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Fir-t PrdhfterisMt Clwreh, -ornerChrrh
and Swinrnw Mreeto. yAMi inert in
mtere. Th ior i artl by the
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imaieiar of the dty of Mbile. There U.
preaoWBg dally at 18 A. X. ami 7 r. x.
trtwt the m wrk Hy forwanl
until all the chnrohw in oar eity aliali
enjoy a time of refreahin from the F
nire of ill- LftBl
I 'DAIVIIVII VnmatJL-JPrarl m on the III-
crew. Onr'UMjh wre led hwt night,
ami rn'mis ftxcnllMt h4Wt of th City Hotel
wan oompalhHL Mt tm nmnlier
ifgnet.
Wanw IiitABN a Thadk. A young
man who wa In Uife Conlerate army in
irginia, and w a log 1h the awvice, ia
in the city, and hi arfiri AhhJU laarn a inwie-
He in reminpnded aa a drvinn young
man. "Wlio will five hi w a plaw t
Ore or LtMwo-OrrUla ItMla, wnt to
.ail on a chare e of larceny relewwd on
ri.nlir hsvlii? eiven wcHrity for
cmU in th cae. Ojrville waa much elatetl
and SU. that ho will new drink any
more. We bop 1 nwpr mil.
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The CtMlCBKr To JChjiit. Let none of1!
of our reader forget the coneert of Mr.
Toaso ami hla admirable aaaiatants to-night
at Maaonlc Temtde. The entertainment
will le one of rare interest. Mr. George
Taylor, a well-known muawtan ofl.liia city.
nnJ.lK &t tbn.tiinno. The liowe should
11 II I u
he filled to repletion.
RntauBK i'Ku Jam. on Chaiwb or
Bid A MY. By order of Eaquire W. A,
Mathcwa, J. R. Daws, who waa eonfined in
onr olty jail on a tiliarge of bigamy, waa
released from eaawdy 01 yeaterda nwrn-
ingalwit oleven oerock, the proof ami net
Lira aad the ox I eat of the aliased oflteae
not being &dtt to fty Wa further
1.. t-T
nvuil DoOOI.au & Co. It aUorda m
tJhwph be able to snrnxtHce to ow
readera that the well-known Ihmw of Hugh
Dottglaa & Go. will epe in thia city in a
rl.nrt tima in lb maenlfieeftt store room
north side jmUic aqtiare, corner of Market
street. The eenior jiartner left for the Eaat
tttlnrlar lo Uv 111 a UtOck Of KWds. Tlie
home will le duly advertiiKsl wlien oiened.
TiiTiaraii Tin m tlie tllle ol a
hitmonm weak ooHtiunMg aU the ridi
poetry, amiwag anefldot and jok wrillen
i.pn tiltwa, waterfall, ain, ami all the
oth.T faaldonable adjuncla to female altire
.! lii Lbau tn vfurite diirinc the paat
.Mir TVwtN to tvntMiv illtrMmM. It
will ah contain a oomk almanac (lhel(
tver made nt') for the vear 13t, a
huraitrmra fortwwc-teller.aHd wmal lmnHM-
oipi lories by the lt writer of laughable
It; ratur in the iwwtry.
The look was wriMe by "Darby" Dayle,
the iniiijtalic, mad he o in:few
davs sav a week c ao. All Who warn a
vl tLkw" will hM themaelTfw in
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Ri-camwatV CVwiw, J ax.
W. JC
Hunt, fast driving, $5 d ooM.
Usac 1H, Ww, $10 and co-ta.
Peler Pea, ! rod ittg shlewalk. ami
liintM liMo. fast jrttjfls
.1.4m Vrit.jm& eoMa.
Jehu NomAiLBRaiHMffly, $" ami costs.
Pat MwUHIMriirln $ ami enata.
V. Hill, liiaorderly, $" ami coHt.
Mary iUJler, regrating, duwhargtl.
. Meaehawi, lUaoaderly, $54) and txt.
J. H. andts, duoriWly, $M ainl cttsta.
W. C. Realty, rthawlerly, dischirgel.
John Mire) diaonbtri v, $0tt and cnatn.
Thf FAnmTtxK w Fast Hon!.
gentlemen theewnghly psted m the
annals of the tttrf fHrmahw m the mib
joiued foot, in part correciive of some
errors iMo which th e4Hsr f the New
York JWf, KM af Jam ha reeently
fal'en with retard ki the fiMteat time of
fan' horn, ll will, at thw time, wiiicn our
peoplr are considering tlie muve. of the
Blood Horse Association, pos mm-h in
terest tftMiaae reeaed in aMch uwtteri
Prioreaa, " year old, carried f3 onmU
e ver the Metaure otMtree, lxM44ata, A mil
3. 1B.VG 1 rum ate. 4 aecotMU.
Heeira. I rears old, at New Otleawa,
Nov. 23. ISM, rxteh weiglrt, twV mile
heats. In thia race, ITegirm ran a mile in
1 miiwte ami 4Ai feaanaw.
Henry PerriM. 3 veaM eld. carried 8.
MHUMkat New OrhimsLa.,Afril 17, 1S&A,
in a two mile race, and nmiesW iret wile
. t tlin mmui beat in 1 mlnnte. -t secajMia.
har the nerrectaeaa of ah awve. eee
Amine liarimo Odkxdmr onef Trttting
AuU Jn 6 1M6. in a two mile
race, ran th first mile of pecomi heat in 1
minute. 44 eeoend.
Leeal Tender, in a mile r.tee.4 in 6. wfl
slhent in 1 miemtn, 44 second. He carried
1? ponnda lean Own his ntoper weieki,, and
ibelrank waa ) feat short ef a mile. See
IW, HMi nnafiVw, mi. , tM.
ItoeUn mid
Klntiimnry,
3S CWlrflHJWW aWIi
for set u br J no.
moBtbl;eeUt f (b Bertl of HecAt
was held last ereniog at their new and
cowiuodtuK oiiice k the Kilkmsn build-
m th preeMtettHi, hV epeoisl coa.
. 'a, -, ft
i 1119 uiiy iWiBai, mapuiun tqr uiui
th ertabWlneiit of a Ukaritri
ry, c Ttt)0ie supplying; 1
tDttftctrfe. the hMHtam litis is a t
inntitittiofl that has been much needed' ftr
a long time. If founded on a iroper baoic,
and eoAdtwted with jf wiHo afKl econawr.
it will relieve the city ireaaary of a hettvy
drain now diatribtjtpd without ajrtem, ami
lietter ao(Hrrdiah il work at WHsller
mitlsr, ,
;Vehope it will rer the faforaWe
ooaai4lcfntion f the CVufH.
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FoRTV-Ji,Ol'TfI,A"XIWKABV Of THK,
NAiivit.x.K Bible Society lyrmmr
im Pkockbimxok an RBrwim The
attendaftee at the exereicea of the Arrty
fetirth anniveraarj- af the Naahviile BiWe
Society, on laat Sunday nigiit, waa vary
large, the houae beiig Hterally jammed
with in4reated upeetalorn. The
were highly interesting, and exhibit a
healthful condition of the aacMty ami a
lively interest in the stteeeM of the name.
The aubjoinad is a report of the proeaed
inga f the meeting :
2iA8iiviLi.E, Jan. 27, 187. The sihmmI
mpetinof the NahTillo Bible Society was
held thia evening at seren o'clock in the
Firat Praahyterian Chureh. Meal of the
churchm in the city and EdgeAeld ad
journed their xneetinga to take part in the
annivanwry.
In the alwence of the aenior Vice Preai
dent, Itev. Dr. It. R, C. Howell, (detaifted
by aicknefM,) Iac I'wl, Bq., waa p
pointed to preside.
The exerciwa were introduced by a vol
untary from the choir.
In the absence of Elder P. S. Fall, who
wat appointed, praver wai offered by the
Itev- Air. Miller. '
The Holy Scriptures were then read by
Kev. Dr. Kirtledge, after whieli the clmir
ami (HHigiegatinn nanga hymn. The meet
ing wan then addreaaed'by the livv. Dr. A.'
J. liainl, on lne "CSroulation of the Bible."
Heaiao made aome auggeatioiM relative to
th' enrollment of members and the co
operation. ( the AiHiroh, after which the
Secretary read the annual report of the
Executive Committee, which is an follows
Nasiuuxk, Tenn., Jan. 20, I8C7.
Tiit' Executive Committee of tins Jfaali
ville Bible Society tronhl respectfully wib
mit the following to the aociety :ix their
forty-fourth annual rejiort :
It is our painful dutj' lo annftyiicfr Je ,
death of our faithful ami highly eMteeined
Premdent, Profeaaor Nathaniel Cross, whoac
domW ccnrrel lart December; also that
of the Itev. A. (J. Goodlett, one of our most
effluent Vice President. Vhw death oc
curred laat Sejvtemlier.
