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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-08

M.DEcAL DEPARTMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NASH
vzL1s--LIsr OF GRADuArEs.-We find IN the March
number Of the Nashville journal Of Medicine and
Surgery list Of the graduates Of the Medical De
partaent Of the University Of Nashvile-one hum
dred and forty -One-upon WHOM the degree ofdoctor
of Medicine was conferred at the close Of the last
Course of Lectures We are assured that this is the
largest number that has graduated at any medical
school in the Southern or Western States This De-
partment of our University has been unusually
successful and the success is the best evidence of
is merits. The following are the graduates names:
Ttnnessse-F. J. Afford, A. c. Blesins, B. F.
Bats, ". n. Baird, T. L. Box, ]. G. Birms, John
Buchanan, /. Battle, Jerome Cochrane, J. d.
Core. W. b Cooper, W. E. Curtis J. G. Denton, G.
W. Evans, J. 3 Goodleit ]. A. 6holsOn, Grant A.
Hogg, J. W. Hsnnur, W. II. Hancock T. Hickman.
J. 4. Hughes, Alex. Irwin, J. Z. johnson, j. p
james, j. G. jenkins, J. L. knight, 7. N. Kizsr. O.
G. Kidder, c. d. Lowe, VIM Lowry, A. McLemore,
7. n. Mallory, j. 7. Morgan, J. A. North, K 3. Ms
piez @. @. Osborne, j. w. Porter, 7. Z. PreEit, ].
j. Payne, r. G. Rothrock, X. N. Ross J. G. Scarbo
rough, r. E. Shelton, J. W. Seward, A. r. Scruggs,
g. II. Townsend, B. w. Toole, N. G. Tucker, J. w.
Wright, J. d. Wooion. and d. N. White. asles
Nlssisstppi-E B. Bonsall, M. B. Boydstou, W. H.
Bfams, J W. Clayton, W. w. H. Clark, J. NJ. Cloud
A. L Crittendes, J. r. COffman, A. NJ. Douglass, G.
7. Kesney, Elris MccrOry, j. B. McEwen,s d. c.
Perkins, W. D. Winston, A. A. Williamson, f. NJ.
Willow J. NJ. Witherspoon, and 7. W. WestbroOk.
GeOrgia.-W. P. Bomar. G. N. Bazemore W. G. Z
Coraeti, C. b. Curtis, J. W. Clark, W. R. Cole, J.
p Cameron NJ. s. Davis. W. 7. Holland, B. K
Hodge, W. s. johnson, D. h. Rsmsaur, F. NJ
TbOnason, and A. st. G. TenniIle.
AIabama-J. w. Baker, 7. J. Bsnnett, W. H.
Banks, B. ?. Coleman, w. R. Driskel, N. W. ORA
per, G T. Gardner. W. ]. Lee, W. C. Martin, M H.
Newman, J. s. Pitts. and N. D. White.
KsatHcky--J A. Beauchsmr, E n. Compton, A
W. DeBery, r. D. Hawthorne. ]. W. Hutchings
W. h. Hall, ]. J. Jepson, N. w. King, r. F.
Love- J. r. .Milliken, and B. W. Southgste.
South Carolina u. w. Chapman, J. o Driskert
J. g. Edwards, W. D. Robinson, J. 7 Scott, A. II.
Sylvester, and W. NJ. Scarborough.
North Ca7Oliaa.-T J. Applewbite, W. r.
Hughes, F. NJ. Moye A. B. Patterson, Fred.
Thompson, and ". w. Withers.
ArkGhsas m. 7. Cox, r. r. Dickson, W. B.
Eubank, J. W. Harvey, J. ~ Lacey, and J. T.
Sloan.
TsSas.-D. II. Houston, R. F. Redwins, R. B.
