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ELEANOR McHENRY,
DR.. Eaton's InGantlIs Cora,aI' for Child

rem EeethiERs
Is u sleep and perhaps to death your SUI
fg precious oes-but reliable and certain remedy for
the ms Of life 1t will soften the gums reduce in
relieve all pain and greatly facilitate the
roess at the period eethng works like ch2rm giving
healthy sleep night to the little sufferer and grateful rest 10
weared mother II does net constpae the ooWes because
we are fully in stating cannot he said Of any other
enation infanlle complaint at this time before the pub
lie hut is quick and never iaili remedy for DarrhGG Dis
e1tsy7t and ealH85er Complaint Aso- for Wind Cotc
yiao IN he Stomach cidty, and being powerful anti
pasoic Mothers should always have it ty them in cases OF
1isias especially when they purpose giving their children
" OF The other fashioned narcotics OF the day. exceedingly
liable 10 bring on ats Be warned and but Dr.
E.torfs Infantle Cordial this only you rely
Soldby Caoi'S S . 80 " ~,
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THE
ONLY Discovers
WORTHY OF AM OUNFIDKhUk EUk
RESTORING THE RAID AND GRAY

WORTHY CoNTIDKsCE
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
as ANY the great discovery of Prof Wood, have
I'VE tempted only initiate his restorative, but profess
have discovered something that would produce results identical
wonderful of Prof Woods preparations and have
forced to leave field its rssstess Read the follow
ingi-
PROE. o. J. WooD Co: Gents-The letter
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative and VII hyou
have published in this vicinity and elsewhere, has given Use to
are, FIRST it my hahtation and stated in
the communication second it true OF all therein contained
third, does hair still continue TO be in good order and Of
natural color? To all invariably, yes My
hair is better than in stage Of life for forty
past, more soft thrifty and better coored the of
whiskers only why il is not generally
that the substance is washed OF by frequent abuton of the
ton with the wskers the same resutwil hair
have in erecept Of great many letters from all parts
good as there Is 50 much fraud in the Manufacture and sale Of
various compounds well this has doubt been basey
initiated and been used not only without an good eject but
absolute injury. have used any Of restorative Of
account for months and yet hair as good as ever
nave examined with surprise as am nov oI years
old and not gray hair head face and to prove
Sh set SEND you locE OF y if tasn On uS pas wees
reserved your favor d Two quart bottles ast summer or
which very grateful to my friends, and thereby
and then purchags4 and used universal will
favor that send test By which can discover
itv from from vou pure article viii ineure success and
eieVo where coed ee5s follow the failure caused
dee iy duty heretofore keep you apPrisd Of the
elect hsr all who inquire Of me Of Ey IN
Shaken opinion in its valuable results remain dear sirs
yours A y hA1MoND
AARoE's RUE, KY, Nov. 80, 1853
The Restorative put up bottles of three Sizes viz large
medium and small: the small holds Il pint and retail for 81
mediums hold at least twenty cent more in
proportion than SMALL eas for 81 per bote the large
quart 40 per cent moein proportion, and etails for 80
bottle d. j. Wood d Co Proprieters IA Broadway,
New ia street, st. Louis Mo-. and sold by all
good Druggists Fancy Goods Dealers Wholcsaled by
Even. PendIctOn g. Co., and retsied by every Drug
house in tie United States. lfebll-ly
Bark, Glossy and
EuXuriaut Hair!
HOW!
By using Heius;resfs TRiia55s 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 VAEN,''
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rOm Harrisbnrg, PennsrIvania.
From Omaha.

