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FcrrCHTs on TIE NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA
E,uEolD-We understand it is reported at Louis
riIe and Cincinnati that the blockade of freights
here is owing to the inability of the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad to move all offering. This is
mistake. 1t is owing to the fact that the Georgia
State road has been so injured beyond Chattanooga
As to prevent it from carrying forward freights
But this will be remedied in few days.
We also learn it has been suggested in Cincinnati
that freighs for Georgia should be sent to Memphis
to be shipped by the Memphis and Charleston Rail
road Our Cincinnati friends seem net TO know that
the latter road unites the Nashville and Chattanooga
=. Stevenson this side of Chattanooga-and that
feishts by that route would fare better than by
+bs Cincinnati shippers will experience no difficult
~ here in getting their freghts sent forward
n 5av or two, when they will go on through
p,,,4,RuoNrc CoNCERr.-Don't forget it to night
c,,,r,1r URso in two beautiful Solos the BENTs and
o.bor xocalists, and the best instrumental music
81, hos ever been played in Nashville. This is
H.. b,t one of the present season, and no other
-,,.s are attainable. Every body will be
-rt,o,, Won care to know, and any young lady
=, ,rtor, Won NAV take an interest viii never know
Won AGAIN if YOU should fail to take her'
4. DAVIDSON, Eso.-This gehtlsiian "uui'sS'u
the citizens of South Nashville on MONDAY nlgn'' Al
Lincoln Hall. Mr.. DAvDsoNs speech was c.lA.'.,
terzed by his usual sound sense iorcOie isio Slo
suggestive thought he is one OF the most S'eI!ls
and intellectual of our working men, ana eAeiciS
just and salutary influence with his felLowoi'l]eHS
CH.rr,xoog, ApvERrIsER.--We have lnadvefl&n'
ly failed to notice the retirement Of Mr.. d. l. fhIL
LIPS from the Chattanooga Advertiser, lie is an ac
complished gentleman and good writer ana We
shall greatly miss him from his accustomed posi-
He however leavethe AdUatiSer in exceleI' il"''S
Mr.. HILL, his late associate, remains at the heini
and viii made the Adveyfissr worthy the generous
support Of the people Of Hamilton and adjoining
counties. We cordially wish him most abundant
success,
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THoRNE, Esquires.

The Communication of Judge Humphreys
We bespesk for the communication which appears
in our columns to-day over the signature OF Judge
HUMPHREYS not merely careful reading but the
thoughtful study of every man who wishes to be
thoroughly informed in reference to the historical
facts and judicial bearings Of the crest question of
slavery.
We have contented ourselves too much in Tonnes
see with merely superficial view of this question
Opinions thus formed, are constantly liable to be
changed as the passions of the moment incline US
to one side the other
With such knowledge of the subject as the com
munication alluded to imparts, there is at and
forever foundation to stand upon, from which no
sophistry, however ingenious, can shake 1t goes
to the bottom Of the well, where only, it is said,
truth is to be found and leaves nothing unsaid that
may not be gathered from other sources that are
accessible to all A months labor is saved even to
the already well-infsrmed politician, who should
undertake to coate the facts, historical and judi
cia embodied in this single article.
The reader should by all means preserve it for
future reference and study, OF the character Of
the writer, whether for high intelligence or I'M
swerving patriotism, the people of Tennessee need
no admonition at our hands.
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discount, and in Louisville at IH@s.
TENNESSEE BONDS.

The telegraph reports sales OF Tennessee Bonds in New York
yesterday st6c, which Of &c on the preytou.
sales Our Bonds have been running very rapidly within
flew days This depreciaon learn is attributable to the
abstraction of large OF Bonds from the Indian Trust
Fund in the Interior Department Washington large pro
portion Of which were Tennessee Bonds The Brokers do
not like to buy Tennessee Bonds lest they might get some OF
the stolen Bonds the payment might be STONED
We understand that several parties have applied
to the Comptroller to know the State will bound to pay
these Bonds to the holder Some Of the Bonds were
North Caronas AID the that State by the
advice OF the Attorney General directed payment Of the JAN
uay interest the holder Of the coupons State had no
right to inquire how be them. interest on our Bnd
was paid like and the will be compelled To
the principal to the holder Of the Bonds unless the United
States Government establish the that they are stolen
property and belong to the Indian Trust Fund We trust come
step will be takeh to relieve State from the effects or
this depressing influence.
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For RENT-A desirable suit of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings. Apply at this
Office. ldec29-tf
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Review of theINashviIIe marker.

