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us TowN"-Tbc veteran JonN JOHNSTON
not in years-but Us cat 70, ''ihe miiioa,'
has enlarged his establishment on Cedar
street immensely, 50 much o thai Pixies Gold
i ak' is in view. and cun be ref, ctcd by tue
numerous gorgeous r. r. he has placed ia
his room, provid d the tn is Wilde" His
heretofore popular and fashionable saloon j.
now the mo superb and highly d, coratod of
any in the city. and filed with ihc choicest
luxJ.r,es that can be obtained ia tlIiscounIry,
together with large impottat.ons of for
oign wines, liquors, &c. His numerous pa-
irons were greeted ON Thursday night last
with shower of champagne and other liquors,
on the occasion of his getting into his extend
cd limits. Long may he wave and be the
same popular aud accomplished JACK JOHN
SION, and ever be Tin town.
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ana River News.
ARRIVED.
Feb. IO.-Minnetonka, Paducah. ].
Lebanon. Cincinnati.
DEPARTED.
WIN. Henry, Gallatin Landing.


II I1.-Minnetonka, Paducah.
River at stand yesterday, with good
prospect of further rise. Plenty of water
on the shoals. re
Business on the levee yesterday was active,
the E. Ro,card and Scotland were receiving for
New Orleans, and the Lebanon from Cincinnati,
and other steamers discharging.
The Hoscard left in the evening for points
below in the river, where she will complete
her load.
The ISdlLe West, from Cairo, will be at the
wharf to-day.
The james johnson, IT, G. 7ncichelL and e. Il.
Ogden, all from New Orleans, will be due the
first of next week.
The B. d. Runyqn is the regular mail boat
for Memphis, to-day at IL O'Clock. She is
star craft, aud will connect at Paducah with
mail steamers for Louisville, and at Cairo
with railroad for ST. Louis-the ice in the
Mississippi preventing boats now plying in
that stream. Secure rooms early, if you
wish pleasant and comfortable trip to our
sister Bluff City. w. r. BELL, her gallant
secretary, will take pleasure in affixing figures
TO all names on his register. Her veteran
captain, JAS MILLER, will be found, as usual,
giving his entire attention to his beautiful pet,
the RuHyGn.
The high-headed Cline will leave to-day at
II o'clock for Memphis. She has now an en-
viaple reputation in this trade, and her going
| and coming is watched with eagerness by
host OF admirers, who never fail to travel on
her. Secure rooms early.
The Ct1Jai is the regular mail boat tomorrow
! Sunday at II O'Clock.
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-COoPEE's OPERA TRoUPE.-The ftvorite
opera OF the bohemian Girl will he repeated
by the COOPER TROUPE this evening. tneir last
appearance. Now, that their cngag, mcnt has
been brought to a close, and they are com
PEELED to fill engag' ments elsewhere. our poo
pie have just found out what very superior ar
fists they are in every resp ct. Such mnsi-
clans have not visited us for years, IT, indeed
ever before. We have seen them five We
nings, and have each evening formed Il higher
opinion of them. OF Miss MINER we have
not words to speak our appreciation. Her
"Arline" was iaultlesS. She sings the high
est rs well as the lowest notes with the most
perfect ease and correctness; her trills in The
higher notes are very fine, aud display vast
deal of cultivation. Mrs. G.. T. SMITH, as
'Qleen of the Gpsies,' was very good, in
both her singing and acting, and was much
admired. Mr.. Cooks .Dcvilshoof" was OK
ccllent. He reminded us very much OF the
lameuted '.SEGoRIN," the best repr, sentative
of that character that ever visited this coun-
try. Mr. RUDOLPHSEN's rendition Of Count
Arnheimr was grand Performance; his eX-
ccution Of The Hearts bowed down." elicit
ed hearty encore Mr.. BOWLER increases
his admirers nightly; he has a sweet voice and
manages it with skill. MIR. COOPER. the solo
violnist and musical director. cannot be sur
passed His performances always elicit the
most rapturous applause. This evening is
announced as Mr.. CoOPER's benefit and most
positively the last appearance of the Troupe.
We hope our citiz will turn out and give
him an OVERLOOKING house, which he richly
al :, rVeS
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70 II will be observed that the Scwaucc
Coal Conn any have reduc the price
OF th"ir coal % 20 cents r buShl for lump.
l. cents for screened, II cents for nut, and
~ cents tor fine cal. We hail this step wi b
sincere satiSftcl ion. Al these rates the manu-
f,cturiug interests Of the city may not only
live, hut grow and ,urish. The nut coal,
we learn, is we'll suited to manufacturing
purposes, and Is already used To- drive forty
steam engines aud the machin ry attached
i'll this city 1t is now coming to be thought
that large share of the future growth aud
prosperity Of Nashville depends upon its faci-
lities for manufacturing; aud whatever. there
fore, tends to build up aud develop this in
tere~t, Is so much towards the growth and
prosperity of the city. Bring on your coal
gcntlcm. n, for it is no less To your Interest
than that Of the city. Every cent you take
from the price of bushl of your coal, will
increase the demand thousand additional
bushels, more or less.
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENsARY
FOE PRIVATE DISEASES.

