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was bald Tor years-this Invigorator restored
ny hair. which has never fallen o1 since.
GEO. +. MAXWELL, JR.,
Anhvrn Y
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COMMERCIAL.
monetary and Finano.al.

FRDLY EvKnns Nov. 80, 1850.
Since the suspension specie payments by the old Banks
they have been dscountng quite literally and to-day the dis
counts very LIBERAL Ii this policy should up By
Of them The business community viii experience very material
relief We trust that each one win contribute proportion in
this behalf furnishing Absolutely necessary
the business Of TIE country tributary to this market
The old Banks continue to check freely New York for their
customers premium. Outside parties nd it rather
difficult Exchange this rate the old Banks feel under
obligation furnish any considerable others
their regular cuscmers Other Bankers find necessary in
consequence Of the scarcity of Exchange difficulty Of
procuring it, to charge per cent
Wehe Of change Money indeed our Brok
show disposition purchase extent any deserp.
tion that quotations nominal We mentioned the
other day that energetic Bankers sndeavor
ing perfect through his Southern
by which he would be enabled purchase Southern Money
considerably less than We are now quoting it, regret to
that SO far his efforts have bean unsuccessful Thcugh with his
energy still work in the hope Of being able t, ac
oompHs something the relief those in this community who
hold that description Of currency.
correspondent Of knoxville Register who is endorsed
by tho Editor Who knows what rs says, and veil
qualified Judge Of the udcous management Of the inu.
o says the Bank fully abs and prepared to
deem her issues when the presented as much 50
Bank In the stae and Editor Of the Register himself says
the date Of its semannuul report July l. 1861 had
on hard in specie, and Of specie paying Banks,
an amount sucient to redeem its whole circulaton that ats
present condition good not better than at that me
and that ther business transacted in day light and there
nothing mysterious in their operations We have
given the ocoee Bank the benefit of this statement, in the alb
sece Of a authoritative by its officers The Register
charges parties have been attempting to levy black mall
the oOoee Bank We know nothing Of the matter such
Efforts have been made the Bank expose them According
Register the ocoee Bank had not suspended specie
uients Up to ths 99th. US . rs
We were shown private letter from Memphis to-day which
ateI tstup 10 the 18th there had done very little
eteve the pressure in tbs Money market. SO
letter to gentleman this city from Intelligent
Virginia. that portions Of that stste Exchange
10 per cent premium, and that is al
most impossible to prccnre it even at that figure.
There Is no Tor Land Warrants and consequently
ave no quotations Offer The following Ne quotations
D New York on TIE 10th:
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oMLx .pTsacovRRx
coEEIDENcK FOR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.


RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
RTAEY. the great discovery of Prof Wood, have
tempted his restorative, profess
have discovered something that would roduee results identical
but they have all and gone being carried by the
wonderful Of Prof Woods preparation, and have
forced to leave tAe field 20 its ssstss sway Read the follow
ing9-
PROF. o. J. WOoD Co.: Gents-The letter you
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative and
have published in this vicinity aud elsewhere, has rise to
inquiries touching the facts in the The inquiries
are, first my hsbiation and name, stated in
the communication second Is it Of all therein contained
third does hair still continue be in good order and Of
coor7 To ali and do invariably Ny
hsir is even better than In any stage Of my life for forty years
past soft thrifty and besr colored the is of
whskers and the only cause Why is not generally true is
that the substance is washed on by frequent sbnton Of the
face when used by wping the face in close connee
ton with the whskers the result will follow the hair
have been in erecept Of great many letters from all parts
Of New England asking my hair still continues be
good there much fraud in the anaacture and sale Of
various compounds well this it has doubt been basely
initiated used only without any good eject
absolute injury Of restorative of
months. yet my hair good ever,
hundreds have examined It With surprise as am nov years
old and not gray hair in lead face and to
this fact send You lock hair taken of the past week
received your favor Of quart bottles last for
which am grsel gave to friends and thereby
induced them to try it, many were skstcs until after trial.
and purchases used II with universal will
favor that send test BY which discover
fraud in the Restorative sold by many, fear without author
believe where coed effects follow the failure
by the impure srtele which the inventor Of the good
my duty heretofore to keep you apprsed Of the
effect on my hair as assure all who inquire Of my
shaken opinion In its valuable results remain dear srs
yours, &C: RAYMOND =
49, AkRoE's Run, Ky, Nov. 80, 1885,
The Restorative bottles Of three viz large,
medium and SMALL the small holds pint and retail for 81
per bott the mediums hold at least twenty per cent more in
proportion than the SMALL retss for 81 boe the large
holds quart 20 per cent HOrsn and Tsss Tor 70
York. and ia Market street, ST. Louis Mo- and sold by all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods peeles WhOlssaled By
house in the United States. ltebll-ly
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NEW oRLEASs, Nov. 30cotton has declining tendsney;
sales OF 100 bales miadng e9s Of the week $500
bales receipts Of che weak 81 500 bales against 500 bales dur
ing corresponding time last receipts st this port less
than year $50 bales; at all southern ports 500 bales;
exports Of the bales; total exports VI the %
stock on hand bales Sugar brOyant 596 Mo-
1asses eO2 Flour quiet 81 759i SIX Coffee steady; sales
OF week 3500bags l494 imports Of he week R 600 bags;
stock COS bags against gO0 bags time last year
Freight to vcrpooIx. Sterling Exchange 9s9l00 On bills
Of lsdng 1895 New Ycrk Sight Exchange I9IK discount.
CrSclssA1r Nav sOFour 2594 IS oats es93!. Whisky
sales 2soo bbls Is Lard 99sk MOlassss $500 Sugar
6Z@7z. Coffee I451@s5z trH
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From, WASHINGTON.

