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GAINESVILLE STATION, Nov. IA, 1859.
CHANGE OF TIME.-From and after this date,
until further notice, passenger trains will leave
this Station as follows.
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Monroe Lodge No. 1879.

Monroe Lodge No. 1879.
0F Free and Accepted Masons, meet on
" Wednesday evening on or preceding each
full moon and on Wednesday two weeks there
after, at the Masonic Hall.
OFFICERS:
JOHN S. WAY, w. M.
JAS. R. MORRIS, S. w. GHDAvENpoRT,S SD.
JOEL F. RANDOLPH, J. W. C. NJ MORROW. J. D.
NJ. HoErFLER, Treas. H. PoTrs, Tyler.
J. D. STAUvER, Seo'y.
Woodsfield, Jan. IL, 1860.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed has, this Both day of December,
1859, been appointed by the Probate Court Of
Monroe County, Ohio, Administrator of the
estate of Christian Martz, deceased.
Jan. 4, 1S60.--st.pd. SETH WARD, Admir-.
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Jan. 4, 1sso.-6w.
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Road Notice.

Jan. Is, 1860.
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Jan. IL, lS60.-S7 As.
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COMMERCIAL.


o0TTON-Ee heard the sale to-day go bales
Cotton at prices ranging from SIC to 1926
BREADsTUFFsTh stock Of Flour is very light ana with
active dsmand Of the supply, report prices very
fra We quote City Superaue s6965O Extra $40
$50 per ba the outside figures being the retail prices Coun.
Try is firm at S2593 FOR superne, and s3259350 for extra
in SACKS Of 100 pounds.
The receipts Wheat continue very light and miers
andt very difficult get enough Wheat kssp their mills
operation. We quote fair prime Red S9l0 per bushe,
and fair to prime White At sLIo9L95
There active dsandfor Corn and buyers readily pay 70
Csc per bushe according to quality ana furnish sacks
PR0YIsI0Ns-Receip Of Bacon are largely on the in
and prices have downward tendency We quote
shOuleers7 Hams ga and Sides I0o from From store
packed, &c advance these quotations is demanded
Lard continues good demand We qaoe pr@ein good ship
ping packages at 95z9IOc.
The Cincinnati a-tts says Of the Provision market TEES.
day:
The feeling the provision market continues strong but the
upward movement did not receive TURNER from
buyers day vii ing to operate at current figures
spoed follow the advance Mess pork was to be had
at S7 so for inside brands but there were no Sues ainongh it
is held firmly and the majority Of holders ask SIS and very
large proportion stock has been Wndawn altogether
s there parties willing TO se at u o. and good
many more would realize prices should touch SIS There
sales OF NESS at Aca and CoYlngton Ind at $3.50
bulk meats closed arm % and "a for present
for shoulders and sides The quantity out Of smoke is small
inquiry therefor gives to the trade the appearance
s at lO for clear sides and "a and ~ for shou es and
ribbed Bulk the spot IS mostly held at "a and
ga Lard is firm at lO lie for barrel and We
produce statement pork Trade at this place from the
Price C1yezt which will be found interesting. Tbs whole
number packed this A 49, which is about 100 less
than he agr e receipts as reported from week
expected that returns would over IN the latter
ana the report therefore, which announced on Change had
favorable effect It will that the average price Of
per less for this year than last which, taken in
connection with present condition OF the provision trades is
favorable feature prices Of products compare with
those prevailing at this date last year. as iolo"s;
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The PnbItc schools.

