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LATER FROM EUROPE.


HALIFAX, February Ia, P. M.-The steamer
America. with Liverpool dates of the 29th,
has just arrived.
The City of Manchester's adyices reached
Liverpool on the 18th, and the Alps on the
10th. y
CoTToN-Sales of the week 40, 900 bales, of
which spectators took 1000, and exporters
$500 bales. All qualities declined ].
particularly uplands, caused by the steamers
news, and large arrivals. Sales Friday 5000
bales, of which spectators and exporters
took 900 bales-elosing dull. Orleans fair
II, middling Ga; Mobile fair Z, middling s.,
uplands fair 1I-16. middling 7-16. Stock
at Liverpool 433,0OO bales, of which 365 900
bales are American.
LIVERPOOL, STANDARDIZATION sales to-day
5000 bales; holders offer freely, but show no
disposition to press sales. Bullion in the
Bank has decreased $500 pounds; money
abundant; market unchanged.
Manchester advices unfavorable market
dull, except for India goods Spinners ac-
cept easier rates. New Orleans tres ordinaire
at Havre 96f. at the opening. but closed with
decline on all qualities; sales of the week
10000 bales; stock at HavIe I85 900 bales.
Breadstuffs dull. Wheat declined lO92. Pro-
visions steady. Pork firm; all qualities
slightly advanced. Consols 95sCG954.
War rumors continue.
Paris letters speak OF great activity in war
like preparations and the general impression
is that the momentOus crisis has approached.
The Bourse is still very sensitive and fuc-
tuating.
England is exerting for peace. On her at
titude it is believed the question of peace or
war depended.
France forbds emigrant recruiting on the
eastern coast of Africa and Madagascar
The Princess Frederick William of Prussia
has given birth to a SOD.
The British Government has given large
contracts for cannon and gunpowder
The China mail confirms short supplies of
tea.
Reed sailed in the Minnesota via India.
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@- The beautiful pIay of :. E.ma

ges- The beautiful play of :" Esmaralda,"
which was very successfully played at MAC
FARLAND's Varieties last night, will be repeat
ed at that establishment Tonight Miss ST..
CLAIR continues to win golden opinions by
her elegant dramatic powers and her fine read
ings, and her enlargement promises to be
even more successful than her first. The la
dies have not yet pdtroniZed the Varieties in
full force, for which we are at a loss to &C
count. The Hall is quite comfortable, the
seats good. and the attractions Certainly suf-
ficient. They should show their appreciation
of the good presentations that are presented
by turning out in much greater numbers.
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NEW ORLEANS Feb. s-P M.-The Money market Is
unchauge There is paper offering both IN Bank
and outside, but the facilities for passing il uDdi
mnished. How much more will this be the case
when the present heavy load of produce shall have
been worked off. Prime long acceptances were nego-
tiated at sgJs1z p CT
Nothing OF importance was done in Stocks to-day
Exchange is firm, with less Offering. Sterling rules
from 10sC9loSH Produce drafts 107910I&. Francs
ST 1z05f2 p and 20 for preferred. New York 60
days ssDIZ, and down TO p Ct discount Sight
4sED11-l6 e ct discount
CINCINNATI. Feb. lip. M-There is only moder
degree of activity in the money market, and mat
tiers again comparatively easy, the supply OF cur
rency being about equal to the demand The regular
houses take nearly ali the acceptable Taper offered by
their customers at 10C9l2 q CT.
The market for Eastern Exchange has not varied in
any important particular for several days The busi
to-day light in some quarters and heavy in
others and in the aggregate dealers sold rather more
than they bought In some cases 50 paid for
New York, bat so was the leading price for private
checks Bankers remain firm at quotations.
New Orleans is dull at 5z@l prem. 1t is difficult to
make sales of BANKERS checks at anything over
the inside rate and tine tendeEcysis downward East
ern Bills are scarce and in good demand at equal TO
az q cent. per annuu1 for 80 10 80 days New Or
leans par fOT 80 days and u dis for 90 days. Gold
remains dull al q prem
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Special N o tic e /.
TO ain whom &c may concern.

