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Dry Goods,


Gands, Howell & Co, Hyatt. McBurnev & Co..
Johnston. Crews Co., Crane, BOystOn d Co. John
G. Minor q Co.; Korris0n d Leidne: Chamberlain.
Miller x Co; }. 5. ~ L. Bowie d Co; Robert Adger
x Co.; Nayler, Smith Il CO.. Cadow Mckenzie q Co
Direct Importers of Plantation Goods.
Andrew McDowall; Ravenel, Huger q Milliken.
HARDWARE.
Courtney a Tenncnt; Hyde Gregg & Day: GRAY
eIey ~ lr,nglc; Nilmans Il Price H. f. Strohecker /;
j. T. Adgcr & Co.
L. Il. StOddard Co. Forge & Metchell: Hasel-
tine Walton; D. +. Fleming a Co.: Dunham
Taft y Co; Il. \. Pringle u Co.
CL9IHING,
Waldron, Egleston & Coz Edwin Bates & Co: Co
hen, Willis Co.; Matthiessen O'Hara & Co.; Pier
son, Smith a Co.
GROCERIES,.
5. ;. Farrar. Bros. 4 Co.: Lanneau & Wilde
J. \. Burkmycr: George ". Williams a. Co: T. j.
Z. II. Noise; Farnum ~ Dcttcrer.
CROCKEWY AND GLASSWARE,
Brown ~ Palma Webb Il sage.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Haviland, Stevenson y Co.. John Ashhurst Ruff
& Dowic Nelson Corter.
StLt&S AND FANCY CODES,
Bowen, Foster Co; Thaycr Dcwing & Co.; Al
bert Lengnick; Marshall a Bu,ge: j. a W. Knox
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS.
Horsey, Auten 4 Co.; D. r. Williams & Co.; F. D
Tanning.
saddles and SaddIery Hardware,
Jennings, Ihominson x Co.. Haste, Calhoun & Co.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
McCaTtcr 4 Dawson: A. Carter: S B. Jones
Agent Methodist Book Concern
Carpets, Oil Cloths and window Curtains,
Lamberts II Howell: James G. Bailie
PAPER COMMISSlON DEALER,
Joseph Walker.
Importers and Dealers in Wines, Liquors,
SeSars, Tobacco, &C.
Chafee, st. Armand & Croft. Tdec 2O-d4w.
ROOMS FOR RENT.
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LANDLSTOCKPORs SALE

ON he 2 OF December at residence, SanierSvle
will sell II the highest bidder cre1 Of 70 msnthS
several fine brood eight ten ne allies and horses
and several head Of cattle At the time and place will
for sa4 i52 Of land lying mile north Of
Sandersv lie Terms for the land made known the day
sale My place of residence is also for sale
dac6-twtd JAMES FRANkLIN.
Nashville American copy Th Weekly till date,
and send bill to this osfce.- cal tig Examiner
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CHEROKEE REMEDY.

