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Hairless Cream AIe-Pure.

Lovers Of Ale have pronounced this the most de-
lightful beverage Of the day, and Physicians CON-
tnue to recommend it for the the worst
of Dyspepsia.
Its virtue lies in Its purity. Being compounded
solely Of malt and hops its curative properties mas
ut once become apparent to those acquainted with
the virtue Of either ingredient Its manufacture is
conducted with the most scrupuous care, and it 10
undenis5ly the BEST ALE manufactured either in
this or the old country, at the present day.
It contains no intoxicating liquor or injurious
drug, and it will not intoxicste. During the heat
Of summer il is the safest and most healthy bevsr
age that can be used and produces none Of the evil
effects caused by tbs use Of distilled liquor.
il put up in barrels for the use Of deslsss; and
in kegs and bottles, for family use.
Prics-in barrels, ten dollars; in fftssr gallon
kegs, Eve dollars; in bottles, packed in boxes Of
one two three and four Dozen two dollars and fly
cents per dozen.
Dealers will learn the Wholesale terms by sd-
dressing the Wholesale Agent.
The money must, In all cases, accompany the or
der, and funds on all solvent banks taken at par.
Address the sole Wholesale Agent,
LOUIS NJ. MILLER,
Al Broadway, Nashville, Tenn.
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HiYer NeWR.
Reported b. q. Harrison, Steamboat, and
Ohio Railroad Agent

Reported By d. H. Harrison, Steamboat, and Baltimore
Ohio Railroad Agent
The river still continues to rise with water near
ly out of its banks. The prospects are now we
shall have sufRciency of water for some time yet
to come for all boating purposes.
The James johnson, now receiving freights and
will depart positively on Thursday next.
At present we have no Ohio river boat in port
and do not look for one before two days to come,
except the J. II. Baldwin.
The Hazel Dell has been repaired and is now en-
route for this port.
The Sam KirkmGn left Cincinnati for this port on
Tuesday last.
The C. E. Hilman will be the next st. Louis boat
due in port.
This day the Minnstonka will be the regular Pad
ucah packet to leave port.
The Upper Cumberland river trade slightly on the
improvement.
The Chattanooga road now rapidly gaining on her
accumulated freights. So much so that we of the
opipiou that early next week they will be able 10
receive and forward direct, without additional cost
To owners of freight We have been close observer
of the congs of this road and say, during their
entire block they have used every exertiOn to ia
cilitate transportation. &c. now the great rush is
about to terminate. we would say although the off,
GERS f this road has been subject to censure it has
beenuncsed for upon their parts that is il untiring
industry be pallstion.
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The Tariff Regulations OF the Confede-
rate Statea.

Mr.. FRANCIS R. SBAKELFoRD, the Collector Of Gus
toms at Atlanta, Ca under the Confederate States,
has issued the following notice to shippers by the
Western and Atlantic Railroad through Atlanta !,
"All dutiabIe Goods received per Western and
Atlantic Railroad for all points beyond Atlanta
must pay the Tariff duties and charges at Atlanta
Therefore it is necessary for Importers to enclose
their original Invoices to some Agent at this point
and place funds in their hands to pay duties on the
same in specie, in order to avoid unnecessary de-
tention. -
1.-The following are exempt from duty:-Bacon
Pork, Hams, Lard, Beef Fish of all kinds Wheat
and Flour of Wheat and Flour Of all other grains.
Indian Corn and Meal Barley and Barley Flour Rye
and Rye Flour, Oats and 0at Meal, Gunpowder
and all the materials Of which it is made Lead in
all its forms, Arms of every description Nuns
tons of war and Military Announcements, PercusA
sion Caps, living animals Of all kinda Also all ag-
rlcuitural products in their natural state. All
others are subject to duty In order to prevent the
stoppage Of free goods that may be on the same re-
cept or bill ading with those that are dutiabe, it
is advisable to have them shipped by Railroad on
ton, and those that dutiable to Atlanta direct
where, after being registered at my Office, and the
customs collected they will be placed in the hands
of an Agentfo- immediate forwarding"
1t may not be amiss to reproduce in this eonnec-
ton the following classification, which embraces
nearly all of interest to our merchants and ship
pers, of duties imposed by the United States Tariff
Of 1857, which, by an act of Congress lis now in
force in the Confederate States:
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENSAKY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