WAsHIsGrox. Nov. 2S.-The census bureau is in
receipt of returns from all the States, South Carroll
ma included In few scattering districts. however,
returns are withheld. ~ - .5,. 81. $50
Returns from the Territories of New Mexico are
now on the way to Washington, aud those of Utah
and Kansas have only in part come to hand. In all
cases. one excepted laws have heretofore been pass
ed to extend the time of taking the census. As to
the present one. they have been rendered within
shorter period than ever before but not in time to
enable the Secretary of the Interior to communicate
to Congress at the commencement of the session,
with enumeration of inhabitants and new Represen-
tative superintendent ~. arq. ,3,r
Among the latest arrivals of Congressman is Sem
ator Davis of Mississippi.
The Presidents annual message has been placed in
the printers hands. &C., lE-.l .r.s--. SIS
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Blood Food!
Blood EOOdy
H1ROd EOOd.I

To ali suffering consumption, ncpen confirmed,
from debility kna from mental nervous prostraon
roucbt on v any CAUSE scroulas complaints from
the kidneys bladder and ladies suffering
the many distressing complaints their are liable to- and which
engender consumption, the
BLOOD FOOD
is offered as certain reliable remedy Differing in every
particular the patent medcinss Of the day. 1t IS chemical
Of very great WORTH and bear glad snd grateful
testimony 10 the benefits il has conferred on them
CHURoH & DUPONT, 400 Broadway, New York, the
SOLE prapretors the article and have in Of
fraud pt upon public changed the color OF the outside
ape from red to yellow, and increased the size Of the bottle
u ounces Be very cautious in buying TO that the fac
smile OF their signature the outside of the wrapper all
others are counteret U. J. WOOD & CO st. Louis,
oct,e-u Wholesale Agents for the West.
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From Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 2sy-All South Carolina mem
bers of the Federal House of Representatives have
determined to 20 to Washington and resign This
course is taken in order to more conveniently con-
fer with the Representatives OF the other Southern
States
Several candidates of the Convention of South
Carolina over their own signatures, repudiated any
free State Joining the Southern COnfederacy.
The State Bank of South Carolina, the Bank of
South Corona, and the Railroad Bank have suspend
ed The Planters and Merchants Bank will suspend
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Twenty-Five DOLLARS Reward.
STOP THE HORSE THEFT

SToLEE from my stable. at Florence Alabama on Tuesday
- night Both October $780, Light hay Horse, about
thirteen sld hind foot white left eye sgAty hurt
and matters during the night touched punched behind the
shoGleers viii back ks and try bs and paeea
works we'll In harness. gentle The thief HEkt
cred quilted seat Spanish saddle about half worn,
loose from the eantie behind Eoed srups, back leather
bride. If taken By white will give twenty dollars
additional reward, fer sufficient proof to convict thief
JOHN n. DAVIS
p s-Wrse at Florence, Alabama, apply my 500
Hm II. Davis at the Commercial School, Nashville.
florsnce. Ala, Nov 6, 6O-d2t&Wlt I'M D.
Gasts copy sad send marked ,pressnt bill to Mer
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DR.. EatOn's InTansns .Cordial, for Child-

