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Cincinnati Market.
by Telegraph

CINCINNATI. Oct. 26.-Flour unchanged and
in demand at following quotations: SuperfnG
$40 50@ll. trade brands Sll 5O9l4, and fancy
brands Sl4 50@l5 90. Wheat dull and lower No
81 S6. No. red So IS No. g without buyers. Corn
dull at SO for No. /. Oats advaced to 129lS for
No /, and 60 for No. 2. Rye in demand at 81 Is
for choice. and 81 1901 20 for No. /. Barley
firm at 81 IS for choice. Whiskyfrmer, and held al
IS in bond. and 81 "a duty paid. with sales at the
latter rate. Mess pork dull, and prices nominal
1t can be bought at S3l So. Bulk meats and ba-
con in light demand and unchanged, 60 hhds ba-
con in lots at l6H for shoulders, 173<@175s for
clear rib, and l9c for clear sides. Lard de-
clined to AZ, for prime city. Nothing doing in
hogs, because there is no demand for green meats
Butter dull but unchanged. Cheese dull at i66
1917. Clover seed Sc; timothy seed Sc; fax 81 -
Gold closed at 1861 Cotton dull, but not much
offered Middling 80
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TICKETS FOR REPRSENTATIvE.-Th
Conservative ticket for the election on
Thursday next, for Representative in the
State Legislature, has simply the name
Of JoHS LELLYI-rT upon IT, They may be
had at our Counting-room, by calling for
them. We trust the officers in the various
precincts Of the county will call and supply
themselves, and that the polls will be opened
IN every civil district, and the full Conserva-
tive strength Of the county will be dis
played.
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RUY YOUR WOOD WHILE
1T is CHEAP.
hHIvERED ANYWHERE IN THE CITY
IL limits at the following rates..


From one to ten cords. PEI. cord. s. 90
Ten cords and over y
Sold AZ yard ~r-..,-.a2.g
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Miss HouK is betreen eishleen AZ nine.

Miss HoUK is between eighteen and nine.
teen years of age.
II. j. JAccKsoN's statement eorroborates
Miss HoUR's up to the timethey left the thea
tire to 60 to the hotel. He says he Is de-
teetive officer, and suspjcioning her to have
stolen the horse, he came on the same train
with her TO this city. After leaving the thea
tire, be took her to the Planters Hotel be-
cause be did not think the Stacey House a
proper place to have her stop. That he
went in her room with her in order to pre-
vent her escape beforemorning; and although
she held out inducements to him to take i'm
proper Liberties, he had refused, as his char
aeter as detective was at stake. He had
intended taking her in custody the next
morning.
The above is the substance of Mr.. JACK
sons account of his connection with the
affair, as he related it to us. We have no
comments TO make. The case will be ex-
amined before Esquire MEAcHAM this
morning.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. following are
the marriage licenses issued during the week
ending October 26, 1866:
David Walsh and Catherine Fitzgerald.
Archer d. Turrentine and Fannie f.
Warren.
VIM. R. Weed and Mary T. Menefee.
Samuel Cowan and Jennie Z. Patterson.
John w. Edwards and Chessie Leake.
Edwin r. Glascock and Mary A. Paul
VIM. Pittman and Esther Reese.
Theodore Cooley and Eugenia F. Ford.
Thomas L. Washington and Mary Knox
Gale.
Samuel Green and Martha E. Doris.
Edward H. Mautz and Mary E Flynn.
George II. Thomas and Eleanora Cover.
John Overton, Jr. and Matilda Watkins.
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A Card to tie Merchants, shippers, and

