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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-03

PROCEEDINGS OF THE MEETING CALLED TO IN
vEsrIGATE THE CASE OF J. R. GRAVES.
TUESDAY NIGHT, March 2. 1859.
The meeting was assembled in Odd Fellows
Hall After prayer by Rev. NJ. +. Ham of KY,
who was temporarily appointed Moderator.
the names of delegates from various churches
were received, list OF which is as follows:
DELEGATES.
Pleasant Grove-Rev. r. r. Barton, T. H.
Estes.
Concord-Jas. S. Mitchell, L. NJ Barns.
Mill C-eek-Rev. E. d. Stephenson, DIR. G.
w. Everett.
New Bethel-JamesS S. Hit, W. b. Trenary
Bethel-E. A. McNeaI, Kinchen Thicker.
Rutland's-H Carer, w. G. Rutland.
Little Cedar Lick M. j. Green, d. E.
Smith.
Antioch. M. Fitshugh, J. NJ Baker.
New Hoppe w. Hagar. reter Melville.
Bradley's Creek-W. II. Grinneat, J. ].
Mar in.
Union-Rev. John Bond. J. W. Edwards.
Cherry Street, p. Alderman, r. Ford.
Spencer's Lick-E. w: Vaughn, j. Bates.
r. Valley-No delegate.
Fellowship-John Landers, j. B. Goodwin.
Salem ED. n. NJ. Green. b. F. Butler.
McCrory's Creek-E. w. Halle, w. D.
Baker.
Mt. Olivet-J. T. Gramont J. c. Lawrens
Murfreesboro'-H. Lowe. J. L. Fletcher.
Enon-B. Ferguson, n. b. Reed.
First Oh. Nashville-No delegate.
Cdrmcl- -
The Council then went into the election of
Moderator and Mr.. c. J. MARTIN, of Bradley's
Creek. was elected by reclamation. who, after
few Introductory remarks, in which he
stat,d the Objects of the meeting, announced
that the house ready for business.
Mr.. FLETCHER NOV, d that visiting brethren
be invited to take part in the proceedings
A motion was made to 90 into the election
Of Recording Secretary, and Mr.. I. ID. Jones
was elected
The organization being complete, the coun-
Gil proceed, d to business.
The Moderator announced that the Rev. j..
X. Graves was present. and motion was
made that he be allowed to address the meet
ing, in order to answer certain charges pre-
terr, against him.
After some little discussion, the motion was
carried, and MIR. Graves proceeded to address
the meeting in his fence, stating that he had
been charged in pamphlet with atrocionsly
slaidrring and libeling his pastor gave a
cursory review of his editorial career, and
history OF the Tennessee Ba6tist newspaper,
since his connection with it. The speech was
continued until late hour, when a motion
was made to adjourn, and the speech was to
conclude on the following morning.
The meeting then adjournsd to 9 o'clock
Wednesday.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-03

Mr. LIONEL. Observation-Disclosures the COM
pany at the Gaiety,"is the name of this
gcntleman; we have for several years been
personally acquainted with him-since his
first appearance in this city in lS5l-and
have never, in his department as such, seen
anything to prove him otherwise than that OF
a cLeUer JelLolc, in both tue American and
English sense of the word" In his role he
cannot be surpassed 10y any one on the
American boards, as for instance, many OF
our thea re-goers, who have heretofore wit
n ,ssed him in the exceedingly difficult charac-
ter of tue Mock Duke in the Honey Woon," and
Peter Spike in the = Loan Of LOUer," aud last,
but not least, his Cousin Joe, in the . Rough
Diamond" can we are sure, testify TO their
inimitable PRESERVATION. 1t matters not III
what character he is cast, whether good or
bad his conception never fails to bring it into
notice Now that our energetic manager
has engaged him for the season, we hope
that the engagement may prove to him, as II
does to us-a happy aud successful one-and
ON every occasion, be greeted with large and
brilliant houses.
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From washington.

