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sTRAwBERRIEs.

We haveoysr one hundred varieties anone rhich are
4pre Bush, white std rsi Alpine Wood uhifs and rn
Boston kne bnsts Prize, Brighten Pima Baltimore scarlet
vsrg esriyl Blnspa orangs, Black Prime Burrs New Pine
BROOKS Rrolnc Doydens Mammoth, Crimson Coma czitsT
Seeding zaia to confuse IN fruit 8 dsysl rirsor ~
Charies fayorts, Chnax Dundee, Genesee GIebc.e st
Heveys Seeding, Hooker, Hudson, arsn Osanr Hlu hei
y VARIETY, Jennys Seed ing LaTge Early seax4 Lizzie Ran
dolph Krellnc "A Rene ladys Pins tzqnsts
Monroe searst MsyiAndiea, omer PachA- Ohio MAMMOTH
Peabodys seedng Prince Gokose, Scarlet Mzxnss sootf
Seeding, Sir Adair s Harry sEznsons ssedag snseses
PAie. walker wilson's Albany c 1t IS per dos.
en-: 81 % per 100.
Alice Maui Ajax, Admiral Dundass British Queen, Boston
Pine (est Ehsl. Confess de Marne, compts Handsr
Cutrhs Black Prince CoRie de Paris Due De Braan Hon
IA Begique, Ingrams Prince Of Wales, Hrod large
and afel Triomphe de Gand best and most pzofahe Tro
opes Victoria livery large and aes Ycomesse Hssrt
Th1ry, &C.. at 50 cents per dozen; 81 50 per CO.
Kitleys Carolina SrpeEbs Kiys Grliah vesy large and
l2e) Nicholsons Supb, fore Reast and nze), Col
den SEEDED Jesse Reed Princess Royal, &C, at 50 csrts per
dorm; 81 90 per 100.
We viii furnish Arg Of the sboTs varieties, By he e
larger quantities, 81 greatly reduced prices.
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Reported By H. Harrison Steamboat, and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Agent
Reports from the Upper Cumberland represents
the river falling with rSpidIty. Now on Harpeth
Shoals feet scant.
Frieghts for New Orleans in the river scarce.
The PASSPORT is hourly looked for from New Or
leans and will, on account of the rapid decline of
the river return on Saturday evening next.
Steamer Hazel Dell due port from Cincinnati
this evening or Saturday morning next.
Steamer Ida Nay will be the next boat in port
after Hazel Dell from Cincinnati.
Steamer Lady Pike now lading at Cincinnati for
this place.
The May Duke will be this days II O'Clock packet
boat for Paducah.
Steamer Gen. Anderson, row due from Cairo, and
will meet with immediate dispatch back.
Steamer John Gault will be the next boat due
from Louisville.
Seven feet large in the channel at Pittsburgh.
The upper Mississippi still continues to secede yet
maintains water sufficient for the largest class Of
steamers.
The POrneroy recently sunk near st. Francesville.
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CONCERT PosrPoxED.-0wing to circumstances be-
ysnd the control of the managers, the Concert for
the benefit Of the Orphan Asylum has boon post
poned to Saturday evening the sd instant instead
of this evening, as announced heretofore. Those
holding tckets and those designing to attend, viii
take due notice of the postponement to Saturday
evening, and govern themselves accordingly. The
Concert will be one of the best entertainments of the
season, and the objects for which it is given should
make it the best attended and patronized Concerts
ever given in the city Let one fail to contribute
and attend Saturday evening at the Orphans Con-
cert st the Masonic Temple.
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Review OF the Nashville uIarke.