Yettr committee recommend the adaption
of the following preamble and reaolutionB
a a small tribute to their memory :
Whereaa. on the 17th. Dec 1800, it has
pleaded our Heavenly Father to call from
our midst our late beloved Preaident, Pro
fessor Nathaniel Croaa, who has been for
over thirly-aeven veara conepicitotMy
imlentified with lire IHble Oanae in this
city and State. Having been elected Cor
responding Secretary Oct. 14. iaVJ, which
position he held till April II, IS&i, when
he was elected Preaident, ami which posi
tion he held until hisdeath, and : Whereas
we are also called upon lo record the death
of the'Kev. Dr. A. U. Goodlett, an honored
vice President of Una Society; who was
elected to that jHwition in 1851 and served
until his death in 'September 1SCG, faith
fully ami punctually attemiiiiK all the
meetings or the Board and performing all
the duties of the iKwition with a zeal sur
passed by none, therefore
Jtesolvel. iliat it is but an actor winnle
justice for thia Society here to record tlwir
liigu appreciation ol tlie long-continued
and invaluable services of onr lamenled
frienda ami brethren in the cause wliich oc-
oupiea ami animates tlie rvasiiville iiinie
JSock-tv.
Resolved, That while we tenderly 8ynna-
thiae with their afllioted families, in their
sad ami sore bereavement, we point them to
a rich fountain of oonaol&tion in that Di
vine Book, in thelioht of which they lived
ao long and journeyed so far, that their leas
and our is Hie everlaattng gain ol tuoac wa
have loved and lost.
Resolved, That theee afflictive Provi
dences should call each monber of thia 80-
eiety to double diligence in carrying on the
citric ' v ' , MMM 1VJ ..... ..J II .......
bound shall posaeas the Holy Scripture.
Bible work, until every lamuy within eur
Resolved. That a oopy of those reaolu-
tions, aaa token of copdolence and respect,
be transmitted by oat Secretary to the fam
ilies ot our deceased brethren, and that
they le spread upon the records of this
society.
We have alee to announce the resigna
tion, Dec. ftth, 1800, of your worthy Secre
tary. Mr. J. H. Farrar, at which time the
present incumbent, A. Q. Adams, was
elected by yowr committee to fill the va
cancy. i our committee lias bam six meetings
pince the last annual meeting of the soeiety,
and the only work of moment attended to
bv them waa that ol employing three agents,
via: the Rev. Benjamin Taylor, Rev. J.
II. Berth, and Mr. A. P. Skfpwith.to can
vass the city and supply the Bible te any
they should find destitute. These agent
are now at work, and 90 soon aa the city ii
utipplied, it is the purpose of yowr commit
tee to supply Ivdgefield.
Your Treasurer haa received from all
sources during the year, the Mm of $750 CO,
and remitted to the parent society, New
York, the mm of $00, leaving a balance
In the hemle of your Treasurer of ?10 00.
The financial condition f the Society ia
follows
C:ih balance due by Alet(Kdit !'-
KMiimt lli'iwe loraaw utpemmy
mMni 4v
Ca baWnredw) llev. J. W. Huter.
Poaii lu Uatula uf TrMHIW Mr. J.
II (ilan - w w
Cah Mat
Hook mhandii f Kev
J. V.
aWiNMMorr iwaetat
Nw Terk.
SMI
Aawitf at Sew T. eust
4900 4
T'tial V
,..-5t JK
V...irRuAUi u iadeblMl lo the 1'armt
SteMO' in iw IMC mMtii ie
Jn hi- tht l)AidAA County
Hible SK'ielj and me4 by you fct'd 4S
I'.xmm mf Mni over HaWHtJw iljm W
Your coMMHitlee would recommend the
folhswintr nmendmenta lo the constitution
That artick 8th be m amended as to
change the time of holding the annual
meeting ol the Society, from th laat
SaMth in January, to the lat Saldmth in
needier, of each year. All of which is re
spectfully submitted.
A. tl. Aiuxh, Secretary
fti.r the remlinc of report, the following
person were appointed to wait on the meet-
' t .1... ...... T .tiinnlHlur lUAlalllom
ami receiving their contributions, v: lr.
irarwr utr nwp"" ----
Puil w niwn inrrrnt. 1. u fin?, 11.
it L-liMr. .lamea Wheelw. lirartioru
Nklnd, J. -Mil KaWn, u. u blwpr, ;i
S. Carl, R. G. Jamieon, J. U. Ugucn, 11
1 5 KM! mm! R. P. milter, whien reawt
m1 in the enrollment of four life members,
and two hundred and thirty-seven mcnera
who contributed mi aggregate of TO,
of which $2.19 2 waa wm tn eaMi.
The following chnrchea reported a co
operating with the aociety: biret l'reMiy-
terian Uhnrcli, Jteiorme! rreauyieeHiu
Church. Second Presbyterian Chnrah, rirrt
HajHist t'Wuwh, Fi Cnmlerhnd Pmly
terian Church, Seooml Cumlierlami Pres
byterian Chnrch, Clietry street JSepUet
Church. Polk avenue Ihttiet Chnrch,
McKemlrec MeilKlwt) Chnrch, Mnlherry
street (Mrthodi-t! ( burch, Summer street
MHhodiatiChsiel.TnlipstreeHMcthodiat
Chnrrli. luHretiri.i I'reMiytermn unnrcn,
Christ Church 1 Episcopal), Chriasian
Chnrch, MethntikX (lermnn CJunrh, Iwthe
rsa Qerwen Chnrah.
The enrolment of Member being com
pleted, the renort nt the HxeonMve Ones-
mtttee was tnkatt un, and on motion of
Iter. Mr. Bunting, waa roesived and sssOMt
d by the society.
The following isWcsit ware tha alaotod.
Mortimer HnmUson, Vie PssaMswt.
J. S. Carels, Secretary.
A. Nelson, Treaanrer.
Isaac Paul. Jacob Jnngsrsnsn. W. II.
Wharton, (Jmn. Beokwnrth anal IV. J.
Cochrsn, Managers.
After the aingiag of another hymn, the
meeting waa addressed by Her. R. A.
Yotmg, D. D, on the vain f the MMe,
.1 the olose of whWi the sodetr ssfanrswi
TL nrsreiMa were conciwdsd w4h the
j.t1mv and stiastnHc benedkslsm:
TVU u nne of the tersest nweUafoa in
th ielssaet ef he BWe oenM err held in
"Heavy Ssow-vajj. ltaKmod lightly
till day, at intervaU, yeatcrday. At live
o'clock it oouimewxd m caraeat, and at
tliM writing, eleven o'clock, if snowing
rapidly, with a proapeot of a heavy fall.
Alakx OF Fiki The ahrrtu of fire on
last night iK flight o'elok, mm caufed by
tlie iiriicht light Lwuine from the wiiuJowa
0f tli mk tarWine i4 ereetetl by Mr.
flMfoonwr of DlerMk street ami
Pr; .. :lUv Ifanvv tin had been
made in the imilding Air the jiurHe of ,
drvine the inner apitartment?, iuncc the
alarm.
A Dust swatk Chabactek AnuESTin)
atHi-xbolpt ANi Ptrr ik Jaii. ijt this
City. On Momlay last officer Ryan, after
a long and vigilant search, and an active
che, succeeded in arreting Henry Wood,
at Humboldt, en the Mobile and Ohio
road in this State, Wood is a noted char
acter, Wing a confederate of the famous
"Belerjack," and implicated with him,
ami other bad and wished men, in various
alleged robberies, innrdsw, etc The spe
cial charge on which the arrest was made,
wa the murder and robbery of a man trav
eling with a peddler wagon. Some time
since a State reward was offered for his ap
prehension, awl the officers and detectives
have kept a sharp lookout on bis track.
They were rewarded by coming up with
him at Humboldt and seenring him. He
was arraigned before Require Meacham on
yesterday, under whose mittimus he waa
committed to jail to auawer the serious
charge of murder and robbery. Officer
Ryan deserves .great credit for the arrest
and prompt manner in which he wai
brought to justice.
Ik TnooBLF. ok Charae of Obtain
iso Mokey n.vrER Fame Peetekcfa
George F. Case was arraigned under n
State warrant procured by Mr. Sheriff
Shaw, before his Honor Rqnire Meacham,
on Saturday evening last, under the follow
ing circumstances : Some time since the
effects claimed by Mr. C, including the
safe and contents, were taken in charge by
Mr. Shaw as sheriff, by civil legal process.
In the safe' there were sixteen dollars in
money l"Ionging ton young lad, who had
given it to blr. C. for safe keeping. Mr.
C. afterward represented to the aherifl' that
that amount of money in the safe belonged
to the lad, and that he (Case) was his
guardian, etc., and requested the Bheriff to
give It to him that he might hand it to the
lioy. The sheriff at first refused, when Mr.
C. aid to him: " Have you no confidence
in me?" Mr. Shaw repliea, "not much,"
but finally being persuaded that he was
prolwbly the authorized and proper custo
dian of tlie amount, handed him the six
teen dollars.
The lad to whom the money belonged
afterward complained that Case refused to
give him his money, -whereupon Ihe sheriff
procured the State warrant for his arrest,
on the charge of getting the money on false
pretences, by representing himself as the
boy's guardian, the laddenying any such
relationship. Under this warrant the
accused was arrested on North College
street. Meantime, however, Mr. C. had
hoard of the procurement of the warrant
and sent the sum to Mr. Louiseau, at the
billiard rooms, for the boy. The case was
before Require Meacham on Saturday, and
was settled by Mr. C.'s paying over the
sixteen dollars'and co3ls,and the attorney's
fee. Thus the matter ended. These are
the facts of the case, as furnished to us by
parties cognizant of the affair.
