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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-10

Almost a Ere.-Between the hours Of and
O'Clock yesterday, dense volumes OF smoke
were seen to proceed from the third story of
the Mechanics Institute Hall, and crowd OF
persons hastened at once to ascertain the cause.
1t was soon found that the smoke proceeded
from room occupied by Mr.. Estvaue as a
fencing academy, and on opening the door, the
cause was readily perceived. A fire had been
kindled in the CRATE, and The heated Goals, in
the absence of Mr.. E., had rolled upon the
floor, set il ~, Are, burned through and isniie1
T the joist b, W, which is nf heart pine, and
was in a ligh. ylaze. Mr. Craddock. the keeper
Of the Hall, with the aid of other gentlemen,
soon succeeded in cutting away the burning
floor and exrnguishing the flames Loss
small. Had this accident occurred AT latt
| hour of the night, there ia very little doub
| that the building would have been destroyed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-10

Seoaen'S AIeefing.--A large and denthusiasti tic
meeting of the friends of the seamens cause,
took place at the Mechanics Institute, on
Sunday afternoon. The spacious hall was
crowded to its utmost capacity. The meeting
was opened with singing and prayer, by Key
Dr. Read, of the United Presbyterian Church.
Rev Mr. McGlaskunl, Southern Secretary OF
the Society, first addressed the meeting, and
was followed by Attorney General Tucker
Rev. James A Duncan, Capt. w. NJ. Eiliot'
and Rev. Mr.. Boggs. The exercises were
deeply interesting. 1t was n matter Of gener-
al disappointment that a collection was not
taken up while the iron was hot but we hope
our citizens will not eyince less interest by
being appealed to privately. There is no doubt
bat mat $500 could have been raised then
aud there. 1t was thought advisable, how
| ever 10 call upon the citizens privately. Th'
amounts of subscription are made payable II
| three, six and nine months. We hope tn
| friends Of this cause will subscribe liberall.
| and promptly. as the Chaplaih's services ar
| needed at the water every day. About % 10
are needed to complete the subscription.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-28
Concentrated Cure
DIR. KINGS DESPEasARi
Or PRIVATE DISEASES

ak<s bE-AINu formerly OF New York FOR
xo the last -Four years 81 Louisville Ken
iaie sli1 mas devoted his ItJruis.I. tie treat
81 private diseases Cor over 80 years. lattsTs
'stI -Lit lls SttcLu-C 10 "A practice Tor SO many
+ rihd cured So many thousands htf s enabled 20
al diseases %! a private uaJurv. HU matter how
icE MAJ Del rom lci0us ni-,iiga treatment
pGi ueSlrt OF their uSu- Dr.. Kings Di- T-E Eary
; . bridgTIcS street. between Cherry ami the
r. second stony where ect.Te all diseases OF
lie aat4Tc.
SoEEHEA tired SithuutIaass0usmcd scIn,o
Fence ysIth business
ICTCEEs Of DID ~ Trc-u tate sfcctuul ll curcCin
lays, by an operation ahtCh causes No pain.
Il a structure exists health cannot he enjoy ed
bps no iise1sc-agscs more guiSCLie aud under
s the constitution So much
Hills with altIhc diseases OF IN = kin growing
Z neglect n bad treatment cat De IcctuaIly
IN a Few days
INAI NzAEyEss~-Pa rficuln Tatteut thor havirgIc
20 rhis disease, ai.i al .Ic cuuse4uetces grow
|uI 0i u, brought On tn many Cases hy the de-
Eive habits % iucousiicTatt Youths and exces
|ldnigence ofthe Passions a neglect Of which will
fmiuethc constitution -renss- sng the subicrtunht
|siGessor society .tnd 8usiuKprcmatare cd age
bales sho may he lthoriar With any tiineaity Of
fofp b may resttssurrt q 6 tuiul esiiats reiisf.
sons esidinE abroad by writing amt stating
sase with afee lnse.l directed a. br = King
Z DeaLericE street, 81 willie Teen. vi! have
|sessary medicincscut u then address ~ III ne
~ directions strict secrecy observed once
|fr N 9p'ciockII hem0rHiug until 9iu thrsVe-
nav.0 -indAW ly
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-28