OMAHA N. T., Jan. 4-The Nebraska House of
Representatives, on the LIST inst, motion Of Ger
Downs. of Atoe, passed the following resolution:
Resotred, That the Nebraska Legislature 81 ais
greeting and thanks to Maj. Anderson, at Fort Sum
ter, for his gallant conduct and wish him and his
happy New-Year.
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Snow STorM-On Sunday last. snow fell inces-
sanity from A. NJ. till P. NJ, at which timeit was
fully six inches in depth and it would have been a
foot deep had it not melted as it fell. The noun
tans and the landscape generally has presented a
wntry aspect this week. 1t is the heaviest fall OF
snow that has occurred here since 1858
No snow fcll either at Nashville or Atlanta. on
Sunday last. This is a little remarkabel consider
ING the quantity that fell here. At Knoxville 1t
was about ten inches deep and in the Virginia noun
uains it filed the cuts on the line of the railroad
as to prevent the passage of trains for several days
--ChatU00ga AdUatiSer. Jan. g.
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The Lebanon Democrat of the Alb, says: "One Of
our leading citizens has just received letter from
Col HAMox in which he says, thai the Republicans
will not yield an iota and that he despairs Of the
ITriop
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The express train on the East Tennessee andiGeor
eia Railroad has been taken Off and the only pas
senger train on that road, leaves Chattanooga for
Knoxville at two o'clock in the morning.
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Among the distinguished strangers in the city,
we notice the presence of Col L. C. HAYNES, OF East
Tennessee, and Hen. DAVID HUBBARn Commissioner
from Alabama to the State of Arkansas.
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A man by the name Of SHULL- who says he is from
Mississippi, was committed to Jail, at McMinnville,
on the I'd nst for passing counterfeit $50 note on
the Planters Bank.
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SEVEN THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS SAVED BY
ISsUEING.- W. J. MARI, agent Of the Hartford Fire
Insurance Company, has paid us seven thousand
five hundred dollars, the amount of our claim
against this Insurance Company, for our. loss on
stock occasioned by the fire at tannery on the
morning Of the 23d of December, 1860
Nashville, Jan. T. 'GL-tf. J. LUMsDEN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


HE CtkEE1E AlkOHG u ZEN AAAWDSANkSef
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
AZ universally snpplaned all other 0inmen and healing
applications in both the Eastsrn and Western Hemisphere
wherever introduced and its sic merit the true secret
s success IN ali eaeoBs affections, whether the be
GccSdentor disease.
BURNS & = soALDs
instantly relieved of their anguish, pain and milan
nation, by timely appca ton Of this marvellous healer
and the flesh is : by charm, no bisE'sn or
scar remaining =
TIL 8 FRIEND OF = THE NURSERY
ChIdren are frequent suf feers from external injusie
especially from FLasid and Lssqphes Ezposions-thert
fore every mother should have this healing preparation
constantly at hand 1t heals = sors and4 ucky re-
the letter OF RING WORM, so prevalent an hae
nursery.
TO TRAVELLERS By 8 SEA AND LAND.
The Mschnist, the ira veisr and every other indi-
vidna whose lot in life = throws him within the
chance Of accident from eo = sfO fire. collision, should
mind that this Magic his best and only
friend. II is beth porahle and cheap, and should ever
his companion, friend - need There thousands
OF living witnesses to testify 3 to its marvellous virtue, wto
owe their scund limbs and muscles to saving efficacy
The following Of the lediRJ diseases for which
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN = EXTRACTOR is "a PREFES
as veil As y
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NEW YORK, Jam 5.-The steamer Star of the
West coaled yesterday with unusual CELEBRITY. but
the report that she is going to Charleston with troops
is ridiculed at the Companys office
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THE LEsisLATURE.-Th Legislature viii meet III
accordance with the proclamation OF the Governor,
tomorrow az twelve o'clock. We noticed large
number of members in the city yesterday. Among
those who called at our Office were Or. Speaker
'WHTTHoBNs aud Nessrs. bennett, BAEKsDAIE,
Harris, BAkER of Perry, VAUGHN, Of the House;
ard Nessrs, PAYNE. WooD and MCCLELLAN, of the
Senate
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NEw YORK Jan. 5.-The steamer Fulton sailed to-
day for Liverpool taking nearly Sl700,000 in spe-
Gle The CITY of Manchester also sailed
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BUSINESS CARD FOE 1861.

FFNHE undersigned, having determined transact sssiness
hereafter upon the CASH SYSTEM begs leave to return
his thanks hOi friends and customers for their pzoacse
heretofore, and TO solicit their favor for the future
Self preservation-the first law Of nature-mpes hin 70
change his Of doing business or thaI Of Cash
inasmuch whose promptnes he has relied for
ing his indebtedness owing him for three and four
years He earnestly beecaes such forward and close
their him equal the emergencies Of
the pressing times. merchant Be PR0tPf on JAIL;
aud this is impossible unless he sustained b. equally
tual or cash custom
The respectful courtesy, which h haers himself has
always been extended to those who have ds
with him. hall be continued, and effort his shall be
wanting his business intercourse both pleaaut ad de-
sirabs all VINO may favor him with call Hoping
merit share Of the patronage OF generous public he hsngs
his banner upon the WALL with this motto clearly In
scribed:
FOB CASH.
JOHN B. EVERETT,
No TTnf sfree Nashvi
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From Pittsburr.

