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NEw YosK, Feb. l2.-P. M-The week has Witness
ed the FIRST positive rise IN the rates Of Interest.
! commodatiOns now unObainable under ana T.
IL evident that the Change Is calculated Ia have
a wholesome influence By checking the action
which springs from a redundancy of money and eX-
treInely of interest The impression quite
general that the bank statement viii show fall Of
about million aud hall loans and loss OF near
y million IN specie.
The average will be rising one, the whole OF the
Ca lfornIa receipts entering into weeks business
The stock Market Is quite irn, though quot atoms
present good deal OF irrcguiarity. The disposition
o do business Is somewhat checked BY the continued
absence Of further Iogelgn news.
10 report IN the money marNet though from almost
every other part q the country hear Of a tendon
cy toward strnec cy. The banks told
taking all the goud PAPER that Is offered and The brok
cannot get enough of IL.
Exchange eontaars aim. The banks selling
sti New York shBst sgbt al y and the brokers Al
70 prem. New Orleans siiert sight = prem
Currency has under goLe NJ change whatever, and
discount We continue % qaste Tennessee, indiana.
state and Ohio stale Bank at par. Missouri and
Indiana free banks, and south Carolina "a discounts
inlnus, North Carolina, anu Ge 'rgia dis
Cold Is selling at = q - prem aud bought at y q =
prem. silver very dull, brokers buy AZ ,.
81. LouIs, Feb l4.-There has been no excitement
in money srairs but rather duness the last few
days. scarcely pT glld and Eastern exchange Is
notcd; OF thc latter tile banks have not enough FOR
thelr wants, the geaeral selling rate
- d cent premium. There has been but llttle
maud GoS exchange on the South the hast few days,
and all draw a. - premium Most Of the grocef les
have now bcen paTchsssd, and the demand for This
purpose has AbOst Ce~sed
ClxcINSAu, Feb I4.-P. M.-TAere = a good de-
sId no.ey at full rates. Currency graxing scarce
Exchsge AID very Arm al !. z5.e Ior Eastern
New Orleans unchanged.
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Foreign Per Steamer A merfca.

NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-Reed, Commissioner
to China, is homeward bound in the Mime
sofa.
Sixty-two war transports will be ready at
Toulon on the first of March.
The supplementary corps of surgeons at
Paris and Marseilles, have been ordered to be
ready for active service at short notice.
A letter from Grenoble speaks OF the con-
tinued arrival OF troops and the formation of
a war corps in the Alps.
Three ships of line are at Chesbourg will
proceed Immediately to the Mediterranean.
A Congress of Foreign Powers is spoken of
to assemble Immediately at London to ar
range European difficulties.
1t is rumored that Persigny viii be am
bassador to England. His disappointment Is
regarded as a sign of peace.
On the Paris Bourse Rentes had receded to
6Sf. As centimes. The last quotation was 6Sf
So centimes.
The health of the King of Naples is i'm
proving.
The Grand Duke of Tuscany refused to ex-
change Tuscan for Austrian troops.
Great Britain has sent note to Sardinia
strongly deprecating the war policy.
MOdenH sent 500 men to watch the Pied
montese frontier
Austria and Russia are on better terms.
A Russian loan of thirty millions rubles
was nearly concluded with the Rothschilds
The Emperor Alexander wrote letter to
the Emperor Francis Joseph, which is con-
sidered extremely satisfactory.
There is considerable agitation In Poland
and Hungary. $4,000 troops are concentrat-
ed on the frontier of Galicia to prevent an
outbreak.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON. Feb l6.-An additional arti-
Gle of the extradtion treaty with France ex-
tends to persons charged as principals. ac-
cessories or accomplices in the following
crimes-forgery, knowingly passing counter
felt coin or bank notes, and embezzlement by
salaried persons.
SENATE. Stewards bill, of January 18th,
prohibiting the slave trade, was reported by
Bayard, from the Judiciary Committee, with
out amendment or recommendation. The
appropriation bill was taken up but gave
way to the Cuba bill, by special order.
HoUsE-The Arizonia bill was tabled
yeas III, nays rs. The Drcotah bill was
also tablrd-yeas 1877. nays 63. The Jeffer-
son Territory bill was also tabled. The bill
passed granting the widow of Gen. Gaines
pension of fifty dollers month during her
life. The 5 nate amendm nts to the bill
granting land for Agricultural Colleges was
cOncurred in. Also concurrtd in bill for the
relief of Commodore Porter. The Indian
appropriation bill amendment, transferring
the Indian Bureau from the Interior to the
War Department. was rejected.
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B6- We are authorized to ammo Iuce JAMES ALEX.
LAIRD, a candidate for Constable in the Nashville
District in place of Sam. d. Nchol, resigned Flee
ton To take place on Thursday, Feb. 24th.
febl6-h
COVER a candidate for Constable in the Nashville
District, in place Of sam d. Niehol resigned Eec-
ton to take place Thursday, Feb. oath.
fcbl6-td
as- We are authorized to announce JOHN T.
BL.tNDas Candidate for Constable in the Nashville
District, in place of sam. u. NichoI resigned E!ec-
zion to Like place Thursday, Feb. oath.
fcbl6-td
Eg- We authorized to announce JAMES W.
FELTs as a candidate for City Constable to MI the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation OF Mr.. sam.
d. NicboI. febl5-td
B5- We are authorized to announce IRA a. STOUT
as II candidate for Constable in the Nashville Dis
trct, in place of Sam. D. Nichol resigned Election
to take place Thursday, Feb. oath.
febl5-td
So We authorized 10 announce NJ. s BRANT-
LEY a candidate for Constable in the Nashville
District in place of d Nichol resigned. Elec-
ton u take place Thursday, cath inst.
febl4-td
BSvWo are authorized to announce JOSEPH l.
RYAN a. a candidate for Constable in the Nashville
District, IN place Or sam. H. Nichol resigned Elec
ton 10 take place Thursday, oath inst.
febI4-td
Rb- We are authorized to announce W J. FIELDS
a candidate for Constable in the Nashville Dis
trict, in place of sam. D. Nichol resigned. Election
10 take place ON Thursday, Feb 24th.
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Fonr Handed Chess has some attraction as


Four Handed Chess has some attraction as
an amusing variation OF the noble game of
chess. 1t is played by four persons who sit
as at whist, and, as in whist. those who are
opposite are partners The board is marked
like common board, but is the shape of the
Greek cross. Each player has set Of men
and the moves are as in the common game,
bat each player has to guard himself from
two adversaries, and at the same time
strengthen his partner. The move travels
as in whist to the tight. 1t will be readily
seen that there is good deal Of completely
in this game-so much indeed that it some
times amounts to confusion. To construct
the board for playing this game, an ordinary
baord may be taken as the centre square, and
on each side should be put half board, i. e.
a board that is squares one way and 4
squares the other way.
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Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb l5.-Cotton-sales to-
day 1900 bales; lower grades declined /; mid
ding and higher grades unchanged at 1000
II; sales Of three DAYS, "a, 900 bales; receipts
Of three days, q 500 bales, against 5000
last year; receipts at all southern ports ahead
of last year, 1904 500 bales. Sugar dull;
declined b-69 &c. Oats soc. Barley
sales 900 bus ut 90c. Exchange on Lon
don, s49s4; New York sight, I discount
New ORLEANS, Feb. 16.-Cotton-sales to-
day $4,000 bales: market unchanged. Flour
dull at S4 25(95 so. Bacon firm; sides So
Freights slightly declined.
New YORK, Feb. l6-Cotton market I'M
changed; quotations nominal; sales 500 bales
Flour buoyant at SIS 25@5 so. Corn firm.
Mess pork dull at SIT 5O@1s 124. Lard
dull at lla9l2sc. Whisky 27(9274c. Ba-
con firm; shoulders 6a@76. Sugar dull at
7GSsc.
CINCINNATI, Feb. l6.-Flour firm; sales
l,20O bbls at 5095 co. Whisky-sales
1900 bbls at 25t(a25i. Lard in bbls l2s.
Bacon dull; sales I6 hhds; sides SsGgi.
Sugar dull Molasses dull at 80.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-17