WASHINGTON, March I.-Mr. Stuart. of
Michigan, moved TO amend the Post Office
Appropriation Bill, reducing Butterfield' Is
overland mail contract to weekly service.
at $4,000, instead of 100000 per annum,
and establishing weekly mail from st. Jo-
seph to Placerville; also from Kansas City
to Stockton. Adopted.
WASHINGTON. March 2.-SENATE.-The Ma
val Appropriation Bill. after several amend
ments was passed, The Miscellaneous APP
preparation Bill was taken up.
Mr.. Benjamin's amendment to appropriate
S350,000 TO continue the New Orleans Gus
tom House, was lost Yeas Is. nays 20.
An amendment for the issue of twenty
millions Treasury notes was adopted.
HoUsE.--The bill approprating $4,000
for deepening the st. Clair Flats Channel
passed. The mail steamer bill was recon-
sidered and rejected. Mileage was restored
to the Legislative Appropriation Bill.
The House passed resolution comforting
on Commodore Stuart the commission as
senior flag officer of the Navy. The Senate
bill extending the judicial system over Ore
gon passed.
Postmaster-General Brown is recovering
from a severe attack of pneumonia.
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CE5@ The performances of Miss LOGAN Tor
the past three nights have indeed been supe-
ror. She has for several years been esteemed
by many of the Nashville p ople, as one oil
the very best actresses Oh the American stage
and she has now still stronger hold on the
public admiration. We have witnessed her
personations very often. aud almost from the
time she made her debut as an actress-and
always with pleasure and admiration-but
never with a higher sense of her power and
ability than during her present engagement.
As high as she stood in our estimation beior {,
her powerful and impressive acting. in the
three characters of Eoadne, Julia aud Blanca
have still further elevated her.
Tonight she will play the part OF Lazy
Gan Spanker, which will enable her friends TO
witness triumph in comedy. The entire
cast tonight is a strong and appropriate one.
The performances will conclude with the
"Codjugal Lesson" Mr.. BERNARD and Mrs.
HENDERSON as the matrimonial couple. The
bill is an excellent one.
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re- THE EDrNBURGH REVIEW, January,
1859. has Just been received, and we have not
vet had time to examine il as critically as we
wish Those sterling periodicalsare not such
as Won Can sit down to after supper. and get
through in time, (reading all that's readable.
tool to crack your nuts, eat your apples, and
take game of eacl,re with I" dear Mary Ann. ,
before your hour for retiring" in search Of
that 'repose which ever awaits the young
and innocent"
They are not made to be 'read slightly"
as we once heard young Lady express her
manner Of perusing Rose Clark No; a
fellow. if he reads them at all, must read
all III. sense out of thm," as the little boy
said about his dictionary, and that what
we aim to do. We want To get the sense
of these excellent works into our own head
and if ev,ryl oily who reads made the
same effort. why we should all be I'M
mensely wiser than we now are So moteit be-
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Commercial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE, I
NASHVILLE, March 8. 1859. !


