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canadian flour was also quite firm and good REQUEST
with sales OF 200 bbs at the above quotations. South
ern -four inactive while the sale, embraced about
TOO 800 bbls within the range os tho above figures
Rye -four was steady al quotations, with safes about
200 bbls Corn meal was u IN at the above prices, while
sa embraced about 800 bbs jersey and Brand wine
Wheat active and Grm at fun prices while the ssss
embraced about 225 900 bushels included In which were
Canada club at 81 ~ 81 81, Michigan white At s. IS
81 Say good kentucky do at 81 Co. white Ohio and In
diana 81 42 81 49, common good white Canadian at
$1Na$la7, araber Michigan at Z, ~ 81 q, 81 3s .
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERC GAL.
SUNDAY. Nxy. IT,. 1861,

SUNDAY, New. IL, 1861.
| The war has now lasted seven msnths, and it
| may fairly be presumed that we have experienced
| its worst financial and commercial effects. 50 far
as the fore ign trade of this port is concerned these
effects have been large reduction in our consanp-
ton of foreign goods, and large increase in car
exportation of food. 1t would not be fair, Of
course to aacrhe,the latter to the etlest of Nc
war. II springs from the failure. of the foreign
harvcsts. Practically, however, whatever isy
cause its effect is 10 easse the money market here
and to keep the foreign exchanges in our favor
The import aggregate for the week ending ysster-
day amounted to about one half the .otal export
OF this, large SUD represented inportataons
Ct guns; wool and sugar were the heaviest OF the
remaining itsms- Public feeling at present, as
well among the enlightened members u the com
mercal community -tlist is to say inong frse
tradcrs-as ansong Il denser variety OF mercantile
men who still sGhese to obsolete theories of pre-.
tectiol leans very d ,ciaedly toward the policy OF
O prohibitory tarif pending the war. Owing to-
various causes--v,hich are-so well known that they
need no. hero Be snuns era ed-this country at pre-
sent nearly 500 00 90 richer in specie than it
was twelve months,agS, wien the traitors OF South
Carolina first d sturhed o peace. 1t is of somuch
Importance to, prex rye this gold in the country.
and to avoid the sitv of assuspenson of specie
payments Ivy cur bnnh $, that al parties would will
lingly veto. for I'm ,hlbitory, duties on such
articles of foYciEn ms.nufs oture as can be
made here. Chief among these such
articles Of dry 40 DDS as are worn by
women. 1t vEs hop ID. whers the war broke
out, that the vommn of the North woald
adapt themselves to tha, sitnation and would see
the necessity Of cuntaili ug their purchases of TO-
reign manufacturers. LIN some localities this hope
may have bee Hreakged, but it has nSs been so IN
this metropolis The sales Of the leading dry
goods houses 1Are Aare sbeen larger this fall thsa
ever before and tho presu mption IL thaA She womca
of the North spending as much infossien silks
poplns, ribbons. iaoea, &n, N they ever did Thu
fact will probably Suggest to Congr tAe pe,es-
sty of mpoer ton. these articles sueh duty as ,
may efiectmlly exchade them from our mark cts
during the Th&eountzy csnnos afios1 to ay
or them III It'll pnaoe,is re-estasblsheG.A
The folio wing are the official tables o. the:co.
reign trade Of he poctdor the week anlsinss Jan u
airy L.
s sss ss1a %si oi.naise 1900 81 as
ro..lror ne week. sa.ssess1 2,4s21a- lsla,7s !
Previously reported 2,oo3s SD 2o4 All 9ss 1os,o8o,s
Since Jan .sa4 $40 l13 FOG 1914 O52 l1eJ4s94
rroI.s os PRoDucx AND MERcHAS,na
., 1 sss,o . 1890 ~, ssea;
Previously reported 5o,a3s 635 81 AS GIT In sss
s:neeJan s57 ,s43, Ass 81 $3.50 GAS .la as0u q
EXPORTS SPECIE
ysr tho we Elk. sl,3Oossl lss,7aa,, ns.e
Previously reported. Gos9s ,Ss2 4222o 7all 1assys
Since Ja 1. sol 900 1888 42,s5s42l. a,2sss $
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SAIUHUAY, rFIV. It-E p nj.
Asrns--The market firm at the, recent advance
with small sales Of pots and pearls st s. SO for both
sorts. The stock comprised 46l sSls pots and III do.
pearls, together SIS ebls.
BKxADsrurrs--Elcur was in good request and prices
were rmsr for grades. The chief demand was for
export The transactions including some lots to arrive
embraced about 20 GOO bbs closing within the foawiug
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A TTENTIoN THE sUREsT WAY FOR LADIES AND
n gentlemen to dispose Of their cast oil Clothing rns
tnrr, Carpets Jewcry, &C. is to send note TO pUCAS
lS Seventh avenue, between 1wenylolrh and Twenty.
Afth There will 30 nothing In exchange onercd
TIE best prices paid In cash. Ladiea attended % M ME- u
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A 7 THE CALIFORNIAN AND WESTERN AGENCY
"A Store the highest price be Obtained for of
Se.nnF Carpets Jewslry A. sr sik Dresses fro,a -
20 note addressed H. Harris 3 Bowery opposite dr,st
Jones street win be punctuay attended TO. Ladies attended
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A BETTER CHANCE HAN EvE2 FOR LADIES AND
II gentlemen to obtain the highest price for their Cast or
Clothing guarantee to the following rr,ccsFor SILK
% 81 for Pants Also Carpets, Furniture and Jewelry
Please all address J. ANIMAL l52 Seventh aSenuo
between Twentieth and entynrst streets Ladies attend
sd by Mrs Anhalt
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A MARE ANCE.-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, I
want large lot of Cast OF Clothing Carpets and Furni
nitae for the Western market promise Highest
price for them By calling addressing M ELLIS, 50
Seventh avenue between Sixteenth and Seventeenth srcea
Ladies attended BY Mrs Ellis.
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ITO RENT-T1L kSr OF MAY, AY A SACRIFICE, THE
hE,e story high ssoop brick House s4 Ninth avenue.
excellent ordewith all modern Apply
g: COhDEE, 70: West Twenty sixth oses between Sth
9th avs.
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A GREAT DEMAND Fo & CLOTHING-LADIES AND
n gentle nen having cast of Clio, hing Furniture and
Carpets will receive the highest price by calling nd
dressing Mh, 302 Seven n Sween Twenty ninth
AMI Thirtieth streets Ladies attendedby Mrs. Mish.
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IA wish to the full value for or Clothing,
Carpets Furniture and Jewery, and not 10 be humbug.ed
by false price oferes the bes.you do Is
to Is. NNTZ LIZ Sixth avenue, where you vll
50 cent than from other dealer Ladies'
attended by Mrs Mintz 1877 Sixth avenus between TentA
and Eleventh streets
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CLOTHING.

