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Proceedings of the supreme Court

NASHVILLE, Feb. %, 186S.-The court
met pursuant to adjournment, all the
Judges being present, when the following
cases were decided:
Samuel E. Davidson VS.. Ben. Morley
By Judge Hawkins Affirmed.
r. COIN vs.. Henry Baker. BY JudgC
Milligan. Judgment rendered and new
trial awarded.
John Z. Mills VS.. Doroths Greig, execu
tor. By Judge Milligan. Affirmed.
John r. Kirkpatrick VS.. Mary T. Utley
By Judge Shackelford Case stricken from
the docket.
E. A. Long and wife We. A. B. Young e
ais. By Judge Shackelford Decree re
Yersed and bill dismissed.
On Wednesday next, the further call 0
the law and equity dockets of the nintt
circuit will be suspended until the whole
State docket Of this term is disposed of
beginning with the ninth circuit, and tax
ing them up in reversed order, down Il
the fifth circuit
JESSE G. FRAZER, Clerk.
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montgomery County Tobacco SALES.

CLARKsvMLE, Feb. 1S-Salcs by Smith
& Hutchings of Is hhds. tobacco, az follows
SIT so, IA SO, 13, 70 80. IL so, IL 20, IL 10,
II 10, 10 20, 10 TO- 9 so, 9 60, 9 20, 9, 3 25.
5 25.
TURNKEY & Weathers sold 10 hhds. at the
following prices: Sl7 10, II, Is so, Is 80,
Is, l410, Is so, 10, II so, 9 20.
Sales by Esrrisou & Shelby, at the Ex-
change, Of Is hhds., at the following prices F..
SIS, lS 95, 10 60, II 80, II 60, u so, II 30,
II 10, IL 50, II 40, 9 95, 9 25 9 10, 6 90,
60, so. e...a
TRIcE's LANDING, Feb. I9.--Whitlock
Mckinney & Co, sold 40 hhds tobacco Al
the following prices Sl4 so, IA 80, IA 50.
IA 60, IA %, 1425, IL IS, 13 SO, - 40,
10 40, 10 80, 10 10, IL 80, IL 80, 70 so, ~ 30,
IL 20, IL so, IL rs, IL 20, IL so, IL so.
IL rs, IL, IL. 10 IS, 10 25, 8 SO, 9 SO, 9 10,
so, 8 rs, Z 50, 7 40, 30, 6 30, 6 CO. 6,
8 95, 5 30.
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bales uplands, and $50 bales sea islands
exports to foreign ports 5S44 bales uplands
and l2i bales sea Islands, coastwise S433
bales uplands and 500 bales sea islands
stock on hand 25SS bales sea island'. and
6I,772 bales uplands; sales SIS bales sea
Islands, and II, 794 bales uplands.
MOBILE, Feb. 2o.-Cotton closed quiet
and firm; sales 2SO0 bales; middhnss q
@244 receipts 1886 bales; exports 5477
haleq.
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We are authorized to announce the name Of
Capt. MICHAEL WALSH as a candidate for
the Office Of State and County Tax Collector
for the county Of Davidson.
feb7 I'd MANY VOTERS.
Nesre authorized to announce JANIS a
COLLINS a. a candidate for reelection 10 tbs
oElce Of Revenue Collector for Davidson county
at the ensuing March election.
iFull I'd
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County JauOr.

