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l!EIEHILll.
DR.. Hollands Celebrated
GERMAN RUTTERS.

TILL eGsctuay cure Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia
wv dice, Chronic Nervous Debility Diseases Of the Kid
neys all diseases arising from dsordered Liver and som
ach such Constipation, Inward Piles Funess Of Blood to the
ACdty the Stomach Nausea Heartburn, Disgust for
Funes weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructatons,
Sinking Furng at the Pit Of the stomach, Swimming OF the
Head Hurried and Difficult Breathing Futterng at the Heart
Choking or suGocang Sensations lying posture,
Vision before the Sight, Fever and Dull
Heal, Deficiency OF Perspaton YeOwne Of the
Skin and Eyes Pain the Side, Back, Chest LIMBS &C. Sud
den Fushes Heat Burning In the Flesh, Constant Imagn
inEs Ct Evil and Great Depression Of Spirits.
propetors in calling the attention Of the public TO this
PREPARATION with feeling the utmost confidence in its
adaptation to the diseases which recommended
no untred article bat that has stood the
years trial before the American people, and its
utaion unrvaed by any similar preparation
testimony its favor given by prominent and we'll
known Physicians individuals in all parts Of the country
immense and careful pCrusa Of the Almanac published
ally proprietor, and to be had gratis OF Of his Agents.
cannot but satisfy eptca that this remedy is really
deserving the great celebrity it has obtained
HOOFLANDS BALSAMIC CORDIAL
viii cure Iongsandng Cold very short time Read the
following: -,
DR. c. NJ. JACKsoN-Sir: had for time been suffering
cold having pains through whole system
throat and horeness when recommended to try Hoof
lands Basamic Cordial" according procured bOe and
happy that half of il completely cured
Enthusiastically recommend il to friends who may be sim
ary afflicted, and deem it than justice to bear this
public testimony 70 its virtues Respectfully yours
ELEANOR McHENRY,
Tenth Street, above Coates.
Prepared only by Dr.. @. NJ Jackson No as Arch Street.
Philadelphia for sale Druggist and StOrekeeper through
United and Canada Price IS cents bottle.
o. j. WOOD, St Louis, Wholesale Agents for the West
r WIN, pENDLETON & CO., Nashville. Tenn, Wholesale
Agents Retaed by 10. G. BROWN and EVANS G. W HEN
DERSH0TT and WELLS & HOOPER, Nashville; J. B.
MATHEWS Edsefed J. C. Do2CH, South Nashville,
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Veto OF thee Missouri Railroad Bill.
ST. LOUIS. March % Governor Stewart has vetoed
tho Railroad hill
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Cobb 10 be an Opposition Candidate.

AUGUSTA Ga, March 2S.-The correspondent of
the Chronicle Of this city indicates that Hon. Howell
Cobb is suitable candidate to be nominated for the
Presidency by the Baltimore Opposition Conven-
ton, in the event Of Mr.. Douglas being nominated
by the Charleston Convention.
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COMMERCIAL

