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DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,

NASHVILLE, March 10, 1882
" The river has been gradually subsiding for
some days past, and is still falling. There
are yet about feet water on the Shoals
There has been considerable animation this
week in all our markets. The dry goods. to-
bacco and cotton markets have been particu-
Iarly active, and in the first two the sales
heavy The Bacon trade is the only excep-
ton to the general animation. 1t has been
dull and prices dropping. nas ~ ezesn
COTTON-The market has been improving
since our last weekly report, and prices are
a shade higher. 44
The sales since Wednesday, March 2. to the
evening of the 9th, were some 500 bales at 81
9lO go. Yesterday the sales were at 8(9l04c
p b; as follows: IA bales at 104; 120 at SO
10 20; at 10i; at 10; at LOT; at 10 90.
TOBACCO-The sales up to Wednesday
evening amounted to PA hhds at SO 1905
So Sales yesterday at Fisher, Wheless d
Co.'s of IA bids at IS, so, rs, 50,
4 As, 5 So, 6 90, 80, s as, IS, 70,
4 90, 5 20, 30; and 81 hhds at A Hamil-
toms at 80, 65. 20, 80, 40, 90,
20, o 70, Il VI, y on. K oo' 81 -
IS, 80, so, %, 20, 10, 80,
| 4 35, A 80, 6 40, 10, As, 10, IS,
40, 5 o., 6 So, 4 As.
BACON-Is now selling at SIC hog round;
shoulders &c; hams &c; sides lOc o b.
LARD-Sells readily at l03@1lc p b.
| CHEESE-Western Reserve is now selling
at ll@l23c p n.
| FLOUR-The market is steady and prices
firm. We quote extra at Sc 50(9S7; super
fine SIS 5O@s6.
| WHEAT-There is good demand for
wheat, and a prime article sells promptly at
| sl0SI 10; good 10000; inferior 700975c.
! p bushel.
CORN-Is selling at 60 cents p bushel
and sacks furnished. The demand is fair and
receipts considerable.
| COFFEE-Rio l24G9123c; Laguayra I4(9
I5c; Java lst@2Oc p ID. Stock ample.
| SUGAR-The market is well supplied. and
we quote 64@sc for choice, in hhds.; IN bar
rels an advance of A@2c on these figures.
Loaf crashed and powdered are selling at
l2tc p b
MOLASSES In barrels 37&C93sc p gal
lon; in half bbls 4l043c p gallon; sugar
house 4O@45c; golden syrup 609soc; 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-Lard-ma manufacturers price 81 II
70 gallon; Linseed csc; Sperm 81 20; Tan
ner's 75@sl p gallon.
FEATHERS-In demand at 400941c p d
for live geese.
GINSENG-Sells at soc p 10. ess
FRUITS aisins 50 so p box for NJ. r,
dried apples 50 OO@2 10 p bushel; peeled
peaches 81 5O94 rs; unpeeled s3(93 10.
HIDES-Green sc; dry salted Southern
l0c p ID.
LEATHER Cincinnati sole. oak tanned
SOC; skirting so; hemlock p; harness 27@
SOC p ID.
SEEDS-Clover 81 OO97 IS p bushel
Millett l so; Timothy 1903 90; Fla
20; Herds Grass l 25 a l so; Clea
blue grass 1902 90; Stripped 25(9l 4C
Orchard l so; Hungarian 2 so.
, WHISKY -Rectifed 25c p gallon.
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From washington.