ElfYAnrS>S. 1R KING formerly of Nsw York, for
AEA the last four years of iloassy iiie Aleu-
taCAy aiIa ~hO Ola attention - the treat
q private diseases FOR over 80 years nAiiers
hlmsef, havsng attended IA practice for usany
years, and rared iaany tbousaBs, he h enabled
cure all diseases 81 prsv nature, matter bow
bad Ihcy Eaay DC from injadiCicaz nrn tre=lnIest
% frota neglect al ghsr Dr. kng's tasScuszry
Is Ne - DssteFsck street betsceH Cherry and tire
square, Second story where hc cures ali diseases ~
private natsr~. .kk
SoSo1KaxA cared wisAoat haaseious medicine or is
terfsrrnoe ~ish basaess.
sraarrEs< sf old recent date eectually cured IL
frs Days, By operative wksen causes NJ pam
hheye structure exists health cannot enjoyed.
Perhaps disease mischief sna uner-
Eaiurs sf1e eaestllatsza - rach.
Sfrs<EIs, atA ali the ~ 1he skis roeine
cut 81 negieet bad tre4inzal, be sisscta4ai5
aaFed "a = lea dzys. 49,
SEMINAL 1zsx2As-PAFt ptzr atseatoE - wing heen
eiSsa - tbs G.se4z, 2sd al tie ccasrqusncrs Eres
as oat q ~ troasht - n1kay Cases by tbs de-
strstiys AAblls ~ liseasideEstx foatLE and
sse iada<ssae q the lz.s<s sise shek %
eaS1trtz.Ase H. esertns Tie sub izt anal
for bzslecsseg s1eslY And casslf oi
fesaairs ~Ae a-es s Lsbtrlps Al sas asf4c air u
y AaAzo En4g Frss A<sefe< u lfansetl4le Telief
feFsons re=llins AbfaAd, b. NFif.ng aud st2lipz
ter siSn Zee lzsad, IifeElz Er A klnk
Ne. - iealsrick street. zalls. has ~ln have
tne ae.esszFy Elezlle thelr 1d4fess = al ne
&ss<kfy 1ir1<Eians <zrizs seercey osssef ssd Oaxs
hoafstre1. sci<k Ia shemsssizs enul n aha es .
asng< naf9s-snds~ly
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The s.Elixir.,

Prepared by Or JAS WILLIAMS, Tor the cure OF DYs.
PEPsY and nothag bat DYsrEPsY, Gas advertised in
Aaothcr column has, by is own merits, obtained for
itself 30 high reputation in Philadelphia that Physi.
eians acquainted with its properties, using them
selves and prescribing 20 their patients WINGED
by observation, OF rs great efficacy restoring the
disordered digestive organs ~ healthy function. Ma
mesous cases Of Dyspep<y, Of the most aggravated
character. which were abandoned as ncurAble by
some OF the MedicA Faculty have by The Of tins
ElxR been restored 70 persct health AIessed
Gates testify .-a-a aprlS-ly
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ial N O tic g
To all whom 4, may eoneern.