To GAS CoNsUNERs.-If you desire to di-
minish your expenses for gas, call at the
Commercial Hotel and see Mr.. GREEN, aud
let him explain to you the advantages of his
Imperial Economizer, or Double Reaction
Chamber Burner" We have these burners
in our office. and though we know they make
a clear, beautiful light. we are not sufficient
Iy acquainted with their peculiarities to tell
Why it is that they are SO much superior to
the ordinary burner. Mr. GREEN says of it
in his circular: THE gas is impregnated 10
a certain degree with atmospheric air; and
becomes heated to higher temperature be-
fore issuing from the burner, thereby produ-
cling perfect combustion and consequent Ill
crease of light. 1t saves the gas wasted 10y
many other burners, prevents blowing, and
requires one-third less gas than any burner
ever before offered to the public"
Call on Mr.. GREEN and see the burner for
yourselves.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-28

whose thought is as nnfettered as the mind,
and whose invective blisters, like the poison
oak of the forest, whereverit touches We
pay him this complime mt without his knowl-
edge or consent" If it is more than he
wants for bis own use, he can divide il among
the other editors in town. tn go round.
The Gazate ''again yields large portion
Col BILBo, delivered at the Capitol on the
18th of January last" The local Gazette says
George Reese. citizen of Carroll county.
died on the 18th inst. from eating angelica,
poisonous herb. installing it for hemlock."
We fear our neighbor has got the cart be-
fore the horse. 1t Is not impossible that the
unfortunate Mr.. REESE died from eating
gelico; at least it is not absolutely impossible
that he did. But if such is the fact, there
can t be much of the herb left in COrroll, as
it would take about the crop OF one county
to kill an ordinary man. 1t is different with
hernlock. You can eat as much of that as
you want, with perfect impunity- you don't
happen to want any of it. It's very healthy
plent-almOst as much SO as nux vomica
aid other delicious sedatiVes you find at
the drug-stores. Country children soon be-
come hardened to the use of angelica, are
fond of it as city children are of Butter
scotch, aud as rarely die from eating it. They
sometimes indulge in trife or so of hem
lock, but seldom more than once in life
time
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-28

teniiOn of young men TO the Importance OF
Photography. Mr.. BENTON, few years be-
fore his death, said if he had understood this
science in early life, many years of weary
labor would have been saved him. Every
professional man. lawyer, doctor, or divine,
would save immense labor by Iearning the
art Of sound-wriIing. which enables one to
write down the speech or lecture of the most
rapid speaker.
Mr.. DoLBEAR continues to receive new pu-
pills. His room is over MCGmLs old stand
corner Of College Streets and tue Public
Square.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-28
Gounty Trustee.

Re We are authorized TO announce JOHN w. MAR
March election. oct11-td
E4- We authorized to announce E A. RAJ
WORTH a Candidate for Trustees of Davidson
county at the ensuing March election
jaUI7-te
EB-We are authorized TO announce wM. JASPER
TAYLOR candidate for Trustee of Davidson
county at the ensuing March election. jan2 te
81 We are authorized announce HENRY L.
JUSTICE Candidate Tor County Trustee, al the
ensuing March election. sepI0-te
Ez-WeareI uthOriZedto ncerHOS. Il. SACN
DEKS a u candidate office OF County Trustee
OF davidson County al the election to be held IN
March, 1860. apr20-td
Eg- We are authorized to announce SAMUEL
AAkNf a Candidate for County Igustee at the mex
March election apr19-td
Eg We are authorized to announce IsHAM
CLARKE ;.a1.t.t9 for Trustee OF Davidson coun
J, At te next AlrCn 5ieCtiOn- aug20-te
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concentrated Lye.
Constantly Oh AAand
kIond0n Porter.

We have some Of Barclay Perkins & Co. Is celebrat
ed London Porter, which rs regarded the best for
Inyalds.
10. G. BROWN EVANS.
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kiiOn and Commission Card.
EAITHERN MERCHANTS IND DEALERS.