A., GREaD BATTLE FOUGHT-THE VICTORY IS
Ina gaineddhss and gentlemen It has hsen victorious
ir.bSing pronounce by great rspy that F.l1ARRIS OF
l5G Seventh avenue has been rs cent than
saydealeE in the CITY for cast OIL Clothing Carpets Furn-
.awery, and still continue II you win
ricesBor SILK Dresses from $s $780, for Goats from 50
$50; fer Pants from ~ to S. Do forget l56 Seventh
svsnae Twenty fifth street. Ladies sended by Mrs.
Harris.
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r LEvENSTYN'S, 2o3 SEVENTH yIyENUy-GUA.
IA rAnteed to pay thu highest for silk and WpoeM
Dresses, Coats Pants Carpets DC, by calling addr na
BY post wiz be attended TO- Ladies' attended to by Mrs. L.
A GREAT DEMAND FOR CaOTHINS.-LApfBS AND
n gentlemen having OH Clothing Furniture, Car
pets and Jcwery will receive the highest by calling
addressing A. HARRIS So. Third avenue Ladies' o.
tended by Mrs. Harr,a
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House for Rent.

an Cherry Gay the balance OF the
No. ia sepS0-H
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FEAKgN By WM HoGE, IN District CT mid county,
Bay Hare, lax hasds high, BAY color star in forsad
about IS year old lei hind foot White, lack and unshOd
Appraised ga October, 1850, 70 ST. A. J. ALLEN.
nosg3-.s3ss Ranger.
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Notice.

