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There is, evidently brighter and
more encouraging condition of affairs
both in trade and financial circles. The
banks are not discounttng much new
nener. hui thew are extending all the
observation-disclosures possible to their GUS
tomers. and the opinion is strengthe n
ING that our money market Is working
into an easy condition.
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better feeling up that way in money
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EDGEFIELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive at Nashville A. n.
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The SEASON OF LEST.-The qHadriges'
imal fast Of Lent, which is strictly held as
time of fasting in the Catholic and
Protestant Episcopal Churches, begins to-
day, Ash Wednesday, aud continues for
six weeks, ending on Easter Sunday, the
DIST Of April. The rules Of fasting or alb
stinence in the Catholic Church are espe-
ciaIly rigid, all over twenty one years OF
age being required to obey them. They
are as follows: Adults are to make only one
meal day, excepting Sundays. The
meal allowed on fast days is not 10 be
taken till about noon. At that meal, if on
any day permission should be granted for
eating flesh, both flesh and fish are not to
be used at the same time, even by way Of
seasoning. A small refreshment, CON-
monty called collation., is allowed in the
evening; no general rule as TO the quantity
Of food permitted at this time is or can be
made, bat the practice of the most regular
Christians is never to let it exceed the
fourth part of an ordinary meal The fol-
lowing persons are exempted from the OBJ
legations Of fasting All under twenty-one
years of age; the sick; nursing women;
those who are obliged to do hard labor; all
who, through weakness, cannot fast with
ont great prejudice to their health. BY
dispensation, the use of flesh meat will be
allowed at any time on Sundays, and once
day on Mondays Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays, with the exception of Holy
Thursdays and the second and last Satur-
days of Lent
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River and weather.


CINCINNATI, March 5.,-Theriver has risen
2 feet inches in the past twenty-hours.
There is 46 feet II inches in the channel.
Weather clear and Thermometer 30.
MAYsvILLE, March Sill A. M.-The
river rose feet last night and is still ri
sing. The snow is about 10 inches deep.
PARKERsBURG, March 5--l0:l0A. NJ
The riVe9 has % feet water in its channel
and rising. The snow is four inches deep
and the weather clear and cold
PORTSMOUTH, March 5.-11 A. M.-The
river rose inches last night and is still
rising. II ia not as high as it was last week.
There is about inches of snow on the
ground Mercury A.
IRONToN, o., March 81 A. M.-The
river is about as high as the last food and
still rising There is about 9 inches Of
snow on the ground.
GALLIPoLIs, o., March 81 A. NJ
The river rose about Is inches last night
and is still. rising, with Is feet in the chan
nell There is about 10 inches Of snow on
the ground and weather moderating. Their
mometer 80.
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Weekly Review Ofthe Nashville whole.
sale Markets.

NASHVILLE, March g. 1867.
The river has been in good navigable
condition the past week, and is now higher
than at any preyiout period this winter.
The upper Cumberland is now so high that
steamboats, find it difficult to receive or
discharge freight But this cannot last
long.
Trade since our last report has been good
The cotton market, which was growing
aatter and fatter, suddenly pricked mp its
ears and has been lively until to-day. The
stream of corn continues to pour southward
steadily and undiminished in volume. The
receipts IN traasitii this week amount to
36682 sacks. Prices have declined shade.
Bacon is coming in from the country less
freely, but whether this is in consequence
of the bad weather or exhaustion of stock
in the hands of farmers, we cannot saw
The Grocery Market has been brisk, and
prices are about the same as last week The
stocks in store are ample for all demands
COTToN.-The Cotton Market during the
week ending last evening has been remark
bly, steady, the variations being very slight.
and the sales mp to Monday night summed
up l1OS bales at 25@26Ec; one day 263c
was paid for choice lot Yesterdays
transactions were as follows: Sbales at zoe,
40 at 24G 26c, at 2l3c, at 264c, 4 at
25.55c per lb-the lightest days work of
the week. The sales ofthe week amount
10 l1G6 hales
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TIE CITY

OPENING AND CLOSING OF THE
MATTS-FERRUAEY Ist.--Omeing.
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rates The country merchants now coming for
| ward pay up better than expected, although the
TAR West and South have generally to ask
| little indulgence. There IS less disposition to
crowd the stock upon credit buyers and yet
| large amount Of goods have been sold in this
way. We had hoped that the pleth0ra of money
and the lessons Of experience would unite in
limiting this class of trust bit the competition
carries all before il, and American iObbers are
the most hopeful people in the world. The high
rents for warehouses are coming down. and this
Is good news for this trade, which has been over
burdened in that direction. We have heard OF
stores which have been relet at from five to
twenty thousand dollars less than last years
prices; and this class Of property where new
bargains are 20 be made is now generally offer
ing considerably below the highest point
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NASHVILLE, March 6, 1867.
There has been good business done in
dry goods this week, rather an improve.
ment upon the previous The stocks are
large and we'll assorted. No change in
prices.
Below we give the quotations for few
leading articles;
PKIETs.-l21zalSc per yari.
TIcKINGs IA COnnsstOga "A. 59c; do extra, 81
Sc; Eagle. a. 45c. lower brands, Sag331sc.
SCoTCH GN0HAMs.-Z5 20 4jc; Chambreys. -
10 37lIc.
AL Wool FLAsNELs. --3l4f to 6jc.
BLAsKETs.--s2 50 10 so per pair.
American DELAISES.-2Jc.
DRESS GoODs.-ln great variety al ms to 81
ALI Wool DELAISEs-45 20 Sc.
FANCY SATINETs.-3l " 10 81.
ALL " DOL LkssIMEBEs.--Sl 20 g.
BALMoRAL SKIRTs.-s24N36 per d0Z.
SKIRT BRAIDs.-60c per dOz.
THREAD.-Nictoris. l21zc per dOz; DO 100 yards
Sc; Coats, 30 yards, 81 Il.
BRowN SHEETtEGs--N irginia "a. l75Ee; Car
rol. IS, Ice; Augusta. IS. BE. Tennessee pre-
Mum, "a. DC; Augusta do, 225zc; Pacific A. 81.
2lc.
HEAvY COTToS PLAIDs.-Z75E 20 &c; cotton
stripes. % 20 25c; Apron Checks. y 10 Doc.
Observation-Disclosures. - sc: Westeriys. "a
Pc: W hite rocks. ga. 40cs "A. good, 40 70 Gic
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SOUTHERN INSURANCE COMPANY This
Institution is now prepared TO take risks
against fire, upon favorable terms. There
are number of Insurance Companies
doing business in our State, most of which
We believe 20 be perfectly responsible for
their losses, but the Southern Insurance
Company at Nashville, is instituted on a
plan differing in some respects, from those
referred 10, aud is therefore entitled "a the
especial attention of our citizens. This
Company Is organized on the mutual sys-
TEN, and therefore every person whose
property is insured on this plan becomes
himself an insurer, and consequently shares
the profits by not paying anything
for dividends To stockholders, and Is
entitled 60 vote az the election for
directors, and has access 10 the books of the
company whenever he may feel disposed TO
examine them. These are advantages not
common TO ordinary stock companies, but
the most important consideration 10 the in
sured is the business character and the
moral and pecuniary responsibility of its
officer. We have had the pleasure Of an
acquaintance with some OF the officers for
many years, and know them 70 be men OF
nndoubted integrity, and responsible in
every respect.
RoRERr THOMPSON, the President is an
old cilizen of our city aud State and has
the confidence Of lhe people as an honor
ahle Upright business man in every respect,
aud ihis alone should indu,a our 81 sens
90 insure their property in the Southern
Insurance Company OF Nashville. Tenn.
Mifh the numerous hrps thai are or,urrin5
ia our midst, we have mo- doubt our citi-
zens viii readily see the necessity Of in
surfing. aud with home Company There
fore We say, insure with the Southern
Insurance Company.
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London advices of the % inst. quote
United States 5-20s at 799.
Exchange on New York was sold by the
banks here at premium, and bought by
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To COnSumptiVes.-The Advertiser. hav-
ing been restored to health in few weeks. by a
very simple remedy. after having suffered several
years with a severe lung affection. and that
dread disease. Consumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it. he will send copy of the
prescription used. free of charged, with the di-
rections for preparing and using the same, which
they will find a SURF CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. &c. The only object of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription, is to
benefit the afflicted. and spread information
which he conceives to be inyaluable and hopes
every sufferer will try this remedy as it will cost
them nothing. and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
nddress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings county. New York.
aptg3--IV
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? EIENtF.
VI. from Brang4He :

Steamer J. II. FEOpsr, from Esaaziie. -
5265 SKIS corn, 3 bxs eggs.
lSieaHer louisa, from EtansriHs AIS
SKIS corn, 81 bbls potatoes.
Steamer Tyrone, from Calo.-3s7 SKIS corn,
Is tens iron, hide bacon, co SKIS coffee, %
bhds sugar. so half bbls ale, sundriss.
.SesmeT j. L. Graham, Upper Cslss5sslas'd.
--l439 axis corn, 9 casks aud 16 hhds ba-
con, l9 bbls potatoes, IA bbls oil, sundries.
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~
FINANCE AND TRAA4s.

Gold continues to decline, having opened
in New York yesterday at 1888, declined
TO 1873 at ll:S0; was 1879 at 1880 and
closed at 1865 at P. NJ Brokers here were
paying IS5 and holding at 1SS.
Government securities were quoted in
New York Yesterday "a follows:
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MANIFEST OF THE STEAMER IDA.-The follow
ing is the manifest of the steamer Ida from Gin
cinnati, which arrived yesterday: Hamilton A
Cunningham, 443 pkgs; Shepard x Co, 137 w
w Totten, go: John Hughes, 4l4; r. p Jen-
kins, II; ID II Cooper, l73; Berry DemOville K
Co. z Hughes a Anderson, IS; VIM Lyon 4 Co.
l3; DemOyille a Co. -; c Meis x Co. Is; Morris
4 ShattOn, Us; Durham Wands. 20; Thos
Ridgely. ]: Weakly 4 Warren. /; Corwin i Ber-
theOl. Y; Weakly EarbrOugh, 50; Whiteman
4 Bro, 20; + Jones. %; SITES, I; Tobias L Bro,
K Co, 2; II w HaslOck. 4: Henderson Bros. j
0'Shaunessey. Is; Gray & Kirkman. 1856: Hughes
i Anderson, 30; Lilterer & Cabler. g Frank OF
tenVille. s. A WOOdfn. l03; b q Wood, s. Ben
son. Rankin 4 Co. 81; A Aekler. IL: j W Wilson
Y Co, II; Landauer. 81; w l. Greenfield, 2 WIN
Gamble x Co, ]; A Tyler 4 Co. IS. L b, 81 L
Coleman, ?; w @ Parks, s. Kline K sherman, 4:
Orr Bros, % G. W Shields. horses 10 mules and
L Blanton, $50; Ewing X Co. 800; NJ A Parish Z
Co, 6IS; N 4 ID r r Agt. pa; N 4 T. K Agt. 50
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RIVER NEWS
ARRIVED.
March 81. L. Graham, up river.
j. H. Trover, Evansville.
Louisa, Evansville.
Ida, Cincinnati.
DEPARTED.
Tyrone, Cairo.
ROwena, Cincinnati.
Columbia, Pittsburg.


The river is still rising slowly at this
point, but the change in the weather mas
caused an abatement Of the fears of an inn
mediate overflow. A further rise is to
come down, but it will not affect hevolume
of water here, unless there should be more
and heavy rains.
The Nashville is due To-day, and will
leave for Cairo at 4 P. NJ. to morrow.
The Ida came in yesterday from Cincin-
natl, rather behind her time, with large
cargo of miscellaneous freight.
The Havana is the next boat from the
Queen City, but Palmerston cannot say
when she will arrive Either he or she is
in the fogs. aF .r.r-. EfE..4a
The Louisa and j. II. Troyer came in
from Evansville loaded with corn con-
signed to MasseEgale & Snyder. ~
The little J. L. Graham came down from
the upper Cumberland bringing large lots
of corn, and bacon, and some oils.
The Ohio river, at Cincinnati ON the 4th,
was rising little. AT Louisville it was
rising at the rate of one inch an hour, and.
as there had been a snow storm, fears were
entertained Of another freshet. At Cairo,
the same date, it had fallen one inch the
past twenty-four hours.
A dispatch from Memphisof the 4th says
the Mississippi had risen inches in the
past twenty-four hours. The food is de-
vastating the cotton lands; the leyees are
broken, washing away fences, and large
numbers Of cattle, horses and mules have
been drowned. Business dull Nothing
doing on account of the weather
The Anna White, from Louisville. ar
rived at St. Lonis Sunday.
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Proceedings Of the Supreme Court.
NASHVILLE. TENN. Mar 5. 1867.

The Court met yesterday and continued
the hearing Of causes on the equity docket
of the 9th Circuit, but there were no opin-
ions delivered.
Court met again this morning, all the
Judges being present; when the following
causes were decided: sA NE.sf
Helen Schurer az. A L. P. Green and
Others By Judge Shackelford. The iudg-
ment Of the Circuit Court was reversed and
Judgment rendered here against Green and
others for the amount Of the notes with
interest in favor of Mrs Schurer, admins
tratrix.
w f. Cartwright, Administrator, rs.
Eli l.. Wood, ct ais. By Judge Hawkins
Decree of the Chancellor affirmed.
Alexander Iser az. Abraham Conformity.
BY Judge Hawkins. Judgment affirmed
II. S. st. John u.s. r. K. Stevens and
wife. The petition for a rehearing refused
NJ. M. Yiekers rs Hardy Valentine
Certiarori ordered returnable instanter.
The day was occupied in the first call of
the equity docket of the 9th Circuit which
will be resumed tomorrow.
]. q. FRAZIER, Clerk.
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RAILROAD CoEvESTIoN.-- very inn
portant railroad Convention, composed Of
the general ticket agents Of all the rail-
road and steamboat lines in the United
States and Canadas, convenes in Memphis
to-day. Business of the greatest import
ance connected with the travel of the cOun-
try is expected to come before the Con-
ventiOn.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Owing TO the very greatly increased deman,
for Stencil Plates by merchants and other bust
ness men, we have been induced to add thi
branch Of manufacturing TO our business essab
lishment. and we hope thereby TO increase Onl
profits, and at the same time save cost and
trouble to those who may require Stencils. Par
ties wishing 10 examine specimens are invited II
call at No. 81 Union street; and persons living
in the country can have samples sent By sending
their names and postofice address
mar5-2w E. L. TARBox & Bro.
Yen can Buy the best quality Of Cumber-
land Coal Of J. q. Roach. at S 50 per load Q7
bushels.) delivered, No, "a North Cherry street.
two doors from the Maxwell House.
feb4-G
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Card 20 InVaiIds.-A clergyman. while
residing in South America as missionary. dis
covered a safe and simple remedy for the cure
of Nervous Weakness. Early Decay. Diseases OF
the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train Of disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured
By this noble remedy Prompted by a desire to
benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, | will send
the recipe for preparing and using thismedicine.
in a sealed envelope, to any one who needs it,
FREE or CHARGE. Address
JosEPH T. IMAM.
Station d, Bible House, New York city.
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A cold, leaden day was yesterday, raw
and disagreeable during daylight. In the
evening we were treated to slight sprink-
ling of snow, end during the few hours be-
fore midnight, the rain, cold and pelting,
poured down abundantv.
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Sealed Proposals for Gravel
Roofing.
OruCR AsslsrANT QU4RrERNA
al. r., Nh 4

UTTICE ASSIST M NIARIEEAAsILH,
Nashville. Tenn. March I, 1855. J
NRALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RI
- reivea at this Office, until the 9Th inst. al 10
O'Clock A. h, for putting on eight hundred $50
squares more or less Of Gravel Roofing. on gov
eminent buildings a. this place,
The Roofnr.to DO done in q good. substantial
manner. two - businesses Of paper 70 be used.
Bonds lie one-hnif the amount OF the contract
will be required.
COMMANDING Posi-
= b. KIRK.
uar-hg-5t Capt. and A Y. NJ
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French BROTHERS, No. Broad street.
continue to sell their large stock Of Iron, 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. Cali and examine. We also have
six eight-wheel Freight Cars. price $3.50 each.
and platform track scale. % feet. capacity 80
tons, price $3.50. feb6-tf
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world The only
rae and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable, In
Simultaneous. No disappointment. No ridieu-
lous tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies
the i'll effects of Bad Dies. Invigorates the hair,
leaving it soft and beautiful The genuine is
signed william A. Bateheior. All others are
mere limitations. and should be avoided Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers Factory 81
Barclay street, New York. ldeo2e-ly
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MARKETS BIZ FEEEGRAPH.
81. LOnis Market


ST. Louis. March 5.--TObaecO unchanged. Cot
ton hrmeT but quiet at q &c for strict middling.
Flour S. 5000, and but little doing. Wheat
steady at s. sos 81 for central prime and choice
spring. Corn heavSpnd unsettled at 81 42ai 53IS
ior central. Oats 8all at 81 e5@2 g. Provisions
hrm but dull Pork $50; mess So So; clear mess
bacon vac shoulders 1036e.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGo. March 5.--Flour inactive. but firm
az y 5OG 10 80 for spring. Wheat without mate
RAJ change Corn 7TS7T1Se. Provision market
nrn mess pork has advanced 121Sc, with sales
for cash at Sl96l9 l25S; Bulk meats in active
demand and prices are &c better. Dry salted
shoulders TIC.
New York Market.
NV YORE, March 5-Cetton dull at Sic FIour
heavy and dull at s. 5999I9 for surfne. Whis-
Ky euiet ond unchanged. Bulk meats dali and
nominal. Lard active at 1S1SG14c.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, March 5-Noon-Consuls stesdy.
Erie 3614; l. Q. 761S 5-Ss 7354
LIVERPOOL. March 5-NOOn.-Cotton Quiet and
declined ~ since last evening. Middling up
81 la ..ra. r...-.....-.
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TIE School for Scandal at the Adelph
10 night

INV Business HoUsE.-We are glad to
chronicle the opening of a new business
house, and TO welcome il to our advertis-
ing columns, We allude TO that Of Mr..
james b. Fitch, No. 81 Union street, next
door to the popular cigar store of f. M.
Davis. Mr.. Fitch has opened there a
very choice retail stock Of boots aud shoes
for ladies and gentlemen, selected with
care from the best manufactures in the
United States It is the determination Of
Mr. F. b sell at the lowest possible prices,
aud we feel assured that our citizens will
find il to their interest TO patrOnize him.
The ladies, in particular ought 20 eE-
anime his stock They will discover that
he has provided for them with elegant
taste He has besides for gentlemen, some
Of the finest boots, Of McMullin's make,
ever offered in this market.