We are authorized 10 announce JNO-
THOMPSON as an INDEPENDENT candidate for
Jaiisr 81 the eEsuing March election.
febl6 I'd
We are authorized 10 announce Esquire FAM
as a candidate for County Tailor, subject to the
nominating convention. Election March !, ls6s.
fsbs I'd
We are authorized 10 announce A. A. CAR
TER as a candidate Tor the Office Of Jsiler Of
jan2l I'd
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The following dispatches we're received
to-day at the Chamber Of Commerce:
NEW YORK, Feb. 22--Gold opened at
1922 nothing else given. -. street
quotations for gold 142i. -, Gold
1923.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 22-11:l5 A. M.--Cot-
ton market quiet; estimated sales to-day
10000 bales uplands l05d; Orleans 1Osd
8 F. M.-Cotton easier and has declined Ia
sales to-day 10000 bales; uplands 1Od;
Orleans I0fd sales to arrive 93d.
LONDON, Feb. 22.-1115 A. M.-Consols
93k@93t. United States bonds 7lS. :
p. M.-Consols 5000. United States
bonds III.
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TIE RAILROAD ROBBERY. 49, John
Weatherford was sent TO Jail yesterday by
Commissioner Davis, in default of $1,000
bail for his appearance before the Criminal
Court, to answer chatge Of stealing cotton
yarns, etc, from some cars ofthe Nashville
and Decatur railroad
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HOME MISREPRESENTATION

IN -PRICES-Green & Green are
now taking orders for their celebra-
ted " Kentucky Yoke Shirts" at re-
duced prices. Now is the time to
leave your measure and have your
Shirts and Underwear made to FIT.
Encourage home manufacture, when
you can get better Goods and better
Fits than by sending abroad. This
IS the only house that manufactures
these Goods South of the Ohio River,
At As COLLEGE STREET.
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anTHE GIFYl
New A arer1lspmen,s

Ii gives MS pleasure 10 call special at
tention TO the advertisement Of Fred. Ter,
rass & Co., who have recently purchased
the stock of hardware Of the late Sam.
Vanleer & Co. Messrs. Fred. Terrass &
Co, have had long business experience in
this city, and are we'll known 10 the trade.
They viii continne the business at the old
stand, No. 4s North Cherry street. Oar
friend 10. Nsnleer, who is gensraliy and
fayorably known to the business public, is
connected with this house, and in all re-
spects il c0mmends itself 10 The attention
and patronage Of the people.
A reward is offered fof bunch of lost
Office KEYS.
A Stark, Of Springfield, offers fifty dol
lars reward for a stolen bay mare.
See chancery sale notices Of Merton b.
Howell, Clerk tsnd Master.
A large number Of applications in bank
ruptcy will be found in to-day's paper.
Special attention "a called to the valn-
able property advertised for sale by An
derson, johnson & Smith. We know this
10 be a rare chance for Investment.
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FIRE. There was a FIRE last night sew
eral miles southwest Of the city. Tie
alarm was sounded, and the FIRE depart
ment was out, bat returned as quickly IS Il
went, its jurisdiction not being co-eXten-
siye with that OF some Of the other branches
Of the city government. IL dent run to
little one-horse country free.
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FIzzLED.-The meeting of teachers at
the capitol yesterday TO take steps toward
the reception Of the National Teachers
Association, which proposes to ho Id lts
annual session here next August, was a
complete Gzzle, not more than dozen
persons being present ltadiourned with
out doing anything.
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ARREST or SUPPOSED CoUNTERFETTERs.
-Jacob Schiller aud Benjamin Adam were
arrested yesterday by the Federal authori-
ties, for having 10 their possession qnanti-
~ Of counterfeit fractional currency of the
denomination Of fifty cents. They were
lodged in Jail and will be tried before Uni
ted States Circuit Court Commissioner t..
Mop. Smith on Tuesday.
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DEATH or NFNERABTF LADY Our
columns this morning contain an an
nonncement OF the death Of Mrs Ann
McCann. which occurred yesterday morn
ING at 5 o'clock at the family residence.
This estimable LADY was widely known in
this region. She possessed great force OF
character. aud her life was adorned by
many virtues Tier health, never strong,
has been quite feeble for some months, aud
her death was calm and in the mood Of a
Christian with hope. Her funeral takes
place to-day from the residence on Sum
mer street
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RemOyaI.-F. H. French hasremoved his en-
tire stock of boots aud shoes to his old stand.
No. 10 Public Square. He invites his many
customers. and the public generally. to ex-
anime his 6ne custom work. which will be sold
at greatly reduced prices. Jana tf
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A TERRIBLE FATE.--A young Tennes-
see woman, miserably clad, was fonnd lying
near railroad track at JeAersonville, In
diana, few days since, in the agonies OF
childbirth. Her name was Cynlhls
Hatcher, and she had been seduced by a
man named George Reager, Of Elizabeth
town, XIV.
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A GRAND sacred concert will be given ST
Elm Street Church, on Wednesday, 26th
inst, to effect the completion OF the
church edifoe The entertainment will
embrace the best selections of music, by
the most skillful performers in the city.
Admission fifty cents. feb23-s&w2t
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THE CORPORATION CHECKS MAN
DAMUs CAsE-The argument in the man
damns to compel Recorder Mills to make
good the discount on corporation checks
in paying salaries was heard Yesterday
before Judge Gary, bui no decision has yet
been arrived At.
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PoTATo sTEALIEG.-John Johnston,
Alfred Ensley, Henry Ensley and Rith
Johnston, all colored, were brought before
Justice Wilkinson yesterday for stealing
and concealing Irish potatoes. The case
was continued to Tuesday.
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INTAsT BAPTISM. Rev. DR.. Baird will
preach this morning at IL o'clock, on the
subject of Infant Baptism" As this is
a subject Of universal IMPOTENCE Of pa
rents, we hope the Reverend Doctor will
have good audience.
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DIED

