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RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS.

REPORTED By H. H. HARRISON, STEAMBOAT AGENT
Since our last report no material change in the
river.
ARRWEB-Priucess, from Cincinnati; Jas. John
son, from New Orleans; Cline from Memphis.
DEPARTED.-Wm. s. Nelson, New Orl6aLs.
ExPECTED-Cuba, from Palucah; from New
Orleans, L. Howard, she having passed Memphis
yesterday. This craft will leave port oni Monday
next. Passengers will find her under control Of
courteous officers.
BUSINESS. Slightly mora active than heretofore
this season.
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re- A young man wants to get situation as
clerk in some store; not so particular about the
salary, as he wishes to be employed Can give good
City references. Address MADISON MONROE.
Nashville Post Office.
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THOSE RICH DRESS FURS!
CHEAPER THAN EVER
III Ell n 4 a II

TvHE Lades will find Waerfsld & Walkers, select
/ assortment OF FINE DDS ESs EUESSwhtch we Cf.ra
greatly reduced prices. Gentlemen who contemplate
mairg the usual Holiday Presents should call early and
make their selections. -
dec 10 WArERFID & WALKER.
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HOWARD kS$GCIATIO N,


BeaoUolsHt Institution, established ty special e1dow-
eat for the relief Of the sick and distressed, afflicted
,rjfh Virulsnt and Epidemic diseases.
- q ALL PERSONS al ctsd with Sexual Diseases such
Snsrussor,rusE. Seminal Weakness, Impotence. Con
orrba GIoeI ~ ps, Vice Of OusHism, Sell Abuse
&c, DC. . ,,---,,-
Ih Howard Association, in view Of the awul destTucioU
OF Gunp life caused BY Sexual Diseases and The dscep-
ctrgs Isre! upOn the unfortunate victims such dis
eases 5y arEs several years directed their Consulting
urEvou as Chartsbls Act worthy q" their name 10 open
w for The trestmeLt Of this class oil diseases In al
m forms aud 10 give Medical Advice Gras 10 all who
apply by letter wi description 81 heir COZ dton (Ase
occupation, habits Of life &c.) and IN cases Oh extreme
poverty, to furnish med cnes Free OF Charge It's need
les 10 adj t1a' Association commands the hghtsL hed
c. skin of iaa age, and will furnish the most approved
modern treatment.
he Directors review Of the past, feel assured that
ther abuT5 u s II benevolent effort, nave been Of
gfeal byicLt ~ DE cet especially 10 the your g. an1
lbey have resoY with renewed zeal
to this very lulpgT ant but much despise1 cause.
Just Puo shtd b we Assoc aoH Report on Speator'
rb0a Seminal Weakness tre Vice Of Ouanism Maalur
baon or sen ABUSE ana uhsr Diseases Of the sexual Or
CANS by the Consulting Surseon VIII CHI vail be sent by mail
I'm sealed letter enYepe free Of charge, receipt OF
two stan s for postage.
Address, for Report O. treatment, Dr. George +. Calhoun
Consult ng surgeon, hoNart Association No. >, south
Ninth Street Philadelphia Pa.
By order Of Directors
EZRA ID HEARTH ELL. President.
GEO. AlRCHILD, Secretary. octI2-u3m'
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BY TELEGRAPH.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 2S.-SExATR.-Mr stewar
believed that the Lecompton Convention was tn
greatest fraud ever undertaken to be practieed o.
any people, and those who attempted to enforce thu
the Lecompton Constitution the people, wo ulc
light the torch of civil discOrd throughout tn
Union.
HousE-A resolution TO enquire into the expedi
ency of excluding Bernhisel, was adopted
SENATN Mr. Broderick sooke against the Le'
compton Convention andendorsed most OF the views
of Douglas and Stewart.
NEW YORK, Dec 24.-COttOn declined lc, dull,
Upland Middling 10, Wheat 9Oa95; Corn 70; Wits
key 28a24; Sugar.
CINCINNATI Dec. 24-Flour SO 50. Whisky
1854. Wheat-White 70a75e; Red 60s65c. Hogs
S4-s5. Mess Pork SlSalS.25. Lard, very dull,
74asf.
ST LOUIS, Dec. 24-The Democrat says that the
Kansas Legislature has passed an Act repeating the
law authorising Constitutional Convention, and the
Militia law passed over Mr.. Stanton's Veto
Mr., Lane is appointed Brigader General with
Brigadiers adjuiant and full military organise
tiOn.
NEW YORK, Dec 24-The bank Almah has been
released.
WASHINGTON, Dec "a House. much of the
Presidents message as refers Utah, referred
to the Committe on Territories and adjourned to
the 4th Of January.
WASHINGTON, Dec 2I-Mr Cass' letter to
Walker, accepting his resignation as Governor of
Kansas is published.
Mr.. Cess letter to Mr.. Danvers, was sent to the
