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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-19

IHE LADIES EAhl4s- AuAAtNA
Der of this magazine under the editorial
conduct Of Mr.. John Shirley Ward, being
for the month of May, is thus early upon
our table. As pleasing and admirable as
il was under the management of MIR. Hal
sell, the changes made by Mr. Ward, both
10 the mechanical structure aud general
character of matter, cannot fail to render
il still more attractive TO its large and
rapidly increasing circle of readers. 1t Is
enlarged to sixty-four pages, which are
filled with the choicest selected matter from
the standard writers of periodical litera-
ture-some of which never before appeared
in print in this country-and with spark
ling original articles The following are
the contents:
The Unjust Judge; or the Moral of a
Picture.
Tears, Idle Tears" A Commentary
Millions Blindness.
Home, Sweet Home.
The Long Ago.
The Voiceless.
The Mummy Of Thebes.
Gold Worshipers.
The Friendship of Jonathan.
Editorial
Notes and Queries.
Glimpses of the Fashions.
Household Department.
The sterling merit Of the whole is not
exceeded by the variety and striking IN
terest of the subjects, and the editorial will
take rank in style and matter with the
very best magazines of the day. We sim
cerely congratulate Mr.. Ward on his sue
cessful entry into the higher walks Of
literature and trust that he may realize
his highest wishes in the prosecution OF his
enterprise.
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An essay for young men. on Physiological Err
rors. Abuses and Diseases. iucidentto youth and
early manhood. which creates impediments to
MARRIAGE. with sure means of relief Sent
in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Ad-
dress Dr. J. SKILLIN H0UGHTON. Howard
Association. Philadelphia. Pa
sep26 9n
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Fifty Dozen MIshIer's Herb Bitters
for Sale AT COIemRn's Drug Store, 2IO
Church street, tho Best Female Invig-
orator ever used. aprl6 IT,
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SHOOTING AT A NEGRo.--In the Police
Court yesterday, Frank Edwards, river
man, was sent to Jail in default of bail
in the sum of $1,000, to answer a charge OF
malicious shooting, with intent to kill. He
mad fred pistol shot at Jesse Everett, col,
on Front street.
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BALL PosTPoNED.-The ball for the
benefit of the orphans, advertised to take
place on Monday night April Goth, has
been postponed to Friday evening, April
25th. 1t will be given at the new Catholic
schoolhouse, Vine street. Tickets already
sold for Monday night will be good on
Friday 3
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NEAT and elegant styles of soft hats, all
colors and shapes, now offering at the fash
ionable hat emporium of G. P. Virgins
successor TO Francisco, So College street.
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A BUSINESS SCHEDULE.-By the present
running time of the Louisville and Nash
vile railroad, person may in twenty-four
hours travel $40 miles and spend five hours
and half in Louisville, leaving and get
ting back to Nashville in that time.
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BASE 1.-THE Phoenix Club played
apraciice game yesterday. The Club will
meet tomorrow night in the Government
huildiag at the Chattanooga Depot for per
manent organization.
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Beech, MRnIOVe a 90. are now receiving.
at No, 60 North College street, the largest stock
of Staple and Fancy Drygoods, Hosiery. etc,
they have ever offered to the Nashville market,
and are determined to sell at the lowest prices.
anrq Ivy
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Msssrs Kline d Sherman, Masonic
Building. 50 Church street, in addition to
their complete assortment Of drugs and
medicines. are in receipt of shipment Of
Iongworih's Sparkling wines, 20 much
prized in this city. They have also the
yery best Green, Black aud japan Teas.
To their superior stock Of cigars has inst
baen AIDED an extra lot of well seasoned
Havana's Of various brands,
TIE Government will sell on the 2lst
inst al Ash Barracks 400 bales OF hay,
more or less, which dealers and consumers
would do well 10 notice.
A. Nelson & CO., will sell at P. NJ, Dist
inst. lots in West Nashville. Omnibusses
az usual.
Remember the election for subscription
of $500 600 stock in the Tennessee and
Pacific Railroad. on Saturday, May l6.
Grass seed by Anthony, Owen Co, 54
Broad street-Millet and Hungarian.
A pound OF butter from pint Of milk ia
astonishing, but the evidence is that way.
Zee advertisement Of Read q Rogers. In
dividual rights Eve dollars-saved in a
week or two.
Tie 6all for the benefit Of the Orphans
has been postponed to Friday night April
25th.
Tomorrow, at - o'clock A. NJ, Albert q
Saemans open another attractive auction
sale.
The Tyrone will leave for Cairo, and the
Emma Floyd for Evansville, Louisville,
sud Cincinnati, on Tuesday, at P. NJ.
Citizens and strangers ind everything at
she Merchant Exchange TO invigorate the
inner man. The saloon contains the
choicesl aud purest Of liquors, while the
restaurant furnishes all that the appetite
can desire
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PoLICE COURT. April lS.-Seth Cauley,
drunk and lying on the street, 50.
VIM. HALEY, assaulting J. c. Brown,
continued.
james Dnngy, col, using language cal
culated to provoke breach Of the peace
$40.
GA. Anderson, same, continued.
Mary Jane Wesley, using abusive ian
guage workhouse three days.
ThOs. Hetieren, assauliing Lew bucha-
nan, $40.
o 4. Brown. drunkenness, 30.
Fred. Hefisren, Pat. III. Sheeron, Corne'
lious Donnelly, same, 50 each
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ABUSING DOMESTIC ANIMALs.-Justice
Thurneck Yesterday fined Peter Holt S25
add costs Tor abusing domestic animals
belonging TO Harriet Washburne, col.
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The Franklin Brick Machine

Is guaranteed with eight men and two horses,
to make 300 to $500 irst-class Brick per hour,
and by steam, 40OC to 700O per hour accord
ing to the facilities for removing them.
/ offer TO demonstrate these facts by Machines
in actual operation. J. IL. RESICE,
feb29 2m II Broadway, New York, Room %.
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PROBATE COURT, April 18.-The last
viii and testament of DR.. r. 3. c. Howell,
deceased, was admitted to probate.
John Overton was appointed admins
traitor de boais non of the estate of Joseph
Williams, deceased, and gave bond of
$1,000.
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THE Pickwick, Dickens, HumbOlt, Boz,
Stanley, and many other of the latest styles,
lust received at the fashionable hat and cap
emporium of G. P. Virgins, successor to
Francisco, No. So College street.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-At the close
Of the usual services tonight, the ordinance
of baptism will be administered by the
pastor, Rev. Dc. skinner, who will also
preach al the usual hour this morning.
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COMMITTED To JArL-John Henry, col,
charged with larceny, was committed 10
isil yesterday, his securities having given
han up.
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CHURCH MATTERS IL NAsHvILLE.-
The Nashville correspondent Of the Gin
cinnad Commercial writes under date Of the
10th inst. az follows
There has been some unpleasant feeling
in Christ Church, in this city, for some
time, growing out Of High and Low
Church differences. A very small proper
ton Of the congregation are inclined to
risuaism, while the psster, Rev. Mr. Ellis,
has gone the extreme of Low Churchism.
The latter, in view Of the slight opposition
manifested, has asked that the vestry pro-
coed 10 the election Of a pastor. The cleo
tion takes place on Monday, and there is DC
doubt that Mr.. Ellis will be reelected, as
be Is very popular with nine-tenths OF the
congregation
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CRIMINAL COURT, April Estate vs.
]. C. Brown assault with intent to commit
murder in the first degree. Recognized TO
appear from day to day.
State as. Lewis Bonner, forty-tifth in
fantry murder of James Runnels, soldier
of the fifth cavalry. Case given to the
iury
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SINGLETON, at the Postofice, has Har-
per's Magazine for May, and it is capital
number.
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x,suvyrI.E AEp cHArrANOogA RAILROAD.
lsundays excepteaJ

z IoUIsvILIF AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Ieave Nashville at. 4.3H A. N. and $50 P N.
Alive al Nashville 40 A, n; and 5So ?. ".
Gallatin AecommodatAon tram lsaser ~ y
Reterninq, leaves Nashville NJ 80 P. NJ and
arriyes al aallatin at 6.35 p N.
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81. CLOUD HML-The ST Cloud fill
Committee me. Yesterday in the Mayors
office. and adjourned until tomorrow.
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Fifty Dozen MishIer's Herb Biiters
for Sale at COIemRn's Drug Store, 2AO
Church street, the Best Female Invig-
orafOr ever used. aprl6 If
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Nor DoNf NEr.-The Mills bankruptcy
case WAS not concluded yesterday. IL will
be resumed tomorrow.
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THF FEDERAL CoURTs.-The Federal
Courts will convene at the capitol to-mor-
row.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


LIVERPOOL, April 18.-Cotton closed
frmer and more active uplands l2s Or
leans l2sd cotton afoai l65, 900 bales.
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Of True Marriage.-Es for Young Men,
on the Errors. Abuses and Diseases which
destroy the Manly Powers and create impedi-
meuts TO Marriage with sure means Of relief.
Sent in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge.
Address. DR.. j. SKILLIN H0UG4TON, How
ard Association Philadelphia. Pa. feb2 BIN
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river is now falling, with twenty-five
feet water on the shoals. Weatherpleasant
and clear.
ARRIVED.
None.
DEPARTED.
Talisman, Cairo.
A. Baker, Upper Cumberland
EXPECTED.
Emma Floyd and Alpha.
The Louisville Journal of yesterday says:
The river has been rising at the rate Of
three feet in twenty-iour hours up TO dark
last night, at which time it was several
inches over the last canal mark on the
wharf Sixteen feet) River men say that
the rise is for the most part coming out Of the
Kentucky river, which is very high. This
opinion is strengthened by the fact that the
Ohio is falling from Pittsburg some distance
down. The rise is now coming at the rate
Of about one-half inch an hour, and it is
supposed that a decline will take place
about Sunday morning.
The st. Louis Democrat Of the 18th inst.
says:
The river is rising rapidly. Total swell
five feet at six last evening. Sundry lots
of lumber and other articles are partially
under water Upper Mississippi and lii
noi5 rising. The Missouri is reported on
the decline all the way from Lexington to
Omaha. Weathernow the finest imaginable,
in bright contrast with the late protracted
moist and stormy spell. Business on the
wharf remarkably brisk yesterday.
By Telegraph.
LOUISVILLE, April lS.-River at a stand,
with sixteen feet six inches in the canal.
Weather clear and cool.
ST. LOUIS, April lS.-Weather clear and
cool.
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NEW YORK, April lS.-Money easy.
Call loans 5G6. Discounts co.. Ster-
ling firm at 959l0!. Gold 138!Gl3s3.
Tennessee 6s. 66.
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FIny Dozen MishIer's Herb Bitters
for Sale al COIemRn's Drug Store, 2IO
Church street, the Best Female Inyig-
orator ever used. aprl6 If
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SERVICES AT the SECOND CUMBERLAND
PREsBYrERIAN CHURCH.-There will be 3
sacramentai meeting to-day at the Second
Cumberland Presbyterian Church. The
pastor, Rev. }. NJ Howell assisted by
the Rev }. ;. Order, of Bowling Green,
Kentucky, wall commence a series Of meet
ings to-day, which will continue through
this week
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pAsHvuLEAEp soRrHwEsTFRN RAuRoAr

AEpNoRrHwEsTFRER RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville at-....s4i5 A. 81. and 5l5 p NJ
Arrives Al Nashville at.-6i5 a. n. and ~ A. NJ
r.paFFIy1.D AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive Al Nashville at ... ..--....-... lluO A. y
49,. Nssh ,,;tie AZ ..............l.4O p. N.
LFRAsoE STAGE.
Leaves Nashville :.. .-.'..-..-'.-''''i V.gW a =
Arrives at ..-.'l"V p "
TRfUNE STAGE
Leaves Nashville Tuesdays. Thursdays and
SATURDAYS at = o'clock A. NJ, arrives at Nash,
vile Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays al
o'clock p. A..
LEwIsBuRs AND EoLENsvILLE STAGE,
Leaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursday, and Sat
urday at 7:90 A. NJ, arriving at Lewisourg came
day.
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SErIIFF has all the numbers of Father
Ryan's paper, the Banner Of the South.
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FOR EVANSVILLE, LOUISVILLE AND
CINCINNATI.
THE FINE PASSENGER STEAM IT,
Err Emma Floyd, MARSH 49,
CLARE, Master, WIN. KUHN. Clerk, -
will leave as ABOVE on TUESDAY, the 2lst
inst, at o'clock P. NJ.
For freight or passage apply on board. OF to
W. A. PEBBLES, Agent
Corner Broad and Front streets
CORBETr Il BOYD. or
gprlg 2 HARRISON X SONS.
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FoRGERY.-A man named J. NJ. Brown
was arrested last night on charge of forging
S48 check on the Fourth National Bank,
bearing the firm name of Kline & Sher-
man. He had drawn the money on the
check.
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New YorI. Dry-Goods sIarket.

New YORK, April 1S.-Drygoods in
active. Heavy brown sheetings 1S3@l9c.
Delaines 1Sc. Alapacas 26c American
prints l43e. Coats spool cotton thread
81 10 per dozen.
New York Market.
NEW YORK, April 1S.-Cottou more
active and 4@1c higher; sales to-day
$500 bales; uplands Sic. Rice quiet /:
Carolina l04@l14c. Coffee firm. Sugar
firm; Cuba l0b@13fc. Molasses firm i;
Cuba 4S(G50c. Flour quiet but very 6rm
Wheat quiet and firm at 50 53@2 60. Corn
quiet Western 81 2091 244.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE. April 1S.-Tobaeco firm.
Flour-superfne S. 5O@9. Wheat 81 As
az 80. Corn $4,000. Rye 6rmer; % O5.
Lard l74@l7ic. Oats 73@75c. Mess pork
S27927 %. BacOn-shonlders l3tc; clear
rib sides l64e; clear sides lite. Cotton
middlings 29c.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, April 1S.--E'lour firm !;
family Sll. Wheat scarce and hrmer Corn
and oats steady. Rye 81 %. Barley 6rmer
81 6092 TO- Tobacco in fair demand
Mess pork $40 50027. Bacon-shoulders
13e; sides Ice Lard l74@l74
St Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, April 17.-TObacco I'M
Flour lower at Sos IS for
supertine. Wheat held a shade frmer fall
81 65@2 rs. Corn dull at 10000. Oats
firm 70(97Se Barley 81 20. Rye 81 20.
Mess pork $26 1905. Bacon dull;
shoulders 1Sc; clear sides lie Lard LIT
mI7lc.
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Cincinnati Market.
New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, April I7.-Cotton dull;
no quotations sales to-day 100 bales re-
ceipts 1902; sales for the week 1860 bales /;
receipts 1882; exports, foreign, IL ,247 /;
coastwise 10; stock on hand GOAL. Sugar
and molasses unsettled; New Orleans mo-
lasses 47(A5S.
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b ss1-s''--.
tyrss VAashiagtou nEid S""'i
chattanooga.
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WINES.

JUST RECEIVED FRESH FROM THEM
y porters,
100 baskets ANCHOR BRAND Champagne.
50 Cases Saint Marceaux DO
"a Pipes Pale Sherry Wine, (COusiu's)
% Casks Crown Sherry Wine
20 = Pipes Burgundy Port Wine.
3 q Pipes Old Port Wine,
3 3 Pipes Table Madeira Wine. extra 6ns.)
$50 Boxes Claret Wine,
so Boxes Still Catawba Wine
10 Cases Yarmouth do
10 do Curs9 do
10 do Marischino do
10 do Absinthe.
A. Baskets Annisette,
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Gard of Thanks.

We, the undersigned jurors, who have
been in attendance upon the sitting OF the
Circuit Court of Davidson county, Tennes-
see, now about to close, avail ourselves OF
this opportunity of returning our thanks
to the Hon. Eugene Cary, Preceding
judge for his courteous and gentlemaniy
bearing towards us as jurors. His conduct
on the bench has been characterized by
patience and dignity, and with an impair
TALLY that challenges our admiration, and
so far az we are capable of Judging, his
charges have been clear and succInct, and
marked with an ability of which older Ju-
dicial minds might we'll be proud.
b. n. DOdd, w, j. Moss,
I'M. Campbell. David 8 Graves,
Wm .Hobson, Rufin Vaughn,
A. Price, W. &. Camp
Thos, F. Bumpsss, John Thornton,
F.P. Sullivan. w. II. Wilkinson, ir.
]. w. Bush, Gelpin Hallum,
+. A. Harris, Benz. Rodgers,
Jas. Montgomery, A. 4. Curley,
T. NJ. Bailey, j. NJ. Felts,
Jas. Phillips, J. c. Pentec0st,
j. II. Ragans, John Cato.
w. T. COVER,
J. W. BIsLEY,
Sheritis for the Court.
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PETROLEUM STOVES

