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Wrirht Junior & Co.'S Circular q February
18Th, has the following on the Liverpool cotton
market;
The activity prevailing IN our cotton market
AZ he date Of our last circular advices Per
Cancsa, CONTINUED undated for the following
Two DAYS and prices hardened for the curIent
Qualities Of American descriptions. The En-
ropa's airices had the effect Of temporarily
checking ihe afdof Of buyers, and caused a
Ian in the demand but a fatorabie report from
Manchester stimulated the inquiry, and impaIt-
"a renewed strength 10 the subsequent daily
operations, which with The exception Of Tues
day's trans1ciions) have been On an Intensive
scaie, both spectators and exporters partci-
pating In the business with SOM degree Of
confidence, based more particularly on me
prospect Of continued large consumption than
any mitigation Of the evils to Be Appearances
from political causes, or ether Influences Ct a
controlling tendency.
Holders c~ontirne 10 offer their stocks very
freely, and although We must advance quota
tions Id I'D, nothing Of an minated character
signalizns the business in progress. Peace or
war Is stnl an cpcH question, freely discussed
aud vague Of soiution-few anticipating imme-
date rrptures-asfew, probably, recording the
preservation Of order as certain and N such
an indefinite position, all are inclined 70 eDcir-
Gle their operations within control, rather than
extend mcm over space ana ume- Inc same
causes tendto the present easy condition Of
money matters The public securities are stu
depressed BIZ the unsettled future aspect Of
affairs.
A confirmation Of improved adviees from
Calcutta and other Eastern marts, FOR Man
chester predictions, has resulted IN an active
business for goods and yarns al advanced
rates, and placing spinners and manufacturer
under contract for some weeks. Some pur-
chases have also been entered into FOR Cont
mental account; but the home demand con
tinuss languid. The latter may, however, i'm
prove when the former sbates, which inspires
hopeful a~niicipations Of prospective prosperity.
An is, however, contingent upon the oourse Of
events, az present impenetrahle.
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war ToEcEs ~ EUnoFE-WHAr FHANeE
MAY HAVE TO FIGur AGATNsr-The New
NoTk 1rituac Of Saturday morning. has a
Statement showing the force hat Austria,
Prussia and Bavaria could bring aganH
France in the event q war. Il completes 81
az one million ftar hundred and eighteen thou
sand, md saws
The forces al the disposal Of Germany are
So immense that, II they are directed with
unity and h1mness. she need not fear an at
tack made simultaneously BIZ Trance, italy
and Russia. Whether they VIII Be 90 Used Is
doubtful. But # in a general war, petty
ieaiousies, INDIGESTION and Ioline should ham
per The acts Of theiF armies and insure defeat,
ihen the present Governments Of Germany may
pack thar tratks. They wiz soon have 70
dscsmp-
The Germany Of 1853 is as dlferent from
tie Germany of the peace Of Basic, Of Jena,
Austcrihz and Nagram, a. France of today
Is from reyoluiionzy France Of l7a1 and 81
ISIS. II the present excitement has done
else, IL has created a German a~atiorai
in every part Of he country, even
amcng those that were formerly accused Of
Frcnch s~Tmpathies.
Nap5lson may sttemp. 10 play the liberator
~ naly, BAT be dare not ty that game on the
Rhine, ard even Il partly successful IL war, be
ctly provoke revolution ia Germany.
would insure lis climate defeat. and
endanEer bJ its ezamps bis own already tot
throne.
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THE EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL
nTETHTCT.

