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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

FyffzAaesSx, DIR. KING formerly of New York, for
Akt&AssS the last four years of Louisville, Ken
lucky and who has devoted his attention the
himself, having attended to a practice for many
years and cured many thousands, he is enabled to
cure all diseases of private nature, matter how
bad they may be from mjudcious medical treatment
or from neglect of their Dir. Kings Dispensary
is No % Deaderck street, between Cherry and the
Square second story where he cures all diseases of
private nature.
GOSoRRHEA cured without nauseious edicine or in
reference with business.
STRUCTURES Of old recent date eneCtually cured in
a few days, by operation which causes no pain.
Where structure exists health cannot he enjoyed.
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution much
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases of the skin growing
out OF neglect or bad treatment, be efectuay
cured IN a few days.
SEMINAL atten tion having been
given 70 this disease and all the coDseq grow
ing out of IL, brought on in many by the de-
structive habits Of incCnsdcrate Youths and eXcCs-
sve indulgence of the passions neglect OF which will
undermine the constitution rendering the subject unfit
for business society and causing premature Old age
Females who may be laborng with any difficulty of
TIE Womb may rest assured OF immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case, with fee enclosed directed To Dr. A King
No. D Deaderick street, Nashville, Tenn will have
the e,essary medicnesent To their address with
eessary directions Strict secrecy observed. ONCE
hoursfrom o'cockin the morning until in the eve
nlngs may26-indAWly
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VI arkets.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 8.-Cotton sales to-
day 5000 bales. The steamers news caused
a decline of 8-1OE9ll5; sales of three
days 1900 bales; receipts of days 80 900
bales; receipts at all Southern ports I,O25.-
600 bales. Sugar dull and declined 4-610
sc. Molasses 33. Flour declined 25c; sales
1900 bbls at So IS. Corn firm at 95 Oats
Is Coffee firm; sales $3.50 bags at IO5(0
III: stock in first hands, 1000 bags. Gun
MES 81. Freights on Cotton to Liverpool
7-I6(Gl5-3
NEw ORLEANS. Feb. 9-Cotton sales today
1880; declined s-I036Il. Sugar firm
Coffee firm and advanced 4-IIa. Freight
on Cotton to Liverpool 7-I6. Exchange on
London S(dSk.
NEW York. Feb. 9.-Flour has n declining
tendency, ) 09C15 o. for State, 5 25C15 rs
for Ohio, : 50CG5 60 for Southern; White
Corn s4CGS5; Coffee firm, sales 5000 bags at
ll4Gll4: Sugar duh, declined during the
past three days; Tea-the catalogue at auc-
ton was undesirable, mostly greens-prices
declined, Young HysOn l9CG3SJ. Gunpowder
25965, Imperial SO, Hyson 208.
New York, p. M.-Cottos very dnlI:
sales 400 bales; quOtations nominal: middling
upland liz. Cotton in transitu is off red at
J decline. Flour dull; sales 1900 bbls.
Corn quiet-yellow SO(G82. Lard dull at
l2GlZs. Whisky 27GG271. Sugar steady at
"a Beef quiet. Bacon firm. Lard in kegs
BOOB. Lard oil 9S(9I.OO.
CINCINNATI, Feb 9.-Whisky 2G1.
CTNCINNATI9 Feb. evening Flour firm, sales
sales l 600 bbls at 35(d5 40. Whisky, sales
l,2O0 bbls at 264.' Lard in bbls at 1I3 Pro-
visions easier. Sugar buoyant, sales 42O
hhds at 7I(01S for fair and prime Molasses
sales 700 bDls at 38. Holders demand an adj
vance OF one cent. New Orl ans exchange
one per cent premium.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 9-Mess pork-sales 500
bbls at 10 co.
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I'M PORT ANCE.

and should only be trusted to an experienced
and trustworthy OPTICIAN. Imperfect and
badly chosen Glasses, not speaking of inferior
quality, are to the Eyes what slow poison
would be TO the body"
Mn. SERMONS need not publish any Price
CtfTTeHt of his glasses. as those who have tried
them know fully well, had they paid double
the amount for them they would have been
eheapatany price, but this he will say that they
arenot charged more than they are sold at their
establishment in England, and their Agents in
Ne,c York, Neie Orleans aud Baltimore. In re-
peating my thanks for the liberal patronage
and in assuring all those who have not yet
provided themselves with them, that this is
the
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Special N o tt ce.


