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MOLAssEs-The receipts have been very light again this week
but with only moderate demand prices without much fur
Their improvement and the sales Of the week have
barely $500 bbs range Of 306c for inferior and femen
ing and 34Oc for prime choice with few hundred
at SI943c gallon, according 10 quality.
COFREE-The market has continued quiet but prices have
been fully maintained the sales Of Rio during past days
amounting to 24oO bags at l293c including 535 yesterday
at Bic The sales OF the entire week comprise lies bags
bracng 36 (Skimmngsl at l29l21c $50 at 2 $3.50 -,
lOl at 1871, and IS at l35 Lonsdales Weekly Statement
sets down the stock at 81 57 bags Cncudng
hands, against Is 24 time last year The marketcos
O. for Ordinary y K9l3c for Far to Good Fair I3K
9l3 l2c for Prime Choice Imports this week, none I'm
ports since July l 2j9057 bags including 1915 coastWs,
against 81, Ia time last year.
SALT-The rates for Liverpool Salt from
been 75sOc for and 699c warehouse
and eOe5c for and 9OG95 fine delivered
OF Grayage The cargo sales include 5000 and 200
at 1OC 100, arrive the the spot fourth
fine OF 3D. and 00 coarse and 900 inc at about 15
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tennessee Bends sold In Mes York Saturday 95se.
The New York Courier and Enquirer states that the lowest
quotation for Tennessee Bonds for the month Of October 1859
vas the highest 800 foe the month Of November lowest
So-hshest so5 for the month Of December lowest
est II Tor the qnth Of January, 1860 lowest highest
sS i9F the month ofFe5Tuary Owes s7-highest for
The month Of March, lowest ssit2--bi,bs,. a.
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ONLY DISCOVER
CONFIDENCE FoR
RESTORING TIE LAID AND GRAY.

ANY, since the great discovery Of Prof. Wood at
lHh tempted only initiate his restorative, profess
have discovered something that would produce results identical
but they have all and gone, being carried away by the
wonderful results Of Prof Woods preparations
forced to leave TIE field its rssses Read the follow
ing
BATH. MAINE, April 18th 1859.
PROF. o. J. WOoD & Co.. Gents-The letter in
1856 concerning your valuable Restorative and which you
have published in this vicinity aud elsewhere, has given rise
inquiries touching the facts in the The inquiries
are first it fact OF habitaon and stated in
third does hair still continue be in good order and Of
natural color7 all invariably yes Ny
past more SOFT thrifty and better colOred the is true Of
whskers and the ony why generally is
that the substance washed of by frequent abuton OF the
lace, when il used by wpng the face in close
ton with the wskers, the result will follow the
have been in receipt Of many letters from all
OF New England asking il my hair still continues to be
good as there is so much fraud in he manufacture and sale Of
various compounds we'll this it has doubt been baey
Initiated and been used not only without any good effect but
absolute injury have not used OF your restorative Of any
account for MONTHS and hair is good
hundreds have examined with surprise, 81 ars
old and not hair in head face and to
TINS act send you lock OF hair taken od the past week
received your favor C quart bottles last SUMNER for
which an grateful gave my friends and thereby
induced them to try It, many were ske teal until after trial.
and then purchased and used with universal wilt
ask favor that send test by which discover
fraud in the Restorative, sold by fear without author
y from from YOU pure article will insure success and
believe where COED follow,
impure article which curses the inventor of the good
deem my duty heretofore keep you appTised OF the
effect my hair all who inquire Of ny
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain, dear srs
yours, A. c. RAYMOND
AAROE's RUN, KY, Nov. 30 1855.
The Restorative put up bottles of three sizes, arge
medium and small the small holds "a pint and retail for 81
per bottles the mediums hold at least twenty cent more in
proportion than the SMALL reas for 81 per boe the large
holds quart ~ cent more proportion and reas for 81
abotue o. ). wood N Co. Propretors, Az Broadway !
New York, and ia Market street. St Louis Mo- by ali
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers Wholealed by
EVEN PemdletOn 81 Coz and resed by every Drug.
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CHER KEE REm EDDY.

ETE ask the afflicted either which do you prefer
w pleasant and delicious syrup compounded from Natures
Remedies-one which will speedily permanently cure
you the compounds heretofore used with all their
facilitating effect, together with the oathsome diseases
many times following the use Of Mineral Poisons
The Cherokee Remedy is Natures Specific for GonOr
hea elect Gravel Structure, Fuor Albus whites Femaes
and all diseases Of the Urinary Organs curing these diseases by
nauraaWs, after all other preparations have failed and
Heavens best meces to offending msn Instances could
producedof its Effects which world stagger credulity
The preparations heretofore used have failed;
this has instance been to fail Happily FOR
mankind, the Governor Of the world Father acts
to kill, but to cure.
In mercy has appointed Medicine diseases
which when taken quickly flies TO all parts system attacks
the disease at every post and with fidelity and courage tuy
admirable, gives it rest unl has completely expelled it
from the body aid restores the unfortunate patient to former
alh AID vigOr.
Inis Remedy strikes at the very the disease;
dency not simply to suspend the poison but to the
cause on which it depends.
Il ? And what ENHANCES ITS VALUES the entire alb
sence Of all 8dS0s taste smell 1t lay in the count
ing the toilet table without being suspected
'Remedy" for secret diseases.
IL treSeOn Neneal diseases, with full directions FOR their
permanent cure accompany each bottle.
sold by all respectable Druggists and dealers in med
cines. POTTER & MERWIN, Sole Proprietors,
St. LOUIS No
Sold in Nashville at wholesale by Berry Demovile and Ew
ing Pendeton; at retail by Henderson,, and all Drug
glsts everywhere dec4-dtw6Tly inside
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Foreign commercial.
[PER STEAMER NIAGARA

PER STEAMER NIAGARA
LIVERPOOL, March Cotton sales Of the 90 sCOhae
OF which spectators took 600 exporters 10000
Market generally unchanged EOders offer freely but show
disposition to press sales In Upland there large business
done ateaser prices but unchanged Some authorities say Mid
ding grades declined sixteenth Sales Friday
5000 bales, closing steadyOrlean Fair "a Orleans Mddling
60; Mobile Fair "a Mobile Middng 61 Upland Fair :; Up
land MddDg o. Stock Liverpool $4,000 bales, Of which
703 900 bales American.
LATERAanchsser advices favorable closing with ad
vancing tendeneyssand abetter enquiry.
HAvRENel0 Orleans Tres Ordaairs 1857, Bas 99f
firm with anadvanng tendency sales Of the week 5000 bales
Hsvre 2S3OOO bales Corn dull Provisions quiet
ConsoIs 994 fOrmOney and 9S99il for account Bull
the Bank ofEngand has increased IS 400 pounds
eaneraI Nv nnchanged with an active demand.
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Has nov been in Thirty years there is hardly per-
son but what has heard it, family has used once
that could be induced to De without hand case Of sud-
den accident Where used sure to become standard
remedy because it has equal in carDg Burns Scais Cuts
wounds and Bruises Fever Sores Piles, ANNA
reached.
For sale il New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
Nos q and Isl Chartres street.
oleagents for TIE Southern staes all orders
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HoNoRABLY DlsCHRGED.-We stated few days
ago that G. w. CHoATE and d. W. Barnes of Napo-
leon, Arkansas, had been arrested, charged with
mail robbery and forgery. Mr.. CHoArE was tried
at Memphis Saturday when his eutire innocence
was made manifest and he was honoIaby acquitted
BARNES viii be taken to Pontotoc Miss, for trial at
the federal court
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SMALL Pox-The Humboldt Cosmos learns that
thesman pox in its most serious form, very prev
alent along the line of the Memphis and Ohio Rail
road. There has already been two deaths occasion
ed by it, at McLemoresvile, and many more are ex-
peeted to die
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We are indebted to our valued friend, Mr.. CHAR
LEY STONE, the courteous and efficient Secretary Of
the Memphis Jockey Club for a complimentary card
Of admttance to all the privileges of the course"
at the annual spring meeting commencing on Mon
day the 30th inst
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THUNDER STORM AND Snow IN BELeIUM-On Sun
day, February 18th, a violent thunder storm, ac-
compauied by an unprecedented heavy fall Of snow,
overspread Belgium. Twelve churches were stimuli
taneOusly struck by lightning, three Of them being
totally destroyed and the others much injured.
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COMMERCIAL

Review OF she Nashville Ngariot, for the
Corrosive heard Of no sales to-day.
sAFAsaAH March 6saiss If s50a today 2ss bales The
narket vas generally unchanged
Ao8.LE April 6salss Of cotton to-day 1000 bales. Mid
d1nes iUgOH cents Sales Of the 1900 bales Receipts
oftue week 900 bales against 50 bales same tine m
receipts ahead Of last year l4o bas Stock IN NOZZLE 57
Togacc7- NJ s.7ss. ..-.-,.s
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Hor WEATHER--Sunday and yesterday were ex-
cessvey hot for the season. the thermometer having
gone up to 80 degrees. We do not recolect to have
witnessed SO warm weather thus early.
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1I1 n q IlaIaI Wiz IIsaIs alll TeIalI1 "
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street,
- xvii aoTsD -,p


DR.. mcCIin1Ock's PICTORIAL Syrup. Are
your lungs weak Does long breath paint Have you
hacking cougs expecorate tough matter? Are
you wasted with night sweats and sleep? II here 81
your remedy. 1t viii Unqestionaby you. Price 81 co.
For sale by laprl-d&wlmI BROWN & EVANS.
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CUNBERIASD COUNTY TO BE ABoLIsHED.-The Chat
tanooga Gazette says ii is reported that suit viii
be commenced in the Chancery Court to abolish the
county Of Cumb erland on similar grounds to those
that influenced the court to decide that Sequatchie
was unconstitutional
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Time-1:47@; I:44J]; I:47I.
Book Notices.

TIE NONIKINs by J FESSINORE COoFsE. illustrated from
Co.
Another volume Of this splendid edition of CoOP-
ERs novels it in no respect falls short of the mer
its of its predecessors and this is the highest praise
we can give it. Every American family ought to
possess copy of COOPER and while they are getting
one they may as well get the best, which is unques-
tionably the one now before us and at the same
time its cheapness considering the quality of type,
paper, illustration and binding, is Unprecedented.
The pencil of DARLEY is peculiarly happy in the
present volume The quaint character of its d,1-
uaaiis perSoao whether human or quadrupedal, 1--WE
beg pardon, quulr7nanal) presenting exactly the
class Of subjects in which that original artist de
lights.
From W. T. BERRY & Co.
LIFE OF ANDREW JACKSON, ty JAMES PARTON. New
York Mason Brothers.
Mr. G. LEANUER EBEmI,ET, the general agent, Of
this work for Tennessee. has laid upon our table
the second volume of PARToNs Life of JACKSON. in
which the biography of the old hero-statesman is
brought down to 1928 the opening Of the Presiden-
tial campaign Of the succeeding year.
The work can be obtained Of Mr.. EHEEHARr, or
of Ncssrs JoHvsoN g. TREANoR, No. Union street.
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ToEAcc9-No sales reported.


$3.50 -I---Il-lI3 ApEAL q
we noticed good demand fer Coffee during the past week in
0 Of he limited stock which has besn reduced 81 late
ss 70 a very low point, and about 500 bags The trans
sons lcnde UV bags The transactions include 1900 bags
o ~ i4c ana So bags do at 14 l4e b the latter figure
beng ne highest price yet obtained We quote prime RIO at "A
Ga 27 fair - 2l3c; Laguyra I4l5c. java is to I6 10
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New OrIeans marEct. Ami ;.

C0FTON-There has been good demand fer the better quail.
ties and clean descriptions Of nearly all grades OF cotton
business has been restricted by the limited supply desirable
lists, aud the extreme views OF holders The OF the
have embraced about 40 600 bales comprising Saturday
5000 Monday $500 Tuesday - 500 Wednesday,
on Thursday, and 5000 yesterday prices for the medium
better grades tending in Sellers closing AZ ad
vance Of fully q We quote
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From Leavenworth.

IEAyExwORTH, April Information from South
ern Kansas gives rise to approximations Of serious
trouble in Linn and Bourbon counties, growing out
of alleged violations Of the amnesty act. An at
tempt recently made by the Deputy MOrshal to ar
rest Capt. Montgomery. was efectually resisted
Considerable interest is manifested in this city in
regard to the approaching trial of the rescuers of
the alleged fugitive slave Charley Fisher. The
trial commences on Monday next before Judge Petit
in the District Court
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On the 30 inst the ice-house Of Mrs SUSAN CHEAT
HAM Of Springfield, was destroyed by fire. The
house was large one and was full Of ice. The fire
was accidental.
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BRYAN,s TAsTLEsN VERmIFUGE.

Jolly times at cur house, all the children WelI
Thought that would kill en- thought SO for SPELL
Didn't think so afterwards, when Up and tried
bRYAHs rAsTELEs VENIFUGE, twas the that died
Put up in bottes-Price "a dimes. For saleby
aprIl-d&WIm BROWN a EVANS
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The dwelling Of T. c. MUM, Of Glasgow, KY
was destroyed by fire on Friday night the Both ult
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Mrs. May ]. HOLMES. author Of several tales Of
Kentucky life, has in press new novel, entitled
oCousin Maude or the Milkman's Heiress."
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Mr.. S. A YEAGER has been elected by the NObile
Typographical Union delegate to the National
typographical Union to be held in this city in May
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General WAIKER's ''War in Nicaragua is ublish
ed It contains over four hundred pages, and good
map Of Nicaragua. We believe our booksellers
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hoice OIarksrille. CO..

SUGA2The receipts have been Of only moderate character
but have than kept with the demand the
has generally heavy appearance The sales the
have amounted to barely 1000 hhd and the closed
about the Of the following quotations 6O8O hhds
have been sold plantation during the last three
at 63{971<c and So b. We quots-
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RoBERr A. DAWSON, formerly Of Henry county,
in this state died at Hilsboro, Texas, the 18th
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Attorney General.

We are authorized to announce Il. W. HAYWOOD.
ESD as a candidate for the office of Attorney Gen
cra for the Ninth Judicial District composed of the
counties of Williamson, Sumner and Davidson.
Election next Nav.
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An Agricultural and Mechanical Association has
been organised in Montgomery comfy and viii hold
its first fair at GAINESVILLE IN October next
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Healthy human Blood upon being AuiyzeO always pre-.
sents with the essential elements and gives OF course
tbs True Standard Anayze the Blood Of person suf
ieng from Liver Complaint D. scoiua
&c and find eceg instance certain defeRcies in the
red gobues Of the blood Supply these Deficiencies, and
made we'll. The BLOOD Food founded upon this the
ory-hence its astonishing success. There are
FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted the deficiencies OF the Blood in different diseases For
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, any affection what
ever Of the Throat Lungs inducing COnsumP-
tfOms No. l. which is also the No for Depression of
Spirits, Loss OF Appetite and for all Chronic
Com plants arising from OVersuSes General De-
bility, and Nervous PrOstraTiOns No . for LiV-
er Complaints, No. for Dyspepsia. Beidg CD
ready TsGre for absorption it is taken by drops and
carried Immediately into the circulation, that what gain
you retain The No. is for Female Irregularities,
Weaksmesses, &c. See special directions
for this, For Salt Rheunls EEupIiOns, ScrOfu-
lOuSs Kidney and Bladder Comp lainIS take No
In all the directions must be strictly followed Price
Of the Blood Food 81 per bottle.
Sold BY CHURCH & DUPONT,
No. 4O9 Broadway, New York,
And by all respectable Druggists throughout the country
O. ]. WOOD & Co., St. Louis,
ap4 Wholesale Agents for the West,
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- EIadness. IdiocY. Convul

@SAs sI0Ns, and long train Of other horrible dis.
eases are tie frequent consequences of permitting Worms
generate and multiply, without the intestnes
and the stomach. Such neglect Gexcusabe dan
gerous in as much Wjges Canadian Fe17gs without
confinement to the house Of trouble the sufferer the
disease in few days, and at the improve the condition
OF the digestive organs, purify the blood and regulate
secretions.
Be particular and remember the name, Wner Canadian
Ieaiiugs This is the only article hatcan be depended
Rem mber this.
Fer sale in New Orleans, wholesale anC retail, by
J. WRIGHT q CO.,
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Families and Plantation USE
J. W. Williams--Agent.

THs Pr1prietors Of these Machines oiaY "a Idstantia
the eaim) that their Instruments l02 execute an sud s5sr
Kind og sssssUork and perform the In TIE best russbs
u1nner Combining does, ts Of al tie otsr IA
chimes, and, the tine, avoiding their alu t CON
ulsnds itself to The public fhe srsRt Family sew
ing Machine, and adapted 70 eus- 5ruacA Of md .
Try where the needle required.
They win Stitch hem, fell, oind and gather Fasy s a
strong lock stitch, tat be a7esd orpuilsi ont sv
make beaDHal, uniform stitch ALIKE on both sides OF he vs
without forming ridges unlerReaih.
ne Machines have great strength ars perfectly mple sad
The management Of them szsiy acquired.
Any spool Of cotton, thread st nay be ussd Thsy .rs
ALMOST Ho''esas in their operations, and ir scr 0ngsr sh
any other Sewing Mschuesxiani
Let Manufacturers, Planters Farmers onssEsspss Or sny
other persons in search Or instrument 70 szscus any %
Or Seeing no0 d0Es 5y zacfe make tlsg asasrs "a
0e''' BY examining oars before uurshslins-
I7sA liberal descent male 70 liinsisr,and eharhss7-
sieues
II An Maenes warranted three year., and Fun u asn
given b use them satisfactorily.
REsPONSIELE AGENTS WANTED.
TIE public aye invited to san iad suHins he laAuss
ssrU sauAHR
49,
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We are authorized to annoznee CARY A. HARRIS, Of WI
son county, candidate for Attorney General u-
d-al cicu composed counties Williamson Davidson
and Sumner setI4.t3e
We are autb0rs, announce JAS. T. RkINES, ESQ., az
ior the cs 81 Attorney General for the Ninth Judi
c e,cu composed Of TIE counties Of Wilamson, samnsr
ana Davidson. Election 10 May, 1850.
heare authorised 70 annonnca l. FINLEY, Of Davidson
cozn 90 candidate. Cor Attorney General Of The sth 5uaaa
Circns- kiee-ons Hay, 1850.
Gets, 'a9te
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III
z. HOWE, JR., ORIGINAL INVENTOR
AND PATEHTEE.

Nhe attacks upOns and liberal advertising the He
Machine BY Of the Sewing Machine Agents OF thi
city, has excited the curiosity q e people and brought it pro n
ineny before the public Such disatsstsd geaerosty on
their part Is truly eommendable, and verify Of imitation
As natural consequence, sales we're more than double last
week Of those Of any previous week since the Introduction OF tie
Howe Machine here. They the leading machine What
I our patrons say Of them
Certificates from
Being called upon BY Messrs Gone & Ro for testimonial
touching the Hcwe Sewing Machine, and having bought used
one for the space Of three mont and noticed the simplicity
- constructions the very small power required 70 operate t.
the neaness uniformity dispatch with which performs its
work and he tact that il has not in all the time given particle
o. trouble to keep it ia It has been oper
eed portion OF the time girl only twelve years old
latter advantage had not expected 10 ind 10 machine.
had supposed that all gave less trouble to keep them in
order.
Isuchng tie a5'iy Of the macne to perform all kinds Of
ssr would say that with Of the $50 machines
found 10 difficulty in executing any work have Waned to do
Inns
In view q all these advantages hesitate not to recommend
lns howe Machine 70 any wanting Sewing Machine
NO.. alSS. s. q. BOGER6,
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Read and Believe.

NEw YORK, April p, 1853
W. E, HAGAS EsQ-DeGF Sir: About Eve months since
bought two bottles Of your Hair COlong
OF Obtaining and would inquire where may be found
here Ny hair when quite young turned grey. haze sed
auabsTof articles for the purpose Of restoring IT, but did
not succeed until IO5Gie tits gCc produced the desired
greet have been requested bv my friends (among
them several 'ades) procure possible much pleased
with is for has made great improvement my ap
pearance By answering this you will much oblige,
Yours very respectfully,
H. G GOODRICH,
Steamer Bridgeport Peck Slip, New York.
Remember that this result produced by HEMsTREErs
irritable, the original and only reliable Hair Restorative
Price fifty cents bottle. Sold everywhere.
HAGAN & CO., PrOprietoIs, Troy, Y.
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DIRECT TRABE.-Three hundred bales Of cotton,
compressed in Memphis, were shipped from that
city the 9TH inst, the steamboat Dacotah; it
viii go to Pittsburgh by water, from thence the
Pennsylvania Central railroad viii take it to New
York, where it viii be shipped to Liverpool there
to be sold on account of the owners The whole
cost of shipping to Liverpool from this place, is
precisely the same as is at the present time paid
from New Orleans to Liverpool.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Seventh ChancseE DfEfsioR.
We are authorized e announce Gel 10 O. GU1ID cald
dat r Chancellor Of the Seventh chancsy pi7en Of Ten
ncslee- eecl5--e