According to section 9Th chapter 4gth, of the re
vised laws Of this city which reads thus:-Bs Il en-
acted That the scholastic year Of the High School
begin on the first Monday in September ofeach year,
and close on the last Wednesday in june there be-
ing an intermissiou Of one week at the close Of the
first Eve months session" The present session Of
the city schools closes on Friday, the 9th inst The
next session commences on Monday, the 9th Of Feb
ruary prox The Superintendent will be in his Of
fee. corner Of Broad and Spruce streets during the
first week of the session to issue tickets of admls-
sion to applicants for the next session who have not
been members Of the schools the present session.
Eighteen hundred and ninety-two pupis-lO44
boys and SlS grls-have been admitted the present
session, with an average whole number Of 1910.
Thirty-one teachers-Acn males and twenty-one
femalcs-have,bee employed located as follows: y
in the Hume SCHOOL, II in the Haynes; in the Trim
bic: in the Primitive Baptist Church, and in Lin
coin Hall, College Hill.
The schools are constantly open for Inspection,
and the City Council parents ard guardians of the
pupils and the community generally, are invited to
visit the schools at their convenience The Superin
endent Is at his office during the first school hour in
the morning daily for the transaction Of miscella-
Gus business being engaged in visiting the different
schools thereafter till evening, at which time he can
be found at his dwelling, No. l6 South Summer st.
By order of the Board of Education.
NJ. II. HOWARD, Secretary.
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We are authorised announce HEERY L. PORCH candid
ate for Revenue Collector for Davidson coun at the ensuing
/ March election.
ensuing March election. ianlg-teE
We are authorised annouuc DR.. J. ". BRowE candi
Revenue Collector for State and County, for Davidson
county, at the ensuing March election. ianl5-n
authorized JOHN A. sHUTE candidate
Revenue Collector the ensuing March election anl2
We are authorized to WM B. You've, Of Whites
Greek candidate County Revenue Collector
for Davidson county, at the ensuing March election
jan5-tf+
State and County Revenue Collector for Davidson county
the ensuing March election. ian3-tdE
We are authorized and requested Z. D. WHIT
a candidate for Revenue Collector for Davidson
~ the ensuing March election. ian3-te
We authorized JAMES PEAY candidate for
for State and Comfy Revenue Collector for Davidson county
the ensuing March election jan3-dut
authorized and requested to JSO A. MILES
cauddaefo Revenue Collector for Davidson county the
ensuing March election deco dwtd'
We are authorized to announce JOEL A. BATTLE as a cand
date for State and County Revenue Collector for Davidson
county. janl-tef
We authorized to announce QUINCY c. DEGRovE
ddas for State and County Revenue COectr for Davidson
county. dec3l-e
We are authorized to announce Jo GREER as candidate
Revenue Collector Of Davidson county, at the ensuing March
elections.
We are authorized to announce E. P Fort candidate
Revenue Collector Of Davidson county, at the ensuing March
election Deco tdeT-P G
County Revenue Collector for Davidson county
the ensuing March election. tide
We authorized requested ROBERT Pow
candidate for Revenue Collector for Davidson County at
the ensuing March election. dec2l-tde
We authorized aud requested ANDREW GREso
candidate for Tax Collector for the county Of Davidson,
at the ensuing March election
We are authorized to announce 4. J. RAMSEY, oandi-
date County Revenue Collector for Davidson
ty at the ensuing March election.
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CINCINNATI, Feb. 2.-Mes PORK sI7 2j97.5O. Flour firm,
sales 200 barrels S56O955. whisky-sales LOO barrels
I9S8l9&e.
NEW YORK. Feb. 2.Four active, sales 5000 barrels,
s4sO95On Sugar dull; Cuba 7971l:. Gotten not quoted
Other articles unchanged.
LrvlRPooI jan Il Cotton sales Of the week 100 Oaes OF
which spectators $3.50 and exporters O5oO bales All
Qualities slightly declined Holders pressing on the market
Declined Is az Ie. Ma ket steady.
sales Friday LOCO bales Of which spectators and exporters
took 900 bales. Orleans Fair - Orleans diing a. No.
bile Pair * Mobile Mdiling G Upland Fair 81. Stock at
Liverpool 600 bales Of which 1880 American
Manchester advioes favorable the market for yarns
being firm with an advancing tendency
HAERE-Cotton dull Sales OF tie week 500 bales New
Orleans Tres oiiuare lOsf. Bullion the Bank Of England
decreased $4,000 pounds Money active Cousus 1854
BreadstuGs dull, all qualities sl Chilly declined.
LIVERPOOL Saturdsy-Estmated cotton sales to-day sOO
ae closing dn though generally unchanged Breadstu.
asn sales uuimpoEtant. Provisions quiet.
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NEw YORK, Feb. 2.-The steamer America has ar
rived at Halifax with Liverpool dates of the 18th
There are rumOrs that Congress meets on the
10Th of February, that AntOnellI has resigned and
that France and England have concluded a treaty of
commerce.
Paris Reltes 6Sf zoe.
The telegraph cable between Channel Island and
France has been successfully laid.
1t is denied that Cowley had any mission to Lon
don. or took any proposition from Napoleon French
accounts reiterate that he did negotiate the nonn-
PREVENTION question.
The Spanish army were within league Of Tetuan.
There is a doubtful rumor that the Emperor of
Austria had invited Russia and Prussia to defend
the legitimate rights of monarchs
Reports are current and credited in Paris, that
France and England have agreed upon the recipro-
cal import of English iron and !coal, and French
wares.
The Post states that the Nuncio says the Pope
will surrender Romagna if the rest of his dominiOns
are guaranteed him.
AntOnelli's resignation is not confirmed
1t is rumored that Garibaldi has gone to Sicily.
Montalban, commander of the Chinese expedition,
goes by the overland route.
The Bank Of France monthly returns {shOws a de
crease of specie of 45,OOO,O00 francs, and an in
crease Of discounts of nearly 246OOOOOO francs.
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BY TELEGRAPH