r
Having, since nv arrivalhere, sufficiently proved
that the testimonials and references with whchI first
introduced myself, were deservedly of such charac-
ter as TO enable me TO gain similar from most
respectable citizens here who have placed them
selves under.my treatment, either for DEAFNESS or
for diseases of the EYE. beg 70 give notice
all those who need my PROFESSIONAL services that
they viii benefit themselves and do justice me- if
they will apply at once, some cases may require
my special attention for some time particularly tina
of the EYE would further that after the 23rd
inst. my stay will be limited that viii not under
take which will either require such surgical OPP
eratons that will need my attention after their per-
Torrance, or case that may require lengthy treat
ment from my hands, therefore it will be the
advantage Of patients, who intend TO be treated by
me- TO apply at once or before that date.
F. A Won MOSCHZISKER,
0culist and Aurst-
ST. CLoUD HOTEL, Feb 9, 1s5e-d4wf UR4s
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a." The Cincinnati papers contain extend
ed announcements of the festival to in
augurate Mr.. PlKE's new opera house hy a
source daHN,ue on the I'D of February. APP
pended to the advertisements We iind the
names OF the most prominent citizens OF Ohio
and Kentucky, and the affair is evidently
considered a matter Of the first Importance,
as it is. A splendid opera house, such as VT
hear Mr.. PKE's is. will be great attraction
to the Queen City Of the West the growth
and progress of which are something marvel
lous
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BE- We are authorized TO announce JAMES W.
FELrs candidate for CITY Constable, u aI the
vacancy Occasioned by the resignation OF Mr. sam.
d. SichoI febl5-td
So We are authorized b announce r. W. BARNES
a date for constable 10 the Nashville Distract,
20 ali the vacancy osoasoned by the resignation Of
sam u. NichO feblS-td
A1r w arr authorized TO uiee IRA A. SHUT
can lhi.te Ia stable la the Nashville Dis
trct, in pla e Of am. d. Siehol rssgRsd. Election
TO take pI zee On THursdsy, Feb. 241h..
febl6-id
Sr We are authorized 10 announce ". S. BRANT-
LEY as candidate for Constable In the NASHVILLE
District, ia place Of sam. d. Nebol resigned. nce.
ton 70 AXE pla Thursday, 2ith mat.
febl4-td
sS- We are authorized 10 announce JOSEPH L
RYAN as candidate for Constable IA the Nashville
District, ia p!a' OF sam. d. Achol resigned Eles
ton 70 take place Thursday, 2sth inst.
febi4-'d .ft4 seG
So . ars authorized 10 announce W. J. FIEJ Dc
rs ls.ddate for Constable In the Nashville pi.-
trct, IN place Of sam. d. Nichol resigned Eieclisa
to- pse p acc on Thursday, FeD. 2sGh.
lebl4-tl
E-Eaaa
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The SEIixir.,,

Prepared by JAS. WILLIAMS for the cure of DYs-
PEPSY, and nothing but DYSPEPSY, (as advertised in
another column has, by its merits obtained for
itselfso high reputation in Philadelphia that Physi-
clans acquainted with its properties, using it them
selves and prescribing it to their PATIENTS convinced
by observation, Of its great efficacy restoring the
dsordered digestive organs healthy function NJ
merous cases of Dyspepsy of the most aggravated
character, which abandoned incurable by
some of the Medical Faculty have by the of this
Elixir, been restored to perfect health attested
Gates testify aprl3-ly
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Gs- The Juvenile Minstrels are at Odd
Fellows Hall for only this and tomorrow
night. They have shown great liberality
and patriotism by contributing for the benefit
of the Mt. Vernon Fund and are further en-
titled to our regard and patronage by their
excellent entertainments. Their programme
for tonight embraces pleasing variety, and
we ask that they may have an overlooking
house. If you want to get your money
buck go to Odd Fellows Hall.
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ST. CLorD HOrE1, Feb. 9, 1s5s-dawu u
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Overland Mail.

