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We are heartily glad to learn that our friend, Col
G. Leander Ebcrhart, Of Nashville; whose poetical
Contributions have grared the pages Of the loEaal
during the past year, has been appointed general
agent for the sale Of Pdstons LIE Of Jackson IN
this State and KentuckE s-s-- - 49, - >
We hope the Colonel may fully realize his most
sanguine expectations Ia It's sale for we know him
10 be gentleman efninently wcrthy all the sucSess
that an intelligent and gallant community can bestow
An who have read; Payto;a's {" be. and inns of
AIroa B,rrr ? know someshingof his ability asa
writer: and as his-Life Of Jackson promises To be
faithful Sand true biography, and via be the first
e,,,nes work Of the kind EVER written, foEidyE
bane that Tennessee viii exilfbn appreciation of
the old Heros gallantry AdzwoEfh, By eiYtng, the
work thathearfY encouragement whidf i&t fnerftss
and above aff its subject, soTichly deserve.
iNsIoan that ever lfrelE hax exerfed greater in
fnenee upon the destiny Of orr country than the
Hero of New Orleans and no State ip The ln3en
Dlaees higher estimation upon lis,heroic achieve
nents and his inwineibiee Integrity than the noble
State in Which the old UlIeftain now 9 sleeps his
last Sleep az feel nhlent, therefore, taat the
noble and:eTalrous Of Tennis see will net bet
the opportunity now presented TO pay tribute pf
respect to her jllusniDus dead pass by unml royed
but ocW give q larger 81 Of Subscribers 5Qr Euso9ss
life Of Gen. Andrea sJucs0n than any other oate ee-
teeen the Atlantic and Pacific = Z = - =
she ought to give telafh0asqRd suscrberS . ana We
shaftbe cfsappofntedf NashviHe-does not head ti1e
list with at least five hundred S.e il she seiil
and we feel surethat she, lsA If she eans " ees-
td Home .I0l179at. a-1.s--> -s.s-~ -2--s~ =
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The Cincinnati Price CllrrenL Of thu 2ai .au.

The Cincinnati Price Current OF the 23i says:
Flour has been decidedly mer the demand quite active
chiefly for shipment New Orleans upon the present rise in the
river Prices close fully llc barrel higher supern
receipts have been but moderate; having fallen OF largely
compared with the previous week, fally 4.
The grsa bulk Of the wheat arriving being put IN store
TO wait better prices and the stock city must be quite
large There has been good demand for
prices OF prime white have advanced 35c per buJs Choice
white has been in demand at 90 yesterday
choice sold at S2Ilg3. We quote white at l59I %
fer good choice and red Sl9l Il for The receipts
moderate.
Corn in go"d demand at 45946 with sales coo bushels
during the week.
The Louisville Courier Of the 2lth says:
The market has during week. and prices have not
materially changed The closed inactive with however
decided hrmness the holders Sales during the
have amounted zoo at S475 superne TO extra choice
white wheat -four. The receipts Of been light with
small sales at 95c9l 10 for prime and white
Receipts Of have been moderate. equal to the
mand with sales during the week Of 200 bushels dealers
43944c and sales of $40 bushels from store at 4547 No.
The St. Louis RepaEJica9 Of the 24th says Of corn:
Grades suitable for disng purposes quite dull while good
sound qualities been steady date
yellow at 4s53c yellow aud mixed white 5l52Ic prime
yeoT and white $685. and Choice white So per base
To day there heavy decline Of full BIT per
bushe There being shipping demand and
to ship South the market for the who hauGs
Ofdistlers sales embraced 1903 I2Ua yellow
at 4i5c 30 various at 1896: 755 primo eow and mixed
white Soc 3 choice yellow 5c and 2G7 mixed white at
sc per busnel the last being above the nark.-.
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RoCE CITY MILLS.
RAILROAD SCHEDULES.

NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAn.ROAD:
Leave Nashville at lot e. m; and at 8, p. m.
Arrive at l24 q. N. and IL D. m.
Roth trains connect at Stevenson for Memphis
except the train leaving Nashville Saturday
night
TThe night train from Nash vile connect at Chat
tanooga with the trains on the EasL Tennessee
and Georgia road
Both trains connect at Chattanooga with trains
on the Western ami Atlantic road.
TBOth trains connect at Wartrsce with traiRs
on the Shelbyville branch.
THE day train from Nashville connects at Inl-
lahoma with the train on the MeMinnV1le ana
Manchester road.
TThe day train from Nashville connects al
Decherd with trains on the winchester ana
Alabama road for Salem and FayetteFille-fs
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA r ILEoAD: i,
Leave Nashville at q a. m, and P. M -
Arrive at 10. a. m, and Z, p. M r. rzz
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD; - c
Leave Nashville at 5, a. m, and Z:25, P. M The
morning train carries the mail.
Arrive at r. night, and 4, p IN. 1.-THE evening
train brings the mail i.r -s.'s:=
EPsEFIELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at 2, p. m.
Arrive at 10, a.
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Foreign.

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-Two war steamers and foul
gun boats left England for China. -- n
FRANCE.-BulliOn in the Bank has decreased nine
teen million francs durfAg the month
RenteS 70f Ijc.
The Constitutional exhoPts the Isaliany t rnodara
ton and patience
Tuscany has conferred the Regency on Cavinau
but the King of Sardinia refused to allow him t,
accept -.
IS reported that lie Sultan has empowered hi
brother to grant th3 demands of Spain
Minister War; has gone to Japan
The Russians have a large force at Jeddo. Trou
Die 3 feared from the the murder Of three Russian
5y the Japanese
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a Parting Word.


II asked what advice wewoud give our best friend
parting with him, would sayBe to keep DALLEIS
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR always hand. You have
sure, immediate remedy for host Of difficulties and
dangers. Once for al, DGeys Magical PdH Extractor is
the Ea Jeror Of all the remedies offered to the public
For sale n New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
No 81 and Isl Chartres street.
agents for ire Southern States, and whom gil orders
should be addressed Octl6d&Tlm
The ORIENTAL TALIsMAK, NATURAL WEATHER INDICATOR
grows spontaneously the great Desert Of Arabia it in
corruptbe, will in and may lag: century
will for in any climate, throughout the year. the various
changes Of tie 1ceathe teAty ogr hours IN ddSGRcs ard
perfectly resbs is the discovery of LoUIs g. ULLNAN, OF
Columbia Tenn and may be obtained for 81 of A STRETCH
General Agent Nashville Tenn sent secured by mail by the
discoverer for 81 current money.
-ltWGWd
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FIRE IN THE BANNER OrTCE. three clock
Yesterday morning the Office of the Banner was di'
covered to be on fire. The alarm was given and our
pallapt remen with their usual alacrity, were soon
on the ground. and by extraordinary eSertlon the
fire was extinguisbed and most disastrous confa-
grafton prevented. We regret to learn that our
neighbors suffer very seriously by this fire Their
building is not only damaged to considerable eH-
tent but they lost a large amount OF material, IN
GLIDING one entire form of their weekly paper
The origin Of the fire is not known There are rea'
sons to fear atitis the work ofan ncendiary though
it may have resulted from the carelessness OF some
ore of the attaches Of the Office. 1t has not beeI
long since ettempt was made to burn the Fa'''0
Office, and like attempt may have been made upon
that Of the Banner 1t is 10 be hoped if such is the
case that the rascal will yet be caught and severely
punished
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-26

A MAGNIFICENT FIAG.-A large number Of the
ladies of Nashville presented to the Rock City
Guards On Thursday magnificent flag. The cere-
mony OF presenting it took place at the Capitol
The organ of the ladies was Miss McNARY, who
presented the flag in very neat speech which was
responded to by private MALONE. A large crowd
had assembled to witness the ceremo ny, and the
whole affair went of to the entire satisfaction of all
ppaseut
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Ask the PhVstcfaus,