A Card to TIE Merchants, shippers, and
Travelling Community Generally.
Having been aided by my friends. have pur-
chased the controlling interest Of the splendid
side wheel Steamer David White, 900 tons bur
den) to be run as a regular packet in the Nash
Vile and New Orleans trade.
She is rated by the Board Of Underwriters as a
first class steamer upon which insurance can be
obtained at the lowest possible rates.
She has recently been hauled out on the ways at
Paducah, thoroughly overhauled and repaired.
Her hull is perfectly sound tight, strong and well
built, and her machinery is in splendid working
order and good condition. She has beautiful
cabin, finely furnished with all the necessary con-
veniences for the comfort of passengers.
have selected the most skilfull and expert
enced men for officers, whose habits of sobriety
will recommend them favorably to the travelling
public.
The White presents superior inducements to
passengers and shippers, as she is not only good
and fine, but Of the fastest boats on the West
ern waters
My best endeavors shall be made at all times to
render general satisfaction to the patrons of the
boat. Respectfully,
oct 22-1m II. B. SHAW. Master.
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THE Masonic TEXT Book OF TENNEs
SEE, containing Monitorial Instructions il
the Degrees of Entered Apprentice Fellow.
Graft; Master Mason and Past Master
Also, brief Digest of the leading Prin.
ciples of Masonic Jurisprudence Forms Of
Masonic Documents; Masonic Trials, etc
Compiled and and arranged under the su-
pervision of a special committee, appointed
by the NJ. w. Grand Lodge of Tennessee
Price 81 90. Sold by
W. C. COLLIER,
No. 81 Union street. Nashville, Tenn
Octl2-lm
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KEEP INSURED.
Capital An Paid In.

THIS COMPANY, ESTABLISHED IN lS4
Il insures Buildings, Vessels in Port, Merchau-
disc, Household Furniture, and other property on
the most liberal terms
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ASSESSORS OFFICE.
UNITED STATEa internal REyExuT
SECOND DIST IESs.. NASHVILLE. I'd Oct. 1866. }
CHARLES N. BALDWIN HAS BEEN AP-
~ pointed Weigher Of Cotton for the 5th District
The following places IN this city are designated
a. points where Cotton viii be weighed viz:
J. A. MeAllis,er & Co. Broad street.
Bailey. OrlEay a Co.
stratton. Cheney Il Co..
james Wheless & Co.. College street.
Hugh Mecrsa < Co.. Market street.
C. r. Parsons & Co.
Allison Bros.
Reid. Chsdbourne & Co. Market street.
Smith. Parkes 4 Stark.
And at any other point IN the eli or district where
Cotton may be collected for shipment.
JOHN McCLELLAND.
Oet22-5t Assessor.
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-FoR choice Groceries, Preserves, Jellies,
Fresh Fruits, canned bottled, Wines, Bran
dies, and indeed any ofthe delicacies offered
in the New York market, can be found at
ToTTEN's, Nos. 81 and % College street,
Nashville oct2l-tf.
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New York stock Market.

New YORK. Get. 26.-The stock market dull
r l le8l7 Toledo W & w 81 Pitts Fl w & c 1O95+
Ind & Gin S215, n W $50, do. pref 791S Erie sl5
NJ S 9l34, Reading 1879, c 1251< Cleveland 49,
N Y llSA. Pacific mail 2ls, W U Tel SIS. lG-4t
coupons 100 o I'm eerts. 1873. Pitts Fl W &
10i Gold AZ
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tlby Ielegraph.J
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 26.-Sales of tobacco % hhds
leaf Flour; superfne IS IS. Wheat, new red, s. IS
Germ mixed in bulk 90c. Oats so Mess pork S32 So
Bacon shoulders l694c; clear sides 1879 Lard in
tierees l515. MhiskyS2 33ns2 81
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llHE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE TENNESSE
and Alabama, Central Southern and Tenpes-
sea and Alabama Central Railroad Companies, are
neihec that the Directors of these Companies
haslng agreed upon terms Of Consolidation, I'M
der the name and style Of Nashville and Decatur
haltread Company; an election will be held at
columbia, Tennessee. on WEDNESDAY, the 2lsr
Of November, for fifteen Directors in said Nash
vile and Decatur Railroad Company.
oetR-4t JNO. BAIRD, Secretary.
The Review, Franklin; Herald and Gazette
Columbia; Pulaski Citizen, Pulaski: Athens Post
Athens; Huntsville Independent Huntsville, will
please COPY.
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CLOTHING.
Clio HING .