ST. LOUIS. Feb. l4.-The Overland Mail OF
the 2lst has arrived. 1t brings no way news
of interest.
SAN FRANCIsCO.-The steamer Uncle Sam
has been again llbelled for Sl50000.
Hollands escort of dragons under Lieut..
Chapman was attacked by the Mohave In
dians near Beal's crossing of the Colorado.
Ten MOhaves were killed
The MOhaves, Pintos, and other tribes de-
clare that no military posts shall be establish
ed in their country, but the whites may pass
through.
Hoffman returned to San Francisco.
Chapman is en- route for Fort TETON.
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see On foasonAble trruls-
Janz1-0 Ran al Market street.
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Gze- The Shclbyville ELPoStor confirms the
rumor, current here last we, k. of the burning
of the residence og the Editor of that ex-
C llcnt journal, JAS. Russ. Jr. E-q. We
deeply regret this loss of our contemporary,
and trust that his numerous patrons will see
that it is made up to hiTn again.
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BUSINESS CHANGED.--The firm Of Messrs.
WELLS, HOOPER & Co. Druggists, c dar street,
has been dissolved. Mr.. A. r. JONES and Mr..
J. NJ. HoOPER having purchased the interest
OF Mr.. WELLS. the business will be conducted
at the same place by Messrs. JONES HOOPER.
Both these gentlemen are practical Druggists,
and prompt and reliable business men We
heartily commend them TO the public favor
AMI wish them the highest success.
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From the Nelo York Tribune Of Ftddy, Fzb llh
The stock list shows general Improvement IN prices
to-day and very well distributed business, but con-
siderable meagreness in the transactions for many
leading stocks. The most active Western shares was
Rock Island which appears TO be the pivot stock for
the operations of the new party.
The highest sales to-day at CO., in the after
noon but the market not firm at quotations alter
adjournment
There change in the Bond market-Sales OF
o. 5. fives of lOan $50 900, closing at Il q
"a. Illinois Central bonds advanced u
Business at tie Second Board Was rather more ami
mated than in the morning and slight advance was
established in leading stocks.
The money market remains much the same as des-
cribed yesterday. Payorte borrowers obtained mo-
ney freely at five 3 demand from bankers and
other private capitalists, but banks generally are de-
manding and ? st both on call loans and paper
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Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. i4-Cotton sales 900
bales, markets unchanged. Sugar dull, de-
clincd one eighth. Corn steady 90c.
CINCINNATI, Feb. l4.--Flour firm. sales g.
100 bDls, 5O(95 90. Whisky sales 200
bbls. 26l Pork duh. Lard dull, quotations
nominal, 4. Bacon steady, shoulders "a;
sidcs94.
NEw York. Feb. l4.-COtton dull: sales
1900 bales. Flour has an AL vanciug tendency;
saies 1880 barrels. Corn firm; sales 2S00O
bushels; white s3. Mess pork dull at IL 1860
Is 371 Sugar firm at 7GS. Bacon firm;
shoulders 1911.
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LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, &c, are be-
coming very prevalent among our citizens.
We would advise all who may be afflicted
with those distressing complaints to go at
once and get some of MCLEAN's STRENGTHEN
ING CORDIAL. tits just the remedy to cure all
diseases of the Liver and Stomach. Try it.
See advertisement A febI-2w
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N A S III V LII F.:
TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRY Is, 1859.

~ The resolution of the county meet
ing, on Saturday, proposed by Mr. Cross,
suggested the first Saturday in April as the time
for holding the County Convention for the
nomination of candidates for the next Gene
raj Assembly. Those of onr city contempo-
raries which published the proc dings, had it
the first Saturday in March, which was incor-
rect. 1t may save confusion if they will
make the correction.
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ry- The New York Ttauns publishes a

Ec- The New York Tribune publishes a
thrilling account Of the barbacuing of II ne
gro. which it credits to Troy (Ky.) cores
pendent Of the Nashville EagLe. Befor" we
can yield any eredence to the story We must
be informed in what Nashville the Eagle in
question has its nest; and aftrr. that we must
know whether the correspondent is reliahlc
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The business of the sub-treasury was
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LOUISVILLE, Feb. 1.-THE river is rising
with feet water in the canal.
Sr, Louis, Feb. 1.-THE river is falling
slowly. The ice is gradually softening.
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From Kansas.