In this city yesterday morning, AT o'clock
Mr5 ANN MCCAIN. wife Of Richard Nee ann,
sr The funeral viii take place from the fsmil5
residence to-day. isandayD at ? P. NJ. The
friends Of the deceased and Of family are re
spsctfglly invited.
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An essay for young men. on Physiological Err
rors. Abuses and Diseases, incident to 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. SKILLIE H0U9HT0N. Howard
Association. Philadelphia, Pa
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Moor CoURT.--The trial of Ki5g Alec
hal will be resumed tomorrow night, al
Elysian Hal, South Nashville. The prose
cution is working vigorously and is con
fdent Of convictiug The accused.
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Yesterday being legal holiday, there
was no stock or gold board held in New
York, but gold was quoted on the streets
of that city at l424, beirg an advance Of
lie, caused by the exciting events occurring
at Washington.
The sales of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the 10Th inst,
were as follows:
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OGILvIE BYRON YoUEG's PROSECUTION
OF Col. CoLYAR.-The Gaze against Col.
A s. Colyar, for using language calcu-
lated to provoke breach of the peace,
came up in the Police Court yesterday
morning. The facts as proven were that
Col. Colyar had been employed to prose
cute a case against o. B. Young before
Justice wilkinson for perjury. Colonel
Colyar made speech upon the proof, in
sisting that Young was guilty. The Magis-
trate 80 decided and bound Young over to
the Criminal Court. Upon these facts this
warrant was taken out by Young, who
became the witness before the Commits
sioner and then made a speech, in which
he presented his claims as a lawyer, and
talked a great deal about being prosecuted
because he did not practice Law like some
other lawyers.
Col Colyar Haid he regretted this noto-
riety; that he claimed TO be a peaceable
man, and that he was not guilty, for two
reasons: First, What he said was in
judicial proceeding, and was said in the
discharge of duty, and not spitefully, and
therefore could not in legal contemplation
be calculated to produce a breach of the
pesce Second, Il was not calculated to
provoke breach Of the peace, because any
man who would swear lie would not
6ght when he was told Of il.
The court discharged the defendant and
taxed Young with the costs.
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CRIMINAL CoVRT.-This court did not
adjourn yesterday until next term, not
withdrawing the supPosition that an ad-
1 i0urnment would I've arrived at.
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MEETING OF THE MEDICAL COLLEGE
SOCIETY," One of those pleasant public
entertainments associated with the old
time history of the Nashville Medical
College, was given on Friday night by the
students of the Medical Society. The
house was thrown open TO visitors, and a
goodly number of ladies we're Of the audi
tory.
Prot. Joseph Jones, Of the college faculty,
occupied the chair, aud after the reading
of the spicy record by Secretary Charles
+. Heron, beautiful valedictory was de-
Iivered bv Mr.. s. j. Wheeler He was
followed i'm addresses by Messrs. T. c.
Dow, of Charleston, s. c., and ]. Fl. Nor
ton, J. p. Collom, X. II. Harvey and j.
Weakley, of Tennessee, all bearing marks
Of culture and discipline only to be at
tanned at an institution like our Medical
College. Remarks were made in conclusion
by Drs. Eve, Jennings, Buchanan and
Jones, foil of encouragement and good adj
vice 10 the graduating class.
The yaledictory address TO the gradu
ating class will be delivered at Masonic
Hall on Wednesday night next, when di
plomas will be presented the successful O
the eighty candidates.
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ConiugaI love. and the Happiness

