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A rann

II. op, So,s Medal os,red By the American Institute for
90 70 III. exhibitor. Of Photographs wsss~aded 70
,o.. Of D. BRADY the best exhibited Statements TO
sse s.ct ma, other Odd Medals awarded u,;srS
without Foundation reference 70 the official report Of the
,x,s. o.K.hsa In Tw TssVss Of Saturday, win supply
,,pevh.. pointed sfutson Of the claims Of Of Mr.
BsAoys eoemporsries-
This stsemp. evsde the decision Of the Committee 10 too
paysbe irsprssenstSOn Of facts to require further e1
csase that given shove But gold medal va offered
Or eopp.tion lie dspos,op 10 Indicated By the following
ssnsct from
.. BsApy No. $50 Broadway, ~ Y, for sbe best plain
and retopeksd Photographs. Small gold medal
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La W LNTELLIGENUE.

scfERloh copRr-TRIlL Tssx-Noy. le-Before judge
- WOODBURY..
Edward Powell AIT The Knici STAG. Comp,uy
In January last, dariag the great spow.storm, the
p.nul VS. nJeo oy collision betseea Of the deead
spts sielfb dA<es, In one Of which WAS p.ssen,er
This sait brought for damArs. ~. 1919 -
ns TIE sidsn. WA csassd BY the plaintiffs own
time Of the collision.
The jury eoaId 20: tCse on verdict.
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DlAdvertissment-l
Gy-RNRY STILL AHEAD.

Tho $o1owtns premiums:
FIyg MEDALS
certified awarded 70 GvssEy for the ee fhot9'
smsr rroSuetiops se Fair Of the American Insti'
tute. 49, No.,
Or the best fan length and e re Photographs finished in oil
A BRONZE hLDAL -.
r the best fg length and he size Photographs finished IN
pss,eL .- -,
Cor soe bf Photographs finished IN water color squsree
0oLD MEDAL
ta plain and retouehed Photographs.
A MEDAL
ty Cfsyop Photographs and Halotypes
Pres PIo:uyes exhibition In the Gallery , -,
J. 6URSEy, Photograph Artist
No. $40 Broadway.
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PHoToGRAPHs Of every description At bali price,
4 ssAry's esl.,;e, Nc. Ns sad SO Broadway.
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IAdvertise nsnt.I
TIE PANIC IL OVER

grsysAt RESUMPTION OF BpsyEss.-RooT's PHore-
graphic AAT GALhEAy 10 prepared 70 sand run tns,
ssy be made upon for fstcisss PBorosRAPHs In every
stye DABBAsEoTyprs the mos. beautiful ccoored pictures
produced; DAeuER UDexceed; AMBRoTYPCs
&C. Remember the number S3 Bros1woy, corner Of Frank
In nj
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tAdyert.ss mestI

TIE GOLD MEDAL, the highest pnse offered ~
che American Inst,u,e 70, PsoroeyD hes sssb awarded 70
u. h. RAAbv.
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Arrived.