+ subscribers have opened laTgr and extern
Eive house Tor the Transaction UI a -tTlctly COM
hon BUSINESS AM GENEi,AL AoENGl ,Wlh
dement's for the cons slant reception 81 all kinds
|ods. Wares, Merchandise aEd manufactures IN
|iriuus departments OF Trade
sith ctundeuC aud pleasure that We call the
Ron OF those visiting Nashville 10 our varied
changing stock, a. the larger pottio
II cDnsignmrnts are from manuals tuFcFt STsg
7, or those forced % sell 10 raise funds. kerp
" that 1.-The money BE- made Ia the purchase -
> faithfully attended so when accompanied b.
|ash. BENZ. =. SHItI-IS 90
Central Stores, No - ana 20 college 4
|s-u Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-28

Velvet, Brussels ply ins fain all wool haif wool
STAR Hall Azd Cottou, cart etnEs, every grade aa1
qualify Mats Hearth Rage ,csntl.a Mstt.us tos-o4
10. iateea n - oar fofiase o. keup constantly ga
ksHa fi aud cunsl iete stacS - tas above Go
ztlcL 80 will offer . CASH pFompt time dealers
los cot lsss, than aay etHcr h0ase b. the Nsst
Coautry.
To those who Ia search Of Gaats below The
ma kst prsoes COR fsk Las THAN THET x
NoElH } n xoal4 say thai eur afFzn gene lts are
Completed ftF cbtaiuias eouE gulasIts and - Jen
issss " tat sl enable af ali tluses 70 meet their
Nlss-s and earnestly req zess sH Cash hz3
irotigt lay az Cg,tufaeFs 10 Gall ana exata-ae ear
stssCs before parcazzang ELSEWHERE. Ne are deter.
mined male Depot q Cii zp aaci5.
TsAbuE lItis-
notice stti be given u esF nrEt N2ua-autai As
tics Sais Il sFFilsE ana saiauseF Soc1s.
fcst-u
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q the Christian Advocate and Journal, New York.
Aug- l. 1852.

|aE HoUsZkEEPr.'s FRIESD -SPALDiSG' FfEFA'NhO
|E-SmaiI eonveniences for general fnTniIy use
often Of more value than Wi-at are called great
enfiOns' i is estimated thai il the United states
Re are al least I'VE millions OF households, N all
|ehich the anuoyauee Of sqH2king, riekeiy chairs
las tabIss etc, + constantly experienced, and 50
l. as furniture is il this eouditiGn there is always
ger Of a s-sInash-up-" The experience thecity
|se-kseuer. with Nay-day before her eyes, will
div srgzest the value ard nveHicnce Of really
|txorthy prepared glue, that can be instantly
|uzht IN requsitiDn where repairs n furniture and
err household wares are needful- The want Of
Ia an srtic Ie is as c0Est ut and universal the
Lly. an6 hitherto II Las been Naut unsuppIied-
5, how yer, can be truly said no longer Spz.ld-
p Prepared Glue seems a. be al that has been de
9 IN his direction It is kept soluble b. oherni
retains is strength aud teBzeiiy, - convenient
Always sup to the sticking point, - pat up in
lie with brush, auI sold al tNeHty five cents
hogze-Eeeper in cIry or country eau vel aHnrd
b without bottle q spaIdi7g'z Prepared Glue
just the thing for tie IiJrary and schools, where
Is are constantly IL need o. repair
|b21-2w
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-28

SPRING WHEAT.-Messrs. ARMSTRONG & Co,
No. ) Market Street, have received large
lot Of spring wheat, which may be sown b.
tween this and the 10Th March. Our farming
friends who wish to procure it should apply
at once, as the great damage to the Fall
wheat, the past winter, renders the demand
for the Spring wheat very great.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-28

e popularity Or the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
Il, Is eue1teus.ye With tie civilization OF the
c. Other articles claim q GlLertate pam and
ess-this cures Family Ply siciaUsr Govern
l Hospitals, Farriers, Planters Formers. Livery
Sc-, have particularly demonstrated this fact,
ughDut the world No article ever before re
ed such undivided praise and suPpeTtlrOH Hedi-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-28
MRS. wiNsLow.
shis4rlseiefor oys.ten

REl.ItF AND HEALTH To YOCRINFANIs.
Prtce 5 cuuts per BOTTLE.
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NeaaN-madc Clothing.