WAsHISGToS, March &c. w. Jones, of
Iowa, was confirmed Minister 10 Bogota-
= Mr.. MeLane has left to be in New Orleans
in time for the next steamer. ~ .ss--a -
All the Washington and Oregon Indian
treaties are confirmed.
joseph Hol'. Commissioner of Patents, has
been appointed and confirmed Post Master
General.
Senate Confrmdtions. = John Hubbard of
Maine. Boundary Commissioner; john Petit
OF Indiana, Chief Justice of Kansas; Bartho-
lomew Fuller of North Carolina, Fifth Audi
tor of the Treasury.
Emory d. Porter, collector at Toledo, was
renominated and confirmed.
The session closes tomorrow at two O'Clock.
The Death of the Post Master General was
announced by message from the President.
Nicholson pronounced a eulogy and submitted
resolutions which were adopted. Adjourned.
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Monetary and Financial.

NEW ORLEANS March ., p M.-The tone of the
market continues quite satisact ry. There is consi
derable movement in Projuce, which in the course of
a must help diminish the discount line
Bank In the mean while money is abundant on the
street and strictly first class paper finds ready takers
1t = cert. Other good signatures 60 at y, and
at q cent. The offerings Of choice names are
rather light
There is some movement in Stocks. and few sales
Of Free Bank shares made, but the particulars
dill not reach The ample supply of Money Is
telling favorte securities, the tendency OF which
is still upward.
In view of the heavy sales of cotton the Exchange
uIarkct only moderately supplied to-day. First
cass Sterling brings los 9lOs2 the latter not free
". Drafts with bin II ladng l,71a0l0S1<. Francs
5f.21L95r 1914: New York and Boston; 60 DAYS,
l5z1Di u and p cent discount Sight 2sfO9-l6 q
cent discount with sales at both extremes, but difficult
10 dad outside at y.
New YoKK March 5-P. M-The week closes upon
a more satisfactory state of things.
The adjournment OF Congress after providing for
the support of the treasury and the absence of dis
queling news from Europe, have infused more con-
ddence throughout the market Indeed the great ease
in money with further concession IN rates is about
the most reliable Indication OF the tranquil condition
If the public mind whchis relievei of appre-
hensiou Of permanent stringeDcy which the rise of
two per cent month ago, growing out of the COM
bined action Of our lLrgest banks seemed to fore
shadow.
Instead OF the specie reserve suffering material
depletion as then apprebended, it bias swelied
nearly 81 600 OcO and If tins together with the eager
ness of bank officers To- lend, may be taken true
index, there is now as much reason to expect low
rates for money during the Spring, as there was on
the opening al the year me actual transacn Us 10
Jney to-day indicate freer supply and 40 improve
ment in demand. There was less oyancy IN the
81 ck market to-day The general temper Of the deal
in<s was wanting in speculative spirit, aud the tenden-
cy at the close TO weakness.
There appears tn be m influence 20 which the bust
ness in the fancies may be attributed, besides what
existed long back-the absence Of public demand.
eCINcINSArI, March Up. Mooney market less
easy. Exchanges and the market for Eastern
nrmer.
LOUISVILLE March s,-The money market Is still
per discounted.
Exch,nge continues nrm. Tho banks still SELL
ing New York short sight at y and the brokers at
premium. New Orleans short s.gnt zs2z prem
Currency has undergone change whatever, and
we continue To quote Wisconsin, aud Illinois "a o. dis
We continue "a quote Tennessee, Indiana State, and
Ohio State Bank At par Missouri and Indiana free
banks, aud aud South Caro.ina y discount; North
Carolina and Georgia dis.
Gold u selling "a sSi = prem and brought "a =
prem. silver Is very dul; the brokers buy II at !.
discount:
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From Mexico.