and secs for aifted.
GRAIN-Thsrs but little inquiry for Wheat Our miller,
Offering 81 % per bushe delivered The mills Seed Wh.a.
10 held at 81 259l IS.
The stock Of Germ the increase and the ruling prcs
from store s6oc per bushs sacks included
The stock Of Oats large excess Of the demand We
quote Common at 4o945c and Seed 4550c per busheI
PhoVIsIoNs-The receipts Of Bacon are gradually deersss
ing, though hear Of change quotations. We quote
Shoulders at &c. HANS &C. and Clear Sides loo frsn wsgons
From store the selling prices Shoulders sh9oc Hams On
lOe and Clear Sides l0K@1Hc.
active request a. s9IOJc from WAGONS and 1eI
9lI1kc from store.
Good Butter Portable scarce and in demand at s
9oc at wholesale and &c at retail inferior is dull
l29I5c.
English Dairy Cheese quoted at I2c In, and Western
Reserve a. l0X9Ilc
Eggs in good supply and selling at case per dozen
vhslesaleand lOc at retail
GR0o ERIEsThe market exhibits fair degree Of activity
and prices Arm. We quote Cones at l319l4c Fair to
Choice Sugar s9s in bids bbs Moasses 3oa in bills
and 35957 in half bblS.
FRUITs-Gresn Apples in light supply demand
il limited geod, sound article is held at per Dbl
There good demand for Dried Fruits and with lghtre
cp:s the market is firm. We quote Apples peeled 4ea5Oc
Peaches uUpeesd, slc@L15 peeled ss92 Is per buhs
POTAToEs-The we'll supplied and We report sales
frOm'sto at sl.7592 in small and large barrels
ONIoNs-In COED supply and selling s29225 per bb
in racks at 9Oc@S per bushel.
sEEDS-The Of Clover light making from
SIS 259550 per bushe in bbs Blue Grass stripped
81 6O9I Clean S50S2 bushel bushel kbIs Timothy
- so busesl Herds Grass sI.409l50 Orchard 81 60
al 75 MIet 81 so; Hungarian 81; Flax Seed
HAYThe market is well supplied and quote at SIo122
per ton the wharf and frem store.
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Do you wish picture of yourself and present
worth over sIOOf Ckll on NoEroN, No. 81 COLLEGE
STREET. For 81 you get your Ambrotype or Melain-
otype taken by HUGHEs, and at the same time pres
ert Of gift ,oOrts from so cents to $50. Every
ticle of his large Stock of Variety Goods has been
numbered, and at the time you pay your 81 for
picture and handsome Union case, you receive an
envelope containing number. Any article in the
store having that number, matter if worth sl55,
viii be given to you free gift. You get per-
fact likeness of yourself and case that cannot be
obtained for less sum than 81 anywhere, and in adj
dition a splendid gift. march22-tf.
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ONLY PREPARATEON
Universal Confidence q Patronage
STATESMEN, JuDeEs,cLEHeYMEH,

AIDES Gentlemen, parts Of tie world testify to
gentlemen % the Press praise few ss
mcnals only be given circular fer more, will
"a Van Street. New York, Dec. Goth, Ices.
GKfLKNK Your note Of the 18th inst. received
Of Woods Hair requesting my certificate Of s
facsfI had no otJeceien to give it
award to yeu ehesrfny, because think it due Ny
Is aeeut so yea the color Of hair auburn Inclined
curl I've ak STAGE began turn gray,
dAndruf t. form upon IT, Each Of these dssaresbties in
creased with and about fsur months
added TO them, hair falling OF the Of head
this unpleasant predicasnt was induced to try woods
for really expectation gray hair could ever be re-
stored TO is original color except frem was, however,
net emily the falling OF arred but the
e the gray hairs and ssusby to the scap dandrur
ed to form head much 10 the qualification my
1t whose solicitation was induced to tryit.
For tails, among the many obligations to her
strongly recommend all hRsbands Who value the admiration
r wives to prSht ~ my example. and 1t growing gray
To Wood & Co., 4a4 Broadway, New YORK. - $50
Ny family are absent nom the city, and longer at No.
slanastou, Ala, July aoth, ls5e.
To RRoF TooB: Dear Sir; Your Restorative
dene hair much COED since commenced the
wish 60 make known to the PUBLIC OF its the hair,
hair and By resort to your Hsr Restort1s the hair viii
return beautiful than at least this axpersnc
Believe it all Yours truly,
s.-You publish the above yeu like By publishng
Southern 81 rap In the mobile a'ss's
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
PROErsOK wooD Dear Sir: Having had the nsOrtun.
fever New Orleans 1851 induced make trial Of
your and found u 70 ans. er as the very thing
my obligation to you in giving to the afflicted such
FINLEY JoHSsoN
medium and small ne snail holds pint and retail for 81
hotfls
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BY TELEGRAPH.
rrom rexas.