CONTRIBUTIOXS TO ST. MAKY's OltrHAN
AsyM'M. The mcmbors of the Legisla
ture, to their praise be it said, contributed
most liberally, on yesterday, to the St. Ma
ry's Orphan Asylum, two beautiful and
christian young ladies being the .solicitors
and recipients of the donations of the Le
gislator.
A Sap Heakt-Hirtoiiy A Young
Lady Driven to Despair. Another one
of those sad histories, opening wide the red
leaved volume of the heart to the rude
touch, and sting of all that's dark and sor
rowful and hitter, lias just been unfolded lo
the public's unsympathetic eye.
About two weeks since, a young may 01
good connections and personal refinement
came to this city, as she thought, lo con
summate that felicity wliich ia the happiest
episode in the lilc ol woman the unison
other dojliny with that of h'm whose life
and lortunc she had chosen to trust, nne
came from the vicinity of Pontotoc, in the
noble State of Mississippi. Tn that sunny
region, amid the snowy ootton fields and
"rustling cane," her affections budded,
bloomed and ripened to maturity. Alas !
how unworthily bestowed I Sho formed
the acquaintance of a Federal soldier,
nnd gave to him all that wo
man has to give her affeetions. He
promised to make her his wife, and she
Uiistingly believed. He came to this
city, and the two kept up a cor
respondence she in good faith. She was
induced, also, to come here, expecting the
full fruition of her long blossoming hopes.
As staled, she reached here two weeks
since, and atopped at one of our most re
spectable hotels. She had little trouble in
finding her supposed affiamt, but deep an
guish when she found he was married and
the head of a family. Her's was now a
bankrupt soul ; her hopes had gone off in
vapory phantoms, while her bright heart's
dreams were realised in pale ashns on her
lips. Wretched in hope, crushed in spirit,
and far from friends, she gave herself up to
despair. She remained at the hotel, still
as the untuned strings of her broken
heart, and silent as the smothered sighs of
her troubled breast. Her enp was too full,
and on laBl night about nine o'clock, she
sent the landlord the following nute, full of
twin, of woe and sadness: " My body will
soon be buried beneath the waves of the
Cumberland ; when I am gone you will
please send a letter to Mr. John Davis,
who lives eight miles from Pleasant Hill,
Oass county, Missouri." Accompanying
thisshcrt, sad note, there wore several
miniatures, which she requested should be
sent lo the same address. City Marshal
Urantley was informed of the case, and he,
with a friend, called on the lady. They
found her in a state of distress bordering
on madness. She stated that the Mr. Da
vis referred to was her nnolc, and that she
Itad a lirother living in Texas. Her man
ner and actions .showed that she was
snftering the very intensity of agony.
She is of good appearance, well dressed,
ami has refined manners. She was, it is
Imped, diaanaded from perpetrating tlie
raah act indicated In her note, though she
declared she did not wish to live. She ex
nroaaed a willingness to sro lo her brother
in Texas, but declared she never wished to
return to her home-lriends.
This is another ad "history, similar to
wlnali there have been a thousand told.
She came here with love on her lips and
her heart in her hand tlie love is withered
to bloom no more : the heart is broken and
its fragments are on the sand, never again
to thrill or throb with a fom. emotion.
May the consoling inlBuenoes of a Divine
inspiration neni, 11 11 caHiiut nur mr Mi-vy
wound so mtnlesaiy mane.
Waoona. The-kavcst and okeapest as
sortment of army jd lumber wagons over
111 this HMrKet areoiteren wrseie nv our
friend S. H. Stevens, at bis establishment
en Spruce street, near tbe crossing of tho
Kasnvlne amt Chattenoogn raiiroau. t or
prices, ec advertisement.
THOS. WAIN. JOS. WALKER.
WAIN WAI-KKK,
So.vwh.hu I
W ATltKFIKLU A "WALK K R.
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HtATS, GAP S3
LADIES' F II It S
to Meat oH the old friecd and as saaay saw
as will east .
WX1S A WAIKKR,
iantf
ag irni.m sqca uk.
s.
o i tt
GOLLADAY
S ll 4 4'
8t. Glean Motot i
Xo.3, filffliHoni' Block, fthtireli Ntrcet,
jiasktixl, rmx.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
I,uiui.er ! Lumber! X.uuiber! 10,000
feet Ye! lew, Pino - Flooring for sale, cheaj.-fer
eai-b, bjr , ' j. F, OaaoOHsissav i'Ce.,
janS-lw Opitoeitc N. i C. RR,e?t.
lie Jinrc and go U (3. Rice Jt CoiKo. 58
Go lege street, and set Goods at and below Cost,
it their bnsine trill be closed by the 15th uf
February. jan22-tf
To Mnrry or not 10 afari?' Why
Not? Serioui Retieetion fer Young 3Ien, in
Bways of the Howard A&eektieDrOn tJietPhjrSi
ulogical Error., Abuses and TlTseases induced by
ignorance of Nature' Law., in the Cut aire of
man. Sent in scaled letter envelopes, free of
charge, Addre.?. Dr. J. Ssnxiv IIocohtov,
Howard Association. Philsdelnhia, Pa.
jan. l:'-3m
4'oIeninn'M IiiNlnnt .ttcllef for Mammary
Abbess, or " heated breast," with females
after partftrliien. Tbts"is tbe'nnly preparation'
known that will sooth nnd soften tbe brev?t and
girenImot immediate relief. Manufactured and
for sale only nt CoLEXi.VftDmsrStore, 210 Chureh1
street. janlS-Saw-lm -
Kellinjf Onr M Nen York 'of.
To ele btuineai, we arc iiesitlyely cWinic
out at New York eost pricw our Ptock of Fine
flromie. Wins. Brandl&, Havana and Do-
mwtic Oigflrj. PASDoi.rwf 4 ItirA,
jaald 12 North Cherry street.
The Best (iuslity of Cumberland Coal can
bo hsd of IV J3. Mason & Co.. No. 21 North
Cherry street, st $.1 rt per load of 17 buheli,
delivered in any part of the rity. jsnlO-tf
Very Superior Cumberland round nnd
sloj-k Coal ff.r salo cheap at 21 North Cherry
street. JanlD-tf
Yellov Pine Flooring1, at low priea?, cor
ner of Crawford and North Summer sta. Uf
Unlidlnsr Lumber of all kinds.
corner ot
ftf
Crawford and North Bummer streets.
t'cdiu I'ONt unit
Fencing; Lumber,
North Summer streets.
itf
romerof Crawford and
Wblte Ptne Flooring; manufactured by
Knight Drn.'s. on Rollinz Milt Hill, for sale at
reduced prices. Office, Ntf. -49 Church street, j
A Hare Pile Cure. Db,',Qilbkrtu Pius
Ixstrohext positively cures the worst cases of
piles. Sent by mall on receipof 4. Circulars
free. Sold by Drugsists. Agents wanted every
where. Address J. B. RoiiAlxt, Manager. No.
57S Broadway. New York. InovlT 3m
Wine!! From the Losoworth Vineyard
nnd Wine House. Cincinnati.
W. P. 4 F. P. A.vDEHSoy, Proprietors.
Golden WeriUuff.SpnrkliiisrCafnfvbn,
Dry Cnlnwbn, Isnbelln, etc. The?e Wines
nre furnihed at much lower rate? than imported
goods, aid for purity and boquet arc excelled yb
none either native or foreign.
SoKllby
Axghsp. Cheatham Jc Co.
Kmxk x Bhkbsox.
11. B. Chkatham A Co.
nov2 3m
llucIielor'H Hntr Dye. This eplendid
Hair Dye is the best in tho world. The only
rue and perfect foe Harmless, Rolinble, In
stantaneous. No disappointment. No ridicu
lous tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies
the ill effects of Bad Duet. Invigorates tho hair.
leaving it ?oft nnd beautiful. The genuine is
signed William A. Dntehelor. All others nre
mere imitations, -and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggist? nnd Perfumers. Factory 81
Barclay street, New York. Ide32?-ly
Neivsonfd Voplnr Lumber,
corner
ftf
Crawford and North Summer streets
liny Tour Conl. the best quality Peacock,
at 24 North Cherry street 55 CO rer load of 17
bushels, delivered. janlO-tf
llootH nnd Shoes Clicnp nt 20 Public
Square. In consequence of a contemplated
chnnge in my business, I offer the best selection
of Boots nnd Shoes at greatly reduced prices.
The buyer be he 11 consumer or n merchant-
will purely profit by examining my stock of
goods before supplying himself, as I am quite in
earnest to give bargain". Max. L. Qcttmaxk,
sepfi-tf No. 20 Pablic Squnri
To ConsnmptiveH. Tho Advertiser, hnv-
ingbeen restored to health in n few weeks, by a
very simple remedy, after hnving suffered several
years wttn n severe mng nnecuon, ami mni
dread disease, Consumption is nnxious to make
known to his fellow-sufferers the moans of cure,
To all whodeairoit, ho will send n copy of the
prescription used, (free of charge), with the di
rections forpreparingand using the same, which
they will find a ai'KR Ccbs FOB Consumption,
Asthua, Bronchitis, Sro. The only object ot
tho ndvertisor In sending the Prescription, is to
benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he conceives to be invaluable; and hopes
every sufferer will try thia remedy, R3 it will coat
them nothing, and may rrovo a blessing.
