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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-26

II Won Want a Fashionable Hat for So
worth 81, 20 to SCOTT BACKMAN. l4s Fulton street.
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Pure md Delicious Cofrec.-You can Obtain
this a. CHIISrIsNSoN'S No. Chambers areei, and ZIG
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A re YOU FREPAREDs
The OF travel has already commenced, and the
of peasuIing about opening In these respects we
all snonshed 10 protect lves from destruction by
drowning Bnt how are 10 do thar asks the reader
Simply the reply by wearing the neat economical and
SERVING COAT AND VEST COMPANY No. 16 Broadway
N. IA new and vanei assortment of safety bathing
dregaca luat received.
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Glass Shades or all Sizes for Covering
clocks flowers &c &c. &C. constantly hand and made 70
osoer. Depot J5o William street, cerncr Of Ann.
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1nN OOO BOXES "COeTARs" ExTKRSINAToRS
lOV.OVV only remedy Cor rate, reaches Croton bugs,
&c, Depot w BroadMay, n. Y. Beware Of mitalions.
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Jcuvia's Kid Gloves and London SILK UNI.
brelas just received by late steamers LRART CO., Nos
3, and Astor House, Broadway.
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+ O. OF q. F-NOTICE.
J.. THE FORTIErH ArNIvERs AIRY OF THE G. L. q. 8.
Win take place Tuesday neY-
The different lodges will meet at the Battery.
Pr cesaion to start at IL A. NJ.
They will pass WHITES HAT HAT EMPORIUM,
ZIG Broadway
And continue until they reach Dr. Chpns church where III
vine service will be held by the Chaplain There will
be some hundreds OF WHITES HATS in The processon and
GALL AT WHY'S and purchase hat.
When Mr.. W. VIII PR sent pair OF white gloves
II they cn0ofe to join the procession.
The line Of march from the Battery up Broadway to
WHITES, then To Dr. Shapns church, street.
to Fifth avenue to Madison square; where addresses odes
written by Mrs Pa-tDgton nrather shlAber OF Boston
Benadc0n EvenrgGrand Ball at the aieiny OF Music
TloKeis admitting gentlemen and ladies', " be HAD NJ
WtIIh's. 2l6 Broad sy, unser Barnums Museum
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NAH GAS 6AA
VI Parsons furniahng their dwell On and aores with
By purchasing At tho
Aanufastar,ng depot Of
ESQ. Il KITCHEN I CO.
WeoA's Buildings. bsi Broadway.
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GREAT BARGAINS
VI IN
skEHCH CHINA, ENGLISH CHINA gTONE CHINA,
silver Plated WARE AND Gas FIXTURES
We oder an immense variety the above enunerted goods
and solicit the attention Of
CLOSE BUYERS
To Tie sAme W. J. r. DALEY CO.,
63i and 633 broadway.
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kyEW AND IMPORTANT DISCOVERY FOR THE CURE
~ OF deafness dssgreeabe discharges from the and
noises ia tke bead.
Dr. HARTLEY intended to continue advertising the most
narkable effected by his mode Of treatment but the
unw,ngness Of paens have their made public 10
the only why he os publish heretofore their
names and residences Indeed Ia objected to by OF
his friends that be should advertise at all as such publications.
are strongly suggestive of charaans but others who
rcm distance would have known OF the extraor
binary success his aud improved method Of treating
dcapess from the and noises In the head
cept they had his insist with much force
a{er cuxes that II duty he the public 10
keep bis name Office before the world Ii large
mary sacrifice advertise he with his present rates
Of charges afford II too literally.
Discharges from the and partial Deafness caused by
scarlet fever nAamm8 or injuries To the head promptly,
carefully and scientifically treated, without causing the
sghtest pain Inconvenience and cure In all cases qua
ranteed.
ONCE residence No ~ St Marks place, New York.
Hours Of attendance from 3 A. II. TO Up. NJ.
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Telegraph Marine Reports.
SANDY HOOK, Apr1 25. Finset-Sxeau,ship st Louis IN
bark In tow of the Achilles gong the bay bound in On
Wind BE, light weather cloudy.
sQUAN April g. sunset--No inward bound vessels
eight. Wind SSE, light; weather clear.
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q a rRxNCH CALF DRESS BOOTS AT Jones', NC. 10
sDt Ann street; also ready, So 80 aud IS 80 Con
eress shoes and gsitsrs At JONRs'. no Ann ayesl
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A winnings FOR STORES AND WINDOWS, Mu.DE
"A proof in any climate A. TYLEaS old s.aod. ga Bower
orders by pest attended To.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS HPnnE ,.n.s 49, sc. -
compr ses szee styles varieties prices Persons cali
ing 22 Broadway Fulton street, cannot fail
10 be pleased No matter well dressed IN
other respects he Ia not considered ashonably put up
ess hin le' of the latest STYLE and
Bear ibis IN mind purchase your sprng style" KNOX,
Rroad
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Srovev & Bakers Celebrated
y0f5ELESS FAMILY sEwl9Ia MkCrErvA
No te6 Broadway, New York
We have Of GROVER 4 BAa sRs In our own fsrniy.
and n,s " justice 10 tho manufacturers, that n ~
good WIS represented tn be-. ~ Y. Ledger. AprI1
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Geo. SaundsTs' Metallic Tablet Razor strup.
TAs iniAble axtisle hs obnaed Of tbs sole msnnfso
tuYers g. q. SAQNDE1sS Ne. Aslor House. Aad Of The
VARIOUS agents throughout ths city.
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powder proof locks sud barA Also fire and burRs
warrior saes 81 Murray street, corner OF Coleg
pace Iormeriy is2 Pearl street) -
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Exesy4ners Potent Champion Fire
And burglar proof safcs Isl Broadway corner Murray st.
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FALL RIVER April 2sArr BRIG Mnry Cobb. Montgomery
sHIRHXvIN, %pr S-arr scSs Susan orleans, Maxwell
ESs g. AID 2S As n: sss4 a ",
KnsssSn s. ynesns M 6r Tanse5 psGSlfsPr Cs,
sh n SYSrk Ga iss .Sfr srp.as slws Bosoa
GiouCEsTsK, April GAR bark Cornthan. Winchester.
f hoi& H. S soE April al-A y ted brig Belle Bernard
'G Hfem% Isn0f tfST April or y TED bark rmwsod.
NOBLE. APRIL SAT- ships sars.cg Tr,.k, Liverpool;
Snods Nas9n hayre Sea ton sssTsdsr RIO SSns9 bari
ca sh0 VIM cAambers Knapp liverpool; scars Fanny
Igtl~Cld ship yobilc, Csssens, Bremen.
SON iaslsh, Wilbur sarse, navre; bonaa. Adams.
cot, ratcheidsr and logan sarrh aavre ousbec RuMf
~ S Sos g noSssnd 81 ss
sses ee VIA Euss shrs AIss aye ShsG Phi1sdss
wq 9ss pool MARI n rss bremen p.,,,,.
proceed u returned ballast CID Steamship Empire
and uS4oo va spSo sgs s's 81
Tossd u sea lis sSps rSoas seae9sa .s reenm.
and g me s ssp o fms s sns ' Omar PssS.
Or ers ss Ann i@n ship 0sssn sb 9a1 Francis Tooy
Ss esy .e~Bss Caroline 81 Jodn NIB, for Baltimore.
MN Bips iso xSf sc- Grant, Newman.
MN aAvEz april % irr scbr Mary A Pierce; Smith,
Arroyo. Below; two hsss brrs names name unknown
DpswpfcKFf hprI gs-Arr schr Casper eit shoe phi,s
de.phis- ..~.,~ "a. 49,
or Nyok 18th, barks Passenger SAFER
Kong Nahunsea heed Puget sound, Olh ship Ivanhoe.
Boston ias days, barks Park. Pepdictou. Cardiff E
3lst Ju, tasner, soers Philadelphia III Devens Boyd.
Port Madison ha Frances, Sandiord, Puget sound April
sup Nil CARSON lnunpham Calcutta L. days, I'd BARK
1cn. BrisTd Port Townsend, 81, ships Starlight Howes
yah lSdays m Sean,ans Bride, wyman do 1885, Industry.
Waters, Bostnn l;6
SD March 2s ships Carrier Dove Mcn.s Calso 3lst John
Clark Blrpham dos bart Emily Bar ming, Bsnder, vert
April shils Adelaide waxeInsn, Csao; "a, Frgte BIRD,
ore Benicia winfield Scott Crockcr Boston, I'd barx Ann
Parry onn, Puget Sound schr san Diego Grafton, Psc6c
oSean Go "a, s Arap, Ballard, Jarvis Island; Sari scbc
iunca, Dodero, 0uaymss 4h FIR bark 81 Jean, GIcoes
Batavia
SAVANNAH, April 2i-Ch schys Wsndercr (yscbn. P79-
msn Hayarn (snd sd); Golden Rcd, Bsotman. Neuvfus
Wsllpg, Smith, NYork, =.
WASHINGTON TERkIrOey--N Tsekaisi March ~, ships
Orion. Lao5y Memnou Jenklns and Lecnore, Miehes IDS
bark Young treek Taylor do. -. =
In Puget Sound March TO- shp Morrirg Glory Hobbs on
Sc franc'sco. -.
wiIAIrCToN NC hprti 22--Cli schrs r T. Miller, Hen
derscn, md I. Smith, Cheeshb NYcry,
WKRRhN. April sf-A;r bark Nmy Barney, Luther Bal
tmore via Dishtcp
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River and Steamboat News.

Tue river was falling slowly yesterday
with about feet water ON the shoals.
Business on the leyee yesterday WAS brisk
in the fOrepart of the day. but in the evening"
in The absence of receiving or shipping freight +,
il became dull.
The steamer NaSkrAie left yesterday for New
Orleans. She got fair trip in sight before
her departure.
The Scotland from New Orleans. and the
Salke Uost from Paducah, arrived last eve
ming.
The Fady Queen from Cincinnati, will be at
the levee this morning.
The John Gduh, one Of the regular Louis
vile packets,was unable to get of last night
She will leave this morning at 10 o'clock po-
slively for Louisville-thus afforsling an ex-
cellcnt opportunity for pleasant trip to the
Falls City.
The gay Sdil,e West, in charge of that
prince of clever fellows. Capt. CoRBErr, is the
regular mail boat for PadGeah at IL o'clock,
connecting at that place with regular packets
for Louisville and Memphis. Secure rooms
early if you wish a pleasant trip down the
river.
The b. ". R,myan has been detained in her
arrival from ST. Louis. ia consequence Of ice.
Should she be ut the levee this morning.
she win leave for st. Louis this evening.
SALE or THE Rock CuY.--The Rock Ciy
was sold yesterday by Capt. CoucH TO Capt
r. l.. DIsHuKEs, who will run he 7 hereafter
In the upper river trade.
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nS- The WALTERS are winning golden
opinions at the Gaiety. The attendance is
not yet so large as they deserve; but they
play with as much spirit and as much soGi
as if the walls of the theatre were crowded.
Tonight the drama of "Othello' is on the
bills Mr.. WALLER appears as O9setto and
Mrs. WALLER as I1go. Very few women have
undertaken to personate this character, which
is one more perfectly drawn perhaps than
any ever was for the stage; but Mrs. W. is
said to render it Gin full of all demands"
She played is in Memphis with great success
and applause, and we should like to witness
it here. 1t is seldom the play is put upon
the stage here. and more seldom still that we
have one of the ability of Mrs. ". to person
ate L1go All who desire to see one of the
best of Shakspeare's productions well per-
formed will go.
The musical item in the programme OF
lust nights performance was well executed
by Miss. ANNA SEAMAN, who has but recently
made her debut before Nashville audience.
She has sweet and most elegant voice. and
in fact every requisite necessary to secure for
her that fame in the musical world which ste
so richly deserves, and which, by the rapid
progress she is now making, she cannot fail
to attain.
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MURDER.-On Monday night last two Irish
men. deck hands on the steamer Nashville.
got first into a dispute about a trivial matter,
and from that into fight, which resulted in
the death of one of them. We did not learn
the name of either of the combatantS.
The person killed was a small man, and was
shipped as a deck hand at New Orleans,
having arrived in that city on ship. The
person committing the murder was large
IN IN. and caused the almost Immediate death
of his antagonist by stabbing. He was ar
rested and lodged in Jail, and yesterday morn
ing had preliminary examination. before the
Recorder, who committed him to Jail for
4 hearingbefore the Criminal Court.
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supreme Court.
NASHVILLE, Tuesday,


Buchanan & Harris, Ex'rs, vs. G. w. Crnnk.
Opinion by Caruthers J; affirming decree,
with correction, etc. v .fg
d. D. Holman VS.. w. T. Pack ct al. Opin-
ion by Caruthers J; affirming decree of Cham
cellor.
PIT Williams VS.. B. F. King. Opinion by
Caruthers J.; reversing judgment and =
manding cause.
John Hinson VS.. J. M.& J. Scarborough.
Opinion by Caruthers ]; affirming judgment
below.
q. j. McAuley vs. Pleasant Hill & Clarks-
vile Turnpike Company. Opinion by Caru-
theirs J; affirming Judgment below.
W. ii. Sims, Adm, VS.. B. NJ. Sims, Adm, &c
Opinion by Wright j; allowing motion and
dismissing suit.
d. & S. McAuley VS. T. McNeilly. Opin-
ion by Wright j; reversing Judgment and re-
manding cause.
Same VS.. ]. NJ. Quade. Opinion by Wright
J; reversing judgment and remanding cause.
D. Whirley VS.. w. S. Whtoman ct al
Opinion by Mckinney J;reversing judgment
and remandlng cause.
r. II. Frazer VS.. w. e. Newell ct al. Opin-
ion by Mckinney J; affirming Judgment be-
low
Z John Ayeres VS.. T. C.Payne. Opinion by
Mckinney j; affirming judgment below.
j. +. Cumming VS.. Planters Bank. Opin-
ion by McKinneyJ; affirming judgment.
T. ]. Swift VS.. NJ, C. & Lou. Railroad Co.
Opinion by Mckinney j; affirming judgment
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MEMPHIS COTTON QUOTATIONS..
Spiral ll0tires.
Rock City Mills.
J.E. BAUMAN & Co.. Proprieio

j. Z. BAUMAN & Co.. ProprietOrs.
T E. BAUMAN X CO., Manufacturers of ROCK CITY
- FLOUR, will pay the highest price at ali times,
for Wheat and Corn, their Mis- corner Of Line and
Cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn
Prices OF Fiour.
From and after this date, until further notice the
price of
Fine Flour. ..........2 SO Mixed Bran. 60
Unbolted. ...........3 90 Coarse Bran SO
Middings. ...........l IS Corn Meal 75c p bushel
All articles sold by the undersigned deliverable at
any place in the city free of charge When selling by
the quantity their rate discount is 10 per from
retail prices. j. L. BAUMAN L co.
Any one wanting Flour, Bran, Meal, &c, from Rock
City Mills, will find Order Box at the Post Office
and at W. III. Gordon 4 Co.'s Warehouse, where the
car-man calls four times each day.
dec2-t J. +. BAUMAS & co.
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kNICkERBOCKER MAGAZINE.
FIFTY-THIRD VOLUME.
LOUIS GAYLORD CLARK, lEpuons.
DIX. JAMES %. MOVES,
JOHN A. GRAY, PUmIsmER.


lNIIra the present nun Der closes the FIfty second
w Volume OF the X NIcKEKBOcKfR, the oldest and
best established Magazine IN the county, aud the
Publisher has the pleasure To announce that 70 has
never before been IN 80 prosperous condition lD
der the management inaug urated with the present
volume. higher price Is paid for original c0ntriou-
tons than by almost any other American periodical,
while she press and tbs friends Of the Nag
aEnc IN all parts of the country generously aid
ing IN bringing II more prominently before the read
ING public As heretofore, the pages Of the kSlcxkR-
BocSEE Viii be be devoted 10 the cultivation OF later
ature Art and Humor Leaving O. others the discus
sion of vexed. political and polenci questions, Il viii
be the aim Of the editors 10 procure tie most brilliant
ARTICLES upon the topics OF the day and neither mon
ey nor labor Viii be spared produce original
American Magazine. unsurpassed In variety and ex-
ceilerce Of matter.
Ii not deemed necessary n call attention 10 this
numher VI the kdck EkBlcKsR a specimen, or 60
refer - the long list ct past and present con buofs
many Il whose names are household ~pFis IN Amer
literature, but SIMPLY stats that the atty third
volume Will be by far the must brilliant yet issued.
Tie Magazine h connected With Associations 9hAt
ever, bat depends solely upon lis oNu merits for
popularity.
Every number az the succeeding volume Will con-
tain steel-plat engraving, and Illustrated aruces
viii frequently grace the pages 81 the Magazine. A
complete history OF the kNis KKkEoBNE, With fcmin
iscences Of the coutrt5a Shose fame e 50 iuu
fnAiriy associated with rs pages VII Aiso Dc lea
u tho csliisg volume VIII every friend q the
Magazine procure Tor Il an additional reader
TEz<s--ingis copies, one year, -; Two copies IS,
Three copies, 50. sPegmcn numbers. Is esnts- An
extra copy will be sent - TTsons getting up club
Of tea subscribers Cub F4is nth other periodicals.
the sans as advertised IN previOas nanboss Of tbs
volume.
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1zS- The Pulaski Citizens solemn y declares
10 the county of Giles that it will be dis
continued after "a certain date, unless its sub
scription list is increased 10 1000. The
editor, who is also the proprietor, says the
paper cannot support itself decently with
its present patronage, and he leaves it to the
people to say whether it shall be sustained by
those whom it benefits or not. He says he
will continue his job printing office, and can
make support out of that. All we have
to say is that if the intelligent citizens OF
Giles county are willing to do without such
county paper as the Citizen, they have yet
good deal to learn about the advantages OF
press in their midst. THY owe it much
more to themselves than to the editor, to sus-
tain and perpetuate the Citizen.
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Gomalerfial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE. ]

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
ssS - NASHVILLE, Jan. II. 1859. 4
COTTON-The sales were 60 bales at FISH
Err, WHELKss Co.'S at lO9102. This was
exceedingly active on yesterday, it being the
largest saleof the season. - - -
TOBACCO-We heard of no sales.
WHEAT Market brisk. We quote red at
65@1 90; white 1901 90 p bush.
FLOUR = Sales confined principally to
home dealers. Superfne 50@5 Is; extra
6 OO96 so.
MEAL-In demand at 75c p bush.
FEATHERS-We quote at 40941.
CANDLES - Mould Tallow 12Rc. p b;
hard pressed lac; star 2O922c; sperm4o g
42c.
COAL-Cumberland 25@3Oc. p bushel;
Sewanee 1s922c.; Etna 20@22c.
COFFEE-Rio 123@13c p %.
SUGAR-Brown 1850. p ID. The mar
ket is well supplied.
CHEESE - Western Reserve 1Oc; Eng
lish Dairy l22914 p II.
FRUITS = Apples l 7o@1 rs; unpealed
peaches 2 rs, pealed 5O@4 rs.
NEW BACON-Hog round 81; hams 90
80; sides II; shoulders &c.
LARD-Active at 10(9104c.
CORN-5Oc. p bush.
OATS-75c p bushel.
LEATHER Oak tanned sole
Soc; skirting soc; harness 27c.
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Dp Gelegrapb.
From washington.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. l0.--SENATE.-Slidell in
troduced bin making appropriation of thir-
ty millions to facilitate the acquisition of Gu
ba by negotiation. :.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE resolution from
last session, disappearing the act of Paulding
in reference to Walker. was taken up.
SENATE.-Mason, from the Committee on
Foreign Affairs, reported bill authorizing
the President to use land and naval forces in
certain cases.
The Pacific Railroad Bill was taken up.
WAsHNGToS, Jan. IL. = House - In the
Paulding case substitute for the report of
the Committee on Foreign Affairs rendering
thanks to Pauiding, was adopted by a vote of
SO against IS. The report was then laid On
the table.
SENATE johnson, of Tenn. gave notice of
his intention to call up the Homestead bill at
the earliest day.
Davis offered resolution, which was adopt
ed, asking the correspondence relative 10 the
outrages on the Isthmus of Panama.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE Mexican and
Colonization Associations have added AriZo-
MIA to their plan of settlement; it is under.
stood it is supported be prominent Southern
ers and New Workers. The Association
have purchased some and are negotiating for
other grants.
Gen. Henningsen, the Chief Engineer, will
probably take out large body of men the
ensuing spring and summer.