THIS branch Of our business will receive the espe-
cal atteton OF our bay eFs, quantity gualty sHd
des - AID would respectfully titc att-utinu
Also, u eLLre ucT stuck uf II Jaw GButiS,
comprising large Aad beAaiIldi invoice Of Aeu's
Boys Youth AID Oh frou's Hats AMI Caps. dr4h
brown, white and blAcA l. ghoTa Hats; LADIES' and
Misses blaomcF klats and Infants hoods; ali OF
MI Ch All DC odefsa at th- iuScrt market prices.
tas tier With an unusual heavy supply OF Bicacatd
AZ, Brown humeslics, usnNeLrss, striped ana Plain
riiiit -, Sc Hardware aud C1trfy . uis I3sEsis
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For Fax CaIIecfor

EE- We are authorized announce DR.. 10. ".
BROWN "a candidate Tor Revenue Collector of Da-
yIdSpu county al the ensuing March ciecuJn.
jIu2i-le
lTF7We are 7uthorizedt to announce Q. C. DEGRoyE
a Candidate for Revenue Collector of DAVIDSON
county, at the ensuing March election.
JIn-O-te
E1- We are authorized TO announce W. b. YOUSG
OF hite's Creek, candidate Tor Revenue CoIlec
tor al tn ensuing March election
Es- We are authorized to announce DANIEL G.
CLARK candi lat Tor Revenue Collector OF Da-
wilson county, at tie ensuing March election.
dec3O-te
YOUNG candidate Tor Tax Collector Of Davidson
county at the ensuing March election.
deczg-te
E5- weare authorized to announce A J. RAMSEY
as candidate for State and County Revenue COliec
TOR Tor Davidson county, the ensuing March elec
ton. dec26-te
TPwe are authorized to announce JoELA BAT
TIE as candidate for the Office Of Revenue COllec-
tor OF Davidson county at the ensuing March cleo
dec2I-te
Sc We are authorized To announce JOHN GREER
candidate Tor reelection the office OF State
aud County Revenue Collector al tie ensuing March
election. dec2l-le
81 We are authorized to announce ANDREW
GkEGOkY candidate for Tax Collector oil David
soucounty AZ the ensuing March election
dec2e-te
POWERS as candidate for Revenue Collector OF Da-
wilson county At the ensuing March election.
deC2J-te
10 We are authorized to announce f. d. WHIT
WORTH - a candidate ioi the Office Revenue Col
lsctOr Of Dy dsOn county the ensuing March eiec
ton. dec22-te
For Magistrate.
BS- We are authorized 10 announce DAVID u.
WARE as can IdIte Tor Magistrate IN this district.
fsD2s-td
For COnsta bie-Ist District.
Es5- Nr are authorized % announce A. a CARTER
a candid te Tor Constable ia this, the First Dis
tTct at tue March lection jIu3l-te
gSl-Wc are authorized to announce Capt. JESSE W.
PAGE a candidate for Constable in the Nashville
District, at the ensuing March election.
JIuiZ-Ie
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THy CRY Pass The Union still calls up

The CRY PREss- The Union still calls up
on its friends to go to work. and keep on
working, TO extend its circulation. '-It is the
best service" says the Union, "they can per-
form for the interests of Democracy" 1T Is
exceedingly important" it continues, "that
our paper. in view of the ensuing Presiden-
tiaI canvass. should be extensively circulated
and read in every community, as a means OF
keeping the people thoroughly Informed upon
all matters of political character" This
reminds US that We have never yet made an
appeal to our friends in behalf of the Patriot.
Perhaps we'd better do it now, while the
UIaion's example is here to inspire us with the
necessary moral courage for the undertaking.
We accordingly embark:
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LECTURES ON GEOLoGY.-We learn that a
number of citizens of Nashville have joined in
an invitation to DIR. BoYNToN to deliver here
his series of Lectures on Geology. and that it
is probable he will comply next week. We
shall be glad to welcome him.
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S PRING T RADE.
1876
W. NlEEI - IINCLS

w OULD respectfully info m their customers and
Merchants gener ely who purchase their Goods
ihis market tha' thcy have .trmen,.d RECEIVING
their Spring stock which VII be found extensive,
well selected and especially adapted g. tie wants e.,
TIL trade for the approaching season. Our long
peTieuCe IN business, getcT " H. superior facilities
for purchasing aud obtaining Consignment ablGs
u o Offer tht IN at prices that Will DEFY competition.
10 satisfy yourselves OF tie fact AsX Is II
GIVE : Cali Ha1oRE Not
our stock viii embrace al the best brands ard
sty les ul PRINTS Of every grade We shall 'so have
a l.l -IIae VI FkENCm. ENGIIsM AND AMERlNAN
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-28
NreSS Gso0hS