All medical admit that intestinal the death
Of thousands Of children annually and entail many terrible dis
whom they summary destroy No apollo
y therefore needed for Introducing preparation like WINER
CANADIAN yRMTusE, which in three days will annhilare and
carry OF either Tape Worms Thread Worms Round Worms
Worms and the time and intensity the d
gesve powers Of the stomach that return of the diseased
next 20 impossible.
Be particular remember the name "Wners Canadian
yermugs" This the only arclp that be depended
Remember this
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, BY
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
81 and Isl Chartres street,
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/. Don't forget the large auction sale of Insurance
Bridge, Bailding and Loan Association srockss de-
at the Court House to-day at lr-o'clock. A rare
chance is offered For good Investments Oi borrowing
money: gsy ou can buy stock to-day on tins ''1sf
money to-iIight -. = -. -.,s-t 80 !. !.
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SCHOoI-HOUsE BURNED-The Fayetteville Observer
learns that the School-House situated Mulberry
Greek, about eight miles northeast of that place
was consumed by fire Friday night, the 18th inst.
The building was valued. we learn, at $3.50. The
fire is thought to have been the work of incen-
Iia,.
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HARRIsRURG, Nov. 25-The report that Gov. Pack
er rendered Gov. Wise troops is false.
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BAu FoRFETED.-MA MCDOWELL, who was
granted a trial at the last term of the Criminal
Court of Memphis the charge of numbering a
Mr.. JOHNSON in Fort Pickering several years since.
and subsequently admitted TO bail in the sum of
$4,000, failed to appear in court, the 22d inst.
when the case was called, and the amount of his
bond was thereupon declared forfeited to the State
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The baltimore SIN states that since the compile
ton of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad the
shipments from that city for Tennessee, over the
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad and thence to Louis
VILE to be sent over the new railroad route to this
city. have been quite heavy.
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ARREST OF A MAH DEPREDATOR.-A young man
named CHARLES II. RAYMOND, son of the Postmaster
at Cambridge, Indiana, has been arrested charge
of committing depredations the mails at that
place 1t seems that the rObberies were done about
two years ago, and that since that time RAYMOND has
resided in this State The young man was caught
by a decoy letter but he left for the South i'm
mediately afterward, no arrest was made until the
other day, when on his return to Cambridge on a
visit the United States Marshal nabbed him.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-26

CONVICTION aP TIRE MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROAD
In a short time the gap in the Mississippi Central
Railroad will be closed up, completing the line y
railway connection between Now Orleans and the
Ohio river thus putting that city within three and
kaif days of New York The Mississippi Central,
after leaving Grand Junction. runs north to jackson
Tennessee where il connects with the Mobile and
Ohio Road which runs thence TO Columbus, Ken
tuckv The whole distance from New Orleans to
Columbus is five hundred and twenty-five miles and
we believe it is the intention Of the several compa-
MES on the route "a run trains through from one
end to the other which will be the longest stretch
of railroad travelling without change Of cars, in the
United States if not in the world.
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PARrox's LIFE OF GIN JACKSoN.-Mr. G. LEANDEE
FBERHAEr of this city who is the agent for the work
in this State and Kentucky. laid upon our table yes
teriav the first volume Of the =" Life Of ANDREW
JACKSON" by JAMES Parton The work is dedicated
fins: ITO North Carolina and Tennessee, Mother
and Daughter: one gave JACKSON birth, the other
opportuntv" As indicated in The dedication Mr.,
Parton claims for North Carolina the honor OF being
the birth place of Gen JACKSON, an honor until very
recently conceded to South Carolina The t'stmo-
nv adduced by Mr. PARTON on this point Is very
strong in favor OF the position assumed that Gen.
JACKSON was born just within the borders of North
Carolina. This is contrary to Gen JAcKsoNs own
opiuion for. it viii be remembered. he always
rjaSned South Carolina as his native state.
Of the merie Of the work as a biography OF
Tanncssee's C reat Captain and Statesman, we shall
sneak hereafter.
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peath Of Kit Carssn.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 9SSs-,!FAe 9HHaha REPUBLICAN an
notnces the authority of some person just from
Fort Kearneys the death Of the celebra ted noun
taheer, KIT Gafs5nar Taos sEt New Hes eof where
heiwas Indian agent
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WWe would call the attention Of the reading public,
the newspaper reading public especially to the fact
that F. HAGAS, at his new stand, Al College street.
has Just received Harpsr's Weekly, Frank Leslie, and
the Ledger. If you want any Of these, or any other
popular newspaper or magazine, call on him and
Won can find them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-26
TEyEEssEEANs " LorIsymIE-The LouisviIle Dem