PTrrsBURG, Jan. Mcclure has been invited to
Springfield to confer with Lincoln
Leading Republicans protest against Cameron's
appointment to the Cabinet
Duff Green has just returned from visit to Lin
coin and says he wiz adjust difficulties satisfactory
CHARLESTON Jan. 5.-Longstreet President of the
South Carolina College implores the people to let
the first shot come from the enemy
The President of the Convention received a teles
graphic dispatch from the Mayor of New Orleans
saying that New Orleans sympathize5 with aud will
support Charleston when an occasion demands
action.
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CHARLESTON. Jan. 4-The Convention adjourned
this morning subject to the can cf7the President.
The Convention appointed delegates to tlls seced-
ing Statessfor q general Congress-
AL is quiet. Fort Sumter has not been lesiegsd.
Major Anderson was visited by his brother for
ference IN the presence Of three Carohniansl
CHARLESTON, Jan. 3.-A resolution empowering
Ihe citizens OF the United States domieiled outside
OF south carolina to hold and dispose Of real estate
without hindrance or molestation was Introduced
and tabled for the present.
SIR. Dunkln, from the Committee on Commercial
heiaUons made report on the communication
IRON the Governor IN relation 20 Mr. Presbury, the
Assistant Treasurer of the United states
Inc Convention then went into secret session to
consider the apportionment Of delegates TO the Gene
raj Convention
The returns from Georgia Indicate fba. a large
majority Of the secession delegates are elected.
Forts Pulaski and Johnson have been oeeuDie1 by
the Ge0rgla state troops under Instructions Of the
GOyernor OF the State; but, for this action ON the
part OF the Governor, the Savannah papers saw
there viii spontaneous rising Of the people.
A number OF slaves and free negroes are engaged
on the red0ubts the coast.
Benz MOrdacai presented yesterday to the State
$4,000.
From Harrisburg Pennsylvania.
HARRISBURG. PA, Jan. 4.-Appearances strongly
indicate the election of Mr. CoVan u. 5. Senator
Wilmot is his strongest opponent The anti-Ca
ron men await the arrival of Mr.. Mcclure anxouslv
Congressman Stewart, Kigoro, and Mcpherson Of
Pennsylvania, are here on commission, to rsr-
suade the members Of the Legislature not to pass an
appropriation to arm the militia.
Mr. Stewart expresses doubt as to the appoint
ment of Cameron as Secretary of the Treasury. The
friends OF Mr.. Cameron state thai they saw a pro-
mise of the appointment under Mr.. McDOnald's sig
nature.
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PRICES OF NEGRoEs.-The Lebanon Herald of the
I'd contains the following items:
A negro woman about IS years Of age sold
on the square last Saturday for S2J6 cash. Cheap.
few months ago she would have brought 500 or
$500
At q sale Of negroes in this county a few days
since, three girls, aged respectively IL, and 5
years. were sold for ; 600 cash Six months ago
they would have readily commanded $500,
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BLOOD Foo6i
Blood Food!
knrnnxz EnndY

To all from consuupton, inc pient confirmed,
from debility u any ns from mental nervous prostraon,
i On ~ any cause or from scrofuss complaints; from
oS Ire kidneys bladder and to ladies suffering Of
~, complaints their liable and which
ensender consumption, the
BLOOD FOOD
a. certain ana reliable remedy. Daerr in every
TO-, the natent medicines of the day, it chemical
p pa I5uie ~ fF6E SJLPHJR AND PH0SPH0R0GS,
Of Teat WORTH many hundreds hear glad ard grateful
,stfrco,,y 10 the benefits it has conferred on them
cEiTRr8 A. DUPONT, 400 Broadway Rev York. are the
sole prpreors Of article, aud have eonseq aence Of
] t.el upon public changed the color Of the outside
red 10 yellow, and increased the szs Of tie bottle
r. ounces Be very cautions in buying to see that the fac
i ~ their sgnatre the outside of the wrapper all
s. .L onntryseit %. J WOOD & co St. Louis,
O'nets -, 80 Wholesale Agents for the West.
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Or. aOofIand's Celebrated
GERMAK RITEEIkS