Business has been brisk in all of its depart
ments this week. In money matters there
has been no change except slight apprecia-
ton in the price of exchange.
The river continues in excellent condition
for navigation, and is rising.
COTTON The market has been steady
since our last weekly review, and prices the
past two days were stiffening. Sales up to
Tuesday evening of 500 bales; and yesterday
about so bales at s4@lo4c. In one instance
as high as 10 &c was paid. There is still
large quantity of cotton in store in our ware
houses.
TOBACCO-We quote loose Leaf at 22@
53@6c; priced 3a97 80.
Sales to Tuesday evening 10 hhds; and
yesterday at Fisher. Wheless d Co.'s IA hhds,
at 4 O5, 6 O5, TO- 90, 7 80, 4 As, 2 90,
O5. 80, 4 IS, rs, 7 90, IS, 4 40;
and 3s hhds at A. Hamilton's, 10, 80,
5 so. 6 95, s5. 20, 20, 5 40, rs,
As, so. 6 05. 40, Z IS, %, 60,
A 10, 6 40, 20, 6 As, 5 80, IS, 40.
6 90, 4 40, 8 95, SIS, 6 90, IS, 60.
5 90, 65, so. 4 Is, SO, rs, 90,
90.
BACON Has sensibly declined within the
past three days We now quote it at sc hog
round; shoulders &c; hams 9; sides 9(S10c p
ID, from wagons.
LARD-Sells readily at l02@11c p ID.
CHEESE-Western Reserve is now selling
at I1@I2ac p h.
FLOUR-The market is steady and prices
firm. We quote extra at Sc 50(9S7; super
fine SIS 5O@s6.
WHEAT-There is a good demand for
wheat, and prime article sells promptly at
SIC9sl 10; good 10000; inferior 7O@75c.
p bushel.
CORN-Is selling at 60 cents p bushel
and sacks furnished. The demand is fair and
receipts considerable.
COFFEE-Rio l24@12ac; Laguayra 14@
15c; Java lsa(92Oc p ID. Stock ample.
SUGAR-The market is well supplied, and
we quote 63@sc for choice, in hhds.; in bar
rels an advance of 3@4c on these figures.
Loaf, crushed and powdered are selling at
12kc p ID.
MOLASSES In barrels 371@39c p gal
Ion; in half bbls 4l043c R gallon; sugar
house 4O@45c; golden syrup 6O(@SOc; chi
nese sugar cane syrup soc p gallon. The
supply of these articles is limited.
SALT-Barrel SOC p bushel; fine sack 81
so; coarse; none in market.
OILS manufacturers price 81 10
p gallon; Linseed Csc; Sperm 50 20; Tan
ner's 759Sl p gallon.
FEATHERS-In demand at 40(941c p b
for live geese.
GINSENG-Sells at SOC p h.
FRUITS-Raisins 50 so p box for NJ. R.;
dried apples 50 oO(92 Is p bushel; peeled
peaches 81 5O@4 IS; unpeeled s3(@3 Is.
HIDES-Green sc; dry sailed (Southern)
10c p ID.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sole. oak tanned,
SOC; skrting 80; hemlock u; harness 279
soc p ID.
SEEDS-Clover 81 25C97 so p bushel;
Milett l 2O9I %; Timothy 1908 90;
Flax 20; Herds Grass 25(Gl SO; Clean
blue grass l 1902 90; Stripped 259I 40;
Orchard l so: Hungarian so.
WHISKY -Rectifed 25c p gallon.
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N A S HI " IL F.:
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 8, 1859
TIE ECLECTIC FOR MARCH, ls5s.-withOui

THE ECLECTIC FOR MARCH, 1S59.-Without
exaggeration, We may well style this a right
royal number of our favorite periodical.
Besides splendid portrait of Mrs. LOUIS Ma
PoLEoN, Empress of the French. world-re-
nowned for her exquisite personal charms.
we have fine double portrait of s. Onr King,
Maria Theresa" and her Prime Minister,
Prince Kaunitz. The picture CT EUGENE is
from an original portrait by WINTERHAL-
TER, the celebrated court painter, so that we
may look upon il as authentic, of course.
The form is observation-disclosures and arms es-
pecially are perfection-but the face of the
picture has something of worn look. and is
not so peerlessly beautiful as we had sup
posed Mrs. NAPOLEON III. To us she looks
ennuyee, notwithstanding that she has one
crown on her head and another under her
hand-reckon that's her husbands. though,
if she gets the upper hand " of him, she is
Smarter than most folks, certain.
The letter press of this number is Of unu-
enally choice material. Everybody and
his wife" ought to read MY Ghost George
Sand on Prince Talleyrand," and the - False
Morality of Lady Novelists." The latter is
one Of the best written articles we eUT re-
member to have read; and, though disposed
to take up for the ladies always, we con-
fess that these structures are truth, every
word TRUTH
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ES- The concert of Miss GEoRGlNA PAIGE,
as heretofore announced, will take place at
Odd Fellows Hall, tomorrow night. She
will be assisted by her sister, Miss EMILE. \
great many of our citizens have had an OPP
portunity of Judging of the musical talents
of Miss PAIGE, as she has occasional y ap
peared there in amateur concerts. She has
also sang, ON several occasions, at Cincinnati,
swhere she is regarded with the highest favor.
The press of that city has spoken OF her IN
terms of undivided praise. We hope she will
have u full house tomorrow night.
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steamboat and niver News.

