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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-20


Phrenoioeicai MISUNDERSTANDING the
FOSLbK WELLS US srosdSsy. A' s"''' '-' ."
Filter the CrOion Get the Dlaphra gm FIJI
Ter which won medals at all the instutonsn the
snd for sss By Mck oU pumSsr
s2s Fourth street. corner OF Mercer New York.
Grover & Bakers Noiseiess
For our own family u.s we 5ss.as s ay .s ~. I
yer and sahetA 10 the best aud sccor ang purchased IT,
ofaos sem gss sa,yy, s.sal sr2saxy
Ssngss's sewtne Machines
=: :ss:s;sss E = .:s :s.s
Are o:psSIs Of doing sc create. e,
Are much chssps, bsssase they earn more money.
~'' ''' 49, ' IN sfsaEE I CO., as Broadway.
Wheeler 4 Wll.on's Sewing msoh,nes.-s
onioe 6g6 Broadway, New York.
Defi.nc. saz.ns.niier safes-With x.asxns
sowaer proof locks and cross bar. Also fire and burg.
sSs &c. Of College
'N' '''''' - : EoBERr N. PATRICK.
nerrinR's patens Champion T,ys
And burglar proof sa'es Isl Broadway, coer a MURRAY
.--------
The Best SrtDg Bed In Existence Howe'z
Elliptic, at from 70 70 $S a s broadway Call aid see it,
Strong and FIavory Tea, One Dollar the
chest at CH .isTIANsoFs, No. Chambers street or 2s
KeaEs6y' y Medical Discovery - Warranted
sorcfula ysipelAs sabeum scsd head liberated
sue legs For sale by all druggkx.
ssateheior's HAM uye, WIgr 1nu Ioupees,
best the world SURPRISING all made Sold and appisa
Ut the msnufsctory. ES Broadway.
Hlll's Hair Dye 80 Cent?. at NO 1 Barclay
street. and by all drussi:s Inimiable hair cutting at no
Closed on sundays.
Hill, Ihimitablc Hair Cutter. HAIR Jye so
cents box at NO. Barclay street. and by all Druggists
Clofed on Sundays.
Rupture Cured by 6aTsh & Co.'s RADICAL
trues They asokeep se elastic stcckugs
veins shoulder sos
torines mAde TO order Ac yssey stress Assos Eouas
REV York.
B&rJ's TTicopherOus 10 the Beat and Cheap
article for dressing beeutvng cleaning curling p-eserv
rg ana Restoring the hair Ladies' try H. Sold by AL drug
gitts.
Hssr-Ns Diseases, Fail, Change OF Color,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-20

LIVERY KIND OF BAGS FOR ALL SORTS OF USE
u got in the peatest styl a. few hours notice
III Eabt Twenty eighth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-20

Grover & Bakers N0Iseiess
FAMILY SEWING MAUriIi, x.5,
70, family became fully satisfied Gro
YER and hskors the best aud sccor tnEly purchased IT,
n. Z. Tribune.
Cfice temporarily At63l BroSdwxy,
rul tree
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-12-15

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-12-15

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-12-15

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-12-15

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-12-15

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-12-15

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-12-15

Mp0ne 10 tssa1sss kia.s sDsot ~
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-12-15

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49, ~ - -
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-18
RY TELEGRAPH.
From washington.

wAsutEsrox Jan. IA caucus Of Democratic
Senators wss held Saturday in reference to Cuba.
Mason and Shields favored its acquisition, but
thopght immediate action impolitie. Douglas re-
garded appearances gloomy, but would support
SlidelPs BILL and expressed confidence that the
Pres;dent would not act without sufficient data.
He ,boueht it best to wait till another Black War
rior case occurred and then seize Cuba and nego>
,iats afterwards Davis disagreed with Douglas.
S,;dsu advocated his own bill Davis Toombs,
Gwin- Bigler and Clay favored increasing the fund
and leaving the matter to the discretion of the
President Tverson thought Spain could be wear
led with the question By repsaliDg the laws re-
strainipe our cilizens from emigrating. The caus
ems determined to favor the Presidents views, but
did not indicate any precise mode for carrying
them out.
TIE Senate will probably pass Slidelps bin.
Orders have been issued to use four or five com
NAMES of troops in Kansas as posse eonltdtus TO
enforce the laws and prevent disturbances. An eff
fort wi he made in the Senate to pass the French
Spolistion Bill, by the previous question.
WAsH1xsTox Jan. Il The joint resolution Of
anpoip,ipr Commodore Stewart senior dag officer,
passed the House
SENArE-After eulogizies on Harris, Of Illinois,
deceased. the usual resolutions Of respect were
adopted Adjourned.
Clemens. Of Va, who was wounded in duel with
W;se il unable 10 walk leave his room and is so
much reduced that he viii probably not resume his
seat in Congress the present session. He came to
Washington to recruit his health.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-18