Having, since IA arriva lherc, suiiicienIly proved
that thc testimonials aud references with ~hich nst
introduced ~! scHs dvssrsedly vi sueh chsFac-
Ter 70 euAbls a0e gain slnilIAF from mosa
respectable citizens heTe ~ho have placed them
selves under my Treatment, either Tor kATAI>S or
Tor diseases ri The ans bsg Ia give u,taov 10
all those sho neel NJ! PROFESSIONAL services thai
they Mil eeaeht themselves AID Go lastlee Ia me- n
shsy viii spIsy at once, sone c4sss NAY require
my special atIe uoa lor Lnle, particularly TIA
OF u4e LaK Would iuTtiser that tile card
last M stay viii be ln.s tat IL not GRdeF-
take ~leh SiH either require sach sarsieal OPP
erat"Rs thai Stii heed nay atsaihn ai.sE tLsas s-
fofnalce, that may reaairs a lengthy tseat
nent IToa,i my Aands Ihervlofe ALL he 10 the
vantage Iatlehis, Who Intend " be treAfsa by
me 10 Apply At once OF before that date.
D. A. NoA AosChzlskER,
sfsnAH fOcuiiss @asi AuFist-
ST cloun HorsL fsb y. Ia s-dANu UA.s
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KINNEY x Co.'S JUVENILE CAMPBELL Minis
TRELs AND HOLDING CoNTrNENTAIs.-Last
night at the Odd + lows Hall. IN, re- was.
t. welcome tt So Juveniles, large and
fashionable audience. composed OF the elite
and bauty of the city, who evinc,d-we can
truthfully say-considrral L. eclR at seeing
C rldrrn so SIN I'll accomplish 80 much. We
were exceedingly happy to see that our ciJi-
z ms can appreciate 81 unique performance
as this
The sweet and musical voice of "our"
little ftvorite, the hright-,y d WILLIE Holm
ING. is enough. in itself, to please the most
fasldiouS
W. learn that these talented Lillputian
prodigies will perform this aft rno0n and also
tonight, thus giving the little folks" an
opportunity of once seeing their wonderful
p rf,rmanccs. Let all who have no. t been.
avail themselves of this opportunity by at
tending.
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OHS-The market for Iiuseed continues unsettled,
and prices in the large way nominal. Holders sun
ask Soc but buy refuse pay this rate, and do
not offer over Soc. IL the small way sss5c are the
current rates.
Lard OIL has further advanced 20 CSC for No. and
in go ID demand THIS price includes the packages
Rcd firm and in good demand at t(d61sc for Distilled,
barrels returned, and sc Tor sponOned, including
barrels.
SEEDS-There 4 fair demand for Clover in the
early part Of the week, and prices were firm at 90
bat during the past two three day the demand has
been light and the market duh, aud prices de, lined
60a26 IS r bush. closing with but moderate de-
maud d these rates. Received during the week /,
$50 brls and exported 5S7 do.
Timothy is rather frmer and we now quote 81 as
the ruling rats. Flax Is steady AT 5O(G1 55.
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eu- The benefit Of Miss sAIIIn ST. CIAm.