Conjugal Love, and the Happiness
of True aFrIRge.-Essay for Young Men.
on the Errors. Abuses and Diseases which
destroy the Manly Powers and create impedi
ments to Marriage, with sure means of relief.
Sent in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge.
Address. Dr,J. SKILLIN HoUGaT0N. How
ard Association, Philadelphia. Pa. feb2 9m
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ANOTHER LoDeE or Coon TEMPLARs.
Another lodge Of Good TemplArs was
organized ia South Nashville last night by
W. Auten, Grand Chaplain of the State.
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RELIGIOUS SERvIcE.-The Rev. DR..
Buating will preach in the First Presby-
terrain Church, corner Of Church and Sum
mer streets, at 10 o'clock this A. NJ, on "a
Call to the Gospel Ministry" by direction
Of the Synod of Nashville; and at P. NJ.
the last sermon OF the series in course Of
delivery for some weeks past. The young
men of the city are especially invited to
attend both services.
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PosrPoEED. Miss Jennie Devere'f
benefit, at the Summer Street Theatre, was
Yesterday postponed until Tuesday.
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STovR WooD-Cut and split from dry
cord wood, and delivered at the house of
the purchaser for 81 so per cord, from the
yard of ROBERT MACKENZIE,
North College ST., opposite L, & N. Depot.
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RIVER ANR WEATHER.

The river continues to fall, with four feet
scant on the shoals.
ARRIVED.
Umpire, Upper Cumberland
DEPARTED.
Charmer, Cincinnati.
Talisman, Cairo.
A. Baker, Upper Cumberland.
The Umpire brought $500 sacks Of corn
and other freights.
The ST. Louis DsmoTai of Friday has
the following
The Louisville Courier says that from the
first introduction Of steam on the Western
waters down to the present. day there has
not been a steamboat as complete and per-
feet as the Frank Pargoud. We find pre-
cisely the same language used by the C0lt-
IIer in regard to about twelve new steamers
every year.
IL was Tumored on the wharf yesterday
afternoon that the Lady Grace, for Chester,
got ont to Cairo, showing pretty conclusive
ly that the river is open from st. Louis 70
that point. Four steamers left yesterday,
or late last night, for points below Cairo,
one drawing five feet and another six feet,
while il is thought there is only four and
half feet water out. The Missouri was
breaking up on 18th at Leavenworth. II
was swelling rapidly at Jefferson City on
Wednesday. An omnibus with passengers
crossed the Mississippi at Keokuk on We'd
nesday evening. The river is open TO Alton,
and probably to Grafton.
A Cairo dispatch to the 81. Louis
Democrat says: ...t. IS
The Tyrone brought 720 sacks OF corn,
GA pkgs mdse for Cairo: 10 hhds. tobacco
10 tons sundries for reshipment South on
the Molhe Able. The Tyrone returns to-
morrow with full load of groceries.
The Louisville Democrat of yesterday
says; +
The river at this point continues 10 re-
cede quite slowly, with six feet eight inches
water in the canal last evening BY the mark,
and four feet eight inches ia the pass on
the falls During the twenty-iour hours
ending at dark last evening the river Il
the head of the falls had reached two in
ches, which is equal to fall OF one half a
feet at Portland.
At Pittsburg at noon yesterday the river
was swelling slowly, with four feet six
inches water in the channel by the pier
mark, while at Cincinnati it vas still De
Ginning. The prospect here is that there
will be little or 10 change in the river al
the present.
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LouIsvnIE Sentinel on the Border
Border Ruffan Devil on the EDGE Just
received BY J. w. MeFerriB q Co, No.
81 Cherry street. =
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SINGLETON, at the postofice, has Har
per's Magazine for March.
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G o A L.