Mexico dates are to the 23d. and Vera Cruz
to the lst. " fAE&
Miramon sent a force to attack Jalapa,
which was defeated, and returned to Perote.
Miramon then marched eastward. aud arrived
before Alvarado with 5000 men, intending to
march to Vera Cruz, via the sea coast road.
Vera Cruz is much excited, but is confident
of defeating MiramOn.
MINArIrLAN, March SIT was rumored just
as the steamer was sailing that an express
had arriv d, announcing Miramon's arrival
before Vera Cruz with 5000 men and thirt. :
nine guns. 81
Vera Cruz is in state of sic &c aud excite
ment
The express from the Capitol intended for
the Tennessee was detained by Miramon TO
conceal his movements.
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the Savannah Republican, that has excited so
much noise in the world during the last few
months has been condemned as SLAYER, and
is advertised by the United States Marshal to
b sold at public outcry, in Savannah, on
saturday, the 18th inst. Fast travellers
would do well to attend the sale.
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Ef- The Charleston Courier says that the
Hon. W. c. RIvEs, who was in Boston on the
22d ult., and took some part in the public
ccrrmolials of the day, has concluded an
arrangement with LITTLE. BRowN d Co., for
the publication of his Life of MADISON. The
first of the three volumes of which it is 10 be
composed is now in the hands of the compost
tor. 1t will be issued with that Topographic
cal elegance for which those publishers are
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re- Mr.. DorBEAR presented i've of his pu-
pills hands ONE vest each, as a reward Tor
their proficiency in writing Photography
3 Til ase littl, boys, from TO IL years OF age
have been receiving instructions ftom Mr..
Do1BEAR for some six weeks or two moaths,
and are now writing from forty to sixty words
per minute. These presents were in consider
alton Of their successful industry. One 81
these lads cannot write his own name in the
ordinary ciirograpby, yet writes Phonogra-
ply with great facility.
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MOBILE AND ONO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
OFF;CERs-We learn from the Mobile Register
that at meeting of the Directors of the Nc
bile and Ohio Railroad, held on the 18th ult,
t following named gentlemenwere reelected:
Milton Brown, President; j. Emanuel, ID. w.
Goodman and J. G. Rupert, Executive Com
mittce; A. W. Parker, Secretary; A. +. IT.
win. Treasurer; o. S. Beers, Auditor.
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Gas- A passenger on the famous Sallie West
the other day got his pants tore by hungry
hog on the boat, which vexed him sore, aud
he swore that Ben Eagan, the clerk, should
patch the rent or pay damages. He held the
boat was liable for all accidents and mishaps
to passengers as well as cargo, and wanted to
be made whole again at the cost of the boat.
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~ wardm nss.

The meetings of the Opposition for the
different wards of the city. TO be held on
Saturday next, the 18th inst, for theappoini-'
ment of delegates TO nominate Senator and
Representatives for Davidson county, in the
next State election. will be beld at the fol-
lowing places, to-wit:
1 Ward Hobbs's Stable, Front street
3 i" Veterans. Market
3 20" W l.. Boyd's. Cherry
" Straught's Carriage-shop. Cherry st.
S Z" Lattimore't store, Church street.
Andersen Il Romans Broad :.
Parks Place, Murfreesboro Pike.
g VII WiIkinson's, Cherry street.
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STATE LOTTERIES

Ia these LOiteries e'gy Priise Is drarI
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Ne arkets.

New ORLEANS, March 9.-Cotton sales to
day ii 800 bales; market unchanged. Sugar
dull declined I; s s(@6 !. Molasses 81.
Flour firm. Corn has an advancing tendency
at So. Oats, H. Mess Pork Is 90. Lard
dull at liz. Gunnies log.
New YORK. March 9.-Cotton firm, sales
5000 bales. Flour has declining tendency 7,
sales Il. 900 bbis. Corn has declining tea
d ncy. sales 80 900 bushels; mixed Sc. Pork
firm at II 30Gl7 10. Whisky 2S(9284. Lard
oil / OJC0l %. Sugar steady 64973. Coffee
firm. s- az
CINCINNATI March 9.-Flour dull and un,
changed Whisky 242. Mess pork IL so
Bacon 709. Lard, sales 400 bbls at III.
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Ashore.