Cloths, Cassimercs, Twceds, COttonadcs, Linen aud
Linen Duck Tor Coat and Pants.
We shall have On han a tuil and complete assert
meut OF all Ciasses 81 WHITE GOODS, including,
IRISH Linen, Linen HapdkerDhivIs, banssSs, Nap
kins, Eubroideries, Iaces, Muslin Curtlius, Nantes
SC Our STOCK of kngiish, tresch aud Gcrtnau Hos
iEIN vii b. ~ all time, Iouud fail Our sortmeut
oT Varieties and Yankee Notiru, Watches Jrweiry
anu Fancy Guo.s roo 0RKkT TO ENUMzRATE-suf
HoieBt To II ALL compare favoTably With any
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-28

CITY MAP OF NAsHyILLE.-Personssw wish
ing to subscribe for the City Map Of Nash
vile can do so by calling on Mr.. NoR-
VEL or Mr.. GARRETT, at the Registers office
in the Courthouse.
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Express TO CIarksrilIe.

THE saata>ra Express csssys.ay respectfully sn.
Il noence that thex runhiuE AnssESGEss
tbrussh 10 cszrksville, Va 4 X zHa n C 4 l.
Rail ears, aHi prepared forward - that place
AID lntes venirs pGs with rauptnc~e aaa dep tch
All goods usua iy seat ty express. IAeF sfi ASA
fsrNafa - "A places sLsFe Euasss, eeBnestiE <
Ei;h The above Railroads.. Bills Betes aFaftE esc.,
eoiiected ana PeaEaTs sesasn "a tds.
~ otSze No - PGhi.e sas2re.
seais-a A X. Hull Superintendent
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Taxes.
CouEcroE's OsFicz, err HAtI,
NAsHyu Jan. 18th. lSSo.

NHLi+ AHft . tFF4NAf III hAlls [
NASHVILLE, Jan 10Th, lsoo.
Y PAYERS who wish To avail the mselyes Of
ne privileges Of the law allow IA < prepay meat
kRPoRATiUN TANsS, tor the year 1s60, sFe
D notinei that they nos DO 80 by ealing
Collectors once Interest at TIE Fate of oNE
KIT. per Dohth all be alias-a fem the date Il
cate tili LIST u July Owners ~ taxable prop
n this ny will nad Il 20 their iHterest 10 call
iizteiy. A MI son,
|zf-lm Collector.
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CrtmfnaI Court CIerIk.

EB We authorized 10 announce CHARLES NJ.
HAYS as didate Tor Criminal Court Clerk at the
ensuing election. dec3i-Ie
E8- Weare autbOrizedtO announce JOHN SHANE,
Esq, a candidate for re-eiec 10 the Office Of
Criminal COGrtCIerk next March election. myl7te
II We are authorized TO announce mr.. E
PATTERSON as aeaHdidatefo CriminaI Court Clerk
attlle nsuIng March election may2+ I'd
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School for Boys and Girls.
JOHN III. STONE.

Ill commence ave mouths school. on Men
day, the 9th OF February, AT the large aud
|kuo~n Brick school House. -itgatei on the co.,
IL Remembrance street, on the franklin rurn
Terms II rUl;ion iron 80 10 go per session
Innnihs-
| >TssSK bas becB Engaged in teaching for the
30 years, aad hopes by STRICT attrL tion TO eusi-
b receive liberal patronage
LII JoHS II Stone
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For sheriff.

II ? We authorized to announce JOHN &.
EDNoNDSON as candidate for sheriff of Davidson
county, at the ensuing March election. oct2e-te-
II 1--WE are authorized to announce JAMES II.
HINTON Candidate for reelection the ONCE Of
Sheriff OF Davidson county, at the ensuing March
election. septa6td-
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Efs- See Benz. f. SHIELDS & Co.'s adver-
tisement of Auction Sales this morning, at
10 o'clock, and at early gas light tonight.
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Es- We are authorized to announce J. b. RUT-
LAND as a candI-a Tor Magistrate IN this District
at tue ensuing election. ieb2s-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-28
laws White Wheel Grease.

fhe best article for greasing carriage wheels and
machinery OF all kinds. For sale by
~. e.. BROWN & EVANS.
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GET the Best.