LEAvENwoRTH, Feb. 1.-THE Territorial
Legislature adjourned Friday. A bill passed
granting pardon and immunity from proSecu-
ton or account of past disturbances in South
orn Kansas. The Governor approved the bill.
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"TNHUMAN BRurALITYr' is the caption of
an item sent us through the Post One. The
author forgot (of course) to accompany it
with his name. Without his name, we can't
publish it.
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SUGAR AT AUCrIoN.-Messrs. HARRIS &
GoRDoN advertise for sale at auction this
morning, Fire Htmdred HogsheIds Sugar. Deal
ers will find it to their interest to be on
hand
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NASHVILLE. Feb. 4, 1889.
DEAR sIRs-Nothing afford plcasur
ihan to offer you my thanks for the prompt relief
which you have brought 20 my sight. Ny probes
sional duties have lately weakened my eyes so
mach as 60 prevent almost from reading IN the
evening, and il with the greatest efforts that
could really do SO; but these Efforts followed
the next day by heavy pains in both eyes and con-
slant Inflammation, which the more trying for
me as always could only make use Of one eye,
lthe right one being covered by a freckle from
Gancy.l
Your arrival in this city has been highly beneficial
b me. You have not only in very few days rcley.
ed me Of Pan and Inflammation, bui you have also
strengthened my sight, aud or asly relieved the free
kle which covered my other eye. All this do ne
without any Cessation 81 my professional duiles, and
at the expense q the mot trinlng sum which ever
could be paid To any play stefan.
In expressing you my satisfaction intend merely
TO do justice to your eminent skill oculist, and
whenever this testimonial be 81 any use 1 wish
you 10 publish IL for your advantage, as my SIDE
Win -ivays confirm this stAi-mens verbally.
Yours, truly,
PROFESSOR A. FREsE-
DR- Mosoazis<Ex, 81 Cloud Hotel.
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Fine Imported Brandies for Sale.

< HALF Pipes jules Robni 4 Co. s cognae Vintage,
"a Pipes jules Robni 4 Co IS Cognac Vintage, Is4s.
= - Alex Selgnetts 20 1856
funcheon Scotch Whisky, very fine.
The above Invoicc OF Brandies We Will sell to the
trade cheap on months time.
decl9-u HARRIs. GoRpoN 4 90
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New OrIearps Markets.

New ORLEANS. Feb. S.-P. M.--COTTON-The Asia'S
vices being of character to give much impulse
the demand the sales TO day have been confined to
about 900 bales irregular prices, but generally at
u'iddling and lower grades We quote
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WeekIy Isnnk stateme.t.

NEW York, Feb. l4.-Decrease in loans
81 $4,000; decrease in specie S572. 900;
decrease in circulation $600000; decrease in
nett deposits 50 ,5lS,0OO.
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HALIFAX, February Is, 9 p. M.-The steam
er America, with Liverpool dates of the 18th,
now due, is not yet sigualed.
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Arrived.
River News.

New YORK, February 1.-THE steamer
Philadelphia, with Havana dates Of the Sth
has arrived.
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DEAF ES S!

For the last twelve years have been afflicted with
rising in my right accompanied with deafness
Ten days ago placed myself under the Treatment OF
Dr. VoS AoscHzIsKER. found myself greatly reliey-
ed and doubt after more visits will be sound
aud entirely well. wilh satisfaction recommend all
those who are suffering from Deafness or Blindness
not To delay placing themselves under the of Dr.
VoN hoscHzEKER, rs do firmly believe IL any
Disease either Of the Eye Ear that is durable Dr. YoS
hoscHzTsKER can do IL. X. +. HILL
NASHVILLE, Feb. 4, 1889.
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MICHIGAN Le.isIature.
Steamer Due.

