.than the latter.
Meal. Is selling at ICQ-SOe per hu.
BnAN. SI CO per cwt.
Wheat. None offering. "
Oats. 70c per busheh 1 - ' -Sco.viw.-N.
O.lSJc, Island 11 to 13c;
Demarara 15J to 10c; Crashed 17 to 17Je.
Coffee. Rio 2G to 2Sc per lb
Molasses. New Orleans70c'per gallon.
Bacon. Hog round, 10c per lb.
Lard. 14c per lb., not much demand.
Cakdles. Star 21c; tollow 14e.
Soap. 10 to 111c per lb,
Cufjsk. 17 to njcperjb.
Dried Fruit. Peaches,! 12Jc ; apples,
7c per lb. : ...
Cotton Yarns. C00, 2Cc; GOO, 27c.
Nails .10's $8."per keg ; lesser nnmbei 9
25 per cent, more.
Mackerei -In kits, $8 to $3 36.
.Southern Cotton HarbetM.
n., . ... nuan.1. Ml t i TJi.i cnt (nil
unAubmiiia, ------
market has been vcryaetivo with an advance
of from 14 to 2 cents. Sslos 1.400 bales. Mid
dling rangine from 33 to 31 cent'.
Savaxnah. December 31. r. it. Cbltsn market
more active with a better ilemanu. saiei iuu
bales. Middling at 32e,
Xfnmi.7 TiantmlierSI. p. ir. Cotton sales to
day 3,000 balei, market olosine very firm at 3e
for middling.
TWnml.Ar 31 . CnTToy .There has
been a gooddemand. The market opened brisk
(consoauent on the advance in Liverpool) with
an auvanco t'l w vtmu uu umuiuuj j ...... ..
We cannot, howaver, give any correct quotations
on account of the irregularity in tho sales. The
sales woro 314 bales. The receipts, whieh were
only 70 bales, are materially affected by the In
clemency of the weather, as very few wagons are
coming in.
Comparative Ntoclw of r;our and
Grnln iu New orU, Jnnimry l.
rtouR.
1301. 155. 130o. 188T.
U;eourr.n.Bn.J.S.!.al..7lr 46S.W5 703.256 C3Q.370
Canadian flour 15 160 4.950 2O00 3300
Southern floor 36.W0 37.173 23.260 1T,
Total . .-T.25T 751.308 8M.9S9
QRAIV.
liil. 1S6&. 1S00. 1367.
Lu. bu. bu. ba.
Wheat .. 3.540.411 1.887.3y. 2.10.1W vSI-SM
Corn 1.731.320 401.414 4,101.701 4,716,?u3
Rye 37.4W 212,2i 515,413 778,823
Barley 634.7W 301.161 l.W,897 2,640,585
Oats ... 3.341 S3C 3,01SJ01 2.916.8 3,47y.Sit
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Phlluilelplilii .tlnrket.
. n. tr. . Tan 0'iiuil 'TV ,1 ill I .
Floupffrmlrthold. Pro Visions yer dull.
BtriMOBr.. January Z Flour quiet, firtu.
Grain very scarce. Provisions inactive, tut
meats heavy.
Cllirilinnii .iiuriiri.
Ciscinnati. Jan. 2. Flour U firm but un
changed. Wheat is in good demand and prices
higher; No. 1 (pring $2 Vr, No. 1 winter S2 86
$3 90. Corn and oats unchanged and linn.
Whiaky sold at S2 2fi in bond. Hog' openid
rattier dull, but ciosea nrm nt ti w ;
pork is in good iteinana at sau w. um mow
nni,un!,n,i drum tnpalt are steady nt
G9a. but are'generally held a higher. Lard
is in fair demand ut 12c. Uroceries steady. But
ter dull. Cheoso yja Ingber. nggs ju f"ir
candles 'Xe lower, but in good demand.
totton nrm uuwiuiei; miuuumt ji iw
Nt. I.iiuU Mnrket.
St. Louts. Jan. 2. Flsur ami Wheat firni.