gzo- The benefit Of Miss SAIIE ST., CLAR,
Thursday night, was not 80 we'll attended a.
it should have been, as there were several
vacant seats after the entire crowd was seated.
Her playing was, however, as. spirited, aud
genial aud powerful as il half the city had
been present. She added many to the list of
her admirers, aud displayed charming YER
satility, which, rs high as we rated her abili-
ty, We were scarcely prepared to expect. We
are glad TO know that Mr.. MAcFARiAND has
effected rec igagenent with Miss ST. CLAIR.
aud that We may have the pleasure of wit
Messing other of her charming personationf.
The bill for this evening il an excellent one.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Feb. s.-P. N.-BROOMS-There has
been fair business done during the week the export
demand being better. Prices have Mt changed essen
TALLY. We continue 10 quote common at .58l 30;
fancy l 75Cd@2 70, and extra = 5OSz2 T5
RUTHERFORD has been good uemand for choice
Rol /. and tam quality has sold readily 1ee.Oc.
Prime Ohio Roll Is fIm at lT5Isc. Common Roll and
Summer packed are very duA ami prices mammal al
lS(0l5c. Received during the week 263 brls aud
10 kegs and exported IS brls and 266 kegs
CANDLES AND SOAP-There is a good demand for
Star Candles, anu the sucks being bat moderate
ufCtureFs refusing To sell large lots outside Of
their regular customers il lar should fui Their ada
vance CHER prices Tor candles would be inevitable.
We cOntnuc quote full weight 2Oc, and II at
lSc.-Tuw remains al /. o l. &c, md Opal at lie.
The demand for soap continues active full rats.
We continue u quote No. and Palm at &c. and ex
ira at &C
CHEHSE-The market has been somewhat excited
during the Past week, and prices rapidly advanced,
closing firm lie Tor selected ". r., aud l2al25ac
for Eglish Dairy. The demand has been brisk which
with very light stock, anu nsg nihcant receipts has
Caused the advance Tue receipts during the week
add up 401 boxes, and the exports 1926 do.
IES-There IL moderate local demand,
ana the best qualities selling the regular at
s99sl q brl., (ull brls.) Barrels only part full
senng slowly At seas.
HIIES-fhe demand continues good and the mar
ket is firm. We quote Flint At l4QDl5c; Dry Sailed
l.G9l4c; Green Sailed nc, and Butchers
nAN-An active demand has prevailed Tor prime
Timothy, (baeu, } ana prices have advanced to 90
O. 2 ton, closing firm AT sl49i5 The demand is
chiefly from Nashville, and ether parts OF Tennessee.
1hON-Ihe manufactures of Pig have fTther put
up prices within the ASS Tor Ohio hos blast
the latter rate from yard with sales Of about sou tous
The demand Is Tar bet not active.
good demand far Merchant bar, as 21zC9l& sc, the
latter rate Tor small lots, r..
LEA1HER-1he supply is light and the demand Is
good Prices Of mOst kinds arc higher, and We alter
our
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Chattanooga Marker.

CHATTANOOGA, Feb. 10 Weather very changeable
cold and stormy-Rver III fair beating condition. and
boats running with fair freights-QuoatiOns little
changed from last week
LAkn-Sales At lie; and in demand.
APPIES-None IN niarket-a good quality woul1
bring from 55c 10 81.
BACON-Sales Of city cured hog round, a 10 cents
Choice city cured hams retailing L &c. Per steam
there have arrived several line of bacon and
hOi Tiers asking Toe.
CORN-Several thousand bushels changed hands at
50c-demaiid good.
FLoUR-Storks lght-worth from SO 10 s. q
sack c,rdlng 10 quantity and quality.
WHEAT-Large sales AZ 9Ic " .tlout.sacks-in good
demand and good article would readily Command
a Adr,erfiser. -
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Monetary and Financial.

CINCINNATI, Feb. S.-P. M.-Eastern Exchange
in good demand to-day, and prices were quite firm nt
80 buying and 81 premium selling, and in some
IS obtained for private checks on New York.
Two OF the dealers continue 10 draw FOR customers at
a premium The houses generally report reduction
Ia balances within the last few days. New orleans
sight Is ia lar supply, outside, AT prem. but bank
ers' checls not H. be had bflow prem. Bills on
New Orleans In good supply and sales were made
to-day, ouiside, at y ren a par tor ~ uaysi aid
par y discount for 90 days.
Eastern bills taken by bankers generally, equal
90 94lO r. cent First class names OCCASIONALLY
done az equal % r cent. Gold II scarce and arm az
- prem with limited demand however, just nov.
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N A S HVILLF:
ATURDAY MORNING, FEBR Y IL, 1859.