ARRIVED.
March CUBA, Paducab.
Rock City, Waitsboro.
DEPARTED.
2-Lightfoot, Cincinnati.
Cuba, Paducah.
The river was rising slowly yesterday.
The steamer Minnetonka, is the regular U.
S. Mail packet for Memphis tomorrow at
IL NJ.
The steamer E. Hoscard from New Orleans,
is expected to-day.
The Nashpiue is at the wharf receiving
freight for the Crescent City. She leaves on
next Saturday.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-03

Es0- Hon. THoS. +. MARSHALL entered. last
night, on a review OF the American Revulu-
tion, aud most eloquently discussed the
events which led to and precipitattd that
most memorable event. He will conclude
the series tonight, 10y "a review of the life
aad character OF Gen. GEoRGE WASHINGTON !;
"A theme fsIly commensurate with the charm
ilg eloquence of the gifted SPEAKER l his
discourse will be delivered IN the lecture bail
Of Sicily Medical Collesc, commencing at
hal ast o'clock.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Feb. % p. M-COFFEE-We have no
transactions to report in Coffee to-day For correct
tement of the market refer to the Circular Of
Ne srs. White Elder, published below
WEEKLY COFFEE Report The market maintains it
nrmness, without change in prices. Transactions of
the week sum up 900 bags Rio, viz: 5000 bags OF
the Blue Wings IL q Nc and 900 bags from
second hand at IL a To l1s4c, for only fair TO good
quality. The stock i'll all hands is about 900 bags,
including 3 900 bags in second hands We note some
deterioration in the quality Of the receipts from Rio
since the LIST January, compared with former car
goes Fine grades are becoming very scarce, and to
judge by late advices from Rio, may continue
some time to come We quote prime Rio at lie: good
llAc, fair IL lsc Laguayra II TO l3c; Java l4H to
l5c. WHITE ELDER,
(.,fc.a Rra
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Markets.

New York. March 2-Cotton bouya ant;
sales 1900 bales at l29l2s. Corn quiet;
sales 81 500 bushels; white IS. Mess pork
firm at II 50(9lS. Lard dull at lliG9I2s.
Sugar firm at 74@S.
CINCINNATI. March Flour active at IS
as So. Whisky 25s. Mess pork held at
II so Lard in bbls lls(91l3. Sugar and
Molasses very dull; receipts large and stocks
rapidly increasing; quotations nominal.
Molasses 35936; sugar 6aG973.
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THE RETAIL SuoE TRADE.-B. II. CUTTER,
corner of Broadway aud Cnll'gc, Is in receipt
of the gr alter portion OF his supplies OF spring
and summ,r goods. During his recent trip
East. he made his purchases in person, of the
manufacturers. and took pains to get the very
best stock that could he had His assortment
embraces Il great variety, and in point OF quail
ty is first-rate Ladies and gentlemen wish
ing to obtain the latest supplies of shoes and
boots, should give him a call.
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es At the Varieties, this evening, Mr..
RUDoLPHsEN will have benefit. This is the
first occasion when this most clever vocalist
has appeared before the public of Nashville
for benefit, and we sincerely trust the
fitness OF the house, may be commensurate
with his distinguished merits. lie has the
sweetest of masculine voice, and il is highly
guilty ated. The full strength of the company
will be employed In presenting La SoHHa"abuie,
in the best manner possible
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ARRAY at HawesviIIe. Ky.

LOUISVILLE, March 2.-While Cicero Max
well, Prosecuting Attorney, was addressing
the Court, at Hawesville, to-day, he was gross
ly insulted by language from Thomas S. Low,
between whom an old political feud existed.
Maxwell and friends fired at Low, wounding
him i'll several places, and killing John AL
bridge, friend of Low, and wOunding VIM.
Miller. Low was committed TO Jail for pro-
tnclinn
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To Florists and Amateurs or
Gardeuin.. Ft