Having, since IN arrival hire, sufficiently lrovci
that the testimonials 1d references " TIA which -
Introduced ~, self, were Grscrvrdy such charar-
ter as TO cutb t. gain similar ones from most
respect bic citizrus he:e who have placed them
Ives tn'cr my tr"'tmcrt, thrr Tor l1-F IS or
f,r diseases OF the BYE beg now to give notice TO
all those who need my PROBES 'SAr services that
they will benefit tncnsevc aud dO justice T. me, 10
they will apply at once, as some c.scS naAs require
my special atteGton Tor sons uu' pas ticu Jary "a
OF the Eye. would further state tsat after tc @3rd
inst. my stay viii be SCI limited that VIII under.
take which will either require such sursca op
erations that will need my attention after tucr per
Torrance, case that may r,q.t.e lengthy treat
from my own hands, therefore It viii be the
advantage OF patients, who intend TO be treated by
me, 10 apply at once or before that date.
+. A. Won AOSCHZISKER,
Ocullst and Aurisi-
ST. cLoUD HorEI, Feb. o, ls5e-dAwu uRAG
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pp Gelfgrapb.


WASHINGTON Feb. 9.-Bigler made an elab-
crate speech in favor of increasing the re-
venue by mixed specific and ad uaLoren duties.
The subject was postponed.
Green reported against the organization of
Jefferson Territory.
HoUsE.-The house passed the appropria-
ton bill after striking out 5000 coo mileage
$4,000 for furniture repairs and packing
boxes, $4,000 for the Congressional Globe and
reporting 100000 for workmen at the San
Francisco mint, and $4,000 from the appro-
priatlon for the New York assay Office SIPS
600 for the purchase of property in New
York, leased for courts. and reducing the ap-
preparation for the wOrkmen at the New Or
loans mint to $1,000 and adding Sl75 900
to supply the former printing deficiency.
Branch reported back the bill appropriating
thirty millions to settle difficulties with Spain.
SENATE-T combs made a long and eloquent
reply to Bigler's tariff speech of yesterday.
The Navy Department has been officially
advised OF the visit search, and burning of the
American Brig Rufus Soule, Capt. Anderson,
from Matanzas by the British cruiser Viper
near Banda on the coast of Africa
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Pacific Railroad.

MARSHALL. Texas, February 1.-The South
ern Pacific Railroad compromise has failed.
The amount of unobjectionable claims was re-
duced to Sl48,O00, leaving $4,000 for fur
Their examination. Fowlkes refused payment
unless the road was delivered over to the old
company under the final award. The Arbi-
tration Committee thereupOn resigned, giving
the award in favor of the new company The
Convention. however. resolved that Fowlkes
might take possession of the road west OF
Marshall.
MEMPHIS, Feb. 9.-The Pacific Railroad
Convention after two days session, adjourned
last night. A report was adopted that the
best practicable route to connect the Eastern
andsWestern portions of the Union is from
Memphis, via Little Rock, Fulton and
III Paso to San Diego. The Convention was
well attended, and the proceedings interest
inc
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rRoM raK nky. ). 3. nAKwkI.

After about lessons, OF an hour each, in Phonog.
raphy from Mr.. DoIHEAK, found 10 my astonshmen,
that had far mastered lis principles as 10 b. able
90 write the first Psalm easily and quickly az in
the common method. little subsequent practice
has enabled nae To attain 70 speed OF sixty words
per minute, although my Iessons se not yea com
pleted. Without any extraordinary effort on my
part, lind my speed in writing rapidly and con-
stintly increasing.
II does NOT require years OF practice 10 make enc
expert in writing Phonography; for tho - slem Of
Mr.. ID IS 50 very simple, his panoramic illuslra
tons so plain that any ordinary mind can eompre.
bend the whole IN few hours.
Children learn 1t as readily as grown persons. In
the class with myself are several li.lie boys irom
seven TO ten years old, whose progress has been AZ
RAPID as that Of any older member Of class.
rHls system Of short hand should be taught In all
our schools and colleges by ID much time. labor
and expense would be saved. It's bsneal in Tia a.
RESPECTS can be appreciated only b. those who have
e.Joyed thsi1- }. Il. hARMEIL-
NAsiHI.ik, feb. 2, 1859
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Describing the funeral service of Prescott,
the historian, The Boston Post says that with
''good judgement, not often seen, no words
"of eulogy or of cXhortation were spoken
cover the honorcd remains; but a simple form
''of prayer, the language OF inspiration which
''has been canonizcd by the religious seuti-
''ment of ages and strains of divine song.
''were the only sounds that were heard
The solemn stiffness of the mourning Ihrong
"spoke the prevalent depth of feeling"
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THE SEIiYirsS

