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"a RIVER NEWS
ARRIVED.
Feb. 16.-Leonora No. 2, Louisville.
Gen. Sigel, Burksyille.
Bermuda, Louisville
Nightingale, Cincinnati.
DEPARTED.
Altoona, Cincinnati.
Palestine, Louisville.
Fanny Brandeis, Up River.


The river fell little yesterday, but an
other rise was coming down, and it will BE-
rising here again this morning. There are
thirteen feet water on the shoals.
The Leonora No. 2, from Louisville, ar.
rived here yesterday loaded with corn, hay,
and other government stores. ..l
The Bermuda arrived yesterday from
Louisville, bringing 5175 sacks of corn,
consigned to Rhea, Smith & Co. We were
glad to meet on her, as clerk, our ante BEL
llna friend, John Morgan Smith, one ofthe
best officers that ever stood at the desk,
The Nightengale arrived from Cincin-
natl, having on board large cargo. A
portion of her cabin even was given up to
freight. ...
The Louisville Courier of yesterday ap-
prehends food. The Ohio was rising
rapidly, and the Courier says:
A further rise of three feet water at the
wharf will cover the entire wharf-space be-
low Fourth street, and inundate all the
cellars in that locality. The river, how
ever, was rising rather slowly last evening,
and it may be checked before the Cincin-
natl or Pittsburg rise reaches here. This
is the only hope of averting an overflow.
1t also says:
The late rains have been. general, and
heavy, extending south, west, and east, and
all the tributaries in ourimmediate vicinity
are bank full, and rising. The Kentucky
river, Benson, big and little, the once placid
EIkhOrn, and all are Overlooking their
banks, sweeping whole trees, fences, and in
some localities the entire farm products in
their path, all rushing in imPetuous tor
rents to the already high and angry tide Of
the Ohio, not now the beautiful river"
but great food of turbid muddy waters,
rushing madly onward in their irresistible
might and tumultuous waves to the ocean.
Along the line of the Nashville railroad
the rains have been continuous and heavy,
sweeping away bridges. Salt river, Green
river, the Cumberland, and all their tribu-
taries are pouring forth their fullest tribute
of waters, all coming at once. If the Ten
nessee puts forth its tide, together with q
freshet in the Indiana and Illinois rivers
on the west, and the Upper Mississippi and
Missouri, the great rivers of the northwest,
all combined, there will be very disastrous
overflow of the South. The lower Missis-
sippi will break through its boundaries,
and the already broken leYees of the lower
coast can offer no resistance tn the destruc-
tive course of the overwhelming and de.
stroying tide.
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PoIsoNiNG.-W are informed that on
Friday evening last some six persons, all
employees at the Jail, except one, prisoner,
were made very sick by eating sausages.
A physician, Dr. Brodie, was called in
and pronounced the symptoms those Of
poisoning by arsenic. Happily none of
those who partook Of the poisoned saussges
were very seriously injured, though some
Of them were quite i'll. Nothing has trans
pired to fix the poisoning on any particular
person.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Feb. l6.-FIour unchanged and
quiet; demand light and local superfne so pa
$40 q for spring and winter, and 81 509Sl3 for
trade brands and Sl49Sl6 tor fancy. Wheat firm
at 50 As for No. / spring, and 81 80 for No. /
winter. Corn dull at Zoe for No. shelled in ele
vators and soc in sacks. Oats dull at SOC for No.
l. Rye firm at 81 Pal 25, Barley unchanged
held more firm; middling can be bought Al 3Oc.
Whisky steady at s. =. Provisions inactive.
with hardly any demand. Small sales Of mess
pork at Sa0G20 IS. Bulk meats nominal and
unchanged Bacon steady at qtzr for shoulders
lO3c for clear sides, and ribbed sides l23tc Gold
1871. H
New York Market.
New YORK, Feb. l6.-Cotton less active and
unchanged Sales of 1000 bales middling up
lands at BIC. Flour dull; superfne State and
" estern 8 75G9 90; extra " esterns9 s0glO 90
choice SllGll 10; Rhode Island shipping brands
$40 75Gll.60; trade brands Sll 659l2 50 extra
very choice No. 2 Milwaukee. Rye quiet and
dropping. Barley duli and dToopins at s4tzc for
Canada West. Corn a shade lower. Groceries
dull bat steady. Cuba sugar lO5z9llc, New Or
leans rnolasscs e2G2s7c Petroleum dull and un-
changed Hops quiet and steady, Wool more
active and firm; domestic fleece ne pulled
54g3I5zc.
New York Money Market.
Nav YORK, Feb. 16.-Money steady at sac.
Sterling firm. best s5z9ss4 Gold shade frmer;
opened at 1867 and closing at 1879,
Foreign Markets
LfyERP0oI. Feb I6.-Cotton market dull with
sales of 700 bales.
LoSpox. Feb 1T.-Consuls %; Erie 3s1I pos
739& illinois Central 7s1l
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Shelby Female MISUNDERSTANDING Sc
cured the services of resident French lady.
who has had many years experience in teach
ing French and German, as spoken languages
in Paris, Germany and Liverpool, would be
pleased to receive pupils from the city. to form
classes in these languages. A rare opportunity
is now afforded Of acquiring these two languages
as spoken languages, such as has seldom been
presented in this city.
GEo. q. BUTLER. A. NJ. Principal
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residing in South America as a 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 banefnl and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured
by this noble remedy Prompted by desire to
benefit the afflicted ard unfortmate. will send
the recipe for preparing and using this medieine.
in a sealed envelope, to any one who needs it.
FRFr OF CHARGE. Address
JOSEPH 7. INMkE.
Station D, Bible House, New York city.
fehl4-3mz
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THF REHGIoU5 REVIVAL Al THE tIRsT
PREsByrrRIAN CHURcH.-Under the earn
cs, administration Of Rev. Doctors Bunting
and Nall. the daily religious exercises nj
the First Presbyterian Church, which com
menced some three weeks since have been
continued with undated interest mp 20 the
presenttime. Every evening since Sunday
last the lecture room has been crowded
and large numbers have also attended the
.pecial services each forenoon.
Up % the present time there have been
over one hundred professions, between
eighty and ninety Of those having Joined
the church Ii is an encouraging fact that
nearly all ihe Young persons who have here
tofore been regular attendants are nov al
this church, brought into regular connec
ton by profession OF faith. There val
BE- a communion service this morning al
n O'Clock. when all ut those recently
added hy profession, will be formally re
ceived into the church. The occasion will
d0ubtles- be- a very Interesting and impres
ave one. Should the interest continue
the mcrtiugs will be keVi up during Oh
present week Rev. Mr ED-ua, Who la
been assisting Doctors Banting and Nall
during lat week, will be- likely Ca RENAL
until ihc close uf the special services.
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PERSONAL Major Wills, formerly iof
Gen. Thomas staff, arrived in the city
yesterday evening, aud is stopping at the
Stacey House.
We heard it rumored that Wood Benson
arrived in the city Yesterday evening from
Chattanooga
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BECK AGEN" COMPANY A, Bath re-
gllars were, not long since, sentup the river
to Overton county. They returned on the
Gen. Sigel They did not bring any tro-
phies won in their expedition to that
peaceful region H..
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COMPREHENSIVE. - Messrs Albert &
Elias, both good business men, haVeopened
and auction and commission house, at 81
Cherry street, where they will receive con
signments of goods and devote their time
and best energies to customers and the pub
lie in general.
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! Exchange on New York was bOHgh
by the banks at par, and sold at premium
But little was done in uncurrent money
Bank Of Tennessee was quietat SSc buying
Brokers did not seem disposed to sell, ex,
cept at a wide margin over their buying
rates.
Union and Planters bank notes were
in good demand at SIC buying, and S63C
selling. ~ w
Southern Bank notes were unchanged.
Nashville Corporation checks were duh
at Toe discount.
The only sale of Tennessee bonds re-
ported in New York on the 18th inst, was
$4,000 of the new issue at 654c. On the 18th
inst. the following were the sales: Sl0,-
600 ex. coupons at 66Ic, $4,000 at Cole,
$1,000 new at 653c, and $1,000 at csc.
North Carolina bonds sold at 53G54c.
The new National Bank, of which we
made mention a few days ago, was reor-
gained yesterday by the stockholders
meeting and electing the following board of
directors: James Whitworth, Samuel
Watkins, Daniel Hillman, R. H. Gardner,
Byrd Douglas, o. F. Noel, B. S. Rhea,
VIM. Evans, and Andrew Hamilton. The
board organized and elected Judge james
Whitworth President. The election of
Cashier was postponed to future day. 1t
is rumored that opponents of the new or
ganization have announced their intention
to exert their influence with the Secretary
Of the Treasury to induce him to decline
giving authority to the bank to do business.
We hope this is notso.
The whole amount principal and inter-
est, of compound interest notes outstanding
is Sl70,626,5 Sol; principal and interest fall
ing due in 1867 $11O,OO5,122.
The following is statement of the con
ditioh of the New York city banks for the
week ending the 9th inst. as compared with
h, > -
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THE number Of persons in town yester.
day from the country was very large. The
pleasant sunshine was = great inducement
for them 20 leave their pleasant homes. Sc
far as we could learn they reported "all
quiet in the rural districts.
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This statement shows a continuance Of
contraction on the part of the banks, the
average of loans being decreased 1895, $50,
and the deposits $2269,761. The legal
tenders show an increase of S1,684,45l.
The decrease of $2,269,76l in deposits is
accounted for by the disbursement by the
banks of national bank notes in payments
of drafts from country banks and others.
The loans, $3.50, 268, 1926, against $279, 1885,
796 on October 20, 1866, show a bank con-
traction of $28,86687l since that date.
The following statement shows the condi-
ton of the banks on the under noted dates,
and the progress Of bank expansion since
January, 1866:
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Lega1En-

Feb. H.-.-...2O. 268. - l98 al ,335 g OPS g92
The preceding statement shows that the
bank loans are ST., 600 600 more than they
were in January, 1866, whilst the legal
tenders are 100000 less, and the capital
of the banks are the same.
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Corner Union and Cherry ST., Opposite
Bank OF Tennessee. Bankers, and
Dealers in Gold, Silver. Govern
Enent stocks, Compound Interest
EOfes. Land Warrants and SOutheTN
Bank Notes,
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SPRUCE AND CHURCH STREET RAIL
RoAD.-It Il probable that the first carwill
be placed on this road tomorrow, and that
others will soon fOllsw.
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LOCKED Urn front of the Adelphi
last evening, a soldier something the worse
for liquor, kicked up a row with number
Of boys ia the neighborhood, which ELECTED
some very bad language, and ended by a
policeman taking in tow the offender, and
locking him up ia the calahoose.
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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 Flows,
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 80
tons, price $3.50. feb6-f
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THE trains over the Louisville road have
been arriving on time since yesterday
morning, tbe repairs near Elizabethtown,
having been completed.
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Is any person wishes to contribute q
small amount Of funds TO really charitable
purposes, they can ascertain how to do 50
by calling at the Office Of A. Nelson q Co.
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BAD SsGN.-Several of the up river
boats have recently brought down oil ma.
chinery. The Gen. Sigel which arrived
Yesterday, had twenty tons Of this kind Of
freight and no oil
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-The basement
Of this church is 80 far completed "a to re-
sume the operations Of the Sunday school,
which will open at g O'Clock this morning..
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THOs. 5. mARR. Pres't. l.. G. TARB0x, Cash
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY.

Corner Union and College Streets.
The following are the rates paid for uRcurrsni
money These quotations are liable TO iuctuate bui
may be depended on Il sufficient length Of time fol
remittances to be received by mail express, if for
warded without delay.
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To Marry or not TO Marry Why
Not? Serious Reflections for Young Men, in
Essays of the Howard Association, on the Physi-
clog sal Errors. Abuses and Diseases induced by
ignorance of Natures Laws in the first age of
man. Sent in sealed letter envelopes. free of
charge, Address, DIR. J. SKILLN HoUaHToN.
Howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa. .E
ian 15-2m -.... d. OLA. ..
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold opened in New York yesterday at
1861, was 1865 at 1890; and at 1890 was
1868. The rate here was 1S5 buying and
1861 selling.
Government securities were quoted in
New York vesfardav as fellows.
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]. q. FRAzER, CIerk.

CANDIDATES OF THEIR OwN.-A we'll
known citizen yesterday, met with a negro
man, whom he had known almost all his
life, and done many favors. Out Of curl
osity he said
Tom, you are about to become voter
g Yes, sir: responded the negro, show
ing his worries, " know dat SIR
well, Tom, / am about to run for Con-
gres5 will you vote for me2"
Cant say, mas, n; we are gwiDe to have
n'nerdates Of our own; and must vote
for dem" ......H. ......
Tom evidently was not posted fully as TO
the interests of the Radicals. They are
willing to let him and his brothers vote,
but not to hold Office. They want the Off
ces for themselves, and the negro vote TO
make their election sure Tom must
besiege the Legislature until the Radicals
20 the whole Ebo, shin and all
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Preceeding. OF lhe supreme ceHrl.


NASHVILLE, February I6, lS67---Ceurt
met pursuant to adjournment, all the Judges
being present.
Bartlett Coulson ct ais. rs. Ransom
Gevinn, by Judge Shaclelford Judgment
affirmed
Bank Of Tennessee rs. c. &. Pate, by
Judge Shackelford Judgment affirmed.
+. Hammonds as. Hamilton's heirs, by
Judge Milligan. Judgment affirmed
W. b. Young rs. A. Creel, deputy sheriff
Judgment against the defendant
II J. st. John as. r. X. Stephens and
wife. Application on the part of Stephens
for writ of possession to issue Refused by
the court.
Sarah }, Raines, Adms. rs Joseph Boyle.
Continued until next term.
b. Furgurson e ais. u.s. Thomas o. Black
Fl als Reversed and bill dismissed.
The day was spent upon the law docket
OF the 9th circuit, which will probably con-
sumo one more day.
q En- zup CLARK
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An ARDENT LOWER esterday morn
ing young gentleman Of the colored per-
suasion, desiring to send his sable inamo-
rata token of his undivided 'fections, Z"
but not having the necessary wherewitlial,
unceremoniously pocketed a very loYin'
wolentine,' without even saying by your
leave" to the gentlemauly clerk presiding
behind the counter Of one Of our principal
bookstores Sambo came to grief, however,
as he was detected and hurriedly hustled
off t0the ealabOose.
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CoRN.-There arrived here yesterday
1888 scacks Of corn.
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CAPT. HARRISON RESPONDS TO A TOAsT.
A banquet was given on Thursday even
ing at the Lindel Hotel, St. Louis to the
delegates attending the River Convention
in that city. Quite a number Of toasts and
speeches were INDUCED in, and among the
speakers was Capt. H. H. Harrison, of this
city. In response to the toast Tennessee
the Captain made a most felicitous little
speech, which is thus referred TO by the St.
Louis Democrat: CHS speech was full of
racy anecdotes and pleasantries, eliciting
the most uproarious applause. Capt. Har-
risen is a venerable but jolly looking soul,
with white hair and flowing white beard
and seemed a general fsvorite.
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GATHERING UP THE FRAGMENTS. -
There has been greater room for the exer-
ciae Of charity in our city during the
winter than many of our citizens are aware
Of Hundreds Of persons have been fed by
transformations private individuals, and the
authorities have dispensed the bounties of
the city nobly. Many destitute persons
have also been fed from the fragments,
gathered up after dinner at some of our
hotels At the City Hotel particularly, has
this been the case Daily from fifteen to
twenty, embracing both sexes the most of
them children 60 there with their baskets,
and await with unmistakable interest, the
announcement that the feast of fragments
is ready for them. They partake of the
food thus provided with decided relish, and
having satisfied their hunger, carry off
what is left TO their homes for others. 1t is
good, wholesome food, and the disposition
thus made Of it by the proprietors, though
it may deprive them Of one means of
making soap, will at least give them a clean
conscience independent ofsaponaceous com
pounds ofall kinds
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receipts by river and /

CORN.-The receipts by river and rail
amounted to-day to 1888 sacks. Sales at
95G98c on the wharf; 81 delivered.
HAY-$26@$27 per ton.
OATs.-75@85e per bushel, and good
supply.
GRoCERIEs.-Market active and prices
firm.
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JAS. NJ VENABLE, Esq, Of the Hunts
Vile, Ala, Hotel, was in the city yesterday.
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An eligible front portion of an Office on Church
street, in the Maxwell House, can be obtained
by applying at this Office, or at No. 70 Church
street. next door to the Masonic Hall febl If
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REooRDERs COURT, Feb. lG.-William
Henry, running hack without license, costs.
Mitchell Casgrow, disorderly, $50 and
costs.
Felix K. Coleman, disorlerly, $50 and
costs
Aun Conner, drunk and disorderly, S25
aud costs
Robert Kenner, disorderly, S25 and costs.
Henry White, disorderly, $40 and costs.
A MORE delightfully."- agreeable day than
Yesterday proved to be, could hardly be
desired. The crowds from the country
were larger than usually seen on market
DAYS, thronging the business marts and
thorouehfares, while the ladies, blooming
and beautiful-bating the usual scanty
4prinkling, neither one nor the other
swarmed over pavements, dipped into book
stores, and jostled each other in fancy dry
goods shops. Shopping and promenading,
noddiug and smiling, rustling in silks or
exhibiting the advantages OF the latest
style Of filter, were the order of the day
among the fair ones, while Mrs. Grundy
looked on severely impressive, and the
sun shed his heuignant rays over all.
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Selling Out at New York Cost.
To close business, we are positively closing
out at New York cost prices our stock of Fine
Groceries. Wines. Brandies, Havana and Do
nestle Cigars PANDOLFINI & RIvA,
ianlO Il North Cherry street
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RECRUITING OFFICE -Uncle Sam has a
desire of late TO add to the colored arm Of
the service and is engaged lively in the
business Of recruiting. An Office has been
opened on Front street, next door to
Messrs Corbett & Boyd. Colored men
wishing good clothing and rations and an
idle life, ought to go down and enlist
Who so happy as the gay "soger boy 70
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a Sure Pile CHre.-DR. GILBERTs PILE
INSTRUMENT positively cures the worst cases of
piles Sent by mail on receipt of "a. Circulars
free Sold by Druggists. Agents wanted every
where. Address J. B. RoMAINE. Manager. No.
SIS Broadway. New York. LnOvl7-Sm
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No QUoRUM.-Owing 10 the absence Of
some members OF the House Of Represen-
tatiyes, by leave and on account Of sick
nezs, there was no quorum in that body yes
lerday. After waiting for half an hour or
no, the House adjourned until Monday
morning.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
NASHVILLE. Feb. |

NASHVILLE, feb. 10.
COTToN.-There was little better feel
ing in the cotton market today, sand a
slight improvement in prices. The sales
amounted to 241 bales as follows IS at
2Sc; 81 at Csc; 20 at 274c; 12at 23@27se,
and 40 at oslo per pound.
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To COnsumptiVes.-The Advertiser, hay-
ing been restored to health in a few weeks, by a
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with 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. ne will send copy Of the
prescription used. free of charged, with the di-
rections for preparing and using the same, which
they will find SURE 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 invaluable; 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
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings county, New York.
oct23-ly
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Commercial Bank .......l7
Farmers Bank Of n.
Carolina .................2l
Merchants Bank.....-..3l
Bank Of ROxbOro'.......2f
Miners and Planters
BAnk..................... q