Nothing doing. Holders of choice wheat ask
V3 W. Corn dull. 74. 0ts lower. 03z. nisvy
dull, $2 23. Pork lirm, 20,4 delivered at .Cairn.
and l5 uenverou on opening ui uiiiij.
Plain hatna 17MS18;olearsidoa 1314; shwilders
12W. l.ftrU13e. Cotton hotter. 3031.
Ituirhlo Market.
BtiprLO. Jan. 2. Flour, J14ibr white Ohie.
Orain quiet. Pork S'4 . J-ard, 13. Thirteen
dressed hogs average two minuren anu eigoiy
iwunds : eight three hundred average.
Xcw Yorlc Market.
2 Cotton firm at 3ie . .Mid
dling 3GK. Orleans flour 5 0010; eitra Stnte
$10 7012 25; Ohio 311 2512 40: trade brands
fwar! tA Snnthprn a .hade firmer. A heat
l2c higher, moderate fcusiness $8 892 40 for
No. 2.
21ft
GEO. H. EKID. W. n. CH1DSOCSN- 1. T. BROIt.V.
REID, CHADBOURli & CO.,
i Successors to Prensh k.Oo.,)
Cot I on ant! Tobacco Facloirn,
General Commission Merchants,
Corner or CInrk niw! Front Strpets
je7-ly NASHVILLH.
LOOK OITT'FOIt BAICGAIrvfS
IN
BOOTS AND SHOES.
F. H. PRENCIf ,
OPKK9 THIS DAY AN HNTIRB NHTV
stoek of
C3Htom-3Iatlo BooIh and Shoes
whish he will sll at Panic Prices! Thoe In want
of gd. duraole, styltsh twk wHt flfwl them at
greatrjreuiuu i'iic.
Old Stack Helling- I.s Than Cot
Dwelling House-' For Rent
On Union Street,
lOwostts New Theatre. ,
JOHN KIRK WAN
nOT2g-tf: ft -
For Sale or Rent,
4 LA ROB TWO 3TOKT HHTCK BWKL
BOS TV
sr orwlth
jtX lint.
13 mobi ttHs serfkale
rsoins, eft. 't
wMiiane Immm. SBka
hoax.
alt, etc I
mrls from the mty liarHa.
on ths LSMm TarytHts tm.i, wim a" sr sa
acres of elo!s 111, with, sTeral spiingi ef
pike rMd, wiln aw or so
oxeellMt Watjr. ana a -rfi wi in rae rare.
fwt. b nr tha taont bSAHtifVil and hsalihr
oUim m the Tjejnity et NaihvHIe djlfig
w,d e .1 ftWcAittmi
deeU-iw' AV.p. tlOODlVrfTT.
To Tohacco Plnnlera.
deell
CO.
22
"XSTK AXB sun rr.rirA.jiij iu aiurit, jtrxkiut, .o. n runiif
VV SMp r pretie Abases, ettaer laweer i wfil e um MSfantir nna
VhL.,li. Call at aar WirehMSM. !M. . Ttiin fhff am iMtrarr.
itar-Wlf?rl.. . .... W.F.
RJVERNEVVS
.vrhiykb. ;
Jim, tJkSTgfli, L RJwr.
- TMirMTTTtn
None- '4
ljVT l jStf tiAY. , -' ' " a
Noskvllle'; for CaHti
Eiver Tallin; t-3 fctwtPR ttHstMsails
The Mntinned eold WMtbe r skis incisel f
the rapidity of the rivers UMIine.
Tlie Palestine from. LouWniile ami Ha
vana from Ciaeinnali are espteil tft-dey
TheGea. Sigerf wet tp the CMBuberland'
as hfgh as Sand Shock and rttftrraxl yes
terday with 800 sacks coin, 10 bales cotton,
acd some other freights. Sbe fating down
no interesting news.
1 Tlie Fanny BrawfcjU Uv g into the
upper Cumberland trade; oimsequently
theTailaman will takherplaee aa-Nah-ville
and Caii peesrvt. Sho (iW-Tsjis.
man) will depart Saittntky. '
The Louisville Ckrur, of tlie 2d,
Not a boat ventured out of port yester
day, though the lower river eorrtlmsea epon'
nnd the crews reduced to two er three eli
each boat. All have concluded to rmpeml
trips, at leat for a few days, awaitits a
moderation in tho weather, an aeonmmu
lation of freights ami the 4wps4on of the
ice.
Wo heard of but one arrival vesterday,
the Minneola, we beliove, from Memphis.
She worked Iter way throngk the e&nal
locks to the basin, where she new lies In a
snug harbor, frozen in hard and fast.
The Owensboro .Vom'ter snysMr. Davhl
Aiken died a few days ago at the age ef
eighty yeans. Mr. Aiken walked from New
Orlens, on a race with the first ateamlwat
that ever came up the river, to his pkee in
Warrick comity, Indiana, ami beating the
boat two days.
The first boat was the Orleans, in 1S12.
That was fifty-four years ago.
The navigation of the Mississippi is still
closed at St. Louis.
The Board of Underwriters of New Or
leans have offered a rewanl of $5,000 for
the arrest and conviction of any person or
pen-ons guil ty of sett ing Gre to thoir premises.
Tho Board also have determined not to pay
any' losses occurring by fire until sLxty day
have elapsed from the date of adjustment
of claims.
Licking river is froien over, and skat en
are having a good time.
The St. Louis JltpMictm say ;
Captain Capelle bought the wreck of ik
sunken Qrar fiacle forSl,J00. Hcis-bne-
ly engaged in attempting te save the nia
aliinery, etc.
From Mr. James "White, clerk of the
steamer Schuyler, we-learn that the City of,
Pekin is frose'up at Peoria, and the Schuy
ler at Columbiana. The Schuyler wonld
have succeeded in getting to this prt but
for having a barge in tow.
The Missouri river ia still own from
Leavenworth City to Weston, and the little
steamer Hetisley continues to make daily
trips.
For Cairo, St. Xonlw, JIcmpliM nml
Xcw Orleans.
niHE SPLENDID PASSBXOKR
I Steumer. NASHVILLE. Wilet
Slrf. Master. Johsnt Miprcn.l
Clerk, will leave as abeve on Tlll'KSDAX. the
yd init.. at 12 o'clock v.
For Hreight or faasoze npiily on linl, sr to
41 nnd 42 Vront Mreet.
or HARRISON k SONS. Agento.
jan2
For Eyansville, Louisville and Cin
cinnati. rplIF. SPLRNDID PAPSKNGRR k
J. steRtner HAVANA. JIabsh
Cunt, Muter, J. L. Mates, Clerk. nOtTWi
will leave as above on FRIDAY, the 4th iwt..
at 4 o'clock r. it.
For freight or inwni apply on board, or to
CORlTSrT k BOTD. Aients.
41 and 42 Front street.
U' A TT?T?lr.W A.
ian2 HARRISON & SONS,
KmllbliiiKt, Cvansvlllu nutl I.outTllle
niHE SPLKNDID PAS3KNOER
I str.-. ncrPALBSTINE.Cai.t. J.P.
Liibr. Alnater. U. MeJIl'Ll.UN. Clertr.
Flit leave as above on RATI.' RDAY, the Mh inst.
a 4 o'clock r. m.
For freight or pnssaee ajiply on loard. or to
COUBKTT k 110 YD. Agents.
jan2 41 and 42 Front street.
Vl.a,TOUKY & CO., Bdnker'4 and ttattora
la QtAi. BIUr, lluVmMit StiH-k and Conirrtonj
Intmt Nalwi.
riaH.s raKKS.
NAtHVlLl r, Not , m.
U.a. CouAi, 1331... Ill I Omu)M Int. N4
R-UtrfJ &-g0a....lA6
Juo. 'SLltS
Cooin S 'SK...1SS
-l.ll
" " jBly.'SI.UlK
An.,,Sl.lt4
- Cl., "61.113
Dec., 'SI. II.
May, Sft.HOJf
' Ana; . SS'lSi
8p..iV. loW
- lct 'lil-lOsS
Oi4.l IS
191
06
li7
s
Now Imuo i-tty.
Owpon lo-tO
Aug. 7-ri with int ur:
uly7JOj " " 1IS
Sinall ItouJj pr. ct. law
iMTW 12
Also, hlghMt price paid for all klw.H of SuHUwrn
Bank Notes. Sea prl.- Iht, farnbitied wha UrinJ
PfDojltJ rtttlved, and Rxcbanae mrnMliAl nn
New York, Cincinnati, Lol-ttI, Mmil, En
UnJ, Ireland, Frane, aaJ alt pirla of tirmaoj
OFVIOE, eorwr Union aat Cherry atrexi. uhn-i
lite Jlaak of TenQMiSo.
OOlce liontJ, 8 A. yt. to 5 r. .
Thi. 8. JIabr. Pr't. t.. (I. Tao. i'nth't.
NATIONAL SAVIN(J' C0MPANVr
Corner Union and Cs112 Streets.
The Mtowlag are tbe rates pokl for nMortMt
money. Tom qoouiwni re naue i, naein-aie, mk
may lx uepeaueu ob a tuniciroi wnjm oi bw ivr
remittances te b iteetfed hy mull r ejfn, K far.
warded without dUy
TENNESSEE. UorgA Railroad awl
daUdlSSI te '"'.".7-"' .- Ti
PlaaUr.-U.ak.- 2 T't": IX
TInUn n.nV SO " "
ITulou B.akOMtf. 90
Bauk ofAttMBS. l
Dank of ChRttanooij!i...l8
(MnmbiM.... .18
Commpr g
HuiIvlrelHaU..30
fulln 3S
Sirannb 4.1
tuoSttfO.Li
Commerre par
KnoiTlHo Bt
Mmplili ... .par
HldHoTfiin...lW
Pari Ir
WMumn i- . .
Uuk' Bank..... mr
ITB iMUIlk.M.M.M. .n
Ktcbanks' Iloak A?
DlerrlHiat.' aaI I'knt-
er Bank .. 10
riuRtn' JVaisfc ..... i
CntonRMik AS
Oty Bank S
Commercial Dank..... .93
Merchant' Bank par
Northern Bull.. .par
Oeoea Bank .13
Bank of BhotbjTilte ST.
rSoatbern liant.. X
Traders' Bank ......lar
NORTH OAHOLINA.
,lfe and Uenrral InH
ranre CtHnpany ..
SOOTH OAROUNA.
tUnkofOfw Vnt
' CtHMtotta W
OtArendsn . ...4
" flumaMw It
" rayeltT4e...6
TxtefrtSD IS
S. (hreHa..ao
Cikik of Camitn....-I0
Cb.rle.ton .13
" Cbetten.... IS
Oorgeten....l(i
" Hamburg IS
" Newberry 40
" the StAte SwtU
Carolina MM.....1S
WanblMton ...Hft
WHniinfrtSfl ..IS
' YanefTT4.....Hft
OomreTtal Bank IS
FarmHi' Bank "f S.
Ceramcretal Bank.- K
Carollwi JH
Exthange Bik. .V- Merchant Bunk M
r.rmera ana jixenaDae unK uoxusre ...... j
Bank- &
Mluera and Pktnton'
Merchant.' Bank -18
Bank '
PmdIc' BBk....... Ja
PlanUra' Iiuik of "lr-
VIRGINIA.
nlJ iu
Planter.' and Meoban-
Bank of Bklwj SO
" (HBIR1 W
UoirardirMo . M
Ic." Bank n
Rtil Buk. 7
(jBthwtaro ItaltrtHid.15
" tth (Hit lnm-
Onion Bant....
nln...
RMiswBdW
KKkbrMc ... J
KMktflfeara -U.
r,OOI8rANA.