Arrived.
u. steamship Augusta Woodruff 6t hours from StHns
nal, with md:e sndPa.s to s. L. Mcl Sunday en- in.t
TO-. M is miles sW. from Cape Lookout, exchange .snss
Same dsy ss5 d. H.erss Light bearing sw, sssi.as1
signals with steamship Nsshvis. from NewYOrk bound s
Ship Alfred s.Orsr tof wsdoboro con,ery, Livsrpoo, %.
shO. bearing N. Is miles, steamship Bsc hence hs
a. passed c.ps Good Hope . Sept crossed Esa."r G
e. ns%s : ssf. P, ssi1:; S
from hscS 1 K..s;n ds, out front 9TH M
oIesn: Ss W b, bad very high Wind. from the CAPS ",
SHIP sa af Homes. G IT. New o..u. 10 days. with mds
Ship Eliza Mallory iof My.sicl " Mystic. in Sal.'s's
Ship Empire. coomb. Liverpool n day.. with mdse. ard ~
Aasit With .ss:5 e srap;sa Lon Iss;
Ssieo:s: ssssn ia az: g. iss |.
Bal hacs s. S ss fss.sl 81 S;'t " %
tee t 70 GpfIs w.asD Aug y IT, 70, Sa
big iessH lof Be..%n cG.dSes,n, con.y:. oet q xi.s
oswood 70 master 18th ult lat "a lop was esss~ss
pcrssd 5al Emily fo:d 1 salt f 1T i D:t lat ISL
spoke ship Milton Of md so.,on for sswOres
sr; h nsxd b' C0nsd0n' Windsor " days. WIKI p'
Big sanl Chqrehm.p Anisr Bqeno. Ayrs. Sept !? ~
hama for Hsnpton Roads Oct 20 lat "A IS Ion 81 ,p'ss
bark MARY lsnd Of Gloucester from Boston Tor Mfsnha
days out Nov lat % a. Ion. 81 "a spoke bask ADsns
from Demerars for Liverpool N. S, "a days out, ar
Big Tornado to Westport McCarty Aux Cages ocs ~
with ogwood Weeks Moss Passed going in brig ~
ton, hence, and bark Tally DO, from Boston. . -.
Brig Anita Owen Ray Nuevtss 10 days. with sugar. eeass
&c, TO Thomas Owen Sons; pss.
sekr Joseph Holmes Mathews Virginia, with pine WOOD
Schr Stag shackfsrd, Virginia, with pine wood
schr. City Belle. Pgndeton, Port Platte win ~'sAnS
schr Rsbscc. BALDWIN City Point days with Hour Ac u
SER cIsrsn.oDi johnson, virsini. assy. with wood
sckr A Cop2nn, sop~r Virginia days with wood;
sehr Iuey Penn Owen Fredericksburg days, with -Four.
sebr DeIswarr Bridges. RecklsDd, with lime
Oh lIshsus Avery Proyincetovn tor Philadelphia
sbr Coral MeCsrty Rockland via London Ia ballast.
Sion I,.sc n Borden, Collins. Fall River
SER or At.sn Gsser Chseston II days, with dss u
steamer Petrol Ay, Providence 10 hours mdse. % Isssa
SAILED Ships Msnbst,sn Dixon Liverpool Consultation
(Br Anderson, do Ferdinand lBren. Black, F.lsoahi
WIND-sunrise Sc sunset, NV.
TIE cbppershp Ocean Express Capt Hoshhs. eI tuns
register this afternoon taken the large sectional dock f
repai she will be stripped recsuked sad newly coppeed
she vii also have her mssts and yards shortened.
The steamship Star Of the West having completed her fep
this seTnoo foad of the bssI dock aud seam
round her berth. foot Of Robinsoa street, North River
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Receipts Of PrSdace....Nov. IN.
p a. C,;. 800 bbs Flour, tfs do Alcohol
40 %hix las tee Provisions pkss CAeese 5's do Bas
70 do. Ashes $50 bsss Buckwhest Flour 1901 "ass IeAs
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SUPREME CoDRT-sSseIAt rrSs-NOv. Io-sefOr. Jude
CbERkE.
pEcIsJORs.
-. ssmeel p To wnserd ast. Eawsrd d, james, &c.
Notes esS,eb VIII sott&
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Psssawsers Ariveo

IN slip ERpiys from Lis0poc-Ars. T. Coombs, Mic h
L. Corhsm. Miss 8. A. Heuin.
In ship Whiripind, Jro~ Mana,a-Mr O. r. R starsh 4
Rostn
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MINIATURE ALMANA.

MINIATURE THIS Oar.
0un-Rises.... SIS Sets......4<l 4oon-kiscs. Ee1
NIGH wArBR....THIs DAY
esndy Hook. 3:2l Gov Ispd. 41im He'll ose..... I'D;
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........Ns Z
Cleared.

Stesmship-Persis, Judiins, Liverpool, Cunard
shps-Dr Bsr,b, Nem.n. Hamburg L. 4. Ansnct; 0cses
Bels K-ttersn. Liverpool Snow Burgess; EdE Johnson>
Mobile, Hsrbeek Co. y. b. Cutting Lyon, Autvap fsS.
Smith Co.
Bark C. B. Trui. Soul. Savannah. Eagle Hazard
Bng-Unon (Br Mcclellan, St. Johns. =, ). 8. Dessyt
Syren (Br }, Cremer, Pence, Arrowsmith Bell.
schooners--J. w. Miner, Berry, Matanzss, w. Ewsi
Co. Rhode Island Davis. Washington, B. Blossom soa
inehsm, Gillop Salem, II. Underwood Proepero Taylor "
Miehses j. r. Buikley T. d. Wagner, Smith, ChaIleston
Planet, Lopez Phisdsphs; Novelty, Bell. Philadelphia
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BY TeloGraph.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 10 The u 8 n. steamship Hssh.
vile, Murray from NswYork nived here 9. ocoet iA~
evening
SAVANNAH, New The steamer Thoa Swami, from New
York aIiyed here this day.
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BROOKLYN COURT OF sEssIONs-BeG.ie Judge NORRIS
ard Associates EMMASS and SCHooNMAKER.
This Court assembled yesterday morning and pro-
cesded TO call grand and petit jury but sufficient number
not appearing panel ordered fox Monday morning to
which time the Court adjourned.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-Nov. lO.-Before Juis
RUSSELL.