ENTE ask the afflicted either which do you prefer
w pleasant and delicious syrup. compounded from Natures
Remedes-one which will speedily and permanently
you the comp ans heretofore usel with all their
and facilitating together With the oath'ome diseases
times following the of Mineral P0isons
The Cherokee Reme ly Natures Specific for GonOr
rhea, elect Gravel Structure Fuor Aus Whites in Females
all diseases # the Urinary Organs; curing these diseases by
natural laws, after all Other preparations have failed and is
OF Heavens best T. offending Instances c9Id he
produced Of its Effects which wocld saggcr credulity
The preparations heretofore usd hive faei hut
this has instance been known fail. happily for
mankind, the Governor Of the world Father who act,
to kill, but to cure.
mercy hls appoint Melcne for there dread nj issss
which when akn quickly dies to all parts OF the system ack
the disease at anA with fidelity and uuly
admirable, never gives unlt has completely expelled it
fros the body AID restores the unfortunate patient former
heal tn and vig0r.
This "temey strikes at the IOf OF the da its ten
dency not simply -uspend the poison but remove The
cause which IT depends.
II = and what ENHANCES IT'S VALUES the sntire al
Of all Rdgse0Hs tss saae II lay ia the
ing the toilet table being suspects
Remedy" for secret diseases.
treatise NeGPIa diseases, with full directions their
permanent accompany each bottle.
II ? Sold ny all respectable Druggist AMI dealers il nedi
cines. POTTER 4 MEKWIN Sole Proprieiors,
ST. Louis, No.
Sold in Nashville at wholesale by Berry Demove Nv
ing Pendie at retail by Hendershot and All Drug
gss every WHERE. deCi-itw WY inside
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| LEAVING.
he regular mail packet Mnnetonka viii leave this
day at u o'clock for Paducah connecting with the
regular Memphis and Louisville mail boats.
CLARKsyIIIE BRIDGE PIETs.-These destructive i'm
| pediments, sorry to say, again are dealing
destruction. The MonnetOnka, on her last down
ward trip came in contact with one of the Lrid &C
PIERS which tore off about thirty feet of the boats
forward guard. We look daily to to Dear next of
lives being lost and suppose too this viii be toera
ted without a murmur.
INLAND MOVEMENT OF COTT0N.-Large quantities of
Cotton we perceive for the eastern cities, is being
shipped from Memphis, by the Charleston road, at
81 per 100 lbs and still larger quantities leave Mem
phis by water to Cairo, and thence by the Illinois
Central road at the following rates per 100 lbs: Bal
timore SO. Philadelphia 81, New York 30, Boston
ST. the latter mode having the preference account
of its lower rates.
Well Memphis being upon the great inland sea"
and Cairo, at the junction of the Mississippi and
Ohio rivers, the latter point will then have such
superior facilities that the Illinois Central conem-
plate building shed for the reception of Cotton.
BY way OfinfOrmatOn to shippers, we would state
that Nashville by the aid of her steamers and the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. conveys Cot
ton from this point, per 100 lbs, to Baltimore at 60
cents Philadelphia G5 New York 30 Boston 50; thus
giving the Purchaser in this market decided lower
rate of transportation THAI either of the points
named, and with quicker delivery the time being
from ten to twelve days from point to point In
short. this road and will take the Memphis Cot
ton via Cairo at Pacucah Smithland, where there
facilities already built and convey to its des
tination by additional transportation at the same
! figure does the cheapest route.
We mention this fact in order to arrest the attain
ton of the Cotton Planter, as to the most ecOnom-
cal and speedy mode as we are aware that it is
want of proper nor nation of facilities at this
point, that induces many bale TO miss u.s. which
properly well as legitimately belongs here The
further South go in State, the better the sta
pie Of cotton; that quality is not so abundant here
therefore at this point the demand is the better for
it, and with it necessarily follows an excess of plice
in favor of the planter
UPPER MISSISSIPPI Navigation suspended by ice
In consequence of which the B. NJ Runyan will de-
fer her trip to ST. Louis cor the present and % to
Memphis Saturday next
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Tx ORIENTAL TAIIsNAE NATURAL WEATHER INDCAToR
gro as spontaneously upon the great Desert OF Arabia is in
coruptble and nay lag century
If will rsteI in any climate, thr ughout the year, the various
51v0 of ceGfAer treaty four hours ia GdsCHce, AID
perfectly rese 1t is the discovery Of LorIs VLrNAS Of
C a Tenn and may he obtained for 81 Of A. sTRETUH,
General Agent Nashville, Tenn sent secured by mail by the
discoverer for 90 current money.
iturkr
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

The best Christmas and Holiday Presents in the
City to be found at the HOWE Sewing Machine
Office, SO College street See advertisement in anO-
ther column. dec21-I0t
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Hon Prices FOR NEGRoES.-Messsrs. JAMES NJ.
TAYLOR a Son. popular Richmond auctioneers, sold
the Falls plantation, Va few days since, forty
five negroes, consisting of men, women and chill
dreu, for Sl5.T3j- being an average OF S99l.SO.
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AttorneY General.