@<NS DR. KING, formerly Of New York, FOR thsI
&ASA-sS four ye-rs ofLouisvilIe Kentucky.
devoted his attention the treatment Of private
thirty laters himself having attended practice
many years, cured many Thousands he sEsed
all diseases Of private nature matter how bad they
from njudcious medical treatment cm neglect their
Dr. Kings DPensary No % Deadrck street, between Cherry
and the Square, where he all diseases Of private
GoNORHEA cured without nauoous medicine Interference
from business.
ofod recent date, efecually cured
days, operation which pain where structure
exist health cannot enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undermines the constitution nsoh.
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases ofthe skin growing out
set bad treatment be e6ectuAlly cured in eayB
sKM WRAENEss, particular attention having been gven 10
this disease, and all the consequences of brought
by the destructive habits Of inesnaidsras
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions neglect Of
which will undermine The constitution, rendering the subject
for business society," and causing old
Females who may be laborng with difficulty Of tia WoEh
may rest assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad By writing stating their case, With
fee enclosed directed TO DR. A. King No. o. Deairck street,
Nashville Tenn will Ia ths necessary medicine sent to thsr
address, with necessary directions Strict oee
hours from o'clock in the morning un in the eVenngi
nay23 l659d&WIy
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CITY NOTICES.

A CHASGE.-We have this day sold to Mr.. F.
KLEIN our entire stock of clothing and merchant
tailor goods. He will continue the business in all
its various branches, and we ask for him liberal
share of the public patronage heretofore extended
to US. BE has a very handsome stock of spring
goods, and guarantees perfect satisfaction in all
articles. Mr. NJ F. SELTz can be found at all timcs
in the house of his successor ready to settle with
all who owe. SELTz & HARRIS.
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According to the official returns to the Insurance
Department of the State of New York for the year
1860, just published, the HONE Insurance Company
of New York, and the old "HARTFoRD" FIRE Insur
snce Company, represented in this city by W. J.
MARE, No. rs College street, are the only Companies
having an agency in Nashville that were able to
show unmpaired cash capital, after providing for
their liabilities, including reinsurance of unexpired
risks. april2-H
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A sIEGULAR BEUxDEE.-By strange eluneer or
seems 10 have esonped attention in time for correc
tion, the Georgia Convention in the new Consttu-
ton proposed 70 the people, has abolished the gu
bernatorial office, or at least made successor to
Gov Brown impossible for the next Twelve years.
The new Constitution says;
"No person shall be eligible 20 the once Of Gov
srafl STATES tvsue years, and inhabtant Of this
State six yssrs aud who hes not attained the age Of
OF course, the Convention contemplated the very
excellent provision that the candidate shall have
been twelve yesrs citizen Of Of the Confederate
Register.
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rime TO Choice......-...........
and Clarifed....
Markets By Telegraph.

NEW 0RLElEs April oottcn-saes day 15o0 bales Mid.
ding l29l3c sales Of three davs 5000 baie receipts Of
days 500 bales AGAINST II $50 bales during core
spending total ressp this port than At
The last year 3 zoe bales all Southern ports
no 900 bales Fright Liverpool r. Sterling Exchange 61
al. Neg York sight K9k premium. =
The steamer Benve from Havana the Tn, has arrived
Sugar dull numbers ii and r. 6 reals Noirses nm
Improved. Other upland produce ngnid. Raeghts GOOD
stsrDg Exchange 910. New York Exchange para ~ pTs.I
UNI. UEtsd States gold coins premium.
Nxw YonK April Cotton dull lowsr sales to-day aOo
bales Mdding Upland l249lsx Flour dull and lower.
salee IS Ooo bbs 95 1885 2 Wheat declined le C.yn
declined 99c; sses 1000 bushels te7Ie Lard bpoysnt
99loke Mess PORK quiet sales l5B bbls at S7 s75
97 So Sugar qust; faes rs hhds Cuba At 4: l35 hhd,
Orleans at snetion, <SH MolsssesSae4 rs hb, resns
q .; 40 Sbs Orleans, At auction, 259SsX - :,
CrcusAT April e-Flour dull and nominal WHISKY az,
Mess PcrsAes 900 bills at eE. Lard n Gales 900 srcss
At oAs; 500 kegs Toe. - =
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MARTHA nu~ar.-