Il no narcotic sleep and perhaps to death your suf
erng precious onesbut reliable and certain remedy for
the ills Of life. 1t will soften the gums. reduce in.
Hammation and relieve all PAIN and greatly facilitate the
process the period Of teethng 1t works like chRrm giving
healthy sleep the little sufferer and grateful rest TO
me wered mother It conspate the bowels because
il contains NO A0RPHLNE opiae Of any kind, fact
we are fully warranted in stating cannot be said of other
preparation for nanle complaints this time before the pub
lie quick and failiag remedy for DSdThd Dis
stsyqy and eanHner Complaint. Also, for Wind Collie
ipiag ia the oHlde 4cidty and being powerful anti
spasodc Mothers should always have by hem in
oUulsions especially When they purpose giving their children
apy OF the other fashioned narcotics Of the day, exceedingly
liable to bring on these fits Be warned and but DR.
Eaion's Infanle Cordial, this emily you rely
SoIdby CHURCH DUPONT,
- Sole projectors, 400 Broadway, New York.
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Messrs. GREEN Co, Union street, havesssoiSed
No. 10 of Beadle's Dime Novels, containing 1.-THE
Backwoods Bride, Romance Of squstter Life, by
Mrs. META V. VICTOR They can supply al the
back numbers. They haveal received the New
York Ledger, New York Illustrated Ners, and other
literary and pictorial papers for the current week
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CHEROKEE CuREi

An zhJdiEf@1 care for Seminal Weaknesss Moe
turnaA EmmissIcnss Iapctsncy, loss Qr PoOer,
Patae IN TIE Back Et0as Ia the Bladder, O6strBcted
and DiDfcut AezsStruatioz, and all Diseases caused
6y debating from lie path or Nature, and fndEigin0
IA SeLf-F Pollution. fsgs
By the Of this Cure all imp roper discharges
ed the weakened organs Of ion speedily cured and
full vigor restored. - - 4 stT
Either contemplating marriage should reflect that sound
mind and body topronote connuba happiness
In the Cherokee Cure the poor debiated down and
Departing devotee Of sensual pleasure will hnd relief
It safe and in but immediate its action
timing poison, but prepsFed from pure vegetable
extracts, in the form OF delicious syrup.
Price 50 per Bottle three bottles for SIS and and forwarded
BY express to all part OF the world. i.
SOLD By all respectable Druggists everywhere
POTTER & MERWIN. Propretors st. Louis, No
Sold In Nashville by Ewing Pendlcton, Berry Denovile,
G. W. Hendershott, aud by druggists everywhere.
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Pork selling in market at cents net and scarce at that
The hog cholera thnned Of hogs in country at
terrible rate that the ruling figure in Dehab county
is csnts.-A6H iznUi5le Ne1c Era, Noe, %.
Pork selling readily at 81 and at that There Prob
ably not enough made county supply the inhabitants
Franklin ReUseSU NOU %
The weather being favorable good many hogs slaughter
ed part cents is the ruling price
Le0dnon Herald. Nor. ..
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NEW ALBANY, Indiana, Nov. 30--One of the larg-
est meetings ever held here passed resolutions that
the people Of Indiana desire to i've in good fellow
ship with the South and that the provisions of the
Constitution must be enforced; that the South has
just cause for complaint on account of the personal
liberty BILL calling on the Northern States to repeal
the same; deprecatng hasty Southern action and de-
claring that in case Of civil war, Indiana would pre-
vent her soil from becoming the theatre of bloody
strife in defence Of her own rights and honor
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officers Of Boston have held meeting and resolved
adopt for the action Of their Banks
as has been adopted BY According to Laws
the Banks obliged to stop discountng when their
specie below fifteen per cent Of the deposits and crcu
aton combined By their made the close Of bust
nessOn the III, they very poor specie TWEEN
y actually below the legal limit though soe only
small per cenge On the other hand eleven less than per
cent above required Is per cent while only five Of the Banks
hold over specie The total their specie amounts
to a6 against SO deposits and circulation,
very nearly I6 per cent This altogether too close shaving
and adds materially the present uncomfortable of the
money market.
The POST its Money article of the evening of the
24th says:
Tbs Banks lost about $4,000 yesterday, hold
s363OOa the feeling great deal better in the street
and board, based the continued bank action in
New York continued by the Boston Banks this morning
morning the Boston Banks unanimously agreed to settle
balances in specie and half in bills to the extent
in bills of each capita S4dD for Bank Of
81 effect OF this will be- stated yesterday to
abae the most pressing call for coin in hard times Had the
hsn Is agreed to pay the balances IN bills for the time being
il would have there to believe that
further move will be made the plan works we'll As far
we can discover nobody pays much attention TO the specie law
II they market must grow something easier. In
1857 the specie down to 80 $50 COZ, S0 600 less than
the present holding New York funds in quick demand but
considerably increased supply
The following the comparative statement of the PhadePhs
n.,l. ga
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From New York.

NEW York, Nov. So The steamer City Of Balti-
more sails tomorrow in the place of the Glasgow.
4 commercial letter says that st. Petersburg sd-
vices indicate that Minister Appleton has obtained
the payment of the celebrated Perkins claim against
the Russian Government of $3S6,00o
A Paris letter says that events liz Syria are so
threatening that Add ell Kadir has advised the
Christians to quit the country.
A Washington dispatch to the Commercial says
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that the President insists that the Federal laws must
be observed, and that he viii maintain them at all
hazards. that his duty 70 the country forbids the
idea Of his permitting the Secessoniss to take pos
session Of the Federal FORTS to withhold the Fed
eral revenue The President anticipates danger of
collision.
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- 49, .
NEW York, Nov. 2S.-Erastus r Roberts, hate clerk
in the Overland Mail Company was arrested at
FishkilI yesterday, charged with defrauding the
Company to the amount of $4,000
Several of our prominent breadstuff dealers pub
lish a statement showing the stock of wheat and
-four now on hand in this city. Flour, 60, 1888 bar
rels; wheat, 5,553,749 bushels. They estimate the
city consumption Of -four to be $4,000 to 5000
barrels. .a --, - -T -
A washington dispatch to the Commercial says
that there was special meeting of the Cabinet to-
day. the object being the discussion Of the Presi
dents message and especially of points
relative to the right of secession. Mr.. Cobb was
present His views are in opposition to the Presl
dent 1t is probable he win resign. Heis about &c
send his family and effects to Georgia de viii re
turn to that State and be put in nomination for the
Convention, of which body he will be Leading and
influential member. He will undou0ted advance
there the extreme measures of the seeessionists
Secretary Thompson will remain, though not agree
inc with the Presidents views.
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The Neg York Times, in It's money article OF he evening Oh
the 26th says: teE
While present bank return the acreage Of the week
ports line Of discounts and pee the actual Of both
lines to-day considerably advance Of these 6gHres We
derand consequence of the liberal expansion the close
Of the the mutual between the Associated
Banks Of Wednesday nh the aggregate line Of discounts this
morning, uociay the clearing house, stands
27I4000 or Sij6UQ0 the present average. The
specie average rather larger than had occasion
look for s also rising by Of the receipt OF 7
$50 from caorna ths morning Near the close OF the week
the partial drain dpoors almost wholly ceased and the bank
returns fortnight after deducng the otherwise
counted for show that only about million Of dollars
drawn private depoos the I'M leaving
the present high this time last yesr, Of
profound quiet Tomorrow is another pretty general discount
day with the leading banks We hear that the offerings st some
them materially fall off, At others they continue heavy,
partly short produce acpnces for account Of the
banks, circulation canal navigation draws to coIe is
coming freely for redemption It expected that the
work of liberal expansion will on until this and other egt
demands fully met and confidence in steady
OF the money restored Especially is this cali
upon after the experience Of last week. which shows that
fairly equally distributed among the banks in
faith and without involving the active OF fifth the
clearing house certificates prOvdf for under the agreement
The following comparative statement Of the exports of
specie from New YORK; the 24h ofNovember in the
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JITY NOTICES.