BOsTON, March The brigs Mercy Cous-
ms, from Havana, Edwin, from Cardcnas, and
Monagas, all went ashore in the bay last
night The crew were saved, but the vessels
aud cargoes will probably be totally lost.
New YORK, March 9--The steamer Glas-
gov, from Glasgow, the 18th, has arrived.
Her news is anticipated. She reports having
immense icebergs on her voyage.
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overland Mail.

ST. LOUIS, March 9.-The overland mail of
the l4th has arrived.
The passengers report new silver mines
opened III Arizonia.
Lead, copper, iron, alum. gold and silver
abound. -
Reports from ella mines continue unfavor-
able. fH
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Gs- This morning, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ,
commences the Trust Sale of Books, Watches.
Jewclry, Safes, Show Cases, Fixtures, &c. at
the Old Post Office. This stock being very
large, we would call the attention of buyers
BE on hand early. For further particulars see
LII
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81 THE Campbeli's are coming = as
our readers viii be able to verify on next
Monday night. Mar PEEL, with his eelebral-
elcompany OF Minstrels will then commence
n series of bis inimitable entertainments. at
Odd Fellows Hall Z
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holloway. nm. and oin,ment.

Health, eheeruness, loug life, depend upon the reg
u.ar ton acton OF the digestive organs, pure
ns and the vigorous coHdit OF The lungs aud
the nerves. All th-se conditions Of the system
secured by the OF the above medicines. Sold so
li.,ien Lane, y. Y. narS-lw
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Office.

All persons who have been Induced to buy Sewing
Michn,s which Will perform the work that pur-
ctascrs expected them 10 do informed that sang
cr Machines never fail 10 do any Kind Of work No
Que is ever disappointed in these machines.
mar3-tf J. T. LORD, Agent.
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Collision.

BALTIMORE, March 9.-The new steamer
Baltimore, from Havana cOllided with the
Propeller last night at Thomas Point, Chesa-
peake. The Baltimore sunk Immediately.
The crew barely escaped. -e -
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Es- In the last number of the Homestead,
the local of that paper speaks rs if he wishes
TO know what green blossom is-we
advise him to look in glass
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c-s- Mrs. VIRGINIA A. RAMSAY, wife of
WN II. RAMSAY, of Amerieus-says the
Augusta Dispatch of the 7th--on Tuesday
night, gave birth to three daughters.
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From California.

New ORLEANS, March 9Th "Quaker
City" brings the San Francisco mail of the
nineteenth.
The Uncle Sam" met terrible gale and
returned to San Francisco on the 18th. and
sailed again on the 10th for the Colorado
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Sailed.
River News.

BOsToN, March 9.-The steamer Canadi
sailed to-day with 100000 in specie.
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ns-Dr f. A. Jones, agent for the Campbell
Minstrels, paid us Wit yesterday. He in
forms us that his troupe will shortly appear
in this city.
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LOUISVILLE, March 9...The river is falling
rapidly with feet water on the Falls, and s
feet 10 inches in the Canal.
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Arrived.

New YORK, March 9.-1ne bark Princeton
from Jamaica went ashore at Squam Inlet.
The crew were saved.
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NOT ICE.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

We are selling many articles OF HARDW ARE,
being part of KiRKHaS & Efis's last REFORMATION"
al a small advance oosr FOR cssH. Our SSw STOCK,
whch Is being made complete by daily arrivals, We
oifer at reduced prices Tor Cash negotiable paper
You can ave money by baying your Hardware at
81 Public square, KIEKxAN a EtIIs's old stand from
febaS-u MCCALL. 90.
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Magnificent Scheme for March, 1853. ,
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
SG5, ASO! r
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY!
CLASS i,
TO be drawn in Baltimore, Saturday, March 20, lss
sPLENDID SCHEME. m