WILL sci for cash, at he Court House IN Nashville.
saturday The Of December, neero nhnetl
levied the property Of Themas l. NorherB
10 say an exscutou ny hands hsuei b. w. D.
ESQ aEo Of gno L. Blyne, fer four hundred ard hy sx
dollars. Sale according to law. J. W. PAGE, c. d. G.
ds-5-3tW
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Apple Brandy. I6 Years Old.
EETE have small lot Of Apple Brandy from Nerth Caro-
w lima, said to be rs Years Old, Which believe
be strictly pure, and as represented.
may26 LELLYETT Il SMITH.
Also, in Bond Cask of James HenHssy Brandy, VintaE
Of 1881 which think will suit the most fastdou palate
l.. & s
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Money
where to Buy the Best Hats !

"hcEe 10 Duy AHe EscSB khAtS
WATERSELD WALKERs has long the popular
resort for the best and most popular styles Of Hats and for the
superiority Of their fabrics Their assortment for the Fall and
Winter fill and complete. Prices usual lew and uniform.
WATERRIELD Il WALKER,
oct0-u Hatters and Furiers, 2G Public kqusre.
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. ofice

HAVING received letter Of sdinlsasloRe estate
u AllsYr deceased al person indeas1f n "a
slme hereby requires setue Riih b he arss of Fs
~ ISL. or dealt vita accornS % law, and Az psrsn ~
Ing sad estate hereby ncaed g hand ii a.
seld their claims 70 ne in Ckssills, Tenn On Or besrs H.
a o. Fe1uaf 18th they E 5s oFsgsr barred tolh ~ a
ard equity PARIS PRTElL
dte5-u3t airoiri,f--s.-
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meeting Of NeEPortlAnd Lodge No. = net q rs
"a rosn on Saturday, the 9Th Of Oeoesr lsoo - = AAf
eaa vas expelled from al the Tgk and prys o. nee and
excspts,I Masons Tor gross aad unDasanis s2ndgs :.
5ss.-It - Secretary.
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PEACH AND APPLE RRANDEES
KETE would inform the City Trade that have in store
w large stock Of Apple and Peach Brandy, fine
and pure liberal margin allowed.
june % LELLYETT Il SMITH
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no RIITLDEHS.-

II areprspafea DO TIE TIEa-lRooffs,er ana 50.
w Saeef Metal " ori< necesasV IN heili-,v Il -
mes Substantial manner, cod viii fr such AZ 80 e
est possible ratel T. ~ EUBANE & Coz.
ap5-1&T Hzshril.s, T1rn
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Insoivent Notice.

gEyE Insolvency Of The eszte % John csruers deass
bell suggested the Clerk Of Macon county, l. Is here
fore ordered by the sail Clark, tst all persons having eiss
against sid sstate hereby roted to ale lem, legally aen
cats viii the said ofaacon county Cour Tenresiee on
or before he r II orter tat stelsmen. Fri
division FRO rata mag be made q X. ALEXANDER
deca-W4t Adnnistapr
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GhariestOn and Savanna
kREIGFKr LINES

KITES REDUCED AND SPEED IycRE4d
IN Freight Trains OnsII the roads. On and an
NASHVILLE ~ lases IRON Nov Eo1|
l ss; Chs per 100 lbs, 81 g. TAird Glass; per 100 ms,
Hats Caps and Bonrsts 2 q 40
-,as ,1Sa savannah and Charleston to Nashville e
and nine days. --'' = q ane' a haii,
intervening Saba rs cause the .lovs v.r,sf,,, -,
" sialas are rut en- Sunday over tbrse lire
- s-e-llens - - or OvercIarxss sDl 5,,,r.
vile and Chatta1osg, promptly adjusted BY the
dec 92-ts P&p va usi'ssfy.
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InsOIVenf Notice.