wescIsrERs euAs 10 DICTIONARY lisa. Boy.
Al eazEts Pages; lse9 sEpsEb weed CO; liszlsEs1 IA
e.eoo ~ssss Ana seaaltlsaz: 100 e4essssss A..
teirs ga sFassyHss, AL Pfsasaasieg veeasetary 81
nAaa' e n ssaiasLt aasz Tor sale oaly BY
g. saAeAS.
fssie-d Al csliexs szrsst.
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Ltt4AA.
sat 1 II act speedH,
Ne 5eliexsitthe besl
uastD. - Al czses o.
kiioA n CIiIi.lskk-S.
tecthizk- OF from any
sas - every Bothci ar
fro4 4ny eitaeforeza-
LHF lUlR FREJIDI.
lsiCES OF oiliEgS
iAs child zre the reliei
Atsskli-ITkIf SCEk-
lae1tssne. sf Ilnsiy
all accompany esck
les tas aze siafie Of
EoEx. : % tAe eat
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Spring Wheat.
ROO BUSHELS SPRING Wheat, just received aud
cOO for sale By
frb2s ARMSTRONG K CO.
Spring Barley.
ono BUSHELS spring Barley, per Steamer
feSZJ ARaSTRGNG & CO.
White NeshannOck Potatoes.
100 BARRELS WHITE NkSHANNoCK POTATOES
ieL2-,r ARMSTRONG co.
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CANDIDATES.
For Attorney General.

E1 We are requested TO announce S. l. FIsLzY
a candidate for Attorney General of the Ninth Judi
cial Circuit. Election Nay 1850.
oct lite
Es We are authorized 10 announce JAMES E
RAMS, Esq, candidate for the Office of Attorney
General of the Ninth Judicial Circuit composed of
the counties of Davidson, Sumner and williamson
Election ext May. oct3-te
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River News.
ARRIVED.
Feb. 27-Minnetonka, Paducah.
DEPARTED.


Feb. 27-MinnetOnka, Paducah.
DEPARTED.
MinnetOnka, Paducah,
Acacia Cottage, Carthage,
The river continues to rccede, but there is
still plenty of water on the Shoals for all
classes of steamboats,.
The John 4. Fisher is the packet for Padu-
cah to-day. She will leave at noon.
The James johnson departs for New Orleans
tomorrow at ~ O'Clock. pleasant voyage
to her and all who take passage on her.
For CNCINNATI.-The steamer Sam Krk-
man, with that clever fellow JOSH. THRoUP, is
advertised to leave this evening at o'clock.
BES. +. EAGAS is the financial man on this
craft.
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Carmiue Inks.
For February.
Valentines for $500.

TUSr received al ,. HA6AS's, No. al College 81 /,
- ssTss ahd elegant rtfneHt Of VALENTINES,
CARDS, kes ffGi'fzs, RfTkfls ke. Come Ana sea-
linraiais a. eFety pFige freH nSe eeEtz - tWenty
cellars TIE trade seppiiea ca FsAssaable .sTEs.
b. HAEAS,
gEh1-u ~ coftsge
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curry. Mex Mar, Edniy Far. and the n. Y.
Weekly Herald.
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RILMO l..

IAttAO uose4 an o4s q CHEEKY a.Tuet, seKt
IL - las 4ra.4rfis isaaK oue 4vsr eHloa, 4
10 Fetarn tisaks niy lElvlas
customers los las u0rra iasrvaasv Dest5~e t4c
0l4 st4ld, and Bvpe t4at chaa4sr pace Siii uVS
Usiy = etsisttagsace Oat Increase "a
traac horst0l0re reSsIyea.
J4s-o-lf J. II. AcGILI-
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zinc Teas.

Just received Urge lot Of NJ PLUS ULTRA
BLACK and PLANTATION IMPERIAL rEAs. These
Teas are consi tered hs best importsd and for the
sale Of bsh we are sole agents.
JsaIS-tf -. q. BROWN 4 EVANS.
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Mustang Lininient.
VALUABLE HORSE SAVED.

r. = LITCH, Hyde rark, VI, ..rltes:-.' that the
Sc was considered WOTIhiess,' {nIs case was
Mn } but since tL- free use 81 the Mustang
neut, / have sold hiIn FOR one $50 cab Your
neEt has been doing wonders upAeTc."