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The shuttle stitch Is sossmes called the lock stitch for eject
it's all zud hs The stitch mads By merely
crossing hred The ends ali seams ssvsby he shul
Machines must Be fastened By the hand needle prevent ripping
The Shuttle Machine is better adapted manufacturers than
family use.
fan9I-arERv
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ST. LOUIS, March ia New Mexico passenger
reports that the NaVojoe Indians have stolen all the
stock in the Rio AbajO district. Col Fantleroy is
preparing an extensive expedition against them.
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STATE PEENsYLvANIAs
County CT Philadelphia
Geo Hart President and CoggsFalis Secretary Of the
Quaker City Insualc Company being seyery iEorn, dspos
the affairs Of said Company that the said Insurance. Compa
the hundred thousand dollars in
capital invested in stocks Of AZ least par vaue and Of
Mortgages ard Estate worth double the amount
Tennessee regulating Insurance Companies And further The
deponen say that they the above described officers or said
Company. GEo u HART, Frssiaent1
Il CosssWALL, Secretary.
sworn and subscribed before this 2sh day Of January
1850 B kEAE,
ISL TAYLOR, a regular appointed Commissioner or me
State Of Tennessee hereby certify have examined the Sc
Gu titles and Investments the Quaker City Insurance Copa
and compared them with the within Statement sas INC tR
D be coFreet ard that an fully satisfied that the sad Company
qaad n sr one hundred thousand dollars Of Eecurtesi
such as Is required by insurance laws or Tennessee and mat
thew are vortn the respective sm5Szs sssed herein.
Given under ny hand and seal this sh day q January A.
n 1ag0 SAMUEL L. TAYLOR.
Commissioner Of Tennessee
sTATR OF TENNESSEE, COMPTROLLER's OFFICER
NASHVILLE. March "a, 1850. !
mis- tocerty thattbe Quaker City Insurance Co. located At
pb IN The State PENN has complied with all the require
ng Of an passed By the General Assembly Of the state Of
agencies Of Insurance Companies incorporated By the State
OF Tennessee and thatJ. NASH and w. J. MARI are the e
gay authorized agents Of said company in the city Of Nash
VILE State Of Tennessee. J. 7. DUNLAP
fsEAL.l Comptroller.
policies issued and renewed and losses
promptly paid
NASH & mARR,
No Is College St
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Monetary
NIarkets BIZ Telerraph.

Tennessee Bonds have advanced &c in the New York market
during the past week, closing yesterday at &c.
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report has been circulated by j. T. LORD, Of this
city. that the LADD WEBSTER Co.'S Sewing machine
was an infringement on the SINGER machine, and
that SINGER has instituted suit and that it is de-
cided against L,DD-WEBsrER & Co.; and that per-
sons who purchased the LADD, WEBsrER machine,
could not use them without danger Of prosecution
Now, this is all false as the following paragraph
from the Banner of the 4th inst. will snow.
j. ". WILLIAMS Agent
SEWING MACHINE CASE DECmED-The Sewing ma
chine case Of Messrs. Singer Nomsley, agent for
Ladd, Webster & Co. on Saturday morning
ended in the L. s. District Court Of Baltimore The
decision was in favor of the defendants in all SIX Of
the issues involved instead Of the plaintiffs te=
egraphed from Baltimore on Saturday.
Call and see these machines before purchasing
elsewhere, if you want good one that we can war
rant for three years. They can be found at No 80
Public Square, three doors below Cedar street,
Nashville, Tenn. Lmarl4-lw.
Wholesale cash buyers should read the advertise
ment in another column of our enterprisng friends
STRETCH q FORBES Don't fail to call on them, for
we know it will be greatly to your interest 10 do SO
before you make your purchases. march l7-dlw
For pretty and cheap dry goods call on NICHOLSON
& HusrPHREY 1t No. % South side Of the square
they are receiving daily fine stock Of both fancy
and staple goods, which they are selling little
cheaper than any other house in the city. marriott
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WASHINGTON, March 16.-Mr. David Pokee ex-
Congressman from N. Y, was this morning found
dead in his ROOM From facts and circumstances it
is supposed that he died suddenly yesterday while
preparing for dinner. He had previously appeared
in his usual health.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
GAIT HOUSE,
WnFrUCUUTHE NV