NEW YORK, April 8.-The Posts Washington dis
patch states that General Scott continues an active
personal supervision of the military there which is
considered sufficient to protect the city The guards
around the Capitol and the public buildings have
been doubled and armed to the teeth.
The Post quotes private letter fron Charleston,
which states that Major Anderson intends to retort
on the Charestonians for interceptng his supplies
by prohibiting further intercourse by water with
the forts that surround them. - $3.50 II
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We regret to learn that DR.. RoBT. A. IRON, for
merly citizen of this county, died at NacogdOches'
Texas, on the 2eth of March, at the age of fy-fve.
He was born in Tennessee, educated in Kentucky,
practiced medicine in Mississippi and Texas, and
was prominent man in the early struggles for
Texas independence; was afterwards member Of
her Legislature, and was Secretary Of State under
President HOUSTON.
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CHEROKEF CURFT

CHEROKEE CURE!
An knTdlis0 cure for Seminal weakness. Noes
turn1l Commissions, Aapofsncy, Loss of Posoer,
PG17s IN ne Back, Stone IN he Bladder, 06strueted
and D1D1cu1 Asasty7s0tioa and az Diseases CAUSED
~ depidsing from tie path Of Nossre, and sndalosa0
In Self Pollution.
the use OF this "Cure" all improper discharges are renew.
the weakened organs Of generation speedily cared and
full vigor restored.
Either SEX contemplating marriage should reflect seznd
mind and body are necessary promote happpe
In TIE Cherokee Cure" the poor debtaed doua and
oespairing deVotee OF sensual pleasure will find relief
1t safe and pleasant in In its con-
nns mineral poison but is prepared from pure vegetable
extracts, in the form Of q delicious syrup.
Price 81 Bottle bottles for S. and and foxardsS
BY express to all parts OF the world.
Sold BY all respectable Druggists everywhere.
POTTER AERWIN. Proprietors, Ct. LsuIp Mo.
eoic In Nashville by Ewing Pendoton Berry Deraeyie
q. W; HenderShott and By Druggists everywhere.
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HoS. JoHH Q. BuRcH.-This gentleman our old
friend and fellow townsmau. il smoker Of in con-
nection with the Gubernatorial contest Our party
in this State. cannot boast more able and gallant
man than Col Bcrch. No commentator of his ser
vices is required at our hands. We will support
the nominee OF the party, but would give no man
man. he has more strength, in ali probability, in
FAST tennessee than any one whom we could selecL
WIN TINS accomplished and able gentleman as our
standard bearer, would feel assured thar yiceo-
~ would again be ours. Burch will rally the noun
tam boys of East Tennessee and is equally popular
In Middle and West Tennessee.-Cha Chattanooga AooeT-
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From Nav York.

New YoRK, April .-F0reign-The Bishop of
Poictiers was reprimanded for his maLdement on
the Roman question. tas r1ss-
The Pontitcal Gems d Arms at Caremo killed three
citizens.
The people are asking Napoleon to protect them,
1t Is reported that $4,000 Austrian troops are. in
motion In Venetia.
The Porte refuses to submit his reforms to the
Powers. eFF- ~
EagIdad.-BulliOn in the Bank has increased
el56,0 $50
New YoRK, April a-The Commercials Washing
ton dispatch says that Lieutenant Talbot left for
Fort Sumter to-day with instructions to Major An
derson, and be will undoubtedly be re-admitted to
the fort, although stringent regulations have been
adopted by the Secessionists. ss.sgs-r
Large Quantities of ordnance, ammunition &C.,
have been transferred to-day from Governors
Island to the steamship Baltic, including one heavy
gun carriage for large columbiads, marked . Fort
Pickens." She sailed at o'clock this evening
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DR.. r. RUSSELL, DENTAL SURGEOE.-Dr. r. begs
leave to invite the attention of those interested to
his present mode of inserting artificial teeth upon
vulanite as being infinitely superior to the old
method upon gold plate Since introducing this plan
now over year ago-he has inserted more than
one hundred sets, the advantages of which for au
rability lghtness and purity abundantly test
fed by the numerous certificates. DR.. r. is contn-
ually receiving in their favor Cfice No IL Cherry
street. three doors from the Post Office. Plugging
and all other operations on the mouth performed as
usual. [marchl7-n
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The Insurance OFFICE of WI. MAKR, on College
street. is the place to obtain the most desiabe insu
rance none, but the Oldest and most reliable COM
panies with large unimpared Cash Capitals are there
represented. Insurance taken at fair rates, and
loss settled without unnecessary delay. Blotters
furnished free of charge. aprl0-tf
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I'm Chancery al IInden. Tenu.