TUEsDAY EVENING Feb. 5, 1861.
The Cotton market exhibited little animation day. though
the sales amounted 70 only $50 bales The receipts were
quite liberal
The movement in Tobacco light receipts We
uece considerable activity the Tobacco markets in Montrom.
county We reported the other day sale by Me.srs
Po1NDExTER POLLARD at Trice Landing Both ult
% bids good prices. At GAINESVILLE on the 3st ult
Mesrs. MCCLURE CousTs sold IS hhds follows: US IS
o75 IS, 60, 90 20, 945 95 S. So 90 IS
TO- go, TO- AIS, SIS, 49, 65 TO- s. O5; and
Messrs HORREL BLAcKsAS & Co.. 10 hhds follows S.
O5, 95, 95, 7e5, 90, 74S, 745,47O375
There fair degree of activity Produce generally In
Graceres the movement quite satisfactory.
C0TT0NThe reported to $50 bales. The fol
Loving the particulars: 10 bales &C. IL at Ike
at 91<c, 30 al 7o8T &c, and 80 at 91Sc We quote:
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YOU LOOK IN VAIN
For Grey Hair on the Head of person who Uses
TIEIMSTREET'S INIMITARBE
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

You will End the heads Of those who use il
LUXURHANT GLOSSY HAIR
OF ORIGINAL COLOR.
AND AICLEAN SCALP
NO MATTER AT WHAT AGE OF LIFE IT Is USED.
FOLLOWING TEsTIAoN If CONVINCING.
Messrs. STEWART BUTLER, MACON, Ca, March %. 60.
Savannah, Ga.
Gents-I received the package Homreets Inimtabe Hair
Restorative and after using bottle safely is the
Of the kind know Oft will do all claims do,
in restoring the Hair to its original color.
Respectfully, JONAS BKEsLKY.
oFFIcE HOME Mutual FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE Co.
st, Louis, October o. 1859
We have Hemsreet's Hair Preparation nimitable
oratve0 find to the for which it
signed, than anything have uses BEFORE
recommend lin the highest terms. B HENRY.
CHESTER,
V Cross.
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IN BBLS Family Flour;
eIO 20 bills NeshanOtk Pstatses;
= Lard.
Received per steamer coumerei2I.
W. WATTS Il CO..
eol-u No. Broad strsss.
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SPEEcHEs OF Dr. Paul T. EVE AND WM. J. SYKES
Eso-These two distinguished gentlemen addressed
the citizens of Nashville last night at the large Hall
in the third story of the Court House. The Hal
was crowded and never was there a more orderly
and attentive audience. Both gentlemen were lis.
tened with profound attention, except when the
speakers were interrupted with outbursts Of ap-
plause Dr. EVE spoke in style of eloquence and
impressiveness that indicated an earnest and deep
conviction of the Importance of the action of Ten
nessee, in the present crisis, urging manly and
prompt support of the seeding States, and closing
by referring to the glorious dispatch from "the
Mother of States" which was received with an
uproar of applause.
Mr. SYKES followed DR.. Eve in one of the strong
est speeches ever delivered from the hustings of
Nashville. As the patriotism of some men cannot
Use above dollars and cents Mr. S. argued the eco
nomical view of the case, showing that the Govern
ment Of a Southern Confederacy would cost the
people of Tennessee less money than the amount
they now pay to the Federal Government, by rea-
son of the heavy tariff now collected from the
South. He showed from Helpers Impending Cri
sis that all the arguments in the mouths Of many to
disparage Southern Shareholders, are borrowed
from that execrable production and from Black Re
publican organs such as the cry Of slave oil
garchy," and also the attempt to array the non
shareholders against the Shareholders.
Mr.. SYKES made powerful appeal to the mer-
chants and mechanics of Nashville, showing them
that they are supported by the South and on the
one hand. if Tennessee does not take her position
tn the South, Nashville is necessarily cut off from
the sources Of her trade, while If she casts her lot
with those who support her trade, the tariffs Of the
Southern Confederacy will protect her against tine
cheap labor Of the North.
We regret that we have not space to report more
OF the points of these eloquent efforts, but we are
compelled to refrain from a more heightened alb
stract The truths, so forciby enunciated. should
come home to the hearts and minds of the thinking
business men of Nashville.
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STPONEmENT OF SALE

FENHE sale advertised for this morning necessarily post
poned until Saturday morning. the l6a February when
superior lot Of Prlor Furniture, Brussels Csrpeng
will be sold under attachment, of RUSSELL
d O. BENZ SHIELDS & co,
"a
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Ntolen, $50 ReWard.

stolen, $50 Reward
From the neighborhood of Spring Hill, Tenn, on
the night of the 2Sth ult., a
Uionlnna KreasInfn.
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TO TRAVELLERS pE SEA AND LAND.