TVVHE Pr0pregors Of the GAIT HOUSE, preparing fol-
large increase travel from the opening Of the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad, have enlarged the Hotel to double It's
former acyl with and extensive Billiard Rooms, Bath
Rooms, &c.
The public rely that the well-varned reputation Of tbs
GAIT HOUSE, as strictly first class HOTEL shall be maintained
This House most conveniently located for travel East or West
the Louisville office of the Jacksonville Railroad having d
rect railroad connections to all Eastern Cities
the Landing Of the United States Line Steamers Cncn
natl and the East, are within a square o. the Hotel.
? Baggage checked in the Calf House 10 all the principal
poipts, North, East and West.
II ? Time from louisville to New York IS houxs
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The New Orleans Crescent 7hhas the following in re-
gard TO the Cotton crop:
To refresh the memory Of many who have overlooked re
Cep Of cotton for the commercial year ending the Dist
August last s59 append the figures denong the great crop
Of 1883 detailed by the standard published paper
New York.
"A there has talk abouthe admission cotton
shipped up the river from Nache Vcksburg Memphis
Nashville Tenn and other places the Cumberland ver
give the full details show that the shipments the river
recognized and be taken consideration
and at what they represent.
Rrcepts Of Cotton that as, crop Of tie gear Isjs as
il.stel Oh He 3lRt NJ AnIlLet- 1liQ
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DemocrntIc Cnnrantinn.

NORFOLK. Va, March I6.-The Democratic Con-
yentiOn for this district adjourned last night J. J.
Rendered of Southampton, and A R. Smith, of Ports
mouth, were appointed delegates to Charleston
VIM. billiard. of Surrey, and r. F. billiard, of Sus-
sex were chosen as alternates. The convention
unanimously expressed its preference for Henry A.
Wise for the Presidency
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49, are flied yearly with the victims Of intestinal
worms Sometimes the disease directly fatal, sometimes it
creates other maade Of deadly nature Why risk
At the hrsty :om Of worms give WinerS Canadian FER
,gs and toev will be summarly expelled the patien.
cured Their eject Is certain as fate, and they only
harmless. but beautiful 20 all the secretiye organs.
Be particular and remember the Winers Canadian
Yermfuge This is the only article ihatesn be depended
Remember this.
For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale anc retail by
J. WRIGHT g. Co,
q and ISL Charities street,
r,4r.h1- Sale pronrietorF
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BLACKWOOD's MAGAZINE. complete from the
commencement 1877 to June 1859; with Index Sc vols
halfeal. A fresh uncut copy.
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ST. Louis, March 1.-THE river has fallen inches
IN the last "a hours. There are nine feet water to
Cairo. The upper rivers are falling
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- lIead VIM Coo. 2. NORRIS