We are authorized to announce L. w. HAYwOOD
Esq, as a candidate fo2 the Office of Attorney Gen
| eral fer the Ninth Judicial District composed o
the counties of Williamson. Sumner and Davidson
Elaction II, xt Nav
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HEFE EN- G f :

Gen. JAHES JOINS, Columbia, South Csroilna
dow GIsT, Union. do DO
Gen. DAVID F. JIxIsoN, Orangeburg, South Carolina,
EN Gov. J. u. MEANs, BuckheAd, do 30
Col. J. WIZ Society HILL Darlington Dstt :. =.
Gen G. Duunovaut, Adiutsnt and Inspector GenerA
Ninety Six, South Carolina
The Oacers and Professors Of the Citadel and Arsenal state
Military Academies at Charleston and Columbia, South Carona
novs-dlaW-twtf
Nashville Banner, Memphis Appeal Memphis Enquirer
Knoxville Whg Louisville Journal insert each week. IN
daily and in issue Of trweeky, until further houo
Forward account 10 Principals when due.
Sond paper containing advert sement.
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LOuisiana.Sugar Crop

NEw ORLEANS De-: IS -Caicu atoms made yeste
day, from reliable la Obtainsi from Lu-drd fifty
gar plantations and tie yield will b. only Z, 20 hoghe4d
..uinst Ia IasL VI
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For CounfY Trustee,

Weare authorized to announce Tii0S SAUNDERS can
ddse for the Office Of Country Trustee Davidson county,
the election to he held in March 1860 apps
We authorized to announce ISHAM CLARK a candi-
date for County Trustee the ensuing March election.
aug27-d
We authorized to SAMUEL P. AMENT, a
candidate FOR County Trustee Davidson county, the
March election. ,sep2-td'
We authorized to HABDIN P. BoyTIck cani
date the Office of County Trustee county the
ensuing March election. oct5-td
We authorized to announce JNo. W. MARTIN a
ddae for County Trustee at the ensuing March election.
OctIs-dtd
We are authorized to announce HENRY L. JUSTICE as
candidate for County Trustee county ensuing
March election. octll-dtd.
For Revenue Collector.
We authorized JOHN GREER candidate for
Revenue Coector of Davidson county, tn. ensuing March
elections.
We authorized to announce E. Foar candidate for
Revenue Collector county, the ensuing March
election. [Cec1O tde-P G b
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PRoFrABLE SEASON Wilkes Spirit Of the Times
saws it ID certain that Mr. Ten BRoECE made clear
harvest Of over three hundred thousand dollars by
his stable Of American horses in England during the
season of 1859
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FOR COUNTY OFFICEKS

For Sheriff.
Weare authorized tn announce JOHN K. EDMUNDs0N
Ianddste for Sheriff Of Davidson county ate election.
octaj I'd
We authorized to JAS N. HngroS a cand
date for election for office Of Sheriff of Davidson county
at the ensuing March election sep2s-i
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DUCK ItIVEI

WE 40 Land for sale in the bend Of Duck
w within miles Of Normandy the Nashville and
Chattanooga Said lands bounded by Vance David
RIVER Willis BanOn and Abuer Ba rton TwnhiIds
the tract is river level about 80 cleared
good springs and No Stock Farm We will sell
half all suit prrcha those wishing
st0cE Farm healthy country good community
&c &c and look determ
md TO sell For further address NJ Barton ru
IahoU1a, G. C. Brewer Manchester.
dccl5-tw&wtf BREWER & BARTON.
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CHANGE OF ScHEDUDE.-The trains on the Louis
Vile and Nashville Railroad now leave at I4S A NJ,
and 2:3s 7. NJ. and arrivc at $50 P. NJ and 3:37 A.
N The dav train brings the mail.
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EXTENSIVE SMOKE HOUSE
With great facite5 for
CURINc uaCnN ron FANNY IN, am,

