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THIS MIL differs ail OF
Il the upper Running Stone. which Is composed 81
French Burr Blocks, enclosed in east iron Case, which
forms the back and hoop Il the Stone vita Cast Iron EyeSt
Bush. diameter bottom that
the top which Is secured the bolts tha-
block in the form Of dove tail which gives greatsr
strength TO stone han ans other method which Is required
In small mills, where the stone IS with great Speed and
becomes dangerous 10 strongly made Il alsO
weight stone Ofsmal diameter that Is required without
having itthiek or high, thai makes it tor heavy.
This mill is frame made Of wood cast iron, in
the form busS with Brdgetree Spindle Balance, King
Driver. and Regulating Screw and gfnds the
principle a mill, differing only Runner
this being OF weight enables u grind the
mill This mill is portable and may be attached
to steam,. water, horse hand power.
ALSO all sizes Of French Burr Mil Stones, manUctured
on the same principle.
Joseph H. Burrows Of Cinennati the inventor, for
which be obtained Letters Patent ls4 For siinfngs
the purchaser viii be held responsible for tho right
ofusing.
These Mills do not require Mlrixht 70 Up; ard
all that them in Opsuton s 20 attach
hand TO the pulley the spindle, vita dram sufficiently
large twenty -four inch Al 40 revolutions per
steady application horse power the Mil viii Grind
10 bushels hOur OF good meal and VIII grind wheat
well The hirty inch min, Y put Is fcest
speed, viii grndfrOm to fifteen bushels per hour.
These mills warranted be recOn-
meBded. s.-l.a "
DIRxGroxs ron UsSs-Piace your min about % from
the Driving Pulley level pOsiOu make the belt o.
leather eight Inches wide Give Ssone2fa revoiu
tons minute with the Keep thS neck and step %
spindle well oiled. Place the the back q ke
Running the tue Cross the DTycF,
that Il, the way they trimmed 10 run. -.
Refer to IhOs Patterson, Esq. OF highland county oncs
Jesse Bea Esq .uf Clinton county, Ohio s Brsdourys
Esq Of Cincinnati, Hnd number cfotheTs.
All orders dire ted Ito JOHN p. BOUMAI,
Ne 81 5rosdway Nashville Agent for Niddieznd Eass
Tennessee. j. n. bUkhOAs, .
jan 26-d. tr-W. & WY. West Front 81 Gin. o, 4
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gB- Up to the 39th ultimo 99.4l4 hogs had
been received at Cincinnati against 2l8954 at the
same time last year We notice that of 10000 re-
ceived during the week ending that day 1880
were from Kentucky. On that day buyers were
still holding off and the only sales made were at
"a net
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Nashville and Louisville Weekly Packer,

fg- w Ne N@tNNANs =. L. hEEDf4A Mastcf
THIS splendid Steamer is neT ly 6-P%S- d
Il pleted. and will be at Nashville the first Azy1xrefs
rise of the river. She will carry 400
and her accommodations for passengers unequaed by
any boat of hsr dimensions She will be commanded By
Capt. q. 7. REEDER, long and fAyOraby known 10
community, and the Cumberland river trade, generally
She will make regular weekly trips leaving Louisville
TUESDAYS and Nashville on FRIDAYS, at O'Clock,
~ AT the former place passengers will fnd various
Railroad and Steamboat lines convey them to any point
of destination they may desire, viz The old established line
to CINCINNATI Union line to Wheeling Pttsburg and Lou
isyille ne Jefferson Railroad &C. &c All aording the
anlplest accommodations, combined with expedition.
81 All orders will be filed low at Cincinnati.
~ For Freight or Passage apply 10
sep40-n HENRY I. YEATMAN Agent.
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no ALLWHOM III MAY CONCERN.-THE

i undersigned hereby gives notice that whereas the
10th day of December 1915 there issued by the Com
monwealth of Virginia Military Land Warrant No $780,
for of Land Peter Booth and Martha Porch the
heirs legal representatives of Michael Booth, deceased
late Sergeant of the Continental line Of Virginia for
rendered Sergeant during the War SAID Cont
mental line which said Warrant lost misad and
whereas the 2sh day of October 1884, duplicate War
issued to said MINORS VIII oh said duplicate has
also been lost misad and whereas the 9TH day of No
vember 1853 another duplicate Warrant issued SAID
minors. now therefore publish thaI will make appca
ton to the General aud Office az Washington for scrip,
be issued TO the only surviving heir of the said
Mchea Booth deceased under act Of Congress entitled
IAN making further provisions for the satisfaction Of
Virginia Land Warrants, approved August 3lst, l552
novlS-di wSms. MARTH PORCH
~ The Washington Union will publish the above
three months, send paper and account 70 this office.
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Be on your G uard.-And when you wish to purchase
the most grOnptand ectuaI Cough Remedy ever discover
ed call for DR.. C.. WILLIAMS PULMoNIc BALsAx OF Wild
CHERRY AND WooD NAPTHA read the advertisement in an
other column; look well to the marks of the genuine, as
there may be limitations and counterfeits az Beware as
your life may depend your caution in this particular
Idecl--lm.
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rice of r. r. Relief 25 CTS. so cts and 81.
:" ResolFent, 81.
Regulators, % cts. per box.
RR R. Office, isl Fulton Street. \. Y. -.l.