DETROIT, Feb. 1.-THE Michigan Legisla
ture passed a Registry law and adjourned.
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SUGAR-There has been fair demand but at lower
prices, with sales Of some $500 hhds Fair TO fully
fair ranging mostly at 63Sld g and 6s<c- 2 b.
MOLASSES-Some 800 bbls- have been sold at 80
81 1zand SIC. for fermeung, &c, and 81 S33c for
prime and choice, with 100 half bbls- at Soc. gal
lon.
ToBACCo-we hear of so and IS hhds sold 10 day
private terms.
FLOUR-Thcre has been good demand but at
duced rates, the sales embracing some 200 bbis.
follOws-I 900 superhne in four five lots at SIS Is
200 at 40; some 2 900 at about Is end 900 on
private terms.
WHEAT-We hear of no transactions.
CORNING notice sales of some 500 sacks COM
prsing 400 white mixed and 500 mixed in four lots at
90c 200 in cotton sacks at 81 Nc. CPS at - 50 white
ut 95c and 437 white and yellow in two los also at
CSC 2 bu~hel.
OATS-The sales include 400 sacks Northern 7sc.
and small lots at 769SOc. q bushel for good 10
prime Western, &c
BACON-Markct firm. Sales SIS casks ribbed Sides
at -, said TO be at an advance, and rs in lots at
1919
COFFEE-The demand has been active again to-day
and about 200 bags have been sold cuInprs sing $40
Che cargo of the A. NJ Sevenson) at l05Sc; 2l9S at
lie; ,2S6 at IL &c and 200 skimmngs at 10Y q Is
Charleston Market.
CHARLESTON, Feb. l.. / p. M.-COTTON-The mar
Ike. is quiet and prices unchanged Sales this morning
1000 bales. Highest point IL sc.
Savannah Market.
SAVANNAH, Feb. IL - Sales of Cotton to-day 500
bales. The market is quiet and unchanged.
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hancery Sale of House and Lot.
Chancery Sale of Negroes.

Chancery Sale of Negroes.
Morgan 4 Co. and others ~. Allen Ledbetter and
others
DuRSUANT TO a decree Of the CsAnoery Court as
IL Nashville, AT November Term, 1855, ia above
Cause, viii sell al the Court house, IN this city, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of February, 1859,
A Negro Woman named Adeline aud her Two chill
dTen, tlaTidge and MARY attached N above suits.
TEkas-Sx months credit, without interest. Notes
with tso approved securities, and payable la Bank u
Tennessee, required of purchasers
lanIs-td J. L. GLEAVES, c. 4 NJ.
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Steamboat and River News.
ARRIVED.
Feb. .l3.-Cuba. Paducah.
Quaker City, Piltsburg-
Hudson. Cincinnati.
+. A. Odgcn, New Orleans.
Minnctonka, Paducah.
DEPARTED.
Cuba, Paducah.
4.-Minnetonka. do.
Scotland, New Olleans.

The river is falling with plenty Of water
for any of our boats on the shoals
For PEAKS Pike The lively SiLje Hea at
IL O'Clock NJ. will leave for ST. Louis direct.
affordiug an excellent opportunity to all
Gold Hunters who have their bills up for
Pixies Peak. LIT the travelling public. gem
orally, remember that a most pleasant trip
can be secured by registering their nam, :
with Ben. F. EGAN aud placing themselves
under the especial care Of j. NEwr. CorRErr
who always endeavor 60 entertain their
g,rsts in magnificent style. Tha S0A,'s ch m
neys are decidedly red, her officers are all
good trumps. and her Wood Yard" is well
suppl, with MHEII- IooPER& Coz. anciept
hyGrdu &c of pmit. We can recommend
the Sdiiie a marine institution OF matchl,ss
perfection.
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CRATES. CRATES.

