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THE FENIANS.
War Vessels Sent TO ireland More ar.
rest-Enthusiasm in New YOrIl-Ex.
element I'm Canada.

War Vessels Sent TO ireland aOre arr
rest-Enthusiasm I'm New York;
element I'm Canada.
LONDON, March 15.-Four more vessels
of war sailed for the Irish coast to-day.
Fears are entertained of the rising of
the Irish in Liverpool.
DUBLIN, March 15.-Four prisoners
were committed at Limerick for high
treason. A rising on Sunday next is feared.
Two Fenian Head CenteIs, named Burns
and Rhea, have been arrested in Belfast.
NEW YORK, March 15.-The excite
ment at the central headquarters of the
Fenian Brotherhood is undated An i'm
portant communication was received to-
day from the Executive Department in
Ireland, TO the effect that the war would be
commenced in earnest, and that the move
ments OF the Irish troops up to the present
were but teints to cover the important ones
which were soon to be inaugurated.
Stephens has ben in Paris for some
time, but is, practically speaking, discon-
neeted from the organization.
An effort is being made which, il is be-
lieved, will result in a furd Of 100000
being established. The members of the
old directory of lS43 arealso about to hand
over the funds remaining in their hands
to the care of committee to be used in
the furtherance of the movement in Ire
land.
CHICAGO, March 15.-Wm. II. Roberts,
President of the Fenian Brotherhood. adj
dressed q monster meeting tonight at
Turner Hall. The Fenian regiment pa
raded the streets amid the widest enthusi-
asm. Two hundred are reported to have
volunteered for Canada. One thousand
dollars was subscribed for uniforms.
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A Liverpool dispatch of the evening Of
the 18th inst. says: The cotton market in
the beginning experienced considerable
decline, and transactions were very light,
but the market is gradually recovering from
the depression and the quotations for the
three days past show an increased firmness
and upward tendency in prices. Sales for
the week amount to $1,000 bales, and the
market opened firm to-day at the following
authorized quotations. middling uplands,
l3sd; Orleans l33d. The market was quite
active to-day and closed firm at l3sd for
middIing uplands and l33d for New Or
leans. The sales of the day foot up 1900
bales.
The Rochester, New York, Union says
that during a week past butter has fallen
in that place from thirty-Gve TO twenty-five
cents pound, retail. The Eastern markets
are glutted.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


In TSwn.-The celebrated Foot Doctor,
ALE. WILLARD, M. D.. formerly Of New
Orleans. and recently of Lexington, KY, who
permanently eradicates ingrowing and inverted
Nails, Corns. Bunions, and all other excres-
cences of the feet and hands. in a few minutes.
without inducing pain. blood. or the slightest
inconvenience.
In his operation. acids. caustes and cutting
instruments are dispensed with. and in all cases
where immediate relief and perfect satisfaction
is not given, no charge will be made for services.
TESTIMONIALS,
From practical experience, can say that DR..
Wizards operation for the extraction Of eorns
is rapid painless, and apparently efsctual
VIII. MORGAN. Dentist.
Nashville. March Il. 1867.
Dr. Willard has satisfied me, by an operation
On my foot, that he can remove oorns and bun
ions without pain. and liz the most skillful man
ner imaginable. No limping person ought to
be tolerated on the streets while the Doctor is in
cur city to give relief.
March H. r, RUSSELL, Dentist
DIR. Wizards operation is all that could be
desired. He removes corns, root and branch,
without pain or blood.
c. W. sA1H. Druggist
Cor. Church and Vine SITS. Nashville.
have experienced numerous operations for
eorns and inverted nails. but none 80 perfect and
satisfactory in every particular as that per
formed by DR.. Willard. CLAY ROBERTS.
Proprietor City Hotel. Nashville.
The Doctor can be consulted at the City Hotel
Nashville, from 9 A. N. to Pm.
mario If
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London advices of the 10th inst quote
United States 5-2Os at 744s; and at Frank
fort United States bonds sold at 779.
Exchange on New York was in good de-
mand. Brokers were buying at par and
selling at ! premium.
There was no change in uneurrent money
and but little doing. Bank of Tennessee was
quiet at the nominal rates of 25c buying and
S2cselling Union and Planters Bank
notes were in good demand, the former at
SOC and the latter at SEC.
Southern bank notes were dull at the
advertised rates.
Nashville Corporation checks were bought
at loo and sold at Sc discount.
Tennessee bonds sold 10 New York ON
the 18th inst as follows $4,000 ex. coupons
at 664c $1,000 ex. coupons at 66c; $4,000
ex. coupons at 664c; $4,000 new at Csc;
$4,000 new at 632e; $4,000 new at 64Ic
$4,000 ex. coupons at 66c; $4,000 ex.
coupons at 66ic; and $1,000 new atli5c. Vir-
ginia bonds sold at 4lc
The statement of the New York city
banks for the week ending Saturday last,
March 9, compare as follows with the pre-
Yious week, and with the corresponding
week last year; to which we add the specie
and currency balances in the New York
Office of the United States at these dates,
respectively:
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RIsToRL-This distinguished tragedi-
enne will pass through the city on Mon
day, on her way to Louisville, where she
commences an engagement on Tuesday.
Her agent Mr.. Casey, who is stopping at
the st. Cloud informs US that she can be
engaged for two nights here in Nashville
the coming week Won't somebody, either
Manager Flynn or Davis, make an engage
ment with the great artistic?
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NEW YORK, March ia schooner like
the metallic lifeboat Red White and Blue,
which has been fitted up much better, viii
soon sail for Vera Cruz.
Heavy snow storm all day here, and as
far south as Washington.
Several parties were arrested to-day,
charged with completely in stealing whisky
in charge of the Revenue Department, and
held for examination. Their names are
c. H. Ramsden and j. B. Ramsden, bro
theirs, in the employ of the Revenue De
partment; R. Lang & Sons and Michael &
James. liducr dealers.
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STILL DECLININa.--The news from all
points South reports the food on the wane.
The Tennessee is falling st most encour-
aging rate, and e'er long operations looking
to the replacement of the washed away
bridges will be resumed Communication
is now established with Chattanooga by
way of Decatur. Boats run between the two
places, and supplies and provisions are be-
ing pushed forward The situation is i'm
proving all around.
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To Consuxnuffvea.- A5-s-t;,.r

To COnsumptivss--The Advertiser, hav-
ing been restored to health ia few weeks. BY
Tery simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with q severe lung affection. and that
dread disease, Consumption-is anxious to make
known TO his fellow sufferers the means al cure.
To all who desire 4. be viii send COPY Of the
prescription used. Gree Of charged with the di-
rections forpreparing and using the same. which
they win End SURE CURF FOR CONSTITUTION.
AsTHuA. BRoSoHITTs, &c. The only object CT
the advertiser in sending the Prescription, Is to
benefit the afflicted. and spread information
which be coBccives 60 be invaluable; and hopes
ever sufferer via trs ths remedy. as it will co.t
them nothing. and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription. viii piesse
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
WILLIAMSBURG. Kinss county New York.
oet1s-lyd&W
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French Brothers, No. Broad street.
continue to sell their large stock ofIron. Nails.
Bolts. Nuts. Washers. Hinges. Vices, Anvels.
Gum Packing, Hoes. Trace Chains. Steelyards.
etc. Our Tennessee Iron. Tennessee Plows.
Tennessee Bellows. Tennessee Furniture need
no comment. Call and examine. We also have
six eight-wheel Freight Cars, price $3.50 each.
and platform track scale. % feet. capacity so
tons, price $50. feb6-u
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The ADELPm.-Everybody will be de-
lighted to hear of the engagement of Miss
Thompson for six nights longer. She has be-
come, and deservedly too immensely pOpu-
lar with our Nashville play-goers, and will
doubtless draw crowded audiences daring
the remainder Of her engagement. The
announcement that she appears tomorrow
night as Fanchon, in 'The Cricket" will at
once suggest the greatest jam Of the sea-
son
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RIVER NEWS
ARRIYEp.
Nothing.
DFPARTrD

DEPARTED.
Emma Floyd, Cincinnati
The river is falling very slowly, having
at 4 P. NJ, yesterday, fallen altogether thirty
inches only. There was more rain, but not
enough to produce any impression on the
river
Business on the wharf was about played
out yesterday.
The Emma Floyd was the only dePar-
ture
The Talisman, whose arrival was con-
sidered a snre thing Friday night, had not
arrived last evening.
The PalestineI Jeff Louisville yesterday
for this port f
The Ohio river ON the 10th WAS rising at
Cairo, weather cold and snowy; at Louis
villeit was falling; at Cincinnati stationary;
falling at Marietta and Portsmouth.
At Memphis on the 10th the Mississippi
was at a stand.
The Memphis AraiaaeAe of the 18th inst.
reports the Arkansas, S.. Francis and White
rivers falling.
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CoNCoRDIk ENTERTAIEAIEST.- The Con-
cOrdia Club, with their accustomed fore
sight and generosity, have volunteered a
theatrical performance at their hall, the
proceeds 10 be devoted TO the suffering and
destitute az Chattanooga and elsewhere in
the State. The performance will come off
some evening this week, probably Tuesday
or Wednesday.
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PERsoEAL.-Judge Whitworth, in COM
pany with several Of our citizens, reached
home last night, after a very laborious
trip Of eight days from Bristol via Chat
tanOoga.
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LATEST TELEGRANIS.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
FOREIGN NEWS.
BY the Gable.

BY fhe Cable.
LONDON, March l6-Eyening. A gen
eral rising of the Feniaus is expected to
take place tomorrow, St Patricia Dav.
The government which has been fully in
formed Of the movement, is believed to he
able 10 suppress any insurrection, before it
assumes very formidable proportions.
The emigration to America from Cork
for the past few days has been extremely
large. Many Of the emigrants are recog-
nized as being connected with the recent
Fenian uprising near Killarney.
PARIS March l6.-The Moniteur to-
day, in an official article, says Marshal
Bazaine and the last of the French troops
left Mexico on the 10th March.
MADRID, March l6.-In the general
elections recently held throughout the
kingdom, the candidates favorable to the
government were mainly successful.
VIENNA, March 16.-Dispatches an
noHnce that the Turkish government has
consented to the return of the Cretan ex-
lies. The Canadian deputy to Sublime
Porte have reached ConstantinOple.
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five barrels four and two hundred pounds
Of bacon; Robert Thompson, five barrels
Of four; w. Matt Brown, S25; WA.
Slockell, $25; NJ. G. Cotton, SIS; W. Z.
Watkins, Jr., sic; Isaac Paul, S25; r: w,
Brown, $50; J. Blopmstein, five barrels of
-four; Milo Pratt, Agent Etns Coal Com
pauy, fifty tons of coal eolored man,
81 l0c.; two members Of the Legislature,
s. each.
The committee were requested 70 meet
this morning at the same place, at O'Clock,
and those citizens who felt disposed to lend
their presence, were invited to be on hand.
The meeting then adjourned.
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Religious Notices.

Divine service at the First Cumberland
Presbyterian Church, to-day, at IL A. NJ.
and "a P. n, ty DR.. Baird. At the close
os the forenoon service the sacrament Of
the Lords Supper will be administered.
The Rev. DR.. Teasdale will preach at the
First Baptist Church this morning, at ii
o'clock, and at u this evening. Meetings
every night during the week.
Services during Lent at the Church Of
the Advent South Vine street, Sundays at
IL o'clock A. N. and P. NJ; Wednesdays
and Fridsys At II A. NJ, and Mondays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at P. NJ; Tues
day night at - Rector Rev. james Moore.
Seats free.
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LrBERALITY.-The billiard rooms Of
Cauvin & Bertheol in the Colonnade
building, having been reftted and fur
nished with SPLENDID new tables, will be
re-opened tomorrow evening. The net
profits Of the first two weeks are TO be given
for the benefit Of the orphans Of this city
and in aid Of the destitute sufferers at
Chattanooga and we trust that our young
men and " knights of the cue" generally
will be liberal in their patronage, and that
a handsome amount will be realized.
Much credit is due Messrs. Cauvin q
Bertheol for their liberal offer.
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lHOs. Z. IEASNAE-E,
General Financial Agent of the Orphans
Home of Mississippi.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
nashville, March 1G, P.

NASHVILLE, March 10, P. NJ.
CoTToN. The cotton market opened active
TO day, and Notwithstanding the inclemen-
cy of the weather, continued so to the close.
The sales amounted IA 293 bales as follows
AZ al &c; 80 at %; 80 at 26; at 26f; 9 at
q; 8 at rs; 2 at %; 70 at 264; % at &c;
Is at 254; l4at 264; 10 at 20; 9at p; ! at
PSI; Il at 25c per ID. The market closed
firm at these figures.
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FESIAN BALL.-To-morroW MONDAY
evening the Fenian Brotherhood contem-
plate giving grand ball at their hall on
College street. In consideration that the
object Of this ball will be to raise funds to
equip a company for the frontier, there
should and doubtless will be large turn
out of the friends of Irish nationality. We
learn there viii be an address, appropriate
to the occasion, delivered by oae Of the
most popular orators.
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QUrE a number of eX-members Of the
Legislature are still in town, not being able,
on account Of the food TO get TO their
homes. A party Of Fast Tennesseans
getting impatient the other day, purchased
horses, aud mounting their steeds started
fnr ride home.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets.

Foreign Markets.
LONDON. March I6-eveninz-Consuls 81 for
money; United States $40 bonds 7ils: Erie 40;
Illinois Central IS,
FRANKFORT, Mar, t6-evening.-Unit States
5-As ~.
LIvRRPOOL. March l6-eyening .-COtt0n closed
firm; sales of 1900 bales middiing uplands al
l3tSd. Brsadstuffs firm.
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About one hundred large sacks Of mail
for Chattanooga, Knoxville, and points
beyond, were forwarded from the POST
Office in this city last evening via Nashville
and Decatur railroad to Decatur, Ala, and
thence up the Tennessee river by boat. 1t
Is the first mail from this city to Chatta-
nooga since the 5lh inst.
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The following viii show the tiuctuatiOnsof
securities in New York
The GAINESVILLE (Tenn.) Chronicle of the
18th inst. SAYS of the tobacco market:

7
There was sold at our five warehouses last
week, two hundred and seventy hogsheads of
tobacco. The market opened, on Tuesday. weak
and declining. with sales, in ClarksVile, Of "a
hhds. Prices rallied after Wednesday, and the
market became strong toward the close estab
fishing an advance on Friday of full 19954c on
all grades. This speaks we'll for the strength of
oar market as the week has been duh and de
elining in New York, and gold has fallen of
per cent in the past ten days. Our market
opened this week with lively and spirited COM
petition with sales on Tuesday, OF 10 hhds.; the
advance OF Friday was fully sustained, and on
some descriptions even 17gA more was added to
last weeks prices. Shipments from Louisville
this week paid the owners very handsome prohts.
Yellow wrappers continued to command fair
prices. Messrs Smith & Turnkey sold last week
a hid raised by Mr.. Peter Anderson, of this
county, at S2t 3; and on Wednesday, Messrs.
Poindexter 4 Co, sold some leaf made Mr.. e. II.
Walden. of Christian county. Kentucky, at $50
per 100 pounds.
The New York Times says that the ship
ments of cotton from that port during the
past week we're to The enormous amount of
over twenty-five thousand bales, of the
currency value of nearly three and guar
ter million dollars. OF these shipments,
over eighteen thousand bales were to Liver
pool, nearly twenty-three hundred bales TO
Bremen, and over seventeen hundred bales
to Havre. The exports from the port thus
far in theeurrent cotton year reach nearly
two hundred and forty thousand bales, and
from all ports of the country they exceed
seven hundred and fifty thousand bales, or
more than fifty per cent. of the reported
receipts at the shipping ports in the same
yoo-s~1 H.. 81 h., H.
available supply at all the ports about six
hundred and twenty-five thousand bales.
A Liverpool circular of the 23d Of Feb
ruary, says:
Annexed are the available and Immediately
prospective supplies of cotton so far the prin-
cipal European ports are concerned. With re-
gard to the quantities ahOat, it will be observed
that only American and East India qualities are
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aaehelot,s nam Dve-Tl

Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world The only
re and psz5uot Dve-Harmless, Reliable, In
Simultaneous. No disappointment. no ridicu-
Ious tints Natural Black OF Brown Remedies
the Ia effects Of Bad Dyes. Invigorates the hair,
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed WilliGm A. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
By ali Druggists and Perfumer. Factory 81
Barclay street, New York ldso2e-ly
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A MEETING OF the Blood Horse ASCOT
alton was held yesterday in the room over
Riddleburger's After the transaction Of
some important business, which We do not
feel at liberty to publish, the meeting ad-
iourned.
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We would cali the attention of our
readers to the card and testimonials of
Ale Willard, NJ. D., in another column.
de comes among us highly recommended
by the press and public. The Lexington
lKy.) Observer and Reporter in speaking of
him says: His operations have been en-
tirely satisfactory, and many Of our readers
have occasion to remember his visit with
feelings of pleasure His operations are
painless, and those who have suffered from
diseased feet know how to appreciate his
services" Another exchange terms him
death on corns, and a God-send generally
to poor understandings"
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GOVERNOR BRowNLow has so far re-
covered from his recent indisposition az to
be able 10 dispose of pork and beans and
all that sort Of thing after the most APP
proved fashion. The Gubernatorial can
yass will be likely TO find him hale and
hearty, and eager for the fray. OF course
he won't stand the ghost of a chance of
being reelected, but who that remembers
the Pryne controversy, will not at once
decide that great deal of bad language
and many approbrious epithets will be
hurled at somebody next fall.
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CAIRO, March 16.-Smithland,K Kentucky,
is completely inundated, and great suffer-
ing exists among the people. Some
houses have been washed away. Many
families have taken refuge in the custom
house
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disbursements.

WAsHNGToN,, March 16. - Disburse-
ments for the week in the War Depart
ment, Sl,822,760; Navy, $608, 524; In
terror, S277 900. Receipts of Internal
Revenue for the week, $2,3l7 ,436 Is.
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Nashville Shoe Store, No. "a North Col
lege street. [feb24-lm
GENTs boys and youths custom made
peged and sewed boots and CATERS, at the
Nashville Shoe Store, "A North College
street NJ. MoRGANsTERE.
feh24-1m
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YESTERDAY was cold and disagreeable
throughout The struggling rain Of the
forenoon gave way to snow and sleet COM
ing on evening, and towards midnight it
had turned fereely cold What next
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The advices from New York and Liver
pool we're good, as the following dispatches
received during the day show
New IoRK, March 1e-1I90.-Cotton (;
demand good, and prices tending upward.
Gold l94t
LIVERPOOL, March Cotton--de-
mand good, and prices here advanced.
Middling upland 13Id salssto-day II. 600
bales.
NV York, March l6-l2:3O.-Cotton
market very fair, and holders are asking
higher rates, which restricts business. Up
lands &c
Gold lS44
NFw YoRE, March l6, 9 P. M.-Cotson
market unchanged in every respect. Re
ceipts 5000 bales.
Gold closed al IS4a.
Consolidating doing in this article.
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THE undersigned having just returned
from the East, takes pleasure 10 inform the
public in genera that he has replenishsd
his store with the most carefully selected
stock Of custom-made boots and shoes
which be will sell low for cash.
NJ MORaAHsTFRN.
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ARRESTED BY THE MILIFARY.-A man
named II. G. Burns was arrested at Bow
ling Green on Friday, and transferred to
the military prison at Louisville. He is
charged with robbing John Teddy, a negro,
of $3.50 in gold and silver, in the month of
January last He fired several shots at
the negro, who fred in return, one shot
taking effect in the body Of Burns, infiict-
ing wound which, at the time, was sup
posed to be mortal. Burns will be turned
over to the United State Court for trial, I'M
der the civil rights bill
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Murderer Arresaed.

PIrBBURa, March l6.-Wm. Kennedy,
who murdered G. n Williams st Rock
Vile, Iowa, in 1865, was arrested near the
Canada line in Clinton county, New York,
yesterday, ard detective Cral from Iowa,
will leave with him for home on Monday.
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oATs.-smalI sales at zoe socper bushel.
HAx-s2S@SSe per ton.
CRocERIEs-Market steady, though sales
were small to-day.
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LAND OWNERS will do well to read the
advertisement of VIM. II. Newton, attorney
and broker, Baltimore, Md He is gen
tleman thoroughly conyersant with the
business in hand.
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VIZ learn that several distinguished bill
lizard players from the East will be in town
during the present week.