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It viii he that less than o1 ae are nov required 10
bring the receipts up the of last year, crop
Tie Charleston Lonrer Of says the Increase in the
spu TO Great Britain los 45i t96 to other
foreign ports lG o D and the total increase all foreign pes
4o5 3 bales The increase in lie shipments northern ports is
! 3tj,7a9 ia.es.
The total stock haul at The ports O5a Iales
against go so at the amedate last year.
The following from the Boston snip ing Lit Of the inst
will be interesting not only to anes aad Cotton,
but to consumers Of Cotton Goods:
Large contracts heavy Rrown shecngs have been made at
SEC, End fthe pipal houses disposed take
Their orders at this prise Manufacturers aged seaI
some I'VE OF SIX weeks and We would nor he suroi 20 tes
goods O.. Medam shcetng and Shirtings
= 7H,c and light aBc. Bleacled She-tinss
and shrng are also hm sad higher with considerable sales
Of desirable kinds at improved prices M future deli cry
goods particularly much sought sustain
the advanced prices asked the close Of last week. prn
cipal sales since have been at SIC which the
close up, many the leading mills are engaged ahead
Bleache quote 81 , and Blues drm with
and The az, have bsT nj f . = F 1 NY qe
for G4xi other styles at corresponding prices
&c higher current rates in December last
Prints h,ye been in fsir demand at steady prices
The following ,eegap!c reports n. southern Cotton
markets:
CHIHITsrnS I9he market quiet with sales
this moraug Of 200 bales at about yesterdays prices Highest
Ara5srA Feb l9-There is fair enquiry to day. aud the
Transactions this morning se al = to &c alvalce We quote
sAvsTa feb 10 Sales OF Cotton tod.y SIS bales at IN.
changed Eces and the market closed firm at II( for Good Md
ding 20 Aiddling Fair.
MOBILE Feb. IsSles Of Cotton todsy 1850 bales. Mid
ding l07 clio. Sales during tie week 9O les and the
cept. - against 3UUO year The iarea.e at TIN. port
is 900 2Sg bales and the stock ~, $50 bales.
The Cincinnati Gazette OF the rsth says
There vas eg demsn for Bulz Meats to dsy VITA sale. o.
sO0c00 hs 6s9G rr shoulders. AID sss Sides;
indicating vance Of &C yesterdays quuat hare
disposition 20 buy than to sell at the improvement The
foreign had stimulating ete; upon the Lard mart
tosr! the q 50 III good deu M prime barrel AT &c
which notme " holders Bacon also in good demand
- Shoulders, AID for Sides with
responding extent.
dispatch from Chicago, ILL.,, tn tie New York papers dated
the l7th, says:
His's Commercial E7eSs to dag, has aree showing
the deficiency in the receipts Of wheat from the harvest # 1858
tbs port 9JuOt0 bushels present, aud estimating
that to the deficiency by the s Of fill reach q
Oo0IOO0 o. bushels.
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TaH MSBDER AND Bank ResBERY AT Jackson
The jackson Waig of the 18th says that 30 clue
has been obtained TO the perpetrsor Of The MUIR
der and robbery at that place tie night ofthe Cd
inst, notwithstanding the most vig,l4ni measures
have been taken and are still pursued to that end
The Hhig says:
Tie invest;gS ing committee, appointed az the
citizens meeting week since, together pi'h the
ward committee acting in cooperation, have been
diligently at their work examining numerous wit
and racing every ani sus 81 cion TO its
source and doing al hat ingenuity, good jdd zmert
and intense Anxiety eau devise, aided by all cut
daoT suggestion % ferret oat the murderer AID
bank robher. Tee sessions Of the executive COM
mites h4es oscupied at least SIX hours in every
twenty four, since their sppoinmsnt. We invoke
every good citizen 10 furnish everything that may
possibly be Of use, for they may have the pledge Of
each aad every member Of the COMMITTEES that the
source from shi-h it comes, shall be held secret
COW aHl hereafter.
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WAsHIxGToy, Feb 1.-The PrSsijeat sent both
Houses q message asking Congress 10 empower HIM
to use the army and Eavy to roec. tho Fauyit oute
and the lives and property Of American cjiizens
The steamer urion, from Chan sston to New York
hss gone ashore on Jersey hUs. The Propeller,
Edinburg, from Gl.sg r bat arrived, her dates are
anticipated. The ssvanIsr An ID, arrived 1t Liver
pool on the 29h.