Parties wishing the pnjrjption, will please
address Rav. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WlUianiabnrf. Kings county, New York.
octZ.-ly
H. A. HUNTINGTON,
HAS REMOVED FROM
No. 14 Public Square,
TO
NO. 3 CHERRY ST.,
(Opposite the Maxwell House.)
OFFERS AT REDUCED PRICKS AN ELE
gant stock 01
MEM'S AND OOYS'J;
FINE CLOTHING
FURNISHING GOODS.
TKIJ.KS.
V A USES,
RAGS, ETC?.
A large ainrtment of
Pine Beaver Over-coats,
At very low price.
H. A. HUNTINGTON,
dwlt-ly p Public Spunre.
Wholesale Drug Store.
T7IWIX A PF'SfDMH-OX, HAVING SOLD
ill their retail stock st No. 19 south side of the
Public. Square to Mr. IL IV. Hasslock. have re
moved to the Store formerly occupied by Lwin.
Pendleton & Co.. No. 5 Inn Block, northeast
comer of the Public Square.
To their Into retail customers and friends they
would respectfully recommend Mr. Hasslook as
a gentleman favorably known as a Druggist of
this city, nnd worthy of their patronage as a
business man nnd citiien.
Tnevhave assoeiated with them in business
their former partner. VTM. H. KWIN, ana pro
pose, under the firm style of Kwin, PendleUn &
Co.. to rarrv on a general WHOLESALE DRUO
BUSINESS, as formerly. , , ,
They solicit the patronage of their former
friends, and all others lookiBg to Nashville as a
market in which to make their purchases.
Mr. 0. DupRK. who waa fermerly with Ewin.
Pendleton X Co.. and latterly with ih. wnl
remain in the hoiue.j
JOHS H. KWI. JN0. T. rSNPLKTON. W. H. TWIN
EWIN, PENDLETON & CO.
Wholesale Druggists,
NO. O I TV IV BLOCK,
N'orllienii Corner Inbllc SqMnre,
NASHVILLE.
TSTQltLD KBSPHCTFITLLY A3K.TUE AT
VV tiftifen ofCftuhtrv Merchants. Drastts
and VhysUiM tn tair stock of
DRlB8. .MwDICINRB.
PATENT MEDICINES.
PAINTS, OILS.
DYBtTOFPS.
FNS VIRfllNU and
Cease WBACCO,
SMOKINQ TOBACCO,
WRrrum and
LETTER PAPERS
FAKCr ARTICLES, EU..
ntnr Makr qIwiV.mi. en wa'are detr-
tuied Ik wake it to the foterest of pnrehaseri
to bttrtnsararke. W will eUhar naif at
dUoe ef at tat vary strbast markot rate. I;
enr lrfcrnii,
DrrHt Fratt, PeAtkera.
Bewsx, Wool,
Qiriieir. Ht., Bs,
That rany be SMt to as. Ourtarsa sra Ch.
InnS'djbtrwSm
Dwelling House For Rent
On Union Strttet, .
(Oliawile Xew TteAtje.
j mix niHiraiAX.
DOVSS-
FINANCE A3D TitADE.
Gold adjancctl 1 cent inCew JYork yes
titay, hafhigiticncd at Rrl, was 134f at
"-1R&0, and closedat 134 at - The of
ferings of gold in this market are very light,
it being seldom that more than a few
hundred dollars are offered for sale. Deal
ers usually buy at 2 cents less than the
New York rate, and sell at the latest New
York quotations. Silver is taken at about
S cents less than gold.
Government securities were quoled in
New York yesterday as follows:
5-2Ds. oiiuiHin , ...... 107107K -
ai nen&. coupons ..... lutxwiusi's
lft-(
n-jua. ai sent, eouitons
r-2te. new is'tie
lll-40i .:.
7-3.
.i MU,... lWWOIU'l
mil
1MX
lotVSeiot
of the evening of the
.London advices
29th inst., quote 5-20 s at 73'l-lC.
Lxchange on diflcreut points of Europe
is sold at the Banking House of Tho?. S.
Marrat the following rales:
On London $7 per 1 Pound Sterling
On Dublin 7
On Hdinburgh..
On Bremen
On Frankfort
On Berlin .
On Leipsic
On Hanover- .
On Vienna..-.. .
On Amsterdam
On Hamburg
0a Parts..
Z'..Z'r$ ICpcr.t Oold Thaler
.. :.G2 perl Ouilder
.. Jl Ofi par 1 Prussisn Thaler
-.....SI 03 "
3105 "
fiflperl Guilder
CI
- MV per 1 Mark Banco
3 55fran per 1 dollar
Our money market continues very light,
and therf is an unu.wl demand for money.
None of our banks, are discounting notes,
though there is no difficulty id getting
goal bills discounted at 1 per cent per
month. Good paper is discounted on the
9treets at from 2 to 3 cents per month.
Exchange on the Eastern cities is taken
nt i discount, and is sold by the banks nt
par.
There is very little buying' and selling
of uncurrent money going on at present.
Bank of Tennessee notes are very dull at
45c(?-43c buying, and 5052c selling.
This decline in the face of Judge Brien's
decision, and of the decision of Judge
Smith, of Memphis, is a little- remarkable,
The decline we are told is owing to the
prevalence of an opinion that the cases, on
wliich these opinions were given, will not
be determined during the present term of
the Supreme Court,, but wijl be? held over
until the next term. We do not know
what ground there it for such an opinion,
but the opinion does exist, and dealers nnd
others are rather shy in buying.
There is a steady demand for Union and
Planters' Bank notes by persons owing
these Banks, and the notes are becoming
scarcer every day, arid tlie rates paid by
Brokers is constantly improving. Plan
ters' Bank is bought at 83c. and Union
Banknotes at 85c.
Southern Bank notes are very dull, and
rates are as heretofore.
There are considerable amounts of Nash
ville Corporation checks on the market,
and they will not sell for over 90c on the
dollar.
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Stock
is worth 85c. The Scrip and Tax Re
ceipts are worth 90c.
Nashville and " Chattanooga Railroad
Stock is bought at 30o.
South Nashville Street Railroad stock.
may be quoted at 50c.
Tennessee bonds sold in New York on
the 25th inst. ns follows: 20,000 ex.
1,000 new at COjc, $31,-.
000 at COc, and $30,000 at C2c. Our bonds
are thus 5Gc lower thnn they oughtto be
on the basis of -the quotations at the close
of December. But there has been a gen
eral decline in all descriptions of stocks,
and our bonds have not furnished an ex
ception. The New York Post of the after
noon of ihe 25th inst. savs :
The panic in the stork market ha been re
newed in all its force this morning, inducing a
general shrinkage in almost all the values
speculated in at the St6ck exchange. Govern
ments continue steady, and there is little dis
position to sell except among that class of busi
ness men who have been used to invest their
rcaervo funds in five-twenties and seven-thirties
Tbe investment demand keeps up from small
purchasers. Quotations are about & lower than
thne of ye3terday. Railroad shares are de
pressed, and the pecuniary difficulties by which
tho bull cliques find themselves surrounded are
especially apparent by the dealings in Erie,
fitUDurg ana iNortawestom praierrea'
Daring the paat week the Treasury De
partment has issued 8104,275 in National
Bank currency, mating the whole issue to
date $300,907,896. From this is to be de
ducted the currency returned, including
worn-out notes, amounting to $2,15S,932;
leaving in circulation at date $293,743,964.
Tiie following will show the stocks of
Cotton on hand at ihe various ports on the
1st of September, 18C0, the receipts and
exports to foreign ports since that date, and
the stocks on hand at the dates designated :
St'cks Rc'pUlKrpts StVks
1SCS 18G7
10iOS2 4S0S23 1S5227 231202
2901B 11S1H6 41219 75170
Hm 131411 23211 32S73
6605 85931 S2S91 1S303
1C2 203fl7 S90O
S51I 72293 C913 33428
. 17317 1800
3tf.f 41G35 1350
G3403 82330 13&S7 110600
2035C 8514
243122 1930393 43S9G7 518121
New Orleans. Jan. 25
Mobile. Jan IS .
Savannah, Jan. 25....
Charleston, Jan.23
Florida, Jan. 11
Texas. Jan. 13
N. Carolina, Jan. 12
Virginia, Jun. E!....
New York. Jan. It-
Other Ports. Jan. 12
Totals.
The stocks held in interior towns, not in
cluded in the reports nre ns follows:
Augusta and Hamburg. Jan. 21 17,473
Macon, (la., Jon. 25 - 11.561
Columbus. Oa.. Jan. 19 ........11.74 1
.Montgomery, Ala.. Jan. 25 12,777
6elma, Ala., Jan. 11 G.901
Memphis', Tenn., Jan. 25.- - .23,031
Nashville, Tenn.. .Inn. 29... - 10,853
Total - 107.443
The receipts including the stocks held
n the interior towns, now foot up some
thing over a million hales. Our table also
shows that the amount taken for consump-
inn is nearly 330,000 bales.