FENE undersigned themselves with aIF Brick
and Fire PFOot SRyke ADHSg, upoI their prem. 6,
stu,u SJuth size Of TOad Street
where they prepared 70 receive large Quantities Of PORK IN
SALT which be Converted into BACON with great fact y,
the 70 tNO 9qHtS fdTeF
done by shippers from Tennessee AID ether and
SEQUENCE ed the shippers,
of small losses in weight compared with those
cident to shnmsnt during the spr and enhs aud
the QUICK SALES which takina OF the
Joints at early dag, 5sors TIE 6ersl07eBt Of tqt fr0a
3rIHt IF LOrOHgh SRg and Als ohyatng the greatest
ali difficulties with jJinls-the attack Of f.es
The undersigned had experience the
above process Of Curing Bacon and confidently affirm
the adv be derived by SMOKING MARKET
equal in the price Of tie Meat
It's If; and done style greatly super anything which
sent here other ns thereby rendering it atro
ti-e 81 lie 6BBeT G1sd iRcFJfire 10 ne simmer.
Cha smoking ard selling AIRY
tns this subject touching The sale OF Bacon, Flour
Produce generally, will h promptly personal
Very fspe,tflHy.
j. A. ANSLEY L co,
General Commission and Produce Merchants.
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THE EASTMAN FUNn.-We have received from
gentleman 1t Louisville, Blount county, contribu-
ton of twcntythree dollars to be added to the above
f,,5 T.&A
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man by the name Of wv. ]. MILL suspected Of
having murdered man in Virginia, some time
since. was arrested and committed to Jail in Mem
phs on the 18th inst, to await a requisition from
CO..
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go THE
VI Il Il e. II 4 n II S
OF THE
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

VIZ the undersigned importers and Cbbers the city Charles
ton, in view Of the present excited couatry dem
proper bring the notice Of claims
have to ter p4onaSe The orty have been
in bunes, and from experience are we'll
acquainted with the wants Of this section of country All Of
hold sentiments in common the agitang question day
slavery and all Of DESIRE practicable to become
commercially independent Of the North have no desire to
underae tho energy ard enterprise Merchants of North
IN cities but we ella 10 he able to supply goods respect
i've lines, fiVor lie TERMS both price and credit
the merchants of any city in the Union We nave facIlte, 70
obtaining goods from Europe surpassed y any, an our i'm.
poraons from abroad very large Notwithstanding the re
ports to the contrary circulated by those
Of what they affirm whose interest prompt to m slead
American goods obtain o-l the as favor
abe terms JobJHg Merchants Northern cities
Why then should not he sell a as favorable terms as
Others?
We able and determine to do s)ani all We ask Of YOU is
to try this market lay aside tn. preuJce-!or it is only preiu
dicethat customers prefer goods New YORK to those
from Charleston and build Up and encourage your own
and your own merchants If cannot do we profess YOU
will be subjected 20 lit lie inc nYenence for
for leaving by railway offered every hours
Cur sticks Will be complete by Ist February next and
remains to seen how of those have heretofore pur
CHASED III their goods in Northern cities will give Charleston
trial THIS Spring
Charleston, s. c., December 18th. 1870
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For CrsminaI court CLERK.

We are Authorized to announce CHARLES NJ. HAYS ssa
candidate for Criminal Court Clerk the ensuing March elec
ton. decl4-.d
We are authorized to CHLs E. DI0GoE a caidi
date for Criminal C0uit Clerk. ulys-d
We authorized E. N PATTERSON, c.ndi
dac Clerk TIE Criminal Court Of Davidson county,
ensuing March election. msye5-td
We authorized to JOHN SHANE, Eqr aclndi-
date for reelection the Office of Criminal Court Clerkat the
next March erection.
We authorized RoBr H. candi
date fo Criminal Court Clerk the ensuing March election
augl4-td
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Diek.