WoRcEsrER's QUARro DIcTIoNARY.-We
e gratified to learn that this great work .is
.pidly approaching completion" and that
re publishers, Messfs. HICKLING, SWAN and
REwER, Boston, hope to publish it in May
Ext. 1t has been known in literary circles
nat Mr.. WORCESTER has been engaged on this
'ork for great many years. devoting
imost his entire time to its preparation.
ONE years ago he publisheda Dictionary for
;hoOls, which met with favor from many of
le best scholars ofthe country. The Quarto
olume which is now advertised soon TO be
ubliShed will crown the labors of a life
evoted to the study of the English Language,
rs photography, eiymoIogy, pronunciation,
-fnitions synonyms ,&c. &c. Great as Noah
Yebster's work undoubtedly is. we are Id to
,elieve that the Quarto of Mr.. WORCESTER
sill be even superior 10 that. It's being fif-
cen or twenty years later, embracing a
period of vast advance in science and art,
will give il an advantage over any other
work; and the known ability of the author.
md the scrupulous care which he has b stow
d long Series of years pom ev'ry p'r
Of the work, will probably make it the most
accurate and comprehensive Dictionary OF the
english Language ever published. We have
oOked for its publication with some degree OF
mpatience, and we join the publishers in the
hope that they will be able TO publish it in
May next.
This edition will be published 10y subscrip-
tiol, on ext fine paper, at seven dollars and
a half. which will he the retail price of the
common edition, INN cdiately to follow. 1t
will be compris, d in about 1900 pages.
Persons desiriug the subscription edition
5hould send their names to the Publishers.
Mcssrs. HIcKLING SwAN aud BREWER, Boston
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WORDS FOR MUSIC.
By GEORGE r. NORRIS.


Fare thee well-we part forever
All regrets are now in vain
Fate DEGREES that we must sever, fftaH. ~.
Se'er q. meet on earth again.
Other skies will bend above thee
Other hearts may seek thy shrine,
But no other e'er will love thee - q 90.
With the constancy of mine
Yet farewell-we part forever
All regrets are now in vain
Fate DEGREES that we must sever,
Meier 10 meet on earth again.
ii.
Like the shadow on the dial
fingers still our parting kiss I
Life has no severer trial, -
Death no pang TO equal this.
All the world is now before thee,
Every cline TO roam at Will,
But within the land that bore thee,
One fond heart will love thee still. -r-e-lI-.rr "a
Yet fareweli-we Part forever
All regrets are now in vain
Fate DEGREES that we must sever,
Meier to meet on earth again
Fare thee well I
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LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA. dc, are b

LAYER 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 aud get some of McLEAN's STRENGrHES-
ING CORDIAL tits just the remedy TO cure all
diseases OF the Liver and Stomach. Try il.
See advertisement. fcbl-2w
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pp GeIrgrapb.
From waA,ing,on.

WAsHxGroS,. Eeb-. -SENATE-Ynl
reported a bin TO abolish the ranking prIyi-I
lege. Benjamin spoke in favor of the pur-
chase of Cuba.
ESHoUsE.-Considering the Oregon admission
hill - - = - IL
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River Jews.

ST LOUIS, Feb ll.-The river has risen 2
inches in the last "a hours and is full of
heavy ice Navigation is suspended above
and much obstructed below. 7eE
LOUISVILLE. Feb ll.--River falling with y
feet water in the canal
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Prom Haytf.

Private advices from Jamaica of the 2Sth
say the Revolutionists in Hayti ale entirely
successful. SOulouque escapad to Jamaica
with his family and treasure, intending to
reside there
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Wilson Spring Property.

McEweR and others Nance & Matloek.
DURSUANr 10 a decree Of the Chaneery Cont at
Nashville, at November TerIa IS5S, in above
cause will sell AT tie Court house. IN this city, on
SaturdaN the 18th day of February, 1883,
Lots Nos as ~, as 50 and 81 being Subdivisions %
Lot No. "a IN the original plan or Wilson Spring Prop
erty..
IERMs.-0ne, Two md tlree years. credit, without
interest. Notes with good personal security re9uir
ed and lien retained.
Jania-4d J. f. GLEAvES, c. Il ~.
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Nos. s72; POI; 2O7s; PA; II 4s2; 10, 6I5; 90,
l46; 20,4s5 p ,5s4; 6,435 drew 81 900 each.
The next drawing OF this celebrated Lottery will
take place the 18th of February For particulars
see advertisement in another column.
febI2-dAtrwIt DON RODRIGUEZ.
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To EDITOR or EvANGELIsT:-''My age is Six
ty. One year ago. my hair was very grey, and
had gradually fallen until it had become thin.
| commenced using Mrs. 5. a. Aliens Worlds
Hair Restorer and also the Zylobalsamum,n now
my hair is RESTORED to its ORIGINAL COLOR.
and ceased to fall"
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Gs- The next season at the Gaiety Thea
tire will open, with an ehtire new company.
ON the 2Sth inst. Miss ELIZA LOGAN will
play the first star engagement of the season,
t. be followed by constellation Of the best
dramatic talent now on the American boards
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for Defence of Dayand Son.