As there has been 4 standard Of msa sUrment
Of Bresds'Ufs ADOPTED in tho Liverpool nsrke', is
would be we'll TO insert the following either 10 your
LEGAL columns or -. she head OF he Fo,egq market
in your Tel' g-s ph column, his i the first quo-
Lotation hY The neR me senrmanl.
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noArs nEAviye MS pAr.
Fer New Orlesns, TNichsl, at z P m.
a. ST. Louis, SAllie West, at ? p. m.
-Pinsbarq. Chenaoeo. At y n.

Va wv Dilcen4S hlSAet
4 - ST. Louis, SAllis Vest a, ? p.
4" BOni vile, Jshn Gsut. at m
+" Pil'sbarg, CleBaogo, at y N.
Our river has now nearly reached It's extreme
height The present rise. The last tot down
fhiuks il viii not rise exceeding four feet more
The water below ihis psiat, Is Of much greater
ex st thsn above, this with tie present high stage
Of Wafer 10 The Ohio river. viii have tendency to
nee The Overflow of The lowaads below 10 be uuab
more extensive than il isiica'es at 'hi4 point, as
wen IS to maintain or Prolorg cur he,d Eater
The lower port on Of our city nov peesests he aF-
pearanee Of small lake. The lnbsbiiarts resting
there before The water usurp,d their tsbenenis
have now been compelled to v2ca'e in cen-,querce
oftbe rise. this will cause much distress wh ;cb
should be promptly met and slevis;ea by thSso wLo
are nov f9riuEa's.
sTsAmER HARFsvILLE ssNK This boat, the pro,
perty Of MOssrs. SieEesrt & NsylOr aud by them
used IS tow bost, en- her downward trip for tcw,
when ST Robsrson's Island, ia dense fog, enc0u>
tered huge tree on the bank Of The river, the re
salt Of which to leave the tree uuiriured, hut
the steamer the worse for the encounter by sink
ing
The Red Rover, we learn, has large freight and
viii arrive at The lever landing this day, from
whence she viii meet with immediate dispatches
TO New Orleans
The Twichell is loading at Inc Shelby wharf for
Now Orleans, and will leave this afternoon ct
O'Clock.
The SalIie West, for ST. Louis. viii take her de-
partuTe this day at u o'clock from the lower wharf
Passengers viii bear this in mind.
The ChenspgO is loading at che upper wharf, at
the foot Of Broad street, and viii depart this day at
u o'clock for Pittsburgh.
The following boats are expected to dsy; Ka'e
French and Dn1lelh from Cincinnati; Jcha GauIt
from Louisville; Red Rover from New Oflelrs;
and Sallis West from St. Louis
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
CheDauge, from Ph'shurg.
Aeeaoe Cottage, from Wsiissoro.
Miunetonka, from Padaesh
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
ESs;port, for NeE Orleans.
BiinnetOn9a for Paduosh.
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DR. kING'S DISPENSaRY
TOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

VIZ Dr. King formerly efNew York, for the last four
sA~ss-S years Of Louisville, Kentucky, who has de-
his attention TO the treatment OF private over
thirty years. dstters himself having attended practice
many years, thousands, he enabled 10 cure
all of private nature, matter how tky NAV
from diudicious mscal treatment, from negdct OF he
own. Kings DspensaTy is No. % Dcadcrick street between
Cherry the Square where he all Of private
nature.
oxoEHEA without naucious medicine or Interference
from business.
SrRCRUREs OF old recent date, Gecua cured In few
avs, by operation which pain. Where Structure
eGs, health cannot be enjoyed. Perhaps disease causes
more mischief aud underm:nes the constitution 60 much
SYPHILIS with all the diseases OF skin, CROWN out OF neg
sct treatment, he efec.aaiiy cured in .V d,v
WEAKNESS, particular attention having b,sn iyen
disease, all the consequences growing ou Of IL
uy BY the destructive habits Of nconsiIersts
Youths indulgence Of the passions. neglect Of
will the constitution, en1erin the suet nm N
for business society, and causing premature old age
Females who may be song with any difficulty OF the Woh
nay rest assured Of immediate relief
residing abroad, writing stating their v;,h
enclosed directed DR.. A. Hing, ~ eadrk street
Nashville. Tennessee will have the necsSsary ecine sent
their address, with necessary directions secrecy Observed
0ee hours r O'Clock in the morning un;l Gin the cvenn
zwl
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HoPK AND FoRTUyr 1t is amazing in what IN
substantial Indications the ssnguioe find grounds
for hope As the powers Of tho microscope convert
the green mould Of scme decsyng object into YER
dsnt forests and bowers Of bliss the eye Of youth
discovers promise in the evening of cloud and its
bucysnt heart dances for y ,he broken strain OF
distant snd uRatts:Guble mus;e To such degree
OF fsllOcieus hope hoW yer, IS not that winch is
based upon some surer a cd frmer foundation. Such
for instance, ss invrsting The small Of ten five
or Two and bali dollars in VOID, Eddy * Co.'S
great legalized lottery. by fcsvarding either Of
these amounts 10 Wood EDDY & Co, either az Au-
gusta, Georgia, Wilmington, Delewsre. She sooer
Of dame foruue at tie shrine Of her favors will in
sure a ehsnes OF realising bis hopes il prize Of
6ty thoUs aud dollars.