AtNrs Joan in stebyvle on Sunday, December
18th, MARGARET infant daughter Of DAVID and SALLY EAKIN
sFNuE, aged year.
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The gentleman who borrowed our file Of the
UIoN AND AMERICAN, from June l. TO December 81,
1855, will greatly oblige by returning the same
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EETEh4ve full stock Of Shirts, French Iron Bosoms
w plain Linen Ms-sees, white and eolOred PHG BosOms
and small lot Of fine Embroidered Also assortment Of
deci3 iJH McGILL.
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MoLEAN's sTRENGTHENTNs CoRDIAl
VIII efectually cure

W III eutcillliil cure
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE
Chronic or Nervous Debility, BiSen So
of the Kidneys, md all Disrn-e-
Arising from n DirSrdered Liver a.
Stomach, Dyspepsia,
Heartburn Inward Piles, ACidity Sickness Of the
Stomach Fullness Of Blood L. the Head, Dull Pain
SWINGING in the Head. Pa'pitatioT Of the Heart,
FuilIess Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructaf.1ns.
Choking or SufOcating Feeling when ing down.
Drynesa or 1ellO~ness Of the skin and Eyes, Night
Swuats, Inward Fsvtrs Pain in the Small II rhs Back
Chest Side, Sudien FINISHES Of Heat Depression q
Spirits, Frishtfu. dreams, LanEuO-, Dependency
any Nervous Disease, Sores Blotchcs the skin,
ard Fever and Agus Tor Chills and Feyeri. II uili
also diseases Of the Bladder and Womb, surh
Seminal Weakness, incontinence Of Urine. Strln-
quarry, Inflammation Weakress Of the Wcmb
Bladder. Whites Ell.
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SPRING STREET BRIDGE CoNPASY.-At an election
held Yesterday Messrs A. VS.. LINDSEY, y. ioBsoN,
II. S French. JONI MORROW. NEWTON McCLURE and
HIRAM EAUuHN were elected Directors Of the Spring
Street Bridge Company for the ensuing year. Sub
sequenty. J. SHEIBY WILLIAMS was elected Presl-
dent and IsAAc LIrroN. Secretary and Treasurer.
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WI - MEMPHIS.-The notes Of this Bank will lie
redeemed Al IT, Union Rank Of Tennessee a; Nashville ldw
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NE DIST LTNIIIENT = u WIKI.
The ONLY safe and certain cure Or Csacers, Ffes.
TumGr, sw-Ilings, AMI BrOucbeas or Goitr- Partly
sis Neuralgia Weakness uf tho Muscias, chr mic ~
InHammatn-y Rheumatism. Stiffness q The I1i-f-
Contrnrted Muscles Aisnnients, Elrsshe or Tsoth-
ache n-lisss, Sprti8s, Wounds. Eresh Cuts, Ilcfr,
Fever soi - Cskea breasts. Sore Nipple. Buns,
Scalds SoFe Fh-naf, any Inflammation or Paiu no
diR-sncc how severe, Or how long the disfuse NY
have existed. McLEAE's CELEBEArED I-NIuENT = :
certain remedy.
Th0usaRais q human beings haze been sarasi o.. La
Of decFsplfnle and misery BY the Of tAis inra-
sbis medicine.
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Before taking.

The greatest Remedy in the wOrl. This c1uliaI
f. distilled from berry known only % myself and
chemically combined Nith o the mos valuable
medicinal roots, herbs and barks known o. the mind
Of man, viz: BLOOD ROOT, BLaCK RuoT Wup
CHERRY BARK, YELLOW DoCE, DANBEL1oS : .EssF-
ARILLA, ELnER Flowers, with others, Troliring thu
most infsis'e remedy for the restoration uf haaIh
ever known. IL Is natures remedy, curing dis
ease by nsfural laws. When taken, its influence Is
slt eaursng through every vein Of the body. purity
ing and accoleTatins the circulation Of the bod IL
neufra'izes any bilious matter in the stomach alt
strengthens the whole 0iganiEati0u.
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Superior Farming Lands for SnIe.

NUMBER one Farm cnbt,in % between 90 and 100
~ within Of an hours ride the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad, AM 90 By Turnpike Of the eiy OF Nashville
This Tract OF Land stua ed In lent neghboThood
has good improvements veil Eaere for stock nd
Oher farming purposes and susceptible Of division into two
places
In point Of location soil, Wster &c fer sOcE grain
bacco farm is unsurpassed by tract in the State.
PosOee churches schools, and Railroad station convenene
TO the premises.
TENS EASY liberal tiue gwen Fer further paru usrs ap
ply Jctn Sehon, the fm Of sehon Merritt, No. IA
Cedar Street, at this Office actiS -d&tE6m
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DR.. lMcCItntock,s PccroraI syrup, stan.