so SO prizes amounting to.............Sfs O2 100
Tickets $50 Halves $40, Quarters - 90, Eghths s25e
4 Pa, kaye Of - Whole Tickets AZ so, costs S5.c
There are Il drawn ballots, and each ballot be-
ing worth SO mates. $240
10 per cent ~, being. SO
Leaves net............ ............... 20<
Leaving risk 90 the purchaser ........ sSle
Persons who desire need only remit the risk on .
Package, FOR which Will send Certificate as fol-
lows:
do. do. 20 Halves. $50 90
do. DO. 90 Ouarters... rs 90
do. do. &c Eighths - 81 30
~ All orders addressed 20 r. FRANCE A CO., Man
sgers, Baltimore, Nd WI meet with prompt attsn-
ton, and the printed Official drawings sent
over. X FRANCE a CO.,
feb2s-td Managers, Maryland State Lotteries
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

IDY virtue af a vendtoui cxponasfo me directed,
IL and delivered from the HonorAhle Circuit Court
al Nidson co. Tenn. It's January Term, 1859,
will expose pubilC sale, 20 the highest bidder Tor
cash Al the Court hnese yard gate IA The cay III Nash
viile on MONDAY, The 18TH DAY OF APRIL,
1881 an the right, title, claim, interest and es-
which J. 6. Fellows then had or may have stcc
acquired IN and 30 the following described Real Is
TATE - vii. Lots Nos aud 70 the plan OF Lots
south Nashville belonging % =. NJ Iria's Estate
iad cut By H. c. MARCEL ana registered u The Regis
eFs Once % ravidsn county, n book No. IL, aud
pags SIS, the bring hts deesiea 20 J. q. fei
lows by 7 J. Aaasfeg1, {. " as may DC seen by
Fefereace dee ir Registers etiice u aviison
boog No -. pages 30 aud st5, beng levied en- as
the nro5erriy q j. q. Fellows. 90 satisfy lgag
nsnt s-RaaEed IN aycT II Charles tsAvu aFainst
james a. bald oin Ana J q. Fellos<s. Feb Isss.
JAS. M. HINTON, sterta az DsylasaEs co.
marS-ta ~ T. q pRAka pepaiy ShefiH,
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r Gen. +. X. ZoLIIcorFER arrived at
home, from WAshins ton, Tuesday night. lie
Is Io) Z Il fine health. -
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WOOD. EDDY a. Co.'S
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES!
CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF GEoRGIA)
Capital Prize $5O,OOOS
Tickets Only Ten DOllars!!i
Notice TO the Public.
WOOD, EDDY l. co., Managers
Successors to 5. Swan s. Co.

rINIE following Scheme will be drawn by Wood Eddy
i Co.. Managers 90 the Sparta academy Iattery 10
each OF their Single Number Lotteries Tor Mason
1859, at AUGUSTA, Georgia, IN public under thss 81
perintendence OF commissioners 1s-t.t
Class draws Saturday, March 5, 1859
Class draws Saturday, March 10. 1853.
Class draws Saturday, March 10, 1853.
Glass draws Saturday, March &c, 1883
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WHIPS, WHIPS, &c.-a fun assortment
Attention. Machinists. sc.

1000 feet Of Leather and Gum Betting IRON to Il
inches vile, also Lace Leather, Copper Burrs and
Rivets hand for sale, low for cash Nos Sc
and 80 corner OF College and Broadway.
r. CUTTER
" Merchants in want of any Of the above ar
ticles viii ind il their advantage TO give call
can ammOdate them By the or dozen, at as low
prices any other house IN the City
rnara-tf B. z. CUTTER.
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MONT BOY"
CANAD CWvEF,