Ssdlsr, and W. H. Smith.
Virginia u. B Patterson and Henry SHELTON.
Loaisidna.-Z. E. W. Gross and J. C. johnson.
Missouri II ]. Edwards and A A. Walker.
LIinois.-B. +. Renehaw.
Cherokee Nation w W. Campbell.
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We have hundred varieties, ansng which ara
alpine Busa white ard rei Alpine WOOD white and red
Boston Pine, brts Prize, Brighton Pine Baltimore ssrle
Fsrs sary Bishops Orange, 6ack Prince Burrs Neg Ilns
hroos Proldcs BcydenE Mammcth Crimson Gene O1sts
Seeding sad 90 continue lie fruit IS days 1Is
ShAfes favorite onzx Dundee Genesee 0'eoose
heFe Seeding, BOOKER Hudson, Harlem orsnge en
tproiJ Aosa3 imperial eaflet Jenny Linz, y 1880 -
" VARIETY JennyE Seed ing, Large Early scarlet LIZZIE
eoph Longworhs Prohc la Repe iadys re ssz9ssse
Monroe Scarlet MaFyandica oner Paeha, Vnlo
Reabodys Seeding Prince Giesose, Scarlet hgnts ecott
Selling sr Adair ar Seeding scneicnei
Pistrte Walke, Fson Albany at IS cents per dos
en-; 81 90 per 100. ,,-..,s4 49, p..,..
Acs Maui Ajax Admiral DnHdass, British queen Boston
Pins (hest whie de Marne ConPt oe hlan9ers'
Crtchs Black Prince Come dc Paris Due ae braoAn non,
seur De Ia negique Migrants Prince OF Waes nm.ca fe
and aIe Triomhe esnd best and most pron.sele 1ea
ops Victoria livery large and lae fcomtesse hec1rs az
Thury, Sc. at 50 cents per dozen; 81 50 per ~.
Kisleys Carolina srpca Kiieys Gelizh VERY iarse eua
lae) Nehos0ns snDerb, Floye FeAst s. new aro me-.
den Seeded Jesse Rest Princess Royals &C a ~ osn PEI
dozen; 50 co per 100. a., 400 = =
larger quantities, at greatly reduced prices
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REVOLUTIONARY SoLDIERs.-Mr. PETER BAsHAw,
soldier Of the Revolution, in the city yester
day and drew his pension frem JOEL NJ. SMITH,
Esq., Pension Agent for this part of the State. Mr..
BAsHAw lives in this county, about Eve miles from
the city. he will be ninety-eight years old on the
last day Of this month. The old gentleman seems
feeble aud his hearing is impaired, but his voice is
good. He says sold age" is not very pleasant,
and that he does not enjoy his life well as boys
Of fifty or sixty years of oge."
Mr.. BESJANIN COPELAND, of Lincoln county, in
this State, is the only ether Revolutionary pen
sioner the roll of the Pension Agent here. We
do not know his age, but he has a son upwards Of
seventy years Of age, who is a Baptist minister.
Mr. COPELAND draws pension Of only twenty dol
lars a year, and Mr.. BAsHAw only thiety-three
dollars c year-hardiy worth living for, said
young gentleman who saw one of the cid soldiers /;
and it is rather poor acknowledgement of their
services.
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wilson's Albany strawbsrry plants, IS