GENERAL MARKETS.
M'eeklyltevlewoftheXnsUviUe Whole-
ii!e Mnrkels.
NAsnviLLK, Jan 30.
There has been 110 marked change in the
leading features of our market since the
date of our weekly review. Trade has been
steady and prices generally firm, with an
upward tendency, owing to the diminution
of stocks consequent upon the partial sus
pension of navigation. The demand for
corn has been active, but the supply at no
time has come up to the wants of the trade.
Hence prices have ruled higher than was
expected, and are still firm at our quota
tions. Bacon has began to arrive, but there
is not much demand, and sales have been
chiefiv to supply the retail trade in the
city. Our quotations .are for the article in
store tlie buying price is less.
In groceries there ha3 been a fair trade,
and prices are firm at our quotations.
Heavy additions have made to the stock of
New Orleans sugar and molasses, relieving
the pressure upon tho market, and Hbating
the tendency to advance.
Cotton'. The first three days of tbe
week, closing last evening, there was an ac-'
live demand, at prices ranging friiu2ito
20 e. The market then became dull, and
the next two days salcw were light at a de
cline, 23 J being the highest price paid.
Yesterday there was a great change. The
market was active, and
the sales reached
370 bales at 25 to 29fu per" pound,
a de
cided advance in prices, xhis improve
ment was cansed by an advance and large
sales in Liverpool. The day's work was as
follow: 64 bales at 2629q 42 at 3e
28c; 21 at 2329c; 10 at 23;fa2&; 68
at 29c, 11 at 2312Sc; S at 23c; 9 at 29r
88 at 23c; 45 at 29ic per pound
Soles uf the week
MHsaU of tbe wek
Keestoi af the week
fMPd Ket wd ) -. .
...1.4T2 bU
...1&5 "
30 -
Tobacco. The tobacco trade has net
yet iaifly.opsned. Some loose is coming
in, bosetfr, in wagn, and meets with
iedy nale, at SSo per poesd rer It
stm 4$6c tor Jest, inure is ne tax- upon
tobacco in the h'sfids of the planters, eitherl
loose or iu JircshcacUu Planters wouldodj
will to bear4Biia8t fr mind, and.EfireJg
In pnd fliiMr'nrana tn rrinrkpt nlAnPf.
We annex the wholesale figures prevail
ing in the other departments of rouimerccV
Ale and Beeb. Ale. S159dS per bbl., inclu
ding barrel; Beor. $15 per bbl.. including barrel.
Baggiso and Rofe. Baggin; 37i$s ser yard;
Ropo 2225opcrlb.
Brooks Per dozen.
Beeswax enow 30cicamnlrjaV25c pcrlb ',
Buckets Painted $3 Super dozen; cedar S7
7 75 per doicn. ' ', ' .
Casdlks Star candles lS26e per lb; tallow
li18c per lb: " -;
Castings Country hollowwore 7c per lb,
Coffxe Rio 223c; Laguyra S081; Java 42'
i4eprlb.
Coxfe(jtiqxrriks Common candy ic per lb:,
uum urop? VKt necc canny
per lb. ' :
Ts WW
(JORNlEAi. LnboItCHl Toe per !
CorrsB Sheet 43c ner lb.
ufui.
Cotton Yarns No. 00. perdoien 27c, ,
No.TCO 23cf
Cotton Ropf 70 cents perlb.
Chkksk Western Keseri e liQer oKnglish
Dairy 22c; Hamburg 18c.
CRACXKBS-ButterCrarkers 10811c; StiLal2c;
Sugar 16c per lb.
Dried Frcits Peaches, peeled. S6 per bushel;
unpeeled, $.'1 734N SO: Apples 91 50 per bushel.
Dauos Ovium flO&ll per lb; camphor 81 20i3
$1 2f: ash soaagMSke; argenia powder 20a2
per lb; ftlum'TWSf: sloes fg!rr; blue raaiS5
41; borax 4250; blue vitriol 17lSe; copperas
&s; chalk do; cream tartar 5075c; glue lTfri-'e;
saleratus. jier bbl, S12; Prussian bliio 67(S30c:
carb magnesia 6S5c; morphine ii&i 56 per oz:
qumme sz 60SS2 7.1 per ot.
madder 1013c; cud bear 3&ft40i) per lb. .indigo
I4
$1 2J1 50.
Fai'irs Prunes 2fti2f: drum figs 2CJ-i Zante
onrranU 23 raudns M K. J5 per box; layer $5 20:
dates 23 citron Jjfc lemons S11012 Der bbl: or-
r eatheRs owTwc per 10 ir new live gcetc.
Flour Superfine $10 50ill per bbl; extra
OcNPOirnKR Dupont's snertingSIO Sftperkcftj
blarting3r3pertkeg. w W'
UUs-Perbox. American 8x10, 56; 10x12 ( 50;
12x18 i
Qinseno OOaScperib.,
tlRAlx Rye.Sl 40 per bushel; corn.white 1.02Jt
l05c; yellow .$1; wheat, none in market; oats
We.
Hat $2723 per ton, in store.
Hon in v 1c per lb. by the bbl.
Iron Tennessee bloom bar, lOKc ; bloom band
1212Ue; bloom nail rod. ll)$e; Pittsbnrg bar.
Vittsitir? l.nnit RuRs nr Ih: common
sheet Iron 8K; ehareeal ils Htiftiai26c.i
dry soltedl2c; flint. 14c,
a"""J vva " v- fv y
Lead ftz. wnerlb:
bar. 10c.
Molasses Urleans. lootuac nerzal :
Cast-sor
era syrups. 81S125; golden syrup.
ghum, G575e.
Nails. 10 penny's SS ; 25c additional on each
of other sizes. "
Oils -Coal oil 53flG0c; Linseed $105SP70?.
Lard SI 40J? SI 00: Tanner's $1 OflsflTSj. gostor:
$2 75300. . .
Onions per bbl j3J3 50. '
. l'OTATOE3-$3350 perbbl. -
Prousions Clear sides, 15c pcr.lbj ribbed
sides. 14c: shoulders, 12-c; plain hams.loc: sngnr
cured hams. 21c.
Rice Kagoon. 1213c per lb ; South Caroli
na, 17c. ,
Salt $425 per bbl. for seven bushel bbls; Liv
erpool, in 5U bu. sacks, S2 50 per sack.
Spices Rate ginger. S03"teper lb: ground
ginger 40c per doz : nutmegs, SI 651 70 per lb ;
pepper, 3345e; sifted pimento. 35c.
Spirits Bourbon whiskyC-lt Robertson
countv. S.250SI; old rye. $5; rectified Bourbon
and Robertson county, S2354; raw whisky.
f2352 75; alcohol, $5 50; brandy. $3 50(2I.
Starch SSUc per lb.
Scran New Orleans, new, 13HS; island,
l."Mc by the hogshead, and 15c per barrel,
refined yellow, 14W3 16c per lb by the bbl: crush
ed and pulverised, 17c.
Seeds per bu Herds gross, $250; Clover,
S9; Timothy, $5; Blue grass, clean, 41 50
Orchard. $3 50; Seed Oats. 0065; Millet,? 75.
Hungarian grass. $1 251 50; Flax $2 per bu.
Soda English, 1212J20 rer keg; sal. soda,
5c per lb.
Tallow 10c per lb.
'fix Block. SSo perlb; IC 10x14 $17 00 per
box: IX 10x14.52050 per box; IX 14x20 21 50
per box; IC 11x20 813 00 per box; tcrne roofing
17 00 per box.
Teas Imperial, $1 6031 75 per lb ; sun pow
der $38225; Young Hyson, $160-180; black.
$1 501 05.
White Lead par cwt. $U18Q.-
Xasliville Dry Goods Trade.
i Nashville Jan. 301
. The market continues dull, and the de
mand for dress goods is becoming more
limited every day. They are sold out at a
sacrifice. Woolens are in fair request, and
there has been a great demand for ticking,
and at one time the market was almost ex
hansted. The stocks on hand are now
good. Preparations are being made for
the Spring trade, and the indications are
that the stocks will be large.
Below we give the qiiotatipn for a few
leading articles :
Prints. 12H19c per yard.
' TlCKIN03.6?Connestoa 4-4, 50c,-do extra, 4-4,
55c; Eagle, 4-4, 45e; lower brands, 25335e.
Scotch Oinohajis, 25 to 4q; Chambrcys,.30
to 37-c.
An, Worn. FLAKjfEiji.-i31M tiJ-CuP. 13 .
Blankets. S2 50 ttfTlOper pSIr.
American Delaines. 25c.
Dress Uood. In great variety ai 22Jc to SI
All Wool Dklaines. 15 to 5,V.
Fancv Satinets. 375c to si.
Am, Wool Cassimf.p.es. $1 to S3.
BaluoRal Seibts. $213o per doz.
Skirt Br hps. 81 per doz. " '
Tore ad, Victoria. 12kp per doz; do 100 yards.