Es- Miss SALLrE ST. CLAIR presents her
self toni ght, at MAcFARLAND's Varieties for
Benefit. The patrons of the drama in this
city owe it to themselves not less than to her,
to give generous response. Her engage
ment is on the eve of its termination, and 1t
is but justice to her, who has done so much
to render the Varieties attractive, and whose
merits are so universally conceded, that she
should have a substantial token of our APP
probation and regard. True dramatic genius
has seldom went from Nashville without its
Just reward, the applause and gcod-wishes OF
the public Wherever may he the theatre of
her future triumphs, we are snre that Miss ST
01AIR has made many friends here. who will
long remember her charming delineations OF
character, whose good wishes will go with
her. May each all and of them be present
tonight
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DRAINAGE OF LoSDoN.-The Bank Of Eng
land have Just agreed to lend a sum equal to
SIS 900, 900 to the Metropolitan Board of
Works at 81 per cent, to be expended during
the next three or four years in completing
the main drainage of London and the purifi-
cation of the Thames. The loan is guaranteed
by The Government, and principal and inter-
II per cent. upon the value Of all real estate
in London. At present this tax will produce
about $500, 900 year, and the estimate is
that the entire loan will be repaid in about
thirty wears
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COTTON YARNS.
700, 2 dog. IA 8
600, - Ia 9
500, " -G10
400, Z" -6l1
DRUGS & DYE STUFFS.
Aloes, p ib 2563o
Alum, - on 9
Assafetida. t" -04O
Borax Crude " 25M3O
% refined, &" 5000
Birthstone, roll, 59 9
Camphor, re-
fned, p Is 50M-
Cantharides 90 s1xi0$2
Castor OIL, per
gallon, 81 S0GS2
Cream Tartar, 4OE142L
Fps. Salts, 2 fb 59 9
Flour sulphur, Ia *
Gum Arabic, 350s0
" Copal, 50f060
Ipecac, q fb 81 25O2 so
Jalap, " sl4RS1L
Logwood, grind ia 5
Nader, 2 tb 16O17
Magnesia, 4" 400l 20
Nutgalls, 50075
Oil Pepperm'ts s4LG5
Opium, q fb SO 50G7 90
Quicksilver, " 5 S0G0l %
Quinine, " 81 O0G02 IS
Sal Soda, +" 5fD o
Saltpeter, " 12ls0l4
Saieratus, " IA ~
SIENNA, =" 35G50
Sugar Lead, +" -G30
UA-AT.r - NEn
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GaS- We are glad to announce that the
KINNEY JUVENILE MINsrREIs have changed
their determination, and will remain in the
city three nights longer. They have secured
the GAETY for their remaining entertain
ments. The theatre will give them advan-
tages which they had not at Odd Fellows
Hall, aud we predict for them even greater
success than ever. They always have some
thing good on their bills, and never fail in
producing fun and mirth.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-17

Mr.. AND Mrs. w. II. CRISP Our Columbus
and Montgomery exchanges assure US these
popular favorites have been attracting
crowd ID houses in both cities. The press are
uuan nous and enthusiastic in their praise.
We ar. .dvis that Mr.. CRISP has entered
into an engagement with the "Ravel and
Martiieti TIoupe." which will appear
imm iii ,tcly after Edwin BooTH, who is now
creating pert, ct Juror in New Orleans.
Mr. and Mrs. CGIsP will return to Nashville
in a few days to prepare for the re-opening
of the Gaiety
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The SElixir.,s

Prepared by Dr JAS. WILLIAMS, for the cure ofDYs
PEPSY, and nothing but DYsPEPsY las advertised in
another column has, by It's own merits obtained for
itself high reputation in Philadelphia, that Physi-
clans acquainted with its properties, using them
selves and prescribing II 10 their patients con vnced
by observation, of It's great efficacy In restoring the
disordered digestive organs healthy function. NJ
meroas cases OF DysPepsy, of the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned as ineurable by
Of the Medical Faculty, have by the Of THIS
Elixir been perisc, health attested
Gates testify Gprl3-Iy
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENsARY
EOH PRIVATE DISEASES.