Wilson'S Albany strawberry Plants, IS
cents per dozen; 81 90 per 100; IS 90 per 1ooe
J. KNOX, Pittsburg, Pa.
TriOmphe de Gand Strawberry Plants, the
best and prohAbe so cents Dozen 81 50 per 100,
SO 1000. Dealers furnished at great edueed prices
J. KNOX, Pittsburgh, Pa
Fillmore Strawberry Plants, so cents FER dozenI
% 90 per 1907 SIS per 1000.
J. KNOX, Pittsburgh, Pa.
BFincIe's Orange Raspberry Plants, 81 90
per s. 90 per 100 $40 90 psr Co., wholesale pur
chasers furn shed at low rates
j. KNeX. Box 1885, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Franc0nia Raspberry Plants, 81 90 per dec
]. KNOX, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Improved American Black Cap RasP-
berry, 80 per deem 80 90 per 1907 as % O0.
J. KNOX Pittsburgh, Pa:
New Rochelle Blackberry, 81 co per dessn
IS 90 per no. $40 90 per 90
have purchased Straw sy Plants Of Mr.. Knox, and found
them as recommended.
THos. CHADwBLL,
mar5-dtw6Elm NsshFilleI
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
EnR PREUAEE nISRnSES


N- DR. KING, formerly Of New York, for the last
SAS four Of Louisville Kentucky, and who has
devoted attention the treatment OF private diseases for
thirty yers himself having attended practice fer
many years. Thousands he is enabled to
ali diseases mstter how bad they be
from medical treatment fm neglect Of their
Dr. Kings Dpensary is No. % Deadrck street, between CheTry
and the Square he all diseases Of private
GoHoRHEA cured without nsucOus medicine Interference
from business
sTRIcrUREs Of date sectuaIly cured
days by an operation which pals. Where structure
exist BE- enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and underuines the constitution much.
syPHus, with all the diseases OF the skin, growing out
lect or had treatment edectuAliy cured in days
SEMINAL particular attention having been gives to
disease all the consequences grewn out oft brought
on in many the destructive habits Of ineonsderate
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the PASSIONS neglect Of
the constitution, rendering the
ct for business society, and causing premature old
Females may lAbsrng with difficulty Of the womb
may rest assured OF immediate relief. 60.
residing abroad BY writing and stating their with
fee enclosed directed to DR. A King, No g. Deadrck street,
Nashville will Ia the necessary medicine to their
address, with necessary directions Strict secrecy observed 0ce
hours o'clock in the morning until lin the evening
wi
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There seems TO be general complaint that bust
ness is dull but at the Penitentiary they driving
q brisk trade. There were six arrivals yesterday
from Knox county, and one from Perry. The latter,
having served term Q few years since, on coming
back gave the keeper knowing look, and they
mutually recognized themselves as old aequsint-
anees, and then he repaired to his duties.
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I'm THE C1RCUIT COURT OF HARDIN
ECounsY IenE.-.-Sasan T. Hutton4 " Thss auon,
Peanon 1o< Appearing 70 from he petition,
when sworn TO- ana en- ustion o. pesn thai De de1t
Ihos Hafton Is non resident Of the Stats 81 Tsansne
teerecfe ordered that pubcatlon b Union and
American Newspaper pubfe In the city Nashville, 1e8a
Tor our successive wssks reqairns aid dsdazt
er by ne - dag Of the crcnit Court s
county Of Hardin, be held In savannah, Al hendy
In March net and ten and The 10 plead, ansssr q ds
% said fecn the viii Be aen for ecrfelse snd -
for bearing exparte This, hs IA day u Fs1eay. Esl
feh21v4;pE'sfsse3 JOHN s. IRWIN cls,<
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THR CONCERT TO-NIGHr.-The programme of this
entertainment is before us, and anticipate high
treat in attending. it. We have already mentioned
the names of several of the artists and amateurs
who to contribute their talents for the OCCASION
and we are glad to find that ia addition to these
our accomplished fellow-citizsn, HERsGIEL FESToN
is to give of his brilliant violin solos, Every
body will of course be there and eVeryb odys wife,
and everybody's sweetheart. The Masonic Hall
having been once insugurated seems destined to
become quite popular place of resort.
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NASHVILLE. March G. 1861

We take great pleasure in stating to the public
shat W. J. MARI, Insurance Agent No. rs College
street, in this city, has made with prompt and
fair settlement of our claims against the Insurance
Company, for loss on our stock and fixtures, or
Broad street, lately destroyed by fire. Which set
Element being to our entire satisfaction, we would
advise our friends who wish insurance to call OF
him without delay and procure policy.
mar6-tf OrTESvnLE & KLOOz.
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Corn

Corn.
RAn SACKS and to arrive for sale on ccnsign-
HOUU ment by WI WATTS CO
deceS Ne 81 College street Broad
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w..------.- 49, - = e-e eo-..p-
I /" .sa-selo1, AeIea o--the drafts draHn ~
- y eas ASSISTANT fFeasurerat neE
aa'.ss "a ~. ~ Ssas q no 4Ps sen
en- ne same oineer "a eenneetion With the postal
- OsoV0 And <5s Ooo
nave se Dses ger. l re.e.nea -
tAs = ~ l..aae ?, me csslnst
smcers we're % axe enec. % me Ieurla o. March,
Or Ins their successors saIE eonsrqsnt-
'2eJ nave oseu atseselos ~ sae business Until
me closing hours OF tnsir fes2eettse departments
acre so-Gay-
zen DIX WI resurn 70 New OK on 1nnrs,isy
- &c black vii net leave hashlpgion Tor the
present Heremains on private and professional
business sud VIII probably continue 70 practice Law
mere -, ..,7s'
Ez-eresldent Boehan3n departed on bic journey
% Wheatlend this morning. He was escorted to
the railroad depot By two msunted and two infantry
companies, tceether with the eommifsee from that
leoailtys and prominent citixass cf Wsshinrton
He exshaBEsd many farewell hsud-shakinqs- and
/ appeared 10 Be dseplv ae,ofad - fss 1870
tations Of friendship. ana when hs borsd sa;ar "a
the large crowd as he train uas ai,t a ata-t lfev
further testified thsir respect b. th,.s $500
TIE resignation Of Mr. Prasfor S11..1s~ a-1..;,
Was this msrn;n, sls4 :; - :. 2F-'''
Can't Law. Of Virsi.;- - .' ,s.s, .-1s4.
Lisuten.nt Cslone1 a. ~ = :, =
Scott. resigned to-dav. --'1 '1@1 : As1as
I 3 sz3e.. ss,.-.ts...7 - "a =,
prss;dent ssd G.e.-ai 49,. - zen ealiaeg On NJ
l - -s-,i.r,.n O. 49,, - osae1 e.stinsnisn
~. fIl;o-.. as. .1,. - enc o.
- - -s.1s ee1t.'eo mem 70 stand
~ 80 - teelS g o. frSseraity
~ 1 -. =. s...-s-S SGD
nsP.esenssselss AossJoys = ao occupies aPNztnents
Ia sHe same noase Sc SenarsI Scott, said, alaong
otaer lnlngs' thss So'A saved me Union u 1881
and u looo paying Al sieqasnl E-ouie 10 lis brsEs
r. and patriotism.
Tie newly affirmed Cabinet are over crowded
with visitors tonight ~.
Greeley and Senator Grimes had along interview
with Lincoln to-day during which Greeley pressed
Fremont for the French mission and received assur-
that there would be no trouble On that point
Illinois citizens called to-day on Seward who
among other matters said. sGentemen, if you wait
to save this Administration and have it successful
and profitable to the GENTRY / implOre you to re-
member that the battles. Tor freedom have been
fought and won Henceforth forget that freedom
was ever in danger and exert V0ur- best Influence
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RESIGNATION OF Hon. WN PREsToN.-The telegraph
announces that the resignation of distinguished
fellow-citizen, Hon. VIM. Preston, Minister to
Spain, was fled in the Department in Washington
on Tuesday. This was anticipated; for, Of course,
no one could expect brave, hearted and loyal
son of Kentucky, as Col Preston is 10 hold Office
under Black Republican Administration.-LOli
s,ile Courier. t
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For sic will furnish 100 Bncles Orange the finest s-
vored Raspberry well Of the largest most beautiful
and productive
zoe Francons very large red berry, Of good favor astrAc
tive, and enormously productive
100 Improved American Blas Cap; uch lager Juicy,
better favored With fewer seed, aud superior to the
Black Cap The plant entirely hardy and very pro-
dnctive, and the fruit sought after in the market
The above kinds Include the three coorerange, red and
black-and furnish pleasant variety favor We regard
them the best for amateurs and the NEST profitable for mar
ket culture.
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FrsIn New orleans.

NEW YOEx, March 7.--Ths bark Cora has agnir
been seized as SLAYER.
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No Hotel in Murfreesbero !!

FFSHIs thriving city without any Hotel N ne s1..ns
psrt o. the town. the City Hotel being unexPccleay
can't lisa new brick bEil1ng WITH over tnIS 49, -
be rented fer half the usual prce- 49,.
Provisions chesp here, a1d the hoass -. eo' Il - -
thousand dollars worth Of business heEeiolsre y
Location Ia he STATE FOR hotel Keeping and ne nssa' - " -
place demand an immsdats opening gar aprNnn
feb20- w1m -
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Wednesdays Proceedings.

Wednesdays Proceedings. -
WAsHINeroE, MARCH 6.-SEEATE.-Two thou
sand copies of the Tariff bill we're ordered TO be
printed
Wilson moved that when the Senate adjourn it be
till Monday.
Hunter hoped it would adjourn before, IS he
wanted TO return home before Monday.
Wilson said he made the motion at the solicitation
of several eeaators, and had no idea when they
would be able to finish their business.
Dixon offered q resolution that the usual number
Of the Inaugural be printed
Clingnsn, in giving assent, did not indcrse the
sentiments, which, il carried out, would lead to
war -..,.....-.
Douglas had come 10 the conclusion that il was .
peace rather Than o war nesssgs -
Without conc usion, the Senate adjourned.
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RAsPBERRIEs.

Our stock plants very large and We have twen
u varieties inclulDg Brnces Orange at 81 % per dozen;
IS per FraHcOna IS DOZEN "a 00per 100
Fasto Rivers Large Fruted Monthly Knevetb Giant Hud.
River Antwerp Red and yellow Antwerp and others, e.
Is dozen, 50 90 lo0 Improved American Black
Gap, SO cent? per dozen; 50 90 per 100, -
Pesons wanting large quantities Of the above win be furnish
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v,rrirla ssals csnxenslsn.

resolutions instructing the Committee on Federal
Relations, offered yesterday, and adjourned
On motion Of Mr. Carlisle, who speaks tomorrow,
the report of the Peace Conference was read.
Several series Of revolutions Of secession, anti
secession and anticoercon character werereferred.
The Special Committee reported that in their opIn-
ion there has been no movement of armed men ey
the Federal Government indicating purpose Of at
tack or coercion.
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sTRAwBERRYPLANTs BY MAIL

FoT 81 VII send any Post ONCE address in the country,
PcpAd and carefully put cotton and oiled silk 50 as 70
safely, IS good plants Of the Wilson's Albany We viii
ed, for the price, he number OF plants CD, or
variety offered catalogue At IS cents per Dozen
For etWe viii send 90 plants Of the TromPhe dc Gand or
other variety 50 cents Dozen No order hed
for plants By nail less than dollars WORTH any enc
lfr.S
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New Beots and Shoes.
We have Just received most beautiful lot Of fine
boots shoes, and CATERS for gentlemen's wear. 49,
Come in young gents and get shod
feb27-Iw. FARRAH, DlsNsKss & Co. j
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For REST-A desirable suit of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings. Apply at this
Office. dec2s-tf
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Good boarding, at moderate rates, can be obtainea
by calling at Mrs LANES, South High street. Fami-
lies can be furnished with comfortable rooms, and
few day boarders can also BE- accommodated.
ma rch6
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saNK NOTE AND ExOH ANoE LIST.
Tennessee
,r,. no.,, ., Al, p,D,, quoted a. par are banlabl.

c.n.scrrp p.1lr ~ IA. MrkoH.sr. BAnn-snArAaD Co
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NEw Yokx, March 7Gotsn is shade hrnsr-sales today
40 bales MiddHng Upands 1Ix Flour steady alesosS
tbis e5 G55 IS Corn sieadys.s coo bushels at $50
IL dull ocfes stesdyszIes 1900 bags RIO at x
OBJ. Sugar seadysaes 1900 hhds-Cubs at 4sf95K-or
leans at s@sK Moas.es-saIes $50 Bb0rI.aas 3293sc.
NEW ORLEANS, March 7Coton aeVs-ssles to day 5000
bales Middlings iiS@iI5Se- Sugar steady at 4<95
Olassss ese9se Flour dull IS la95 So Mixed Germ
At 5505e.
Frsights to Liverpool sd. To HAvre "a.
CrxrIKKA1I March Flour quiesais SEQ bbls 81 SOFA IS
Cora decired cent Whisky at H. Ness Pork dali SI79I7
o.
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THE STAR GALEERYs
DaguerreotyPes, Am5rOtypes.
1zELAINOTYPEs,
BPREREoTEPES AND PEI0TOGRAPHg.
Mod, Union Street next door 10 Wcsssi kTheapson-
Il. +. SALTZMAN,
(LArz oPERAToa HcaHEs sALIEnE.)
TTAFIHa hsted above, eEelufyeiJ Tor Tat
branch Of business Il prepared 70 FeeTe he lads and
gentlemen Of Nashville and make sfss 81 thsr fssos In
he highest The Art No has been arse eiE
furnishing his apartments procuring the ater and nest
Improved a2parafas materials, and the snsr1 conadsnf
y nitEes ali hay pictures t. gvs him sans pisgng
EAtisfaGtisn IN every -
~ T. ,. sAETzAAE.
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NEw 0sLEAss, March THE opinion Is rapidly
settling down in political and commercial circles
that Lincola's inaugural Is declaration Of war.
The Legislature passed resolutions approving Of
the conduct Of Gen. Twiggs in surrendering The
Federal property in Tsxss to the suihsrss Of that
State. -
It's reported that Fort ErOwn, Texas, has sur
rendered 70 the State forces.
Pensacola sdvices state that Lieut.. slsnmer 10
engaged in raising q sand battery shout quarter
Of q mile Eastward Of Fort Piekens.
The work on the sand batteries on the beach oP-
posite Warrington continued.
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,-.-.Te monuments, &c.