Senate, instructing him to preserve peace in Kan
sas, and give all an opportunity of voting, and TO
employ United States troops if necessary to secure
that end.
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Nashville Market, Dec. pa.
CoTroN.-We have no transactions to report
Prices are below the views of holders, while buyers
manifest but little disposition to operate We quote
85a9Ec as the offerings.
ToBAcCo.-Loose is selling at Sable.
Wharf.-The receipts continue quite liberal, but
the market presents rather downward tendency
We quote Red at 65a7Oc and White at 75a8Oc. A
very superior article, would, perhaps, command a
higher figure than the above
FLoUR.-We hear of no change in prices, and
continue to quote superfne at $4a425; extra family
at SIS. per barrel
GRoCERIEs-SugHr has given away slightly, and
we now quote it,at 6la84c, by the hid, and Sag
by the Dbl. Molasses is selling at 28a8Oc. Coffee
l!al2Ec.
BACox.-The market for new bacon is scarcely
sufficiently settled to admit of Offering correct quo
tations. The little coming in is sold at prices
ranging from p to &C., hog round.
Atlanta Market, Dec. 10.
Hogs are duh, owing in part to tn warm weather.
We quote nominally at a. st cents gross. We have
heard Of no recent sales. Lard II cents, dull The
first arrivals of bacon will bring good prices,
but the prevailing opinion here is, that the aFgre
gate value in this market during the season, will net
be more than cents = ID. Flour s. a. $3.50 T.
barrel, owing to quality--narket well supplied
Corn go cents. Wheat 80 "a 81. Oats As cents.
SEAGU, ABBOTT co.
Commission Merchants.
New Orleans Market, Dec. 16.
SUGAR-The receipts hare been very ample, but
with good demand. The slightly improved rates
1ticed at the close of last report, have been
fully maintained The sales of the three days sum
sum up abou 1900 bhls, taken for the West, the
North &C., rates within the range Of the fol-
lowing quotations:
Common to Good a. a
Fair TO Fully "a IS
Prime TO CnOlCe......... "a %
Centrifugal and "a 4
MoLAssEs-There have been very free arrivals
since our last report, but a good demand has not
only sustained prices but enabled holders to obtain
a further slight improvement. The sales of the
three days sum up about 5000 barrels, at 5lG 10
cents = gallon for Fermentiug to Good anC I95 a.
2OI cents fcI Prime TO Choice, in barrels, and
% Ga 2l8 cents in half barrels.
COFTEE-Tbis article continues in good request,
but without any material alteration in price the
sales since cur last having embraced some $500 bags
nearly all to consumers, at an extreme range Of
"a 10 cents for inferior to prime, though chiefly
at 50 a, 81 cents p H. One further cargo Of 1850
bags has been received.
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That the Grover & Baker Family Sewing Machine, max
ing Grover stitch, capable Of accomplishing
much greater variety of works such required plan
taOns ana families in the Southern states than the l. NJ,
for sewing in everinvened in the United States
or Europe
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THE OPKRA-The theatre continues crowded
every night and the several operas which have been
presented have given great satisfaction The Bar
Der Of Seville, last night, was admirably rendered
t. night We are to have n TrOn0toTe, La S0H'nar'-
nln and Cinfsrrsnn
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5000.
4 proposition to the Inventors or TENDERS Of any
Seeing HIchine in the United States or Europe.
$1,000.
$1,000,

That the Grover & Baker Family Sewing Machine, max
ing thu Grover Baker stitch is less complicated easter
run and managed than the l. NJ Singer other Shuttle
Machine now in invented in the United states
or
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$1,000.

That the Grover & Baker Family Sewing Machine, max
ing Grover & Baker stitch, will accomplish work
hours Oths kinds required be done in southern
families and with much less labor, aud will last long
with less expense and than the l. NJ, SINCE
other SHUTTLE, any Sewing Machine in ever
invented.
The money is now deposit in the City Bank Of Nash
VILE and this proposition is open tn all; aud should any
think thar he has good better Sewing Machines for
and which the Grover & Baker Machine is
designed recommended, shall be pleased to 1t
produced tae testhe points in question TO be decided
by disiuleested competent judges from Georgia.
two from Louisiana, and three from tennessee.
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$1,000.

That the Grover & Baker Family Sc ving Machine, maxi
ing Grover d Baket STITCH is capebe producing work
of much greater strength end our biy, OF the kind re-
quired done plantations and BY families of the
Southern than tn l. NJ Singer other Shuttle
Machine ay other kline Of machine evce for sewing
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ROBERT M. VANNOY.

ATTORNEY At LAW AND SOLICITOR IN CHANGERY
untsViIIe, AIaba ma,
WILL practice In the Courts Of Madison and me
w adjoining counties, and give proHpt attention % All
business entrusted 70 hEa. ColieeOns made
the state. oet24-&m.
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81, 900 Of notes on the Bank of Jefferson are
wanted, for which the selling price will be given,
at the Traders Bank, corner of Union and Cherry
streets Ioct23-'57.
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THE GREET ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKES
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from, prescription Of Sir j Clarke, H. d.,
PlysoiqH Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
Thsiuvaiuable medicine IS unsilng in the cure OF all
those painful ard dangerous diesse 10 which the female
constitution subject modcrltes all excess and removes
all obstructions, and speedy cure may be relied on
TO MARRIED LADIES'
Ills especially suited It will in shor time, brig on The
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price dollar bears the Government stamp
Of Great Britain, TO preyep couDtericrs.
CAUTION
These Pills should bstaEsn females duriag The First
Three ~ 1nths II PregHaH as they are sure 10 BRING on
Rfissar7iars but al avg other time they are safe
n all cases NorE and Spinal affections, pain In the
back and limbs ague slight e2e-tlon palpatipn OF the
heart Hye.er aud Whites, these pills will effect cure
when all other have failed lpd although powerful
remedy contain isoa, caomel aHtmony anything
hurtful 10 t5e Constitution.
Full dire -lious accompany each package.
Sole Agent the United STATES end Couada.
SOB MOSES,
Late I. {. Baldwin d CO,
Rochester, n. V.
EB-sI'1 and postage stamps enclosed TO any author
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NashyiIt -, ,.,l,, and Exchange List.
Rank Tennessee ..... PAR Bank Of America......PAR
Union Bank.........par Northern Bank.........paT
Planters Bank ......... par Southern - ...'."paI
Merchants Bank. par Citizen g .........par
City Bank par Commercial " ...'....par
Traders Bank .........Tar Bucks Bank.........paF
Bank of Commerce. par Exchange blk except
q. - the Union. par. small notes ).....par
" ChatanoogG~par Farmers Haiku. par
81 Memphis..par Bank Of Middle Tenn par
River blk Memphis, par - % Paris ........par
Blk Of cambridge, l5c dis =" s. knoxville 20c DIS
=. Claiborne 40c dis 80 Nashville l5c dis
- TazeweH ...4Ocdis OcOee Bank.-...-..l loo DIS
.. q. Tre1ton ..40sdis Shelbyyille Bank......20e.
81 q. Jefferson .4ucdis LlErenceburg Bauk..25c
South Carolina and Ga. Missouri bank.....'....Pal
tcId Banks ....... par Alabama Except Mo-
Kentucky Banks, ltoll bpm bile .......-....IOe dls
Louisiana .....par Banks al MJbie......par
SPECIE.
American Gold....... ..5tg Sc prem.
Silver, ........ ..'.'''v(1t
SIGHT EXCHANGE.
New York scarce, 3a7Tre Louisville none TO be had
n. Orleans. none to be had Cincinnati - % - g
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400 Prizes amounting 10. 900
PRICE, OF FICEETS.
LlL mn