NHARLEs GoLHARf, A. KericEhaus ct ai-ApriI Rules
~ l66lCsoss BllIn this cause il eppears from
painsns bill which 10 to- the defendants Ksr.
iekhsns and ysnel Residents q The State Of
Tennessee It therefore publication be made In
the Nashville Union and four ssceesvs weeks
requiring said defendants appear at the next term CT ne
Chancy Court to be holden for the county OF fe - ne
courthouse thereof in Lndon. THURSDAY asr me sond
Hoaday In June Plead or dap % complain
bill. the will be taken for consea ans ne Gauss
= =. 'A'-'--s = p'''' : Is1AcN HuLMs, Q. n.
nm Coz, Solicitor fOy ecmplainanis
aplo-NftpT's0pee3
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YxcitInr News

CHARLESTON, April S.-Anderson's mail is not
stopped-only his supplies.
General Beaureguard has ordered out 5000
troops. Companies are constantly arriving and be-
ing put into position New batteries are also being
constructed.
A special dispatch to the New York Times SAYS
vessels have been ordered out of the range of Fort
Sunderland Sullivan's Islandu
The floating battery sailed this morning to a point
near Fort Sumter. Business was suspended and the
excitement fearful ~. \
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RAILWAY MATTERS.

"A Councilman informs the Patriot that the
committee under the resolution of the City Counsel
rendering the hospitality of the city to certain
bers of Congress, met at the Mayors Office few
days since, sand came to the conclusion not to send
an invitation to them but to send each of them
copy of the resolution" So they are not to have
& chance at the city's beet, and mutton and cham
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JAMES coLLESs, complainant =. vvu.... - NJ.
- Cornaek dsie1dants-Aprl Ruiss nd
A.sashnent BiOn molten Of Complainant hy kis sosrs,
ro An IL piainants bill, Ehch 1st
ana Joseph Mccormack 10th nonrssdsnss - Ne
1euEessee y - therefore ordered thkt pnblcsaen -
mAoc tor Tour EueesssiVe weeks knd Asrzn,
newspaper published is Tie city 81 Nashville, rsqunf nd
aeencant to appear at the chsney corr
Pc held Tor the eouny Of jackson, n the q eao
on me secons AondAy il August 1851 hsn and efe r2ier
,ner Defence or the viii for confused, hod -
eosn Tor hearing paFte thea and - fr o1r1
y ne nat q same n Fe, JEdg8 A at ne said A and
Joseph Mccormack be epioined sn trading eosek.g ls
ferng note made psvrble 70 dsndant Wian er $50 eo
WM. h. Boffs, Q. 4 y.
apl9-v4.pr'sfese3
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NhoaaI ShoesII

FARRAR, DIsNUKEs j. Co. are opening most beau,
tfu lot of Shoes of all kinds, especially for Ladies
and Children. Call them ladies, they are beauti-
full, and they sell them very low for the Cash
nnrnhIl-tf
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From washington.

WAsHINGroN, April S.-The State Department
replied to-day to the note of the Southern Commits
sioners, declining to receive them officially. The
Secretary expressed q peaceful policy on the part
Of the Government, declaring its purpose to defend
only when attacked. The reply requires = continu-
alton Of the correspondence. It is thought the
Commissioners will not leave for some days yet
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NEw Yoek, April IA special dispatch % ths
Hsrold, Washington !. states that . high oaciA q
THIS Government left to-day for Montgomery o. >
mission to the Government Of the Confsderat
States.
Lieut.. Talbot carried an Ordor for the svaezstion
of Fort Sumter.
Dispatches FROM Montgomery render Il perfectly
certain that there win be no attck on Pickens o.
Sumter.
The Times dispatch says the court msrtixi Of
Japan Armstrong closed yesterday. Il Il thought
ne VIII Escape entirely, or with wild repFimand-
The 1raouses dispatch says Anderson IS not 10 be
Withdrawn and viii be prosisionsd.
Lieut. Talbot viii reach CharIeston to-u,crrow
with the Presidents conclusive decision. The re-
sponsihllity rests with South Carolina entiralg
The Harriet Lane sailed this morning. having 70
changed the revenue for the American flag.
NEw York, April 9.-The steamer Persia, with
Liverpool dates f.the S0th has arrived.
Markets were unchanged.
War-like rumors continued IN Italy and Denmark
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washington Ite.ns.