FRANK NANCY,
Having become associated with the house
of H. A. HUNTINGTON, respectfully solicts
the patronage of his friends.
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To conclude with the laughable farce Of
The Swiss SWANS.
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ARRESTED FOR BAsrARpY. - RoRERr
noRrcH was arrested Yesterday at the in
stance Of SARAH HuIMAN, who charges
him with bastardy lie was taken before
Esquire MATHEWS and remanded to Jail
Tor trial this afternoon at o'clock. Both
parties are colorcd.
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Notice to Shippers Of Cotton.

LIBERAL ADVANCES made on Leather con-
signed 70 them. to be sold On commission.
jyl5-5m
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MEssRs. FARNswoRTH AND CLARK,
represent over (1OOOOOOO) Ten Millions Of
Dollars, constituting the Capitals of the
most reliable Fire Insurance Companies Of
the East, with which they are prepared to
take risks on Cotton, Fires, Gin Houses,
Stocks, etc, at reasonable rates.
Office, corner of Union and Cherry SITS.
nct11-Iw
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The county Of Davidson is thrown out of
the calculation. Thus it will be seen that
these counties alone have a population
equivalent 10 one-tenth Of the entire popu-
lation Of the State, and a real and personal
estate valuation Of about seventy millions Of
dollars, or fifteen times the cost of the pro-
posed railroad. Their farms are worth
nearly thirty millions of dollars, their live
stock four and half the annual product Of
their inconsiderable and undeveloped man
factories, million Of dollars. They grow
half a million Of bushels of wheat, nearly
six million bushels corn, and three aid a
half millions pounds of tobacco.
The counties Of Cannon, Warren, Overton,
Fentress and Van Buren,, make the following
exhibit Sumner and Macon have a popula-
ton of 1920, an aggregate Of real and per-
sonal estate Of S2l $40, $50, and produce g.
100000 pounds Of tobacco, and 100000
bushels Of corn, and it must be observed in
regard 10 all the statistics that they report
for 1850, and must be largely increased in
the future:
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New Orleans Market,

10y LGi6BIdpuaJ
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 26.-Cotton easier Sales Of
4SOO bales low middiing at 35@36c. Receipts
$500 against 1880; exports for the week 1900;
stock on hand 1850. Sugar. Louisiana fair Az
MOlasses Is. Freights to New York 54@S. to
Liverpool 9-l6@%
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ST. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, October 26.-Flour active, buoyant
and higher ut SO 509ll for fall superfne single X
l2gl4 SO for Xxx, SIG for fancy. Wheat better at
81 1898 40 for spring, 7692S0 prime fall, $50
IS choice. Corn advanced; 90@97c. Oats active
and higher ut 1852. Pro isions, lard quiet and
unchanged. Whisky drooping. s. So in bond.
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REMovED.-TAvEL Bros. have removed
their extensive Book Bindery and Blank
Book Mandatory, from Cherry street to
Nos. "a and SO Union street. Toct19-Iw
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WRITING PAPERS AT NEW NoRS PRICES
--WM. CANDLE & Co, 20 North Cherry
street, are sole agents for the Excello Mill
Writing Papers, and are selling them at the
mill price 10y tho ream or case. Ct
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liverpool COttOIR sIarke

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 26.-P. M-The cotton market
steadier and easier. Sales to-day amount to ,3OC
bales. Middling uplands l5@l5l4. Breadstutfs
firm. Corn has advanced to SD for mixed west
ern. Lard tends downward.
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NaShNliie Orocery and Produce Market
FLOUR.-We quote: Extra superfne at 50 50
@lO; superhne $40 Soil 90. extra SIP 50(al3;
family sl4gl5 and fancy SIS 009l6 90.
MHEAT;-We quote: s. 2092 p for red. SEA
10 for Mediterranean s. 2092 S0for amber and
golden chat; s. $500 40 for white,
SUGAR.-NO New Orleans sugar in market; Gu
ba l45sel5e; Porto Rico l5159l6c; Demarara, 17Ga
Isc q. extra, l6139lSe; c. yellow l6149l7; A coffee
l9139l9c standard hardS l91492c.
CQFFEE.-COmmOn to good Z7GI2S1z: good to fair
ISA9Ze; fair TO prime, 2stg30c; strictly choice
B4cOE,-Very little in the market. and demand
light We quote; sides 22G22l{c; hams plain,
2319925c; shoulders. lS(919c.
LARD-Tierce 2g92lc. keg Z51E924.
CANDLES star. llghtW weight, 2lgZ2c : summer.
80 % TOR SKIES; s. 80 for sevens; parafne 40G45c
SALT bushel barrels 81 so; bushel bar
rels SO >.
YARNs.-There is an active demand for cotton
yarns. Prices have an upward tendency. We
quote 22c for seven hundred 24e for six hundred;
Sc for five hundred.
kAGs;-GoOd country cotton rage are in demand
at 65z97e. per h.
DRUGs AND DYEsTUFFs,-Aloes q ID, Zoe Alum,
Sc. AsSatOetida 69G75. BOrsx, do. Birthstone
roll, Sc. Canphor, 81 so. Castor Oil p gal "a 50
g5 W: Cream Tartar. 2 ID. $4,000, Flor Sui
phur. Hole. Ipeeae, S. 90. Gum Arabic, 81 70
al 50. yalap. S494 80. Elk. LOgwoOd. 2le. Mag
nesia. 759$l. Nader. 22925c. Oil Peppermint
81 5OgS so. Opium, Sll 00@l2 so. Quicksilver
81 20gl so. Rhubarb, 81 %. Sal Soda, lOeDl2l5c
Saltpetre, 2O925c. Suga- Lead, 70.
ERATHERs-Live geese, q ID, 5000.
FIsH-Mackerel No. /, S22G23; do. No. 2, 2l@22;
do. No. 3, 1000; half bbls l09ll; Kits So
GRAIN.-COTn in store s5@S1 20: Oats, clean CO.
GINsENG-Ginseng q h 90c.
GLASS Window, Sxl0 2 box 81 3; l0xl2 2 box
81 70; l0xl4 q box IS D.
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Notice fn Cofton nnalnrs

I HAYETAKEN AN OFFICE WITH JAMES
1 WIRELESS 4 CO., Nos. a. and 40 south
College street. Nashville, Tennessee, and I shall
proceed to weigh all Cotton 10 be Taxed in This
District. Those holding Cotton will notify me. al
my office. CHARLES NJ BALDWIN
Neigher Of Cotton, Fifth District, Tennessee
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DRoPoSES TO RENT, OR LEASE. HER
l. Finely Improved Cotton Plantation, con-
tanning Twelve Hundred Acres OF Land
situated in four miles Of Pulaski For particulars
apply to DR.. ArCHIS0N, Nashville
Oct2-tf
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RECORDERS COURT Judge FOSTER
tried seven cases yesterday morning, none Of
them presenting features worthy an er-
tended notice.
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MEDICAL BOoKS-WM. GAMBLE 4 Co,
Staiioners, 20 North Cherry street, have a
large stock Of medical books. Students
sunnlied "a publishers rales. q
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London MONEY! NIarket.
Louisville Market.

lBy Ielegraph.J
LONDON Oct. 26.-P M-The money market firm;
eOnsOls for money S915d. American securities are.
Erie5O74, l c ~, U S sos 6S14.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Administrators Sale of Dry Goods. Boots.
and Shoes, at No. 70 Union street. In order to
close up the Estate of G. c.. GRIzzAED. am
selling his entire stock at cost and shall continue
to do so until it is disposed of.
L. IL. GRIzzARD, Admir-.
nnl0--olE
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The superintendent Mr. FINK, adds. ''the
fact is established that the local business
alone, which is constantly increasing, Yields
sufficient revenue 10 pay a division Of eight
per cent per annum, provided the road can
he run as heretofore, Cor about fifty per cent.
Of the gross earnings This local business
increased from S30S 600 for six months when
the road was opened, to $685., 900 for a SINH
lar period in 1866.
Mr.. JoHN CALDWELL, proposed recently
to be made State Geologist, saws Of the re-
sources Of East Tennessee:
81 have spent more than six weeks IN tracing
aud exploring the veins of calsminc and carbon
ate OF zinc, in the valleys uf East Tennessee: or
and with the single purpose Of asccrtaining GER
tainly whether We have that ore in such quantity
a. Wlll Justify the construction of the works ne
ccssary Tor as reduction. together with the COM
pounding Of Einc and copper. IN order 10 furnish
ourselves a. well as the surrounding States. with
toe brass 81 commerce; and l am happy 20 IN
form you that the abundance and character Of the
ores have exceeded my most sanguine expecta-
tons On the long section alluded 70 above. iron,
lead, Ene, mercury, gold and siyer exists.
Ihis testimony corresponds with that Of
Professor STAFFORD, recently State Geolo-
gist who prepared the admirable nap al
ready referred 70, showing all the locations
Of the coal, iron and other mineral forma-
tons Of the State with great precision and
| detail by reference il will be discovered
how abundant are the coal deposits. su3 how
accessible 10 the line Of the proposed rail-
road. Professor TRoosT, who has made a
geological survey Of the State, furnishes the
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RETURNED. - FRANC. NJ. PAUL, ESQ.
after an absence Of six weeks on a visit
North, returned to the city yesterday.
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Co0LEY-F0RD-on the evening Of the 9Th.
by the Rev. W. d. P. SAwRIE. Mr.. I. CooLEr aud
RuGFME =. Foam.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OLD THEATRE

OLD THEATRE.
Cherry street, Between Cedar and Cav,
T. A. DOw-..-...--..-.---..Aetinga and Stage Manager
w. Il. HAZLETf Treasurer
JuHE S. BEREARD....~----Leader Of the Orchestra.
An immense bill-Re-appearap Of Miss Stella
mason since her late severe indisposition.
SATURDAY EVENING, OCT, 9TH,
VIII be presented the admired play. Of
PIEARRO, OR THE DEATH OF ROLE.A.
OVERTU hE-.'..- ORCHESTRA.
To conclude with the laughable farce Of
The Swiss SWANS.
In rehearsal LOST IN LONDON"
Doors open at "a; Overture at at precisely.
ScALK OF PRicEs-LOwer Boxes, So; Upper
Boxes. So Dress Circle and Parquette. IS cents /:
Gallery. 40 cents. Box Office open from 10 A. NJ.
till 5 P. NJ, when places can be secured.
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Our neighbors, the Messrs. RoSENHErM
Bios, Fo. 6. North Cherry street, have just
received a large lot Of Principle GJus. Go
get some
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MONETARY And COHHFRCIAL,
OFFleg pr TaE UsIos AsD AnsaIe.s.

oAIV HAY Ucto0er 2. 100. J
MoNETAEY.-Gold opened in New York yester-
day at rs. was IT'S at noon. l4714 at P. NJ.
lfI1z at 2, and closed at l47. Dealers here were
paying l45 aud we're holding at 14T@l4Se.
Government Cacnr;t;ss 40 - ILL.,.
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LeMOINE & WILLIAMSON,

EOUR OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT IN
Il No. 80 North Cherry street. Apply to
oet2o-u NJ. HAMILTON
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AErERNnnN sEssInN.

On the re-assembling of the Synod, Rev.
A. A. Wilson was unanimously chosen Mod
orator; Rev. +. C. Ransom was elected
Clerk. The Moderator announced the fol-
lowing standing committees:
Oa Education. j. A. Baird, ID. D.
J. NJ. Halsall, aud Elder II. r. Gray.
On STATE q Religion and .Siaiieics.-Revs.
VIM. Ralston b. w. Taylor and Elder J,
{. Harris.
On SIbbdh Schools --Revs. y. F. Gill, J.
n. Mcdonald and Elder VIM. Gamble
On Missions -Revs. J. c. Provinc, VIM.
Ralslon aud A. G. Shelton,
On lIauics Of NasIralc Prcsbytey -Revs.
A. G.. shelton, L. c. Ransom and Elder J
c. Turner
o. Lebuioa Presbytoy-Rev. J. NJ. Mar.
shall, and Elders 4. G. Digger and w. ~
Moore
Ga lcMinurilc P,cabytoy-Reys A. J.
Parrish, J. C. Provine and Elder +. A.
Matthews.
On Charlotte Iros5yicry- Reys. William
Rtlston, J. NJ. Halsall and Elder J. |.
Guthrie.
On Sparta Prcsbytcy- Rev J. 4. Dun
lap. and Elders r. J. Stewart and J. Sat
terticld.
On motion the Synod adjourned until 9
O'Clock this morning.
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There is but little doing in uneurrent Money
and rates generally are lower. Bank of Tennes-
see IS very quiet q; 10 buying and sc selling.
Planters Banks bOughtat so and is held at S26SS.
Union Bank notes are but little demand. and are
bought AZ 76c.
Southern Benk notes generally are very dun at
the advertised rates.
Nashville Corporation Checks are bought at
&c discount. and are sold at &c discount They are
used in paying Corporation taxes
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The value Of live stock was about two
million tobacco product one hundred thou
sand pounds; product of manufactures one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
The population of the counties which fol-
low, was actually less in 1850 than in 1850.
which is a very significant tact, and should
furnish an appeal to the people of that por-
ton Of the State, stronger than any argu-
ment | could use in a vigorous effort in the
direction of internal improvements. The
enhancement in the value Of land, though
large, is not one-third of what it would have
been with such improvements.
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ARCHITECTS,

Office No, IL North Cherry ST., near Church.
2. .. BOX S70-..--......---..--...-...N NASHVILLE.
DLANS, SPECIFICATIONS AND EST
4 MATES, promptly executed. variety Of
Drawings for Cottages, Villas, Hot Houses. Gar
dens, Parks, etc, to suit all localities and tastes
an be seen at this Office.
REFER To
JOIN kIRENAN, W. 7. BERRY.
GEo. s. KINNEY, A. J. DUNCAN
r. II. THOMPSON ROBERT TBOwPsoy
Mai. W. B. LEwIs.
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NashviIIe Cotton Market.

The market was very quiet yesterday. Prices
closed at 32c.
The following are the transactions reported
during the day.
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CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
The MIDDLE TENNESSEE SYNoD.-The
Middle Tennessee Synod Of the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church convened at theSecond
Cumberland Presbyterian Church in this
city, at II o'clock yesterday morning. The
Introductory sermon was preached by Rev.
A. A. Wilson. The opening prayer was
offered by Rev. J. NJ. Marshal.
Rev. 4. A. Wilson was chosen Modera-
tor pro iem., after which, ON motion, the
Synod took a recess until p o'clock in the
afternoon.
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THE CITY.

The voters of Davidson county will bear
in mind that the Conservative candidate for
the House Of Representatives in this county.
to fill the vacancy occasioned BY the resig-
nation of Major LEWIS, is
JOHN LELLYETT.
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The election occurs on Thursday, Novom-
Der LIST.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTEn-
CONSOLInATTON-

A 7 THE ST. CLOUD HOTEL. SIX %
"A white boys, about fifteen years old. for Bel
Boys. Apply at the Office. foct3-3t
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NOTICE.

CAPTAIN BEN. F. EGAN, has this day been
- appointed Agent for the Nashville and North
western Railroad, at this place. All Bills Of
Lading given by him viii be respected.
E. HaEWING. G. F. A.
Office No. IL College street foctl7
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Yard atR.R. Tresils. on NOrsA summer street.
Orders may be len a. SHAs. MAkfih O 20
Cherry street., or 50 this once. jyli-u
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ROBINSON YRATMAN, JOHN ?. WHELEss
New Orleans. Nashvilleg
HENRY c. TEATMAS,
Of Woods. Yeatman x Co.. Nashville.