VfAxH~-<, DIR KING formerly OF New York, for
AE&2HsA the last four years Of Louisville, Ken
tacky who has devoted his attention ~ the treat
II private Diseases Tor 80 years, Estters
himself, haylnE attended a. practice for nsany
years many thousands, be b. enabled 70
cure all diseases VI private natuEe matter bow
bad they may be from lnjudcious medical treatment,
or from neglect at their ur. kings Itspensary
- No 3 Deaderick street, between Cherry and the
square seeond story, where he cures all diseases Of
private nature.
6oSoRKHKA cared without nauseiOns medicine or In
reference with business.
STRUCTURES OF Old reccntda enectualiy cured in
a few days, by operation which causes NO pain.
Where structure exists health cannot be enjoyed.
Perhaps disease mischief and under
mines the constitution much.
SHrIits, With all the diseases Of the skin, growing
out OF neglect OF bad treatment, can be eHeet1aliy
cured IN few days.
SEMINAL NEAKSEss-farticuiara ton haTing been
given 20 this disease and all the consequences
Tag out OF IL, bToughi on in many cases by the de-
ssrcctiye habits Of inconsdcrEfe Youths and exces
slve Indulgence OF the 9egiect Of which Siu
undermine the constitution. rendering the subject uRnt
for ousinesSor society asd premature Old age
Females who may be laboriag wth any difficulty Of
ire Womb may assured OF immediate relief
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their fee enclosed, directed 20 Dr. A kng,
Nc. - neaaeriek street. Nashville, Team, will have
the hsScssary nieccsne seat 20 their address, With
eessAry directions. strict secrecy observed Once
hoars(roEa ociook IL the morning until Ia the
ning mav2o-tndA~ly
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Music. Music.

TrST reresved the fcllassng Ee~ -
81 and pretty Asssc. Duke % g. a -
NalAcodfs March. fcoihufbini Schot- III 80"
tab, syeea PoikA, lSeuisA Miller sad y
Eapife Qsadrllses. Capt. spelazaB's Qatek slap
geslasr wsth nts ediflo-e ef my Pabi1at-0ns.
soags. Onward Rus sesEt at name, CusAiA Aachres,
Ny Prayers shah Fsss ~ eAyrn stars 81 IT'S Summer
= lshts esatte Nords. BY sebcr. ard ArtheF Ice
Nzigzea. Hetara, kAauEai1s aud H. bad Seostishes
~. Ga2a. TsAass.ss ssea3s tssiise Nay Qs-ee. End
many eslera- Be2s1es2 fFush sePpiy a st~tn !. az
q sonss Fsazos- JAS A. AcGLutE,
fAa@<-tf No. - galasa street
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9p GeIfgrapb,
TO the Press az Na,bv,IIe.

CHATTANOOGA, Feb 16.-Look ont for the
impostor DIR. ID. 7. Hines ALIAS Alison alias
Haynes alias Col. Pickens, railroad man,
newspaper reporter, correspondent of New
Orleans papers, and agent for literary
institutions generally. he left Chattanooga
this morning for Nashville or Memphis The
Augusta Constitut1onatia of Sunday morning
gives full description of him. He is about
fifty years of age, marked with small pox,
and wears light colored leather bat. He is
smart fellow, and talks a great deal about
railroads. He has been in the penitentiaries
of Louisiana and Georgia. Look ont. or he
will bag you.r Tom CRUTcHFIELD.
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pecial N O tice
To all whom IL may concern.