DIR. Morse's Invigorating Elixir or Cordial
The day has passed when great remedy could be cried
down by psendoscience The attempt has been made
deprec the merits of the Elixir Cordial but in
Dr. Morse has reputation too high in the scientific world
of botn henspheres be reached by the earnings of the
invdious. Look az the atesed wrought b. thispre
paraOn. They comprehend dyspepsia, barrenness every
kind of disease peculiar females maadies of
kinds liver complaint, chronic a ctons of the stomach
and bowels general prosraton, impoency incpent para
lysis hypoehondras is d-ache constipation, and
merabe complaints whchit is impossible specify in
advertisement Facts impregnable and they offer
ed in to all who doubt the properties Of this lead
ing medicine of the nineteenth century 70 s-H "a
The Cordial is put up, highly concentrated in pint bot
ties Price three dollars per bottle two for five dollars six
for twelve dollars. CHI. RING, Proprietor,
192, Broadway, New York
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States Canada
the West Indies, and by W F. GRAY, SOLE AGEST,
to Cartwright Armstrong of Market
and Broad streets, Nashville, Tenn. dec1-Im dtrw&w.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


FAE HAS1s I1LE HANUzAeI1gI4G eo1fPANI.
TTvlIS esahlhanen provided ith Machinery and
Tools. comp ce of the most nedstn eonsraccn ala
with The best Mcch4Mcai skiH tha ri easy abFs. and
respectfully sc6citoe They repaired % exeests
RkliR0AD MACHINERY - 80 ~
Such as L0con%css for Passesgeran Freight Traas.
Passenger, Freight and Repair earsepaed and aiov.
every description Of work alPertainnge keii Roads d - -
is5f f.-s STEAM ENGINES. - - - -.
Boat and staioaary-Ion sol koFsc-f ower-tvifh -
boilers ofthe best 1earessee fyoa. Z SIS p
SAW MI1IS. ss~l-
Machinery complete for fitting up Sash or Circular Saws
complete, with tie and most approved modes
GRISf MILLS - 80 l.sisf "
glpes aud Machinery made for al Sizes complete;
geher with Machinery for Sugar Mills and Cotton Gins al
80 Aaeinery for Blast Furnaces, embracing ea Cf.
iRders for blast, &C. 'T
ROLLING MILLS il-alrr,s Gsrs,-fsf
Engines Cast Iron Rollers, and all nathnery for Roll
ing 9ils-eonpl at shortest 1Oics f- ~ f1
BRASS AND IRON CASTING sts.r.
VI any description with shaiing, mill gearing water
"neeiS. cast iron Bank vaults &c, &c, made to order
ADDRESS JOIN THOMSON Agent who is practical
chemist or the undersigned JOHN b. JOHNSON t.sEs
Jun2l-ly lEEl IL prsSIda,f
~
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eB- The police of New York have recently ar
rested noted thief by the name of CHAUSDY
JOHNSON, who not long since robbed the Bank of
the State of New York in the day time of pack
age of bills containing s37, 800 of its notes Thirty
three thousand dollars Of the money was found
upon him and recovered.
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"a At the Yerandah Hotel, kept by Mrs. Ed
and her sounaw Ar. BACHus, there is gentle
man from Scott County, KY who for trss months, suffer
ed greatly from chronic disease oft stomach and bowels
which could not be removed by the most dRproCed practice
respected and continued as for the Doctors sake
He had paid his Doctors Bill without any calculation of
making another, thinking it Of use; and
pressed any hope of his recovery except stranger who
happened pass that way and advised him TO different
course of treatment which has ths recommendation that
in Ue s0eets time it has made him feel like engaging in
business But why does he out of this spell of sick
ness strung advocate of Dr. ArnOld's Union Pills!
Becsuse they the principal remedy used in the treat
meut of his case and to their efficacy he principally in
ebted for his recovery Should such cases be publish
ed If persons opposed to their publication, can
ANYBODY tell us the reason wbys
The gentleman above referred to is ELIAS SToSE broth
er of JoHN SroSE, the clerk at the VERANDAH
Nashville, Oct. 19-tf -.. .-...
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STORE, Cedar street. the Post Office, Nashville
