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worklngmen,. Meeting in ph,raas,ph,..

W 0rk1ngmen's Meeting i'm philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 26.-Althoush deep snow
covers the streets Tonight rendering pedestrianism
most uncomfortable, meeting Of the work
ingmen Of the city, at Independence Square is large
ly attended, some 5000 or 5000 man standing sn-
kle deep in listening to speeches of their re-
representatives.
The employees Of all the large manufacturing es-
adjustments Of the county marched to the place Of
meeting bearing torches and lanterns and accom-
panied By bands Of music Notices inscribed on
banners were mostly suggestive Of peaceful coneili-
alton Of the present national difficulties, and ex-
pressive of appreciation for the Crittenden plan Of
compromise
Isaac " Vsnhoughton, Superintendent Of the
Pennsylvania car works presided over the delibers-
lions of the meeting
A series Of ably written resolutions were read
aud unanimously adopted, lamenting the present
national troubles, which are agitated and hssl-
ened by political demsgoguss, recommending re-
peal by the State Legislature of all obnoxious law
and the passage by Congress, eff Mr.. Critlenden's
plan of compromise. some other measure, to be
submitted to the people; and in case the present
Congress hnd itself unable to agree upon such
terms, requesting members thereof to resign their
Seats that they may be filed with competent repre-
sentatives Of the popular will Resolutions were
passed deprecsing sny collision between the forces
Of the General Government and any Of the States
as such a calamity would strike the death blew to
all hopes of q settlement, but pledge the working
men to sustain the Federal Government IN the main
tensnce Of its powers. They provide for the ap-
pointment Of delegates to the National Convention
of Working-men. to meet in Philadelphia on the
22d Of February, snd committee OF thirty-three
TO present these resolutions to the Legislature ond
Congress The enthusiasm manifested during tn
proceedings gave evidence of the anxiety Of the
working men, and their determination to interfere
in the present crisis.
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Steamboat sunk.

LoUIsAHLE, Jan. 2S.-The steamer Sunny Side
from Cincinnati for New Orleans, sunk near New
Albany, but was afterwards raised and has gone to
Madison for repairs. Her corgO of pork was in
jursd by the water. Her -four was unnjured
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LoUTvrIE, Jan. zs.-The Kentucky Legislature on
Saturday adopted the Virginia resolutions and
elected VIM. o. Butler, James B. Clay, Joshua F.
Bell, C. S. Morehead, James Guthrie, and Chas A.
Wicklife, Commissioners to meet Commissioners
from other States at Washington on the fourth of
February.
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CoUeHs The sudden changes Of climate sources
Of PULMONARY BRONCHIAL AsHMATIC AFBEcTIoSs. ESpe
rence that simple remedies often act speedily
and certainly when taken IN the early Of the dtase,
should rosoBS Bronchial 7rochss,
Lozenges let the Cold Cough Irritation Of the Throat be
slight by this preauton serious attack
eGscuAlly varied or PuBc SPEAKERs and sIssERs viii
hNd them eecua for clearing and Strengthening the voice. See
advertisement, noV2z-dS w6m
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Cans administer mind diseased 2" asked the grcA
draaa and puck from the heart the rooted slf
row, too?" virgins Heiuvenating ElixAr -
such marvellous in resnsctatnn the dropping eaer
that is alike an invaluable boon both The
and debility the hysterc and fgntng prevalent among M
gentler need not exist when the valuable restorative
hand for use 1t is in the form Of pleasant and paaable
and should ever be present the toilet table, free from e
etsous minerals usal with cosmetics II is the greatest
bic restorative that has yet been made fer the onent q
the dehdliated portion Of the human family Sold all
specabe druggists throughout the United States azd Canad
JaWRIGHT Co., sole Preprietors, New Orleans, L. II
Sold also BY all Druggists in Nashville. Z
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SPECIAL NoTiEEs.

EkssRs CLARK, GRpeoRT oo:-6STs ~ have beEssng
justly celebrated Anhrosia OH five Hee in
case ofehronic eyes, and must say have receivecre
bene6t from its than from All the eye and ope
scrpons that have tried and their legion lave
proved its efficacy sovereign balm for many ohs hat
the human family szd to- take great pieasrrere
commencing It in all cases of aches and inhamaens Iye
been partially blind for eight years. and By the aid Of your
brosa OFT have Just read letter badly written thatay
wife and daughter SOuld not make it cut This owe 70 n
bfssia OIL, have not been able letter in ye
expect to keep it In my house as long live and he
money to buyit. WILLIAM Lego
Limestone county, Ala. ian13dkwew
" VASE and Be ceah, slid the Hebrew girl TO Mailman,
Syrian Be epsica til he tried tacred waters tina
was 5000 ago. the with the hard to be con
WINGED invalid Wat can do eood7 is the OF repeated
powers Of mind and body Perchanee wishing yourself free
from this mortal COLL" Try Wright,s RejuvenatinE
Elixir you not tse latet is bu. simple vegetable
liquid but All powerful 70 raise you from helpless
and prostraon to the proper equilibrium Of ooo
y vgo These idle words but verify indeed sold ~
all respectable druggists throughout the United states and
La. dec30d&wlm
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Foreign COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. iO-Psf sesmer Etna-Amercan Cotton
sea- 600 against year.
Richardson, Spence quote Flour, 9993s Cd. yellow
and Mixed Corn, 3s938 3D. Lard dull 5996Os Sugar firm.
Coffee steady.
Reconsideration dull Sugar firm. Coffee quiet but
steady.
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FENHE insolvency OF the John Caruthers deceased
being suggested to the Clerk Of Macon county, there
fore said Clerk, that all persons having claims
against estasbe hereby notified to file he legally anthem
atd with the said Clerk Of Macon county Court Tennessee,
before the day May in ORDER that settlement and
division pro rata may be made NJ. N. ALEXANDER.
deC4-W4t Administrator.
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MuPEINT.-In giving the names of the candi-
dates nominated by the Southern Rights COnven-
ton, the name of EDWIN II. EWING was substituted
for ANDREW Ewing. 1t was the latter gentleman
who was nomiupted
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Tickets, land remember that

Get 20 Tickets, land remember that
those VIII are in favor of Convention
mast have written or print
ed on their tickets.
dwtwn
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 26.-The House to-day pass
ed the Senate bill to relieve the Banks of the South
from the penalties incurred by their Suspension Of
specie payments. The ether proceedings Of so-days
session were uHimpOrtant
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Hassaehuset,. Isr,.,.,.

BosToS, Jan. 2T-In the Senate on Saturday, the
Judiciary Committee were instructed to report q
bill authorizing the Endorsement by the State of Ma
uonal Treasury notes to the amounl of the surplus
revenue deposited with her in 1886 and 1881,
amounting to sl,S00,00O. The order was passed BY
a large majority.
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Notice

EESVING received letter of administration the estate
Mrs. Elizabeth Alley deceased all person indebted to III
hereby required settle with by the first Of Febus
ny, 1851 dealt with sccordngto law, and all hav
ing the said hereby notified to hand in
claims GAINESVILLE, Tenn before the
first Of FEBRUARY 1851 they VIII be forever barred 10th BY law
and equity. PARIS PETER,
dsc5-wIr" Administrator
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Insure your property with W. J. MARI, Insurance
Agent, No. IS College street in the "Home" of New
York, the Old Hartford, and valley of Virginia.
These companies will do to rely these hard times
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DALLEY,S uAGICAL PAIN ExTRACTOR

acts through the secons directly upon the blood which being
the Of life Of vital importance to keep and free
Kings Evil Of ancestors has foe like the detergent Gnd
eadatng save. Its healing qualities unequalled ia the
Of SALT RHEU SORE LEGS, Breast and the Scl
HAD and RING prevalent in the nursery 1t reliey
pain and soothes the inAmmatsry irritation Of WOUNDS ~
Sold principal depots, IA Broadway, Y ADD
Charress street. New Orleans by WRIGHT CO., General
Agents 4 lso by all druggists and merchants.
dec30 DAWN.
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TRUSTEES SALE
valuable Land, nearthe city of Nashville

Valuable Land, near the City of Nashville.
Y virtue OF Of trust to executed by Dr. Joseph
d Moore. for certain purposes therein mentioned and
dolly registered the Registers Office OF Davidson county, in
Book No. 30 page 292 will proceed 70 sell to the highest
bidder At the in the city Of Nashye on Saturday
the 2 Of February 1861 the hours OF 10 and II o'clock
A. valuable Of Land in the State Of Tennessee
county OF Davidson, and 23d civil District Cumberland Rv
containing ny estimation 700 acres, the residence Of the
said Or. Joseph B. Moore.
CT sale tho day of sale which will be
for cash otherwise directed will convey such right
in me vested by said deed Of trust and other.
JOHN B. ALDERSOE.
jans3-dtx&Htds Trustee Of J, B. Moore.
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RUNoRED REsIcNATIoN-It is rumored that Judge
CANPBEIL, CT the United States Supreme Court will
resign He will not remain after his State, Ala
bama has left.
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CHARLESTON, Jan. 26.-The Senate adopted a reso.
luton authorizing the Governor to send volunteers
to the assistance of Florida, if required.
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From Springfield, III.
TeIsQrnnhic corre,poadepee Of Cincinnati 10

TeegrAphc oOrrespondence Of Cincinnati Commercial.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, January %, 1S61.-The Pres
ident said, within the last fcrty-eight hours, to
prominent politician of this State, that the border
States proposition would be worth considering only
in case provision could be incorporated prohibit-
ing the acquisition Of sBy more territory Without
the consent of two-thirds OF the States. M. Kel-
logg, NJ. c., authorizes contradiction of the re-
port that he came here to urge Mr.. Lincoln's en-
dorsement Of any Of the compromise measures now
before Congress. Mr.. Lincoln threw out strong
hint yesterday, in repelling the impertinent ad-
vances Of certain politicians Who are pressing Cab
met appointments. He ssii thst Bates and Seward
we're the only members directly agreed upon, and
that others would be until after he arrived in
Washington.
The Illinois Republican delegation in Congress
telegraphed again to-day to make no concessions.
and pass no resolutions.
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STILL ANOTHER CHANCEI
FORCED AUCTION SALE
Furniture, Cottage Bedsteads, etc.

an Wednesday morning. 23d January 1861 at 10 o'clock,
~ will sail usual large and handsome OF
hand staple Furniture, Bedseads Lounges
Mattra Also, extra heavy invoice Of Old Liquors,
Cigars, etc. HARDY BROTHERS,
ian2U.td Aucioneers & GENT Agts q Public SQUARE
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StoIcn, $50 Reward

From the neighborhOOd of Spring Hill, Tenn, on
the night of the 2sth ult.,
Diamond BreRstpfn,
of circular shape, twenty-one stones, very closely
set set of jet, in the form of crosses, and fine
lace veil
viii give areward of $50 for the recovery of
the afore mentioned articles s35 for the pin, and
SIS for the others.
JAN s, lS60-D IT,
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north Carolina ,Lerisla,ur..
KentuckT LegisIaturc.

RALEIGH, N. c. Jan. 26.-The House passed a
resolution to send Commissioners to meet the Con-
vention at Montgomery.
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BROKEN WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution.
EKchasge Bank, Murfrees5oro'-
Miners and Manufacturers Bank, Knoxville.
Bank Of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank OF Trenton.
Of Jefferson, cambridge.
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Dark, Glossy and
LuXuriaut Hairt
HOW!
By Esng Heimsreets IatniG6s Restorative. Don't
anything else your Head
Price Soc and 81 per bottle. Sold everywhere.
We. HAGAN & CO., ProprietOrs, Troy, N. Y.
See an advertisement headed,
GsYOU LOOK IN VAIN.''
LIZ urEr
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snlutss % LeuIsIana.
Alabama ConvenIIon.

AUGUSTA, Gs., jan. 26.-Salutss are being fred
for the Independence Of LOuisians.
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DR.. w. PHONES

FEAs an Office adnirs the idence OF Captain Ssocke
Cherry Street, andIfsdes at Nc, "a Ynesreet, between
church and Broad, janl9-f
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Blood Food!
Blood Food!
Blood FOOdi

To all suffering from consumption ncpent confirmed
from debility kind from mental prosration,
brought by any from scroulss complaints
diseases the kidneys bladder ladies suffering
the many distressing their liable which
engender consumption, the
BLOOD FOOD
is offered IS certain reliable remedy Differing every
particular from patent day, chemical
Combination Of IRON, SULPHUR AND PHOSPHORUS,
OF very great wor and many hundreds glad grateful
testimony to the benefits it has conferred them
CHURCH & DUPONT, 400 Broadway, New YORK, the
sole prprietors article, and consequences
fraud attempted upon the public changed the color Of the outside
wrapper TO yellow and increased the size Of the bottle
to very cautious in buying that the fac
smile Of signature the outside Of the wrapper all
others counterfeit. o. j. WOOD & co st. Louis,
octl9-H Wholesale Agents for the West.
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/ sfEcfAl NeT1cRs.
TEAE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
lAIIEY1N EA1UnA ID lf1lIOl

universally suppsned all other 0intments and healing
epcations In both the Eastern Western Heispheres,
vherevv introduced; and its intrinsic the true secret
ccsIdssfor dfsease. ~ -. T
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foTRAvELERs BY 8 SEA AND LAND.

IN Aaehinist- the Ira velsr, and every other indi
Laos whose LOT in life = throws him within the
Ssan q secieent rom eo sion, fire, Collision, should
pear mind that TINS Magic Extractor his and only
lsn IL Is beth portable 9 and cheap and should ever
% companion, as friend in need There Thousands
g witnesses to testify to its marvellous virtue, vEo
owe er SOUND limbs and to its saving efficacy
loiloEng are few Ct theLeGdin0 dieeGses for which
DALsY's MAGICALPAIN@ EYTRAOTOR Is 4 PREVEA
TIVE As veil a. CURE: -
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TEROUCHTO DECATUR,
InsOIvent Notice.

IL having repaired trains running through
"A according to schedule time. janl9 Dot
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Resolutions from Georgia.
MnInDalsnLz, Ga, Jan IS, 1861.
STA Under the direction Of me People Of the STATE Of deo
g Convention assembled have the honor herewith % Trans
nit the enclosed resolutions and are, very respectfully your
obedient servant. GEO W. OAA" 5sIss
To His ExcelIency, the Governor Of Tennessee
coxvnTIos GEORGIA.
Mu5Kpsrv1r1R Jan o. 1861.
list Rssoved That Convention cordially unite % sns
10 shoss OF til ssfehodinr sFae, not haze h
drawn from Tia nent OF United staes oopgress
the States which havs Withdrawn, beheld al
Ala the 4th day Of February nezt d.nt Of The Con-
vention SIND certified copy this Norm Caro-
nors Of the States of Delaware, Lonana and
Teas with The request that they lay ten before s sSsA
lures or Conventions Of theiF Tespecu's S -, ~ =
The Message and resOlutloss Wsfe iS,a
ted 10 the House.
soUTH WESTERN RAILROAD.
NJ eToKFS introduced bill for The benefit Of
the Sontb western railroad, which passed first
residing
BELIEF OF JUsTIcEs OF THE PEACE.
The Senate reoonsidered vote rejecting the bill
far relief of Justices of the Peace, and then the bill
was raised on its third reading BY ayes 16, nOes g.
APPROPRIATION FOR ARMIXG.
The bill for appropriating money for arming the
State vas amended by Mr.. Newman, providing that
the arms so purchased shall only be used in repel-
ling invasion and suppressing instruction, and
then the bill amended was passed on its third
reading, appropriating S250,000 for arming the
State, by ayes IL, noes s, thus:
Ayes-Messrs Bumpsss, Hildreth. Hunter, John
ioa, Lane, Mcclellan. McNeilly, Peters, Stovall,
Thompson, and Speaker Newmsn-11.
E NOes-Messrs. Allen. Boyd, Bradford, Nash, Rich
'rdsOn, Stokes, Stokely and Thompson-8.
Messrs- Horn and stanton had paired of with
dessrs. Payne and Minis.
AYote to reconsider was negatired by the same
-ote as above; and then the Senate ordered to
transmit by same vote.
POST NOTES.
Bill No. 2O-To authorize Bauk of Tennessee to
ssue Sl,000,000 in Post Notes, and loan the same
N u month"; time, was taken up, and by Mr.. New
nan withdrawn for amendment; and Messrs. Stan
On Bradford, and johnson appointed special COM
nttee 10 confer with the Banks and the Bill with
mendments made special order for tomorrow at
49,
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MoNrGoxERr, ALA, jan 27.-The State Couvens
ton will adjourn on Tuesday until the 4th Of March
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HAVANA Seq AIRS!
JOHN wHORLEY. SO South Market ste,
Nashville, Tenn, --.2O 900 Imported Ha.
vanass-JDS7 RECEIVED ERON IA YAHA.
Stock for Sale. =
JOHN WHoRLET, 81 South Market Street offers for
sale SIS 900 worth of Stock Cal and see him.
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CniEen are frequent uf ferers from external njurie
sspec'Ny rom fsatd and CEApteHe EepJosSoHs-tbeEt
fe cry mother should have thia healing preparation
yefsu a. hand II heals Breasts and4 ucky re-
taoseste ThITEE or KING WORM, preVaIsHt iH the
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Elder D. ?. HEEDERsoE, Of Louisville, will preach
at the Christian Church, this morning at II o'clock
Seats free. HssG
Sunday, January %, 1861. .as
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Depar,urs Of passenger TraIrs.

Departure of Passenger TrafEs.
NASHVILLE CBATTAEoosA-3s3O a NJ. P. NJ
TRNEEssEE ASD ALABANA--5:I5 A. NJ, 400 P. NJ
LocIsvILLE kzD NAsaEILLE-2:I5 An, 2:l5 r; u;
q 0allatin Express $500 2. N.
EDsEYfEfD AND KEET5cKy-2s4s P. NJ.
RAsEuLLx AND IErATUR--7 A. n, ESQ p n.
Arrival OF Passenger TrSlrs.
NAsHvu1x AND cu1zTAxoooA--ssOO A. n $50 P
rKESEssEE AND kLLRAMA-IOs00 a. d., 800 Z. H.
Louisville AID NAsBvILLB-5sOO A. N, = m =,
EAsHvIizE am DEcArUR--I 20 A. NJ, I:2O T. NJ
GGIlatin Express $3.50 A. NJ
sEErEtD AND KEETUoKY-l0:15 A. NJ
Departure of Freight Tra1ns'-
Tenpessee 4 Alabams-5:30 A NJ
louisville Nsshvie-2-50 NJ
Fdgcheld L Kentncky-e.f5P n.
Arrival of Freight Trains.
Tennessee 4 Alabsms-4:30 M,
Louisville q Nashvile-9.25 P NJ.
Edgeheld & Kentucky-l0:l5 NJ.
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The Arago brings $3S2s7O in specie on freight.
The following the quotations Government and State

The following is comparative statement Of the xports OF
Specie from New York to the 18th of January in the
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Do YOu Want n Pipe and Cane Together!
Give JoEN WHoRIET, 80 South Market street,
trial The most complete pipe yet offered, in mo.
ment can be turned into neat and handsome walk
ing stick. Direct importation from the European
manufactures -ianl
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Nix in the mouth vii the 1nvgorator and swallow
9th together. Price 81 per bottle.
Also, SANFORDsS FAMILY CATHARTIC
ILLS, compounded pure AID put up
GLASS CASES, air tight, and will keep in any climate.
| The Family Cal tkartic PILLisa gen.
e but active Catharte which the proprietor has
sed in his practice more than twenty years.
The constantly increasing % demand frsm those Wa
long used the PILLS y ard the Satisfaction which
express In regard to their has induced place
len within the reach Of ALL =
The Profession we'll know that different Cahartics act
different portions Of the = bowels
The FAMILY g A. e. THARTIC PILL
As with due reference to this we'll established fact
Zen compounded from q q variety Of the purest Vege
able Extracts, which act alike on every part Of the
sin ntary eanA, and are good and safe in all cas-
where Csfhar,c is n needed, such De 4.
angements of the : Stomach, SleePfs
less, Pains I'm the Back and l. o 1 n 3,
sosliv eness, Pain and Soreness over
tse whole b o ", q from sudden cold, which
fquently, neglected. =, end in long Of Fe
" Loss Of ApPe. = tiIe, a Creeping Sem
GtfOn OF Cold over ?. the body, ReStleSs-
meas, Headache, or weight in the n cad,
Al Inflammat 0ry a Diseases, Worms, in
Children or Adults rheumatism, great
FURTHER Of the Blood = and many diseases which
nah Is heir numerous to mention in this advertise
nent. DesS to .. Price 3 dimes
The Liver IuVigoraror md Family Ca
slartic Pills reaed by Druggists generally and sold
Wholesale by the trade IL all the large towns.
ST. W. SANFORD, N. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor, 335 Broadway, N.
Oh. WOOD CO.,
ieb1 ar.- st. Louis, no.
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LOUISVILLE, Jan. 2s.-Ths river is falling vita q
feet water in the canal
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VNTE keep the best quality OF Cumberland Coal,
Wv at office, Of Church and Cherry Streets op
pose the Post Office.
Prices. --Bump 25 and Round 90 Cents.
January 20, '6I- dim WOODC0CK & co.
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Rev " n. REEFS viii deliver sermon this eve.
ming, att o'clock, atthc Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, Summer street, on The Locality Of Heaven.
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UsT received and for sale constantly fine article Of Psr
ID nne Varnsh of the beat quality, quantities to suit pur.
chasers. BENZ SHIELDS 4 co.
Also consignment Of Perfunery, Envelopes for sale 70 the
trade ljAns3-hI B. +. 8. < co.