All whom H may Concerto
HIvi e, .ce m arrival here sufficiently proved
that the testimonials and references with whichl aTst
introduced ny SELF deservedly OF such charac-
as enable 70 gain similar ones from
respectable citizens here who have placed them
selves under my treatment, either for DEAFNESS or
for diseases OF the Eye. beg give notice TO
all those who need my PROFESSIONAL services that
they viii benefit themselves aud do justice to me, If
they will apply at once, some eases may require
my special atterto for some time, particularly tia
Of the Eye would further state that after the 2STd
inst my stay will he limited that viii not under
AXE cases which will either require such surgical OPP
eriuns tat will need my attention after their per
formauce, that may require lengthy treat
mcnt from my own hands, therefore II VIII be to tho
Advantage OF patients, who intend TO be treated by
me, to apply at once before that date.
/. a. Won MOSCHZISKER,
Ocuist and Aurist.
ST. CIouD HorEr Feb. 9, is 9-dGwtf uB4G
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-17

LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, &c, arc 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. ltis just the remedy TO cure all
diseases of the Liver and Stomach. Try il.
See advertisement. febl-2w
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ParamuaYanEIeef

New YORK, F..b. 10 The United States
vessels ST. Lawrence, Falmouth. Perry, Bain-
bridge, Fulton, and Water Witch, of the
Paraguay Expedition were at Montevideo on
the 18th of December.
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Cuba, Paducah.

DEPARTED.
Cuba, Paducah.
The river is rising with prospects Of con-
siderable tide.
The Cincinnati Commercial of Monday says;
Capt. BARCLAY, ofthe wrecked Seventy-SiX,
arrived here on Saturday H. is in excellent
spirits, notwithstanding his misfortune. and
hopes to be on track again shortly with an
other Nashville packet. Capt. .DS. "" u
derstand. is on the way to The Nr ok Wit
one of his submarines, with the p al
raising her.
TIE SAM KIRKxAN-This boat is now
lying at our wharf, and will leave for Gin
cinnati at 4 O'Clock p. W., today. She Will
continue to run in the Cincinnati and Nash
willie trade, having been secured for that
purpose. She is an excellent boat. swift
winged well-furnished throughout, and is
under the command of Capt. j. V. THRooP,
one of the most popular commanders that
ever trod deck on our waters. ID. SMEDLEY
presides in the office. Passengers and shippers
will fnd the KTkmqa and her officers all they
desire. Success To them.
STEAMER JAS JOHNSON,
Feb. Is, 1859.
Dear Patriot Friends:
When | wrote to you on our way down
advised you to look for us on the 18th, but
Capt. JESSE having discharged considerable
way freight concluded TO take about 400
bales of cotton at Napoleon, which. together
with sundry delays has set us behind.
We had a delightful time from Nashville
to New Orleans, but then came the sad knell
of parting. Enough OF this.
We lett New Orleans on Monday night with
a good trip. including some Of the fair sex,
and some of whom are as pretty as if they
were akin TO Venus.
Two nights lost in the fog and part of this
morning VII prevent us from reaching your
city b, furc "wednesday, 10th.
10. sends his best love to you, and says the
adjunA is well supplied with fruits etc, from
the South. Some one of the descendants of
Adam and Eve, have large can of bivalves
marked--Patriot O6fee-put up in Ice. If
they are as good as some l partook of last
night, with two of the cleverest Louisvillians
i ever saw, | know yon will appreciate
them.
The TicicheH was in port we met the Rover
near Baton Rouge, and the Ndshgilie ut Delta
last night.
The river is not high enough for us to take
any advantages-consequent some of the
bends seem very long. Tue johnson is consider
ed slow boat by some, hut she has passed
eleven this trip up, and not one has taken the
horns from her up to this hour.
The crew are all well, and hope to meet
YOU and all our friends enjoying a like bless
ing ON Wednesday. Your truly.
BIS
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A GREAT BILLIARD March AKRANGEp-
The New York Tfnes Of this afternoon pub
fishes an agreement made between PHELAN,
a great billiard match for $4,000. To be
played in Detroit two months from this date
The prvliminaries were settled at three
O'Clock this morning. The match sreaies
great excitement among the sporting men.
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Manifest of Steamer James johnson.