tennessee We respectfully call the attention of Gentle
to the advantageous arrangement that have recent
" made for the of furnishing them with clothing of
superior quality, much lower than has heretofore
been charged BY similar establishments The senior part
ner AIR. x. ID. Clifton residing and remaining continually
in Philadelphia having beea for many years engaged in
the purchase OF material and the manufacturing Of Clothing
the Eastern Markets. gives decided advantages, which
returning the benefit of customers. With this
Arrangement, and the price principle faer
selves that shall be able give satisfaction to all who
favor with their patronage.
- Making TO Order..-We have in our EMPLOY one
of the experienced AID superior in the United
States and will warrant work give entire satisfaction
Our stock of Goods hand is large and beautiful
prisng all the latest styles of fabrics introduced Gentle
meu Will please call and examine stock,
now CLIFTON & ABBOTT
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A Mr. WINTERS had lost nearly all Of his hair and
had been bald for many years. by the use OF three ~
- Sas AighftSe OLathseas hRt Ms kQir eatissy se-
stOr and now has as beaafula head0f hair As any man
eoud VISA HIS age IS about 50 years.
sou OF Mr. Warren Of this town. "a wears Of aye lad
been afflicted with the Asthma from his e,e- e baj
the benefit OF the best medical advice that loving AMI
wealthy father could procure without avail Il wa. one AZ
the most aggravated cases everSaw: he was eac.ed Al
skeleton By the Of few bottles Of the tl;nt
ment be aorovgfycae and for seven months past has
enjOyed robust health
This an case Of determination Of tie sylssz
flnng standing has variety Of Treatment no less than
eight different physicians without receiving benedfvas
cured BY the Of only four bottles Of the Magnetic 0int
ment. This four months agDand the lady Mrs Dun
ham, is still in good health and abe 10 attend 70 her usual
household duties. Ihave treated two eases0f rote sore
kes with the Ointment both Of he patients 20 sssyfs,
Mad need attendant TO lead them from pIare T.
place. One Of them had been afflicted years the other
about years They had tried the hes; physicians in the
treatment OF the celebrated Dr. Auzzy Of Cincinnati foe
eighteen months and had expended hundreds Of dollars in
efforts TO effect They by OF the
Magnetic Ointment nearly quite cure; and able
read and attend any ordinary business have used he
Ointment in number Of cases Of Piles and in kdsls
fasd Of airing i'aEaiils Felie and qesr1Yz rdas1t
cure have also used it benefciay IN cases OF Err
sipelas And last but least have within the last wear
cured four caSesOf CANCER BY the Of the HgsnNe
Ointment alorel
From thorough trial Of the Ointment ia nearly evssv
disease for witch il is recommended can confidently ~
ITO be Of the most useful remedies Of
Tered TO the public. Respectfully Yours. L. aa
81 BURTON HUBBELI, NJ. d.
, Dated Jan 81, 1850 Amelia. Ohio 5-. 80
The character Of this Ointment efcient remedy
established in this CITY There quite number Of ind
tbs extraordinary Ointment.
For sale BY II. @. SC0VEL,
.-- BERRY & DENOFIIIE
mays CARTWRIGHT & ARMSTRONG;
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: a n TI-P IENI MEDIJINE HUtSEs-W Z
n respectfully beg leave TO make known 10 the public
that have discarded from Drag Store all Pa ent
and Proprietary Medicines and henceorth will engage
in the sale of them Our whole attention will be devoted
the preparation and sale Of Legitimate Medicines which
will warrant 10 be OF the purest quality.
Particular attention given to filling Bills and Prescrip
tons Our prices will be found TO be low the lowest
we determined to be uudersold by any in this
market. We keep clerks in employ but those
perienced in the business
In confirmation of the above facts all invited 10 call
and see for themselves. STRETCH d ORR,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, corner College and
Union streets, Nashville. nov27
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TIME SAFE FGRoCFRIEs-