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From the above>it will be secn that the stock Of
the Pl5stz Insurance Company CT HsrifcTl sold at
2l74 she highest figures reaabel by any, aud above
all other companies. and tina, this company nov
stands in position, never before reached ty any
Insurance. Company in Ire United States, .nd that
too, at place where il Is well knovn, and where
there are persons vel able TO esiim.tc its chsrsc-
ter and sisndiDg. compared With other compa.
MES. Nash and MARI a:e agents for this company
in Nashville, and persoas will DO we'll to secure
standing policies before tbs risks are too much
crowded, as they cannot have more then 5000 OK,
ncsed 10 SINGLE iIe.
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Foreign Markets,

LIvBBFoob Feb. Cotton dull, little enquiry.
and prices weak Estimated sales to-day, 5000
bales.
LONDON, Consols for money closed at 94ia9i5
PABIs Feb. 4.-The Bourse s much depressed.
Three per cents 66F IS ceniimes a57F eentimss.
Sixty eight thousand pounds Of gold is on the esy
80 England
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EFerchunts AttentIen.

The attention OF merchants ia called 10 he fact
chat from Fehrdary lst there win ne an entire
change in tbs quo aion for all kinds bresdstufs
N the LiycrpOvI market The cs,tai OF 100 pouuds
standard, will be adopted and everything will be
quoted at 50 ruch per eeHioi, or 100 pounds
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s.Heduced by Dyspepsia 10 a mere xhe,e.

tsRcduced by Dyspepsia 40 n mere NkeIe-
tOn.''-Lsrea 5y .'Brrilsss i67aH5 Eafsrs.'-Nr A
Ma;chstt, strader probably veil known any
Pennsylvania follows; s. with farmer in Arr
strong county who reHeed by Dgspsnsi 10 sEe
ton. persuaded lm hay bottle q Beraye's noIlsHd
tiers, believing him Meeting him months
after, my Advertisements finding him hale hearty
he told 10 asG 800 PoaRIs, and that this
ehause had produced by Brsvss Holland Bittsrs
te which q, attributed solely ystorztoa fsbss-d&viw
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u. a. Fahnestock's VeFmiFuge nss long hem
regarded with fayar and confidence by large body OF the regular
medical profession in every State UaoR, preparation
Nas"rgssed By and is daily prescribed ~ The most emil
physicians throughout the United States During the long
period OF its continued popularity spurious and counterfeit i
tson have from time TO time made tle appearance. Never
has ii been the part Of the buyer to exercise
judieious cautoa in purchasing the genuine arcs than this
time These limitations close in their external
biancs B. A F,HNTrOoEs Yerauge to be we'll calculated
to put the uususpecng purchaser article which he neither
Uisle intended buy It enough buy Of
tei agent; hut every purchaser must vigilance avoid
hsing imposed upon and must examine bottle him
sci, that he is buying the genuine FAHVrocks veriuse.
fslar- -IG-v win
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Removal.
JOHN YORK & co,

HAVE removed GisGEr Book EinGery and
BaLk Book Asuuf7ct"ry TO TIRE Baptis; PGliny Ious..
next house teaw Douglass Co. north Market street, No. 81
% door from The SquaesTd viii glad 10 see eir
customers and invite that
prepared 20 make blank Books in tie best any
given pattern. Particular paid the Binding
Of Periodicals. and old Books prices are as low the
lowest The style o. work be Bndry Store
Union Street Books lea al either place will late
stienush BPx febIl-insiu.
MACHINES An y IMPf4ENENrS.--flr eshers
Nh Keepers, straw Cutters Corn Shelters Mills, Corn
and COb Cshers, Chnrn Scythes, Cradles. Horse and
Hand Rakes, Mers Garrett Cottmau Peacock 4 Banly
steel Plows, Avry's Cast PloWs.