Asevfevv Of me Nashville Markets lEarcH. 90
o0IToN-Ths transactions Cotson to-day amounted t
only 50 bales an q ias grades. TIE Following are the parou
lars bales at 4lzc. Cat 1910 and 2satsc
and unchanged prices.
m oARLrroN, March asaleg Of cotton to-day 100 halcs
The market was depressed.
o1 March 25Sales Of cotton soday 1000 bales al reE.
uL prices but with rather improved demand The lover
gfa1es are unsaleaole hiddlings at l0if 9l0iio.
IOBAoCo-Messrs Fisher, Wheess & Co. sold % hhds To-
baceo to day at the following prices: o. a35 AZ S. s65
CO. Is, 3s5, 3s5. 50, $40, $780, 800 ESQ., co. SEQ,
$50 SOS, : IS SEQ, SIS, and $40
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Arm at 266l27c
BEkNs-No improvement in the demand and prices are nom
iual at 81 per bushst for prime White
BUTTEKIhe supply Of fall winter made is good but il
is neglected. and being sold with difficulty I8i4c Fresh
scarce and in demand at l5 in roll export demand
is light.
CHEEsENo important change The demand has been mod.
crate and the market firm at l01lc for prime to extra West
Reserve, and 0e for fresh English Dairy sells at II
@l41zc, the latter for summer cured.
CANDLES AND SOAPThe demand is good and the market
continues firm at very m rates for all articles Weconlipue to
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EGGSThe receipts large and prices have declined lie
per dozen. In the market they retailing l2J<c.
FEATHERS-The market continues steady 4l9f25Sc on
arrival.
prices have further advanced S3gS5 bb The receipts
are light and the local demand good Dried Apples
without change prices. Weconuue quote them
6 ID. Dried Peaches dull and the demand limited
ll9l3c per h.
GINSENG-The market is again dun for this article and
prices have declined per ID closing 55c for prime on
rival.
HAY-There has been important change In the market dur
ing the week. the demand has been bu moderate and the supply
ample We continne quote prime Timothy in bales l75
q per ton at the railway stations and the river.
HIDESA fair demand and the market has been steady all
week at the following rates. WhchWe continue:
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MOBILE AND ONO BAirRoAD.--The annual report
Of the President OF the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Company. submitted to the recent meeting Of the
stockholders at Jackson, says at the close Of 1855,
the road was completed from Mobile north as far as
West Points, miles, and from Columbus, Kentucky,
south to Jackson, Tennessee-S7 miles. During the
past year the track has been laid on the Columbus,
Mississippi, branch l35 miles on the main trunk
line from West Point north to Okalona, % miles
and from Jackson, Tennessee, south miles, making
an increase Of completed track in running order of
AZ miles, and "a miles Of small iron in main track
has Deen taken up and replaced with heavy rails.
Track in running order, including Columbus branch.
at the close of 1859 1861 miles.
Owing to delays. necessary and unavoidable, in
raising the requisite means to pay duties and pro-
vide for finishing the local work. the company were
unable to commence laying down the rails purchas-
ed of Mr.. CR,wsHAY until the 29th June last This
year opens with far better prospect Of rapid pro
gress.
The earnings of the road for the past year arc as
-
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To the People of she sixth Judicial Dis
Iri Of Of Tennessee.

I To the People of she sixth judicial Dis
trict Of Tennessee.
It is my opinion that could retain the office Of
Attorney General a few months longer than when
the regular election takes place throughout the
State. However, there are many who entertain
different view and not wishing to hold an Office
Especially one of the importance Of Attorney Cen
eral) when the least doubt crisis have rendered the
Governor my resignation to take effect the Hednes-
DAY before the lth Thursday in May next. hereby
announce myself candidate for reelection, and if
the good people desire me to continue another term
it viii place me under a thousand renewed obliga-
lions and [ will promise them to discharge every
duty Of the Office with eye single to the good of
the country In the capacity Of your officer here
tofore may, have done wrong, las all of US have
faults) yet viii not this generous public who know
me well, believe me when 1 say it has come from
the head and not the heart" Itloos little like let-
ting bird out Of the hand to catch one in the bush
to give up the probable time could hold on to my
position, yet plant myself upon the doctrine every
true lover holds when he kneels at the shrine Of his
cherished idol, Of not wishing to obtrude myself,
unless entirely agreeable so if You are willing for
me to continue your Attorney General youcan sig
Nifty it at the polls which l trust you may find it
consistent with your feelings to do.
When / was elected, the counties Of Fentress,
Ov2rton, and White and might say, large por
ton Of Cumberland, were in my district; since
then the Legislature has taken them from me,
thereby diminishing the profits Of the Office quite
one-half 1 only ask the people now to
give back in effect what the Legislature has taken /
from me- When was. as it were, an orphan boy /
you took me up, and from my heart of hearts 1
thank you all. Fellow-citizens, let me assure you.
whether elected or not in all future time matter
ing not what winds of fortune may blow around /
me, you shall have my best wishes for your hap .
piness and prosperity In conclusion, must say that
should perchance any lady read this card, though .
she cannot vote l hope she will speak kind word .
on my behalf, as there is no better friend Of her
sex than Your humble servant,
TIM TT WILLIAMS
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BRYAN,S TASTLESS vERmIFUGE.
TasteIess as the hoaeyed dew,
Painless in its action too
Harmless as the roses BREATH
But to worms immediate death
BRYAN's NERMIFUGE Of course
Is the mothers grand resource.
Put up in bottles-Price 21S dimes. Soliby
marehl-dawIm 10 G. BROWN
Wesfern Rennrf.