25a: Coats', 200 yaTds.Sl 16.
Brown Sheetings. irgima, 3-1, n$c; uar
rol, 7-8, 19c; Augusta, 7-8, SOa; Tennessee pre
mium, 4-4. 22c; Augusta do, 2Me; Pacific A, 44,
24e.
Heaw Cotton Plaids 27s to' 36c: cottorr
stripes, 20 tp 25c; Apron Checks, 25 to 30
LIN3ET3 Athletic, a-4. 9o; Westerlya- 2-4,
; Wte rook. 3-4, 40; 4-4", good. 40 to We,
Receipts by Rail.
N. it C. RAiiiROAD,.Jan.29. 153 bales
cotton, 1 bbl and 22 pieces iron, 9 dry
hides, 5 boxes apples, 1 box, C sacks dried
fruit.
L. & N. Railkoad, Jan. 29. 1 car
cattle,"170 sacks orn, 800 sacks, oats,, 49'
bales hay, 90 bbls flour, 0 tierces bacon, 7
bbls coal oil, 1 case merchandize, 3 boxes
books, 8 bbls, 1 box and ' 43 hags seed, 2
ploughs, 1 ton pig iron, 1 separater, 1
thumb shaft, 1 bor stationery, 75 pieces
and 1 cask hardware, 2 top plates, 13 boxes
cheese, 9 stoves, 18 pots, 2 bales heatera
1 box c. cards, I bundle hoeg, A bundles
shovels, 2'bblS beans, .1 case tobacco, 1 (box
glassware, 1 box suudries.
By RiyeiV-Stamer iYasAnVr, from
Cairo. 118 hhds sugar, 14 bbls molasses,
20 half bbls do, 813 bbls flour,, 100 bags of
salt, 12 sacks coffee. C packaged wheelbar
rows, 1 lot of moving plunder, 1 case pre
serves, 2 tierces ' Mce, 12 casks bottled
ale, 10 bbls pecans, 10 bbls oranges, 33
thousand shingles, several'lots sundries. 5
Steamer J. L. Graham, Up River. 391
bbls petroleum, lr,150 sacks corn, 'lots of
sundries. . -
MARKETS RY, (TELEGRAPH.?
Yirlt Slnclt nnl Sinner Market
New York. Jan. 29. The slock mark
u er-
cited and slizhtlv imnrored. Oold 31
pons '62. 107!',; do '61. 10514. do 'f.5,
10-40's
W. U. Tel-. 43J& N. Y. 0.. '-!: Krie.
7ft C. x T.. 101k: It. L, 7: N. W., 38 F. W..
Keaxling, ivjx; M. to.. KiY,
i f. Hi 1 1 1 1 r. iirriii: 111. tn.. ni7.: 1. . iiz. j. x
S'lii
Money 1 V cent. Sterling
New York Market
New York. Jan. 29. Cotton nulet and firm at
Sli-. Flour dull at lrwaft lower. ex-State SIU 50
(iH 60; R. II. O..SU 0011 55. Wheatdull at
m-Je lower, t-orn dun ni imx lower, western
nuxed 14c. Oats dull anil hravy. Pork steady.
Hogs firmer at 8,W.' . Petroleum, dull at W,
Crude, ilte.
Cincinnati nnrket.
Cincikxati. Jan. 2. 1'Iour and grain un
changed and steady. Cotton firtaer, holders
ankinsrSl'ic. and but little offerinc. Whisky
doll at 25c in bond. Hogs firm and buoyant at
$7 40 to $7 75. Receipts 5,000. Provisions firm
Iml imphnniml. M norlc SJI Z.f"JI S0. ISQ1K
meats auiet but beld brmly at TdWie lor
snouluers nud sides, llams, li5c loose, ana 19e
narked. Lard 12; .c. and but little detnana.
Clear bacon sides in demand at lie. Mioulders
dull, and con be bought at 10'-4c- . Qroceries firm
and unehanged. Butter lc higher. Hggt ad
vanced to 36c, and scarce.
Foreign Slnrkels.
Livr.EPooL. Jan. 29. Cotton firmer and more
steady. Probable sales 10.000 bales middling up
l.mii. wbien arestui ouoteaiiti.
Lontmin, Jan. 29. Consols far money advanced
to 91. .van bOBtl advanced to 7i. 1. C si'j
Makchksteh. Jifti. 29. r. St. The market for
aaatU and rami is naiet. but nrttfM dearer.
Paris. Jan- . Itnited States bonds ad
vanced VJV cent.
2oillvll! Mnrket.
I..1H141AU e. Jun. I5. Sales Otllhilt tutaoriiM
f2 7.VS16 5. .Saperfine fiourilO. Wbat.$4.
3b oiled ern. ' belt in ear. e. Oat, tor.
.Mm pork, lMcua, abonlden.
dear ide. l:tHe; basas, lfac. Lard In fierce
Kaw Wbiikr 5. H. Cotton Me.
Chtrnso JIri ket.
Cuiciu.1. Jan 2U.-Flor dull at vSAa$M tfi.
Spring wheat dull and nominal
.aliZii lor as.
an..1
1, and -Si sr rgr r.o,
2. Corn doll at
a dan at
10Z4 lidldi
Oata dull at 4l40WLive hog iuldhif
biiha..
: Bum-;
w
lib slow sales at $6 CMg-S i, Mesi rrk
na
il at 13 Dreased boat .7 10&7 4B.
St. Ixiuta .Market.
St Louis. Jan. 2 BnsinoH Is still very dujl;
there if searfeiy enuagh doing un change in ar
ticles of produce to oMablnb anatatMa. To-
l Liaronf nwl Ht r" 9 t 'Vfcl ?i frvr In m-
S5fT W foreomnK.n leaf, iu tor geod
shlppisf S13313 25 for madiam minujif
tnred. Cotton quiet. 23(19 lew mkldltog. Frenr
.let sad steady, $10 7W11 rxt s; ?1223ajJ5
donbla extra. Whoat area but inanive. tt
fer No. Sspriar SfJ for prima hXt Cwnduil
and lower, 7sW.
New fl'orli Dry ioaU"flIrlel
New Yore. Jan, A Ths aatioa af on tt
two MUMita IAr on x.p ant iaraAB ioihk
dT. hasdai&BnllMd l aa ia onoor two brondt
jVptlBt. A leadiac bSHferadssed 1K without
dtMoaot. hiah
forth
r at 2
9taadardishtiBg steady at 22c
. anditscads SlgMHi otker ftjlu
ti cacsssgri.
AEKIVED.
1
Jan. 29. Nnslivillc, from Cairo.
J. L. Graham, Mnrtinshurg.
TO
DErAIiTED.
Tyrone, for Giiro.
r
LKAVlJfO TO-DAY.
J. L. Graham, Burksville.
FheCumberland was swelling a little yes
terday, with four feet on Harpeth Shoals.
In. the morning there wa a slight fnll of
snow.
The Nashville, wliich arrived from
Cairo, reports the ice heavv in the lower
.Ohio.
CUa U 1." Ia. .
accident,
Fancy 23iafflrc,HJ . . ;h m. v
B,i1i"j",&'uP a Aarge vargu. auc i.usuviiie j
Nashville
departs on her return to Cairo to-morrow.
j JThe J. L. Graham arrived from Martins- J
burg, Upper Cumberland, at 9 A. sr. Capt. ;
Goafl reports the river rising a little, and j
three feet water on Sand Shoals. The I
Graham was drawing that much water, and !
rubbed slightly in getting over. She de
parts again for Up river parts at 4 r. t.
'toilay. ghefjjiud goqjl trip.us will be
seen bThownfanirest in the-propcr place.
The Tyrone got off at her'regular hour,
and moved beautifully on the water. She
did not take out much freight, being un
willing to receipt through for the present.
A dispatch from Cairo, dated the 26 says :
. -The ice run very heavy last night and
itliis morning out of the Ohio; but it is much
thinner this afternoon. Thereome At D02-
toojh is-still very, fiirm,. and did not break ;
up a reporteayes!erdaTr Theuce w run
ning out of dhe'Mississippi, but it forms be
low the gorge.
The ice is quite heavy between here nnd
Coluinbus, hut packets make regularjrira.
An immense quantity of freHrhL.hasV.ac-
Oumulated here, awaiting shipment South,
A dispatch of tlie sametHata from Pitts-
burgsays:
fThe weather reraain3ihtnsely cold and
every department ol traaei3 trotcn up no
prospect of navigation being resumed this
month. Boatsmen are nnxious to get away.
Weatherwise parties predict this kind of
of feather till March.
The Louisville (hurieeat yesterday says :
On the falls, last evening, there were
three feet nine inches water iu the pass,
down the Indian chute, and falling, with
considerable ice in the river.
The barometer was steadily risini: yes
terday, but in the evening it appeared tobe
inclined to tall, though going down slowly.
A weatherwise propnet, however, an ice
Icaler, has predicted that the hardest or
colden weather of the winter will be be
tween the 20 and 30th of the month. We
are' glad he does- not postpone it till next
month, as It will now goon be over.
The river at Cincinnati at noon yester
day had risen a few inches in the previous
twenty-tour nonrs.
The Clifton, Capt. Stein, came in from
Cincinnati yesterday morninxr, and has
aid up at the city wharf. She left Cincin
nati Saturday eveninz, and had a pretty
rough time working her way through the
ice; though uninsured. The ice was the
heaviest at the head of six mile island.
We annottnead the arrival of several
boat3 from lower ports yesterday, all of
which have gone into winter quarters at
the foot of the falls, and the crews paid ofi'.
This includes the J. IL Groesback, Kenton,
Lida Aorvell, and Lmma rloyd. The
Argosy has been laid up at the head of the
canal.
I'or Cairo,
Nt. Inis, MempIiiH
TSew Orlemis.
ami
mllE SPLENDID PASSENGER
I Hicnvrii u tr......
hiuus. Alaster. Johnny 1Larper.
Clerk, will leave as abovo on THURSDAY, the
81st inst.. at 4 o'clock p. u.
lor freight or passage apply on board, or to
CORBETT & BOYD. AgenU.
41 and 42 Front street.
W. A. PEEBLES, or
jan30-2t HARRISON & SONS. Agents.
NOTICE.
Wit. STOCKWEIX, OF NEW YORK
. is admitted a partner in our business from
this date. The style firm will remain a here
tofore. HA5III.TOX A-
Nashvillk, Dec. 1, ISM.
cpxxjxanAM.
Hninilton & Cunningliniii
:So. 51 College ytreet,
- . .- w
- fT. ".5 . . - ' - -
llNbar, thePgWljiarer
- ! Jti . :" . 4
-' T '
. - rm tHJ - ',
.V.SlIVIIil.K.i5-A'...t!..r.........TK..VN.
'i,.i .
Wholevnle.niiiljjKetnlllltenlers
IN
(June nnil Cutlery,
Axes, Clialnt, IIoe, l'lc.
U 11 111 nnti Leather itelllutj. .
Ikiltluu Clnilix,
st at
Cnril Clnlliliix;.
.UerbiuilcH' Tnnlnalt kinds,
I.enlker Hint .Shoe MiiiHmf.1
. ,. '- ' '... ,
Mndilleryr
' - n ' .
Ajjrleullural Iiniiloinonl'i.
Tit r-
de.d
5
STORE
A$P
NK'W
aoois.
a ; - - -
F. Tu " DUTIES & r-lW.O.f
JEWELERS,
:(MAXVF,bb HlrSK.)l
Ooraer Church and Oherry Streets,
l? I- IA VI IW BIOS LEA VETO INFORM
I; . bis friend. and the pabile genfratly of
Nashville ami vicinity, that he ha eowmeoe!
the
JEWELRY BUSINESS
Arain. having sMooiated with him.faWibr4tier
W. If. DAVflM. formerly wKh n rrt.
DATll, rnrmeriy wnn
formerly
Will, UIM-J. .... new , in i ti, .
We are now reeeiving from New l ork a targe
and rhmee lot of
WA-lfHK. JKWKLKY.
Silver Wure,
IMiitfil Hfnr.
1 and PiUiCV Uoodfi,
Direet fruM lb Importer sk1 Moetifceiorrrs.
( Oor entire nock baviu be iHrrat at Ibe
i.oH iisr .virr cahii katrv.
Will be otTtLUt th nlWaawM4iW tnM.
AH somIs are warrnHtcii
.Sti'Iftly ITiiwt-;laM.
Ad evsnWiietlon of onr t)Wlc Jtnfully
(..lli-ited.
InW
Witch- HpiifingSae
U deaK-ttr ?
NEW
gXU.l'il
THJB KT.VTfl
1 INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NASHVILLE.
CV1?IXVL, $200,000
I FTJIE, STA1ZTXE, UUL1.
j ANl
i ISXATtn TKAXSPOTATrO. itISIJS
i
Token nt ITqnllnble Rnteo.
I JIioie.&!rly adjusted and pwmptly paWC
OSce. Second National Bank buildinir. Colleca
j ttreet. JOHN LUJISDBN. President,
i V. J. THOMAS, Vioe frosident
JtsSEPlI JVASII. -Jeerotary.
ocnVdm-sp
DR. RUSSELL,
I) E I T I S T ,
Xo. llltil Kirkiainu Block,
t'liVRCH Ti:r,T.
jan25-ln (l Sts
DRUG STORE! NEW RRM!
1. C. WHARTilX.
WSt. H. WHASITOV, iR.
. a. Ewise.
rj'HE UNDERSIONBD WOl LD RKSPHCT
X fully inform their friends and the public
generally that they have purchased the entire
interest of Wm. 11. Wallaen in thn llnw Staro nf
; t jla?te' -t Oo and seliat a oentinuance.
nf the liberal patronage extended to the former
firm. Tho btnuness will be candneted. as here
tofote. under theotvle of J. C. Whartoa A Co.
.1. C, WHARTON.
WM.H. WHARTbN. Jr.
. , WM. B.KWINO.
Nashviile. January 1.18W. jan23-lw
S, B; SPURLOCK & CO,
OIN0E TUB
FIRE OF TIIE 15th INST..
havo opened nnd and are new reteiving new
snpplios of
GROCERIES,
commission aoons,
l'OltKKJK AMI IIO.IIIISTIC
LIQUORS,
And would be pleosed to have the natrenege el
their former friend ami eiHtomlrs, at their
new standi
Nos. 7' and 9 Broad Street.
(Near the River.
will tske pleasure in
Where they
filling their
jan'JI-Sm
orders.
C. Jl. KOUXTREE,
tBSlSTED BY
3tK. E. IV.
HAS REMOVED HIS LARGE AND ELE
gnnt stoek of HOOTS ASD MIIOIW
from 46 North Market to
NO. 9 (new number) tWIOX STItV'KT.
Where he will be rdeaed to see his old friend-
and a generous public. He intend! keeping the
best stock of Goods, and at as low rates as any
regular house in thn city.
It. Mlt L A lKl,rj,
E. W. MORGAN deires to see hi old friends
at bis new place of bitsinew, particularly hi
many lady friends. jaoSi-lm
X A S II Y I Ti Is E
GR.CULTUR&L IRKS,
NASHVILLE, r? TENNESSES
HYATT, ItRIGfxS fc MOOISE.
MAMJFAt'TCRKRS of am. kinm of
Agricultural Implements.
The Dixie Corn ami Coltun I'lniv.
A GREAT AND ACKNOWLEDGED 131
provementOB any east Plow ever befere
oflered to Southern Planters unrivalled in
rapacity, ligbtnew, durability and henpne.
y any cast 1'iow in tne worm, iiiso,
wkoiioht-ikox mh,i h rr.vj. im.own.
CORN-SIIELLERS.
HORSE-POWERS.
STRAW-tTTTERS.
Hollow-Ware of all descriptlotH, web. as Ket
tles, Pots, Ovens, Skillets, ete. Ai, kinds of
OBDAR WARE, manufaetured by the most
improved machinery Brass ami Iron-boHnd
Bucket'. Pails. Tubs. Churns. Water Cans
Tanks, and Cedar Chasts of all sites.
Having tbe lsteK Improved Maetnnery. and
unequalled facilities, we are enabled tn I'urn'wli
everything ia oar tine at lower rates than any
manut'aaturer-t in fUithorn, liiitenior Western
eitiM. Every article warranted.
II V A IT. 1IKIIJUN .V .1IIMIHK.
tanll-3m
1867 1867
Hi. J. WARREN. f. I., WFACLEV.
WEAKLEY & WARREN,
.vo. ii xortii coi.w:ir. sTitKirr.
NASirAMltL'K i
.TENN.
MANUFACTURERS
AV
WHOM HALF A1VI KKTAH.
DEALftR IN y.r, KIKDK H -l'AItl.OR,
OirA.UltRlt,
III M Nil itoo.n. 1IAI.I..
mill OI'I'K i:
FUEIITUEE.
BEDDING.
HPRIN,
HAIR.
SIOSS.
4,OTTO.V,
AM) .SIIIiaK .HATTIUWHIW.
Freneh awl AteerfcMi.
WINDOW GLASS,
All SiM.
stained ani frosted oknn.
i.ookin-c;las.sek,
I.OOUI.tJ-tlI.AS I'lTIW, elc.
irrR INVfTK. NfKCTAT. ATTRITION TO
YY our fine, large, and wall aborted Stoek of
Goods. We intend to Xp m Bee goooa as can
be feund ia any market, antl ofTer aueh wlaee
ment to ourrassers as will make it to their in
terest lo bay froi u. .
WKAIvliKt X AAllftSS,
Ni. 11 North Coilene st.
anl7-3m .
, Nashrilte, Tenn.
THE ATKEiViEUMi,
COLUMMf A. TRK
A NC1HMH. I'OR YOlf.VlS I.ADIfW.