TAVING suggested tie Dickson County Court Clerk, ths
s9yency OF Solomon Petty deeeased AL persons having
ei.s M sane are notified 10 file them VIA aid Clk,
Droperl before s 81 DAY Of March XVI,
s-thev viii he forever barred JAMES DUSNAGAh,
dee9- W4A Admt1etriloF-
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Also, lot Of Choice Whiskie s In store since 1857
and which defy competition
LELLYETT & SMITH,
Mays Goblin Nos 10 and I2 South Market street.
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ON the Leuanon Turnpike, Hermitage Pocket
containing several prosory and other papers,
which the get by calling this Office and paying for
this advertisement.
ct SW-H
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THE
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GREAT NATIONAE Route.
I - q @&M R@N MNEEl

s ~, PhfIaae5phfn, New n
-.~ session, and the only Road ~
Warrington City.
tEN HI OHIO AND Rar.rrmnu.ss1
- 81 yntO hA1LRGADS terminate AZ Rslf,o-e -. y q
Il eonrct. s 5Ss, AID Columbus On t west. AZ heh
49, - roads Tor and IRON al posnfs ipths
= 20 th-Sgest and Norsh.sv esd
pt,,.ssi - g ne Route can vss .he ,f;a. ~
YORK or boston sloss IS .. Boston sthe cost Of eke
&c - S..es. :. Al aditoRaI hire ~ - onI
5,eeping ears at1ached b 81 niekt tri;1bs S0His'
tSAe's goa uatii IA D. with a. vri~ils-. -
All principal points, t-.''--ss % itqfpins
hesinsss nsn ans travellers. Tor pleu.p,. =.
al tAe la IN tliiss at e6mparafivegv - \,
The scenery iseesbraled for lis woderf,i . s
il y unequal led y lie Eozld. Ii systau ~ 49, ~. ~
police; its spendid equipment; its exclsivs - e ~
large anount Of double track its fne hotsls 800 y,
lance OF the conpanyJ nsures 70 The 49,,
and cOalf-rt. -'1'Aen speed1
fhrosgi Tickets and Baggage Cheeks can n. ,-,...s
The principal Railroad and Steamboat Ofces n ~ ~.
Ask Tor tickets via the Baltimore and Ohio RaiI,nr5
rt " R-sflfH, Master TRANSPORTATION N 4 n n
I u. COLI, General Ticket Agent r 4 n "a
H.sULLIV AN, Gen. WeEters Assnt n ~ n
H. ). J1BEIr, Pres'-, G ORR
,,o J. ". BkOWN, Gsn'I Ticket Agent, o r 4
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stewart C0anty. .ssale of rsnne..oe-