The Charleston Kereiy Of the 18th says Of Bacon and Lard
The market is unchanged demand rather slack; but better
for side than Sboudesthe latter being quite neglected
We ouote sides with sales of prime the latter hgdre
sSoSISs nounaily q. la7K. Hams dull at from sob
Lard at ll9ls
ports:
sAy.SSlH Jan Is-ws notice improvement in our Cotton
market his sales footing up 3 bales at the io
lowing particulars 10 at g. at s Is a. 10 a. %
IO al 1914 - H. Isl at H. 3 at n3S and 40 bales a.
s.vANsAH ian. IAs Is usual en- the day after foreign &c
counts received market has been quiet the enquiry
more an interchange Of views to the probable influence
will upon the market than to transact any SoS
the accounts different from Ehat hAa eeh
the sales in hiye being arss ana p sc Ss se t. m
Tor the past week strengthen the market which has been dull
ana aselHns, a t st Sarrains viii the limited
find enough Offering to supply heir immaculate x ~.
ri bales al the following particulars: lO lis at 1875 %
at 1917 so at H. IL at l SIS at IL Sl6 q at ll % at s
quoaons which the yesterday Mddng II strict
Mddling gl, Good Middling n9s, Middlns ram "a
SAvASNAH I5.-Sass OF Gotten OdaySO1 bales win
very dali market quo atoms cannot be given
MOBILE Ian Sales OF cotton to-day Sr1Oo olss on i
and the receipts against $3.50 baes during The same
bales and the hand aud shpbOard lgVVO bales
There is no in the rates of exchange or eighs
rsso eonp9e The sales this forenoon
only 500 bales. There but few buyers.
Nashville Market, Jan. II.
COTTON-rhe Cotton ket decidedly ia. to-day we
heard Of the sale small lot at 1869 The receipts were
very good holders seemed nsposed to operate and specn
laors had to Oct re with limited purchases.
TOBACCOWe heard Of the sale of hryfour hossheads To
baccO at the of A. HauOn at the following prices
o. 90 as TO- IS, as $50, $50, 55 6s5, $40 5so
65J ESQ., go, 6.I5 o. co. 400 10, 40 d. AGO. 4lo
ass, 4O5 4Oe $50, AGO. 41U, LOS, $50 $50, and $50
GRAIN-Whea demand at 0OgSl per bushel for fair to
DIT me Red White tho outside figures for strictly prime ar
ticie, sacked
We an advance of 50 per busel in Corn, and report an &C.
tive demand at 55a6O latter the ruling figure towards the
close Of business Of heavy transactions in Corn to-
day. mostly on private TERMS though understood to be within the
range Of our quotations.
PR0yIsIoNs-Te receipts Of Bacon are sh light WIN
good demand Dea readily pay 9ese Tor hos rounu O
After we closed report Saturday, we heard Oh
transactions amounting 10000 within the range Of our
quotations
Lard is firm at 1S9lO4cfOr prime.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-18