TRNNEsSEEANs IN LoUIsvIIIE.-Th Louisville Dem
ocrdt Of the oath says:
DR.. Fowlkes late President of the Southern pa
cifc Railroad arrived yesterday morning to attend
the meeting of stockholders today.
Mr.. John L. Moses. formerly of the Knoxville
REGISTER. is in town on the same errand.
Slr Samuel Tate, President of the Memphis ami
Charleston Railroad. was expected. and probably
arrived last night attend the railroad convention
to-day
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED TRAE TIE
RICHEST dad Il Nj
EVER
Worn by Kings or EmpeTOrS

EVER
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what! why a Beautiful Head of Hair.
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Reader, although the rose may bloom ever s
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the hair he snared and sryee HTsA dd drg or sorSe
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7ta15erg: vv,v yo,v ADri, 10 1858.
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The Restorative is pul W bottles Of sizes viz large,
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In proportion than SMALL etails toF tee dos PEI bottle
the large holds quart fey T cn nels In pFoPoruon' eAo
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grestN Y. Wire Railing EStAhshmept) and 10 aArket St.
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And sold BY s good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
4 xvi
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Ayers Ague Cnre

which neutralizes this maarious poison in the blood
and stimulates the liver 20 exPelis from the body As
itI should, so it does THIS affecting dsorder with
perfect certainty. And it does more, rater does
What is of more service those subject to this infection
II taken in season It expsls I nom tie system as It is
ABSORBED and thus keeps those who use It free from its
attacks; keeps the system in health although exposed
u the disease Consequently 1t NC only cures, bur
putects FROM the great Faret Of affections which are
iuced by this malignant influence such as Remttent
Flyer Chill Fever, Dumb, Masked Ague, Periodical
HeaoSche, or Bilious Headache, Bilious Fevers, Neu-
yllgia Rheumatism, Govt Blindness. 9oothaehe Ear
ache Catarrh Asthma, Palptatons, Painful Affections
Of the Spleen, Mysteries, Collie, Paralysis, and Painful
Affections Of the Stomach and Bowels, all OF which,
when arising nom this cause, will be found to assume
more or less the intesHE sent tYpe- This "AeUH
0uRR" removes the cause Of these derangements and
This i aeeompiskes BY stimulating the excretores
b expel the virus from the system and these organs
b. degrees become habed do this their Office Of their
dfEn accord Hence arises what term aechmGtatOn.
lime may accomplish the end but often life is not
ling enough, is sacreea nIte attsInpt, while this
dAoUR CURE {" does il at once, and with safety We
Have great reason 10 believe this IS as wei as
asfes. remedy r the 5le class Of diseases which IRE
daused by the miasratie Infection Than any otherHhch
las been discovered and it has st another important
advantage to the public, which 10 that it is cheap IS
kel as good.
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TEAL. OF ALLEN A HAH--The preliminary ex-
animation of Mr. ALLEN A. HAIL upon the charge
Of shooting G. g. PoNDExTEE Esq was commenced
yesterday before Justices Ferris, CoLTART, and
Nancy. and after the examination of several wit
nessea fer tue state. the court adjourned until this
morning at nine O'Clock. We had made arrange
mcnts to secure full and complete report of the
testimony and arguments! but the court made al
order prohibiting she publication Of the testimony
until after the conclusion Of the trial We shall
Then Law the whole before our readers.
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Al
ARCTIC REGIONS Or the adventures VI
Sir John Franklia Price 81 50 - -
FUTR NHALEsAIP. by W. B. hhteSar One
volume, limo, cloth. 81 p.
MARRY's Book oF ANIMALS
do do Prose and Poetry,
do do do Tales and Stories,
do do Birds,
do do do Wonders,
Each in Cloth; l2mo. Price = cents
FRIENDS. By CsIharne NJ Trowbrdge Price 15c.
THIRp BGOK-A collection Of Tales. 10y Mrs MOuton. One
I'm. vol. Price 81 25
EULAH. By Augusta Evans. Price g 25
pE AND TRAVELS Of Alexander Won Humboldt, with intro
ducton by Bayard Taylor, in volume Price 81 p.
Two WAYS TO WEDLOcK, Novel. Price 81 %.
ARCHITECTURAL WORKS..
FHAGAN has Just received sloan City Suburban Ar
chetlre containing designs and details for public
e1hces and private residences.
Slosn Model Architect with designs, specifications and es
mates slosns Carpenters Guide Riddles Scientific Stair
Builder other Standard and valuable works on Building
Architecture, &C.
MEDICAL BOOKS.
F. HAGAN received large and general assortment
Of Medical Books among which are
GRAY's New Work Anatomy
GRIY's Work on Surgery at No. 80 Market Street.
F. HAGAN,
octa5-d&wa Al College Street.
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CLOTHING
And Merchant Tailoring,