WAsHNGT0N. Feb. l.-Mr. Mclean returns to
Washington. by orders from the Government that
he may be present to explain and aid in the ratca-
4 ton of the Mexican treaty.
The Senate Committee of Investigation on print
i ing met yesterday, and summoned Wendell & Pow
ers, and then adjourned to Friday.
The Harper's Ferry investigating committee dis
charged Realf to-day. He viii leave Immediately
for New York Thadeus Hyatt arrived here to-
day, and viii appear before the committee tq
morrow.
Senator Wilson was before the committee to-day
He stated that early in May, 1858, Mr. Forbes came
to his seat in the Senate chamber and introduced
himself, and informed him that he (FOrbes) had
been employed by Brown to 60 to Kansas to drill
some forces IN 1857; that Brown had not paid him
for his trouble; that his (Forbes) family were
starving in Europe; and that the men in the East
who had contributed money for the defense of Kan
sans, ought to pay him. He was much excited and
denounced Brown and others. He said that some
OF the arms which were sent to Kansas had passed
into Browns hands and were stored in Iowa. He
wrote to DR.. Howe, suggesting to him to see some
Of the men who had contributed arms for the de-
tense of Kansas to get those arms out of Browns
hands and place them in the control Of reliable men
III that Territory who would that they were only
used for defense He said If those arms should be
used for illegal purposes, 1t would involve the men
who had contributed them ia trouble. Dr.. Howe
Immediately wrote back that order had been sent
to Brown to deliver up those scrns The matter |
right He never lad heard a word about the |
organization of forces for the invasion Of Harper's
Ferry in 1853 or afterwards. and did not know that
Howe had sent his letter to Brown.
The resident Democratic National Committee sew
eral days ago instructed their Chairman 70 call on
Senator Mason, to inquire into the authority of the
newspaper dispatches in relation to the proceed I
ings before the Harper's Ferry Committee He was
answered that no information had bceen furnished (
by any member of the committee or clerk for pub
iicatOn, and the statements sent abroad were no part
of the testimony, but they may have been furnished
by witnesses under oath.
ALI the members of the House who voted for Mr.
Pennington have been notified to meet at the Capt.
tOl tomorrow. The object is to make nominations
for all the elective offices OF that body.
The Senate to-day decided TO act in Executive ses-
sion tomorrow the motion to reconsider the
vote by which Francis j. GrUnd was rejected as Con
sui to Hayre
Mr.. Smith, Of North Carolina. in justice to The
Democrats who voted for him. has treasured some
Of them if not all. by proof, that he never was a
Know Nothing.
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CITY NOTICES.

We have received from the mandatory of
Messsrs. HosaNs & BARNES. Of Louisville, gold
pen bearing the stamp of c. P. BARNES Il Co., which
for fnenes5 Of material and delicacy Of action
equals, if not excels, any we have seen from this
or any other house. Their establishment is now in
the third year of its existence, and has outlived
the doubts Of those who never believe in the sue
cess Of any enterprise until it has attained a
permanent foot-hold. We are glad to see the perse
verance Of the proprietors is meeting its reward.
They have secured the services Of Mr.. r. c. Hill,
who viii spend the balance Of the winter in the
Southern cities for the purpose Of more generally
introducing these pens. We heartily commend him
to the people of the South as an honorable aad re
able business man.
Mr.. Hill is now at the Commercial Hotel in this
city. We would advise all those in want of fine
pen to call on him and select one to suit their hand
They repoint old gold pens and make them good
as new for fifty cents. Mr.. HILL will canvass the
city for a few days
Nh. EDITOR A copy of the following notice has
been sent to the Superintendent Of every Methodist
Sunday School in this city and vicinity. In addition
to the notice therein contained wish to announce
shat the Gallery Of the Church will be reserved for
the accommodation Of the pupils belonging to our
Methodist Sunday Schools and 1t to be hoped that
every scholar connected with the schools viii be
present on that occasion.
Addresses may be expected from Rev. Drs MCFER-
RIy, SEHoS and HUsToN. The cause Of Sunday
Schools Is one which we think should enlist the sym
pathies and cooperation of all, and cordially il
yite every ono to attend this meeting
The hour Of meeting is O'Clock.
WU. II. Morrow, Secretary
DEAR SIR:-According to resolution adopted by
the Methodist Sunday School Association, it is made
the duty Of each Superintendent to make quarterly
reports in writing giving information to the con-
dti0n and success of their respective Schools en-
bracing q statement of Officers and Teachers, male
and female Pupils male and female. Library, num-
Der of volumes and condition, together with any
facts or information deemed Of Importance to adj
vance the interests Of our Sabbath Scncol cause:
Our next regular quarterly meeting viii be held
on Friday evening, February Sd, flS6O, at Ncken-
dree Church. at which time we shall expect and be
pleased to receive your report.
We hope that every officer, teacher. and friend Of
the cause will be present and participate in the pro
ceedngs of that OccasiOn-s suffering ordinary cir
cumstances TO hinder.
Please read this to your school, and urge their
attendance. IHoS. o. SUMMERS, PfeSideIA
WNL II. Morrow. S8craary
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CoLUuBUs, Ohio, Feb. Gov. Chase is elected
United States Senator, Vice Pugh.
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Monetary.