"a N - N ~ " a. ~
The sire Of more ralaaLle and hgA1prioed using
horses than ang other Stallion ua che STATE,
WILL. make his season. foe 1852 with Vermont
w Boy at Junction place, miles from Nashville,
snrance. rrrts GEO EVANS,
Agent of Company.
Horses viii he broken and trained FOR harness and
speed terms, and always TO the satisfaction Of
owners. GEORGE EVANS.
feb24-us
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ON THE PLAN OF sIHGLENUMRERs.
$4,000 Tickets! ~
$50 Prires.-Eearly one Prize TO sverv nine
Tickets
NagniNcent Scheme
o.olu fflkcs amounting 49,. .......s X1L0. 200
Whole Tickets SO; Halves IS; Quartsrse2 50
certiheates Of Paekages 10 Be- soIa ., ths fsl

paA Circular showing the plan OF the lotteries
viii be seat 10 amy one DESTROYS Of reeeivingh.
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dered
Stomach or Liver.

such as Indigestion, Acdity OF the stomach Cholic
Pains Heartburn, Loss Of Appetite, DcspOndeDty
Costiveness Blind and Beedng Piles. In all Ner
vous Rheumatic, and Neuralgia Affections, u has IN
numerous instances, proved highly beneficial, and IN
others effected decided cure.
This is a purely vegetable compound, prepared on
strictly scientific principles after the manner OF tht
celebrated Holland professor, Boerhave. Because OF
great most OF the European states, Its
introduction into the United States was Intended more
especially for those OF our tatherand scattered heie
and there over the face OF ths mt-aty country
Meeting with great success amNa- chem, now ole
It 70 the Ame.ean public kns'g taat ~ truly won
derful medicnal virtues must %, az Snowiedged- !.
IL is particularly recommended 10 those person
whose constitutions may have been impaired by III
continuous of ardent spirits other forms Of DIS
sipation Generally instantaneous in eject finds its
way directly 10 the seat of lie thrilling and quicken
ing every raising up the dropping spirit, an
IN ftct aftlsng health and vigor IN The system.
NOTlCE-Whoevcr, q XPects 90 hnd this a bevera
S,ll bc disapi onied; but 10 the SICK, the weak
spirited II viii prove grateful aromatic cordial
Osscssed of singular remedial properties.
TsON.
The great popularity OF this delightful Aroma ha
Induced many limitations, which the public sioul
guard against purchasing. tie not persuaded 20 bu
anything else until you have given Bocrhave's Ito
and Bitters a fair trial. One batto will convince yO
how infinitely superior IL Is to all these limitations
as- Sold az 81 per bottle. six bottles for SIS,
THE sol PROPRIETOR.
BENJAMIN H. TF Jr.. & Co.,
AanuiacturingPh.r rnN~c'ss SITS ana chemists,
Ittsburgh. PA.
Sold by Druggists general throughout the United
States and Canadas.
a. sold IN Nashville by
EwTN, PENDLEfoS CO, Wholesale Ag'ts
". w. BERRY DEM0yIlIE,
Dr. A. II. ROSCOE,
10. 6. BROWN,
DElIovIiLE * BELL,
6. W. HENIERSHO1T,
Dr. I. WELLS.
WELLS, HOOPER 4 CO.,
BEECH 4 HUNTER.
And by DragsisisgeneFaiiy ihrougheuithe state
sp2S-ISwiy
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RATES OF EXCHANGE.
CoREEcTED NKEKIY
II HE BANK OF THE MON.
~ NASHVILLE, TFNx. March 10, 1859.

EXCHANGE
y. York Sight par % = pre-
Philadelphia, par % ! pre-
New Orleans. par 10 : pre-
fsaitllnore, par - = pre-
loutsxiiic,.. par 10 = pre-
Cincinnati >. par o. I pre-
LAND SzERASns-
SO'sand 1GD's.
f.0's ......-...-.....
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The b. H. Runyan will leave for St. Louis
on Saturday next.

eEfH The Tennessee Belle is reported to have
successfully completed her second great ex-
ploring expedition to St. Louis. Little Old
Joiield and T. Josh Mccormick were kindly
received by the natives, who appointed Capt.
McCord as their agent to receive her cargo,
aud to fit her out for a Pixies Peak expedi-
ton. Heaps of gold TO these hardy navigators.
-Padacah Herald