GAEvEsroE. Texas, March TO- The Convection
passed an ordinance declaring vacant the Cover
nors chair and that the Secretary Of State account
ior ais refusal 70 appear before the Convention
did the other State officers, upon due notification,
to take the oath Of allegiance. Lieut.. Gov. Clark
vas 70 assume the functions of Governor at once,
Aad me Secretary Of Stalls was called on to hand
ever me great seal Of Office and his official records
me legislature met on the 18Th. Ills not known
what Housson.wiil do.
!. Inc Commercials Washington correspondent says
me secession movement in California is spreading
under the influence Of the Knights Of the Golden
Circle. The Cabinet is considering the subject.
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WasHrTGToN, March 20-Much curiosity Is
manifested respecting the action ofthe AdministTa-
ton relative to the South, and various rumors pre-
vail, but information derived from an authentic
nource warrants the assertion that WhsteVer move
mems may be in progress involve nothing Of hos
tile character but on the contrary, are in the i-
rection Of peace. They generally agree, however,
that the military in the Gulf and the forts now
held BY the Federal Government will be preserved
Mr.. Seward and and the New Fork Senators held
eonsultation on the appointments to-day.
The Boston Post says that r. Il. Dana is urged
for District Attorney Of Massachusetts.
The following appointments were confirmed by
the Senate to-day: Adams to England, Marsh to
Sardinia Webb to Turkey, Sanford to Belgium,
Thayer Consul General to Egypt Deyine Consul to
Cork, Green Clay Secretary of Legation to Spain
Francis Queen Postmaster at Niles, Mich; Henry
Shome Postmaster at Fremont, o.; John B. Defrees
superintendent of Public Printing, who viii imme-
distelv organize new Government Bureau J. w.
Nye, Of New York, Governor of Nevada.
The two indictments against Governor Floyd in
the Court here were dismissed as untenable. The
first was for conspiracy to defraud the Govern
ment.
The District Attorney stated in open Court that
there was no evidence to sustain the charges and
with the leave of the Court would enter not pros.
The second Indictment was for malfeasance in
office in issuing acceptances.
The act Of 1857 prohibits prosecution where the
party indicated has testified before committee Of
Congress touching the matter charged, This has
been judically decided to be- not privilege, but
mandate Of law, and the case would have come to
an abrupt termination on the fact appearing in a
court of trial
On the fact being submitted in advance to the
court by counsel both sides of the indictment
q4ashed, as they could not be maintained.
The Commissioners Of the Confederate States viii
wait leisurely for the action of the Government
Great efforts are making by distinguished gentle
men TO effect peaceful solution of the Southern
complications
The Government at Montgomery have no appre>
henson of coli ion at Fort Piekens. 1t said that
the accounts published are gross exaggerations Of
the true condition of affairs there.
The Commissioners have information that the best
feeling exists between the Federal authorities and
the officers in command Of the Federal people, and
no fear of collision was entertained.
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McLEAxs CoRDIAL--As may be seen, we insert
this week the advertisement Of McLean's Cordial
&c.
It il very well known we are not particularly
favorable to patent medicines and, as . general
thing eschew the whole of them with but little GER
emony and with these sentiments we declined In
sorting this advertisement until 1--we knew what were
the ingredients Of the medicine, and how compound
ed This we have Learned, and believing, as we do.
that the ingredients are good, and the compound
judiciously made, we recommend it as q mixture
worthy of public confidence.
The above is frem the St. Louis Christian Advocate,
edited by the renowned Rev. DR.. McAxAILY, which
speaks volumes in favor of McLKAN's Cordial We
say to all try it. See the advertisement in another
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rrna. N.rr va-h