.lira. I, ffi KSIITIf. lriVrlpftl.
flHIR WINTKR KXAMINATieS F I II 18
I U.kA..I i. Mamlnl tn Im h4d M Tlnirs-
iiiy. Jannary 3ut. and We w a Cooeert f
7oal al IoatiuBiMtal MwW at nmnt. ' Tke
frtendi an.1 natrosM of Ihe Alkmsraw are re-
.lullv InrUnt f A allMui
The HfrlfMr S"in rit on Slondny,
Fedroary 4th. New JmplU will And it irantly t
sfcHr iHterenm i present un or nerure in oixh
Th Athnnatun aSetn verr aroat adraalacoa to
yooxjadioMiewBx a kw1. tbortmch ai Bnish-
d wkiaatMifi. n e Hupsoy leaenera l nt wen-
MroiunaUlbWanrbw utaally3UiBaJttinsrt
... .UaTl.l.nl
ana are prei-aren to give in-
elji Female Sanooia. We boreonoof lanr
tt and tteat neleted Librariw. to be band in
Kay similar iMtiMtwa. wHkli ail tbe jwp'l
hkm itaUT areaMi. A rrapKie el oi vnosnrai
and Pbttosotibieal Apparatus, and. I fact. aH
(b ntMMWf aUii forimtMrtuur Mwtrnetton.
timn fiMU rsravmii any iun. nu l
from data ot entrant-, smm asn jhncn
er 8fHn t t, c ralnwHr uia. are
!$1L-.1U.. . ,.
am Utrr i ii l. .ratal ion mrawtie. y
JtOHT l. SMTTII.
wlm .Swrrelarf.
Fiirm WanlecJ.
r WIfHTO.PrRCHASK A. SMALL FARM
awi watef.
aod emvenieW h aotisat . and
ebwfobt. Persona barinf anan fcrauU.eW pieoM
Addreji me at nr vi.rfennn eowiuw,
8at Teoo , with dtsiliitiin I'tlee. and InM
LjrtWaiAj brt lb inoil.
i Jont-lsi
a. j. MorarrcA! tle.
onur
TaMosp
onlr ftosa
Clrentan
addsaoniM
jaafrdi
A
LOOK OUT FORJUltfMira
IN
BOO'CS AND . HB10ES.
P. H. FRENCH.
XO. 21 PUBLIC SQIfAKK.
OPENS THIS DAY- AN INTIlMt WW
sleek of
CuKtom-Stnile Boots aiuIShoo;i
whiah he will sell at Psa4Priow, TiM e W
of good, durable, sty lfed wo4r wtti M tffenf at
Sreotly reduced priaes.
Olil Black Kellinjr Tlmn Host,
norat-tf
CLOTHING.
V
A Ij.rir-e ami Eloffnut Stork or '
F, X. T S T TaT.IIbI ,
Of snperior mak and vlr. anW Sfltoffi; at
the Staro at
GEOe.k ABBOTT,
xii.-as roriLiJOE rtkkut.
tNeor thoStwaiMo Knx)
OVERCOATS.
JllTSIXESSr IflTX. ' . I
PA.VT8 AM) VaSTJ., .
FIXK -DRESS SlITNTl!
Ala. a UreoatoakeC. .;
Freneli anil EnlUli
Glotlis, Casimeres and Vesting
Carcftilly selected fraea the sinelcs oftne inV
cipal importer;, which wilt be made nn ta oraW.
Af. the IiwhI of tha
Itlniimuctm'ing Deparliaunti -
i
Wa have a Cutter of approved n-rr nUiinrnu a
will guaraateo that style, fit TOifcilif nafe
shall give entire. $atis nctmn. An xf vtimevm
nearly TWENTY TEARS in set4nc MW
want and tastes of. the oitiaoM of NiiafaJWa.
warrants the oyurance that erorybodr wilt fnl
gcjdstn please them at
No. aa coM-Kfit: STKKUr.
We offer, ahn. a lirge stock f
BOYS' CLOTHING,
Made to order ia some of the best estftblfcbmonai
in New York stylish, welt mail. ,U vory o
sooable in priee.
vrsh LINES SHIRTS.
Of the best manufacture.
rXDHRSHIRTN AND DRAWERS.
Collar. Cr.ivaK S.wk, Gloros. Etc., Etc.
GEO. B. ABBOTT,
dec20-tf 33 College Slroel.
THE BEAl TIFri.
rnOM HOOD'S .Song of the Shirt.' wohI.I
1 never have been sung bad be lived m On
golden age of the Sewing Machine! StHefc'
Stitch 1 Stitch! but no more woary baactsor
aching heads. The nimble needle not pHod by
hands, but moves like a thing of lifo quMtr.
quickly, surely, tbe greatest Mtosing nf (So
nineteenth eentury.
The Florence is the lalt nanroTil of oH
Sewing Machinac. It Quilta. Conb, Tnok.
Hrans, tells, and Gather and Sens tm at lb
same time ; makes four distinct sttaebov : mpwi
frota rioht te left er left to risht at ta wtti l iha
ng si1irto.fi5
ut. nne eompnrewim it.
ZE3I O W IE
TIIK ORI(lINAI
We are iilno Oeaafit AzenH fcr too HOWk'
SHWING MACI1INX. wa.U afnier tbe hmm
diate MipervUinn of HI, I tS HOWE. Jr.. the
Inventor of the Mewing; .llneiilmv
Ttinx. MiMhitiM httTfi sUvrrfl tke Wot of Iweatv
j-oars. and tor manuftietiirin: parpasmnaam bit
wxtolled. 'fJf uHwa,a(uaIler paiitU.ailb jnjtK
ixe tiiraau tuan any otaer maeaino.
Twitt. Cotton. Neodlcs. Oil. nuit lui-l
of Mncliluen eonfnntly on liniul.
SnVIN' MAC1IINSK OP ALL KINfto
RRPAIRED.
((EITCHINU. Tuekigg. OnWinn. HmnriMg.
O, Cofdinse,ad .ill kiada of Patafly WtwfcilotM
t Itrder witb noaine at the Genatni AaMwy.
Xo. .ti tQbl No. 17 t'herrj- fitreel.
CMSIP A ELLIOTT.
ORX1RAL AdKiiTS.
'jr Asent wnnled and liberal induiinunte
otfered. I anlo-3ni
KEEP INSURED
NASHVILLE
GOMERGUL IXSURAACE IW
OHtre" III 'the Uull'dln or th Bank
of the Union.
tit rawt Htierat tem. V, Harftxt
rtikt tkra at lowest rato.
ir Un llt tally abHtni ami tnmitt
tki Company.
BtXilCTORS:
It; 8. McXAHir. JaKW Wmmw,
Jntrt, KiauiAN, H. B0-;u
C- X. iUUMAK, I HQ. 8. 5ri.
W.H:Kfam. Roaww Tan i,
II paa HlOant, Jas. I Kmkkaoi
8. (V. Humr.
R.CMAIltV!
IK n. mcna,try.
IOVIOKEKBO CIpRB
LIFEINSURANCECOMPANY
nr
NEW YO Eli.
Ollice Over Atlituin Bxprenn,
CHURCH STREET.
FRED. Vf. sPARMSU.
janJ2-l&i Ueneral AgrenU
BEERSHEB& SPRIHGT
iron sAJTaiti.
rV VIRTL'K tlf AtrTHORlTY Tl
U In w,r a iteed r I'
BeertnelM rtnaa uta
Ur 0 IMA. bo.1 iccorde
of Orsndy eouniy. State f TennaaMe. Mat; B,
iwge m 'M, we will. n Ibe P.riJt. on
MONDAY, lee inrfc I' A I ur jiahw aexi,
seti to tko Wgbnst bwUer. Ur on-Wtii oat,
and the boianre in -it, Iwelva and elnlnliin
moRttM, with inteiert. with watvor of tlnentn
tio. an tbe or eperty convearod oM rfeed of
Irast, eoaualiag of up ward r ! aoref of
land, oa which are iittwied the Hotel aivlacW
oniaiHe wn9 sootBJt! wnn mi
the hoBsehoM and Mir hen fcwiiMpi 1 1 34 Ker
iwtielM hi savi deed. WaicJt but no, heet, de-
4royed w laden away during tne way.
TM pntee. o wotl kmiww ao annintor waat.
is enoir well 8Uf.l fun m Mtejam lnti-
latiun.
Jfl
Tl
Ttivtee.
ss!-dlm w4t
WA?iTEI,
a nnn poonm of tow)oii.-v
J,JJ I WU par tho beat wmW fnw
deH-if LsaeTXH i Cet
FOIC RB.VT.
A HOb'SR Oi? JfORJU CMERRr cajm,
teen rooms, weN .tdMHed awl iniena. m
iwnltngnonee. Anely ? cAmJL
AD. BOIINEMANN,
I.O.VIIO.N. JfABHSIOJf coirsm'. OHIO.
OPFiin FOR. SAU
OS AGE ORA N'Q 15 'S E BI.
lcr Umbel. BMiCO; Ptr QHnrt. SI.OU.
VtEW AND PRIM H IMW, JWW RR
i eied (roe, Timo. Hn-if e Shu boon
laken'b) eating tbe nl. and I mmlsnr K a
-u.-B'fua jnaeaHBBBBBBt
neWjn"WTtJ aTanaa'Ws
rfiW GOUi'AXY. mtlMHS
LinTlSnW
BTfb
Met eaiecntOM mr mt
York, m Unfefi at
cao-u