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY,, JANU-
OAkf 30, ls5s. shsil deliver CuMBkh-
street. aud from " oodcock 4 Cos old stand,
81 South Cherry street. az the following price
Round Coal, 80 SO per Load.
JOHN l. GLENN may be found at q South
Cherry street. VIM. DENs.
jgni5 e
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RESIGNATION OF JUNIOR SHacKELToKD.
Judge Shackelio:d has rendered his res
iSnatiou as one OF the Supreme Judges OF
he State.
It has been known that Judge Shaokel-
ford long since intinated g desire 20
retire from the exhaustive and laborious
duties Of his Office, bat his resignation was
not formally rendered tiil yesterday. The
Judge has presided in one OF the most
eventful periods Of the Jurisprudence Of
Tennessee, and has decided come Of the
most abstruse and intricate questions Of in
ternational law which has ever come be-
fore our courts.
Ii is intimAted thai Gov. Brownlow will
appoint Chancellor II HI. Harrison as has
successor. This appointment would give
great satisfaction % the bench and bar Of
he State, a. Chancellor Harrison, though
Radical, is man OF fine legal ability
ana will wear worthily the honors Of tbs
Supreme bench.
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Police CoURT, FEB. 22.-Bud Wilson
and Charlie Hawkins, colored boys, robbiug
till workhouse ten days.
Mary Duke, Mary Fall, Mollie Harris
Matte Lewis, Hattie Cooper, Lizzie Moore,
Sophia Bright keeping houses Of ill-fame
$40 each.
Eliza Wrye, assault and battery; costs.
j. W. Smith, drunkenness; 50.
Robert Burns. drunk and dlsorderly So.
VIM. McGovern, drunkenness; work
house thirty days.
A RatliH, fast driving 81.
James Wallis, drunk and disorderly
costs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

For choice GROCERIES, WINES ans
BRANDIES, go to
WV. T0TTEN &. BRO,
No. % COLLEGE S., Nashville, Tenn.
deeT7 If
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MARKETS BY TRLRaRAPa



LIVERPOOL, Feb. 22.-Cotton quiet; sales
10000 bales; uplsuds 10td; Orleans lOid.
LONDON, Feb. 22-Eyening -ConsoIs
closed at 93t. 5-20s III. Illinois Central
S74. Erie 453.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 22- E7ening.-Cotion
declined cd; Sales 10000 bales; middIing
uplsnds, on the spot, 10d; to srrive, cid.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 22.-Tobacco-quiet
though firm at S5@17 for Tugs to medium
Leaf, and $50 for good leaf. Flour-super-
fine s. 25(g IS; fancy Sl2 509l3. Wheat
81 50(92 s.. Corn 75Gs0e. Oats 67G
CSC Lard I44c. Bacon shoulders HE;
clear sides 154c; bulk shoulders z0$ clear
sides Is; mess pork SPA sc. Cotton ga
235. Whisky nominal.
Cincinnati Market.
Cn5cn'SATI, Feb. 22.-Flour SI19I1 %.
Wheat 81 As. Corn 1900. Oats dull al
6lr. Tobacco steady Mess pork S25
Lard 15c. Bacon unchanged Cheese Is
616. Butter $500. EGGS dc Clover
seed S13G134.
ST. louis Marke4.
ST. LoUTs, Feb. 22.-Tobaeco active.
Flour qaiet and unchanged superfne
s. 25@9. Corn very dali 82G83. Oats
63@76. Pork S24924 %. Bacon 1910
l41RI5
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Read AftenfiFeIY.