Tennessee Bonds sold In New York the st inst inst at
being advance Of c the Of tie previous day:
The Springfield, J Journal publishes long statement show
ing the amount Of notes in circulation by each Of the Illinois
Banks and the stocks deposited security for the By this
appears that the entire outstanding circulation the
OF that State 95 23 and is based
aggregate OF State and other stock securities to the amount OF
80 2446 This shows Of securities Of 1913 52I
OF these stocks 81 bonds Of the State Of Tennessee.
The following the comparative quotations for State Bonds
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SEWING MACHINES.
Five Hundred L Thirty-si1 Machines

for one year These Machines that are sale to be made
under the supervision Of E. HOWE Jr We leave to this com
munity Judge whether it is probable that E. HOWE
IT, being pt Of than Hundred thousand Dol
lars from different Sewing Machine Companies would take
epositon Of Overses in Factory where one ard
five Machines made in six months
Persons in want OF Machine that will recommend ITSELF will
please cali at cur Office AID Wheeler Wilson's
Machine PARSONS & CO.
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fst2-Ikw Il College Street.
VALENTINES!
VALENTINES
VALENT1NES!!!
~ QUANTITIES.
~ QUANTITIES.!
QUANTITIES!!!
of Every Description!
OF Every Description :!
OF Every DescrIptiOn!!!
Al Iagau n TTcauOT'S!
AtHagaa & TreanOr'S!!
At Hagau a. TTcauOF's!! :!
NO 6 UNION STHEET!
NG8 UNION STREET!g
f-a- No UNION STREET -!
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There goods might inferred
comparative statement inasmuch the Withdrawals
house during month have exceeded the entries proving
the imports needed oI immediate consumption. The
pondng month in 1858 the ghtes known here long
Of years, owing the preceding financial revusOD
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About 100 places mostly small points, remain to be heard
from these there packed last season 54 head The
total deficit supposed, will exceed 100000 aud reach
100000 With reference the average Wsght, the Price Cur
rent says
rggds the average weight and the yield OF lard the
Indiana this State Illinois, Iowa and Missouri show
increase, from Kentucky and Tennessee, decrease but
having placed reports in shape regards the matter
we cannot say much this increase will be, If there any
however, we think it will be small"
GROCERIEs-The stocks of Groceries ample to meethe
being constantly enlarged THERE'S fair amount
business doing within range Of the following quotations.
SuGAR-Fair ss5 and Prime to Choice 999lic in hogs
heads and lc advance these quotations in earres New
York Coffee Sugars lO9ls Crushed and Powdered llg2c
Leaf ll5z9l2c.
oLssRs sYRUP Moasses il barrels 3594Sc gal; half
barrels 51c Sugar House 4394jc Golden Syrup in barrel
55c, half barrels Sc, and kegs item gals 8
CoFEEE-Ro l29l3c; Lagnyra l29l3c Java 1890
TEA-ImPea 50o9S; Gunpowder 5O975c; Young Hyson 40
GO Black 6O9Sl 80.
sALT-We quote Coarse sa at $780, and Fine 81 COO
10, 40c bushe The stock the market
ample 70 meet the demand.
COTTON YARNS-The following the agents quotations
for Cotton 700 and $780, &c doz 6O0 lOc 500 c and
400, l2c
WHTSKY.-Rectfsd is held at 25997c 2 gallon, and
5ounty at 50675o, according to quality.
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From the New York Journal Of Commerce

The imports Of dry goods this port kept in weeks
and therefore anticipate the close Of the month in the comp
AtOn Of usual monthly which embraces the
period the corresponding statement Of the previous The
total landed here during the last four upwards
Of million dollars thaR the aggregate for previous Janu
airy the history Of the trade The largest total
in January, 1860 As matter Of general interest in this
1S5O:-
Imports Of Foreign Dry Goods NeC York for the month
II JGRRarV.
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We are authorized to announce R. W. HAYwoor,
ESQ. as candidate fo- the Office Of Attorney Cen
eral for the Ninth Judicial District, composed Of
the cour,res of Williamson, Sumner and Davidsrn
Election u, xt May.
OFFICES FOR RINT.-Several rooms suitabletor Of
fees or sleeping rooms. in the UNION AND AMERICAN
BUILDING. can be rented for the present year. For
terms apply to W. F. COOPER, at the Office Of the
UNION AND AMERICAN to lLos. . NARR
Roovs FOR REyT-Some OF the most comfortable
rooms in the city, are for rent this year, in the
UNION AND AMERICAN Block. Call on Mr.. MARI at the
office
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OveFtOn Land for sale.

SOMETHING over half in Of that large and
~ valuable Tract Of Land known the 4 W Overton
d IN smith county Tenn Carthage has been sold te
bal nee and the most valuable part in market fCr sale
containing @ udg ire brick Mansion and other
buildings Near $40 Of which cleared the soil and lots IN
the finest condtonfor cultivation aud farming purposes te re
mang portion in tie woods There also for sale an interest
in small adjoining Trac-al lies convenient to Carthage
Turnpike roads and on Cumberland River
The owners Dr.. James 0verton, Of Nashville, Tenn, aud
Mrs Sarah Whitney lexington Ky, Offering the land
for sale ver liberal Those desiring to purehaSe will
call Doctor Overflow B. Moor Esq of Carthage
janl5-tw5w
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EANCY STATIONED

FANCY STATIONERY.
r. HaCan has Just received complete assortment
French and English Fancy Stationery at
feta-Gkw Il College Street.
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~ B. 4. FahnestOck's VeFnI-
49, FUGE FOR TAPE -WORM.-MessrS B. A. FAHN-
ETOCK CO-Gentlemen Some year, since recommended
B. A. FAHNEsTOCK's YERMIFU 3E to my relative, Mr.
CHAs VEST Jefferson county, Mississippi for child eighteen
which supposed to b. dying from fits He save
two or three vals, brought from it t'Cenf
one f long, and cured child This preserved, and
have shown it to planters in this adjoining counties
have sold thousands of your yrmifuge with perfect
satisfaction purchasers If this will be Of service in
calling attention to your yaEae remey you at liberty to
it. JAMES ?. HAKPEh,
Ofthe firm Of Harper Son, Druggists,
Bayou Sara La.
, Purchasers should look 715H INITIALS on the
wrapper and see they buying A. FAHNEsTOcs VIA
5rvray and no Other Jan29-wlm
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Furnishing and Fancy
GOOD 9

Of sin Cashmere Lambs Wool, Merino and Cotton. Gloves
and sam Hose OF every kind Suspenders, uandkcrchefs
SHIRT BOS0llS. DRESSING ROBES. dc.
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Do You wish o. BE- healthy and str0uc2 Then 20 az
once, and get some II McLean's Cordial It wilI
strengthen aud iuvgout8 your whole system. ca1siu
healthy and pure circulation OF blood to Cow thr5ggh
every vein, and tha rich, rosy bl0om Of health %
meuut 20 your cheek again.
Every b1ffTa a v7ar-5rufaI IN Give -affrfr-ff4r
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EWENG, McCBOKY a CO.,

Wholesale GrOCers,
FyRUHHDING d. COMlITSSTON MERCHANTS,
Cor Market and Church Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
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candidate for reelection Magistrate the he
Nashville District Of Davidson county, ensuing March
election Heb2-d
APpIeIOnss r. e. Guide for january. Just
received by HAGAN & TREANOR,
fsh2 Nc Union street.
BanIEerfs Cases. every sze and quality Blank Books
Memorandum Books, Composition Books, Copy Books sc.
Just received in quantities by HAGAN & TREANOR
feh2 No Onion street.
MAGAZINES FOR FEBRUARY.
EEagan & TreanOr have the following Magazines for
February-
Harpers Magazine: Leslies Magazine;
Peters1n's do Goiey's do
EncEerb0cksr do Atlantic do
Halls Journal Of Health, &C.
FOR sale by HAGAE & TREANOR,
fsl2 No e Union street