seldom called to mourn the Ossof one who 5" well
fulfilled all that devoved upon her as Mrs MAXI
LOUISE STEVENSON, the wife Of Vernon h. Stevenson,
daughter Of and Granddaughter OF the late Felix
Grundy whose untimey all deplore Ia the
rous positions which she pisced daughter, wife, and
mother she was ever animated by christian principles and with
fixed purpose and soundness OF judgment rarely
possessed by one She hOne brightly in those various
relations or than four she suffered under that fatal
and lingering disease the Consumption, the result OF which was
apparent long time complaint ever uttered by
her at the dpensaons Of Divine Providence under The
scutes pan but resigned herself to the will Of the Almighty
without murmur, died in the joyful hope Of brighter
world beyond grave The moteess child committed to her
adopted her him instruction in al The du
ties that he might called upon fulfill and impressed upon
hin the religious principles with which her ewn mind was deeply
imbued
Amable in disposition, highly accomplished by reading and
bV v l. refined in her tastes xe in her principles, devoted
70 her relations friends She has gone to that world that
se most delighted speak Of where the wicked cease from
troubling nd weary at rest She left this for
brighter phere at the early age Of twenty Monday the
10Th instant an example those that after f.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-18
TEMPERANCE DIRECTORY.

vFNEssEE Division No 80 Sons Temperance meet
saturday night at Temperance Hall No 53sbpVe Csllege
- - 49, he souare A. NELSON.
sissS 49, II X. PECK,
JAMES CLAIBORNE.
TTTOPIAN Temple Honor No "a, meets every Friday sve
4 ming ct the Hall as above. -
- A 7. BRADSHAW, W. G. 7.
ROBERT BRUCE, W V. 7.
W. II. MORROW, W. R. -r...r
NASHVILLE Temple Of Honor So, mesevery Wednesday
~ s-s W A. WIIERRY, W. c. 7.
L. BENSON, W. V. 7.
K BARCLAY. W. X.
IDAUTND DILL AHUNTY Council No Of 7. A & s. Tenn
49, set on the Ist THURSDAY evening in each month at
~ ssrns IAN ss above JOHN PATTERSON. G. Of c.
~ RO. LAPsLEY, s. of c.
a. II. McALLISTER, J. Of @.
j. HENRY CURREY Comp. R.
sTrRREY DEGREE Temple OF Honor IL, meets the
'Sova w BRYCE THOMPSON, D.
b. ". PETTY, D. I.
iv3l Iv J X. DALE, D. X.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-18
Arknnsas CottO A Lands.

YHyTF subscriber oilers sale 3. go acres Of choice Sc
land within two miles oft Arkansas river, and Sessea
100 miles above Napoleon. ion Of this land WasS
entered IS and above owe nov" All Of II VIII % Ie
claimed nv levees now bengbu It -.
To any wanting in the rlcnest portion o. as
cotton rn Duntryf most desirable tract, fronting
nearly One mile on silver Bske(a deep clear body Of wae
with choice Cypress axe c.nVenient for building -
ages with go them but cane Ihe purchaser oouu
make a good the first year ,,
bqrc one and two years credit will exchange for negroes
IL bv several other tracts Of land that wish TO sell
Torss m Allen ESQ Memphis has platuf this land and
% euIly give any information those applying in person
, 49,. EDWARD G. MORTON,
Arko ouut Ark
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VALUABLE SUMMER LANDS FOR SAL
IMMENSE XVATER.POWER AND CHOICE
IANDS FOR SALE.

yUyHE undersigned still eight nine hundred acres
Of Land, about half mile from the town oil Man xlsSS
chester the county seat of Office county, Tenn, ncuding
the stone the principal falls on the man iofk
Of averaging from - to s. ieet eh anu
ont 3O varjs apa The volume Of water these falls at
the dryest the is sufficient to drive almost any
amount OF machinery easy Of access and may be improved
M very outlay Upon the whole tract there's about
so acres cleared the balance fine TIMBER aconsderabe portion IS
st rate bottom land and the remainder good recond rate land
The falls a situated about mile from the railroad depot at
Manchester and within hours Of Nashville. The whole tract
with th falls offered for they would be sold separately
10 ut purchasers For manufacturing purass this site IS I'm
srpe nv any in Tennessee and can be purchased on reasona
ne ! IInis; VT GARRETT & BRO
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HAEDwAKE-McCan & Co. offer large lot Of
common and medium one and two bladed Pocket
knives, Leg Chains Vices, Grind Stones, German
and American Steel, Razor strOps, Shoe knives,
Stirrup Irons, Bride Bits, MOrtice Gate Lstchss,
Curry Combs, and Bed Screens, at from twenty 10
thirty per cent less "fOr cash." than the same
Goods can be bought in the market Call st Kirk
man & Ellis old stand, No 81, Public Square
ihnl8-6m
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MORE TO Bs ADMIRED THAN TIE
RICHEST DIADEM
pVER