Ibe Democracy of the counties Of Davidson,
cheatham, Robertson, Montgomery, Stewart
and Dickson, composing the Eighth c0ngres-
slpnai District, have nominated Dr.. THozAs
MESEEsE, Of Robertson, a. their candidate for
Congress Dr. MESEEsr We regard Is one Of
the strongest men. If not the very strongest. in
ne district in q contest with Col QUAR1Es.
In the last STATE campaign, be made one Of the
most gallant and SUGGESTED -csavssses for safe
senator ever made in tie STATE, defeating his
KuDw-Noihing conpsdsor-hinself a strong
and popular man-in adstrict Nhers the oppo-
slaon majority was CLEARLY against him. He
is q gentleman Of pleasing and popular man
nsIss hne address and commanding appearance,
and is, vital, one Of the most powerful orators
on he hustncs 10 BE found in any portion Of
the State We chance to know mat DR.. ME-
NErsE does not desire the position, bat would
vastly prefer to remain az home. in the bosom
of bis family, and prosecuts the lucrative prsc-
tice q his profession, which be ENJOYS. For
him, Office has no charms save to serve his
party andhs country, and political position nc.
fascinstions Superior TO those which surround
HIN, By reason q The respect and affection Of
biz neiEhbors. But be has not refused to buckle
On ms amer and draw his goodswori in a con
tss which. va honestly believe, wil result
he redemption Of The Metropolitan district OF
Tennessee from he thraldon Of Know-NothiDg
rule Ia debate, We are assured be win prove
himself fully equal 70 his competitor, and in
personal popularity his superior. We invoke
or friends in that district to exeu their utmost
energies % uphold the hands Of their gallant
s~tandard-bearer, and insure themselves a glo-
uons victory. We wei r~eeolect the shout Of
triumph which spontaneously went up through
even r5rtion Of he south, when Hon ASDREw
EWls5 anAonsed his competitor and carried the
M~s1opolnh district for Democracy. A sim
liar ovation and emulation VIII attend the til
umph Of tie Spartan band in the lead Of the
gallant MEsEEsE-
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We publish to-day a synopsis Of the proceed
ings Of the Democratic STATE Convention which
assembled in our city on Yesterday, giving IN
full such material parts As wiz be looked for
With interest BY our readers.
We venture nothing IN saving that greater
zeal and harmony never characterized the de-
liberations q any similar BODY, and, consider
ing the season Of the wear, the number present
was larger than we might have expected the
great body Of whom seemed actusted by the
common desire Of preserving the harmony, in
tegrifV and success Of their gallant Old party
The resolutions adopted upon national poll
tics are but a re-asserion Of the known and
recognized doctrines Of the party, which are
the same throughout the country. Upon the
subject q currency reform in our own State,
The resolutions are such As viii receive the
general acquiescence Of men az al parties
who appreciate the evils and abuses Of the
present pspsr-m0ney system in Tennessee, and
honestly desire their correction. and as
rapid an approach 70 he cnly sound and reiia-
bic medium Of exchange. gold and silver, as
proper caution and prudence wiz dictate. We
ere free 10 SAY thar there has existed among
Members Ct our party differences as 70 the ex-
tent Of the reforms thai shoHld be inaugurated
and carried forward In the future legislation
Of the STATE upon this subject and while The
resolutions adopted win 20 beyond the wishes
# some. and fan short Of the Judgment Of
others, they are 50 framed az % embody the
general sentiments Of an, and to Justify q cor
dial cooperation Of The party, without any
sacrifice Of honest conviction or abandonment
Of principle.
The nomination Of Isham G. Harris as our
candidate fer Governor, was but recording the
already declared opinion and preference 81 the
people. as expressed through their recent pri-
mary meetings. Il was unanimous and enthu-
siastic-such a nomination a. bespeaks the
merited popularity Of the man and The strong
hold which be has upon the confidence and af-
fsctions Of the honest masses Of the state,
whose only motive in party struggles is to Sc
cure the services Of able and reliable public
officers and The sscendency Of sound 7unci-
pies.
The late hour at which we write Forbes fur
ther remarks to-day. Suffice j. ID say, that
the enthusiasm Of the occasion ard the conf
dence inspired, VIII 90 out with the delegates
into every portion Of the STATE, Inspiring cur
friends with renewed zeal and action, and Sc
cure an overwhelming and crushing majority In
the coming struEEle.-Nashrilc Tui0n and
.AmcrioaH, March Is
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IA work H'arran'ed.

WArCuEs repaired
WWELHT made 10 order and repaired
CLOCKS repaired and reEulstFd IN arrrarfo OF thsrI
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VoLUsrARy RETURE TO SERvETUDE-
About six months since, a negro belonging 10
Mr.. Charles Gross, in Bourbon county, Ken
lucky, ran away, and as his master made no
particular stir in any attempt 10 capture him.
he escaped into Canada. On Wednesday he
re-appeared upon the farm Of his former owner,
having Travelled principally on foot, an the
way from Toronto. Canada. He was, 50 far
as habiliments went, in a very dilapidated
condition, and has thus voluntarily returned 10
slavery, which be found preferable TO shifting
for his own hveiihood-CiheiHuaii Conner
-
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Ecnls NHEP.