The Nachinist, the Tr.Es vesr ana every other ndi
Yidual whose lot in lifk throws him within tne
chance from esDoXE sso collision, should
that this MagS is his best and only
friend It is beth porablfE cheap and should ever
be his companion, renf need There are thoussnds
living witnesses testif6 to It's marvellous virtue, wEo
owe their sound limbs an4 muscles saving efficacy
The following c the9eGdn0 diseases Tor wnce
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAM EXTRACTOR lisa PkEVEf
rHTV = lIoQIT p.
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d MI - w a NJ NJ.
Successor to Burgess Swami
W HOLES ALE GROC GER,
pzAEKR IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
Corner College and Church Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSER.

NASHVILLE TENNESSEE.
large quantities during the season. His stock nov IN Stsre con
sists in part follows, viz:
Sugars.
200 hhds Louisiana Sugar, Ios bbs Lovsring'sD. r.,
Crushed, 25 boxes n r Ta.f
$50 do Small Loaf.
Coffee.
800 100 bags prime Rio, 50 sAgIprine Laguyra,
lOO do D. G.Java-
mOlassess
500 b6s Choice PlantstiOn, 3 barrslsN OF yrup,y
WY do do Is packages St. Louis.
Sundries.
500 hxs Star Candles, 500 4 bxA Star Candies,
so 6xs TsuoE Candles, Is bazs spie. swap
lOO bags Pepper, Is bxs ground Pepoer
500 bills New York and Rossn3o0 casks Soda,
- dale Cement, LOG bxs do IN parer,
80 sacks Race Ginger, 50 DO Indigo, extra ans,
Z cases Dutch Nader, 20 ties fresh Rice,
yOO dozen Painted Buckets, $50 nests Painted Tabs
LIQUORS.
~ bos Tenn White Whisky, 300 hbls Deans extra wisk
l w 90 Bour9en DO 100 do Ward Cary's DO
% DO Robertson co do l25 do Old Rye a.
2casks Jean Louis Brandy. 40 do "a No.. -
do Louis La Berton do so DO Julius ri gr,i,bS nta
20 bbls Cherry Brandy, Reserve Wbist-v
e % Blackberry Do casks cataE6a Brandy,
~ 10 ce4cn do 90 bols Grape 20
20 Measks seignetts do rs 80 Ginger 40
IS bbls Rum Gin, 20 40 Annie -
70 ss cas-. sherry Wnss csEs seignstts de-
3 kegs Lemon Cordial, IS do swan a.
10 cases Champagne, u p1ts, Is casks Madeira VIM
= Dxs WINE Nines 20 do Old Port do
l50 ebls fresh Ale, varisus 10 bills do Ginrer "a
o. bIs cIs-., W.. . baskets Champagne, pts
20 do London Porter.
Tobacco.
200 bxs Va, assorted brands 3OObxs Tam ,,.o-. 49,
lgo DO KY do do $50 90 No ~ ~
5000 Imported Cigars, IOo,OOo Domestic ci,,-, 10
--o-- J. ID. SWAMI.
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ForeIgn commercial.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 2s.Per ftsdner Eeddr-Cotton-saIes
Monday 90 900 bales and Tuesday 10000 bales Of which
laors took 1000 bales The opened with an advancing
tendency, bat closed quiter but brn with partial advance
Manchester adVices uufavoabe the having decn.
i1g tendency.
BreadstuGs dull with declining tendency Provisions dull
oOnso 9l1<99lH fer money, and 91K99lI for account
Money market generally unchanged.
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PROCLAMATION
lSHAM G.. HARRIS.


q 7al9N7l71.
FHyO all wis shaIl these reei1os bs..
has been made known 70 that a certair n. u.
stands charged with having committed foul and .focon
murder on the 18th day Of January, 1851 upo5
LIS BuRKs late Of our county Of Bedford has sss An t
and is now running at large '-'~S'
Now therefore, 4, 1sham G.. Harris eove-ro- 4.
virtue Of the psser and authority in ne vests a. ~
reward Of two hundred and atty dollars to any oe-s . -
who may aPPrenend said I'D Hilton and devs rim ~ ~.
sheriff Jaor Of our county Of BEDFORD in ;
In behalf, may Be had and executed - 4- 3@se'
- In testimony whereof I bsSs h.. -. - -,
and caused the great Seal Of The state h he ~
{L-s( H1snyiiie he s4tA day Of January, 1861 =
- 80 p S1 p IsHAM G. HARRIS.
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of circular shape, twenty-one stones, very closely
set a set of jet, in the form of crosses and fine
lace veil.
will give areward of $50 for the recovery of
the afore mentioned articles; sS5 for the PIN and
SIS for the others.
Jan. S, 1S60.-D IT,
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SPECIAL NOTICES
rarE oIIIEf AMONG TEN THoUsAND.

THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
HAS uniysrsalIy supaaned ali oinmens and healing
applications in bo the Eastern and Western Hernpheres
wherever introduced sSc merit is the true secret
Of its success In all cuaneou affections, whether the cause be
0ccifeHtor disease.
BURNS x SCALDs
are Instantly relieved Of ths anguish pain and MAN
nation, BY timely applica ton Of this marvellous hsar
and the neshisrenew as f:s By charm, blsnish or
scar remaining. q
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GRAND FORCED AUCTION SALE!
Furniture. Ma LTrasseS, d Varieties.
HARDY BROTHERS, Euctioneers.

be sold the highest bidder cash only and no
reserve, O. Wednesday morning. February 9th
10 o'clock immense stock Of and second Frnture,
we'll assorted Also, large lot Of No besides
kinds Of Goods mentioned IG4 packages assort.
ed Lilo lors, HARDY BROTBERs
feh5 II Auctione-s & Gen'l ACTS. - Pablo Sops,s
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From Boston.

BosToN, Feb. 4.-The onion meeting called at the
Exchange adjourned till evening after iusrruct;n0
us oncers to urge the Legislature to appoint Com.
mlssioners to Washington,
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sARFORD,s
Liver TlAv1&orat0E
NEVER DERIEITATES.

TT Is cOmpOHndod entirely from Gum, and
has become an estabshect, Standard Medicine, known
and approved By all thasl have used IT, and is
sorted to with confidence I'M disease for which it
Is recommended. 4;
It has cured thousands within the last two years
who had gYeA up all hopes Of relief, the numerous
unsolicited certificates in my = possession show.
The dose be adapted to the temperament OF the
individual taking it, and 9 ed in such quantities to
act gently the Bowels. e
Let the dictates Of your y Judgment guide you in the
use Of the LIVER IN. GVIGORATOR, and it
will cure Liver Conn - plants, Bilious At.
tacks, Dyspepsia. N, Chronic Diarfhoea
. II IN m er G o = plants, Dysente.
RI, DrOpsY, Sour . Stomach, abitual
C0stiVeness, ChOI- lie, Cholera, Cholc-
ra observation-disclosures IRfantum, Elafu-
lences J a n d C e. a Female Weakness
es, and nay be used sue = cessfully Ordtna-
ry Family Medi-i = cine. It will cure SICK
H y A ID G H f., (asl = Thousands testify) in
twenty minutes if ~ two or three Teas
spO0nfuls are taxi - en- at the comm sncemsnt Of
attack =
All who use tare giving their moay
In its favor,
Mix water in the mouth Wit the Inygorator swallow
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BURNS &c soALDs
rnE rRlrND g, rHE NuRsERY

Children frequent su ferers external injuries
especially from FIusd antsi O7nuHeae Eeplosioas-her
fore every mother shou have this healing preparation
constantly at hand. It hea Breasts, anoq ucky re-
moves the TETTER or RINes WORM, reOdtenS an she
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ALBANY, Feb. 4.-Ex-GoV. Horatio Seymour was
to-day nominated b the Democrats for the United
states Senate, to succeed Vim. H Seward
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DESERTPrxO,
PROCLAmaTTON

ed bi = man about six feet high, with sandy AA- snd
..S 49,. IS-aer slender build, round shouIdersd II Is ~
S ~ ne mas changed his sppeaancs By hair dye ana
e-1t-b- fanQs- Ill
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NEW YORK BANKS.

The telegraph reports the following changes the
OF the Banks Of tie city Of New YORK week ending the
I'd inst. from that Of the previous week:
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4IIItrn DE u Ma

NAAAHHHHH-HTHass aHHas@as1HNH
Union Bank Of S. O. 4"
LOUISIANA
All New Orleans Banks. par
NORTH CAROLINA:
Bank OF N. Carolins-.... Sdis
Bank OF Cape Fear. 8 g
Bank OF Chsrlotte........... 8 g
Bank Of Fayetteville......- 8 81
Bans OF Wsdes5cro........lU a.
Missouri:
ST. Louis Banks.............. Sais
Country Banks......-.... 8 -
IEDIANA:
BIZ ofthe Stateof Indiana. 2dis
Other Banks............--...5 -
ILLINOIS :.....-...........--.....10 p"
All notes of this state should
be counteTsigncd by the State
Officer, being then secured by
deposit Of State Stocks.
OAIo:
State Bank OF 0hio.......- eds
Bank Of the Ohio Valleys q
Commercial Bank of Oin.9 a
Country 9snks......... } !"
Iowa.
sta Bank.................-.
MINNESOTA.
IAN regarded as wildcats y
WISCONSIN
Solvent Banks............--
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Do You Want a Pipe and Cane Together!
Give JOHN WHoRLEY, 80 South Market street,
trial The most complete pipe yet offered in a mo
ment can be turned into neat and handsome walk
ing stick Direct importation from the European
manufactures. janl
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Auction SaIcOf Fine PargOP Purni.
tire, Extra Superior Pianos, etc.
Wednesday, Morning, Jan. 9, at 10 O'Clock
BENZ. f SHIELDS d CO.

NE}ILL sell on account Of whom may concern 4 supe
ror lot Ct Psrlor Furniture One superior Piano.
ana fain Mahogany do, Sale positive and cash
BENZ. I. SHIELDS 4 CO.,
Central Rooms,
'9O-d No = College street.
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NAsHvTEEE TENNs THURsDAY JULY Il 1851

~ Z
60 the rank o. encra after the army is shall
III Tnasc ~ the selection from the army. 60 >. -,
sTe TSsfthe Fresioent be authorized, whenever in MS
tusnt 1s public service Hsy require tS % . 49, =
he or Of engineers ceiosl Eh9 lel fece
the pay arc q ave ss psy te eessl
&c That there be added 70 ths qaasefasssI eoal
Of cne colonel, and two I'll tEe Iana
OF Insj and 70 the commits ary genera one ~
craisy VIII tue rrnS Of CIpRin aud to then edIeal de-
artment six surgeons sud fourteen assstns surge. ns'
sac s. III Presd mt b. authorzei T. appoint as many
military sterskeepers with psy ard allowance Of ansst
lieutenant infantry. the FaeteePnC the Pablo prop
~ nav not to Excel in all six store keepers
SIC g. Tha there adde1 to the 2ry establishment one
quar- ssrgesnt for each gn ent o. Yslry ana n,s
the nay and allowance OF sergeant mer accord nS
Sc TIT there nav be enlisted for the MEDICAL depart.
nent the sys for the term alreaiy ProEiced By law 10Th
enlisted mary ho p'ts stewards as the serye may
reust prescribe and Who shall receive the
ana allowance ofa sergeant nejor
SIC That IN il a iitary school sfabe established fer
e elementary instruction Of officers for the the President
shall authorized appoint cadets from the several States Ia
number the Houkeof hep
eentaves aaa zen I'D ton 70 oe selected oy hun az large
szte Who shall be attached to
in srFke IN anr the army spsrnumerary Cfei
gh tbs rank cadet who sa receive the monthly py OF for
y dollars and competent fer promotion At such tim under
such regulations be prescribed BY tie Predsnt or here
sro Taa The President bs authorized to assign
the Confederate STATES to sad duty With volunteers proyi
sona troops, and to confer upn h while fmploysd the
ssc To- There sail be allowed paid every bodied
who shall be daily enlisted to serve in the army Of the
Confederate bounty Of ten del but the ent Of
five dos Of said boun hs be deferred until the recruit
s1a have ben mzseied into e., regiment in which he Is 70
serve -s.---
SIC II That the provision o. the third se,on Of the act Of
the Congress Of the Cned Ssts making appropriations Tor
the Legislative, executive and Judicial xpsse o. The gov
for the year ending the thirteenth day Of June A D.
eghen hundred and sixty approved June twenty third,
eighteen hundred and sixty, which declares that
ary supplies whatever which Of patented invention,
shall purchased the right using applying patent
inventions shall authorized by Law, ani
the apr prizon therefor explicitly sat forth, that it Is for
W OF force within the Confederate sates0 shall
be suDended cpera for and during the existing
APPaoyED May '16, ISL. juneZ9-lzE4E