EN-. Reynolds. pkgs sundd,s; J. G..
Brown, bbls backing; A. Hamilton. pkgs
kundries; Mcr, diIh, Hal, X Co, l box tin;
W. Turner. IS pkgs groceries; Greenfield *
Patterson. pkss furaiturr; M'z.ll, Hooper
& Co. 100 bags coffee; McCaSin & ) RAIDER,
10 boxes lin: L. 4 G. Anderson, 20 sks coffee;
do, 81 pkgs groceries; W. W. b Try & ID mo-
vile. 10 pigs drugs; Kirkpatrick, Ne,ins Il
Co, 200 bags coffee; do. Is hhds sugar; do,
pkgs sundries; Terrass Bros, bbls moius-
srs; T.. =. Peek. carriages; Carter, Wiislorl
a Co., so boxes oranges; do. 50 rs sod ;
J. n. McAl>ter & Co. % pkgs su.,dri,s; J.
Lumsden 4 Co. 1854 pkgs hid >; \. j. Smith.
81 pkgs steel; JOynt ~ Treanor, 20 pkg ti-h;
Ewing Il Sperry II pkgs sundrles; LauIer,
Phillips. i Co, 81 bags coffee; James John
son Il Co, 80 pkgs molasses; do, bag coffee;
w. ii. Hagan, bag coffee; do, Dbl sugar;
c. E. H. Martin, pkss mdse; Geo. Greig,
4 do. do; n. & c. X. X. agent, 95 do. do;
Morris i Stratton, ls0 PIX g fish; do 90 bags
coffee; do, so pkgs sundries; b. NJ Noel 4
Co., bags coffee; ). a. G.. Noel Il Coz, 200
bags coffee; do. % hhds sugar, d.. 10 pkgs
sundrics; Hugh McCrea il Co., ~ bags col
fee; do, Is bids sugar; do, 100 pkgs molas-
ses; VI. Burns 10 bales moss; J. Morrow K
Son. 10 do. do; Ewing McCorry d Co, loo
pkgs molas Burgc & Allen, 2O5 pkgs gro
ceries; III. I. leatman, l keg pecans, A.
Kerr, SO pkgs sundries; Armstrong & Co,
iron safes; Edwards Gilkerson 4 Co., IL crates
earthen ware; l.. X. Snowden IL Co, 81 pkgs
mdse; NJ. q 4. Cheatham. los bags eof-
fee; do, 32s pkgs groceries; ii. ii. Hammer,
horses; sundrles 10 order.
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LARGEST SUGAR CROP OF LoUIsIANA.--The
New Orleans PicoyuHe says the grinding sea-
son on the plantation of Mrs. A. Z. FLINT,
Rapides parish, was concluded on Tuesday
last. The crop made upon her plantation,
says the Alexandria AmeTiean, a. is we believe,
the largest ever made in Louisiana, consisting
of upwards of 1900 hogshead of sugar 1000
barrels of molasses, aud, we believe, 400 kales
of cotton"
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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
DIR. VoN NoscHzIskER found my self greatly relev-
ed and doubt after a few visits wi be sound
and entirely well. With satisfaction ! recommend all
those who are suffering from Deafness or Blindness
not H. delay placing themselves under the OF Dr.
voS MoscHzsKER, as do firmly believe II there any
Disease either Of the Eye Ear that durable Dr. voS
MoscKZIsKEK cah do il. r. p. HILL
NASHVILLE, Fab. 1, 1882
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Take Particular Notice.

From and after this date all call, made in
the PATRIOT, upon persons to b,ccm cal di
dates. or communications suggesting pIsons
for Office, must be paid for as adrert'senenfs-
'twenty cents per line.
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River News.

LOUISVILLE. Feb 16-Tne river is stationa-
ry. with feet three inches water in the
canal.
with feet water to Cairo. The ice is disap-
pearing rapidly. The steamer J. B. Carson
sunk near Alton with valuable cargo which
will mostly be lost.
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MeSsrs. Edit0ys

Me5srS. E<TitOrs:
Owing TO the pressure OF my present business
find that would he able TO attend the duties OF
the Office of Constable if elected you will therefore,
please withdraw my name from the canvass
febl7-it r. W. BARNES.
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Shaker Flannel, lambs Wool and Cashmere
Underwear.

TCSr TO hand an invoice Of S.'AsoBable Uaderwear,
81 which We are selling at FAIR rFases.
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Ladies and Gehtiemen's Furnishing store,
cSrasF ii oiiegs street aRa the square