Jn00 BUSHELS 81 n Peme-raniie Cotton seed iu
lUUU salts % two bushels each.
n PomfErsnats Cotton is noted fer ne uunuerof its
blls holiness Of ped. length % stsple. err
T. EETcHUM a. 60.
uarfa-tau2m q Street Row. Memphis.
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ms celebrated Ertst has permanently lcCaied IN one e
hc ICONS 1uaecicd win our Gallery. win whom We
have made arrzngrmeutst o. c1lor In cil KeminEtun's Cab
met size Canvas Phctagrarhs-
Those pictures, rumhining a. they O.. The AN q ne
nro ARTIST are umous ne most pertcu specimeus of ne
Art
No. i CIark's Marble Block.
HnrafHnnmrFr
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4 committee Ct the Kentucky state Agri-
cultural Society, recommends Z convention Of
the producers and buyers Of tobacco, to Be- held
in Louisriils, Kentucky, On the 2sth Of Nav
next which IS The day fixed for awarding pre-
miums to the growers o. the beet tobacco, an
der the auspices Of the state Aericuiturn So
eisty. The design is 70 bring the producers
q purchasers Together, il order % en inter
change Of opinions. The agricllturists may
learn what grades are best suited 70 tag mar
ket. and viii nee the most ready sale. The
Louisviie J0ursaL speaking Of the great com
msrcial Importance Of the staple says;
he value Of the raw tobacco exported from
the United States 90 Great Britain was over
three and a half millions of dollars IA 1853.
and during the first half Of BE present century
that country collected import dutes on Il b
the enormous aggregate Of over Sl5ooQo.no0-
The total value OF our exports ot tobacco IN
1897. was S20.662. 70. and Ia 1855, amounted
10 sf9,s00,Ss2. During ne first nine months of
1857 The import revenue deIiredt u France from
i was over So ,o0o, Ooo, four-afths ct which
was exported from the United States. The
Cycl0padia Of Commerce says hat tohacco.
next 10 salt, Is probably TIE article most con-
sumed By men. The average Consumption per
head q male population over eighteen years Of
age, IL some countries, seems almost fbuious.
In the German States, included In the opera
tons Il The Zollverein and the StcueTyerein. f
reaches aron SO 10 l2s pounds in Holland and
Belgium and Denmark 20 5 20 9 pounds. The
advance cost n t7hacco is shown from he
tact that IN 1872. we exported i66,7 10 hide
az an average cost Of S60.ll. and in 1857 only
lssss al the average value per hid Of
EAEA
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RLACKSHITHING
The Grcat Eugif,h Remedy
SIR JAMES CLARKEfS
cELERRATED FEMALE PILLS