Dr. McCintOctE's Cold and Cough Mix.
TURF authorized professional curatiUs Dr. MEG is
one the distinguished medical in America and his
guarantee cannot questioned. This preparation he dg,s
from his OWE experience to be swift and positive cure cold
cough, caarrh influenza, and throat II ia opuar
THROUGHOUT the Union Price . cents stldby
maTchI-d&Wlm 10. G.. BROWN.
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NEW Yosk. March pa dwelling burnt in For.
ty-lfth street this morning Ten persons persisted
the flames viz The wife and four children of An
drew Wheeler, and the wife and four children Of
Mr.. Bennett. Loss $4,000.
At the fire this morning on Forty-fifth street be-
sides the loss Of ten lives several persons were bad
" injured A sister to Mrs. Bennett jumped from a
window Of the fourth story into the yard, breaking
a thigh. She Is also badly burned and it is feared
VIII die Six children were rescued from TIE upper
stories by iiremen. Nine bodies have been taken
out Of the runs. Il was a tenement house with
but one flight Of stairs, under which the fire was
kindled by an incendiaTy, as it is supposed.
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I n presenting you with DIR. EATON'S INFAN TILE

COR Ola Is desire 10 state its superiority over every
nOgrum nurse Quack has heretofore offered you
The preparation Of a regular who is we'll
qualified from much experience in inane complaints pre-
for them. SecondyItis entirely free from paTegorc
opae any consequently relieves by removing the
suffering Of your child instead Of deadening its sens0es
Thrdy-I put with great care, comparison OF 1t with
any other article inne complaints will show the very
which is distilled being dug from the forests under
the direction Of Dr. Eaton, Of them by his hands
Tor all Complaints attending TeeIhings
such as Dysentery, Collie, &c; also, for sOening the
gums relieving pain For regulating The bowels is
euualed Cold in the Head it relief For Group,
the and trying Of diseases, it be relied with
feet confidence and being powerful ansPasmodc in all
Of commissions ats earnestly recommend you lose
procuring it. LastyIt costs much than Other
preparations the kind that cannot afford such long adver
sements those whose whole expense their sdversng
for the same commends itself the reliable to all
mothers all the directions wrapped around each bottle
must be strictly followed. Price IS cents per bottle,
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT, Druggists
No. 30 Maiden Lane, NeE York,
And by all respectable Druggists throughout the country
o. J. WOOD & Co., st. Louis,
fhII Wholesale Agents for the West.
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"a A LOVE OF A bonnet The New York Times,
in its notice Of the opening Of the spring fashions in
that city says Fashion produces this season very
pretty and most sensible looking covering for the
head in lieu of the useless little things which have
been heretofore in vogue, and says. This is my
choice; you must wear it :; whereupon Some ladies
are delighted, and some others are ready to weep.
They regard the new bonnets more in anger than in
sorrow; but time win soothe them into compliance
with the general fashion, and all will be well The
spring bonnets resemble in shape the cottage bonnet
worn years ago. only that the front does not set
quite so close to the face The new bonnets are de-
cdedy pretty and If not carried to anugly extreme
in size. viii be pronounced the prettest worn in
long time. The last years fashion ran off at the
back Of the head-this year it threatens to run
quite the eyes. The front projects nicely over
the top Of the head, vet stands out sufficiently from
the face to enable lady to dress her hair as she
may like. The cap, or soft crown, seems to be
great fayorIte, but plain ones are much worn Rich
flowers and illusion viii be largely used in trim
ming"
We have not visited our millinery establishments
this spring. but presume they are prepared to fur
nish their customers with. this sensible looking
covering for the head"
NAIL RoBBEHY-The Memphis Bulletin of the 2Sth
says: Facts have recently come to light which, 1t
is said, evidence beyond doubt the completely OF
WH. BENsoN-the Amite Hill Postmaster, arrested
in October last for forging orders on several of our
merchants in mail robberies perpetrated previous
to that time in HardemaH county. Benson is at
present in our city Jail the charge Of forgery,
but WILL it is thought be taken to jackson in a few
days to answer the more serious charge Of robbing
the United States mails
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CITY NOTICES.