EGTILL efectuaIly Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Jaun
w dice Chronic Nervous Debility, Diseases of the Kid
ac such as Constipation Piles Fulness Of BOsd to the
Head Acidy Stomach Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for
Food Fuuess weight the Stomach, Sour Erucations,
sinking or Fluttsrng Pit Of the stomach Swimming Of the
Head Hurriedand Difficult Breathing Futterng at the Heart
Choking suocang Sensations when in lying posture, Dim
ness Of Vision Dots before the Sight, Fever and Dull
Pain in the Heal Deficiency Of PerprsOn, Yellownes Of the
Skin and eyes Pain in Side, Back Chest Limbs &c. Sud
den Fuhes Of Burning IN the FLESH Constant Inasn
inga # Evil and Great Depression OF Spirits
propetnr calling the attention OF the public to this
with feeling Of the utmost confidence in its
virtues and adaptation the diseases for which
n no new and article but that has stood the
test of ten years trial before the American people, and its rep
ation and unrvalled by similar preparation ex
tant The testimony its favor given by prominent and we'll
kpoup Physicians and individuals in ali parts Of the country
immense and careful pCruss of the Almanac published annu
y by the proprietor had gratis Of of his Agents
cannot but satisfy skeptca that this remedy really
-irr he rreat cel ehritY Il has obtained.
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Nashville South Side
I'M - TIT UTE
sns; ETMa , HoLSoMRE, a..oei..s p.a,


gIES. EMMA HOLCOmBE, ,,.o,i,,. p,;o,,,.i,
MISS T.. z. NOTTINGHAM,{ &s'00iA'7 EHN''Pi'
TsNHE premises hitherto occupied BY Mrs Hocomte having
School, the present Principals have been iortunas %
for CT the spacious and beautiful mansion
opposite the Capitol well known the residence OF Col A W.
Putnam Ths location uneqused-being private, cenras
elevated and accessible The House ns1ed in the i'm
proved modern style, containing "a large roou thoroughly
ventilated By windows down the oor opening pzzas and
balconies which EXTEND each story the entire length Of tbs
building The grounds beautifully laid OUt- and The Walks
we'll paved allowing ample for recreation and exercise
aver filled with the hi professional talent
The boarding pupils will eroy all the advantages elegant
home and their comforts viii be scrupGlOusy cared for, BY
Maon we'll known emnenty qualified for the afce BY
her unyieldng integrity kindly sympathy and unEeaTed
assiduity.
Terms the sane as those Of the other arscass schools
city. For further particulars apply to elixir Of the
principals.
REFERENCES:
Rev VIM Plnmer, D. Allie Prof Dabney, Richmond Col
ghanny City, Pa lege Va
Rev N Hodge, D, Rich Hon John BrOksnbrOugh,
mond, Va. Lexington. Va
Rev Moore, D Richmond, Ma james Garland PsylTa-
Va. MIA, Va
Rev Jesse instead. D D. Gun Rev Hays Nashville.
kerland, Va. Rev X Howell, D D DO
Col 2 n Sui.h, } Virgin "a Jas VI Hamilton, Eco. do
Maj WilliamsonS Military In Alex Fall, Esq. DO
Maj Thes JacksonD situte james Nic1ol. ESQ. do
Rev N kirkpatrick, DanYile, Mrs ' brown do
Va. II GARNER, Esq. do
Dr. ThOs P Atkirson, do Jas Vaulx. Est DO
Thos Grasty, Esq do Hon John Mclean, supreme
Rev B GlderslesSe, Rehmcnd Court
Va. VIM W Pugh. AsSum ption, La.
Hon David Burnett, Calves Gen Marts, do
ton Texas. Hon John Letehsr. Governo-0f
Hon David K Este, Q su- Virginia
preme Count
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SAILED.

WHEELING. Dec. 5.-0ne hundred guns were free
in honor OF MajoI Anderson.
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MUEDER.-The Shelbyville ErpoStor says that
JoHx SwAms was killed in Bedford county on the
night of the 3lst ult, by MARION ANDERSON.
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Uurran FOR INC iIOItdays.

HurFah for the HOltdayss
Christmas hand, it is often question: S1S'
n the acceptable presentto make TO our iehus -
have not decided would recommend 70 go 81 once
procure Hughes inmitAbe style Of
graph Portrait, Mesi1oype, Iy0ryyPe- Don't eeay
n. B.-Ten Autograph Photographs for 81. oeeio'u
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Messrs. Clark, Gregory & Co.. Nashville Tenn:-Gents Ny
neighbors calling for Anbrosa Oil and
fuse suffering humanity II it tells like the prospects faiter at
present. 1t sdoing good in this vicinity. LANE.
Vernon. Tennessee. dec3O dkW2w
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The receipts at Memphis to the 2 December, which have
shipped to other than receiving ports amount to e39
against 5o67 the corresponding last year This
would make the receipts Is00s4 against Az
last year. showing decrease Of 525,s 43 bales.
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The Cottnn rrorement.