WE HAVE FOR SALE AN ELEGANT
w Country Residence ana about thirty three
sere1 OF land, tso ana a half miles from ash
vile. on the north side OF the river. Also, a
yarant lot ia the city. 90 Sparse stfssg sixty b.
Foster.
AhRINGT0A. FARRAR& WEARLEY, As'ts.
tebl5 ~ No 7yChurch e.. Maxwell House.
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A j. FRANCIS SEQ.
AdmInistrafor's Notice.

4 LII CREDITORS OF WM. a. EWIN, DE-
II ceased, are hereby notified 10 bring 70 ne
their accounts and demands, properly authentl-
Gated, within the time prescribed bT law, or
they wlli be forever barred ia law and equity,
aud all perions indebted to him are heToLy re
CURED to come forward and pay, or the claims
viii be placed in course ofcollectiOn.
c. DU FRE, Adm'r.,
No. $ Publle Square, Nashville. Tenn.
December 4, Ise.. ian22 3m
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E'OR SALE, A FIRST RATE EHaINK AND
Il Boiler 10 good order. Can be seen, and
Eglcs isarnsd. ~ calling a. ihis Olss.
-zxy3i in
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For Cairo, So. LOufs, Memphis ana
New Orleans.
THE FINE PASSENGER STEAM
er Tyrone, Ton HARHAN, Mas 7kffrSfl
ter, W WEAvER Clerk, will leave as -
above on TUESDAY, the 18th instant, at Z
o'clock P.
For freight or passage app y on board, or to
C0RBETT Il BOYD,
II and a. Front street.
HARRISON * SONS.
feb23 1t W. A. PEBBLES. Agents.
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Tuesday, March 3, IsGs,
Tor supplying
Fresh and GOrned Beet,

40 the lrooB8. Camps snd Hospitals 81 pPiis4by
tos tovernrert AZ j ash vile and vicinity ant
drawing supplies thsrefIom, for ok month
coz msnoins on the fret day Of April. 1853.
The Beef must Be Of good. marketable qua
IT, the Frssh Beef ia equal proportions 81 fore
and hind quarter, tas-kg, ahanks ard kidney
taiisw to be excluded y the Cosusd Essf swss-
and thoroughly cured, and 70 be furnished q.
such times spd places, and IN suen Quantities
aad proportions Of ffesh and coined besl re-
speciivsiy. a. the Pest Commander shall desig-
nate.
Proposals must be accompanied b. the namsB
Of two Eursties IN the sum Of $500 Tor the faith
f1i performance Of the contract II awarded. ant
sbolld Be sent q TINS once ind5rBet on the o.
relope. Proposals. for Besi." and addT s17ed 90
" Bvt. Brig Gen. NJ 2. Small. Chi Con. Sab
sistsncs. Department Of lbsCunbsriant. Nasa
vile. Tennessee"
Right reserved % reject any and al bid
Chefst
Contract % be subject d the sppgogal VI ths
Major densrei commanding the Departures
b. order brg. Gen. NJ p SHALL, Chr Con.
hnB- Dept. a the Cumbsriand-
y. r. CLEHHQEA,
flr8l Lieut.. and A. &. =.
feb2l n lsb2iemarl
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The Healing Pool, ana HOuss OF
Mercy. - Howard Association Reports, for
Young Men, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE,
and the Errors. Abuses and Diseases which de-
stroy the manly powers and create impediments
to Marriage, with sure means of relief. Sent
sealed letter envelopes. free ofchsrse. Adore
DR.. j. SKILLIN HoUGHT0N, Howard Asso-
citation. Philadelphia. Pa. mayl9 3m