I'm STEWARE COUNTY COURT AT
~ 'SE--]ames =. McCArroll ct ais Chas 8 runnr-
Al btil tnat Tics McCarroll, Francis McCaroli ~
ncOarrol James Mccarroll, SAMUEL MccarroI ri ~
Ae.errsii heirsAt iaW Of francis RsCarroil dssss =
residents Ok The Stats Of Tennessee. Il "a flero-.
U.s. Paohatoa be male for four consecutive esfs III
IAioS AID AMERICAN, Newspaper published III
% Nashville, requising said noa-residents Ia i. Al ii
oeicre ne stces Of the County Court Of stesart 1900
9e hoen q the eeur house, IN said county hi ne sf
tennessee the first Monday in Janusry, ISL Ard e.s @
or oemar p conpainanis bill, OF The sane win he
'ssSod as ID ne@ ard set down for hearing expare,
eee7-s4.-pr'sfss 81 81 1eN 49, =. o ll,s
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K oeEATHAs g. CHATHAM.
N. & E. f. CHEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
glEE ERANDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, EAISs,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
CORNER or COLLEGE ARD CRgRCH S7R=ETS
Nashville, Tennessee.
VETE arejustin receipt Of large stock
w Groceries, Liquors ETC., consisting in part fellows
$50 hhds Sugar. ali grades genuine Havana Cigars
eco bbls chciee Molassesi 200 Kegs Nails, assorted;
100 do do 100 dozen Painted Buckets;
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee; so nests Tubs;
100 bbs Powdered Crushed and 10 bbls English walnus
Loaf Sugar; 10 bbls Peeans;
l59 boxes Star Candles; 10 bSls Filbsrts
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE BRANDIES, WINES, az.
p y u n choice French Brardies
20 keasks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Wines
$50 baskets best brands Champagne:
SO boxes Scoviil Clsret,
loo bbls fns Robertson Co1aty Whi-Ay
% bbls pure old Rye do
do do do Bourbon do
And also lsrge stock Of Common Whisky American Brandy
Gin, &c.
POWER AGENTS.
Agents for ths Dupont Hazard and
drsgrsd Icing the only Agentsn Nashville Of the
would call the attention Of the Merchants and TrAerSto their
large stock Of Powder on hand, In hagszinef for sale
1900 kegs Dupont Rife Posder 2OO0 kegs Hazard BssngPoW
500 do do do DER
800 X Do do do sooo kegs Sycamore Blasting
500 ( Do do DO $50 c SsSft Of Powder, assorted
800 4 do do do brands;
5000 kegs Dupont Blasting 50 bills Toy Bedford Co..
der. safety fuse.
isnl1 4. &. 4. ?. oHEATHAM, AFsnts
SOLE AGENTS FGR
DapontsPOwder; JOY, Bickford oo's Safety
Ha@ard do Fuse
sycamors do
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AZ AEE WOODS IMPROVEMENTS.
eei-nraeea dachne ecevst .he arst arsuarr OF z,
sos1 MEDAL, as he beseombnsd Rsaping snd Mow;pr
se sreAl nitsd states ASreulturli Fsrhela e Loui
tenaoer, Ell The trial zane 81 near Srracrss
Ehere All the pr, pai Machines In re n
1881 ssle tnofo1sny tested. The committee
snfSogh asfal p Wilder, President uisei stafes yTif
society, a LeuiEville, Eg. a-'' IA
A also resolved the yEas The best hsapsr An. a.
oeisre we seara-e committees appointed by The p
y uls Dasoscn County Agricultural Society AZ y.sbg
S4ty laOf' over most OF the machines row In usa In Te
NameSous ether premiums and awards were Zvsn this s
u-- y, e Ast season oEe- every Aashinsn America
74S Ar Tor sale b the azdeFsgnss,
General agent Tor the Eiats
-, fisHER, WHEELS "a co
-lNN-1-l.-.N Na.lrlII. n.
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JAsPER ERANCII RAILROA D.

JASPER BKANC1l HsAALKOADs
0FTIcK NASHVILLE 4 CHATI AEooaA RAILROAD Co., .
October ID, 1859. !
10y order OF the Board Of Directors calls made the
Stock Of the Company subscribed for building Branch
Road cm Bdgeporto Jasper payable to the Treasurer Of this
Company asfolloRs:
One dollar each Share the h November, 9 and two
dollars each Share the days Of December, 1859 Jsnua
ry February Mach April May, June, July August Septem-
Der, October, and November, 1860.
Payment may made Jackson Pryor. Jasper the
Treasurer at his Office In Nashville @
Prompt7essin meeting these calls is requested Of
Stock, construction OF tie road depends exclusively
the provided specifically for that purpose.
oet5-H W. A. GLEAVES, Treasurer.
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RENo1 PROTESTANT SCuooT
Philadelphia, Ath ve,

$500 VALIANT will re open her Bosr,llp,. .ry
se19oIof youaS ladies' at 1928 Chestnut sa.-st -
september Superior Instructions in ~ Envl;,s s.
branches, TO both Of vhish equally serou, are o.;
VIA a1daIac valiant, will saperirtsnd ne F,s5
Al
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Tennessee Champion MIL
Portable Plantation and FIourind
Will stone establishments.

URR Millstones Of all sizes hand and made 10
Smut Mills, Of the latest Improved patent Mil Spindls
all Gearing Boiling Cloths Betting. Hosng and Regulates
Screws Screen Wire Mil P.eks, and Plaster Paris. Al
which warranted Of best quality and - give satisfaction
an orders aad communication promptly attended to.
1890 J. X. WARNE:
Opposite broadway " lis, near < Il, Bread street,
irns39-f&yu Nashyills. Tenn
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SEAIEn pRnnn1sz.


be received at the Office Of the Superintendent until IL
w o'clock ii, November lUth for the Drsysge Of the
Nashville Chattanooga Rail Road for the ending Nov.
LIST, 1861. W COLE,
NoV3 Superintendent.