Fox RENT FOR lS6l-The Store Rooms, No. 6 and
8 on Market street. at present occupied by MIzEIL,
HooPEh Co., as a wholesale grocery house. These
rooms will be rented together separately to suit
the applicant Possession given January LIST, 1861
Apply to ABRAN l.. DEMoss.
4 Nov24dIw No. 81, Cherry ST.
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. New ORLEANS. Nov. 30.-The up passenger train
on the Jackson Railroad was thrown off the track
eighty miles above here. No lives lost. The down
freight train ran into broken bridge killing the
Conductor and Engineer. The engine afterwards
exploded. Several bridges are washed away by the
recent rains. Efforts are making to forward pas
sengers usual
Three Ahoitionists were arrested YesterdaE
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LEAyENwoRTH, Nov. 30-The Denver Express of
the 9th says that It reported that whole bands of
Arapahoe, Cheyenne and Sioux Indians, numbering
from ten to fifteen thousand are encamped ar Cotton
Wood Springs annoying travellers and committing
lareenies. A general war is feared
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DIR. HOoFIand's Celebrated
EEaREAH RETTRRS

w dice Chronic Nervous Debility Diseases Of the Kid
ali diseases arising from dsorered Liver and
ach Constipation Inward Piles Funess of Blood to the
Head Acdy Of the Stomach Nausea Heartburn, Disgust for
Food Funes weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructaons
Sinking or Futtsng Pit the stomach, Swimming Of the
Head Hurredand Difficult Breathing, Fuering the Heart
Choking or sufocatng whsn lying POSTURE Dim
Vision Webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull
Pain in Heal Deficiency of PersDron, Yeowness Of the
Skin Eyes Pain In the Side, Back Chest Limbs &C., Sud
den Fushes Heat Burning In the Flesh, Constant Iman
ings Of Evil and Great Depression Of Spirits
propnetors calling the attention Of the public to this
with feeling of the utmost confidence in its
virtues and adaptation the diseases for which It'll
1t no new unted article but that has stood the
test years trial before the American people, and its
uaton unrvalind by any similar preparation
tant The testimony its favor given by prominent and we'll
Physicians and individuals in all parts Of the country
immense and careful pefusal of the Almanac published
ally by proprietor, had gratis o. any Of his Agents
cannot satisfy the most skeptcal that this remedy really
he great celebrity has obtained.
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NEyv Outlaws, Nov. 30.--The steamer Desoto. from
Havana 9th, las arrived. Sugar was duh 81 reals.
The harvest is promising. Freights Inactive Ster-
ling exchange 129al4l; New York sight exchange
2aS. The news from the United States unaltered
the money market
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| PHIfADELPFIA, Nov. 28.-A meeting Of the manu-
facturers of woollen goods held at noon to con
slider the depressed state Of affairs and argue upon
some plan by which less goods can be manufactured.
THE matter was fully discussed and the opinion
pressed that by unanimity Of action there should
be less PRODUCTION without general stoppage, the
supply being greater than the demand. Without
action the meeting adjourned till Saturday at noon
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Fair of the Southern Cotton Planters Com
n n N

MACON Nov. 29-An stock for exhibition at the
International and Agricultural Fair of the Planters
Convention of Georgia will be transmitted free by
the Railroads in Georgia.
The Foreign DepartmentIopens on the first Nor
day in December.
The Agricultural and Mechanical Department
opens on the second Monday. and the Stock Market
on third Monday in December, at Macon
Ample provisions have been made at the Far
Grounds for all exhibitors and accommodations IN
the city for all persons who may attend
This statement is reliable, and fully authorized by
the Executive Board and S. II. j. TlstTunk, the Sec
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mARRIED.

In this CITY, at he residence Of Capt DIX November 29h, By
the Rev Dr. Goosett Mr. JOHN DUGLAs ofNsshvile, Tenn
t. Mrs. MARY J. LEWIS, Of Cincinnati, Ohio,
At the residence Of the bride father, the Hon. Done
son. Wednesday November ss Mr. W. B. KNOX, of Texas snt
Miss RACHEL J. DONELsON, OF Memphis
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virrinia Rlectian.

RICHMOND Nov. 2S.-The official returns from the
State except the counties of Wyoming and Webster.
indicate the election of nine Bell and six Breckin-
ridge electors. There is rumOr of informality in
the Ohio county returns which if true, will proba
bly, give the State to Breckenridge.