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to exceed sl0000OgU, Of Denomination rot lea
than $50. Such notes shall be paid and redeemed
after the expiration Of enc gear fren the date 81
issues 70 bear such rate Of interest as asa be ex
pressed thereon at the rate Of per oes per anau1
IL is provided that after the maturity Of said notes
the interest shall cease on the expiration Of sixty
days notice Of readiness to redeem snd pay the
same, which may, at any time, be given By the SCI
eretaFy OF the Treasury in one or more newspapers
1t the seat Of Government The redemption anf
payment Of the notes is to be made to the lawful
holders upon their prpsentment at the Treasury. in
GLIDING principal and interest for winch the faith
Of the United States is solenmy pledged.
The Secretary Of the Treasury, with the approba
ton of the President is authorized to cause such
portions Of the Treasury notes As may be deemed
expedient to be issued in payment Of warrants IN
favor of the public creditors other persons law
fully entitled in payment, who may chose to receive
such notes in payment at par.
Riggs Co. express the opinion that the heavy
notes will not 60 out at discount suggested re-
Gently but that they viii be at a premium.
As near can be aseertained the total population
OF the States and Territories is 3lOOO0OO; there
lore the ratio Of representation in the HOase Of Re-
presentatlves VIII be about $4,000.
Mr.. ohnoert the long efficient chief clerk Of the
Patent once, Is BY law now the acting Commissioner
and to HIM all the pending business will be trans
ferred
There is no probability Of ar appointment in the
place of Mr.. Thomas who retired today and enter
eu upon the uuties VI EeSfeNary OF the Treasury.
An effort will be made in the House tomorrow %
release the bidders for the loan under the act of
June last Until these bidders are RELEASED the
Treasury notes, it is thought, viii avaI but little
Application was made BY South Carolina to Score
tary Floyd tC purchase quantity Of rifed muskets
with sword bayonets- Mr.. Miles, who applied in
person. was answered that the Secretary Of War had
TO power to sell the public arms except those CON
demned on inspection.
1t is reported currently that Prescott the Assist
ant Secretary Of State has resigned but it is not
authenticated; if great trouble will arise, as
Secretary Cass knows very little or nothing Of the
details of the office.
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market Reports.

CHARLESTON, 1Saes of Cotton to-day 600 bales at pr
ces ranging 11Se. TIE market quiet but firm.
CAARLEToN Dec l2SaeS OF Cotton to day 1900 taes
prices ranging from to &c. The market is unchanged
Mobile, Il.Sales Of Cotton to-day 5000 bales Mid
dIngs 9Igc Sales for days bales receipts
MOBILE Dec l2-sales OF Cotton to day bales Mid.
dlngs 9k99Xc The demand good and the market Arm
AUGUSTA IlPrces OF Cotton have advanced from =
&c since the suspension specie payments by the banks and in
az advance have been paid portion Of this ad
the The advance in sterling exchange and the slight
proveent in commercial confidence. Without full resioTa
ton Of credit aud confidence however, advance be
garsed satisfactory and permanent. 1t enough that
buyers be satisfied that they making
prudent investments shipments reliable parties In times
who to ship bankers aad capitalists annoyed to
know who to loan In the present ehaoe condition Of
financial and commercial Affairs it unsafe to speculate to
the results Of the future what to
The sales OF Gotten during the week have been fair,
dering commercial troubles but few oFies
favorable effect the demand and prices It impossible
ogve reliable quotations, but from to D Cents
Adangs may be quoted from % to "a cents with irregular
market.
In many portions Of the soulh particularly the Southwest
planters holding back their cotton, but whether from difficult
the rate Of prices net prepared state but IS
likely both causes are influencing them
The extent OF the crop in former exertd marked effect
about this time prices Now hear but little said about the
extent Of the crop In view Of present and prospective troubles
it is likely the question OF will the attention
Of manufacturer The present crop may be fu oneay
exceed 1000 bales and within few hundred tho
uSaDd Of last yeabut what the prospects for future supp
We leave this matter FOR the timely consideration Of those whose
interests Involved in the result COnsttuOnGIis
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KuIED-On Saturday last a difficulty occurred
between Lloyd Britt and Taylor Jackson, in the
North part of tins county. in which the former
killed the latter There had been grudgc existing
between the parties for some time. and on the day
mentioned Britt had house-raising. Jackson was
sesn approaching when Britt ordered hlm not to
c6s,e near; he still advanced, when fight ensued
which resulted in the sudden death Of Jackson
Britt was committed to Jail sabbath night in de-
fault Of bail The parties were cousins. Jackson
was moral and religious man-Grea'riHs Demo
crlt ice. II.
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HALLWAY EEaTTEKs.
Departure Of Passenger 7
From GOV. Harris.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
December Is, 1860.
GENTLEMEN: have the honor to Acknowledge tne
receipt Of your note of the 18th inst asking me 10
designate time when it would be convenient for
me to address the people upon the present condition
Of our public affairs.
My engagements are of a character which render
it mconYenent, if not impossible, for me to comply
with your polite request at any early day. The
necessity for doing So will be obVated by the pub
LEGATION of Message, which it VIII be my duty to
send to the extra session of the Legislature from
which all who feel an interest in knowing my views
be fully informed
Very respectfully, LsHAM &. HARRIS.
Messrs VIZ. S. CHEATHAM r. NJ WATSON, r. NJ
CAvErr and others
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PROCLaMACTON.

WE7HEREAs, the growth and power Of purely sectional
wv party, made manifest by the result Of the
DENTAL elections party whose emily tie is hostility to The
rights and institutions OF the fen Southern Sztes-haVs
brought upon the country crisis unparalleled IN the history
Of the Government which in opinion demands the graves
consideration Of the Legislative Department sad people Of Ten
neAse-
Therefore, IsKAH g. HAMS Governor OF the State Of Ten
by virtue OF the and authority in by
Constu ion, hereby require the and Representatives
Of the two houses Of the General Assembly Of said State
at the Capitol Nashville Monday, ne 9TH day Of
uay 1851 at 10 o'clock NJ to egislate such subjects
may then submitted to them.
~ In testimony Whereof have heFeunto set my hand
and caused the great seal Of the State to be affixed
the Department at Nashville, the 9TH day Of Deee-
Z } Der, A. D. 1860. ISHAM @. HARMS.
By the Governor
]. L. R. RAY, Secretary OF State.
The Banner and PATRIOT Nashville Avalanche and Appeal
Memphis Advertiser, Chattanooga Register Knoxyiile and
West Tennessean, Jackson, will copy.
decS-dtW&W1t
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LARGE FIRE IN MENPHs-We understand private
dispatch was received yesterday from. Memphis, an
nouncing that large fire had occurred in that city,
aud that our fellow-citizen Mr.. JOIN 0vERToN was
heavy sufferer. We presume Mr. 0vERToN's loss is
covered by insurance, as we understand he had an
insurance on the property in Offices in this city TO
the amount Of Sl2.5O0
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FTa5aWINSI0W-

An experienced and female physician, has seOhin
Syrup for children eethng which greatly facilitates the prOses
Of teethng, by soenug the gums reducing all Inflammation
will alay all pain and regulate the bowels Depend
upon it, mothers it will give yourselves and relief and
health your Perfectly cases See adVer-
isenent in another column. oet2S-Iy
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HAVING received letter Of administration on the estate Of
Mrs Elizabeth Alley, deceased all perSon indebted
hereby required settle with FIRST
1861 be dealt with according law all persons
claims the said estate hereby notified to hand in
send their claims to in Carkave Tenn before the
first Of FEBRUARY 1901 they vii be forever barred both BY law
and equity. PARIS PETER,
dec5-W4tt Administrator.
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CHEROKEE CUREI

CHEROKEE CUREI
An unJdiIi71 cure for Seminal Weakness, Moe
turnai Emmi ssiOns, hnpoteHcy, loss Of P0psr,
Pains in tie Back, stone IN The Bidder, DISTRACTED
and Difficult ASnstruGtio7 and al Diseases caused
By deydting from the path Of Nature, and indulgiRg
in SELF Pollution.
By the Of this Cue" all improper discharges
ed the weakened organs Of generation speedily cure and
full vigor restored.
Either contemplating marriage should reflect that sound
mind and body necessary promote connub happiness
In the Cherokee Cure" the poor debated down and
desparng devoee Of sensual pleasure viii and relief.
1t safe and pleasant in taste but its acion
tsnng mineral poison, but prepared from pure vegetable
extracts in the form Of delicious syrup.
Price 50 per Bottle three bottles for S. and forwarded
by express to all parts Of the world
Sod by all respectable Druggists everywhere.
POTTER & MERHIN. Proprietors St. Louis, No
Sold in Nashville BY Ewing Pendl=ton, Berry Demoyille
g. W. Hendershott, aud by Druggists everywhere.
oet2S-dtw&WIy
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EnsolveaY Nnttrr:

TTAvINd Suggested to tie Dickson County Court crk the
insolvency Of solomon Petty, deceased s peohs having
Claims against the notified Ale them with sad Clark
properly authenticated, before the 81 day March, 1851
rthey will be forever barred. JAMES DUENA0AN,
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MARKERS by TeIegrapn.


NEw oRLEAEI Dec Cotton steady sales day 3D. bales
mddng 9IO; sales Of the week $1,000 baes receipts
week 6 500 bales against 30 500 bales during the corresponding
time last receipts at all Southern ports less than last
bales; at all Southern ports 600 bales; exports
week So bales total exports tie baes total
stock New Orleans $40 500 bales 2K923 Flour
steady, s55 l2 Lard in bbls "a COre steady, IlK; sales
Of the week 1850 bags imports Of the $500 ass stock
New Orleans bags against bags me time last
Freight to Liverpool s Sterling Exchange O59ss on
bills Of lading 5000. New York Sight Exchange ks< dis
CINCINNATI Dec H-TOur S494 10. Corn active - Oats
dull g. Whisky, sales 100 bb 14K Mess Pork nrn sales
400 bbls, s4 So Lard s3S9s MOasses, new 1890 CoGse
129l4 Sugar 6971z.
NEw YoR Dec 4-Cotton steady; sales to day $500 bales;
meding upland 10e Flour, Gales 10000 bales 5O4
Corn dull sales 40 GOO bbs 63964 Pork unsettled s6 I249
10 3D. Financial affairs brighter Sterling Exchange Ioe
@IOSH Francs 5O9555 The slightly ease
The CrotOn Water Loan Of $3.50 was from par
per cent premium.
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gSrl1I BRoEEx-An unfortunate ARRAY occurred
AT EIkton few DAVIS since between Mr.. Thomas
Beatty son Of our representative in the Legislature,
and a Mr.. buchanan in which the latter received
serious wound on the head by backsmith's hand
hammer in the hands of the former, breaking ms
skull The wound, although considered very dan
gerous is not thought fatal Pulaski Cd1e'i Deem
L. 4
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BrRalARY-The Franklin ReuisD learns that the
store of THos. BANKS, at Thompson's Station, was
broken into one night last week and 500 in money
and considerable amount of goods were stolen.
The public would do well to keep well guarded
AGAINST house-brcakers
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10 MOas FoURru OF july CELEBRATIONS. bill
submitted by Mr.. Sinlon.Jn, from the Committee on
te Judiciary in the House Of Representatives yes
tertay providing for the observance Of holidays by
Banks Of the State the days to be regarded in
this manner 2sth june Good Friday, lst January
Christmas, Thanksgiving and all fast days declared
by the Governor, and by all municipal bodies. The
4th Of July left Of the catalogue of holidays
tlET rHE Best DETEcroR.-PETERsoN's Counterfeit
Deieetor and Bo7Je AO,s List for December has been
received BY US, and is corrected by DRExEL Co.,
the well known Bankers and Brokers, and il is the
best and most reliable Deteetor of CO,eeits and Al
tered Notes published IN this country The number is
sued this day fully describes Fifty Neo Commercials,
and contains fun descriptions Of all bogus bark
notes that are being altered to suit various banks all
the country, and which are being daily put into
extensive circulation. ItasO contains several other
pages Of very valuable information of eyerythng per
tanning bank notes. 1t has been considerably en-
arged having now forty eght pages in, and coRtains
fac-sm;ies of three bogus bank plates and the coat
of arms Of all the United States We have no hest
taton in pronouucing it the most complete, reliable
and best publication of the kind in the United States
as it is not used TO subserve the interest Of any
banking-house as most Of the so-ealled Dsteetors
are It should be in the bands of every st9rekeeper
in the whole country and would advise all per-
sons who handle paper money to send one dollar in
Z letter. for years subscription to the publishers
and thus subscribe for the monthly issue of it at
once or two dollars for the semi-monthy Issue 1t
is published by T. B. Peterson & Brothers. No 3o6
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, to whom all letters
should be addressed
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NOfice.

WILL sell for cash, at the Court House in Nashville
Saturday the 29h day OF December negro boy named
Jackson levied the property Of Thomas r. Northern
TO satisfy execution in hands issued by W. D. Robertson
Esq in favor Of Jno L. Bayne for four hundred and fifty
dollars. Sale according 10 law. J. ". PAGE, o. D. O.
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CnIIinInn-n.FireF

MEMPHIS. Dec. 1.-THE steamer Good Friend bound
up cOllided with the South Bend coming down, forty
miles above this city. The latter sunk-seVeral
lives lost. The former proceeded on her trip.
The OvertOn Block, consisting Of six stores, at the
corner of Maine and Monroe streets. burned to-day.
Loss Sl75 900. Insured for $4,000. One fireman
was killed
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TO CT OSE GU 7.
Time Sale Of Groceries
AT AUCTION

NENEDNEsDAY next december 49, 1860 st 10 O'Clock A.
Market street, stock Of FRESH Choice Select
Groceries, comprising
25 IIhds Sugar,
TeTces Rice,
900 Kegs Nails, assorted;
loo Barrels Tennessee White Whisky,
Old Bourbon
25 AN Brandy,
10 Baskets Champagne,
10 Barrels Sweet Malaga Wine,
10 Half barrels Cherry Brandy,
30 Barrels Robertson County Whisky
10 Kegs Cherry Brandy,
so Dozen Wash Boards,
100 Whole, half and quarter Boxes Candles
95 Boxes Lemon syrup.
10 &" Virginia Tobacco:
25 Coils Cotton Rope,
81 Dozen Bed Cords,
200 Boxes Matches
10 Bales Cotton Yarns,
so Dozen Painted Buckets,
IS Boxes Fresh Peaches,
10 " Quart Bottles,
20 " Quart FlAsks,
10 " Pint FlAsks,
10 = Half Pint Flasks,
IS II" Starch,
10 Bags Spice,
10 Pepper,
IS Casks Ssda,
900 Reams Wrapping Paper,
3 Dozen DemgohDs assorted
Boxes Tsa,
so Kegs White Lead,
10 Caddles Tea,
70 Boxes Garrett a Sens Bottle snsr
100 Bags Shot, assorted:
100 Dozen Backing,
10 " Nests Baskets;
25 Boxes and half boxes Ksisins;
Together With Indigo Nader, Roll Bnmsione, tardnes
Lead, Cheese, Cheese and other articles
longing 70 the Grocery trade.
TERHs-AH sums under 500 cash. all 500 and
decI3-td NizELL. HOOPER a 90.
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ewartCountv. state OF Tennessee,

I'm STEWART COUNTY, COURT AT DO
yeF--James B. MoOarrol ct ais. Chss 8. eummers
alE-Peton sell land. II appearing to from complain
ants bill McCasroil, Francis Mecaroll, John
McCRroll, James McCsro Sa@uei McCarro and Margaret
Mcoao heirs st law OF Rrsncis Mecsrro deceased
OF 1t therefore ordered
that publication be male for four consecutive weeks in the
Nashville Union AEalcINS newspaper published in the
Nashville requiring said residents to be and appear
before Of the County Court Of Stewart
be holden at the court house, in ssd county in the State Of
Tennessee the Monday JAnusry 1851 and plead
cDmplanants BILL the Will be taken for
fessed to tel and set down for hearing exparte.
". COOK Clerk
e. ~ r.
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DRowNEp-A little son Of widow Brewer, living
eight miles Northeast Of this place was drowned on
Saturday. lst inst The boy was aged about IA
years He was subject to fits, and il seems that
while crossing 4 branch in the neighborhood. was
seized with Ct. and drowned before assistance
could reach him .lGsti Citizen Dec. Il.
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CoUaHs. The sudden changes OF climate
of PULMONARY, BRONCHIAL and AsHMAc AFFECTIONS Expe
rence having proved that staple remedies oen speedily
and certainly when taken the early Of the deea
or Losenges let the Cod Cough Irritation Of the Throat
ever sight, by this precaution serious may
ind them eecua for clearing and Strengthening the See
advertisement. noY24-d&Hem
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We have received the second number of a very
neatly printed and weilgotten up newspaper called
the Ga5ee published at Ripley, in this State by Mr.
J. W. YoUxGBLcoD. We wish the enterprise abund-
ant success.
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Houses AND MULES DTNG.-A friend from the
country informs us that he lost valuable mule, and
had horse seriously affected, with disease which
he thinks is the Staggers.' The animals go blind,
and seem bereft of their senses, and shortly after
die The disease is said TO be prevailing through the
county and we see frequent notices in our exchanges
of the same disease in other sections-FFGoliH Re
uisIc Dec. -.
We have seen notices Of the appearance of this
disease in Bradley, Franklin, Marshall. Henderson
and other counties, and large number Of horses
have died from its effects.
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n. "A. FahnestOeE's Vcrmifnge.

TPThiG Safe and EffectuRl Remedy for
Worms has been extensively used BY regular physicians
than any proprietary medss Ehsh has made Its up
pearance in the United States
with the utofreedom and confidence BY gentlemen
Hhs attained all the Mddl Western and soush
States.
The great cause Of popularity the fact that nothing has
discovered which be substituted in its place. and
that it may used IN all without any fears as to the
perfect safety recommends every parent. II
seereted within the system, will speedily expe them
without fail But, in order to obtain the genuine article,
should be his guard and look we'll TO the initials
the bottle AID wrapper and particular that he buying
B. A Pahnestock e YermifuRe, and no other. noy4-wim
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MASONIC.

call meeting ofewportland Lodge No. 2o8 nat at its
room. Saturday, the 18th OF October, 1850 Mar
henA expelled from al the rights and privileges OF Tree and
excepted MaSons for groSs and unmasonis condue {.
By order OF the Lodge, JOHN HALL,
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THE
ONLY DISCOVER Y


MANY. since the great discovery Prof Wood, at
F tempted only initiate his restorative, profess
have discovered something that would produce results identical
wonderful results OF Prof Woods preparations and have
forced to leave the field 20 its rsstess Read the follow
ingi-
PROF. o. J. WOOD Co.: Gents-The letter
1856 concerning your Restorative you
inquiries touching the facts in the The inquiries
first, it fact Of habtion and stated in
the communication second is it Of al therein contained
third does hair still continue be in good order and Of
natural coor To all and do invariably, My
past soft thrifty and besr coored the is of
whiskers and the only why generally is
that the substance is washed OF by frequent abuton of the
face when used by WPing the face in close
ton with the Wskers the result will follow the hair
have been in receipt Of many letters from all
OF New England asking me my hair stu continues to be
good there much fraud in the manufacture Of
various compounds well this has nodoubt, bsey
initiated and been used only without any good effect,
account for months, and yet my hair good
hundreds have examined it with SURPRISE now 81
old and not hair in head face and
this fact send lock Of hair taken of the past week
received favor Of two quart bottles last for
which am grateful gave it friends, and thereby
induced them to try it, skeFcal until after trial.
and then purchase and used 1t with universal wilt
ask az fayo that you send ne Attest BY which can discover
fraud In the Restorative sold By fear without author
ity from from you. pure article will insure and
believe where COED effects do not follow the failure caused
By the impure articles curses the inventor Of the good
my heretofore to keep you apprsed Of the
effect my hair assure all who inquire of OF
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain dear sr
yours, A {. RAYMOND.
APRONS Run, KY, Nov. 80, 1883:
The Restorative put up in bottles of three Sizes viz large
medium small; the small holds pint and retail for 81
per bottles mediums hold at least twenty per cent
proportion than the SMALL etas for 81 per bottles the large
aboIe d. j. Wood d Co., Prsprieters IA Broadway,
New York and ia Market street, St. Louis Mo- and sold by all
Even, PendIetOn & Co., and retaed By every Drug
house in the United States. Lfebll-ly
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DR.. W. c. Clark, formerly Of Washington county
in this State, was killed instantly on Tuesday of last
week at Marshall y. c. by John Carver. clerk OF the
Court Of Madison county The difficulty as we IN
derstand a dispute IN a settlement. Carver
made his escaqe.-GrCcguiA Democrat Dec IL.
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InsoIvent NOtice.

HNE insolvency Of the estate Of John Caruhers deceased
being suggested the Clerk Of Macon county, it is there
fore ordered the said Clerk that all persons tavng claims
sganst said hereby notified file them, legally authen
esi with the said CLERK Of Macon county Court Tennessee
before the first day Nay order THAT settlement aud
division pro rata may be made. Nj. N. ALEXANDER
dec4-W4t Administrator.
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One Hundred Negroes for Hire,
AND
MILES ANDICnyNHPOR SALE

FKNHE undersigned will the day January next
j out for the ensuing year, about One hundred Ne
grOeS, and He will also sell or 10 Mules 100
barrels Corn other articles Terms Of sale
and ocaion Of the negroes will be made Known day
hiring Sale take pzcs At the HArrous OF Harpeh in
Cheaham county. A G. Sr0CKARD,
decI-tE&Wtd Administrator of. L. Bell deceased
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The Nashville and Decatur Railroad sdvertises
in the Athens papers that South Carolina, Georgia,
Alabama and North Carolina money will be taken
at par on the road.