A COMPANY IS NOW BEING FORMED
"A 10 manufacture these stoves. and capital
ists will find ia
CarS Avn punEITARUr
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...TI taliniEht-..--.. -s.'s-..--'''''--' =.
.,acoud - ashEugtou AMI ~""'
eHaftanOoEn.
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90 > N...-.....-..-. s---ss"''-
nrca,ur. Memphis and Ne" Orleans
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HEALTH OF THE CITY.-The Health
Oficsr is using every endenvor. by reason
able measures, TO place the city in IS good
g sanitary condition as possible. An good
citizens, as well as the city authorities,
should lend him all the aid in their power.
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inent business man from the North, at a
social dinner at which both families were
present, and after the repast was over, all
repaired to the parlor, "where," says the
detective, "ensued scene | never shall
forget, and which / will never undertake
to describe" The periidy of the wretched
wives wascompletely unmarked, and though
they pleaded for forgiveness and promised
better life, the husbands turned deaf
ear and would listen to nothing from them.
Giving them each fifteen hundred dollars,
they babe them 60, and left them to them
selves. Two days after, the frail wives were
iourneying toward their old homes in the
Empire State, and the grief-stricken hus-
bands had disappeared from the place.
Rumor had it that they had gone to the Ear
West, never to return TO their adopted
State
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EAsHvuILF AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE
Columbia Accommodation Train
Arrive AZ Nashville 99
Leave --Hr"'-'''''-'-'' -
Mail and Accommodation Train;
Leave NA5 ~ Nl W" ......... IS P. NJ.
Memphis. Mobile and n. o. Express:
Leave Nashville at.-.-..''-'''''''' 30 90 p "
arrive AZ Nashville 'o- A. "
StsuvTrT,F AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
T---. N.sby;lle 90 A. n. and 500 P,
800 al f'battauaopa... 400 A. N. and 400 p. ".
sbeItvvilIe and Tullahoma Accommodation
Lcayes W = -
lN.sl A. NJ
SUNDAYS excepted
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Sparta STACY

Arrives Mondays. Wedne.lays and Friday
urdays. at 2 An.
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FareaeId and Kentucky X. "
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Licences-TImeIy warning and No
Further NOiiiicaGiOn.-To THE BUSINESS
MEN OF NASHVILLE One hundred dollars
fine and twenty days imprisonment in the
county Jail. is imposed by law on all persons
falling to pay the privilege taxes mentioned in
my previous notice. and it is made the duty Of
the Clerk to PRoMP fly prosecute all iOlations
of the RRvENUE LAW.
Those exercising the privileges enumerated
in that notice, and who have not taken out the
State license, must immediately suspend business,
and are given to understand that all such are
being proceeded against, as the Clerk, for jdil-
are to prosecute is-liable to the same penalty as
the delinquent taxpayer. Respectfully.
p l.. NICHOL,
Clerk of Davidson County Court,
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AdmInIstrator's Notice.

ALL CREDITORS OF WM, ID. Eblh: DE-
n ceased. are hereby notified o brins 20 p
1bsir .rro,lnts and dstnands properly anthent-
eatsd, within the tins prescribed ~ Jaw. Or
they will be forever barrel 40 law am eiiaiey'
- ali r,arions Indebted u hlm are hereby 70
$3.50 - so5ne f,rward and pay, 90 the claims
,siil he placea ia course Of collection.
vi" Do e. DU PRE-. Admir-,
No. Is Public Square, Nashville. Tenn.
Uecembsr q. 1857. jazz IN
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London advices of yesterday quote United
States 5-20s at 70i.
Exchange on New York was bought by
the banks yesterday at par and sold by
them at I premium.
United States bonds are bought here by
dealers at a shade under the New York
rates, and are held at about &c advance.
Nashville corporation checks are in but
little demand, and may be quoted ss dull
at zoe buying and 75c selling.
Bank Of Tennessee notes are in demand
at SOC in the dollar.
The sales OF Southern State bonds at
the New York Stool, Exchange on the 18th
inst were as follows:
FIRST BOARD.
5000 Virginia 6s, ex. coupons.
500 North Carolina 6s, ex. eouPens..'.'-''-'22ss
10000 do do -.--..-9is
-g,0 Missouri 6s.....-................-.
SECOND BOARD
$4,000 Tennessee 6s, new ....-........--..651z
The New York Post Of the afternoon Of
the 18th inst. says:
"There is considerable excitement at the
Stock Exchange to-day, caused partly by
the attacks of the bear spectators, partly
by the deranged condition Of the money
market, and partly by the fact that yester-
day and to-day large amounts Of stocks were
sold by weak holders. The loan market ia
active at fully 7 per cent, and in some
cases z per cent. in gold is paid. A NUM-
Der of loans have been called in by the chief
lenders and the demand has thus been, to
some extent, artifcialIy stimulated to high
rates. In discounts little is doing, the rates
being nominally 7@9. Currency Is return
ing from the country, but the Treasury IS
locking it up by the sales Of gold, $500
600 having been sold yesterday and the
same amount the day before.
The receipts of cotton at New York for
the week ending Friday evening amounted
to 10000 bales; the sales Of the week to
1000; the exports to $4,000 and the stock
to $4,000.
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