49, SAWS OF DALIEVs MAslCAl PAIN EXTRACTOR -
Gen. P. Morris, in his nome Journal speaking Il 2ALLEYS
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, says: Its virtues re so
rare mighty and eccentric that often they appear to work more
like miracles than b. So effective, electric and aonsh
nr its powers the human bodies, that though now it
Is ailv tried by thousands Of people Of this great
eyhtI beyond comparison, and canii5y confess thev
on nc consideration will ever again he without it, The genuine
signed, HE NRY DALEY, manufacturer, steel
engraved label
J. WRIGHT & Co.,
Nos q and Isl Charities street
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has becOmean established fact Standard Medicine known
and approved by all that have lssd IT, and is now re
sorted to with confidence in all the disease for which
is recommended :.
1t has cured thousands e within the last two years
who had given up all hopes Of relief as the numerous
unsolicited certificates in my possession show.
The dose must adapted to the temperament Of the
individual taking it, and 9 ed in such quantities
act gently on the Bowels.
use Of the LIVER IN . IVIGOEaTOfR, and it
will Liver COM plafHtss Bilious 4 t.
taCks, Dyspepsia, ~ Chronic DiarrhOea
5 IA m IN Q C M y IpIaints, DysemGe-
RI, DrOpsY, Sour = Stomach, HabituaI
ra MOrBus, ChOlera = Infantum, Flatu-
Iences "a u n dice. e Female Weakness.
es' and may be used sue s cessfully as an Ordinas
Fy Family medis - Cine 1t will cure SICK
IA e ID A G II Z, las = Thousands testify,) in
twenty minutes If n TWO three Tea
spOOnfuls arc tax n en- at the comm 9ncemsnt Of
All who use itare giving their testimony
in its favor.
Nix water in the mouth Wit the lnyigoraOr, and swallow
Also, SANFORnsS FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS. compounded from pure vegetable and put up
in GLASS CASES. air tight, and will keep in any climate
tie but active Cathartic which the proprietor has
used IN ms pracuce more than twenty years.
The constantly increasing % demand from those who
have long used the PILLS ard the satisfaction which
all express in regard to their use has induced me 70 place
them within the reach Of all. =
The Profession well know that different Catharcs act
The FAMILY CA THARTTC PILL
has with due reference to this we'll established fact,
been compounded from variety OF the Vece
table Extracts, which act alike every part Of the
aimentary canal and y good and safe in all
where a CathartiC is n needed, such ID
rangements Of the stomach, = G Rfs
ness, Pains in the e Back and l. o i n >,
COsIiVeness, p a in and Soreness over
the whole @ y, e from sudden cold, which
frequently, if neglected, : end in long course OF Fe-
yer, Loss of Appes q tite, a Creeping Sen
SaIiOn of Cold over = the body, HeSIIeSSs
ness, Headache, or = weight In the b cad,
all Inflamma OFY - Diseases, Worms, in
Children or Adults, Rheumatism, great
Purifier Of the Blood y and many diseases to which
flesh is heir too numerous mention in this advertise
ment. Dose, to 3. Price dimes
The Liver InVigOratOr and Family Ca
thartic Pills reaed by Druggists generally, anG sold
wholesale BY the trade in all the large towns.
ST. ". SANFORD, NJ. D
Manufacturer and Proprietor. 335 Broadway, N. Y.
o. J. WOOD & CO.,
fehl-ly st. Louis, No.
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COMMERCIAL

Review Of the Nashville Market for the
week ending March II.
ooTr0NThs cotton market has been very duh during the
whole Of the week TeVR the reported sales ting to
emily about e5 bales including at ee and 70 at 9c to-day
We rpess quotations, though they may regarded as lite
hetisr ON nalninal.-
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TT o w ELLIS
CONFLICT COLLECTION Or
State Trials,

FOR HIGH TREASON, and other crimes aad mis-
demsanOs from lles to 1920 win general Index 81 ysls
royal 6yo., calf London.
=" most important set Of Books, seldom to be met Nth
complete as the above.
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BRYAN'S TASTLESs vERmIFUGE.