WAsHEGToN, April 7.-It is mistake to suppose
that recent events in ST. Domingo have excited any
particular interest on the part of the Administration
Nothing e automatically known here beyond the fact
that Spanish subjects the Island sent to the Cap
talnGenerai Of Cuba for assistance and that two or
three hundred troops detailed by him were under
orders not to land unless by request Of the author
Spain viii de IN the premises. That she was privy
to the revolutionary movements is mere coniecf-
ure as It IS said that in diplomatic circles there il
no Information on which to base such conclu-
sion. Sax -,
The troops in the neighborhood Of Fort Pickeus on
board the United States vessels are considered suf
heient In number TO reinforce that fort if this de-
sign has not already been communicate
Proposals for Treasury notes to the amount of
nearly five millions of dellars are to be received bv
the Secretary of the Treasury until Thursday
morning at ten o'clock. Offers have been privately
made at per cent premium for the entire sum, but
It is deemed proper to afford a fair apportionmens
for competition. Z p 49,
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PETERSON FOR MAT-Messrs. GREEN Co.. NOT
Union street, have already received PetersOn's La
dies National Magazine, for May. The ladies will
find this an unusuallH ATTRACTING number.
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Dark Glossy, and
Luxuriant HART
HOW!
By using Kemstreets LRiita5s Restorative Don't use
anything else your Head.
Price SOC and 81 per bottle. Sold everywhere
WE. HAGAN & co., Propriesors, TrOy,N.Y.
See Advertisement headed,
HYOU LOOK IN VAEN.,s
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n A. EAHNEsTOCk's "
VERMTEuaE.

has long regarded With confderes, by large
body Of toe regular medical profession every State n ne
Union IS preparation unsurpassed by and daily pre-
srb By the eminent physans throughough the United
States During the long period Of i continued popularity
spurious and counterfeit limitations have from time 70 time made
their appearance Never has ON the part
Of the buyer to exercise jucous caution in purchasing the
genuine article than at this time limitations cen 20
close in their external resemblance A TkEEKsTocK YER
mfugsa TO bewel circulated to upon the urpscng par
chaser article which he neither wished intended TO buy
It enough Of AGENT but purchaser
nust use vigilance to avoid being imposed npon snd nrex
anime every bottle to himself that he buying tbs genn
Inc B A. RAHEHToCGs Ternifuge. At
Anli-uIun
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\ Overland ma,l.

with dates to the 25th arrived this morning.
Col. Loring had arrived and taken charge of the
military department of New Mexico, which gave
satisfaction 90 the people Of that territory.
The report Of the taking of Fort Marcy by eiti-
zens OF Santa Fe is incorrect no demonstration of
the kind having been thought Of
Peace has again been made with the Navajoes
Great crowds Of people are focking TO the San
Juan mines, and numbers leaving and going
back to the Pixies Peak region. - .
3 The grass on the plains ia growing fast. and
in few days viii be sufficient for stock to subsst
on.
Emigration to gold fields has commenced over the
Southern route, quite number Of emigrsnts
having been met by the mail party.
A great deal of rain has fallen in this section
Business is looking up.
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Forefgns

NORFOLK, April s.-Ths Pawnee sails south ~
day with sealed orders. It Is reported thst ~.
la ded $50 troops at Fort Monroe ssnight.
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SEVERE SroRx-Our city was visited by severe
storm on last Friday evening accompanied by a
very heavy shower of rain. IL did considerable
damage in our midst and also in the surrounding
country. 1t lasted but a few minutes, but during
that time large two story dwelling house the Pro
perty of our fellow-townsman, Mr.. W. II. GoOdloe,
was blown down and broken 70 pieces. The signs
OF several of our business houses were scattered
promiscuousy about town, an immense number of
trees blown down. and we are sorry to learn that x
little boy by the name of George Pratt was instantly
killed by tree falling on him, few miles from
town. The new hotel recently erected in Jackson
by Mr. ). A. Talaferro, was also blown down by
the storm. Taking into consideration the severity
of the wind, it is really miraculous that no more
damage was done than we have to chronicle
Trenton STANDARD, april 6.
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WITTY AND WIsE.-Two persons, believe hus-
band and wife, being very much at variance, refer
red their quarrel to Mr.. Howles. Each accused the
blame. Mr.. Howles heard them very patiently and
then said, my Judgment is this; let the innocent
forgive the guilty."
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We understand that the military company OF
which we spoke a day or two Snce, is filling up
quite rapidly, and that it is contemplated to have
meeting Saturday evening for the purpose OF or
ganizing. All who wish to JOIN should call on H. o.