CemeHt. Cement, Plaster Paris Land pias
UE, sc. iss2s Ia CUNNINGHAM co.
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Hol FoR PIEE's PEAK.-All who Wish 10 visit the
golden regions Of Pixies Peak, or to Kansas by he
shortest quickest and cheapes! route. should take
the HANNIBAL aud ST. JoSRpH's Railroad, chose ad.
vertisement appears in this mornings paper.
Through tickets to st. JOssph's can be had in Nash
uiIln
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NORE TO BE ADAHRED THAN THE
RIG EST Ola EN-


Worn by Kings or ElnperOrs
what! why Beautiful Head OF Hair.
nECAUsEitis the ornament God Himself JroriI.a for all
brightly in the glowing ceek The he sparkling,
hair nared shrived, his6 and dr worse SIM
sprnked with nature will lose half her charms. Prof
Moods Hair Restorative, II used week viii
restore s sIptIy sae ALL such an orp tuent r,
the following judge The writer is the celebrated Pianist
B z. Sa6. M, yo,, .,r,, "a ~.
er S-PerHit NE to express to you the obligations am
the entire restoration u NJ hair its original color
about my arrival in the Enl was rapidly
becoming gray u topon tie application Of youf iIsr RestOa
tive recovered is original haze consider Restorative
very wonderful Rveniion quite sicseaus we'll as
agreeable. m, dear sir, yours truly
"Drych ar Cizyiiedyct~
Welsh Newspaper Office. - Nassau st April Is. Is5s
PRo1e J. WooD: Dear SirSoms or six weeks ago
received your Hair restorative gave it 5 vie
who concluded try her ar thinking at the time
that would restore the gray hair to it, original color
a well as my surprise few weeks trial has performed
wonderful effect q turning all the hairs dark brown
The tine tsautyins AID thckeuug s hair. strongly
carscb Of their hair. CHARLES CRROEW
PRoF. 0. J. Woos: With confidence 10 recommend your
Ba Restorative, Icing the mos eccou article ever saw
Since using lair Restorative my hair and Ehissers
almost wts have gradually and nos feel
natural color. 1t also has relieved me OF all dandruG
pleasant i.chng so common among persons Ae pse freely
Paor weoD-About years ago ny hair coulracnI
anl turning vas fast lecoIing bald tried
no eucct commenced
January last few app cations fastened ny firmly
Il began to h grow out and turned hack TO its former color
(black). this time fully restored its original color
health, and appearance ard cheerfuy all
Chicigo, H.. May :, 1851. J. D. HOES.
Restorative ru, ~ in BEETLES Of sizes large me
diura small the small holis pint, retaIs for one
dollar per bottle; the medium holds ~ es twenty per cent more
proportion thu the small, reas for dollars per bottle
the large holds quart forty per cent more in proportion, aud
retailsd for 80.
o. j. WOOD&CL Proprietors, sls Broeiway New York lin
the great n Y Wire Railing EstshuentJ and ia Market ST.
81. Louis, Mo.
And Sold By good Druggists Fancy Goods Dealers
nov23-d&WlyiR
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Another large sale Of Sugar ami lesding articles
in the Grocery line is advertised by Messrs Harris
Gordon & Co, This morning See aiHsrsssment
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Mr.. EDTrOE: In my vsnd.riDgs through your
"Rock City" last evening dropped into the ba,e
ment Of the First Presbyterian Church. Wbers
found eOngregated a large number OF ladies and
gentlemen to witness an exhibition Of The musical
powers Of the pupils of Miss Ids Bceoseh, and
assure you consider myself very fortunste in thus
happening to witness she performance. To enumer
ste all who deserved encomium is Gus Of my power,
because an stranger and learned the names Of
only few Of the pupils. l do mos mean to draw
comparisons between the young ladies'. All deserve
great praise and thinkit would be a difficult task
to find in any one school the same amount of prof
cheney that was exhibited on this occasion. The
pupils were all very yOusg, ssy from eight to thir
teen years Of age. sdi only the names of those l
learned and remember, only regrettiug that I did
not get more Of them.