Tasteless as the honeTed dew,
Painless in its action too
Harmless as the roses breath,
Rut to worms immediate death
BRYAN's VERMTUOE Of course
Is the mothers grand resource.
Put IN in bottles-Price 81 dimes. Soldty
I,srcbI jE-vlu7 10. G. BROWN,
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Crop OF bales. ISL 4sI
The main point to dsproYe the assertion that the productive
capacities raising cotton have reached the taking
40OO 600 bales We propose show that the producing
powers Of the country have been undetd that the great South
and Southwest stronger than folks feel in
cned TO coneed We however figures which have
far aware been sustained by facts We
asked and talked how do stand regards the 1882
say lS596O? Perhaps may make 'miUce meat" Of
estimates, but can't help it. We not Bears
Bulls.
Receipts o. Cotton ports dates specified since tie
first of SeIfsHQbeT. 1859
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DODsLEY'S ANNUAL REGISTER eoo,Dio.o e.,,,
seOmmenoeneuti in l75s to 1855 inclusive; with Index
% vols, calf. London
- Comprising in concise syies adapted for reference
detailed view OF the PoIitics, Ltsratae, Biography, Par
amentary History, Commerce. Statistics &c, Of tie psst
century.
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PORTABLE OvEN.-We have been examining this
great improvement in the Stove line for some days,
and we are constrained to say that it is ahead of all
stoves we have ever seen before. In speaking Of it
the Memphis Enquirer very justly remarks that it is
constructed ON the principle Of the "hot draught,'
and is so arranged that the air in its passage takes
the escaping heat heat thereby becoming so heated
that it produces an almost complete combustion Of
the fuel. creating very great quantity Of heat,
while at the same time the outside of the oven Is
kept comparatively cool The wonderful effects of
this invention must be witnessed TO be believed. 1t
requires about as much wood in baking as is or
dinarily used in kindling fires in the other kinds of
stoves and ovens and it is asserted on good authori-
" that one cord of wood will cook for an ordinary
sized family one whole year. An old flour barrel
viii cook up the flour many and every style that
may be desired, and this stove cooks ia about half
the usual time, and the heat is regulated with such
precision that meats are thoroughly and uniformly
roasted and they retain all their juices and flavor
When closed up and used in cooking it gives off no
heat hardly tut when desired It will heat the room
to any temperature by opening the stove door. Take
it all in all the Memphis Argus calls it a most in
geni0us and wonderful invention. 1t was patented
by Brown and KENT in 1858 and Mr.. DIGGIs isnow
in city to dispose Of rights to those wishing
purchase. Call and see HIM and his cooking appa-
ratus at HARDY Bros. auction house. See his card
under the head Of city notices
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THEArmoG4-A very large and fashionable audi
ence greeted Mrs-CRIsP last evening, on the occa-
sion Of her benefit, and well she repaid them for
their kindness. AS Florinda in the Apostate, and
Katharine in the Tanning of the Shrew, she equaled
the expectations Of her warmest friends Mr..
BooTH has closed his engagement at the Gaiety.
He leaves to-day for Charleston He has won hosts
Of new friends during his present stay in our midst
and increased the admiration Of his old ones. His
Richard I'll on Friday night wiz long be remem-
bered by many, az the most effective deneation of
character ever Witnessed in this city. He had bis
armor on and beaver up Richard was himself
again Last night as the fendish Pescara and the
daredevil Petrucio, he continued to win the ap-
plause Of his auditory.
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We would call particular McLeans notice in
other column We adj the following from the ST. Lou Herald
which speaks volumes in its favor We say to all give trial.
ave take especial pleasure recommending McLesns cee
braed Strengthening Cordial invaluable remedy for gen
eral debility and weakness We have t tested in circle
under immediate ohserva and vouch for its eff
cacy and worth. Is article which should be kept constant
y In every family, it certainly invaluable medicine
advertisement IN another column. Inarchi-dGwlm
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The Enstman Fund
CANDIDATES.
ATTORNEY GENERAI

seventh ChaHcerY Division.
We are authorized to Col. Jo C. GUILD caLd
date Chancellor OF thsSeyeuh Chancey Division q Ten
rpsssa
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The Cotton nIorement.

We have compiled the following comparative
receipts of Cotton at the various ports the LIST Of September
from the latest mail dates received at this office.
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One MORE NIGIT AT THE GIETY-ETERErr's BENE-
FH The admirers Of the drama in our city win be
pleased to learn that they viii have opportunity
on Monday night Of giving Mr.. EVERETT testimo-
nal of their appreciation Of him as an actor and
a gentleman In both characters he is well known
and highly esteemed by the citizens of Nashville
For several years he has been a member Of the
theatica corps Of this city, and has perhaps con
tributed more than any other one person to the
amusement Of the visitors Of the Galety As
comedian he is universally and deservedly popu-
lar. Of the stage, he is a modest, moral. unassum-
ing gentleman The patrons of the drama owe it
TO Mr.. EVERETT and to themselves to give him. in
Bowery parlanee, rOuser.
the pieces selected are Ben Bolt Mr.. KEEBIE as
Ben Bot and Mr.. EVERETT as Reuben Rags; the
Yankee DueHist, Mr.. HoUGH as Fam Pancake; AID
DimOnd CIT Dim0nd WooD Benson as Trick and Mr..
EVERETT as Trap. Mr. KEEBLE and WooD BENSON
are too well known to require word of commenda-
ton. Mr.. HoUGH has the reputation of being num-
Der one Yankee comedian. Fun and frolic ahead
Laugh and grow fat
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ALMOST A Destructive FIRE Yesterday morning
between eight and nine O'Clock fire broke out in
the Colonnade( CoorERs) Building, which threatened
to be very destructive one, but by the prompt and
efficient efforts Of our gallant remen it was subdued
before great deal Of damage was done. The fire
broke out in the back room Of the store occupied
by Mr.. T. J. SEABURF, and Messrs. T. II. TAYLOR
& Co. The latter have on sale the Vesper Gas
Lamps, and it was reported soon after the fire
had been subdued, that it originated from the
explosion Of a lamp. This, we learn. is erroneous.
gentleman having charge Of the business,
informs that the fire originated in this manner:
barrel Of oil had been placed in The back room,
and yesterday morning it was discovered to be
leaking. This gentlemln cautioned one of the
wOrkmen in the establishment not to let fire get
near it, and he set about making preparation to
transfer the oil to another vessel In the mean time
young gentleman connected with the establish
ment, who did not believe the oil would burn as
represented applied a lighted match to that on the
floor, when suddenly the whole was enveloped in
sheet Of flames In the efforts made to remove the
barrel out Of the building, the head was knocked
in and hence the danger that menaced the building
for time. The building sustained good deal of
DAMAGE
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SANFORD'S
Liver TnvJSOrRtOT,
B-vzvrr,ER v,rruPWu -