Very little business was transacted this morning al
this Court Several srsguments Of parties made for
where three jointly indicted for robbery in the fret degee
and their trials set dow . for future day
Michael Marin, indicted for robbery in the first de-
gree pleaded guilty assault and battery with intent
rob- to the State Pon for three and
months There being bu the petit
Jurors discharged for the day and the Court adjourned
IL o'clock TO MORROW morning.
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ToNPKIss SQUARE-On Monday evening number
Of property liable be assessed for improvements
Toinpkns peitioned the Common Cour m to be
teo defer the payment Of their sssement' without de-
fault IN Of the hard times" The matter was
yefeTrtd 70 the Law Committee for report
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FIGBT PREvEsTED.-On Monday evening party
sfowes the foot Of Gold street to have prize
keh Captain King Of the Second Precinct aPprsed Of
~ affair and ser appeared the ground with posse OF
dispersed the fighters No arrests made, as no
overt act committed
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ALARM OF FIRE.--There was an alarm OF d1s
o'clock Last evening caused BY chimney In Degraw
afrasl
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We annex comparative stseeHoHE Ut Tue e1F IT'S
exclusive Of rpecie from New-York for the week ssd
sirce Jan. i
1858. 1856. 1857.
Total foT the week......s ,424s3 Slt9lS4 s2lll4s9
Total fof 10 msnths.... IS P95epS 6s,g'oss 6lTS25
Since Jan. l..,....... SIS 3aool s6ss432 es4eS7s3
The State loan OF $500 600 was taken 70 day a. an
average premium of G. 25-lOO per cent Ofthe amount.
2esUs. Whi:shOpss, Son Il Morrison get 800 900, It
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TIE cbppershp Ocean Express Capt. Hotshhs e1 tuns
register this afternoon taken the large sectional dock fc
repai she will be stripped recsuksd sad newly ooppeed;
she vii also have her nssts and yards shortened.
The steamship Star Of the West having completed her rep
this fosed of the large bssr dock aud stesu
round her BERTH foot Of Robnsoa street, North River
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Bragg's improved Imminent.
DIR. BRAGG's ARCTIC LINIMENT.
Fave you the BRONCHITIS :