NEw YeRx, March 21.-The Worlds Washington
correspondent says that Cspt. Fraser, Of The 9th,
and Lieut.. Bsnnon, of the SD Infantry, have re-
signed.
1t is now positively known That orders have been
issued for the evacuation OF Fort Sumter BY Salar.
day. The Administration has not ordered rein
forcements TO Fort Pickens.
Bsyard will conclude his speech BY offering a
resolution authorizing treaty with the Confsder-
ate States.
There is rumOr that the President is shout to
issue proclamation on the State of the Union, hui
it is untrue.
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1uarket Reports.

CHARLEsrox Mar, I9-saies Of Cotton to-day 500 bales
prices ranging from II Kt9lls< cents
MOBILE March Of Cotton to-day SOo tales; Mid
dpgs at cents Of three days 800 bales Receipts
for days 500 hslsE Frghs 96d Sterling at los 80o
Exchange on New York Iar9K premium
AUGUSTA l9Thsrs good demand for Cotton to-
day. at fun prices but sales foot only M bales prices
rsnxine from to TX gVshe following the quotations:
Mlddng Il9IIke, Strict Aiddlng ie, Good Mdding llkc,
and Aiddng Far l2c.
sans equal to SELLERS hsvng decided advantage
very their prizes which ereookns The sales to-
day feet 1903 prices ranging from = IKE The
the following quosziions: hddg uH1Ilkc,
etrict Middng ll1kc, and Coed Aiddiing lltSuxc.
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article Of the Constitution nor The third paragraph
Of the second section Of the fourth arfiois kereo
shall be amended or abolished without The soassns
Of aIl the States
The taxation question was debated without esiioa.
Mr. Randolph concluded bis speech.
RIcaMoNr, March z0.-En Convention, H8leanb,
Of Alhemsrle, made an eloquent speech IN aver a
Withdrawal from tie Union.
Resolutions relative to taxation ware considered
and pending motion 70 table ihsm, The CouEeEtisn
adjourned.
Mr.. Carlisle viii ofIer an amendment 70 the rsso-
utions OF the Committee On Federal Relations EN-
eodyisg the Franklin substitute entire
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The NEw YORK ALBIox.-Mr. E. L. Snow, the
geaeral agent for this paper has arrived. The AZ
bsOn has been in existence for nearly forty years.
aud is the best exponent Of English literature and
sentiment published in this country. The prOpris-
tors make present to their subscribers annually,
Of splendid steel engraving. The present for this
year Is a line engraving of the Castle Of Isohis
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SELECT List OF RasPBERRaEs.

$40 wifi Brincs orEnge, the fnsss IA
voed Raspberry we'll Of largss
and productive.
100 Rrancoua, large rcd berry, sf good
tive and enormously productive
100 Improved American Black Cap; much larger, Juicy
better favored with fewer seed and sverJ superior The
Black Cap The plant entirely kardT and very pro-
ductive and the fruit il murh sought after In the
The above kinds Include The three colors-crane.
black-and furnish pleasant variety in favor We regard
them the best for amateurs, and the prohbe for
ket culture.
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ITALIANS IN MENPHIs.-The Memphis Bulletin
sayr; SIT may not be generally known, but il is
nevertheless a fact, that Memphis numbers among
her best citizens quite gOcdy company OF the sens
and daughters of Italy. One Of these informed
us yesterday that there are no less than Eve hun
dred Italians pleasantly domieiled in our midst.
They may be found in all the walks Of life. They
are not Osnish, have societies among themselves
but mix generally with all class like native sti-
zeHs"
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DTsEaSEs