ON WEDNESDAY, Dec 9TH, 1853 we will offer at
" Public Sale
80 hhds New Louisiana Sugar
ia bbs Prime New Molasses;
loo boxes Bartlett Jones Tobacco Gold Leaf
- 100 Gcdwins, do;
loo f" Boaz, do:
ar 50 I" Kean Co. do damaged.
Z Is cases Regalia and Casadore Cigars;
Macksboy Snuff, In bottles;
Is boxes Smoking Tobacco;
25 Foxs Pearl Starch;
200 bundles Wrap Paper;
200 cases DuIkees Baking Powders;
as casks best Birmingham Soda;
100 Packages, Brand es and Wines;
100 boxes Fancy Soap;
With various other articles.
The goods will be put up in our usual quantities with lib
eral privileges. =.
TERMS OF SALE:
All sums under $500. cash.
81. &" over $500, and under $780, Go days;
Z" $780, and under $1,000, 90 days
- " T" $1,000 four mouths for approved endorsed
notes. payable in one of the City Banks.
b dect W. H. GORDON & CO.
N B-We have large lot Of Nails and Glassware
the way and should they reach Us in time will be offered
at the sale. W. II. G. co.
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EN Tuos. GowDY, son of THOMAS GowDY, Esq,
died yesterday from the effects of the wound re-
Gently received by the accidental discharge of a
gun whilst out shooting. He leaves many friends
10 mourn his loss
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Testimony in Favor OF DIR. HsEaness Liver
fiis.-lt would be easyfo Gil arcume with eercates
OF the excellence of this medicine whereyef asta
trial. it has made itself popular We have in our possession
hundreds of orders like the following: -.
YxRrsnURoH, n T., Dec fes 1850
Messrs. Kidd Co ~ our traveliing agent is with mo
q short time since, aqusny Of Lanes Liver P;lIs Tbs
whole lot sold very rapidly and given the highest stis
ton Indeed il is considered fe best medicine of knd
ever offered for sale Pease send another s,ppIv as
possible.
W. II. AINSwoRTH
Sold wholesale and retail BY all tbe principal druggists
and country merchants throughout the United States
dec7 -r.-e
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OF J. F. DUxroN will sell to-day, 10 O'Clock,
at his Auction ROOM general assortment of Christ
mas and Fancy Toys
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ZINC WHITE PAINT.-50 kegs received and for
n sale low This article Is said to be much superior TO
White Lead in brilsncy Of Color durability in exposed
situations and ell the purposes to which the latter applied
and costs but ltle II is coming largely into use 10
the eastern cities Oct2d EWlN BROTHERS.
~ OLD LEAF AND FOII.--l0 ounces Abbeyis
VI best Geld Leaf; Is Packs best Gold Leaf Received
and Tor sale low by octs0 EWIN BROTHERS..
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Nashville, Louisville and Cincinnati IsesaIs

Nashville, Louisville and Cincinnati Regular
Weekly Packets.
TINE Splendid new Passenger Steamers AeSssS@ D
i STATESMAN, II. G. McCoHss Master, Y 5zaes=sssJ
JOHN p TWEED, DAVID MILLARD, Master -
will make regular trips the above trade leaving Nash
vile every Tuesday at O'Clock, 2. NJ. Returning will
leave Cincinnati every Wednesday, at O'Clock, 7. NJ
The above boats are A No and Differed by expe-
enced business men, who will be thankful for orders for
merchandise and promise to give satisfaction 20 all who
may entrust business to their ~
septl7-f JOHNSON, HORNE 4 co.
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SUPREME CoURr.-The Supreme Court met on
last Monday.
- The Criminal Court is also in session. Judge
TURNER presiding
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NEw FIRN.-Our clever young friends JoHN B
STEVENS and JosEPH T GIBSON have formed part
nershp in the Grocery business, aud intend occupy
ing the large and commodious new building recent
ly put mp on College street by Mr.. NOEL. Both of
them are clever gentlemen and We take pleasure in
recommending them to our friends. They have a
large and well selected stock of groceries Call and
see them
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THE Work CoMMENCED.-At Columbus, twelve
miles above Hickman, Ky, the work on the Mobile
aud Ohio railroad was commenced few days since
by Messrs. Taylor and & Ramsey, contractors
The timber has been cut from several miles, and
the grading Of the river bluff has been commenced.
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HoGs-The market continues firm and quiet, at
S4 No sales that we could hear Of All the pork
houses in the city were in operation yesterday, and
about 5000 hogs were killed. The receipts con-
4inue large-LOu Den 4h
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THE ODEocAMo.-Wonder what that means? We
received letter last evening from the agent of this
concern" requesting Us to state that it win be ex-
hibited in our city about the 10th inst Perhaps
our readers can form some idea Of the animal" by
the following from the Philadelphia Ledger:
The 0DEocAMo.-The exhibition of this beauti-
fol and interesting Panoramic work closed on Fri
day evening, to a crowded house, and each evening
during the week, hundreds were unable to gain ad-
mission, so great the rush to see it 1t is about
twice the size ofordinary Panoramas well executed
and presents in very effective manner, the many
different varieties Of scenery, of ocean, mountain
valley. plains, &c, a trip of eight thousand miles
Mr.. W. II. Seymour late a Surveyor in California
pronounces it strictly correct and says it will give
a better idea Of that country than any other work
painted From this, tits taken Immediately South,
visiting during the winter, Havana, and the cities
of Mexico. 1t is the work of young Artist Mr..
Chas. Peck, and under the management of DR..
Chambers, so extensively and iavorably known as
liberal and gentlemanly caterer of fashionable and
instructive amusements, in whose hands we know
it will succeed. Success attend it.
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THE CAMPBEJLS-The admirers of this Compa-
nv viii be glad to learn that they are drawing large
and fashionable audiences in the Crescent city. Of
their success in that city the Pcayne speaks ol
lows
The CANPBELIs AT ARXoRY HALI.-Murphy
West ana Peel are still going on swimmingly with
their agreeable entertainments at Armory Hall, hav
ing commenced their fourth week with a reasona-
BILE promise OF the continuance to an indefinite pc
Rod of their attractive series of concerts. They
have had no reason, we believe, TO regret the com
petition in which they have been engaged during
the two weeks stay in city OF rival corps
claiming the same designation with themselves
That competition has now ceased, the month for
which it was threatenened TO be continued having
only half TRANSFERRED and the " Simon Pure, at
Armory Hall, are once more left alone in the
field and Sin their glory" Encouraged by the un-
intermittng patronage they continue to receive at
the hands of our music and laughter-loyng citizens,
we are not surprised to learn that il their purpose
to remain with US even much longer than they
originally intended.
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Mr. JAS. T. VNToN viii deliver a Temperance
lecture this evening at 81 o'clock, in the Basement
of the McKendree Church CMethodistl
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NASHVILLE AND MEMPHIS UNITED STATES MAI
7