receiving large and elegant stock Of Fall and
Wine< Clothing Coats Pants Vests Boys and Youths Cloth
Ing Furnishing Goods Of description Also full and
complete Of Cloths, Cassmres and Vestng, which
will make up order and guarantee to give full satisfaction
Call and examine at WARD, BIRMINGHAM & cos,
sctl-2m No 90 Public So uare
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We are indebted TO the Adams Express Company
for New York and Philadelphia papers of the 22d
inst We now receive New York and Philadelphia
papers regularly in three days by way of Louis
Vile
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HARDY Brothers sell tbs morning at 10 o'clock,
a well assorted stockof Furniture Al tle articles
are of the best class A lrge lot of earPetng wilt
also be offered ; and buyers of cigars whisky and
tobacco shall have no cause to complain.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-26

We are authorized to announce R. W. HAYWOOD
Esq, as a candidate for the office of Attorney Gen
eral, for the Ninth Judicial District, composed Of
the counties of Williamson, Sumner and Davidson
Eyac+ion naz+
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Ion which mankind suf over q large part Of ne
GLOBE Is the consequence Of diseased action in the
sy4em, induced BY the poisonous miasm Of vegetable
delay. This exhalaon IS evolved BY the action Of solar
heat wet soil, and rises with the watery yapor from
It While the sun IS Below the horizolf t)sis vapor
fingers near the earhs Surface andthe i1fS Is taken
With it through the hinge into the bldsd cr it acts
as irritating poison the internal yscera and ex-
ersng organs Of the body. The liver becomes torpid
ana fails to secrete not only this virus bat also the bile
frn the blood. Both the virus and the Bile accumulate
in 1.-THE ciFol ton aud PFQaeee v1ieut Constitutional
disbrie4 me spseh, ths-isdneys md DE stsraash
sypathze with the liver and become Gsordered also.
Finally, the instinct Of organism II in attempt
lexpel the noxous infusion, concentrates the whole
blood che body IN the internal excretories to force
thf teast 4 out The 4oodleayes the surface, and
ruihss Is the central ansgilh congesiiye
Tbs IS the CHILL. But in this effort Il fAs Fen the
4FER follows, in which the blood leaves the central
organs and PUSHES the surface If in another effort
toexpe the Irritating poison through that ether great
eretorythe skin In this also it fails, and the sys-
ten a5andOns the attempt exhausted. waiting for the
roveTy Of strength 70 repeat another
d9y these are the fits or pzroxysnis Of FEVER AND
AFUE. such constitutional disorder viii Of
dernShe the-lsealth 4 - is-RdSre1.0vei -, = -.
have lahoreJ find and hava -of
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The Columbia Mirror announces the death. on the
10Th inst of Isaac J. THOMAS, brother oftlle Hon.
JAMES H. THOMAS.