CRATES. GRATES.,
FtST kfkf1ffiA-
j 80 ane tesfor CRATES with snln@er part,
50 euEntacn lz1Hftr krates,
70 30 clect CRATES,
81 1snaf crates lEN pTiCce, al sizrs.
5 gery aaass4nss uaaFhlsscd fnautlss.
ns8 Tefcss ftitsteFs helioN ~are. cQn<t<f,n<
& Enei ~ i,ts ffeia d = sAiioas. eascat h@keTs,
tsep skets. al sInes, ~@se aHd sas@F kez<i<s
Ste plHees ass4fiet des uafls. NY as<srtfnent ~
= cezn-s-te ead eSerf rieSe nssie - t1s :
fsb--sf o..oslls tie Sexanes Eozx4
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Should at be attended to.
HooFANDs GERMAN BrTTERs, prepared by Dr. C N.
jackson, Philadelphia Pa and sold by Druggists and
dealers in medicines everywhere will all diseas-
es arising from disordered Liver or Stomach.
fah1.1nn
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n u N n Il M.
II additloa 10 she stock purchased q J. r IAreen
have receixeS the lolioNi1g.
800 90 iees aFeased Neiio~ Pine Flooring;
so go :. - White
s0.o@ 's ~ s White Pine ceihng:
@eseeo :" /" HISS Asie WAshbaards:
Te,o 90 {" clear White s1Gs al thscknesses. u
500 900 :. Pop.ar Plank. 5aAst and scAutslng:
20 90 Cesar, assorted.
Ahso -Wtnaos sash, and FrAEnes and Hfats 10
naren Pas Fanaei tsors and Francs Mantle Psre<s
Hoiialnk aaa Bracket Poplar sza f1ne Shlns 49, a
.ssi suppS sl-ayse - hsad a. The Sashxalis lDmber
Yard, Ne. III Bro4a slF~ct
fess-sn Ut. GIBSON.
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Wilson Spring Property.
Lot ON Broad street, West Nash
WILLIE

Jas. A Weeds - Jacob Asa George : simple.
DUksUASr % a decree II The chancery coars 81
Il A4sAsiiir, II SoFenbeE Tsrrn, lsss, IN an ve
cause, wai ssli A. The cosrt hease u thas cay ga
Salurday, the 18th day Of February, 1858,
ceFtais LOt Brad stFeet. n kcNairyz sadilsea
being part 81 ixs No -. u The flan - tAe Nc
ARD Fahnihg hzek lee fest.
rEzzs -ssves uaasIAsf ersdsa asd sale free rsoa
S1ais-sa gE eIKAvEs. c an
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For Congress.
~ We authorized TO announce Gen. Jas.
VI. QuarIes, Of Montgomery county, candidate
for the nomination Of the American Party for Con
gress, in this Congressional District.
deC26-tA
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Goululereial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE, I
nashville, Feb. I5, 1855

COTTON Sales yesterday of q couple Of
small lots at7391oc p n.
TOBACCO-At A. HAMILroN's of 4 hhds
were sold at IS. 4 80, 90, 5 rs.
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Spffial llotiffs.
Rock City Mills.

All articles sold by the undersigned deliverable at
any place in the city free of charge When selling
the quantity. j. E. BAUMAN L. CO.
Any one wanting Flour, Bran Meal, &C., from Rock
City Mills, will find order Box at the Post Office
and at W. H. Gordon & Co.'s Warehouse, where the
car-man calls four times each day.
febl0-d J. E. BAUMAN & co.
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The dividend Of the New York Central r. r. Com
pany is payable the 2lst at the ofice NJ Messrs
Duncan, Sherman Co. stock registered IN this
city.
The Niagara Insurance Company has declared
semI-annuaI dividend OF ten q Ct payable on demand
The business of the Clearing house s22 Ool 900.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-15

Or. Won Moschzisker, as Oculist and Aurist, has
acquired high reputation.-IN. Y. HERALD.