Master Powers, the only male pupil, really an
astonishing Pianist of twelve years OF age. He
played ''Gottsohalks Bambcula' and 'sIome, swee,
home, with variations, in a style that would have
done him credit had he hsve p-actised as many
years as he has lived. The bare meution Of these
pieces is enough for your musical rssders. little
beauty, Miss Sands, played some very difficult mu-
sic and saag sWeetly. Miss Flowers played the
harp as wen IS ilahO ia eAeeHeHt taste MISSES
Lanier and Lewis, both very small children, were
bOisterousy spplauded, and deservedy SC, for their
playing. Little Miss Hooper sang and played with
Adeal Of spirit aud last, though nst least, Miss
Demumhrane delighted the audience with several
beautiful songs rendered. in good taste, in pure
soprano voice Of rare spee;uess.
As said before am stranger do not know
and never saw Miss Boens, until last night, but l
think she deserves so much credit for the manner
in which she performs her arduous task Of teaching
children so young these are, that l cannot
withhold mytestimODy in her favor. VIsIToR.
Feb. ~, 1859.
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FBHNCH COssETs SKIRTS &e.-Yehsve Just re-
csivcd, direct frcn the Importers, large invoice
OF French Eove Corsets Of sll descriptions and
sizes. Also, Ladies sslf-sdjustiog Bishop Noted
Shirts, Gusiles, Bosom Shapes, &c, which will be
sold al low prices Al S. z. ARDEBsoE's
L.cs and Fancy Secret Nc. IS, Unioa Street,
Nashville, Tenn TfetS-dlm.
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Morris Franklin, d said city President o. the New York Life
Company, icing duly affirmed, and Piney Freeman,
Of Rayenwood, inuE Island state, Com
enG duly swuru do scVery depose and
hsE tt according % the test OF their knowledge. nfOr
nation and belief the foregoing statement
that al! tie investments therein referred to good
faith en for any temporary expectancy the assets ef
Company the date the statement 81 j &C.
and invested IS therein stated and set forth.
Affirmed sworn, this 9TH Of February, 1880 before me-
Signel, ALLEN RUTHERFORD.
Commissioner Of Deeds.
Signed, MORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
pLfNEH FREEMAN.
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TN T0E II 4 F0z
AMERICAN AND ENGLism ANNrALS,
Illustrated Poets, ~ 1fssS Of Art
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's"''e .'s ''ss, %s., Do"na :, '"s
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AT ygsc HoWE~r Y.Ryrrs.
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Statement of the Condition of the New
York Eifc INSURANCE Company o. tie hrs.
day Of January, 1859, made in conformity With te require
Tens Of the Law Of tennessee.
1eS YorE Life As4dass Company, Il3GHd I4 Byo4 l,cy,
Mr. York,
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We are authorized le snDonuce JOsEPH L Ryan
as ca9didae fer Constable, to FL the vacancy &C.
sasioned BY he resignation of Ssml D. Mcbol
Election TO axe place on the oath inst ids
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Hest, host our aag 30 heavens breeze,
let fold f5at high,
UgiOid ia tanTe eyeryshefe.
braeati the western ky
In let stripe iHrih
b rue - the paifipt's htnd.
Procai a. lis esuly ana It's worth,
Ger moor and hli AID strand.
In pezee guard well the sacred tooR-
feuz,tlesi ~ patTiot's tload.
F.T oh 'tEas in freedoms cause,
Amid tie iattles iiael
Hoist h'ist. hag 10 heavens iEee1e.
Let every f,id dlas high.
I tfurl 60. hammer sssryvhrre,
beneath b. western sky
liaiS5 h-st cur atE Ia Art great reign,
lei eyety saa foat a.sher,
b Siti giie tgaiilr.s enhieu
stOsc the tailest so,re
! q Ter every where
ct every state srJuad,
Know where type Of ustare 5 male.
Where every ule is f5uud.
Absys At Gsiie7y,
Oar country stsirdard wave.
Ana underneath ITS folds preside,
Tue b@tutIfIi--U ebrsvs--
The clihi the Parent-patrici--sirs
The Warrior sith,sit
Rests here. cs, I.lrtraiture
Vita vycry charm Tie
Then raise our isurrrta a. SKY
Let every star ij=sE
That types a. 1.e Int C'sNeJH,
AIe uatle b. &. q HUGHES,
febl5-d&EtL C07aer . College ard Union SIS
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We are authorized 10 announce Isa A SToBF as
candidate for Constable, to ELL the vacancy crea-
ted By the resignation Of ssn'l D. Nichol Election
70 take pisce on tbe 24fh If this month td%
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-22

" are authorized TO announce \. P. CORBITT As
Candidate or COnsshie TO eli The unsx PRED term
OF Sain'l D Nichpl. Tfebi8-tdS