DIR. iMcCiintOck's PeCtOraI syrup, standing
the first raaE o, the profession McCunck has given
this medicine 70 the world under the guaraI Of his high repu
tatOn- means Of certain Immediate and permanent e in
diseases OF the throat and lungs which have dAed all other
dies Price 81. Soldhy 10 G. BROWN,
10 g37-d&wlm Nashville.
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J. H. MCLEAN, Sole proprietor,
L.. n 7t,i-{ - pf,. g. q Ii. NJ

For sale ~ hOlesAIe and retail ina NashVfIR
Tennessee a ProPnstsE prices, By BsT=y Dsass. O. "
Hendesho and 10. g. Brown an by ever respectable Dug
ri IN the United State a.ha1 dtu IN
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We authorized W g CARTWRIsHT As can
ddAte fr State and County Collector for Davidson
County Al the ensuing March election dec2l-ids
We authorized and requested koBERr Pow
candidate for Revenue Collector Davidson County At
tbs ensuing March election. decsi-tds
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MoEtY-lhe demand f money continues pressing The
ket il stringent at e a. per cent. for the
paper the street. EXchIue demand exceeds sup
ply.
Hoes AND PROvIsIoNsThe long exceed ht receipts
cay holders greatly excited
and seemed reiu about naming price; advance Of
established, buy being excited telltrs
ceiling subduei. Sales 1000 lat az 50
Receipts Gbyut , 20 head At the there was disposition
ulhelart Of buyers to hold OF and tie market
provision arAet FOR hog prUduc ruled pretty
for hogs In tie morniug and Change hours, que ex
cited and buoy ieeiIg preyaid ami odeIs generally
drew their the Market but iuyrs ny for
wd?i ou change, the buoyancy Osei great extent, and
various articles Onet 81 at adv with freedom:
SGG = offered 3Ol Of good country
SID at p bat holders kej $40 = GjJ mea
h-li al Ucc the spot 1cked. and February
livery LOO terces Of lard sold at lUc small 1T
the later being the rate asked in the morning fair
was offered at at the close buyers unwIlng pay
over 1, feea meats have advanced; shes 5000 pisces
Jc Tor shoulders, &c for Sides and "a g5sc for hams New
bacon oltIed at "a 90 i4c del yeTaDls neZt week.
LEEAn>TUI s-FUUr dull aTy and drOS ping; demand
slrerhue IS quoted $50 40 extra So 43Gj Wheat
duh and Lnhau sales 500 bushels prime 81 - Cora
firm with goo Cs nd II llc. Oats IuI Il al2.
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In Memphis there are three gentlemen who own
property to the amount of ever half million Of
dollars each; twelve who pay taxes on over $780,
900: fifteen who pay taxes on over $1,000; and
fOrtytwo on $4,000 AMI upwards Many Of the
gentlemen enumerated above own more than twice
as much property outside the corporate limits. and
there are many others who were their real wealth
known. would 90 above the figure Of 100000.
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NTOTICE.-On the night OF 81 morning Of the 9Th
instant $50 hill the Union Bank Of Tennessee wa
through mistake passed the the
ST. Cloud Hotel S. II the person
twas passed. has discovered the they will please return
nctll-u
THE LOUISVIIJ PAPEWS received daIIv
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Heimstreet Hair Restorative.

Hair Colo-ng the singular inventions Of mod
times aud way, deserves prominent niche in the
great sOrehouse Of dern improvements Every triumph Of
and often hg IL suggestive. When
scalp OH and but poorly perform
their funcons-WOTn ont It by the levers the BRAIN
generated mental sres and excitemens
decay with growth Of white hair. Hero
einstreets Color in. and ts1D applications
the Scap their original aeshTioy Bud
GIT.
Price fifty cents bottle Sold everywhere.
W e HAGAN & CO.,
dec4-dtwAwIm PropYetors, Troy, New York