400 Prizes amounting 70. t320, 900
PRICE, FICBETs,
WHOLE TICKETS, &fe. HALVES IS; QUA RTE3Ss. Box
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from 50 900, corresponding with those
Numbers on the Tickets printed separate Slips paper
encrcled with small tin tubes and placed in neel.
The nrs s. Prizes, similarly printed and encrced,
.scsd ID another Wheel.
The Wheels then reVOlved, and 3 number is drawn
frOm the Wheel of Numbers, and the Prize
drawn from the other Wheel. The Number and Prize
opened and exhibited the audience registered
by the Commissioners the Prize being placed against he
Number Drawn This operation is repeated until al! the
Prizes are drawn out
APPROXIMATIONS PmzEs-The two preceding and the two
succeeding Numbers to those drawing the first Prizes viii
be enluled 10 the - Approximation Prizes For exanp;
Ticket No. 1881 draws tie 500 900 prze, 1csets
numbered ll24S, 1899 ll25i, 1851 will be entitled 10
$500. If Ticket No. $50 draws the OO prize those Tick
numbered 54S $40, $751; $50. will he entitled 10 $3.50
aud so on according tOthe ABOVE scheme.
The UUJ Prizes ri go Will be determined b. the last p.
Of the No that draws the 900 prze For example
the number drawing the $1,000 prize sl6s with l. then
III the tickets IEsre the Dumber ENDS viii be entitled
$50. If the number ends with 10 2 then al the tickets
Fhere the number ends will be entitled te 800 sud
so OntoO.
Certificates of Packages WILDE sold at the following
rates, which is the risk.
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets $50
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
MILLINERY EsSGa hzisElment
n. anELNInN NlllNhIl

~. so ONION STREET,
A CROOk4k Is now receiving and opening his sPrnR
n. stoCs OF Millinery Goods. Merchants ana Nirners
will ind their interest give cali as ms stock
Is lar sup suy l The city. ever. one knows
what cou,ltu compete assortment insry Goods
is uses -uumCFgte articles 10 ls enough for his LADY
10 that Mrs NTouker saleCe this stock auj
with aud tastes Ihs d ttrops IN,
public may ely upon being honestly dealt with rs he dosA
business In ms own Eamcs tmarchiS-dtf.
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CANDIDATES.

JACKSON COUNTY.
We are authorised to announce WHITE MYERS candidate
Tor Sheriff Of Jackson County al the ensuing March cleo
PERRY COUNTY.
We are authorised MosEs BATES candidate
for Clerk of the County Court of Perry county at the March
Cbeatham County.
We are authorized to announce w STUART, a q
ddate Tor sheriff Of Cheatham county, at the ensuing March
County Officers.-EIectiOn March, 1858.
County Trustee.
We AUTHORISED TO announce ELI l.. WOODS candi
date Trustee of Davidson county at the ensuing March
election, nov Lite
We are authorised to announce HIRAM GRAY andidats
for Trustee Of Davidson county-te+
weare authorised to announce JOHN RA1yEs acanddas,
for reelection as Trustee of Davidson county sep lite
W. are authorised - WILLIAM JACKSON, ESQ,
candidate for Trustee of Davidson county. sept 3-d
We are autborise to announce Thomas T. s4sDEns
candidate for Trustee Of Davidson County. sept l7e@
FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK.
We are authorised to announce WILLIAM L. FOSTER q
can didats for County Court CLERK. oct 29-te.
we are authorized to announce FELIx r. CHEATHAH a
candidate for reelection as Clerk Of the County Court OF
Davidson county.
We are authorized to announce Capt JOHN s. DDsHErL
candidate for CLERK of the County Court OF DAVIDSON
county. jy Std
We are authorized to announce THOMAS D. sToGNER
candidate for Clerk of the County Court of Davidson
County. aug6
FOR SHERIFF.
We authorised 10 announce, r. M'CANE candidate
for Sheriff Of Davidson county at the ensuing election in
March. Ite%
We authorised TO announce A. CRKEL, candidais
for Sheriff of Davidson county. iuly26.
We authorized to announce JAMES NJ. HNTON candi.
date for Sheriff OF Davidson county mayer
We authorized to announce joys K. EDMoEDsON
candidate orre-electOn Sheriff OF Davidson county.
may
We authorized TO z. B. BsLET 8 candidate
Sheriff OF Davidson county. may %
FOR CONSTABLE
We are authorized to announce SAN. D, NlCHoL as
candidate Constable in the Nashville District the
suing March election. Is
We are authorised 10 announce J. B. REDDIcK candidate
for Constable Of Davidson County. sept I7-te
We are authorized to JESSE B. PERRY, cRDdl
date for Constable in the Nashville District. sept. %
We are authorised to announce FLTToHER W. EORN \
candidate Cons abs in the Nashville District, oct7-t.
We are authorised TO announce l. A. STOUT candidate
for Unstable in the Nashville District the ensuing
March election. dec5-te.
We are authorized to R. N. IRWIN, candidate
FOR Constable in the Nashville District, at The ensuing March
1Cticn. dec II.
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pEa- Attention is directed to the Hardware ad
vertisement of Messrs. MCCALL, TANLEzE, & Co.
in another column. These gentlemen have recently
made large and thoroughly selected additions to
their stock of GUNS, CUTLERY and BUILDING HARD
WARE, and are now offering eztra inducements to
CASH buyers, or PEouPT paying customers, on the
usual time. For FINE GUNS and SPORTING APPARATUS,
call at No. - ~.-.l N"rl-"t Street. jan !.
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THE FARMERS GUIDE
AKp PRACTICAL AeRICULTURE.

10 SCIENTIFIC AND FhACIICAL AGRICULTURE,
B. Henry Stephens ?, r. 5, of Rdnbu On, the late
P Norton, Professor Of Scientific Agriculture IN Yale
College. New Haven, vols Royal tctavO 10 cages.
and numcr Wood and Steel hngnVings.
Tbs coniessedy, the most complete work grieul
tire ever published and 10 order give wider cireuIa
r,lhli.h.r. hive resaHca 10 laee he
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EiTR n0IIarN IN fhA iva XOInmS

When seat by mail (pOs ad) TO California and Ore1on
the price will be o. To Other part the Union and
10 Canada tpOst pGie) &C. = This work Is uos the Ola
steOOk Of tho Farm ,"
Rsmitzf Or any Of the above publications should al
ways be addressed, postpaid, 10 the Publishers.
LEONARD SCOTT q &C.,
dec l5-u no. "a cold street, New York.
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Sale Of Negroes

{rtue Oh decree OF the CounJy q Davidson
II .,r1fy rru- cred In tE5 of Lorenzo yaut ana
others heifs Of Saero1 ry6ut decd, aria,
o. sg,e Al the Coars House M Nu-LFe on ratur.ay
y say rs Is5s he iyll owing, negroes owt: Louisa
49, a wears OF gg, NatTOn he. Ct1, yearsOl age
Ieyp ssr. : wears age; Frss-, }ears ui a-e.
4. casa aud the balance on Cse-I. OF months
yilb r5od sccady required. Said Htg1es are sold
iNi 20 cav ClEAlEaV.
dee I6-Iawtds prs zee IS olsIA q Mister.
Iuo,ce Clcwing Tobacco ana Cigars.
VIT have IN store large lot OF Capt stuz celebrat
w I'D brgucs OF Tobacco and his well known Pan cake
brand o. grriys lew days We EXCEPT no BRANDS, Vleu
we say want the bfst article taa Dey can ND
a. who' sale retail al "a URiOn stree.
Also large lot Of LanghOrn 81 Armistesd, Wi'A mAns
other hrunds hue ErgtniH 1ObaccO-anda lo OF good
Tennessee 10 bacc0 that We wish close out al prices u
III he buyer
We continue 20 keep genuine imported. Havana Cigars
Domestic aud German d.. Spes, Scotch Snut5 SmyAiht
wv LANGLEY & CO.,
dec 70 81 Union street,
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Come one, Come ALL if you wish to buy better bar
gains than you have had an opportunity of doing for
a long time. I'm L c. NICHOLSON, Co.
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HARD TMEs-PmcEs TO CoRREsPOND.-0wingt to
the tremendously tight times, on and after Monday
I4th Of this month, and January, 1858, we propose
to offer our stock Of dry goods at cost, for cash.
We don't DO this TO run off lot Of old goods for
our stock is nearly all new, having been in business
but short time, but because wish to reduce our
stock on hand. We have a splendid lot of velvet
and cloth cloaks black and fancy silks, embrOider
Res, laces, &c, white and linen goods. Besides a
great many Of goods which it is useless
% rnertiAn
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Fu1caLe OF Fackage OF 70 WhOIe IicketB, 80. $50
10 dali "a . 4t
10 Quarter ........ 20

IN ORDERING GICKETS Or CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets order
ed the receipt which they viii be forwarded bv GrsI
nail. Purchasers have Tickets ending with any fg.
are they may designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers sud Prizes will be sent a
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers viii please write ther signature plain give
their Post Office, County and State.
E Remember thar every pri1s I'd drawn and payable
n full without deduction.
~ All prizes Of 81, 900 and uadsr, paid iunsdEtss
after the drawing-Other prizes c. the usual lime of tbtJ
days.
a1dress orders Tor. Iickets o, .y--,'g.t1I. :.