Bank of Aioerlc .par
" tjnHn
tba VaBky of
New Orlin.9
Ylrgtata
Canal Bant-... ..96
CiUun'. Bank 95,
lwjrgts4a JS
H hollnz
S0
nini Cllr Bank... ..SO
WlntbwUr .
IjjnUtojoa Bute BankJtt Cattal Bnkf"Vai.
ilfhaalc- ana iriuwi tw r(iK, Bl 2S
Bank - ... n.&it nf -js
MeMfaaai. nana v .iruia.nl IUab T
SSomern oans w FarmMi' Bank of iln-
UBlen Bant v eartt.
Hm OrtwM Scrtp. SO TtrmfTf Hank of Va...4S
MaanfciMMrtra aaa
A LA RAM A. y.naer' 3S
Mfrbanl'Bairk......IS
BnkfMMt... MrrtltanL' and Jlo-
UMtKBw(y uam.' nnJt..4
Stkna U Koamtern Bank.5
CantrU Ba4c 12 8olBtfl Baak.1
GomraercUt Bank 12 Tnri' Han't.
Km tern Bak 40
Northern Bank- 40 ...
H-oUvrn Bank.- - .M NaatiTiR X Ctwtra K.
U E WXK..... ....I
aXOBOIA. iMtrrtlh A KkMirlH
Tax Rwfpta J
tatial KaiimaJ Baakii
FOIt SA1.TL
ON TEN YEARS CREDIT I ! I
ADHBLrtAJJLK UJUJ IKI s&Al AHU
Pt&een acres sf good Land, few hkudred
mrrli irm (iraail .treei. exSecaled. 1M km-
prsreraeMS eaBMK o a ni Hin oawituii'r mm
racraa. kuehen. Mrvaala7 isoia. (MtiaM tmaa.
itaUe. siMW hs. eWscra. wssi ami orisjMiL
Tbe Mr pafnienU reapurwl e bf Hsliasal
mi at me mretwrts f tbe t4. Ikia i one
tba Asset eypsrtniisr Knrwn a ikhhI
that cn ka oneresi.
AMl)BHON. JOMNSS XMITR.
dsaV-in A4M.
FOR RENT.
rims. BniKDINO A. THl.
JL Bfwery, In aorth Wabflllo, tm SiBrt. n
street, witfa a Usn kit andsiaMss.
dfC it X- dl North Charry .mm'
CUMBERT,ANT COAT.,
The GJieapent and the Bti'
I KlTK YOUR OIIDBRS VOR VO0R
JLj Fmsst'i WW, at tbe i sfflje f AW
Sijimrf. tod I
wsMr snr
1
destMss
of XASnriu.1
mr a' t WA T .
1
Trtl-.ru nt EmtltHbietsss.
4S-LrM8S faWif 4MaMl. tMtSlt
Y. 2. THOilA-J. VielMsMfN. i
JOSKIMl A'.VSH, 5eersrr.
Ctf -1M
NASHVILLE ,
G0MERCt.lL HOTAWeO.
Oftlcr III llir- Hultdlng of, the .JHjpfc
nr trie Union. ""'
TA,-1'
rPIIia COJIPA.NY, BdFTA BlWH IW
1 Israre BatMhwn, VHwR 1m t$tt
IS MM
lfa. Ueuw'lisM a'arHHiwe. a4. Mwr BaaaMSJS.
the Biest lttwral ttM. TWr, Msslmt sail hM I
iMn takes at tewt Ate.
" Uhm Wwy s ili.l tmi f uieStj fcy
thin CfRfinr.
rtKECTK3:
It. C. McXaiit. Jaxm W'
Jho. KiaxxAN. M. fisxA.
0. K. llltUiAX, J4Jt. E4N.
XV. II. Bmuis, FMHt ThSmmoh.
Ueon M0t, Pr KfK.
SI. N. MiexT, . , x
K. O.HKAIKV, Pw .I4.nl
E. D. HICK3, 8etat. Hpi r?
GRKAT AUCTION SAT.F.
OF
PIANOS AND. OKOANsS
i
J A XlfA IK V 1 HI . li?7.