ST. LOUIS, 1.-THE bill appropriating 900
dollars and authorizing the employment of
counsel for the defence of Day and Son
charged with abducting negroes, passed the
lower House without opposition.
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Chapter THE NOCTURNAL VIsIT.
= Whence.is that knocking7
How isl with me when every sound appaIs me7
hear "a knocking
In the south entry Hark more knocking
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Kor Congress.

gB- We are authorized 10 zHneanee gen. Jas.
N. QaarIes. Il MaatgsmsFy e0asss e-aasdals
Tor the sos.ln.lon IL ,he American Party for eoa-
gress, ia tils Con- Eessls,s.ai ilstFiut.
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Heterogeneous. of the Liver and stom-


Should at once be attended 10.
HooFL,SDs GERMAN BrrrEts, prepared by Dr. c, ".
Jackson, Phad lphr, Pa and I'D by Druggists and
dealers IA medicines everywhere viii cure ali diseas
arising from disordered Liver stomach
frhI-1m
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A G a IL ID
sUrEKINTESDEST's FTIcE, n. X c. r. R.,
L

SUPERINTENDENT FTltE, \. \ Z. K. X,
February IL 1859.
Efitois # The Patriot:
GENTIEEN You will please withdraw from your
paper my advertisement Of yesterday relative To
Through Rates Groceries from Nashville 10 At
ltnta, Ga" 1t based, as l conceived upon a
correct principle of pro rata rate To the Western and
A;laric Railroad, (which that road cOnceeds) but
made before ru consu tation was had with
he officers OF that road, aud they think prope:, in
accepting the rate make conditions Objectionable
4 the Nasty ie and Chattanooga RsiIr, al Company
Respectfully,
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LOUISVILLE, Feb q.-P Mn the money market
We note sed demand, and Exchange " frmer
"a 2 cent for Eastern. Gold Is quoted at = prem.
anu silver "a discount. while Indiana Tennessee, and
Ohio Bank notes taken AT par currency Others
arr q 10 "a q cent discount. s---..a
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Chl,dren's Carriages.

fTSr received large iut q Chiidfrns Garages,
ID hnely hnissed, ~hlch w1t b. "a loser lh4l
before thss market
fcbs Askt$Elk NiSilliN.
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Coal Oh l.anus.

WE are makirg eonstsnt ali .ti0ns 10 eur stack
w q COAL OL f-AMle NJ have also tAe Co
LUMHIAN EuAL Oil, elr4r 1f,rlng water, tss best
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THE HIDDEN HAND.

BY EMMA D. f. n. SOUTHwORTH,
AUTHOR OF 90 THE BRIDE EVENING, % % DEsERT-
I'D WIFE, ETC. ETC, ETC. .st1 A" 90
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7498Ic. o n.
TOBACCO-At FISHER, WISHES & Co.'S
hhds- sold at IS, 4 20. 5 ~, 4 50. IS,
3 95, 6 25; and ii hhds at A. HAMnToS's at
5 80. 5 1916 90, 4 2O,5 Is, 5 IS. 5 IS, 5 As
25, 49, o.
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Gs- Z. Il, GIAseoeK win sell afikely negro
boy, Il years old. at the Court HOUSE, This
morning, TO the highest bidder. Go, aud get
u bargain. .la H8es- -
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Rock City Mills.

j. Il. BAtMAN a Coo PROPRIETOR.
7 +. BAUAAN Y GO, Manufacturers OF ROCK CITY
ID. FLOUR, will pay the highest price al all times
Tor Wheat and Corn at their Mills, Of Line and
Cherry streets. Nashville. Tom.