sHrLroN inforrashis friends .sd a. public 7sn
m - sssS = Is nou prosecuting the ms ste -san~
w es-h Sfrest TIE First Rre1aT
- p,sf once where via be pleased 70 sstend y ne er
ID =. homa1 ork IN he las ~ sa5 an 50 80
aeI s = sncpIr Of MARH1E A0NU4ANleI 1vA+1 -
% % ef he Italian and Amerczn A.rrle n -
=. .2-ie 81 he art All hts work Nill1aE4Frnnee
Arrfl Is, 1655-EiE
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...-o TTT7Ne AND REPAHRENe.

KIBBEE V hsaes.a.in nae szsa.s'i s ~
nse. ~ ne rear single fEn1ns ana - - =.
osp = Tsaaiss be WI spend =, 81, x sSs r *
nonn n - East fenne2sec aea tot1 l@
soS nssssipr Orders = ssn .1ss g 81
hees : fteo -outIT tiended t. Rsll o.----1
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Ohio Railroad Agent
River slightly on the rise, with five and half
feet on Harpeth shoals. Weather indicating rain.
Steamer James Woods, now in pert anddischarged
and ready for the reception Of freight preparatory
70 her departure on Saturday next.
Steamer Hazel Dell will be in port this morning,
and leave for Cincinnati on Saturday next.
Expected from Cincinnati, Swallow and Ida M'y.
The May Duke will be this days regular eleven
o'clock PadEcah packet
Steamer Swallow passed the port of Louisville on
Thursday last for Nashville
River falling ct Pittsburg, with IA feet water in
the channel.
The Monarch that recently sunk on the falls Of
the Ohio, has been raised and gone on the ways at
Madison.
The cotton shipment at Memphis the LAST week.
for the Eastern railroad was 1900 bales.
This day the Clipper lesves Cincinnati for this
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Review OF the NashvIlIo market

C0TT0E-The Gotten market exhibited symptom Of life
to-day, though the transactions restricted in consequence
the holders being above those Of The reported
sales we're 10 bales KS and So at 79oc. We quota;
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rTATINe made cultivation q small srui.sa ueuaily,
and procured al The old and vnrieiss, hoi native
and foreign Of any rpues she furnish plants in
any quantity o. The best quality, aud the rsessAabis
ter.; al q Mc Ena-an.ee % be lrnn 10 na.ne o.
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BROKEN WORTHLESS
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis
Mechanics Bank, Memphis. aieH q
Memphis Savings Institution. f VI
Exchange Bank, MurfreeSboro. -s71
Einers' and Manufacturer Bank, Knoxville
BAuk Of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank of Trenton.
Bank OF jefferson, Dsndridge.
Bank Of Claiborne, 1t Tazewell
Bank Of Taxeweli,.
Other States.
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pounds grown BY E. GResSx ESQ., Of Williamson county,
decidedly the nneSt Tobacco aod here this
FLOUR ANB GRAIN-rhere fair drrrss Of activity in
| FLOUR and Grain to-day at previous quotations.
PRoVIsIoEs-Reeeipts light and but little doing The do
| rsnd fer well-cured Bacon continues good.
GR0cERIEs-The movement Groeers continues quite
active al full prices Wsqusts Rio Coffee sK9Hot Fair
10 Chois Sugar 69sk in hhds nndi bbls Msass sopSs
| bbI, and 3s037 In half sbls.
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TRor, N. Y, Mcrsh 8. -Gsorgs b. Warren, Jr.,
Union candidate was elected Mayor Of this city to-
day The Union men Also elected ASSESSOR Justice.
and msjority Of the Council
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BRoKEE AND CLOSED.
PIanters' BIZ o. Ala, Florence
Planters and Mechanics Bank
Huntsville.
ST.. Ranfr AZ Alabama
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SEALL Pox IN GAI1ATN.-The Gallatin Courier Of
the 9th, says there are only eight cases of small
pox in that place, with no probability of farther
spread of the disease eseE Es