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M arkCts.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 1I.-Cotton sales to-
day $500 bales. The steamers news had no
effect upon the market, ll5@11t; sales Of
three days 2S500 bales; receipts of 3 days
$4,000 bales; receipts head of last year at
New Orleans 305. 900 bales. Sugar steady;
Molasses 29I. Mess Pork Is 90. Lard in
bblS. III. Cofr'e firm, advanced +; sales
1000 bags, l0&01llb. Freights on cotton 10
Havre |; on Sugar to New York 4. EX-
change gu London 6i98l; New York sight
discount.
New YORK, Jan. l1--cvening-Cot has
a declining tendency, sales 600. Flour has
al advancing tendency. sales $4,000 bbls
Sugar steady, Orleans 7(973.
tive. sales 1900 bbls.. 1904 IS; Whisky 233:
Mess Pork, sales 500 bbls. II 90; Molas es,
sales 200 bbls. 342CG35; Sugar buoyant,prime
6I(G71; Coffee quiet.
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LARGE SHIPMENTs.-It is ASTONISHING to see
the the large amount of MCLEAN's STRENGTH
ENING CORDIAL that is shipped off daily to
different parts OF the country. 1t is scarcely
three months since this article was first intro
duced, and now, judging from its rapid sale
it is known and appreciated all over the West
ern country.
Every druggist, dry goods or grocery mer-
chant visiting our city, should be sure to OBJ
tain supply of this Cordial. 1t il just the
thing required to strengthen and invigorate
the weak and debilitated.-4S. LOUIS Democrat
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Intelligence from Indiana.
POWELL SLApE, says:

AHSGTON. Wayne CO., Ind, April 81, 1857.
"Allow me to say that Hollands German Bit,ers
have truly performed miracles in this part Of the
country, and there many who and do speak Of
its excelency and intrinsic merits. / send you the
names Of some who have been greatly relieved by it
u. J. Swing, Mrs D. Carson, Mrs. Elisabeth Hunt,
Mrs. John Minor, Mr.. ~ Reggie Airs. r. Sell and MA
ny others"
These Buffers are intended FOR Liver Complaint Dys-
pepsla, Nervous Debility, aud diseases arising from
dtsordered stomach They VIII perform what it is said
they will for sale by druggists and store Ike per {
In every and village the United states Cana
das West Indies, and south America Al IS cents per
bottle. See that the signature of c. NJ jackson is ON
the wrapper OF each bottle. lanl-IIn
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Having purchased the entire stock of Hard
ware, Cutlery, Guns, &C., from JOHN VIII
LIAMs, (ate WILLIAMS x co. } We will continue the
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General Hardware Business
AT THE OLD STAND OF
kIRkMAN & ELLIS, No. 81 Public Square.

where will be pleased to the old customers Of
the house, also, friends in general assuring them
Of our best efforts TO render entire satisfaction. We
would that the stock is being made complete, by
large additions OF New Goods and will be prepared
the Spring Trade before the LIST of February
The general prices viii remain the low rates es-
tabiished by WILLIAMS * Co.
janl2-f MCCALL. 4 co.
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DIsC8MINATION.-Th Bonner, reporter, in
his article giving an account of r. cent
excursion of some of ia press gang, 'men-
tions Mr.. CO. of the PATRoT, "a one Of the
excursion +. md says that he was ''shOt in the
neck Tie Bumer rep Irtcr was at the time
probably un mindful of the fact that there are
two Mr.. C.'s connected with the PATRIOT; and
we only wish to suggest To him, when in tu
turc he has occasion to sp ak OF Mr.. G. of the
PATRIOT, he will so ii crimiaatc, as to Lave
no doubt IN the minds of his readers as To
which of the tirJ Mr.. C.'s he alludes.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-12
Overland Mail TO st. Louis,

ST. Louis, Jan. 1.-THE Overland Mail Of
the 18th has arrived.
James +. Curtis reports that large spring
of water has been found in the middle Of the
Colorado Desert.
The Comanches are committing depreda-
tions.
The Mexicans are suspected of stealing
mules from the mail stations.
The passengers via the Tehuantepec route
failed to make the connection, on account of
boisterOus weather,
The Tehuantepcc mails were put aboard
the Sonora by a suri-boat.