At
LUCK'S MUSIC' SftOKB
11I Church Streot.
riniK UNDBR3IOXM) tMMMrM To
L make a ehanne in tut ImslaMS, HB tbotu :.ut
hta Moek,cerrsttfrsf
Fine Itose
Pianos, '
Wood Ootre
Mason it, llniulln Qahinot
OrgaiiH. . , .
Thas iMtruaimif "are all m MttMo.d
srder. ad warraated te' er cry reeif mwtm
any nude. ,
TEIMIS CASH.
Immediately after the TMirtHMAt is M off.
Mule to commence at 10 oVIock A..1I.
JOH. I.TUOK.
deeSB-tiU
LEA & PEB1IFS
CELHBRAIBD
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
PRONOl'NCED
1'oxxoisr.rns
t i t,k m
-OMY GOOD S.VUC i"
and apiilicablo to
Every Xftrlety
or
EXTllACT
of a. fMr frai a
MEDICAL Hits
TLK.MAKa4.Mad
ra, W hw brothr
at WuctSTi:.
Man MM
"TellLe A P, .
il'lta fnJfn, mKt K iu
rr?clfiy . oHih", Ut
most palate Me a.
welt as In a ainut
aheleiomi ilUrrL
mm
DiNir
condiment bavins canscd. BMar aAMlMinlett
daajst. U.viiy th naaac U SrtaliiVSUw-
rorrcs, ms ri Dbit is sssrsTmn.LT jnhe
wrarri
P8H1I
ir renueoted tnsetbst tfc nssf I'irA.
lUINri are iipoo'ths RAPPBR. LAlKL,
'PER and BOTTLE.
.ManufaPlHre.1 by
.1 by .
LkA A- PRKRIN8. Wsmwl
JOHN UUNUkN'S MONS.
Nnrr Vnsr, Ajents fsr the lfitd tHaloi.
ostht lylns .. M ,
GEO HUTCHISON,
NO. 32 CHURCH-, STREET,
HAS ALWAYS ON HANr A 0O Ab
aortraent of
WALL PAPERS.
PAIXTS.OIUS.
VAIiNISUflK
OHUSURk
Q LABS, ptrrrr.
and WIKDOW'A"1
TO
HUTCHISON A FLEMIira
'Are prenre.l ! do H0lT3B, StON. sad BAK
2BK PALNTINU in aH MsmW aud w jmt
rior styls. Pstnl mkp corner wsas. awi mm
ers' Allefs. norll-tf
a. A. HUNTING-TON,
No. U Public Sciiuirc,
OPPBR AT KHIM'CBK PKISMW As W.
gntHlrot MWS AJTI ' ROYS'
FINE CLOTEJG
furnishing: dp.qps.
TRIT.VlkS,
iiAGH. wra.
A krt srssrtment of
Pino Beaver Over-ooata,
At Try law ilse.
E. As -HUNTINGTON,
AT IT AGAIN.
M. 0. SULZBAOKER,
irw.fliin xirtr MR-trt tstiCw nr
Groceries, Wines,- JLIquora,
"" Vignr. Tohnrrd; IrrstarJ1,, flin..
Tie. 18 North Matkot Street, bat
Ohnroh astl! Matehi
NASHVILLE . . . . . TjBjicjilfc'EK
T K CALLIWU Y6C It AiwapTMlkrv TO XUS.
liMt I mMt rr Sited, firarVSMir SB U3i.
aUartiJiel4 to t&BTin Vilffg2trt'v
rfaTiiK All tattles pronn t and
ot ta -market, I V T d
sad yaU0MMli in4aMaiu a
their s4va t ! "d 'XSL'S
whre. TtMokfialfor
naniiiliwi ot tB
iUclC 'a
,-eSZfi.t Tssrssenc W
IH
MHoat
a mtM - -
MttrfitMtaSM
IrlLIVLtlS.
jarfT lr Jw
Attetsutnat r
von
RENT.
81'LHJr-Bl
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fefctja'SRr.&iir
mrtam islam
iliuKanlSs reS4'