TFms i~nvafuahIc m=ii,lna o. uufalIur lu fhe cure o.
i an those painful and dangerous Diseases l1client o.
ne female ooufitufiau-
Tt moderatrs An cvcesscs 1ns removes Hl esrru1iaus,
frrm uhaisvcr cause mi a SPEEDY cure Hay terehei1n
TO MARBLE LADIES.
it b. peculiarly suitci viii. In a short time. hrius 90
tc mruthly perish with resuisriv
CAUTTON-
mese FnE .h1ulI Mt he uEeu ty females nat ar
prrusul durins ne fu.t nreo ninth a. mey ars sure
o. bring on Mlsasrriase bot o. every athel ume and DO
every other case. hey are perfectly ac.
Dr. 40 eases 90 Nervous smi Spinal Afsclcn ftins in
he Ba-s snd L-mts Hsuriuc Fatsue on shs e rz.r
las. ralpuauoao 81 ne Heart, LaHuess cf sprIu nE-
ierics Sra Hrniachc. whies and an tc painful Dis
eases ooasionci By A Hsrlsrei system. these Pils viii
snea q cure When ~ cher means have failed
Fuu dr-aiaus in he pamphlet arounf efrh pcksse
uhich .houifh osrcfsIy preserved
A bilo containing 50 pills and eacirici with ne
governments stamp % GREAT Britain. can hs sent pst
free. fr 81 end s rstss stsmps-
sIs srsut ir ire United state tnd Cmails
JOB MOSS. Rochester n Y
- Cnsus4er a Co. Memphis. Whnienic frf Retail
AEfni-. anfard by Oh respectable drurlats
Ea B~EWAEE-Sue uurrircrtad cfaifrf Ns 20
adI cfte~ pills on utich Heg rerh-c more rr1rf Be-
lof ee-cirsd. Bag 81 l1neF C1rkes end M oftet.
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Propagate and set out dahlias-plaut the
seeds Of an hardy annuals-muich your roses
with s thick LAYER Of leaves from The DO Ilows
IT he woods, sprinkling a little soil over the
muiching 90 keep the wind from blowing II
away-transplant ereTgrecns Of en- kids, Just
a. The new growth is eommencing-the only
proper time. Clean up and roll your gravel
waks-iIess your bordsrs-tie up an herbace-
Gus towering plants 10 stakes 81 cypress or
China tree wood, and put everything in trim
for the season
do so az once work The soil deep, and enrich IT
well-p0ultrV manure is excellenls al stocks
and ell flowers are highly benefited by it..
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WATCHES

= OF on ne best makers m.luiiug ne y
- rsruiue JULES WRGENsoN the het EA
~ Wrs1h En1un b. fhe trade -
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The Empress Eugene and her new
cousin, Princess Clotilde, do not take tea to-
geiher.1 A pleasant little " row. has already
occurred between them; the bride has such a
taste 20. pink, as a color, that she wears con
t~inually bonnets Of this hue the Empress grew
in the form Of three cloves Of hats 10 Clo-
tide, who az once returned them consequent
Is. the two ladies do not speak. and there is
commotion at the Tuilleries and the Palafs
Royale. The gossip would not be French gos-
SIP if it did not contain a hint that the whole
coldhess between these two ladies is the work
Of a woman, formerly high in favor with the
Prince, but now deposed BY his marriage, and
who has betaken herself and her intriguss 70
Sardinia
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The following gentlemen were appointed s.
The Democrats state Convention as tire Dem
ocrsac STATE Central Committee!
Fssr TrSrgssEE.-Gen. &m. Milliean, q
Creere. Cart G. vs.. Harris, J. p. j.. Lenis.
James ". Newman, Of Knox Rob't McNti5
IF Bradley.
Mmprr TrrvEssEE.-f. c. DunHington, o.
No.. & a Torbeft, S. l. Finley, Of d.
viaz-n. q. W. Bnchsuan, If Bedford ". s
Monday. Of SGransr.
Wrsr TsvErssEE-Thos- ~ LQgwpod, W
Il. Carol. John n. Cafmack, n shelby y
Gienn. Of Farstte a. r. Curminss Of Henry.
e. Geo. n Dallas is proposed as the nez'
Democra,ie candidate fer ne Presidency b.
a, Mobile Rsgistg. Tae Augusta coHsiaa-
a~ouaiisf fndorses the idea, and The chaTlestoa
cosriu copies he article.
The g Opposition idea does Dot oPs-
rate Is s. Louis politics. The AmsncaHs'
sf that city ksFo nominated a Straight oui
ticket for ciy oheers-s
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Our Picture GaIIery---PTOfessor
Remington. Artist.