Prepared by JAS WILLIAMS for the cure of DYS-
PEPSY, and nothing but DYSPEPSY, (as advertised in
another column has, by its own merits, obtained for
itself so high reputation in Philadelphia that Physi-
clans acquainted with its properties using them
selves and prescribing it To their patients convinced
by observation Of its great efficacy in restoring the
disordered digestive organs healthy Junction. NJ
merous cases of Dyspepsy, Of the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned as incurable by
some of the Medical Faculty have by the Of this
Elixir been restored perfect health as atested Ger
Gates testify aprI3-Iy
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Commerfial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE, I
NASHVILLE, Feb. 10, 1859.

The money market continues easy in all
commercial transactions. On the street, the
best long paper caaeot be cashed for lesssthan
Ii to II p cent p month.
COTTON-Market dull-very little offer
ing-the decline during the week has been at
least cent.
SUGAR.-We quote brown at to 81 cent.
in hogsheads, and cent more on barrels
BACON-The market firm, at SIC from
wagons, hog round.
LARD-Is stiff at IL cents.
WHEAT-For a strictly prime article 81
to 10 will be paid.
TOBACCO-Sa at FISHER, WIRELESS &
Co.'s yesterday, at SO 40, 80, 35. rs.
4 40. 80. At A. HAMILToN's 80 hhds at
SIS 90, 5 20, IS, so, 5 IS, 20. SIS,
95, 3 IS, 5 65, 4 TO- 90, 7 so, 80, 7 so,
O5, 7 20. Z 35,7 10. Z IS. 7 80, Z 60, 6 25.
5 90, 90, 20, IS, 4 As, 4 80, so.
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IN A S III L F.:
THURSDAY MORNING, FEBY 10, 1859
a-The beautiful Opera of La sonna,sbulo

IL Ezs-The beautiful Opera of La Sonndpabula
viii be presented at the Gaiety, tonight. The
COOPER TROUPE have secured many admirers
by their previous performances. Miss MHNER
is an artiae of unquestionably high merit,
while Messrs, Cook and BOWLER fully
deserve the high praise the press OF other
cities have lavished upon them. Should the
weather prove favorable, there is no doubt
but they will be greeted tonight by large
and brilliant audience. Their engagement is
limited. and those who wish to hear them
should do so at once.
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THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, NEW YORK
We are gratiled to find that this Hotel. which
is over TATLoR's celebrated Saloons, is enjoy
ing an extensive patronage Situated IN the
most central part of the city. and conducted
by one of New York's most entcrprising men,
it is entitled to the patronage Of visitors. and
We are not surprised to hear Of its success.
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NOTICE.

have been informed that it has been currently
mored in the country, by those interested, that no
person is allowed to bring their produce provis-
ions to the Nashville market without having first
tanned a license and become renter or stall. All
persons who produce what they bring to the market
admitted FREE of license, and the recent law is
applicable Only to Hucksters, who required to
take out license, and subjected to penalty if they
forestal, mOnopolize, regrate engross.
W. MAT BROWN, LIST Clerk of the
febS-2t Nashville Market Place.
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@- Miss SALLIE ST. CLAIR takes benefit
at the Varieties to-night-she appearing in
two charters-besidcs songs and dances. a
little musical prodigy three years old, will
sing "Comin' thro' the Rye" Mr.. G. A.
HoUGH. eommedian. will also make his first
appearance on this occasion. The many adj
mirers of the charming and talented bsnef-
ciary will not permit the occasion to pass
without a substantial token of their admlra-
ton for her as an actress and lady. Let
there be an OVERLOOKING house.
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The EUe1iag Bulletin, a new daily Journal,
made its appearance in this city last Monday.
1t is published by 7. NJ. HUGHES q Co.. and
edited by Dr. JNO. w. SEWER. The paper
is gotten up in good taste, and will be edited
with much ability, DR.. S. being an able
writer and not altogether inexperienced as
an editor. We wish the entire concern I'M
measured success.
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Ras- The entertainment given last night at
Odd Fellows Hail. by KINNEY d Co.'s Juve-
nile Campbell Ministries. we regret to say,
was sparsely attended. though we presume 1t
was owing 10 the inclemency OF the weather.
We trust this young and promising troupe
will be greeted Tonight by full house, on
which occAsionhn entire chang ofprogramme
will be introduced. embracing many new and
popular songs, dances. 81.
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rss- The Sparta Times says, ave learn that
a man calling himself DR.. JOHNSTON was ar
rested in jamestown Fentress county, one
day last week, on a charge Of passing and
having in his possession counterfeit money,
aud was awaiting his trial Fifty dollar bills
to large amount, on the Bank Of Hamburg,
South Carolina, were fund upon his person,
Us we learn"
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LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA &c. are

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 febl-2w
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sIATk Dol 1850. ~ ranLIEn,s o,rcr.

sfArE OF IENNss~EE, Cox TgoLIER's OFFrCR
NA~INIttE, January 18th, 1899 [
THIS ~ 10 certify that The HOAX INSURANCE CoMPINY
located "a New York, IA the state OF New York has
computed with all tn requirements OF an act pass
by tuy Geucral Assembly of the state of Tcuur.s.s
w March, 1895, entitled "Au Act To REGULATE tae
aSehct's OF Insurance Companies not incorporated
~ TIE state Of Tennessee and that JOS NAsu and
W }. MAXI are the legally authorized agents of sad
Company IA tic city ct MAST vite stat 81 tennessee
). {. DUNLAP, Comptroller.
intelrs issued AMI renewed in this reliable Insur
anee company, al fair rates, once No IS College
street, Nashville Tenn.
J'n-'-" NASH MARI, Agents.
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Gold Near sioux Civ.

ST.. LOUIS. Feb. 9.-Maj Culvertson has ar
rived from Sioux City He reports gold
abundant, and with Sl4 to SIS an ounce. 1t
is found on the divide between the Missouri
and Columbia rivers, near Stevens's pass, aud
almost apprOachable by steamboats,
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Steamboat Collision.

VICKsBURG, Feb. S.-The steamer Cherokee.
from New Orleans, for the Tennessee river,
collided with the steamer Mckee, opposite
Island Ninety-three, yesterday. The Chero-
kee sunk. She can be raised. No lives lost
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River News.

LOUISVILLE. Feb. 9.-NoOn.-Riyer falling
with feet 10 inches water in the canal
ST. Louis, Jan. 9.-The river is stationary
with 8 feet water TO Cairo. There is an
abundance Of running ice The upper streams
are nearly closed with ice.
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The Mater-Cme Journal.

Hydropathy, It's Philosophy and Practice; Physioi.
egy Anatomy and the Laws Of Lie and Health. 81
year.
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I.IABlIITIES

The greatest amount insured on anv one risk is
$50 900, but Wall not d general rule exceed $40
900. 49,
Inc company have no general rule as to the amount
'st"Me" !" De insured IA any city, town village or
uIth, 4 being the intention of the Company To dis
r butte ITS risks IN such manner as not 10 lose NOR.
uIIH $4,000 by single tire.
y" part "l IT'S Calhti or earnings are deposited In
any other state as security for loss sthsreln
An 1t 'sted copy OF th- Charter or Act OF Incor-
porStiOn accompanies tins Statement.
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sr. CIouD HorEI, Feb. o, ls5e-d.
PhDnO.rnnEY.

Toes i require years To learn 10 write in Phonog.
raphyf Let those Who have reported SO reconcile
their statement with the following experience.
There is no parent ia Nashville who Is able To have
this branch tau ht that would lose IL
they knew tie great advantages of this art and The
ease with which IL be learned.
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gzs- Although yesterday was disagreed
bic and unpleasant day, S. a. G. NOEL & Co.
disposed of large quantity of well assorted
groceries ut their auction sale.
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Penitentiary Partially Destroyed by

ST.. LOUIS. Feb. 9.-"he Penitentiary at
Alton is partially destroyed by fire. caused
by an incendiary. No prisoners escaped.
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Gs- The Masons of Virginia are subscri-
hing literally to the Mount Vernon Fund
The order in South Carolina have already
almost to 4 man contributed TO the Fund.
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We quote
Charleston Market

Is unsettled and parties awaiting steamers accounts
prices favor of buyers. Sales this morning =
200 bales at IL 10 II cts
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Scbooner burned ar Sea

BOSToN, Feb. 9.-The Schooner Marcia from
Rockland, for New Orleans, burned at sea on
the 4th- The crew were rescued.
The steamer Niagara sailed for Liverpool
to-day with $4,000 specie.
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ould al once be- attended 10.