4 is compounded entirely from Gum, and
has become established TACT, Standard Medicine known
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MAGAZINE, complete from the be-
ginning in 1871 June 1852 with the FIVE SCARCE IN
DEX VOLUMES, illustrated By many hundred Portraits
and Engrsvings. go volumes all in coed order realty
bound in half eaH. London. - most valuable Book Of
Reference FOR Local History Historical Events, Family His
tory, Biography, &C. for century and quarter 50
complete and Uniform copy but rarely to be met With
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DR.. WCCIintOck's PectOraI syrup COM
quors the inveae dry cough relieves the throat Of the
tough mucus which obsucts tic breathing soofhes the itated
lungs promotes healthy Precipitation and inevitably cures,
their early sages, consumption and bronchitis Price 81 co.
l Sodby 10 G BROWN.
mar2-d&Wlm
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Ella, Paducah
Mohawk Pittsburg.
DEPARTED.
Free Stone Wabash River.
Ella. Paducah.
EFFECTED.
Minnetonka, Paducah,
Lebanon. Cincinnati
Poland Cincinnati
MarmOra, Pittsburg.
LEAVING.
The Minnetonka viii be the regular daily mail
line steamer for Paducah, at u, o'clock Monday.
The express line steamer Sam Kirkman, will
be Mondays y O'Clock boat for the Ohio river; and
the only direct steamer, fer several days for Lou
isvile and Cincinnati
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WOULD beg leave to caR the attention my patrons
4 the public generally to entire method Of inserting
Artificial Teeth, recently discovered nOnmetac
which great advantages all others before
among ThiCh the following may be specified:
lst They much lighter weight, and consequently
pleasant to the
ID They be adapted the mouth with accuracy,
and under all circumstances insure perfect ct.
Sd. With this method the mouth origin
al shape; dedeaum long been required in
and of equal importance to the patient.
4h The material, when being prepared, soft fills
all nstersces leaving chance for Judgment particles
food, which much annoy the patient in the plan
5h By this method in ten hours from the time the teeth
extracted, perfect be inserted which
the absorption and hardening Of the gums takes place.
same teeth can be re.fted az a small expense.
9th Teeth put upon this method equally firm, being
less liable TO break Of durable when inserted gold
plate
have on hsnd large supply Of improved teeth With pol
ished surface, which be detected from the organ
have inserted fifty sets, including partial SETS every one
Of which is giving the utmost Subtraction.
Nashville. R. RUSSELL, Dental Surgeon.
Office and residence South Cherry Street, doors South Of the
POST Of1ce IA
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HOMES POPULAR WORKS. The Every Day
Book Table Book, Book with $50 Wood Engrav-
ng OfOld Buildings, Odd Customs Remarkable Characters
and CurOes OF every description vols, 500 half calf
London
- An everlasting fInd Of amusemsnta aud instruction,
tanning information not easily be found elsewhere.
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so,e.gent for tae southern ss, whom an orders
.,r9i5 .ts s5aressrd. rarchl-d&vIm
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Total bales sight evening" four millions, fifteen thous
and four hundred and Sufficient sincerely hoped,
10 psy full OF Indebtedness Of the South, and place it
as should be- really independent position. The above
figures are equivalent to two hundred millions OF dollars.
will be seen by table that the receipts the Southern
Ports the latest dates the 10th 74l4
bales Add to this bales shipped direct to the north from
Memphis Nashve other interior ports $685.,
SIS bales or abOat 900 than the entire crop year
The gear after the 10th of March amounted to about
$4,000 bales II the recepor the balance this year should
he equal to those OF last shall have crop GOO
bales.
The New Orleans Price Current gives the following the
prices Cotton in that msrke. the 9th Of March
in the years noted: