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markelR.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 6.-Coiton-Sales to-
day 5000 bales; middling loaa1le; sales of
the week 81 900 bales; receipts of the week
69, 500 bales. against &C. 500 bales during the
same time last year. Exports of the week
as 500 bales; total exports OF the season 74S.-
500 bales; receipts at this port ahead of last
year 207 900 bales; at all Southern Ports
357 800 bales; stock at New Oriea us $685.
500 bales. Coffee l0fsl2c; imports of the
week 1880 bags; stock on hand 5000 bags.
Freight on cotton 10 Liverpool GIG. Ex-
change on London Tara; on bills OF lading
6a6s: New York 60 days 2la3 discount;
sight sas discount.
NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-The Shipping List
saws cotton is a shade frmer. Sales of three
days 5000 bales. Middling uplands 10. SUI
gar steady at previous rates. Molasses. Or
leans firm, 5l(G53c. Tobacco, all qualities,
slightly advanced. Freight on cotton to
Liverpool seven thirty seconds. Exchange
ON London s}G9s.
New York, Jan. Cotton firm; sales to
day 1000 bales; middiing upland LII. Flour
dull; sales to-day $500 bbls at So z0a5 %
whisky-sales OF 800 bbls at 26lc. Corn
new, white, yellow s7ss9c. Coffee lSaalS.
Sugar firm; sales of 800 htds = Mascovado
7Sa7s Havana sales 600 boxes at 81. Mes:
pork sl6 %. Lard--sale- $50 bbis lolal0 :
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River News.

The river is falling slowly, with plenty OF
water for all classes of boats
The Scotland arrived from New Orleans on
Tuesday night with a small trip. She was
detained by ice in the Mississippi and Ohio
rivers. -
For PADUcAH.-The glorious little Ella is
up for Smithland and Padncah to-day at 10
O'Clock. Capt. SNMs and Ed. DOYLE will
spare no pains to take care of those who may
embark in this craft.
The Rsmyan is sill lying at the wharf
FoR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
Grand Duke, Capt GUEST, will leave for the
above ports this day at 5 O'Clock. She Is a
very neat and fast boat, and has superior ac-
commodaiions. t8 tff sA-f
When will our Wharf be in condition to
accommodate the putting-of freight? We
are really ashamed Of il, for there is not one
in existence worse than oars-not even ey-
eepting those at Cairo aud Napoleon.
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lGomulrrfial.
.DALYPArRl UyFIcE.
NASHVILLE. Jan 1860.
CoTToN-sales light at 9(9slc. p ID.

L NASHF jan cOu. j
| COTTON-Sales light at 999lc. p ID.
/ TOBACCO-Loose Lugs 81 50(92 p cwt;
BACoNShams 1ol@ llc; clear sides Io2;
shoulders Sc. p d from wagons. Supply
| limitpd.
| LARD-Good Lard in demand at 9l@Io
RD.
H. WHEAT-Continues in active demand,
and all that is offered sells readily at $40
81 10 p bushel for red, and 81 1901 20
| FLOUR-The trade in Flour is confined
| almost exclusively 10 the demand for home
| consumption. We quote city superfine at
| SIS so; extra Sc 50(9S7 90; country 81 IS
| (93 tor superfne, aud So 2593 so for ex-
| ira. in sacks ~ 10
CORN-Is in demand and scarce at esq
| Zoe p bushel. sacks furnished.
| SEEDS-Clover Seed Sc 5097 90; Herd
Grass 81 25(9Sl so; Timothy Seed So ESQ
| SO so; Clean Blue Grass 81 IS; Stripped
| S130 s.
WHIsKY--Rectiied 25@27; country
brands 50@75c.
IRON.-Tennessee- &c ,Band7(a74,
| Horse Shoe ST, Nail Rod 8. Boiler 81 Sheet
| 8109}. Hoop SI(691. Pittsb lrg--Bar 81
Band 51C96. Horse Shoes, Nail Rod7 Sheet
5a@6, Hoop7@72.
l X.
DRIED FRUIT-Littie doing. Apples
| 81 1901 25. Demand good. Peaches
| none in market
ROPE-Grass124@ .Jute 12a; Cotton
Thread 222923.
| LEAD.-7A cents R b. s ~
j SHOT.-Buck 50 40; Drop 81 9Oper Dag.
POWDER-Blasting So 90 and Rife 81
| 90 per keg.
| GINSENG-In fairdemand at an increas
ed price. We quote at 40950 cents.
S.-Tbereis moderatedemand
for this article; price 3S(940e-
BEESWAX.-In demand at 25 cents.
| SALT.-Fine sack is " orth Sl75(9s2 90,
| Coarse. 81 SO. Barrel 4Oe per bushel.
| SUGAR.-We 4uste, in bbls, 81i993,
Gentle in hhds. n. Y. Coffee Sugars 100
| llRc ;Crushedand powdered1l 9@ I24c; LOAF
| 11(9l2.
MOLASSES-In bbls (new crop 45@50c,
| aud very scarce.
| GOLDEN SYRUP.-In Barrels zoe, in
halfharreIs 50. in kegs 81 90.
| COFFEE Stock light, demand fair
Prime Flo is worth 100 l31 cents. Laguyra
IA; Java 1920.
| Ca-NDLES--Star. firm at 19 for IA OF;
| 81 for full weight; Tallow, l24c.
HIDES AND LEATHER-We quoteg
hides 5 cents, dry IL.
Oak SoleLeather SOC. p ID. for best quail
! ty; Harness so.
| RAGS.-For Cotton Ragsin good order
cents is readily paid.
| WOOL-Tub-washe In demand at 80
cents, pulled, zS(930; unwashed 1920.
OILS.-Linseed ,S5c; Lard l 10; Tanners
759l90; Cod Liver 81.
| BALED HAY--From store $50 per ton
| stoc Il light.
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SOUTHERN DEMOCRATIC BANSER--This is
to be the name of a paper the publication of
which will be commenced at Bowling Green,
KY, on the 20th of this mouth, by Col. SAM.
l.. GASNAwAY, late OF the Bowling-Green
STANDARD, and Mr.. A. A. LEWIS, late of the
Hartsville PiaindeqLer. They are both now
in this city, and will wait on some of our
business men to-day, and lay before them the
advantages of their new paper as an adver-
Using medium They propose to print 1000
copies of their first issue. aud will send them
throughout the Green River valley. We wish
Messrs GASNAwAY and LEWIS plenty of luck
with their paper. Give them your cards and
let the people up on Green Ri er know what
you are doing, and what you intend to do
when they give you chance.
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CAN do AT h ;.
For Attorney General.

III We authorized to announce W. L.. Nc
CONICO, of Williamson county, as candidate 10
Attorney General for the Ninth Judicial Circuit
Election in May next. dee24-te
e. We are Authorized to ammo nee WA- g. BRIES e,
of Davidson county, candidate for Attorney Gere-
raj for Ninth Judicial Clrcul, composed of the
Of Williamson DAVIDSON and Sumner, at Ill
next election
ne We are authorized to announce r. W. HAY
wooD OF Dav idsOu county Candidate for Attorney
General for the Ninth Judicial Circuit, composed Of
the Counties of DAVIDSON Williamson and sumner.
octl9-te
sE We are authorized to announce BANTER SMITH,
Esq, of Sumner county, Candidate for Attorney
General in the Ninth Judicial District, composed Vi
the counties of sumner, Davidson and Williamson.
Election May next. octl4-te
ax- We are requested to announce S. L. FINLEY as
Candidate for Attorney General OF the Ninth Judi
cal Circuit. Election May 1860.
title
Es We are authorized TO announce JAMES 4.
RAINs Esq, acandidIte for the Office Of Attorney
Gcncrai oI the NiuIh Judicial Circuit, posed of
the counties of Davidson ,Sumrer and Williamson
Election next May. oct3-te
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DIk. kGNG,s DIsPENsARN
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

AfY&Qe<. d. KING formerly of New York for
&kA the last toar years OF Louisville, Ken
tacky ,ad ~ho has deveted kis attention tAetrea-
nent 81 Psivais dsseAsss fer 30 years, Eaters
ailasel having attended Ia practice fur many
years ana cured 80 naaay thoesands heis eaaales
cure aHdsseases OF private saiare, tier be~
8adtaey may eelrom tuIs9cious nlelc@i NJ,
ort<onI sesisct 81 their o~n. br. klaes speasary
q NO . Neaterick street, between caerry and Tao
Square ssecoAa ste, where he Of
private stature.
sosozzHsa AIRED ~ithes IA aaseousmsdselnsoris-
erterezcs with business.
SfkicTVREsof old tfzte .sSeetuAiIy earpair
fes days, ~ speFsfinn which causes No pain.
Shsre sfriefare xist< health cannef be enjoyed.
Yerhanzn disease s4usek mlzckte nd la1ar-
mines the constitution 50 usaeh.
SsrasL1s 1A ali she I4se1seS Of the * growing
sut 81 acsiecs Or bad trs4tsnent be 1eeiaslis
eo7esl IA = Eew days.
ssxsx3f xEsxx<ss-g ba< n xbee
given 80 ,s all he onse4es gro.
lEr cat eftt, bfessh Ia nlsns eases sy abe de-
zsructixe halsla 81 S=zFsff aesths zn1 axcss
udalE az s fk<Ezas ses set Of hick VII
stissksea sreHe t< sshIeet an 81
Tor business sa<lesg r4a1 1<es.n a>s
Femsirs xho nay ee szeoF.ak I'll sey lslz slsy ii
tfe Wasb may rect sszarsd es ssrsesllsss relief
Fer<u1s sestflss sere=f BY sriEinx zzd stafsas
their case Hish - - aneizzed f klnx
We. - Dezdesiek street He fesE-, fii h4ss
shs ae>se~zrs nedssiees<nt te - ns
sesszrx-tfrccttefs strict sesrs<y observed. usz<
sssrsfr g escloxkss ~ ssssnznf Sail IN tbs
saF <sassas -sset~1F
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NEW 7 DIRK Jan. 5.-The steamer Bohemian
has arrived at Portland with Liverpool sad-
vices of Wednesday the 21st December.
Cotton-saies of three days Ii, 900 bales of
which spectators and exporters 1000 bales.
Market dull with declining tendency.
Prices easier but quotations unchanged.
Manchester advices sunfaEorable. Market
dull and in some eases slightly declined
Breadstuffs steady. Wheat has an advanc-
ing tendency. Provisions quiet but steady.
Consols 95s(695k for account ex dividend
News unimportant.
Affairs in Hungary are growing threaten
ing.
The following was received at Queenstown
by telegraph on Thursday: =
Observation-Disclosures of two days
11.000 bales nearly all to the trade. The
market closed dali with a decline OF ] on the
week. Consols 95s(995a.
The ship William Stetson from Mobile for
Liverpool was burnt at sen.
NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-Switzerland intends
10 ask the Congress TO guarantee the neutral-
ity of Savoy.
The Hon. a. Fitzroy commissioner of Pub
lie works is dead
Lord Holland died at Naples on the 18th.
In England the thermometer has been
nearly to zero.
In France it is colder than it has been for
nineteen years. The Seine at Paris is full of
ice, and the railways are obstructed by snow.
The session of the Corps LegisLafg common
ces in Paris on the 18th of January.
Marshall O'Donnell has declared Ceuta
free port 80
A Madrid telegram of yesterday says 15,-
600 Moors attacted the left redoubt but were
driven back The Moors lost 1.500 and the
Spaniards 40 killed and 126 wounded.
Heavy rains have inundated The Spanish
Camp.
Several eminent persons were arrested on
the nights of the 18th aud 18th, accused of
supporting subscriptions in favor of Carl
baldi.
ST. Observation-Disclosures Amt, the
principal chief of the mountaineers right
wing of the Caucsssians has submitted with
the whole people of that country.
The Stockholm Diet unanimously resolved
to ask the king to defend in Congress the
rights of Italians.
Paris Bourse-Rentes 70f. 35c.
The London Times ridicdles the Northern
sympathy in favor of Ossawatomie Brown
| when too late. 1t thinks the matter Will tend
| to strengthen the South.
The reported Intended abdication OF the
| Emperor of Austria is unfounded. Austria
| is reducing her army.
+ Hungarian affairs are growing more threat
| ening.
| II is reported that The reduction of the
French tariff applies particularly to cotton.
| New York. Jan. 6.--Paris, Dec, 21-Rentes
| have advanced { since yesterday, 10t 65c-
| The Switzerland Pleuipotcntiaries will prob
! ably he admitted in the Congress when the
| Savoy neutrality question is discussed.
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Fer Rent.

fIrHE large aud convenient sore on the North side
Il ui tae f'IOho SQUARE, hos oeunpird b. Abby,
Gth'''n 10 For terms apply TO Mr.. Adams or
docl-u ANDREW EWING
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A CARD FROM MIss DnEssEs.AWe publish
this morning a card from Miss HELEN DREs-
SER, explanatory of the little affair of the
defeated lecture at Odd Fellows Hall, the
other evening. We know nothing what
ever about the merits of the affair, and
give place to Miss Dss card as simple act
Of courtesy which we would not deny any
lady. The gentleman who has the Hall in
charge, informes us that be acted as be did
in ordering the doors to be closed, under the
belief that il was the intention of Miss DIS
Agent to leave the city without paying for
the use of the Hall. And now, with the APP
probation Of the public, We will let the mat
ter slide.
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IflCt - NtHte lNI bVI =
We have putupanu solo
,A5Ear-,ieltror cr.r,.I

RELIEF AID nEAl1H 10 YOUR rSFANrs--
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.spffial nptiffs.

TIE LOUISVILLE JoUKsAL--Ths newspaper, now in
its thiftieth year. has attained celebrity and circu
surpassed by papers Out OF the city Of New
York. As Daily Journal the proprictors viii spare
expense make of the Grst class The network
OF Telegraph all over the Union enables them to re-
pert events OF public interest almost simultaRe-
ousiy with their occurrence; while the Increased ia
ciIities OF Railroad communication eer channels
the prompt delivery OF the Journal to subscribers
in the very shortest period after publication. -
The AGk1currUKAL DErAErxESr OF the Journal is
made one OF special attention and interest. The ar-
Giles under this head prepared by Practical Far
mer, and have commanded the approval of some Of
the best agricuturists in this and other States.
The terms OF subscription follows, per
year - ---r~E-r~r -rs
Large Daily sent by mall s. 90
Country Daily and Tri-weekly ............ 90
Weekly (in clubs OF ten) 1 SO
single copy .....-.-..---..-...-.. 90
Remittaaces by mail in registered letters at our
All Communications addressed to
sPRENfICE, HES6ElssoS a OSBORNE,
jsn3-.t Louisville, KY.
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DIR a.. *. BONDS French Pre-
NanfatixeS

rlsIis article enables taos slose heaith ereum
st1aces DO at per ist an Ineecase OF Family To
alai, tiant te nusubsr OF their offspring with
cut aTag tife constitution. 20 Is tae only safe aud
sIfe prrpeatatiye ~ tiazt Pregnancy ana DassSEfs
fae s6sve ssttcle be spGt ~ mall L. Ay para Of
Csited states Canada lao Tor 81 ans IS per
p&. q. ". BONDS SPANISH FEMALE MONTHLY
PiLlS.-fhcsu tsils afsthe ogiy meisctas sarrle or
Adles ga rely aioa with safety aud certainty
ssr Ias renosaioG ubstraCtf0Bs, irrega-
i.rlties lAsgsssta So kS assd Frsgsasey
~ Ice - PSF bSx. kaca box eOatAias :. Pulls ssnt
b. aa&ii.
fhs Isoetor cas- De consulted ca AlldiseaSss OF \
pirate aasure. Sc.eatlac tfeatneet. aa4ek cure
aad moderate cLargr suaESHt-ea-
GElssasE X. HoSb, Nd oleo, e0rner Of Grand
aa the Saoe store. katranes.
No. - orchard street, se~ YORK. Established n
ssza setss-d1m
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Sewing Machines.

METHODIST BOOK CONCERN, 200 MULBERRY
VI SfREEr NEW YORK.-Beug in constant re-
coIpL OF inquiries rom ourbretiIren respecting
ing machines. with requests {, recommend and pur-
chase, We nave, IN uOaJunc ton with some lady
friends carefully and thor gnly examnedthe vari
Gus machines of practca value for family sewing,
aud hnd those made by THE WHEELER " WILSON
AANUFACfURING COMPANY 300 Broadway New
York, tofuily combine the essentials OF good in
strument and such as We can confidently recon.
mend.
Having seen sotavorableresulis fromtheir use n
nj the households of our friends we are
DESTROYS thatthejr benefits should be shared by all
our brethren ana hence have Interested ourselves
la their behalf.
WnhDcst " shes ,yourb brethren,
ABEL STEVENS, THoS CARLTON,
JAS. FLOY, j. PORTER,
DAN'L MISE, j BENZ. EDWARDS,
DAVID TERRY, WM. A cox
b. HCFERRIN Book Concern Nashville.
PARSON Il CO.,
noyS-3mdw Agents Nashville Tennessee
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DIexJcau Affairs.

New York, Jan. 6.-1he Washington cor
respondent of the Commercial Advertiser
says there are rumors OF IA renewed military
organization 10 aid the Mexican Liberalists
1t is probably the last falls organic ltion OF
volunteers under the influence OF Vidaurrl
revived. The leaders have consulted the
Administration, but how they were received
is unknown. Some of them go to Vera
Cruz to make terms with JuareZ.
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The Test 0fi2 Years Experience
Has proved the superiorq quality OF
HEGEMAN. CLARK Dc CO.'S
Genuine Cod LiVer OILY

tits pronounced by Physicians the best remedy
for Consumption ,scroGuia Chronic rheumatism ,8c.,
ever discovered.
aCAUuoS.-Ihe value Of this remedy depend s upon
its purity and ia order TO secure our customers a
pure article, ofour firm went to Newfoundland to
superintend the manufacture Of our Oil, and
rant 1t pure See that the label has the eag gle and
mortar the signature oyer the cork of eaC bot
tie, there great deal OF cheap inferior oil
palmed OF for genuine, to the great Injury of pa
tIents.
SsAskfor Hegeman, Clark & Co.'S, and take no
other, many have. been cured with the gen uine
VINO hay e used others withoutany benefit.
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Overland Mail.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Jan. 6.-The Caiifor-
MIA Overland Mail of the 10th has arrived.
ID. p. Belknap has been appointed Admisira-
tor OF The Broderick estate. General Trotter
arrived at San Francisco on the 18th, to re-
port the condition of the Notifications and re-
ouirements on the Pacific coast
4. l.. Horn, tobacco dealer. has failed.
The steamer Orizabi, for Panama, sailed
on the 18th.
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Criminal Court Clerk

AE- We are authorized to announce CHARLES NJ.
HAYS as a Candidate Criminal Court CLERK ia
ensuing evctiun. dec3l-ue
So We are authorized to announce CHAS. L. DIG
CONS a candidate Tor Criminal Court Clerk the
next March election. July4--t
e. Weare authorized to announce JOHN SHANE +,
ESQ, AS a candidate for reeiec-iod TO the Office of
Criminal CuurtG Clerk next March election. my tie
UP Mesare authorized to sLnounce pr- T. II
PATTERSON as IA candidatefor CrlmlnaI C0ur 4 Clerk
atthe ensuing Mar IA election may2i Ia
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BATTLE with Cortinas.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 6.-The Indianola has
arrived with brownsville ditCs of The LIST.
Cortinas captured Rio Grande City, when
the troops, rangers and volunteers attacked
defeated and drove him across the river, re-
capturing Two guns previously lost, and a
number of horses, ana killing sixty Mexi-
cans The Americans lost nine. COrtinas
was completely routed.
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Useful in Every Family.

amt, Grease Spots, &C., removed instantly
YES, silks, Ribbons, &c. ,cieaned equal to new
thout injury TO the most delicate color fabric
HEGEMAN < CO.'S CoNCEkTRATED BENZINE
ly 25 cents per bottle.
HEGEMAN 4 Co., Druggists,
f61 ,3s9, 511 and $50 Broadway,N. Y.
nov15-d4w3m
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Priute..3s Ink.

We have just received a No. article of WINTER
NEWS INK, from those celebrated manufacturers,
Mathers & Son, New York, which offer for sale
reasonable terms. IS, 80 and 100 lbs. Kegs.
Orders solicited.
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Fn,E.-We regret to learn that on yester-
day morning the barn of Judge BAXTER, at
his residence, a few miles from the city
was entirely consumed by fire, and several
horses and cows that were in it.
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TIE Rock CRY GUiRDs-The members Of
this fne military company will 90 to the
Church Of the Advent te-morrow. where :
discourse will be Delivered BY their Chaplain.
the Rev. Dr. ouNrAKD. On Monday they
viii be Out on parade.
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For Sheriff.

UP We are authorized to announce JOHN X.
EDMoN DS0N u Candidate for Sheriff OF Davidson
county at the ensuing March election. octZ6-te.
UPWe are authorized to announce JAMES III
HINTON as "A candidate FOR election to the Office OF
Sheriff of Davidson county, at the ensuing March
election. sept2Std.
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Cumberland Coal.
Stock. Stock.

On and afser saturday. che 2ith Dee.s
express ght train will De ran on tas Sls-
n vs.ie and Chattanooga Railroad. infS srals all
leave NASHVILLE az oscisck r. n arrive ~ czstts
nouxa e.a5 A n leave ShsEtanoosa Al $50 r. NJ,
aud arrixs a Szs sviilc e5 A. n stick hy THIS train
wiii be est aboss s-xtsea aosfs between Aashsii3s
aass esar..aos.ga 1sd thefc make ID eenIecsiea
With trsias rsaRl0g Soa-h-
aee.s-g 4 NJ COLE. ssperinten4sst
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Steamers Arrived.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 6.-West Moreland,
from Philadelphia. Liberty, from New York;
National Eagle, from Boston, and barques
Mary Hyler and Almar. from Bordeaux.
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Indian OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

New YORK, Jan. 6.-Arizona dispatches
say party of Rangers surprised an Apache
rancho, killing ten warrior, and wounding
five others, capturing the women aud child
rem. F-stf
Col Reeves with the dragons also defeated
the Apaches and captured large quantity
OF stock The Apache war is progressing
y,ioarnnSIv
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River New ..

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 6.-The river is falling,
with CIT. Sin. water in the canal. The canal
is still closed, but the weather is modulating.
Mercury 43. Raining.
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Died.

PHILADELPHIA Jan. 6.-Bishop Newman
of the Catholic Church, died to-day in the
street, from u disease of the heart.
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No. so Union Street.

Strangers and others visiting this city, will
find at the Boot and Shoe Store of j b. d A
V.RUTLAND, a choice lot of fashionable Boots
and Shoes of every description, which they
are selling for cash, and on most liberal
terms. Theyinvite the public to Civ them a
call.
Heavy BrOgans.
A splendid lot of negro wear. Also
Trunks, Valises, CarpetBags, &c.
-t a.-.E
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Price IS cents per BOTIlf
We have putupanu sole
years, anu CA sal, N
II, Mai We nave never
any other naeuicine-NEN
a SiN1sI-ElASrANCE. 40
time.N usodl Mover cid =
of dissatisfaction bs aaS
the contrary, all are de-
iions, AID speak an terms I.
ton at ats m@eica ;.
We Speak Ia tiiS mattyl
after ten years. exlser
REPUIAT1ON FOR InEFtIEII
DECLARE. In ainlesieveIy
gant IL suffering fsom pain ?.
wilIbe fVold Ia ElteeL "
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CURTIS 4 PERKINS. New
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