Should at once be attended to.
HooFLAND's GERMAN BrTTERs, prepared by Or. C NJ
Jackson, Philadelphia Pa and sold by Druggists and
dealers in medicines everywhere will cure all dseas-
arising from disordered Liver or stomach.
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STAIR OF NEW YORK

Ity anu Co ,nty OF New York 81
'HAkLEs j. MARTIN, President and j NiLroN Surs
secretary OF the HOME INSURA nee COMPANY be,
mE s'N'Ttliy duly sworn, depose and say, ami each
'nr hn -eI says, that the foregoing Is true full and
correct sttement Of the AFFAIRS of the SAID Corpor.
u"ur and that they are the above described onicers
thereof.
S'S"ed, CHARLES J. MARTIN, President
Sguvd, j. MurtN SNUg Sy.r.tarv
subscribed add sworn before me tlis 2Ith day OF
January, A. D., 1899.
BENJAMIN RANKIN,
L." - Commissioner for tennessee
NnNN NnrL
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River rising with 10 feet water on the
Shoals.
For C1SCINNATI.-The regular passenger
and freight steamer Reliance will leave "a
above, this day. at IL o'clock precisely. The
Reliance is one of the most punctual steamers
in the trade. and has superior accommoda-
tions for the travelling public. Her captain,
JNo. l.. BRUCE. is true type OF the Kentucky
gentleman-open, frank and magnanimous.
Her crew throughout are most excellent,
comprising full list Of attentive and aiable
gentlemen. The Rlliance Was dctain' d yes
.crday in consequence of inclement weather
Secure rooms early.
The Lebanon from Cincinnati, is due, and
will be at the levee today.
The f. Hoorard, from New Orleans, arrived
yesterday. with good freight list.
The L. Walsh, for New Orleans, dropped
down to the pork house last evening, where
she will take on a large lot of pork.
The 4cacia Cottage is receiving freight for
up the river.
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EYE!
NASHVILLE, Feb. 4. 1852.

NASHVILLE. Feb. 4, 1852.
DEAR SIR;--Nothing can afford me more pleasure
than TO offer you my thanks for the prompt relief
which you have brought % my sight My profess
sional duties have lately weakened my eyes so
much as 10 prevent me almost from reading in the
evening, and il with the greatest efforts that
could really do 500 but these efforts followed on
the next day by heavy pains in both eyes and con-
slant inflammation, which the more. trying for
me as always could only make OF eye,
Qhe right one being covered by A,freckle from In
fancy.)
Your arrival in this city has been highly beneficial
10 me. You have not only in a very few days reiev.
ed me Of pain and Inflammation, but you have also
strengthened my sight, and gr ally relieved the free
kle which covered my other eye. All this done
without any cessation Of my professional duties, and
al the expense OF the most trniHg which ever
could be paid 10 any physician.
In expressing you my satisfaction intend merely
to do justice 20 your eminent skill oculist and
whenever this testimonial be OF any use / " ish
you TO publish IL for your advantage, Onny side
Twin always CONFIRM this statement verbally.
Yours, truly,
PROFESSOR A. FRIsE.
DR. MoscBEIsKER, ST. Cloud Hotel.
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rIonetary and FINANCIAL.

MEMPHIS, Feb. Large amounts OF money have
been brought here from abroad. attracted part by
the high rates OF interest which commanded and part
for speculation and the purchase of real estate The
folders of most OF the money were disposed look
around and watch chances for permanent investment
and in the interregnum invested it in short time first
class paper, which has been eagerly sought for and
purchased at l9lA p cent 2 month, while good Sc
cond class was readily negotiated at 22A q cent.
We hear of but few p operations nowadays
and until the banks assume TO themselves again
higher law than public opinion, shall not
reign Of terror such existed here twelve month
ago.
Our market has been beautifully supplied with Ex-
change on ali points. We continue quote Eastern
al = discount, buying-Z premium, selling and
Ne" Orleans at par, buying-selling u p cent. pre-
MUM.
We see it stated that Col S. Mitchell sold his planta-
ton in Arkansas County, containing 900 acres, for
one hundred thousand dollars The Purchaser was c.
III Bynum, OF Alabama. We have heard Of several
sales of plantations recently, highly improved,
rates ranging from $40 10 500 p The immense
emigration 10 Arkansas is unparalleled in the history Of
any Southwestern state. Hundreds of negroes en-
bark daily from tins place to the river counties OF
that state.
LARGE SALE OF TENNESSEE SECURTTEs.-On Thursday
Sd INST, Ia New York, Mr.. Draper held very spirit
Ell sales of Tennessee Endorsements for account Of the
Comptroller of the Tennessee Banking Department with
the following result the prices being above the
private sales of the class of securities The
Bonds bear q cent. interest, and solI with
interest from January l