At an informal meeting held IN their Hall, it was
resolved that the members Of Pioneer Hook and Lad
der Company No. 1 return their sincere thanks to
Mesdames. BANGS. DoRuAN and DIcEEY for refresh
ments furnished at the fire, on College street, last
night.
BY order of Capt DAVIS Benz. MYERS, Sec'y.
NEWSPAPERS ILLUSTRATED AND UNuIUsrRATED FOR
FIVE CENTs.-Our enterprisinc friend, f. HAGn. a
College street in order not to be understood by other
parties in the city. has reduced the price Of all
papers coming to this market, hitherto sold for
dime to fre cents. Rejoice, therefore, readers Of
the Ledger, Haper and FraaIc Leslie, and go around
10 HAGAN'> and get your this weeks supply
Our readers will notice that DR.. CLARK has APP
pointed the time between ten and eleven clock and
two and five o'clock, to-day, to exhibit the merits
AID capacity of his wonderful improved hand-loom
in manufacturing cloth The exhibition takes place
IN the upper front sales.room OF Messrs. HARDY
BROTHERS, y Public Square Is public and all per-
sons who are interestedin improvements in mechau-
ism are invited to call ana the loom tested. This
is Tennessee invention, and is designed for South
ern plantation purposes, and it commends itself most
favorably to all persons who examine it. The Doc
tor is offering to sell the State right for this most
simple and valuable invention, OF will dispose Of
county or district rights This loom turns out twenty
five to thirty yards of nice goods per day easily with
one hand Call to-day at HARDY BROTHERS and see it.
RIB. SNOWDEN 4 Co,
No. 4 North Cherry street,
Have always on hand q fine stock of
Fancy Groceries,
Fine Wines and Brandies,
acknowledgement Goods.
Foreign Fruits,
Green and Black Teas,
Havana Cigars, &c, Sc.
Cur stock OF Wines Is complete, embracing the
finest brands of Champagne, Clarets Sparkling and
Still German Wines Hungarian, Italian. Sicily and
Native Wines: all Of which are warranted pure and
unadultcratcd.
Scotch and English Ales:
London and Dublin Porter;
English. French and American
Fruits and Vegetables
Preserves and Pickles;
' Sauces, Jc,iies Mustards. Condiments.
and delicaccs of every description, from all parts
of the world
We have just received selected stock of genu-
Inc, fine Havana Cigars which we offer. together
with large and varied stock of every thing in our
line as low rs amy house in the Southern country.
Il. b. SNOWDEN a co.
UNION AND AMERICAN BLOCK.
GROVER ~ BAKERS NOIsELEss
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
The Best IN Use.
USES NO SHUTTLE.
Scws from two S?ools.
NASHVILLE SEwING MACHINE Co..
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We would call particular attention cLeans notice in an
We add the following the St Louis Herald
which speaks volumes in its favor We say to all give trial.
eve take especial pleasure in recommending MeLeans ceIe
Strengthening Cordial invaluable remedy for pen
debility and weakness have seen t tested in circle
under immediate observation, vouch for its eff
cacy worth article which should be kept constant
ly in every family, as it certainly invaluable medicine
see advertisement IN another column narch.-d6rvlm
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nR. BRONSON having been 81 far reduced BY consumP'
tOn be considered beyond all hope Of recovery by the
most eminent of the medical profession aud also by hmsea
regular physician Of twenty PRACTICES last resort con
ceived the idea Of Analysing the Blood and apply
the subject of physiology the immediate connections
and effect Of the Of blood upon the health and system
The result has been the production Of this - BLOOD
EOOD,s from the Of which Dr. Bronson restored to
perfect health. Within months after its ntrOductOn over
two thousand consumpyes etusy cured by it. II you
have complaints Of cOnsumptve tendency COug C0td
Head ache, PdlDtEtO Of tie Heart, Loss Of Apete, or
Pain IN the Side, lose time in procuring bottle OF the
ssB God Foods II you sudeFiag from Nervous De
81 tor yoursee broken and disturbed if your Spirits
Depressed your Organs Ted6d viii find in this
falling remedy by commencing with ten drops your LtCeT
torpid diseased any whatever CO 10tes
will be nvFoTae aud bring into lively and healhul
action the invetate Of Dyspepsia the patient
here find the efficient and grateful relief benefit is
always experienced after taking only bottle II AIS or
Female CeBD1iHts Weakness the sufferer after trying other
remedies vain, may assured that certain will result
Of tire three bottles The SsBlOOd EOOdH
e1ectual in all OF ErUiOHs, Salt RheUp, ScT
other like complaints Pale and eDGciIted children anu
adults Immediately benefited by its 1t gives strength
body color and beauty the skin. Physicians Of al
schools are using it with wonderful success
For full directions, circular, Price 81 per bottle
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Coon CTzENs.-A correspondent writing from
Raleigh county Va says there tr0 ladies in that
county who are the mothers of hIiy-eiyH children,
having nineteen each.
a few years ago there resided in Carter county
in this State three ladies who were the mothers Of
ftg-eiyti children, one of whom claimed tosn,ytco
as her portion Virginia must do better if she ex-
poets TO beat Tennessee
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STUFFGOODs