xxrE nave lusi resolved from New Yosk and Phfi-
w aAelphia, Rendering lmpiemeas Ior Lao.-z
sa6 Cliitrea a seiz, cheap
ms AvarAscalor " fruping shears, Ger rrunlax
an tflIazzlag trees.
fole preniilE s1cars feF aruniag finfs shrubs kc.
Iafiess fEanitE rhe@Fs-i.xtf, co1F e1ient -ltx.e4
sor prunlsK HISS baEiles, snruoberYs &c.
Fio~er ! ssors escfsl 10 gathering Roses aa1 9th
er ao1ers Nllch have lhorn, kle1-s-
tlsr1en Iro1elE ~ various slxrss 0arlcn t4kes.
aeedins and ffaEslilanttsg tpEks; 1rianklo Nc<<
FrrnlnE SaNs soo Chis<is; Hnd1ing klIses-
Gzrden knls ana Lnes, o4rae1 >FrtAEcs-
U4ssrlne fcls. kc. Spades, cneFeis, l.=es. &C.
fobiT MACKENZIE a Ni>Chl<I
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DOCTOR HOOFLAND,S
CELEBRATED
G L IL Nj 4 n BIT Il l. IL s.
DR.. C. NJ. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
WILL EFTEcTuAIY CURE

DR. C. NJ. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
WILL nTEcTuALY CURE
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Iaundice, Chronic or Ner-
vous Debility, Diseases ofthe Kidneys and all dseas-
arising from disordered Liver stomach, such
Constipation, Inward Piles, Funess Of Blood TO the
Head, Acidity OF the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn.
Disgust for Food Fuilness Weight in the stomach
Sour Eructatons, Sinking Fuitering the PIT OF
the Stomach, swimming OF the Head, Hurried and
Difficult Breathing, Fiuttering at the Heart, Choking
suE.catng sensations In a lying postu re
Dimness OF Vision, Dots Webs before the sight, Fe
yer and duh pain the Head, Deficiency OF Perspra-
ton, Yellowness OF the skin and Eyes, Pain in the
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, sc Sudden Fiushes Il
Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Constant Imagining of
Evil, and sreat Dcpre sion Of Spirits.
These BiIters sold at IS cents per bottle, by
druggists and dealers Medicines every where.
marl-lm
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All persons who have been induced 70 buy Sewing
MACHINES which viii not perform ths work that pur'
ei,azsrs expected them do, informed that sing
Is Machines never f-is 70 do Aay kind u work. No
oae is ever disappointed in thsss aAehines.. $50
m-r.-f j. 7. LORD, Agent
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= rs- In our notice of the Cincinnati Dolly
Pres yesterday, the types made us say The
Editor. Mr.. REED is one of the "oidest
journalists in the United States" We wrote
il abless Mr.. REED Is yet young man.
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sIiERIFF,s SALE.

QY virtue ui Netsdilloal exlonas 10 tae direct
ID ed, aud delivered from the Honorable Great
curt of Davidson CO., Tenn, al lis January t'rsni
1889 will eNpose 10 liahue sale Ia the higaest hst
der or cash ~ the Court house yard gate tir City
Of Nashyllie, SATURDAY, Ifik 5fH DAY uF
AAit lsos ala tae right, tits, claim, ztad es
tstc which J. q. kellnes then had may have sine
acquired IA a1Ia "a tie follows ng described keas Is
tats, te-Slt. Lots Aos ad ~ IA Tao lLsa 81 Lots
south Nashsile eet1ugag 10 J. NJ IF = Estate,
Lad out b! H. e Mar eli. aud reg steFed ia The Regis
tsr's eihee II NV usrB eounty, book No. n aud
Iase ei5, tie beng lots decided }. q. sei-
lows ~ 1. j. AGnlio d, L 4 Al, may be BY
eereHce o. eea IA hsg ster's oiice u ltixls CO.,
book No -, pages 10 4ad .05, being lesied a.
the property J, q. Fellows, 10 satisfy a gmsnt
FendeEed Ct Charles Levitt against Jalsex
Z. baldwin aEA J. q. fciie~s. February 4, lass.
J. n. HINTON, sbera
81 Daydsoa county,
feb5-td by r c. nRAkk, Dstfy sbern.
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NASHVILLE. Tenn. March lst. 1859.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March LIST, 1859.
1t affords me great pleasure to say that Mr..
E. T. HURLBURT has tuned Piano Fortes for me
on several occasions in the most perfect man
ner and warmly recommend him to all who
wish their instruments kept in good order.
ii. C. COOPER,
mar3-It Violinist, &c.
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NOVz CHI.
TO COUNTRY MERCHA ANTS.