D. oue Il the m1sf extcn1ive IN tms rui1n. surerlu
Pictures aken IN an ne urious rTies m0vn 81 ne
Phcrcr1reir ara The s~PuEREOrfFk and RemlnTf1r's
rO-ONOGEkPHa are worthy cf special notice.
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a French writer gives a neat summary Of
the different o-bEeuauces a1ncCr mankind, rgla-
tive 20 mourning and funeral ceremonies. All.
the world. saws No.. Be- acquainted with the
msenihcence of The Roman ob-equies and fune-
raj games The Greeks also burnt the corpses
Of distinguished men, with fuaeral feasts, and
the lamentations Of hired weepcrs. though theV
generally displayed a less sumptuous grief. and
q better regulated pielF. The persians burned
the bodies OFT dead the scythians ate them +;
the indians enFcloped them, for -preseuration's
sake, in a sort Of locker. the Egyptians em-
ba.med ard dried them, exhibited them on fes-
tai days, placed lhem st the tables among their
guests, guarded Them as their most precious
possessions and loaned and borrowed money
upon those strange pledges. In our time. the
custom Of dancing az funerals is only praciced
In India and among some savage natioua but
funeral entertainment stll prevail in many
European countries. Amongst Others, She
ceremony OF futermeat Is solemn and silent,
which neFertheless does not interfere with the
wish that an NAV be- forgotten as speedily as
possible. We observe more usteutaficus rites
for persons Of consequence. Their carriages
follow them 70 the graves, and combines their
horse Is paraded, which, having been made TO
fast, seems 70 pan1ke Of ne affection Of the
occasion. The Olentals. from whom we bor-
row this custom, went further-thev made
horses in funeral professions weep by blowing
a particular kind Of powder in their ncstlls.
DO Italf. the mourning was formerly white
ltaT women, and brown Tor men. In China lis
white. in Turkey, SYRIA and Armenia i is
bl1e. in ECyqt, yellow in Ethiopia, gray.
Zach of these col0rs bad. originally, its mys-
teal adjudication. White is the emblem Of
parity celestial blue indicates the space
where the soul ranges after death yellow, or
D. Gnge Of dead le3ves, exhibits death as The
cod II an human hopes. and man falling Ike
I lie ical of autumn gray presents The color q
tie earth, our cnmmoa mother and black the
funsrai costume BOW adopted Throughout Eu-
repr and America is an ailusicn % the eternal
night.
ID England, the sovereign never wears
black DC s clothed IN dark purple as noun
ing. Til TIE lcicn al Charles VII white vas
he funeral garb in France. The Emperor Leo
pold, wh1 died in i7oa, used TO suffer bis beard
70 grow ID disorder during the whole pedd OF
mouralng. IN this be Initiated the Jews. The
doHagcr-empress never left Of weeds, and their
apartments were hung WITH black an their
death.
Tie Chancellor IF France is the only person
who never wears meurnine- The brothers,
nephews and cousins - hopes never wtarft.
The happiness OF having a Pope IN the lami-
lV Is TOO great 10 alIaw lhem % b. affected even
b. hisdaath-
Bu be most remarkable OF an these nsages
b., perhaps. that Of The people of those 1ncient
nations, who dressed themselves as women
When they lost their relatives, Ia order. 4 il
said. that he Tidicaie attached 10 their vest
ments might make them ashamed ol their grief
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A sureriw articie o. suit an c1ndiuons % sight u ms
lmnortanf sutfsct We have Devised much time and study,
and Eulw What klni of glass is best suited 20 ne Varl1us
auIIuaus ~ ne eye. We o. uat pretend 20 make he
uifef with
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slIITH y.
Prodnee nnmmission Honse.

a nOhNEIA AT Law, Memphis. Tenuesscc one on
"A Ma.ninEtqns street. a. Ms r~esideucs. Bnsiuess en-
rusted BIN VII BE- aifsnd b. mar5sm
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~ The Hon. G. S. Houston, Of Linestons.
and R. B. Lindsay, Esq, Of Franklin, oppos-
ing candidates for Congress in this district,
are fairly before the people, having made their
debut at Athens on Monday last-De1afur
(.fla.) Times. March 70.
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Amusemtnts.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Positively for Three Nights Only !

On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Even.
ings, March 2lsi, 22d and I'D
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cnnnn rnn.nnntinn.

Tho increase Of the use Of cotton for human
clothing is observable in The following table Of
the average quantity taken BY each country Of
Europe per week, for several years
avrRAeE WEEKLY Or comes us
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Wrsfern Fnnnderr and Machine Sion.

HAVING purchased me rutre Interest Of s.. n. Curtis
II m ne Foundry sni Nadhiue Sh1r nifly csrrief
on under me drm of Curtis T. Enrrp. I shau D. pleased
% See aI ~ fhe on customers end ne rutic in rnerai
who msT b. on want 1f anything in my Nae. Fy strit
1ttrnffn ta trrines end ne a1lfrv % my work j hrre
m~ar1e-7n A q KNAPP