kOH PRIVATE DISEASES.
DIR. KING, formerly OF New York, for the last
&SS four ye.rs OF Louisville, Kentucky and who has
devoted his attention to the treatment diseases for
thirty yerrs haers himself having attended practice
many years. and cured thousands he enabled t.
all diseases Of private natures mer how bad they be
from medical treatment frcm neglect Of their
Kings DPenszy Is No. % Deadck street, between Ck
and the Square, where he all diseases Of prVae
cured without nsucious medicine rtereFenee
from business
sTRIcIUKn old resent date, secualy cured In few
days, operation which pain Where structure
exist health cannot bs enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undeTmines the constitution much.
SYFns. with all the diseases Of the skin growing cut
st bad treatment be e6ectuay cured in few days
SEMINAL WKkXSEss particular attention having been given 70
this disease and all the grewn o brought
by the destructive habits nconsdsrate
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions neglect Of
which will undermine the constitution, rendering the subject
society, and causing old age.
Females who be isbong with any difficulty Of the Womb
may rest assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad By writing and stating their With
Fee enclosed directed DR. A. King No. g. Dearck street.
Nashville Tenn will ha @ necessary medicine sent to hsil
address, with directions Strict observed Qct
from o'clock in the mernng until IA the eveningl
may23 1859d&wly
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NEW ORLEANS, Hsich 2COon sales to day 5000 bales; Mid
ding la9lax Sugar quiet * 95. Muiases 24s5s Flour
quiet IS So Mixed Corn $685. Mess Pork quiet ss other
articles unchanged.
Ma YoRx, Naturalization frn-saes to-day 800 baleS
MiddIing Urands l29l2kc Floursae 5000 bbis IS Ice
SIS Wheat advanced Mess Pord dull-saies COO bbls
SIC 62. Lard stsasy-sales 325 bills oSIS Sugar aFs
Aes go hhd-cuta 4k9625O hhds Orleans 5. Molaes g.
Coffee hrn--salss ls5 bags IL <3l4 for Rio
cxcIxx4TI, March 2i.Rlour dull % sO94 IS Mes Pork
SIG 7sGr Lard quiet e9lo sugar-falss 50 hhds 597z
coaes-sales s0Ohbs I3K9Iak. hOlssss 3e9s3,
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Among the "heaVy tax payers" of Memphis, We
notice The names OF our fellow. citizens, JoHx II.
LEA, Esq and Coz JOIN ovERrox The former pays
taxes property valued ct $7l0 45O and the latter
on $500, $50.
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NEw foRx, March 20--Ths Times says Col Lzs-
der is pressed for the Governship Of NeVada. aud
Henay Winter Davis for Russia mission.
Mr.. Dimitry has been recalled from Nicaragua.
New Grenada adFices Of the 9Th state thar aII the
principal towns are IN possession Of Mosqnera. and
the Panama delegation to Congress at Bc1ota are
made prisoners
The World says Karl Schurz has accepted the
Portugal mission. F0gg, Of New Hampshire, il
pressed for Patent Commissioner.
The case of the schooner Restless, confscated by
the New Collector, is before the Cabinet
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NEW sPAPER o

N EW - APER o
INDICATE PUBLIC OPINION.
UsuAly cautious there great confidence to be placed in
A: RELIABLE NEWSPAPER
FROM THE
NEW ORLEANS TRUE DELTA.
here to be for thin gray Hair that
can be had"
CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER. 81
Of when they luxurae glossy black locks
period Of their lives white
turned beautiful black auburn; when Hair made
10 bald heads when all this
harm tell what will do It. HEIMsTREET'S HAIR
sT0RATIYR will do it, This Restorative is beyond per.
adventure the best thing s the kind The
rant Us IN unqualhedly recommending it,"
FROM THE
ST. LOUIS REPUBLICAN
Many Of hrst citizens in st. Louis speaking glow
Ing terms Of this article"
CAIRO CITY GAZETTE.
"Th ineomRsbly excellent preparation Restoration
OF Grey Hair TO the original color preserve Hair
ing out and TO cure badness, is on sale at Humphrey
Browns in this city, The evidence that this Restorative
hunburg il conclusive Testimonials to that sfect may Be
found in almost every paper in the country"
SOUTH WESTERN BAPTIST
"Lssve dyes alone and only redbss Restorative.
like Hems:reets Inimitabe."
Sold everywhere-Price 500 and 81 per bettle
W.. y. HAGAN & CO., Prcprietors.
fses4-dtW&Wsn Troy, New York.
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RAsPBERRHES.