We compiled the following comparative statement Of the
receipts the various ports since the LIST of sept
her froun ire latest mail dates receyed at this Office
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through the secreons directly the Blood which being
the germ life it of vital importance to keep pure and free
from ali degeneatng PARTICLES The bAne Of ScRoFuLA the
Kings Evil ancestors foe like the detergent and
eraicang salve Its healing qualities unequaedi in the
RHEuM SoRK Lees SORE BREAsr, and the scALD
and RIKs prevalent the nursery. 1t relieves
soohe the nhAmmatsry irritation of WOUNDS as by
charm Sold at the principal depo IA Broadway and
Chartress street, New Orleans by WRIGHT Co., Genersl
Agents. sO by all druggists ard merchants
dec3O dSWIm
PCoUsH The sudden changes Of climate
OF PULMONARY BRONCHIAL and AsHMA1Ic AFFECTIONS Exps
rence hay tna simple remedies often act speedily
and certainly when taken the early eages Of the deas
''BF0S1n'S BFoRcL JrocheS
Lozns let the Cold Cough Irritation of the Throat be
iEht this precauton serious attack
edectuaily war ed off PUBLc SPEAKERS SINGERS Will
find them eecua for clearing and Strengthening the voice. See
advertisement noy24-d / w6m
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rohuesfoek's VcFmifuge.

yr-7sTbfs Safe and EfTectual Remedy for
has been more extensively used by regular physicians
than anv proprietary medicine whsh has ever made its
pearsnce in the United States
n ia ys with The confidence by gentlemen
who have enence in the Middle, esern and South
Stses. -, =. IN.
The great cause Of its popularity the fact ha nothing has
vet sem discovered hh be substituted in its place and
mat IL nav he ned In All cases without any fears the
suit It's perfect safety recommends TO every parent II
worms are creed within the sysm il will speedily eXpel them
thou M pt in order to the genuine article every
be on his guard and look we'll to the initials
the bottle and wrapper and particular see buyins
n A FabneStock,s Verni fuee and 10 other. noy4-wlm
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Messrs. Clark Gregory Co., Nashville, TennPlease send
me sy Adams Express dollars worth yocr kmhrosal OIL
ind i in practice valuable medicineand will want you
70 furnish me with what want the best terms
wead ike to be Agentor the oft in this county and
think sell good deal Satisfied am Of its good
Qualities at leisure, will furnish with my experience in
using il, and the number Of cures Il effects, &c.
DR.. GEO. W. JOHNSON.
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THIS REMEDY" CURES WHEN ALL OTHER
PREPARATIONS FAIL.

til entirely every other medicine prescribed for Vene
real Diseases, il contains mineral poison or nausscps
drugs being prepared bak and leaves IN the form
OF pleasant and delicious Syrup.
Il rs natures remedy for GonorThOa, CLAP Gleet
Gravel, Structure especially recommended fer Fuor Al
bus Whites in Femae) this complaint it is invaluable
As genera Alternative and blood purifier, il has equal and
does not fail 10 sroula, secondary syphilis, glandu
sWelags mercural all eruRtye diseases curing them
more speedily and permanently than any other medi
cine known II does this by purifying and cleansing the
blood CAUSING Gov all its original purity and vgo'
thus removing from the all impure and perncous causes
which have induced disease.
In an old rhda AMI Geet tat have raled all
medical skil, especially rec0umendetin old cases II
fails and rom to three days
few doses posi- all scsdDg heat, chor1ea and
pain.
does breath interfere with class OF
business
1t requires o assistance from other medicine.
Ii can lay the toet bic, in the counting room win
out its ever being suspected remedy for private SIS
Treatise Nenereal Diseases with full directions Tor their
permanent cue, accompany each bottle.
directions get Circular free from any drug
the United States
1t sold at retail for 50 per bottle, three bottles for s.
by all pcns be druggists and dealers in icnes throughout
tie United States snd at wholesale by all Wholesale druggists
POTTER a NEERWIN, Sole PrOprietOrs,
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI
SOLD in Nasvc by W. Hendersho Berry & Demovirle
EwiRs Psndeton, and by all responsible druggists everywhere
oct29-d twEwly It's
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Gen T. J. WHARTON, the commissioner from Mis-
sissippi to Tennessee arrived in the city yesterday
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Mr.. JAMES c. wAEsrR has been elected Mayor Of
Chattanooga.
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HIDES Ar COST.

IN account q the destruction OF Tannry, offer
~ for sale stock Of Southern hides, at New Orleans,
consisting Of saed dry alted and flint Tanners and
others wishing 70 purchase will please address,
LUMSDEN & CO.;
No II South Market street,
Nashville, Tenn.
Union aud American publish in weekly two weeks and
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Tennessee & Alabsms-430 NJ
Louisville & Eashvihe-925 NJ.
Edgeaeld & Ksntneky-l0:l5 n.