Have sou lie NGU RALGiAf
Have you tho EAR or TOOTHAcHBf
by The use Of Dr.. 5rags's Arcuc LINN NJ
Arsyou sfhe ed with Oid s.resy
Are you suffering from old bruises
Are you enduring pains from spransf
One bOuls OF The Arce Imminent viii surely give relief
Rheumatism is sdrssdful complaint
Seroiula Is athsome al EASEL
Cancers very slArmingl IT'D
YET such are Toe wonder vi hesaE properties q srass
chronic hheumatisHre owe Serolla, and in time ALL h
most stubborn Of enemies 10 health. the Cancer.
Was will you endure ScurvyY
Why wall yOu suffer with me Piles!
Why will you submit u ChiblGlnsf va
When by using the Arctic Linment may find perma-
he Arcue Eminent is the discovery Of the ar-med Dr..
nseon wan me Saes sslsbfasd Mexican Sustsaa Ini
ment has devoted he most Of his time 70 he study which
has given to the world LinimeHt which possesses even
more Of the healing qualy In his he has been success
ORIGIN OF THE NAME.
WheL Dr. Kane, Unde the auspices OF The Uni states
Government about TO proceed 10 The vast olea re-
era scientific ply scans prescription that should sBa-
ole IN hardships Of land Of fstaDd
10 east, who, many trials procured his KUBkFA-
GENT which having been submitted Ihs severes analysis,
derul voyage OF discovery Hence tne origin Of NE name
HOW 1T Is RECEIVED.
The very announcement Of this mediei 20 has been re-
ceved with JOY nd confidence Letters containing eertn-
terry while expressions Of gratitude are horne 70 hen %
every mail. "
ITS PREPARATION.
The Ingredients Of the Arctic LinimenI Of the nest
costly Kind, while the is bestowed upon com
pounding them by membeT the company, 90 makes
personal examination Of every bottle puI up.
FARMERS AND LIV EItH STABLE KEEP
--. Frs,
The Arctic Lnimentis also sovereign remedy ioI Her
and Mules EieIed with bruises, spTaius, wounds
scratches sWeny spay ring bone, big head pOi evil Sc
No ming vOuable mules should be with
II, IL will them.
II is put up use SOC and 81 bottles. lhe50e bet
ties and 81 bottles contain SO and 100 per cent Linz
mentn proportion 10 their cost and arc The cheapest By
cry person bUynga dollar bottle Of braggs Arctic Lin
imentW be furnished with EuensOn's Unted states Jour
nal for year BY filing up the eerhe te around every
dollar bottle and sending il 10 Emerson 81 Broadway
New York
For sale by Bragg & BurrOwes, sole prOprietOrs,
st. Louis, No.
W W BERRY & DBMOVILLB,i
Wholesale Agents.
And by A. H. ROSCOE, G. W. HENDBESH0T, and J,
STRETCH. oct l-dtW&wT
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NJ oTiN

pursuance of decree the County Court Of Humph-
reys co1nty made a. its October Term 1857 the
of Louisa Fowler, ei s the heirs Of Jefferson Fowler
deceased shall proceed TO sell public sale highest
bidder the late residence Of the said Jefferson Fowler
deceased Thursday, the l4h day January next val
tsning about 4l6 well improved aud good lying
toe North side OF Duck River OF Hurricane
creek In Humphreys county, The slaves OF Men,
Women and Children the most Of whom likely and val
table, The land will be sold subject widows dover
credit Of twelve months. Notes and approved secur
ty will be required Of the purchasers lien retained on
the land until The Tchase money paid Said land and
belongs the esRte of said Jefferson Fowler
ceased, ard sold for distribution.
This the 9th day Of December, IsJ7
decHv4--prs leeS4 LKvI McCoLLUM, c. &M
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THOSE PREMIUM HATS AGAINM
FINE SOFT HATS
BaiIey'S Springs
FOR SALE

virtue Of decree the Probate Court of the County
ID Of Lsuderdals Asba ma the undersigned Adminstra
tors OF the OF Jonathan Bailey deed will sell on
Monday, llth day OF January 1885, premises nine
miles from he Town OF Florence, Alabama the
watering place, Known as
BAILEY'S SPRINGS.
These Springs widely and faVOrs " KNOWN as be-
ing the remarkable waters for the Cure of Dyspepsia
Dropsy, Scroiua aud all LutaneOus diseases that It is
deemed unnecessary speak of their curative properties in
this notice. The thousands OF persons who have been cure6
and Testred to health by the Of the waters
ed over the county. North South and are 20 many
living witnesses Of their virtues. It will be sufficient
say they considered the remarkable Springs in
the world and their have effected more cure than
an other known
Ever since Their discovery the thrOng Of visitors
been so great that the proprietor could
tbem and believed 70 be the pTOdtabef well
the most curTtive catering place IN the south
There nine hundred aud twenty OF land of excel
lent quality, IN good STATE OF cultivation with orchards
stables houses and other valuable Improvements,
credit of one, and three years will be given, the
purchaser giving bonds with approved personal security
and lien on the property until the same paid
RICHARD A. b FlLEY, 8
JAMES J. BAILEY.
dec lS-trt " &w't.l Administrator.
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]. K. EDMONDSON, Sheriff.
By K. Il. CAM gELL, Dep. Sheriff.
dec2-Iaw tds-printsrs' fee s. -

QY virtue Of Execution Of yenditoni exponas To me
- directed from the Circuit Court Of Davtdao county AZ
rs September Term, 1851, in favor Of W. G.. Bush vs. A.
Wheels Twill she 9Th day January next expose TO pub
lie sale at the Court yard gate Nashville to the highest
bidder for cash, three Lots No s. and7 the plan % the
Wilson spring property, whrh is recorded in minu book
e, page So in the Chancerv Court atNa.hvie and
ed aitogether follows: beginning on the west eide Of
South High street, 1872 feet South arsection Nc
Even street, and running thence with margin Of said
street SO feet thence Westwardy alright nEes
With lGh street 70 10 foot alley with said alley
90 heuce easEprdy the beginning
Levied upon as the property Of A. whselis. .
Sale within The usual hours. a.f H..H
q ,'H.rFf JOHN X. FDAoNDSON, Sheriff
By K. H.CAMPBELLY Dep Sheriff.
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Mntica

IN pursuance OF decree Of the County Court Of Hump.
Teys county made december term 1857 in tbe case
Of sPann ad against heirs Of Alfred
Oven, deceased shall proceed sell public sale TO the
urday the 10Th day Of January next House and Lot in the
Of Wavery, situated the West of the public
square, and occupied at present by Frankng Luski
dry goods store Twelve months credit Will given,
giving bond aBd approved security
belongs 10 the estate Of the ssd A. Owen deceased and sold
70 pay debts.
This 9lh day Of December, 1857.
deeI4Rst-Pr fsesk LEW AeCoLLUN, GAM,
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elegant suburban residence Oh the southern boundary
"A Of The city situated in the centre Of four acre lot the
and fruit trees OF choice varieties. Il also
table GARDEN house newly papsred and painted and every
thing IN omplee repair.
10 addition to the dwelling Is servanshouse
be carriage and COW house there is ase large extern
capable OF Containing 500 barrels OF water.
fhe bouse il on an emincnce commanding extensive
and picturesqus view TIE property will be sold AZ price
suitable the tunes, or rented 70 careful tenant aPPJ
10 a. " .. In OSLbf.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-16

PATEoNAGE or THE Communicable proper
ton Of the respective States in the patronage of the
Government is shown in a recent publication from
the State Department. By this it appears that New
York, of course, leads the whole. Pennsylvania is
very lJtle behind hcr however theaggregate Of the
former being SIS, $50 and of the latter S74, S25.
Virginia comes next with 55,S00i then Indiena
S23 $40; Massachusetts, S20,750, and so down the
list Ohio the third State in the Union in almost
every respect, ranks NINTH with Sl5,5OO. Missouri,
Tennessee, North Carolina, Arkansas and Vermont,
DO not appear in the table at all.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-16
DOUBLING The INCOME OF COTTON
PLANTERS


OAEEN Ed improvement in IN Manufacture Of Yarna.
emrO ing SPIN tho crop but abou- ouefourth the
number required " rsiss e. this nHmb ing q
children OF sz years Of age ab0vsan unnt foE
blowing PIC ing cotton.
prepared 10 iuruish Planters vi this n NV
COMBINATION OF Ma HiNERY inelus The STRaM
Engine, IL nee=saTy-namey The GIN win Lap sppend
sget machine, and the seeuent enines Of he Spin
ming Serbs Ehd 10 have ali ged IN the
the Pana ion, complete, in great disT ach Also
petent Spinners.
Ouehaf Of the potion of the income the ~ fra
year, will NOHE for the whole machinery, i1ei1-
siV OF he steam Eug igs and 81 aneTs' Wages
Ny Improvement, lis Feus % tie Planter, Is ~EuiVa-
lent his aayiI purchased Of Plantation, Negroes
&C. lue.ive an lhOs he Wors and while bis
Spinning interest will prove his version q VIII be eRempt
fO the and cnNstes inherent 20 planting gihe ing
snd b8iliDg up aerop.
Nv TsEMsM aehinery i aETcLE, but for good 40
e1ngrant TeGs0nab i5css AID Tor The tIasf
The PAIKsr, e1Ttn 20 be paid IN ora
hVe years. the the bring ziuned eooa
with eOnirpct lnsurng The payment shOud he plantation
change pro netors
Proposition. IT. IN PIP ers may Re made and
Of the Machinery in their part case they us not
omit 70 state what has been the p0usds Of het
CropsOr how many pounds Of yarn daT thev nat shin
aprs-WV GsO 6. HENRY Mobile Ala
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SHUTTLE MACHINE.
OPINION OF TUE JUDGES AT THE LATE
MECHANICS, FAIR.

the late Mechanics Fair held the CITY II Nashville
Il in OCTOBER 1857 Judges appointed to examine ar
ticles in Class 43NO II GROVER & BAKERS Sewing Ma.
chimes: No. 1864, ST. sKRs-KePort upon the PPincf.
pal points and meh Of the achines follow:
The machines both taresd that usin
two separate threads making the stch OF Grover
q BAKER using the thread from Common spoOIs
with two Needles; and that OF sINGERs using one
spool and needle the other read ng fIom bob
bin inclOsed in a Shuttle, and, in he opinion Of
the committee Is best adapted 10 fine Clothing, sad
dIery, &c. . "
The GR OVER & BAKER the Least CompIicat-
ed MACHINERY. and of course, easier man
aged; advantage of using SpOOls VgithOut Re.
winding, and, th the exception OF fine ething sad.
dery &C. in the opinion the committee is best SUIT
ed for Family use. E. 70 r..
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q COMMERCIAL.


The New York Es-niag POa Of the 9th says, the
supply of produce bills is increasing in that city.
particularly Southern growing out Ofthe more active
movement Of the cotton crop THE Post says
Inertia peryades the entire commercial circle.
Money for the moment is a drug and it requires q
strong legitimate temptation to disturb it from its
place Of safe keeping. Capitalists remtin very in
different as to employing it during the present per-
turbed condition Of European affairs. Continental
Europe particularly France, presents now the chief
points of solicitude the minds of our merchants
appear more satisfied that England has experienced
the worst
Land Warrants were quoted in the New York
nsrket as follows:
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Age andDe biIity.-As old age GENES creeping
IL bungs many atten tinhrmes. Loss OF appetite and
weakness impA he health, want of activity
the mind disc ntented unhappy In here old
age adds its Influence iii almost impossible add vigo
and health although many remedies have been tired,
all have failed, until BGRH aYEs HOLLAND BITTERS
known and used In where they have
employed have nvarby given strength and restored
the appetite They have become agent for this Alone
ard used many people suffering from loss Of
appetite and general debility In OF long sanding
Chronic diseases they act charm nvigoTatng the
tenn, thus giving another opportunity - repair
physical injuries. dec I2Iw
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Nashville Bank Note and Exchange List.

Bank Tennessee, .....PAR Bank of America......PAR
Union Bank ..........-par Northern Bank........p
Planters Bank par Southern 90 .......-par
Merchants Bank. par Citizen 90 .........par
City Bank Commercial " .........par
Traders Bank par Bucks Bank.
Bank of COmmerce."par Exchange blk Except
g 90 the UniOn-."par small notes )......par
Chattanooga. par Farmers Bank. ......... par
a. Memphis par Bank of Middle Tenn par
River blk, Memphis, par 90 " Paris .....-.par
b k of cambridge, l5c. dis 90 " Knoxville 25c dis
81 :! Claiborne 40c. dis " " Nashville 15c dis
80 " Tazewel ...40cdis OeOee Bank.........15c dis
" % Trenton ...-40cdis Shelbyvile Bank.....2 Zoe
% {" Jefferson ...4Ocdis Lawrenceburg Bank. .25c
South Carolina and Ga. Missouri Bank.
told Banks ......~p par Alabama Except Mo
Kentucky Banks, ltOl3pm bile)............10c. dis
Louisiana 90 .......par Banks at MObile......par
SPECIE.
American Gold...... &C. prem.
Silver, .......6Ca7
SIGHT EXCHANGE.
New York, scarce 3a7pre Louisville none to be had
n. Orleans none to he had Cincinnati % F" "
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-16
ShariR2s Salae

DY virtue of Execution Of vendtioni axponas n me
ID directed from the Circuit COuItOf Davidson county, al
lite September Term 5I in favor OF joshua W. Ossn.
Admin istTator, vs. VIM Yarmouth viii the Oh day oi
January next expose to public at Tho Court gate
in Nashville 70 the highest bidder jr all the rgGt
Tie, claim and in crest that VIM. WRrBOu has in and 70
Track or parcel OF Land, situated ng and being in the
county OF Davidson state Of Tennessee, the head
teIs Of Mill Creek, bounded the NOTt3 by the Lands Of
John Bnley, East Oy Mrs. WOLF south By The LaHds Of c.
w. Nance and West by RObt Mayfeli.