STUFF GOODS
Black Italian silks, al widths;
eros DsRhiHe Lyons, every Width and sualityi
lyons eros D'Naps, black and colorsd;
Black TaGstas, medium and h>avy;
Black Armurs Royals;
Rich Poult De Sole, bayadere and plain;
eros Departs, full boiled:
hich Chene, extra rich
Rich Robes, two to ten volaats;
Black Velvet, Lyons;
Black sltins,
White SIX sergss and OH silks;
Black and COlorsd Challiss;
Poplins, Bayaders, Chene and Brochs,
Grapes, English and Italians, al colors
Grape Leissei
Oriental Baregas and Tissues;
Grenadines and Leons Cloths;
DeLaines, plaid and printed:
DeLainess rich ehintz coloes;
Mernos, blaet, white and colorsd;
Alpaecas, black. eoorsd and Brocals;
Black omhaEinss, winter and summer f8r G.
Morssns for skirts;
Grass Cloth Tor Skirts;
Hair
Clan Tartan Piai5s. Scotch.
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Seventh ChancerY DiVision-
We are authorized 70 announce Col. 10 c. eoil2 cald
date for Chancellor Of the Seventh Chancey Division q Ten
nesses. 49,
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-OcK CITY MILLS.
RAELwAx MATTERS.


Departure Of Passenger Trains.
= AsHFillR AND CHArIaEooGA-4:4O A. NJ, 3 P. II.
tthA-ssAe AND AL1H4EA-ssOO A. NJ. 1855 P. M-
Aallafi-L2 AlD N4saVILLE-f $50 A. ~, 1880 A. NJ
Gallatn Express 3:I5 p. M.
ED0EFfElD AND EEETrcEv-2 P NJ
Arrival OF Passenger Trains.
NASHVILLE And CH4rrkEoosA-S;OO A. 81 G:IO P. 81.
1EsflSssEE AID AEAsAs1-gsf5 A. NJ, 6:2O p. 81.
LOUISVILLE NAsIvrLfE-6s05 A, H., 5s36P y.
GaliatE Express s. A3 A. a.
ADsErlEID AND EEsrucKT-0s3O A. II.
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From Mexico


New ORLEANS. March 29.-The steamer Wave,
from Vera Cruz the 22nd, put in here for supplies
and ammunition
The bombardment Of Vera Cruz continued TIL the
morning of the nth when Miranon attacked the
CITY. but after half an hours combat was repulsed
with considerable loss. 1900 women and children
are refueed in the Castle. The bombardment was
resumed lhe same day with renewed ylgor. doing
much damage
One bomb burst in the American Consulate, which
seemed to be a special mark for Miramon..
Another assault was attempted on the night of
the nineteenth, which was quickly repulsed.
Carragol's force captured a convoy Of fifteen
WAGON loads Of munitions and provisions and $500
in specie near Jalapa destined for Miramons army.
and dispersed the guard consisting Of 700 men, Nj
ramon raised the seige on tie 2Ist Withdrawing to-
wards the Capital
CITY OF MEYlCo, March lS.-After theFcapture Of
the marines and steamers by the Saratoga, Mira
mon sent decree TO the capital confscating all
American property and ordering all Americans out
of he cOIntIsV-
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A. g. a :. B. HEECRF.

A. c. a 4. b. BEECH.
AT no. 81 COLLEGE STREET.
Are receiving and opening every day an elegant
Stool, of Spring Goods They viii be constantly re-
ceiving until the 18th of April. feb eft
Attorney General,
We are authorized to announce r. W. HAYwOOD,
Esq. as a candidate for the office of Attorney Gen
cra for the Ninth Judicial District. composedof the
counties of Williamson. Sumner and Davidson.
Election next May
For pretty and cheap dry goods call on NICHOLSON
AZ HUWPHEEY at No. % South side Of the square,
they are receiving daily fine stock Of both fancy
and staple goods, which they are selling a little
cheaper than any other house in the city marlj-tf
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NEW YsRE, March PA Baltimore paper states
that a branch of the knights of the Golden Circle
nearly 900 in number, from respectable families
are DRILLING for the invasion Of Mexico. They ex-
pect TO be off in a few weeks. The Government
will not modest them, as they viii arm outside Of
the jurisdiction of the United States.
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DR.. McCIintOciI's PectoraI syrup con-
quers the most Bvetete dry cough relieves the throat OF the
tough which oStucts The breathing, soohe rrta,ed
lungs promotes healthy perpiracu, and inevitably cures in
their early Stages consumption and bronchitis Price 81
Soldby 40 BROWN.
mar2-d&Wlm
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nine negroes and one white man The Z. S have
sent writ Of retain. In the meantime the fugitive
awaits the action of the state Court on the habeas
corpus
John Robbins, an Administration Democrat. has
been nominated BY the Democrats CT this city for