NEW ORLEANS AND NASHVILLE REGULAR PAS
SENGER PACKET
DELLE-KEY, PEYToN A. KEY, R1mA h
ID COMMANDER This large and magnii- Y z1kssa55SsS
cent Steamer is now undergoing thorough = 3
repair at Louisville, and will take her place Regart
Packe' in the above trade there is sufficient water
and will continue during the entire season.
In point of speed, comfort and safety the BELLE
unsurpassed the Western waier which, with the long
experience Of her gentlemanlv Commander and the ac-
knowled yed business capacity Of her Clerk MIR Lewis North
ern enables confidently TO recommend her 10 the bust
ness and travelling community Mr.. Northern will give
prompt personal attention to filling orders for Groceries, &c
saS share patronage is respectfully solicited.
JOHNSON, H0RNE& CO,
aug27-4m Agents.
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MEDICINES, THAT HAVE BEEN FULLY
tested during the past year, by many Of the
spectacle citizens Nashville The advertiser permitted
TO refer Mr.. Samuel Watkins whose cured
ola most inveerAe ScrUfia Also tue Of Mr. J.
Collins Of the disease Five cases Of Cancer have
been cured; twenty Of Bone Feon Mr. r. H. Jouess
cured Of Sure Eyes ae- having been under the
Of two of the ost distinguished Physicians he
eight months, almost totally md
At least hundred peetable persons in Nashville,
and its vicinity, be il vouch for the great
benefits Of hs eoIrseof treatment without the Of ls
In fe or mercury.
Cancer ScrOfua, rheumatism, Fistuls, Mercuria Dis
eases Ulcers old Chronic Diseases, Eyes, aud al i'm
purities Of the blood ? -- 49,
Twenty years Of constant Practice fifteen in New Orssns
prior coming Nashville Those interested
pee fully invited to CALL examine and consult free Of any
charge.
Office No Al Union ST., near Cherry. .ffIS fi-g
novHO-ly EDWARD THOMAS.
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LIFE INSURANCE.

1t isas much mans duty toprovide against leav.
ing his family pennless after his death, as to pro-
vide for Them while living.
ted than by paying small sum annually for Life
Policy in a good Company. Such Company is
the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
IL r, PECK is the agent during the absence Of bis
brother, p P. PECK See advertisement
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Grin Alabama the law exempts from execution
among other property, 100 bushels of corn thus Sc
curing the poor debtor from starvation.
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COMMERCIAL.


CorTox.-The cotton market Is m dropping conditon
heard of some few sales being effected atfrom
Our latest advices from n. Orleans by letter. confirm our
late teegsphc reports and they also state that Tennessee
cotions barely bring Sc The by heEuropa, TO be
found in teegAphc column, will probably effect the
market fayorably..