worn ny AAhbS VI LII W. US
What why "a beautiful Head of Hair.
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Ia oH IL I w aitloyb the rose nae bloom ever e.
=; ~ Ioin I tfe eve be ever 50 Sparkling the
@ - g. a. eas n he head Is hreft Of its covering or
~ - ~ I'D sbri[ed 6grs6 ami dg7t or worse still
NJ IA i.b ~ Dsure win lose half her eharu Prof
Wi Hair Restr,fiye II used two or three tines week.
reora and secure ALL such bead
~ SSii IA :nSe The writer Is The celebrated Pianist
49, ms ~
Dp Woer.-- Ngyv YORK, April 70. 1853
In mr. SrPsrt me to express to you the obligations
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Professor HaskeII's Electric Oil,


Professor HaSkeIl's Electric Oil,
POSITIVE and speedy cure Rheumatism AMI Neuralgia,
Deafness, Eryspeas, Scrofnla Bronchs letter. King
sro7I, Said Head, Nervous and sick Headaches.
H. Cured az from three 70 tlceUtg Altnatss Z
earns Piles TOotache Chronic Std joints, epra,ns and
Lamene in Nan or Beast all kinds Of Sores, Freees, and HUI
mors Cramps Cole, Pains Of every description cease in
Prices 30 Cts, 81 and 50 per Belle.
II the oply real HAIR INVIGORATOR that will make the
hair row when everything falls clean the head white and
frs om DANDRJFF minutds Il shiny, glossy JET
This wonderful perfectly haness burning or Bills
terg sensations with other lotions and hnnen II Is plea
SAINT to take corqUers Ere soothing and healing severe burn
or said In I've minutes ,
miraculous cures performed By it all over NE land
Use everything else, then give this o one trial. and you VIII
he convinced INDECENT persons unable 10 purchase BELLE
Trsn suffer no longer srd for bottle Of Haskss Electric
OIL ConsulauoD and sdeloo gwen sIa1 - 1s %
Persons severely afflicted with Acute Rheumatism Conrae
ton on The muscles should try the Eecropedesn Bate Be par
ticuar about directions accompanying each bottle NO ped
Merchant are agents, who have large Autograph certificate
signed by the proprietor
Es botsle mas professor Haskels Electric OIL blown
the side and edges Of the glass and the envelope h his portrait
and signatuTe. 10 counterfeit which is forgery.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPOT.
No c. Pine Street, Saint L0ais ElssoUTf-
T,gists and Merchants supplied at Wholesale liberal
terms druggists and merchants desiring supply Of THIS popu
lar wonderful remedy by calling in person, or addressing By
Ifter Prof HASKELL 90 Pine Street, g. LOUIS, viii have their
,Tiers promptly flled ssd forwarded.
Terms Cash 81, IS SIG per Dozen 1t elegantly put
m securely packed, and variety OF superb thogrsps, Fine
Rs &C. furnished gratuitousy Send in orders; you
will find iIcures and rays -,
10 q PRcTr --' uarld&Wly
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From the Plains.

ST.. LOUIS, Jan 1.-THE New Mexican mail of
the 9th has arrived at Independence on mules, Ia
consequence of the bad condition of the roads
Nothing has been heard of the missing NeOsho mail
The Governor says the armistice with the Nayajoes
amounts to nothing.
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thas been mutually sgreed by the publishers of
the daily papers in Nashville, that hereafter they
will not furnish their papers free CT charge to any
yearly advertiser We make this statementiR order
that there may be no Misunderstanding in future
business transactions with our patrons. If
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0COEE HOUSE, Gle I.LAND Ten ESSEE
n. A. TihbS, Proprietor.

FHNUIS Hotel spacious brick hndiDg just completed
The PROPRIETOR incurred heavy expense in fitting up
az. furnishing the rooms, make them neat and comfortable
Tho bon i now open the reception Of boarders visitors and
travellers; and proprietor afford ample accommodations
f I5 ersous An omnibus with good and safe team, wiz ne
a. a. Dot "a convey passengers the Hotel and hack TO the
ep aan The proprietor intends to try to make it first class
Hotel and hopes share liberal pat
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