We are selling many articles Of HARDWARE,
sbeng part of KIRKMAN EIIIs's last IMPORTATION"
at a small advance ST for CASH. Our NEW STOCK,
which is being made complete by daily arrivals, we
offer at reduced prices for Cash ar negotiable paper
V, can ave money by buying your Hardware at
"a Public Square, kIRKNAN ELIlss old stand, from
feb2S-n MCCALL. X co.
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reported RemoyaI of sart

New YORK, March 2-The Washington
correspondent of the New York Times says
Sartiges is removed and Viscount de Seree
taken his Mace
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Santa Fe all.

The Santa Fe mail brings a copy of strin-
gent laws of the Legislature of New Mexico,
for protecting property in slaves and prohib-
iting emancipation III that Territory.
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SIII,RIEE,S SALE.

DY virtue o "A b IA to me difected, and deliv-
I'D cred from the honorable Circuit Court OF David
county Tennessee at It's Jan ary term, 1883 viii
expose public sale 10 the highest bidder for cash,
the Court House yard Ia the ciiy al Nashville,
SATURDAY THE STA DAY Or MARCH, 1859, all
the right title claim interest AMI estate which ge
:. Boil ng then had, may have since acquired IN
and % the following described Negro Mtnal, a.stned
Matilda, aged about - years, 81 black eeinple
levied GA a. The property u ee,rge = olsng 60 sat
isfy la nay hands VA ay"r OF X. &. Ba a
uy against a. u. Mo e. e-afge y Boiling and x. y.
Boiling. February 81, 1893
JAS Al. HINIuN sheriff OF Davidson CO.
feb3-ta by h. BAAAcH, Deputy sheriff.
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The .Elixir,.

Prepare Dr. JAS. WILLIAMS FOR the cure ofDYs
PEPsY, DYSPEPSY, las advertised in
another IRIS by It's OWE merits obtained for
its ,iss -.nsiaron in Philadelphia, that Physi-
clan -ecuasrted with It's properties, using itthem
selves and prescribing IL 10 their patients convinced,
by observation Of its great efficacy in restoring the
disordeEed digestive organsto healthy function. NJ
meroas cases OF Dyspepsy, Of the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned as inearaele by
some of the Medical Faculty have by the use Of this
Elixir been restored perset heaIth atiesied Ger
Gates testify aprtS-ly
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LATER from Hay.f.

NEW York, March 2.-Jeffdrd has dismissed
the National Guard, aud cOnfiscated So
louque's property, and recalled the exiles ban
shed by SOlOuuue
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pp Gelfgrapb.
GREAT CONFEDERATION AT MEMPHIS!
HALF A SQUARE BURNEDi
s1x PR1NuNG OFFICES DESTROYED,
Loss $4,000.

Loss $4,000.
MEMPHIS, March "A fire broke out last
night in the cellar of the Eagle and Enquirer
printing Office, and destroyed half square
on Main Street, including the Eagle and
Enquirer, Avalanche, Ledger, Christian Ad-
vocate. and the Presbyterian Sentinel print
ing Offices, also the printing house of Hutton
and Clark, and the following stores. Gilkey
& Warren. jewellers; Saffarans q Stratton,-
stove dealers; w. IL. Hunt. crockery; N
Stillman, millinery; Heinrich, Bros. confec-
TONERS; JOS. Tuefel, saloon; and several
Offices.
Loss estimated $4,000. All more or less
insured.
The fire is supposed to have been caused
by an incendiary.
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LOUISVILLE, March 2.-The river is falling
slowly.
ST. LOUIS, March 2.-The river is rising
slowly.
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River News.

New YORK, March 2.-The Africa sailed for
Liverpool to-day with nearly 100000 in
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For Congress.

rF- We are authorized TO announce Gen. j as.
VI. QuarIes, Of Montgomery county, a candidate
for the nomination of the American Party for Con
gress III this Congressional District.
dec2S-td
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nou ANA Snn antHunn
The BLACK warrior

Sr. Louis, March 2-The report that DR..
boy and Son were hung by mob at Platte
City is considered a hoax.
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r PIccoLoAIsI recently gave two con-
certs in cincinnati-the receipts amounted TO
about Sc, GOO.