Our stock Of plants very args and 3ne We have
y varieties neluaing Brncie Orange, At 81 % PER Dozen
Is 90 100; KaDcona5 At Is per - 100
Rsstof, Rivers Large Fruitsd Monthly Knsvfs Giant Hal
River Antwerp ked and yellow Antwerp. othars,
IS dozez, 50 90 per 100 Improved American Black
Cap, 50 cents per dozen; 81 90 per 100.
Persons wanting large quantities Of the above wiz Be fnah
"a A rates.
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The Largest Circulation OF amy
Political Paper i'm Tenn.

TIE UNION AND AMERICAN is furnished
to subscribers at the following very low
rates. Subscriptions always to be paid
in advance.
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snaeaI snoeslI

FAKRAR. DIsxuKrs & Co. are opening most beau
tiful lot of Shoes Of al kinds especially for Ladies
and Children. Call on them, ladies' they are Deaut-
ful, and they sell them very low for the Cdsa!
marchil-tf.
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VAH BUREE, Ark; March 19.--Ths people sFs
firing 80 guns from q cannon dug up on the battle
neld Of Trenisn, in honor Of The tlirtF-nine mem
oers who voted down the ordinance Of immedisfs
secession in the Arkansas Convention to-day
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ST. LOUIS, March 21.--The Convention, by vote
Of SO to G, passed resolution recommending the
withdrawal of troops from the Forts in the seeded
States, when there is danger of hostilities-
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Cali at the IxsURAScE OFFICE OF W. J. Mann.
en- College street, and get insured in the Insurance
Cs'APany Of the TGley Of Virginia, the Oldest and
NEST reliable Virginia Company doing business in
this city. mar22tf
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NASHVILLE UNIVERSITY,

NASHVILLE UNIVERSITY,
Medical Departmens-.-Sammer Csarse.
VNHE Spring and Summer Course Of Lectures w usual
conmnencs the FIRST MONDAY OF APRIL aad
continue four months,
Fees-FiftY Dollars fer Ceurse.
For this Zee selheae will be givsn and te student hold
ing upon applying to attend regular Winter Course ea
tied 70 . credit Of afy dollars.
W.E. BowLINa, ND. PAUL y. HVE, ND.
J. BERRIKs LuDmxT, n D. A. II. BvoHAHAs, ND.
7. = JRsEu &c, n D. @. X. WEEsroE, N D.
IT. BRIsss, n .. J.AWAgs0E, D.
usTe0-Hit ". K. BOWLING, Dean
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LITERARY PAPERs-Messrs. GREEN d Co., No. 6
Union street. have received the Atest issues of the
New York Ledger, Harper's Weekly, WdUerly Mage
zinc, and the Budget Of Fun.
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BANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST.
rOsnscrrp pIIr 81 I'm MEaoHISrs' BAsx-sHl,Anp %
Tennessee


lIoKKN AND wo1THLKss.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank OF Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmer and MechAnics' BAnk, Memphis.
Mechancs' Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution.
Exchange Bank, Murfreesboro'.
Miners and Manufacturer Bank, Knoxville.
Bank Of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank Of Trenton.
Bank Of jefferson, cambridge.
Bank Of Claiborne, at TRzeweil.
Bank Of TGzswell,.
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Dark, Glossy and
Luxuriant Blair!

By using Hemstreets Isiisa6ls Restorative DON'T uss
anything else on your Head.
PRICE SOC and 81 per bottle. sold everywhere
WE. HAGAN co., Proprietors, TrOy,N.Y.
See an advertisement headed,
ssYOU LOOK IN YAIN.,.
octQ6-IvdtW&v
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HENRY coTFIE, Esq, formerly superintendent Of
the Memphis and Ohio Railroad, has been appointed
to the same position on the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad