NASHVILLE8ATCRBAY OTPKXIKU, XPKJXj 13, IM1.

has

KAIIiWAY ffitAXTEKS.

Bepartnrc ol Passenger Tralaa,3 P.M.

Kmnuii axd CHATiAitooaA- -5:15 A. JL, 3 P. SI.

2:15 A. M., 2:15 P. M.Locbtiu a. Nnrux.-j- ." 3 P. SI.

2:45 T. M.Eromru)

'axb Krai ten - 6;30 A.M., 0:33 .SI.

Nasitv ami Dkatcb- - .- -

Arrival of tae Passenger Trains.Nuimui AXD CEiTTiSOOOi - HT'lO A. M.Tr-s--rx aire Aujulx- a- 5 A. XL, 5 P.M.

Nsn ixx a . DicATrt 10:15 A. H. 1nHotraLt axd Ke ccrr

Beparmre of vrreleTbt Train.530 AM.mnnvt fc Alsbama- -.230 A 11.

Louisville Nashville ilSPSLEdgefield & Kentucky -

Arrival of Freight Trains. of- 430 P MiTenncwre tAlilwj--

'Jr25 P M.Looltrllle &

Kentneky 10:15 A SI.Idjeteld tSTATE CONVENTION

SECOND SATUKDAT IM MATH

After consultation with many of our politica

friends, in Tarious portions of the State, it has been its

agreed lo hold a State ConrenUon, to nominate acan-didat- o

for Gorcrnor, on Saturday, the 11th day of to

May. We hope that our friends in eTery county will,

at ence, take steps to bo represented in that conTen in

SUte rights and the rights alltion by full delegations.

of tho South will bo seriously endangered by the

It behooves all who op-

posetriumph of our opponents.

fclack Republicanism, Federalism andcml tifulfor the contest Let andwar, to buckle on their armour

us be up and doing.

Southern Rights Meeting.

There will be an adjourned meeting of

the Southern Rights Association held at

theirTtooms on Cedar street, at 71 o'clock of

Saturday evening, 13th inst.at

All those friendly to the cause are in-

vited'the

to he present.

. dtd. thisMrmAur-- We are requested by Mr. M. O. Brooks

which he is or-

ganizing,

Military Company,to state that thewill meet at the Southern Bights Commit-

teeof

Room, Cedar street, over the old Post office, on

next Saturday night All interested in the compa-

ny are requested to attend. All others who, are, fa-

vorable to the movement are invited to bo present,in

when a further explanation of the design of the

company will be made known.

Bisnore'AXD Mission-ar- t Board. The Bishops'

and Missionary Board of the Methodist Episcopal

Church South, will convene in this city on Monday

next The pulpits of the Tarious Methodist Church-

es in the City and in Edgefield will be filled to-

morrow by distinguished visitors. der,

The Knoxville Eegisier states that Maj. LawsosD.

Frasxldj, one of the most wealthy and influential

farmers of Jefferson county, died suddenly at his

residence in that county on the Sth inst, after a

brief illness.

The sale of Bcv. F. Shields & Co. advertised for

tMa mornine at 10 o'clock, promises to bo one of in

terest as the stock has accumulated very consider

ably. The goods must be closed without limitBuyers should be on hand.

SnARCuaa Biooaoe Ac. We were pleased to

learn vesterdar. through the courtesy of Mr. J. W. his

Sloss, ofAthens Ala., President of the Tenn. & Ala.

Railroad, that he has just returned Irom .Montgom-

ery, having affected an arrangment with Mr. Mem-vkqe- u

hr which eoods can be shipped from Nash

ville into the Confederacy under bills of lading and

pay duty at the point to which the goods are shipped

under control of the Railroad agents land conduc

tors without any detention whatever; and goods

passing into and out of the Confederacy again, pay

no dutr and are not detained at alL

Trunks, baggage, &c., will be under the charge fthe conductors on the trains, with no detention or

examinations, except in cases where smuggling Is

.imnieioned. There will be no ware housing or

Custom llouse officers, the whole being attended to

by the railroad officers.Mr. Mevuisger shows every disposition to facili at

tate business and accommodate the traveling pub

lic, and it is to be hoped that the hue and cry lately

raised about stopping baggage and trunks will now

cease.

Godkt for Mat. The publisher has sent ua the

Hay number of Godey's Lady's Book. Artistically,

it is equal to any number ever issued of this old

and nonular periodical, while the reading matter is

of the same excellent order that has always filled

its pages. The ladies will find the fashions fully il-

lustrated,to

as usual, a pecular feature with Godet.

Flaooftiib Cosfedfjute States. Messrs. Gbeex

Co.. No. C. Union Street, expect to receive thisnjorniwr, an invoice of note paper and envelopes

wiUi the flag of the Confederate States printed in

colors upon them.

"Pink" the New York correspondent of the Char'

leston Courier, says : "During the experience of the

oldest inhabitant, there never were so many houses

and stores to let as there are now in this city. It is

believed that on tho first day of May one third of

the buildings in New York will be untenanted. The

fare to the cities of Brooklyn and Williamsburgh

3i being reduced, and great numbers of persons--will no doubt remove there so as to be able to live

within their crippled means."

HailStorm. Our city was visited on Sundayslight by one of tho most tremendous hail storms we

ver saw. The hail fell in immense quantities, andcould have been shoveled up. In size the hailstonesvaried from a partridpe egg down to a pea. ThemiLtir nortion were between these two sizes. We

hear of window glasses broken in every portion ofthe city. The Btorm occurrea between i ana ao'clock. CZarfcsvtUe Jeffersonian, April 9.

Eino jaoe. The Washington correspondent of thePhiladelphia Injittrer states, as a current rumor

that a system of espionage has been recently initia

ted by the Lkcolsi Government upon movements in

tho South, and parties well qualified for the duties

are now on their way for the capital of the Confed

erate States. The boast of tho secessionists, itsnnwunnndpnt savs. that the Government knows

little of their schemes, will not long hold good.

The Union shriekers have had a great deal to sayabout the enormous tax on negroes in the secededc.to. Atflrut it wiifl asserted that South Carolina

taxed each slave $1C. The falsehood was refuted...v.nn fM vhptp. made known that the tax in thatState on each slave was SI CO. The next cry ofheavy taxes on negro property was directed againstMississippi. Our readers will be astonished when

they learn thU the State tax in Mississippi on eachslave is seventy-fiv- e cents, and the county tax can-nof-

greater than the State tax. The recent mih-t.rvta- T

in that SUte is thirty-seve- n cents, the totalis $1 87. In our county the State and county taxon each slave is twenty-fiv- e cents on the one hun-

dred dollars double the amount of South Carolinaor Mississippi. JacKson nest imnRuwi.

iwOin A iir."s Diplomatic ArroixTMExrs. Inlookinz over the list of Old Abe's diplomatic ap-

pointments, we have been struck with the numberwhich have been civcn to abo- -

litionists, pure and simple. At least twenty diplo-

matic and consular appointments have been bestow

ed uturn rad cal devotees 01 mo tumiguij jtK ,

from old Joshua Glddings round to Cassius ii. Uay.A'ete Tork Herald.

Walter Preston, Esq., of this place, late Bell andEverett Elector, was in aianou ui -- rSmyth Court this week. After the adjournment oiCourt.Tucsday.acall was made upon him for asnecch. " Like cold souse," he is always ready ;

. l 1 A V., AlnniiAnt-- nrlflrPRI.i Mynnnsi' niain" x. Miitii a, uut avvj - 1wh -mm evaa

lhn rPHkons for his faith and an- -

-.- .or! iimcplf in faror of immediate uncondi- -

tinnal secession. His avowal was received with vo

ciferous applause. Abingdon (Va.) Democrat.

What Did He Mean ? Our readers will remera-v.--

.w tfMsrs. Nelson and Maynard. two patrioticin Congress from Tennessee, were

Socially assured by Old Abe that he was opposedSTcoercive measures, in favor of conciliating the

tne couecuon m u.oSouth, ai"1 of suspending.HHiSnir States. Now we learn

Whingmn that the whole power of the Gov-iro- m

S.Cid ha't the revenuebearis to be'collected at the

vi::5nni br force of arms. Here

fa a" pdnSto eviction, not to saydownnghtthat Lincoln is Presi- -

dSTTto questiVn b now, admitting the latterthose ab le

proposition, was be humbuggiDg respecsending them home to theirmember, of Congress,

constituents with a lie in their mouths Aeu lorf.Htrald.

Have We a Real United States GovekextAmono Us! There is a popular fallacy abroad tliatOld Abe Lincoln and his constitutional advisers arethe governors of these United States. This is agrave error. The government is really in the handsof the three or four leading Republican journalistsin this nitv tu .nintinn in nublic affairs iscomplete, and now Old Abe, with hisXJginnet, is nowhere. Very well, it is puseiiucIhatthe new hands may do better than the i"480nnliticians. Give th piliinrs a. fair chance. OldTtlair. of Silver Snrinr. thmirrht he would rule thero&st and dispense the spoils of the kitchen whenbe got ms son into tne Uabinet. liut uiair nas iounuout that men and things have changed since hisjudmy atjirN. X . Mtrald.

' Bae. Keaneth Rtraer. ef North CuralbiWu come ot with a letter in favor of the secessionof that State from tke Abolition Confederacy. Thisis the test sign we hare seen that the "Good OldNorth SUte" will yet be neht side un. Mr. Earner

always been an ultra coaservative if the twoterms can do pat together. Savannah, Rtpiilican.

Save Yaar Wmht. of

Selling out at cost for thirty days, late styles xtdrip and soft hats, caps and straw goods, corner of

Cedar and Cherry streets.

The Insurance Office of W.J. Mam, on CPce and

street. 5a the nk tn nhtam the most desiablo insu

rance none, but the oldest and most reliable com

panies with Urge unimpaired Cash up""eVVn fit Iair -- -Tpnrpspntpfl. Insurance fori

delay. Blotters eonsBnHii itr-an-t unnecessaryaprlO-tf- ..

furnished free of charge.

CITY NOTICES.t 1

distress tto lBLcccs'Remember Trabce & bear' ""very fine Ready-Siaa- e

be16th, at 9 o'clock. LookaharpAprilnext Tuesday, 01

ums concern puts owebargains,you lovers of great.

things through agreeauic w -TIYE

aprl3 tds

this day to Mr.T.A CnxNOE. Wo have sold

Klein our enure siockui uvu;i, rmods. Be will continue tne Business in au Bites

various branches, and wo askior 'him a liberal

share of the public patronage heretofore extended

us. He has a very handsome stock of spring

goods, and guarantees penect satisiacuon m u

articles. Mr. M. F. Seltz can be found at all times.. . f i t oottlo with.tne nouse oi uia Butwoaui , ixuj wv...- - sadwho owe. Seltz & Harris.

mch8 2m

Sheee! Sfcocul!Farrab. Disjiuke8 & Co. are opening a most beau

lot of Snoes of all kinds, especially for Ladits

Children. Call on them, ladies, they are beauti-

ful, and they sell them very low for the Cash I less

marchll-t- f.

Harries' Cream Alo PHro.Lovers of Ale have pronounced this the most de

lightful beverage of the day, and Physicians conByrup

tinue to recommend it for the core 01 tne worst canwof

Dyspepsia. . willIUvirtuolissin its purity. Being compounded upon

solely of malt and hops, its curative properties reus health

oace become apparent to those acquainted with

virlue ef either ingredient. Its manufacture is

conducted with the most scrupulous cere, and it is

undeniably tho Best Ale manufactured cither in

or the old country, at the present day.

It contains no intoxicating liquor or ipjunous

drug, and it will not intoxicate. During the heat

summer, it is the safest and most healthy bever-

age that can be used, and produces none of the evil

effects caused by ths use of distilled liquor. JnIt is put up in barrels for the use of dealess; ana

kegs and bottles, for family use.

Price in barrels, ten dollars ; in fifteen gauon

kegs, five dollars ; in bottles, packed ia boxes 01 tone, two, three and four dozen, two dollars ana mtj ed,

cenls perdoxen.mind

Dealers will learn the wholesale terms ny ad

dressing the Wholesale Agent.The money must, in all cases, accompany toe or

and funds en alleslvent banks taken at par.

Address tho sole Wholesale Agent, by

Lodis M. Miller,41 Broadway, Nashville, Tean.

0.mh29 dly.

SPRING CLOTHING.We are receiving our stock of prinj and Summer

Cblhbus and JurnisMnjr Goods for men and boys,

which we aro selling at prices to suit tne tunes.Also a fine lot of Cloths, Cassimerts and Vesting,

made to order. Ward, Berhkoham w., manyall

mar22-2-m No. 20 Public Square.

Dr. R. Rcsskll. Destal Scrokox. Dr. R. begs

leave to invite the attention of those interested, to

present mode of inserting artificial teeth, upon

vulanite as beinrr infinitely superior to the old

method noon cold plate. Since introducing this plan

now over a year ago he has inserted more man

one hundred setts, the advantages of which for du- -this

rabilitr. lichtness and purity are abundantly testi on

fied by the numerous certificates. Dr. R. is continlit

ually receiving in their favor, vmca jn 0. 1 1 vnerry

atreet three doors from the Post Office. Plugging

and all other operations on the mouth performed as

usuaL marcnu-- u

SITIOKE. SMOKE, ALL. SMOKE.Away Dull Care.

Received another lot olthose Imported I'rincipe scgars,

AT.sn VIRGINIA SMOKING T0BA0CO J?OE THE iUbililtauiiAUM roxji,

44 Union Street,J. W. LANGLEY.

P&B.SrRixo Clotuiso. Messrs. Tiiojia & Rowan, on

nnlleire street, nearly opposite the Sewanee Hotel, An

have just received a large and handsome stock of

Spring and Summer Clothing, which they are pre-

pared to make up for their customers in tho most

fashionable style, at prices to suit tho times. Gen-

tlemen wishing anything in their line would do well

give them a call. march3-li-

For Tjr--- r a iiosirahle eriit of rooms in theUnion iminin nnildintrs. Apply at this

dcc29-t- foffice.Wanted.

A Partner wanted with from 1,000 to 1,500 dol

larscash, in a Ready Established Business, which

navs 1.000 dollars and more a year. A gentleman,

and business man, with good city reference, will

please address Robert, r. O.

Nov. 18, ISCO-t- f.

-- PANIC STRUCK!"Intending to rcduco what is certainly the largest

Stock ofTOBACCO AND CIGARS

in the State, I will sell from this time

WltheutRegardtePjom.44 Union street.F.sB.

stock lor Sale.Jons WnoRLET. 32 South Market Street, offers for

sale $15,000 woriA of Stock I CaU and see him.

HAVANA SECABSI.,mv iriioiti.GY. 32 South jnaruoisx.,

it 1 n. nrnn...!nfMIU imporivuvanaWPS2 RECEIVED FROX 3AVAJTA.

Latest News from Old Virginia!JOlire WH O ttLET,

32 SouUa ITIarttet Street,STILE AHEAD.

WhoricT Rock sjiiv unewiscMade from the PURE AAV HAl UliAU jjJr

without ANY AVULTJiUAUUA.Humbiicr Slediclnc.

ir r,o TmrB Northern iewelrv and eets cheated,iretting five cents worth of gold for $5, It is only alittle aflair, nobody is hurt, only egregiously cAtais

i hntwhra vou are sick, ana reson 10 iuu uumdr'ed and one nostrums, lotions, pills and sarsapa-M- n

irnttpn nn bv Dutch and Yankee specula- -iw.o,.ib .., : .i,:tnr in human miseries, you arc pusaiuiy 1

more than cheated positively injured. Do you1 . i,r,n fnrp'uneraT Have you any recourse.uun - i..ir

UD0I1 them if injured! 11 younnu iair uu uc--1.i rntirKplf imDOsed unon. can you expose

ihem so that they can be made to feel it! If yousee fit to3so meuiciucs prcpu v...wau

vour ownphysicuns wny no5 inquire aiver wuw--1 ktr SnntViorn nnvRiriAnR.IfnmoillPl. II It IIAl ITIA ay vsumw. yj

nd aold bv Southern druggists or dealers in your:j.. nrmm vmi can expose,. and whose

Uiiusfc till It " J..rnfitji vou can check, if they cheat you. We be- -

rpmedies for everycomplaint, from the dreaded ague or incipient fcN

vcr to a cnoiic, tut, ""' -- rone wants to post for the farsoff doctor. Eachr.miir- honld Veen some simple, effective and reu- -

.vi. oiiof r.n Vaml rpndv for a moment's use...UIC V. " ' Tt. 1

We embraco the above sentimenis. 11 e uuhu.cv- .- or-- lipttpr mpdicinea Dut uo in the South

UJBk ...v. v. x- -bv reliable proprietors.that are superiort to articlesj,v.i r...t. r.Jn ThpSoilth- -preparea oy nuruicru ur uum-- uLnmn,)! ndrprttKpd 5n this tianer. we have nstiui....., -- --. .. F ' in-.- J. I).doubt, excel the patent rain:hoiicrs ana ivcaay reliefs, and Ague and L.iver rills, whu vfiiitu nu; iu-e- rn

venders deluee our land. Let them be fairlyUtUA ana if they are found to bo impositions, thecolumns oi ima paper arc ujii-- mi wposed, for cheaper terms than the proprietors ob.

t.in flip tn ma meir sale.We learn that where the Ambrosial Uii is anowu

nrl ntt-A- . no Pain Killer or Radway, etc., can beaold tho people want nothing else. We can saythat we have louna ine uu a isr more certaineffective relief of cholic and sore throat than those

tho oil ia Tileasant to take, while those aresevere. When those Ague and Liver Pills have beentested no Northern Pills will be sought lor, in ouropinion. They are purely vegetable they give im

mediate rcuei mcy give nu paui. j.cnn. iwfwmarch3l-dlww- 4t.

L O. O. F. DIRECTORY.

Trnbuc Lodge No. 10,ui. .... Mnitdar nleht. Officers oturestnt

.term: J. Xu v. v. .

RiIni.NG; Tom C Coleman, u; a A uampbeu, sec y; A. uHitchcock, P 8, P T Phillips, Trees

Tennessee Lodge, No. 1,Meets every Tuesdsy nigttt. OEcers of present term: Erenthsw, N G,I Nichol, TO; John F Hide, Sec'y. Thomas

Uarshall,Treaa.

Aurora Lodge no. AUd, luermnnTThurrdarnirht. ODIcers: O Altmeycr.'N O; R

Lehman, V U; C Rich, Sec'y; Geo Trees.

Bidgcly Encampment, No. 1,Meets 1st and 3d Wednesday nights In eaehmonth Officers:

R H McEwin, 0 P; John F Hide, HP; J II Hall, BW; AOLaken, 3 W; O 8 Lesneur, Scribe; B B Cutter, Treas.

Olive Br. Encuinpincnt, Ho. 4,Meets ersrv 2d and 4th Wedneslay nights. Officers: Gea

Self.rls.O P; TomOColeman.il P; All Jones, 8 Y; D KBanford, JWi I I Phillips Scribe; J N Ward, Treas.

vnnar Man's Christian Association.D H McAllistor, P; B 8 Brightwell, O 8; PL SMto'I, K1

g; WH Morrow, Tr eis. Meetings every Tuesday nigat at tSp elect.

SFfcClAI, XOTICBf.

TBE OHIXF ARSKO TBI THOUSAN- -.

DALLEY'8 MAGICAL TAIN EXTMACTOhsal really eapplaated all other Ointments and beeiiag

HAS In both the Sattern and Western HealSyheree,wtwreTer Introduced; and its IrOrtnttc merit Ii the tnw eeeret

1U success In all cutaneous afeeUgnt, whether the cause be er.acclient or .

ailkeBURNS &K 80ALDB

notilns ntlrrelieYedof thei- r- anc ah, pain' and Eaa

nation, by a thaely applica- - tion of this marxepoutheeltrthe f2ethli nr II If3 bT a chaTSJi n blSKl Of

THE FRIEND OPg THE NURSSBY

Children are frequent sal Jerers itojbespecially from fluid and 3 Oampient iaploaiontthvn

eTery mother -o-uld 3 -i- s .healing prepatlon Thetantlj at hand. It heals 5 tore RrcaeU, into uiciJyre- -

oftnoTestheIl.TIl.IIc thenuritry ether

TO TRAVELERS BT O S A AHE LAND'.m ...

"The Machinist, the Tra- - a aa every oiner mai- - the, ... i i f-- (V.M him vitnin ibb cipalchaoca of accident boa czplo- - M 'froicUitUmtfaM

la mind that this Magic " xiraor u m. -friend. It hcth oortable 5 and cheap, and should ever

hi. eonpanion.u.friendj, inneed.UTing witnesses vj resuiyu iu ui

their sound llmta aad J wasetotol 'n,eSDALLEVS

ine JIAOIOALPAInS EXTRAOTOR";Is a PRSWK1I rr..as veil as CURE: a body

Barct, ErytlreUi Bores of al kinds-

Bruges. rtltnla, Shot wounds,Boils. frost Bites, BcrofaIa,oBroken Breast,' yeTer Bores, Scarry,

thalrof Septlles, Felonr. Scalds,ofCancer, Q landnlar Diseases Scurf.

Cracked Lips, Slercorial Botes, Bcald Head,close

Snapped Hands, Pains severally, Sprains,Chilblains. Pimples, Small Poz,flramp. Files, Tamers, ItContracted Cords, Poison, Tetter,onares, Rheumatism, Ulcere,

amineDiseases ef the Bkln, Rashes, vaTIS ine

tsoia at toe principal uepois, rua, "151 ChartresstrVet,Uew Orleans, by J. WBlOQTt 00.

n.....i 1 . ti . h. .kr.inxi f ill Temectaole DmwrtstS

andllerchants throughout the United States and Canada.of

apr25'60-d.twfc-

Pliaples BaHisUed !

Faces made Clear!EOXf all

Br one week's use of the MagnoliaBalmi A perfectly harm.

but elesant aad elcetnol preparation.

Price 50 cents per bottle. So:d ererywhere. ofWKHAOAN It CO., PrepnetorE,iroy,n. a.

feb24 dtw3m

MttS.TVIMSt.OW,, liresAn eicerieaced nurse and female physician, has a Boothia me

for children teething, which greatly facilitates the proces

teething, by softenlDg the gums, reducing all lnSammationand

allay all pain, and Is sore to regulate the bowels. Bepead

it, mothers, It will give rest to yourselves, and relief and

to your Infants. Perfectly safe in all cases. Bee adver-

tisement in another column. oct28-l-y

Darif, Glossy anaXiUxariant Hair!

HOWBy xsing nelmstreet's InlmltabZt Restorative. Don! use

anything tlso on your Bead.Price 50c and 3 1 per bottle. 8old everywhere. ,' -

'TT. E. HAQAN & CO., Proprietors, Sroyj B. x.Bee an advertisement headed,

"YOU LOOK IN VAIM.'

nirp.ttnrcr.F. CTJKEI vrlll

unfadiiacurt for Seminal Weakaess, Noc--turaai asmmissioiis, mpoimcy, vjPalm in th Mads, Son ia tkt MaOdtr, Oottruetedand fiiOeuU Jfmstruaiton, and nil JHteatc ssawedby deviating from tit path of A'aturc, and indulgingtn m.

th. u nf thi. nnre" all ImnroMr dlscharres are removthe weakened organs of generation are speedily cured, and

fBllvigcrreatored.Either sex, contemplating marriage, should reflect that a sound

and body are necessary to promote connubial happiness.In the "Cherokee Cure" the poor debilitated, worn down and

derpalrlngdeTotee of sensual pleasure will find relief.It IS sareana pleasant iniasic,ouwmmcuwiBuiA..i,hvui h.-taini-

no mineral pottic, but Is prepared frem pure vegetableextracts. In the form of a delicious syrnp.

Price 2 per Bottle, or three bottles for $5, and and forwardedexpiess to all parts of the world.

BOia cy aiirespeciaoiounigmnBOTcrjrwucni.POTTER Ic MERWIN. Proprietors, St Leals.Ha.

8old tn Nashville by Ewlng & Pendleton, Berry & DcmovlUt

W. Hendershott, and by Druggists everywhere.

1H. KINO'S VIsrENSABYFOtt PRIVATE DISEASES.

DR. KING, formerly of New York, for the 1

of Tnlrrllle. Kentucky, and who "

to the treatment of private diseases for overStyyemStters himself, harlni attended to a praetto j fer so

iears.and eared so many uiousaniu, "Vbl umatter how hal theydiseases of a private nature, norjpjdld-je.lt- l

0UOKOKBXA. CUrcO Wiuioa.

SxaSSSefolder recent date, T itdars.br an operaUon which causes no pain. Where a stricture

health cannot be enjoyed. Perhaps nedisetse causes meremlschiefanduaderainestheconsUtuUonsoiauch.

Erraius. with all me aucasa ui iuo ..ui, - -etOTbrftreatoent, can be effectually cured in a few days. 0Bnuso, Wss, particular attention having been siren to

disease, and all.the.consequenca gwin cases by me oainiture oui y.

Youths Sd excessive Wnlsenee of the PS"";"?? Piwhich will undermine ihe contt.tutlon, rendennr un

for business or society, caunE pru u ....Females who mayue laDonns i - ' '

of Immediate relief . .... ... ...PersTrj abroad, by wr 3)

af7nclcd directed to Dr A. Ming, Ha 83, lVadrtek streeUha eth necessary medicine sent to thilr

iXess, wlto nec'einr, dlreeUons. Strict secrecy obrved. Offloe

hours from 9 o'elort in the morning unUl 8 in the evenlng.mayn.lS5-attwi- y

1A

MRS. WIKSLOW,experienced Huree and Female Physician, presents to

SOOTHING- - STRTJPFOR CH1JLDKEN XEETHIHG,

which the preceis of teething, by softening the

guT. Educing Tll lnllarition-w- lll allay aU pain and spas--

moolo action, ana is

STJKE TO REG6LATE THE BOVfELS.

Depend upon lt.'mothers, it will give rest to yourselves,

Belief and HealtU to your Infants.n--. v ..1 (hi. .rtieie ror oyer ten yu,

CAN BAT, IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUUn ol'it, what vre

by any one who used It. On the contrary, all aredelighted with Its operations, and speak In terms of

..a nMlral Tirtues. We speak InH"TArVJnif: .rt,ten Tears exrerl- -

ve Air. cigars. In Jmo.t every instance where the Inhn . It

suffering frempam ana exnausuBa.rc.. -teen ortwenty minutes after the syrup is administered.

IX. ,..v. I. tho nreserlction of One Of Ulf

jrXSM'SfiiuvG A-u- New England,

nas been usca wiuinetcT-yu,.- i x

THOUSANDS OF CASES.t. . ..I. tho rhlld from nsin. but invigorates

bowels, corrects acidity, and gives tone and eaeivtoSewhol-stste- It will alnost Instantly relieve

CriPintr in tlic Bowels nnd wibo cone,and ovacomeconTulsons, which, if not speedily remedied, end.

in death. We believe it the hut and I tirl rsmedV in V

world, in all cases of Dyttnterytni Vlarrhasa in Children,whstber It arises from teething, or from any other cause, we

...u t. .o.. iiiihwhn hii a mini iuuciiuk ii,iu euuof the foreiolnit complaints do not let yotr prejudice!,.

ferlngcaua,anauiereiicifollow the use of this medicine,

"If timely used. Full

directions for using will accompany each bottle. None MMlneunless the of CURTIB t PERKINS, New York, isen the outside wrapper!

Bold by Druggists tnrougoui me worm.

Principal Offie 13 Cedar street, rt. atiPRICE ONLY 25 CENTS PEE BOTTLE.

oct30 d.twfcwly ins

3ST 33 "aTST & E --S. 3P3BL SINDICATE PTJBLIO OPINION.

Usually cautions, there is great eonndsnce to J placed In

A; RELIABLE NEWSPAPER,

raov tkxNEW ORLEANS TRUE DELTAi

"There seems U be no excuse for thin or gray Hair, new thatthe celebrated HsutaTBXsT'a Isimitakji ttaia iisitoiu.thcan he had."

raox tbxCIEVELAND PXiAIN DEALEIt,

"When people can prolect their lUir from the tell-tal- e markstheycaaluxurateln glosiy blKk locks at antUMimm wr mumbald heads: when all thlscan bedcne.it cannot do

an; what will do It. HEIHSTBEET'S HAIR aa- -harm to tell. . . . .w. t pr.t. TI f l)a.lnevlwa I nVnni1 .AsiBTUBAXIYJS Wlliao It. Jims t ic..o..,v -- -,,. y.., d the kind eTerinvented. The fads

In our possession. In regvd to this wonderful preparation, war

rant us in unqualifiedly recommendlog it.'ntOKTCX

ST. LOnS REPtJBEICAK'ManT of our first eiUiens In St Louis aro speaking in glow

lng terms of this article.".ok Tin

CAIRO CITY GAZETTE..i i......nu. ti. , .rutins for the Ues to rati on

iUl. - -p..or Orey Hair to the original color, to preserve Balr front ailIne out, and to cure baldnesss, is on sle at Humphrey c

Brown's in tbls city.. The etldence mst mishnmbu is conclusire. Testimonials to that elect may be

found In almost every paper in the country.

FROM TEX

SOUTH WESTERN BAPTIST.rfT....M alone, and use only some rellablt EeitcratlTS,

like llelms'jeet's mimiaoie."Bold eTerywnere rn w 'x .'Wi K- - HAQAN & CO., Proprietors.

Troy, New Y.rk.

Tile Great English Remedy.SIR JAMES CLARK'S

CELEBRATED FEMAE P

Protected Eetters.

By Koayl Patent.

Prevartifrom a prescription of Sir J Oarie, it.D., PXy

This lnraluable medicine Is unfailing in the cure of all these

Ef51Se1Standaspeedy curemaybj relied on.

XV Auaasa. a

it Is peculiarly euited. It will, In a short time, tor

hefprice'oTffi bears the Government

OreatBrltain, to prevent counterfeits.CAUTION,

nn,. .i,i.r y,f a. tnlfn bv female a Hnoat theyarttur

hrinfJmrrUg.,butatanyotherUand Spinal Aflections, rain in in

BaekJndLYmbsVFatSueon .Ught exertion, ralpitaUoa of theHeart! Hysteric? "d Whites, these PilU will off a euro whenSfotter mwnshare tolled; and although a powerful remedy,

do notconulnlron, calomel, antimony , cr to

theconstitutloa.Fulldtrrcions In the pamphlet aro nd each package, which

should be carefully preserved.BoleAgentfortheUnltedStatesandCanada,

JOBMOSEa.fUUj.CBaltOoj.)NJ.-81JM- and sUposUge mloeedto say aa

lted agent, will Urare aUUbjcosuInlng 50 pUls, byretara

Bold tn Nashville by Berry B0THIes4 0. W. Saaaefrthott,Jt a. urown ana an

xpsciaxi jfATicae.

JOTterier tots seen Tttt; Wo. tAHwHsssasst ia ifpaper Raed it; It HI iaHWt je.

ELrse-dw- lr t

"Let good dwuttra waB on appetite," ti a wish thatpredate more bhsa tseee east save aeitner raiwi"- -

Dow many expedients are in ropte mm oayi w

dangtroM ad hattfal. throw theijates Into thy mttextreme, and the "bet atate" bf that man it irone than the

so, hoireTtr.le it with WrlRlit'B KcjHveK tlJrSllxir. which li a powerfnl Usle and reMorattTe, end anrreeepera'I-- ft the tone or theitoauui learea It In healthy aattTigoront esniittoa. Boll by all resectable drnnjltU IhroBga-o- st

the Dulled Etatea and Catuilaj 3. WBIQIlt OO.ioproprietors. Ke Orleane, La.

Bold alia byallSraggifU InNashTille.apll dtw&wlia . at

JJAf.IEY'S JSAGICAIi VAXH EXTBACTOXverdict of America has been unanimously accorded In fever

this sterling alleviator of human suffering- - In all parts 01

world, wnerever introaocea, ioriawiu iupiuappliance for eve-- epecies of Wound, Bote, Erupute or

CuUneous dUorden It is also a neutrallzer of evil results fromthatiltfiof venomous rentUes. mosaoltoes and wasps-n- a nae

greatest sale or any medicine In the world. Sold -- tseP"n.depots, ;il Broadway, N Y., and Ohartreas street. Hew

Orleans, by J WRIGHT & CO., General Agents. Also by audruggists and merchants.

.

t

B A. EAHNESTOCK'S

...voiY wlfh f.vor antl 'ronfldonee. by S largeof the regular medical prolession In every State in the

. - .... . n v.w.w . 1. d.iiv nre--

scribed by the most eminent physiilans throughought the JJnittaStates. During the long period of lie continued popularity,spurious and counterfeit imitations have from time to time made

appearance . Never has it been more necetsary on the parithe buyer to exercise a Judicious caution In purchaiisg

genuine article than at this time, Ttese imitations are often so

in their external retemblahco to B, A. Fabxestoci Ytr-ni- r

m.r. rfrmliLtod to nut onon the nnscrpectlng pur

chaser an arUcle whloh he aelther wished nor Intended to buy.

is enough to buyer an aecreaitca agent; nut nHir". ....n..i.inM V,.in Imnoaed'nilfiS. snd muttex-every bottle to arsure himself that he is toying the genu

a a. rABMiToca eiBuiagc. atapll-wl- m

Juit tbx this morning to a frienaour. who. a few months a, was sickly, feeble and deblliatednow he is heathy, strong and robust. This great cMage

produced by taking McLsjui s ususkatxs chu- -ial. znisuareaiAuxut or. ...j.. .h. .w k. riovi anddebilltaUd, ana

who are well and with to keep so , to try it Evening Mirror.apll-dfcw-

Messrs. Clark, Gregory & Co: Gents: I purchased two bottlesyour Ambrosial Oil, which has gtreneture sausiscuou

Colic, Toothache and Headache. ,, t,w,t1t.Cyruston, lenn. """"""

Messrs. Olark, Oragory Co. Nashville, Tenn Itme pleasure W tell you that your Ambrosial Oil has given

great relief, and I may say, more ease than the ues of any

0tieha?1med,.ne bottle and one half of your Ambrosial Oil,from e It has given me in sy Rheumatic suffering, I

would not be without the ether bottle and one hal f for any price,provided I could not get an, more.

Ringgold, Gas, Bept. 3d, 1S5D. apll-dfew-

SHE

A PERFECT AND COMPXETE REMEDY FOR

PIMI'XiES, BLOTCHES,JFBECKI-ESjIEBTjrTION-

SUMBTJBN OR TAN.

mnlS Eleeant Preparation renders the Bkln soft, and fresh,i..M.,H.TnritT. It Is most cool and re

1 IP "US SjV is -

freshing if appUed to the face after exposure to the fin, andimmediaterelief to the Sting: of ! (

poisonous enters Into IU composiUon. The conteatsofa bottle-t. v. ,.w..n --uhont h.mi. 7ts avvlUailon txera nlaht

era ictti, tctil curt the worst cate of fimpluionto

3a TrT New York.

FEOF, WOOD?S S

Restorative O or d i alAND

BLOOD RENOVATOR.Iiprecisely what Its sarre Indicates, fer, while pleasant,U the tas'eJt Is revlTlfylng, exhllaraUcg, "4t"'S1 Qerdng to the vital powers. It aUo rtTirlfies,and renews theblod In all Its original P""" 0- 1 j . v. .....m invnlnerabletoattscksof disease. It Is taeonly preparauoaworld in a popular form so as to be v'i"'1?"fU at to act in perfect accordane utitXt wusc1 tt.nature, and tenet toouu u wtoss up the digestive organs, and allay all nemus 13d

other lrritaUon. It is also perfectly exhnlratlng la 1U 9effects, and yet Is never followed by Ussltudo rdeee 1

sioaof tpirlU. It U.composed entirely of vegetables H laand thoe thoroughly combining powenm n, mseething properties, andeonsequeatly eaaaeTerUJare.Sue a reraeay nasioos; -- "',;r-ri..iJLm iih tT tha thoroughly in

all who haye suflered from

Kforltnsnomedlunguarded system open to the attacks of many P J

ifthe most daagerous to which poor humanity Is eon-- ,

Such, fer example, as the followlnrctnsunipUon. Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Lesi

v.int..u.NerTaus IrritabUlty.Nenralgia,.1 - ,.,...h- -. HTrvoOfindrU."fSTJftJ.'lruortGid

es. so fearfully fetal If unattended to la time, called OX

ivm.le Weakness ana j.rregaianuts. it,ofB'gfflenworiBrpiui;isMi-'''- -i

Kidneys, Scalding or InconUnuencr f tyrl?.i

of thegeneral derangementor any. t..v Biii. . .nri hKtveontheBhouIders.cre

I.. --T.,,i.i.!ni.. Hicklnrand Continued Curbpoiiuuu-j- .. ,B,.Mii,.,tiS Indeed wemlthto ' -

InmS.emany mere sUU, but w e have space only to 0cthe dehlUty following ChllUllj,llui;'w ..,v. .rl.Infmra Mluana. Vl uutprcTcu.. rnrethe diseases at onee.ll alreadymane ji.tn. 0attacked. Ana u 11 u-- J ' -i-

7. . rr . . .mniinr the Llrer to action, premo- -

ItoVsateitalMis excretion, and setretlons of the ofr..?:iT.iiiinfalllblrpreTent any delirious eonse 5Suences of climate and waUr.ISoll tiaTdersshould have a bottle w th them, and

should Use a taoie pauo.i.. -- -

"s It prevente coitlTeness. strenethens the digestlTe orV .J k. in ths hands of all persons of seden- -

?1DSV. -- .,t.. mlnlf-ers- . literary men. And allladies notaeeastomed to muchout dosr exercUe should

re th will they will find an aireeablepleraVd efficient 'remedy againsttho.e 111. which

ho.ntv cinnot exist with- -

.:J...'...iinnB Thenaraln the Cordial, Is a pr

nnal pass the dreadful period with perfectease anl saTety. There I. no mistake about, this Cordial

liall we el .lm for it Mothers, try it I and to you we1

detect the illness or decline not only of yourXnghters before It Is No late, but alio your sons andbnsba.nds,for while the former, from fa se delieacy,often

roesfiown to apremature Sr'. e rather U an let their conw, ; time, thelatter are cften so mixed up

with the excitementef btulness that if itwerens roryoutie same downward nath.untU

..'yi.,. .rreSiheir fa.al fall But the motner Is al1 ..it, .mi tn veu we confidently appeal: for we

CordUl and BloodRennviiTr as the lemtdy which should be always on hand

VnrirlaDt.Ui DroadT.intlm,fiBRa w... " ' . 'New York, and 114 Market street, St-- louis, Aio.

o.ia v, all eood Drurgists. Price Onetollar per Bottle.

Sold in Nashville byWIN0( pbkbujton & 00,

BERRY t DEMOVILLE,.BROWN U EVAHS.DEMOVILLE b CO.,

and alt good Drunt'" tte

RELIABLE INSURANCE.

The Hartford Fire Insurance Co.,

C1TABTEKED Ai . IS 10!

Ttae oldest Insurance sjonipuuy doing

Business In tbo SoutU.

OABH CAPITAL AND ASSETS 1,000,000.

HIS Company rests its claims te patronage on the following

T facta:

,T f It has been doing a legitimate Insurance business for

HALF A CENTURY.enviable reputation in regard to fairTrp It has acquired an

. iliM-eqnlt-able adjustment and prompt payment er. losses. .....i "I... . I. . ...T.t th.t it will neter aenaw

iTom'S r dnS character to long and,ecservcuiT jw,,.

i ...... w-- Am mpnTit to tne amount oia '

ji r x -- e -1TIII.EIOK BOEIiARS:

'It has TWENTY TH0UBAND DOLLARS in TennesseeM. j ...j wis ,h. nnmnti-Alltr- . as an

etaie iionas, ue,-ui- v - r

Additional Guaranteeto Its peUey holders in thle State. i 11

y p it contributes to the revenue ef the State by the annual

payment . tkrf, n,TrtT br a nollcrrropeny no.acn - f" -- -' .Und cBor Iniuiance, in a rea ny ioi ,irT.i-i.i- ni nit It. 1st eomewhatmay.

ooiair b. '.'"'-."T--",ll- Z. .i ,v. n f thl.will aeeompiisn tneir oojecu oj mu--i - -- -- -Company, No.21 College street.

sippi'Tnd ArnTrtU attend u th. prtmpt adjustment and

payment of lnses In his district.aiarw-a-tt"-- -1

tilad News for the Unfortunate!

THE LOHO SOUGHT FOB

Discovered at ZiAST.

I FROM IWJLITHREE)

CHEROKEE BERIEDY,An nnfailing- - Specific for all 0

and a General,iterative aad Blood PnrUler.

THIS " REMEDY" CURES WHEN ALL OTHER

PREPARATIONS FAIL.prescribed tor Yen e

It Is entirely unlike every other medicinemineral poison ercontains no

togs.rSnTprepared from roots, barks and leaves, m the form

t?l'.d.e-S'If- or Oonorrhcea, (CUpJm- -t,

Al- -OraULsSr., and I. eiallyjmmended

dot. noVfS? ""fula, secondary syphilis, gUndu teSpceSiyd1 SL?S "SESSglnl ,ina,r--thus emoTlng from e syrtem all impure and pernicious cau,which have Induced disease. tend all

lnall oldeasesoi.uonoiruB i

mrfical skill, it is especially recomended--ta old cases

.U Ansa It mrrM Irom DEC W uun 'f'Z", "'TSr : all scalding heat, chord-a- nd

It'does not effect the breath or Interfere with any class o

business.assistance from otner meoicm..It. reauires. no

l- - Kla r.9 In IDQ CDQDU

CuVieTerln7.u f lntxtet.

lixaiua wa Venereal Diseases, with l directions for theirA $XrTt:y drughtin

iPfs'ldreUtl forS2ptrbottlN or three bottles for t5resn7Ms aid dealers In melldncthroughou

Se Unsihtt. d at wholesale by all wholesale druggists.

POTTEtt & MEBIYKf. Sole Proprietor

8T. LOUIS' MISSOURI.

UUNarillebya.W.Heserhett,,-Bs- tEg PsdI.on,,and W

irAJtKITAlV. rliMASJJt AT ,7XAMm--

win.WashWien Oily, YirjiM 1, Kortsi CtreHM , ledb Cwejiw,

ffsergia, cthAlAeama.Hli jssilSsaase,aiTt Tea .tanoogaRallroad, at8Ho'leek,A. Worth srs asd Sa tern 1(4 Us , via WaskvIB aa Lesjerai

Xaltroaa. also Western StatM, twlee a r, Uj o'etei, S. Jt,sed 4 o'clock, A H. Way Malls N tl& daily.

SeBtaern Mall, Kw Orllust Messvkis, Arkaasas, Teas sadMississippi, arrive dally at IX Vetock.AM. orWay Malls, saat rente aTir dally at IK e'elock, A H.

8a:t-?Hll- Alexandria at a Lebaasa, ttA Way Msiis antTSdally, except Sunday, at 13 e'cloek, M.

Sadthland, Bopkiarrllle and a porstea cf SeBtbera Eeataeiy, C larksvllle and way, Mails, daily atH o'clock. A. M

Shelkyville. via Triune sad vf stalls, Maeday, We4sedjnd Friday at 18 o'oioek.H.. 1West Tennessee, vis, HnntlagdeE. Wamly aad Charlatte, tci plyweekly, Sunday, Wednesdar and Friday U o'clock, A. MiLiberty, via Rural Hlll7itsirt,s Ferry, weekly, Thursday, and

11 o'clock A. M.C tntrt Tills, Tla Vernon land Pteeweos, SeeAb Harper and

Tank, semi weekly, Tuesday and Friday, 11 o'clock AH.Clarksvllle, via Sicameu Mills, White's Bead, Ac., weekly;

Friday, at 11 o'clock AM. '

DEPARTDKE OF MAILS.From Nashrllle to Cha'ttanooza. Waahlszton, Balitaore,

iPhiiadelphla. New York, Biston and New England States de-

parts at 3 o'clock P U ".' .... ..Way Hall for Georgia, liouth Csroas. norm tarouna ana St.

Houthern Virginia, leaTe oil Chittancoga Railroad at3o'lock NewP'M.

NashTille to LoulsvUle, departs at 2 o'clock, P MiWay Mails S " "

MaiU for Indiana, Norlbera IlUnoU, Tirglnla, Mlssosut,Michigan and N crthwestern States, dtparU at t o'clock P Mi

Nashville to Decatur, vis. Franklin and Columbia, aad etherwayoees,epartat 8 o'clock A M. andNashville to Lebanon, dllly, except Sunday, departs at 4io'clock A M. Also offices i the way and beyond Lebanoa iio'clock AM. ;

NashTille to Clarksvtlle; deparU at S o'clock A M.Fer Southern Kentucky, departs at 5i AM.

.NaievllletoShe!byTlile,viaNoleasvHls and Triune,and Saturday, at 7 o'elock AM. at

Nashrllle toHuatlsgdoa, via CharlotU, Waverlyftrl week-ly, Monday, Wednesday anil Friday', at 3 o'clocsrP M.

Naahrllle to Ltbertr. vu, Stewart's Ferry.- - Huddlestoae's XRoads, Rural Hill, lie. .wkly, Thursday, at 12 o'clock M.

jyasnTUietouentrCTWC'Tia ranc, yiraon, triuewesa, iTuesday and Friday, at 3 o!dock P M.Nsshville to ClarksTilleJvUBjcamore Mills, weekly, Friday,

1 o'clock P.M.- - of

NASHVIL1& POST OFFICE. theOpens at6Ji o'clock A.M. Closes at7Jf P M.

SSXBAT.

7 o'clock Al M. (At 10 o'eloek A. . noOpens jj 5 o'eloek P., M. I ol0,m At 7 o clock P. M.

parttrr m.nin. TUir. Tsnit Tjnt thenln the Office beforeathedule hours to secure ttjeir Immediate departure, er they willremain In tie Office twenty-four- s hours.

apll2-- tf' W. D. McHISH.P.M.

the

Dissolutiexi ef FartHcrsfcip.sr

keenretiring

from tke firm. The butlcies will hereafter be eonauctea ey iseremaining partners under the firm style ef P. Btothr k Co.,who alone are aunthcriied to eollest all debU due the old nta,andhaveagreed to be UaK.e for all claims agtlntt said nu.

J. O. rJEKKlAJa,P. BTOEHR,A. KABSCH,Ji BAILEY.

March !Sth, 1861. CHA8. FRIDAT.

IfOTICE.Having purchased the Uterest of Jno. C Perrlam In &e

aboTeburiness, we, the rtmalnlng partners, wiu coaunuo taebritiness at tne same stand, on Church street, under the arm. ....name of P.Stoehr awoanaweraspwtiaiiypublic patronsge. illcn,

3. BAILEY.apllClw C. FRIDAY.

NOTICE TO 8TOCKHOEDEHS. in

A I, meeting of the fiiard of Directors of the Tennieee andA Alabama Railroad ICompaiy, at their emee, la Franklin,

the 2d day of April, l(Dt, a cell on the unpaid subscriptionsthe capital stock or this Company, wis ordered to be paid to

To doll-- ri per th9t o to paid en tho fiift Monday in --Una,

18iodolUri per haie.plB pildoa,vtlie Mdiy illy,"186 L

Two dollars pet shar, to he paid en the firs! Monday la

ATwo do'lUrs per share, 't be pxld en the first Mendsy la Bep--

''isiVdoHars per share,;io be paid, ea the first Monday la Oe--

k,7ro dollars per share, t4 be paid the firrtMonday is Sevsa-be- r.

18fll. H- - EKADLET,MllO-g- t. ittt7.

Trustees Bale."well

accorda.ee with the terms ef a Deed ef Trust, rsade by

JKPeyEewsandXIIfcethT.ews.iiaeen tee 8th day the18L I will sell to the kithes oWder, &r sash, at of

wurthiu.elnNashrilIe,iafturday theSeth day of April.

1881. ths tract cf land Uerela conveyed, eeaUlalug twe aeree

and 118 poles, sltuaUd co tie Msrfrcetbere Turnpike, abeatfo.ur miles from HaTlllo; right of rd.fPi

Said died Is'regUtered ta pages 478 and 473 UBeek No. 11,Register 'a csee 01 jniiasoaui.

apU0-l-

saw'

THUNDEBIKG DISTRESS AUCTION 3ALB

FOIS CASHI asweor

the Finest Hsmdy-In- T ads Clatklagf Kvsr The

offered at A metlem IB this City,

XT

TRABUE& LUCUS. ed

.t.f .iwill sell at Auction ea aeeoanl er a urge rjuwWXslia Clothing Hijuso dedislag business, eamorning AprU 18, 1861, a Urge Invoice, "7.,!.p,7i thatXxelaaively for

PhlladelphU.and Is vty euperlor 2a style. e.uaUty andworkmanship. Consisting of flneDrapeUt CeaU and Faats,Fine rrencb casBmsni u ana ranij,kinds and styles; Linen lusters. Linen Duck Coats and Panto,Fine Shirts and Ehlrt Bosoms and. Collars. We have orders! to

sell the goods for Casb. TUsUarsreehe forCashDaO-era- .'

Remember the day.rf sale-A- pril 18, 185L Ho goods

delivered unUl the hill. sr. paid.fc iifti

anllO-t- d No. 73 Pnblle Benare.if

Auction Sale of Fresh Skee StecK

(xow ABsmxa from the maxufactcker).

BEN J. F. SHIEETJS CO.

TTtT. ..11 on Thursday morning, April the 11th, at IB

VV o'clock, an In7Jiof new Boots and Shoresorted stjles and quantlf.es Bales poslUre Terms cssh.

apl-t- r BEHJ.F. SHIELDS tCO.

snTtTKEBN PORTABLE PLANTATIONCorn Feed and Hour in jr iuin.

jjjjj

Pin

ESTABLISHMENT.Millstones of nil sites on hand and made ta order, Bmul

BURR Mill Splndliis,MU10earllng. Bolting Cloth of allnumbers, Dutch anchor lirand, belting, holsung. andregalaUng

plcki and plaster Paris, and imposted freea

SeuSturers. whlali enables me to sell best articles at low :

PBeing a practical maehanlc, thoroughly urjerstantogtbe

theory ud practice of miUlng operaUons.thiilr Interest to emlne my stock sad

Brices before purchasing. AU goods sold by me are warrenteate

AlUrders and Communications promptly tt"dMalRyAH

Cor College and3read Bts.,NaahvIlle,Tena.tahSSdittwtllan.

B. B CONNOR & BRO

No. s College Street.

General Proinco ani CowiaissioM

ORDHRB: FILLED"' XV IM MW1ST MARB3T PBioa- -

Personal Attenttan kIT.0'0"

i I Jconsignments:

;PKSDTjCX.--WTJTB ARE DAILY' MCEIYUI Q AMD WJLL BELL FOB

W the lowest Cain rnee , fHay. I

Com,'t.- ' t . I 'Onts,

if 'THf-- 1

' Bira,4.tinherts,

FlMr, .it, St AijrWjr

- Meal,Ftatoe

OStlORS s

' to

.Appice,BacdB,

LardAnd another kialsof Freiuee sad Psed

B. B. CONNOR at BBO.taar3t-t- f

Auction Sale ofNtw FHrmltHre Mat- -

tralses, etc.niTTTTiTiAY MO UNI N O APRIL 13TH,

BEPIJ. -- . SHIELDS tc CO.

Invoice of New Fjornllurs1 iSaS. '"JeVTldtoi on. in. BoMweodIfFarlorsetK alio, line xiroow.o...,

Sold.. ral.innas, 8nmD8AC6.,n.ntnl Ati-ti- an Bootes,

..,,0--U n and 99 College straet

N E W BOOKS.. , .V. ....Alt.w4V. IIV

TT1 HAOAN 4; CO. hve Ja rseeirea w. .Books:

Secession, Cocrclea and Civil "War ; The tterycr iau. . .

A messase Irom tne Seai Cloth, 1 vol. 15S,

-- b- T.-n.Mc- ! --atn t A Novel by WlBde. CelUas,

Author Womas.laWhlM, etc, etc.

irather, Sola a tk rje; L.co tnt Oil -- -- - -

I

COMMERCIAL.,jnesietary a-- Cimmawhj,,

Friday Evxsisg, April 12, isci.There has been a considerable falliBg off iati,e

demand for Exchange oa New York within a weektwo, but the supply baa not ia the meantime ac-

cumulated, and the market has continued firm untilto-d- when it gaTe way J per cent, ine oia uaniscontinue to chanre their regular deposit customers

per cent premium, but they are yet unable to sup

tho demand from that source. The otner maaBankers chanre 2tat2J ner cent Tho rate for

New Orleans is 11J per cent.The following will show the rate at which ex

changes was selling at ihe given date in some of the'ileading Western and Southern cities': '

New York. New Orleans.Louisville, April 11 . i prem. prem.Cincinnati, April 10.. f press i dis.par.Chicago, April 0 . a prem.

Louis, April' 10. 3 prem. 2' premiOrleans, April 8-- prea. -

Mempbli, Apill 10 .. S; prem. 1)1 prim.Knoxville, April 10 .. . 4 prem.' 'Augusta, April 11 3 prem. m

The Brokers advanced their rate of discount onSouth Carolina and Georgia currency te 2 per cent

on' Illinois to 25 per cent,' and reduced the pre-

mium on Kentucky to per cent.In New York on the 9th, at the.first' board S2O.O00

Tennessee C per cent Bonds sold at 72Jcacd $10,00072c. There were no sales reported at the second

board. The telegraph reports sales at the secondboard yesterday at 70c. Virginias sold at 69c andMissouris at 60c

In the general markets there was a fair degreeactivity to-da-y. Cotton finds ready sale, but the

offerings continue to be very limited. Holders ofsmall amount on tho market, seeing that the ten-

dency of prices of the. staple is upward, manifestdisposition to press their Cotton upen the mar-

ket We heard of only 31 bales changing hands to-

day at 7J10Jc:Mr. A. Hamilton sold 30 hhds Tobscco to-d- ay at

following prices: 9.55, 0.50, 9.25, .9.25, 8.C0, 8.00,7.80, 7.C0, 7.55, 7.55, 7.05, C,95, 6.90, 6.75, 6.55, 6.15,6.05, 5.65, 5.65, 5.15, 4.75, 4.75,4.05, 3.95, 3.80, 3.75,3.40, 3.20, 2.80, and 2.35.

In other departments the trade continues light atunchanged prices.

Banlc of Frankland.From the Kcoxvllle Reg'-ster- , April 11.

Books for stock subscriptions to this Back, char-tered by the last Legislature, are now opened in thevarious county towns of East Tennessee, and theshares, of a hundred dollars each, are being takenwith a rapidity which shows that the enterprise willmeet with general favor. It is designed to be es-

sentially an institution of the people of East Ten-nessee, entirely independent of the capitalists of theother portions of the State. The citizens of thiscounty and city are taking an active interest m itand subscribing liberally to the stock. It will gointo operation when one hundred thousand dollars

gold isilver are paid in, which, from present-indication-

will not be long.

Crop latelllccHce. ' - 'TENNESSEE.

The Hartsville Plaindealer of the 6th inst. says:"The farmers are busy preparing the soil and putting' in spring crops, while occasional bountifulshowers enliven the earth and give new.encourage-me- nt

Wheat looks promising. The general opin-ion is that there will be a good crop made this y ear,which will "help the country mightily." The ryefields in this section appear to give- - promise ot abountiful yield. Farmers say they have never seenthem look better." -

.

The Somervillo Timof the 6th inst says : ''Weunderstand the wheat crop of the county looks very'

better than usual. We are glad to learn that edpeaches were not all tailed by the late cola spell

weather. In some, localities they were but slight-

ly injured, while in other sections a large' portion ,escaped injury'

The Jackson West Teanesjean of the 6lh inst says: at"During the"pre8ent week" we visited the northern '

portion of Gibson county,.Tenn. We never saw abetter prospect for a' good wheat crop."

The Gallatin Courier of the 10th inst says : "Our terfarming friends report the prospect of the crops asvery flattering. The wheat looks finer than we ever

at this season."The Lebanon Harold of the 10th inst says: "We

stated a week or two ago that the peach crop of this,

county was dead. We really thought so at the time,did many others; but we are happy to state thatwere mistaken. It ain't dead. The frosts a week

two ago only partially destroyed the peach crop.prospects at present are fair for an average

crop.' 121 h Jasner Herald of the 11th inst says: "The

wheat crop in Sequatchee VAlley is in the mostprosperous condition. Our farmers generally lookforward to an abundant harvest Never has it look

so well at this season of the year."1v

The Clarksville Chronicle of the 12th says : "The dofor a large wheat crop was never so good aErospect it is now. If no calamity befalls it and

is now almost improbable the yield will belarger and finer than for many years past. Thiscrop, too, when brought into market and sold, will.rnw- - nrh TiPcnniarv relief in the amount of usmnnPT it will brine into circulation. While on this Ifsubject we aro glad to be able to state uiatuuvwitu- -i

o.n,i;nrtriR Revere weather, a few weeks ago, the.o.r..t fnr n. heaw fruit croo is very guod. But

n it hns been killed, and what is left unhurt,UMA"' m " " ' t tt

it matures well, will prove an aDunaani suppiy.Th. Indevendent of the 11th says : ''In

this vicinity and in fact all over the county, wheatnever looked finer. The rains of the last tew days is

have given it a better color and a new impetus to lisheretofore rapid growth."

GEORGIA.

i, iJfDuMi'cun ef the 5th instsays:"We are in receipt ot accounts from nearly everyquarter of the state, anu our general cuuciu-iu- u n,that never before were our planters and farmeismore fully up with the season in the work on theirestates. The ground was broken early, add, conse

quently, was in excellent conauion iu recede mefir., TvluntinD- - in the uDlands was pretty well

completed in the past month, while in many locali-

ties the plant has reached above the ground, and isvigorously. This i the month for putting

i ... 1 n;vttir nf Alii nlfllll.cotton seeu wjiu ib ""j""-- n.l ihp ivnrlc ii croeressine favorably. The

fall crops, suchas wheat, oats, etc., which were supnosed to havejbeen seriously injured by the recent I

mntW nrf, IIAI U l.lJl'.--"- J - I

tie damage, an are going fer ward with the prospect of a bountiful harvest, even where it was ear--;

Tim pnrW fruit, peaches especially, was ln--

iured, and in some cases entirely destroyed; but the.evil cnects nave Deeu tuuiiutu .u

ties, where it was much exposed. The crop gene

rally, wc are inclined to believe, will be an average

uue. 17. . , ,

Thm TTnwiTth Journal S.1TS: "(iBiiare neer oecu.1.:. ctt a hetter nrosDect for an early and

All fcAAlQ U tuib 'abundant crop of wheat oats and barley. In ourexchanges we find similar accounts from everydirection in Georgia. A large planter in Taylorcounty remarked to us a lew uajs ago um m

than six weeks, in his county, corn would not com-- m

nri fin s ner busheL So mote it be there andhere too. He further stated that planters m lowerGeoreia are putting their best lands in corn.

. tt :z ta. ;.. o.tto "Tim rjro8oects of aine Harris ici.va ere never better in this section, I

it ia aaid than at the present."" The Griffin' tmonsays: "The fruit anawneai in I

. inMn rr m a nnnniislrKv than fitour section, were uci .&vd'0.1.1- - Arten

The Rome Cour- t- of the Sd says : "Vegetation inthis section ot the country is. at least two weekslater in coming forward than it was last year. This

remarkable; for there has been

abundance of rain, and, on an average, it has notbeen a cold season. There is as yet, an abundance

of fruit, and the wheat, though late, never looked.i,-;r- n- ' '

rri. r'nocfiiio iM7,ittara oi me uiu snja . "owho have been traveling over

AiAAUA Uibts 7 -the county, that they never saw wheat look morenromising 'at this season of the year. Weare in- -

will, the hone that there will be an abundantharvesWthisyear, and that flour will come down to

.wm -. --- --- ra reasonaoie price.place at $9.00 per barrel for Borne months, and corn

meai at i.w mu-.-

GS . . ALAOAMA--

rt,o TrtZrune savs : "From conversations:.u i,T,t!nr. friends of this county we arou lui uui usu", -

eratified to learn that the prospect at this time for. . . i.t itntvaiiallir ifttiTA wh(at and

, ncn narTesij irum w& -0- - 7this vear. is altocether nattering.

They havo also very wisely planted this season, -- ifn . h eh. lrom me nne. neaiuiy smu 1

larKeij w "fivlo-orou-s appearance of the sprout, and generally I

Uod stand, towther with tho favorabieness oi tne0 ., . n.Trna m nri Timmiftft of anseason luus iar, iau a--.V.nlt THplll."

. . ,- J- - . a nrpu. T.llorlixrn ntnontr savs . i3uriuii kcuu whave fairly opened upon us, and if no blighting frostshall occur after this, there will be an abundant'crop of fruit The wheat, so far, gives promise ofan extraordinary yield. We suppose the oldest in-

habitant hardly ever saw a better prospect for afine wheat crop in tnis secuon oi mu tuuu. y-- ttunately, too, there was a much larger qunantitysown than usuau u doiuujk uv.i.uo r- - -sent prospect we shall expect w see mo yriw w

western corn iau iu a uun m .- -;

also to learn that our planters are i""6enouch to insure against

.such .scarcity and depen- -

a- 1 1 ,i a Bsenmir vn nnwdence as we have been compeueu tZ eU .mc soesnn

V , - .v. T.V,0.t nnrl out erons

of that county look well, and there is amost flatter-

ing prospect for an excellent crop. Every farmerand withhas planted more corn than heretofore,

r..i ,, .ownns an overwhelming crop will bo

rri.1 a vi.n.ina 7?nn- n- aavs : "The farmers of thisotinn seem to be in fine spirits. The bright pros

pect of a good crop year w muccu wi""si aUy

to those who almost entirely lost their lastyear's labor in consequence of dry weather. Ourfarmers navo piameu "'""" '

. rrrowln? off beautifully."The Marion Comtnontrealfa says : "From informa

tion and observation we are enaoiu to atate uiaithe quantity Of cern pianteu m uia sreuuu oi tutu

.hi. .nrino-- ia larirely in excess of any other sea- -

within the memory of the "oldest inhabitant"Good Stands, WO Deiieve, nau guuei jy ueeu ou- -

Uined by the planter. '

The Eutaw .Vhlg says the corn and wheat cropsof that section are the most promising for yearsno. t

1 , . . . Il,ta aafiMnn.run fseiraa. assuz cava . iiuuukuuui. uiupcw."of the State- the corn on the uplands is up, with anexcellent stand, perhaps the best Known lor years.rrl. A-- ot nlftllnfT nf rnttrtn ia nn nlftnflnd doinZ Well.

. r o . 1 ,, . . .n 1rin inn lnw rrrounila corn is not ail Dianieu yei.cotton ulantine inst begun. The weather, is so ge--

mal and vitalizine. however.'that only time

wiU be required to put the entire crop of cornaa.i i - t TTie wheal crui 1

r,PTcr --era moro nromismz, and we nave every

prospect of an abundant year.'

Cora, Hay at Oats,.SUPERIOR lot of Corn, Bay lVmamS??A id forsale allow Hgureehf COH?fl

r aa- -iJ

BY TELEGRAPH.--rxcttftrc .Kims ffsat ClMsWl-K- am Ia. it 7

Gen. Beaarctrard Besouds tae Sarxeaaerel Fert Sautter ! I

VIRGINIA TROOPS START FOR CHARLESTON !

Reply ef tae Cesamissleaers t9rSeward It i

2 HEIR DEPAR7 UREtl' "Et '

SOUTHERN MILITARY ENTHUSIASM 1 1, '.J XT vl. VT. H .

WAR COMMENCED! -

The Satterics O'pesecl es Sumter 1 1

THE FIRING KETUBMED 1 1 1

I1FO OF SUMTER'S GUNS SLZENCEDtttf-- i

STrem CbturlestennnBT.r-n- w. Aran. 11th: Intercept-e- dispatches

disclose that 3Tr. Fox who visited ABperson onpledee of pacific purposes, devised. s plan to sup- -

slv Fort Sumter bv force, and this pun nas Deen

dopted by the Federal Government, and is ia progress or execution.

Chaklestov. Anril 12th --The "batteries of Sumvan's Island,. Morria' Island and other points openedon.Fort Sumter at 4 o'clock this orning. bumserreturned the fire. A brisk cannonading was keptup.

There is no information from the seaboard.The military are under arras. The whole popu-

lation is on the streets.The harbor ia filled with anxious spectators

Eater.The firing continued all day. Two of Sumters

guns have been silenced, and it is reported that abreach has been made through the south-eas- t wallNo casuality has yet happened to any of the forcesumy seven oi we nineteen oaneries nave openeafire on Sumter. The remainder are held ready foran expected fleet

2,000 men reached the city this morning andembarked for Morris' Island.

From New Orleans- -

,New Obleaxs. March 12th. The steamer Tennessee has arrived with Vera Cruz dates of the 9th.She brings $17,000 specie. A conduc'ta of threemillions arrived at Vera Cruz on the 30th. Twoand a half millions were taken by British packets.Lerdo de Tejadais dead.

The roar, ta thd Canitol are ncwlv patrolled.Inarez is'certainly elacted President It is reportedWeller, the united States'Minister Has tendered rusresignation.

sT.'TPj-a-

LocisvTiXB-'arch''1- 2. Dispatches are receivedhere to holdthe Kentneky volunteer regiment inreadiness to move- - atka momenta notice from theMontgomery War Department.. ..... . ,

From. Bar rlstmrsr.Haxbisbcso, April 12. THelLegisIative hill was

wnnroA tn tha TTnrtftp. SLnsiwrutlnsr 500.000 taarm and equip the Pennsylvaaia-ilitiaIV- ' -

From New York.New York. April 12. The steamer Vanderbut has

been chartered by the Government aadTias proceed?to the Navy Yard.

press t WastilBKten.WAsnrsoTOK, April 12.-Pri- Southern dispatches

leave no doubt but that hostilities commencedearly hour this morning at Charleston. Beau-

regard, on the 8th despatched Walker, Secretary ofWar, that Lincoln had notified Gov. Pickens andhimself that provisions would be sent to Fort Sam

peaccsbly or otherwise. Walkerresponded fromMontgomery on the 10th. instructing Beauregard todemand the evacuation of Fort Sumter, and. if refused, to, proceed to reduce it; Beauregard on the10th. replied that tho demand will bo .made to-m-

row at 12.Walker, on the 10th, says to Beauregard, "that

unless there are snecial reasons connected with.your condition, it is thought proper that you makethe demand at any hour."

Beauretrard replied, "tne reasons are special loro'clock." On the 11th Beauregard says ths de

mand was sent at 2 o'clock, and Anderson was al-

lowed till C o'clock to answer. Anderson repliedthat his sense of honor and obligations to his Government prevent his compliance, adding ''probably

1, f; i f .1 T :., . , : Hnnwui await orucra iruui uio in:iiucui,uiuu jwunot batter us to pieces we will be starved out in

few days.-- '

Walker on the 11th then telegraphs to Beauregard, "We don't desire needlessly to bambard FortSumter, and if Anderson will stato when he willevacuate, and meantime not use guns against'

until we fire, you are thus to avoid bloodshed.somethinS equivalent to this is not agreed ts

rednca the fart in the most practicable manner."Beauregard on the 12th telegrapns n alter tna.

"he would not consent." I write

Wasblaztoa News and Gossip.New York. ADril 11. The Time's dipatch says itunderstood on good authority that the Govern-

ment and Major Anderson will demand an explana-tion from Gov. Pickens of tho refusal to allowLieut.Talbot to return to Fort Sumter.

South Carolina will be held responsible; as it isnot the intention of the President to treat with Jeff.Davis or the Southern Confederacy officially.

The arioune'a dispatch says 3,000 or 4,ulM menare known to be enrolled at Baltimore ready forany desperate design which may promise reward.Measures have been taken to break up this pernicious organization.

The Herald's dispatch says the President told avisitor to-d-

ay that decisive events need not be look-

ed for before the last day of this week- - He remarked, "We will see then whether tney dare to nre uponan unarmed vessel to provision our starving sol-

diers." He expressed but little hope of the preser-vation of peace, but evinced a decided determica- -tion to relievo Major Anderson and to hold the other

. ....UUUtUAU v. oDisnatches from Monteomery say Jeff. Davis is

considering the propriety of going to Charleston.A leading Ohio Democrat dispatched to the Presi-

dent aa follows: "We are for you to the death if youadd Fort Sumter; the necessity of holding itis absolute."

A snecial dispatch to the .Post from Washington,says that dispatches from Charleston, dated noonto-da- says that all is quiet, but the troops wereprepared for immediate service. Two companiesor Virginia troOBS IMS Hicnmonu last cvemug iurCharleston. It is supposed they go to reinforcoGen. Beauregard's command.

Before leaving Yt aahington tne tonieaerate com-missioners sent Secretary Seward a reply to the

assumed in his to their demands.positions answerA . . s .ej . s

A ilavsna letier 10 ine jxepress says vaat uie aanexation of SL Domingo to Spain is fully confirmed.The irmr to sustain the movement consists of 7,000men and four Spanish steam frigates. The wholematter only wants the Queen's ratification; President Santa, of Dominica, having formally proclaim--iil her Otieen.

The Commissioners of the Confederate States fovEurope would leave Havana on the 6th, on theBritish steamer to Southampton.

WAsnrxaTox, April 11. Advices from Pensacolaetite that from the nsrr vardtothe lieht-hous- 2

miles, guns are ranged to bear on on aimcommand the channel.

Hasten SowsBoston, April 11. During the present session of

the Massachusetts Legislature the uovernor hastunthtyrirfA to increase the number of the v'ol--

untecr mUitia, and to place-2,00- troops upon a warfootincr. An emergency fund was placed at the dis- -

position of the Governor, but afterwards was withunwuBtui(HUHM

Tho T.Pt.;ltnro refused to nass. a bill for theabolition of capital punishment and further to protect the ireeaom oLspeecn.

No action was taken oa the resolves of the va-jr.'ous States haviag reference, to the political condi-- .

tioa of the country, copies of which are traaamittedto tho the Legislature by toe uoveraor.

Evacaatlen et Fert Samter Beisaaded.. , ., , , t. : j .u.. rIJBASIJBros, April a -- tfc tiiiauiTA. witucu,

hi, rtfl-t- aded th- - eTacuatioa of Fort-- -Snmter.

Mai. Aadessoa dcclmed to accede to Beauregard'ssummons for a surrender, with a reservation, however. . . .

It is currently reported that iregouations wiubo opeaed oa the 12th between Andersoa aad Beaa- -

"?ara' . . ...... ',Koer A. rryor is appointed oa uea. eeauregam astall.

Communication from the Soataern Ca:ilaslamers.

Washinctos. Jipril 11. The coaauaieaUoB oi

the Southern Commissioners charges tho Admini- -

lion with irross perfidy : that iiadwr the pretest. . .- - wihuk?Is reiaforce0f evacuation it v... .oT. to

SUM SWMS w 'Fort Sumter. Tbeysaythe goverasaeat of

earnestly desire peace, and the iPM'D.uV,ty of civU war rests with the AfF""";return to an outraged people,that war is inevitable.

Freaa WaaalnxtoB. fW..,r-r--nV Anril llt The SotAhert CoS

sioners left for the South .The balance in the Treasury "

1 TCeisnotruthintherumorabout changes in

the Cabinet r.., the fortnight

las'tyear SW.ttO. fte demana nearly

.."iKhtSSrta oow in good condt- -

5J,uuu,uu - - -tion.

opinion em tne Crisis.President',Tbe. Anril UA special dispatch-t- the

New York Post aysj,

forneace, thougnne pp nmn tt r?

Wt morniDKi , .... s j.-

decisive event wsum - -Fresn SavannsOa.

Savaxkaii. ApnL 11. Orders were issued yeaterTeaset. Mssine Fort Pulaski with!

. :B?orm.tioaof nacmc character. Yes--UUb uiwtawi rads are required to stop and send, a .boat to tae

commissioned officer aboard wmhari to convey amakoan examination,

Exelte-te- nt at 3rewnrla'.GhSKHHCBGH, ISB., A US WW1 ke

' ..

ntmMmn-mmt,- mamas, -twis was pcMiatT throagh. Great iosMfMliN--iiiiilfr nr 1 fj tirri dttsuaf: Hw fiskf was asjprdtWHaad fee stars aad. stripe raised ia i-- tMC

uarrTmi jps . wNsw Tort, AprU II Corwia lawsflt,.

the Cahawba forEaTasa y, rwfa far lumAxalBert CMrclem.

Teire Hir e, Ini, April 11. CoLB. W. Taoef 'ison made an eloquent speech last night to 1

audience. He ia against coercion--A

Ordered . IHarcIa.Foia: IIeaesst, April 1L Companies F rf' Ti

Second Infaatay, have been ordered to march with-out delay to Fort Leavenworth. This will Isw.but ouo company of dragoons at this post,

Soldiers elIered tress i the Border States.Most April 11 Over 7,000 men IttW-bee-

offered by the border States. i

Fraai Iforl ollc, VaNorfolk, Ynv April 1L Lieut Talbot and R.

Chew arrived here to-da-

Kiver We rs.Louisvtllt, April 12. The riTer is rising with lV

'feet water in the canal.TheTiver is swelling. Tta

upper Mississippi and Missouri are' rising - rapidly,,20 feet water to Cairo.

.i sHas feet fer Tclecrapa.

New Year, April 12. Cotton dull, sales y 8 hsJee.Middling CpUudl2KHl Flour steady but ho!6rseSpee-s:ngo-a

the market, gales to day 3753 tbls 5 VSS 30; Cerasteady, sales Bushels. 370. Men Pork buoyant, UMKS bbls,U SO; LardS ikiales 1S Uli,919X.

Ctxci UFIoor dnll'and unchanged; Cora iteaeV: Whisky UK: Lart JaH; Srjgar MoUsees 319; Coffee IZ&HX.N Oxum, April 12. Cotton sales y 1880 hefcej.

Middling 12313X. Sales of the week 1 1,530 baits. EetdfMor the week UfiQB baits- - ToUlreeelnU at this port less thaat the same time last year 3220 rttea. At all southen penal785.500 baits. JCzports of the week 32.0CO bales Total exportsof. the season 1,713,700 bales; Coffee sales ef the week 74Mbags, 10I3J,'. Stock IQ.Toii bags, against to ,000 baft at thsame time last year.

BAWK MaTEAEClAOE TCobs m Panvr at" Tax JlsxcsAnif Bara. SaATAa a

Tennessee,ITha aotes of all Banks quoted at- par are bankable.

Bank: of Tennessee par.Sonthe ta " SitsUnion Bank par uuacttrPlanters' Bank- - Commrdal Bank, mMerchants' Bank- - (Bock's Sink. '"OltyBirflr --car Farmers' Bank;. StTraders' Bank ar Bank of Mldile Tim jayBank of Comm .pari " rana" " the Union KnotvUls.

c it Chattanooga " ItaTill e.OeoeeBank- -

BlTer Bank, Memphis, par SheibyvUU Bank yetBank of Dandrldre 5 dU iAWTenctbtuTlsTik. Tieesi

Banket America. . 60 dls IBenkor westienn. 34Horthern Baa k. -.- pari

sbozzx ajio woaiBizss.Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.Central Bank of Tennessee, Washrllle.Farmers' and Mechanics' Bask, Memphis.Mechanics' Bank, Memphis.Memphis Savings Insti ration.Exchange Bank, Murfreeaaoro.Uinen' and Manufacturers' 3ank, KncxrllJe.Baak of East Tennessee, Eaozvllle.Bank of Trenton.Bank of Jefferson, Dandridge.Bank of Claiborne, at TaxeveU.Bank ot TaxewelV

Other States.rr ft QSDBSIAl

Bank of Ashland . lptemBank or LoulsvUle .S " Auxusta Inssraaee sadBank of Kentucky, K M Banking Conpsay. SfeaaComaeic I Bk ol Ky-- " Bank of Athens KFarelere'BkerKy; " Bankof Anruita 2)j M

Korthem Bkr of Ky X Bank of G i ee.People's Bank X Savannah: . 3 "Southern Bk or Ky H " Banc of Columbus -

aaoxxx a cxoexi i. Bankof Fulton .... . S M

rlftsnffifinvtth Bank- - Bank of Kiddle Ga. M "Newport Safety Fund Bk. ew- Baak or Savannah-- .. SX u

port-Tru- st Bkorthe 8 teotGa.Company, CovingtoE. Central Railroad tt

ar.tiiwa Banking Company. XV M

Bank of Mobile - par City Bk of Augusta 3Baas: of Montgomery, -- ii eti Georgia Railroad atBaakefSelrns Banking Company- - X w

Bankof the"SUte, 2 " Marine Bk, Bavannah. IX 14

Central Bank or Ala. 2i " II erchants' and Plan-ters'Commercial Btak . 2 " Banlc SX

Eastern Bank.Selma, 3K " Vecus Savings Bk .. "Northern Bank or AU par Ueehs'Bkdugusta "Southern Baak ot Ala. Pla ers'Bank .. t)i 14

X40I13 1 AXO CLOSXB. Timber Cutters' BaakPlanters' B'k or Ala., Florence. Union Bank, Augusta. -- X "

Planters' and Mechanics' Bank, Other Banks 14

Huntrrille. M txxs asm cue .State Bank or Alabama. Bank ef Albany, Albany.Socra Oaaouaa Bank or Brunswick.

Bank er Charleston xxou Baak ef Greens boro ugh.Bank of Camden M " Banker Milled gerU.Bant of Cheste- r- " u Baak ef Maeea.Commercial Bank of Co . Cherokee Ins. and Sinxlng.Ce.

lumbia " Dal ton.Bank ef Oeorgetows. " Commercial Bit of Hacou.Bank of Hamburg ' w Zxchanr Bank. Orifis.Bank of Newbury " Pla en' and Mechaalos Beak4Bi of the State oia.C." Calux lbua.

BaakorS: Carolina M " Plant i' and Mechaalcafes;Exchange Baak of Co-

lumbiaDartou.u " Manufsctarers and MnVssle's

Farmers' Exch'gBk " " Bank. Columbus.Merch'U B'k of 8. C " Southern Bank. Balnbridgw.'People's B'k of S.CM " llanufacturers' Bk MaceauPlanters'-Mechs-H'k " Vtast a:Planters' Bank of Fair- - BaakofComme e,Frl

field " " erickskurg. . 5JteSoothwestern B.Bk 44 Rank of the Coma 03--State Bank, Charles- - wealtht Richmond --S dis

Baoxof ths OM Domin-ion,Union Baak of 8. O. a " Alexandria I

Lout ruxa: Bank of the Valley" of Ta,

All N. Orleans Banks par Wincheste- r- i. 5HobtiiCazolu ar Bankof VaRIchm ond 5 "

Bank or a. Carolina Mis Bankof Wheeling 5Bank of Cape Fear S " Bask or Winchester. 4Bankof CharlotU 5 " Bxchang--s Bk of Virginia,BankerFayetteTlUe 3 " Norfolk .5"Bank or Wadeshoro S Farmers Bk of Virginia.

Mmacai: Bichmoad . S "St. Louis Banks 3d!s Hanoi tureri'asd Fa -Country Banks- -. 3 era' Bank. Wheeling . S "

IsDLixi.: Herci'UEk,Lyichburg-- 3Bk ofthe 8 tateof Indiana-2d-ls UerchanU' & Mechanics'Other Banks Bask, Wheeling 5 "

It i(oa: W North western Bank of Ta,All notes of this Btata should Wheeling. 5 "be countersigned by the State! Southwestern Back of Ta,

3 "umcer, ocing ues h ai vyj WhytTUladeposit or a tale stocks. Other Banks IVaM

Onto: llaXTLasin.State Bank of Ohio -- par Baltimore Banks-Coun- try --paaatisBank of the Ohio Vallya " Banks. St&!J4Commercial Bank of Cin--3

u Plliu T1TAXU.Country Banks 3 " Phlladelohia Eanx-s-

IowA. Plttsburgn uanas iwiuiBta-'- Bank Country BtnVv litis

Muxxssota. Nxw-Tox-

(All regarded as "wildcats." New Tork City Banks perWiscoxs. Country Banks 1 aits

Solvent Nxw Bxbiaxi i.Solvent BiaTt fctmcw

specie.old, American- - prem I Bllver.

Ecna&sc.New York, sigh- t- .2KBoston, . p a.Philadelphia," " pita.Baltimore, " " pna.New Orleans," IX Press.Cincinnati, " . IX fese--

r.nnd Warrants.to Acres, per acr-e- nosalel 120 Acres, per acre ce sueHi - tt tt nosaleilSS sssals

LAa KINGSTON

ICO OOZ23.pa23.7- -

undenlgaed hsve now on hand C00 teas sTUB

KAKE KINGSTON ICE,sd with such a supply they are ready to AIL all orders- - , Tie

depots uted lait season are ana any oraers ita at w iwill receive prompt attention. .

W.1 V) JZXJU.TVU w VW.,No 49 South College street.

N. B. Particular attenUon given to ailing country erdces.marSC-d2- m

New Produce Hoase.r 8 BIUS, No 14 Market street, is no reedring the tel.i lowing articles, which we oler ry low for ca

250 bbls Family Flour,500 bags "

S0.OCO lbs Bacon, Clear Bides, Earns and Shoulders ,200 sales Timothy Hsy,

50 " Wheat Straw.500 bags Corn,100 Millet Seed,100 " Hungarian do

50 bbls Prime Leaf Lard,0 kegs Pigs' Feet.

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BBLS PoUt t eand to utIts let rale brW. WATTS CO.,

h20-- tf ' , No 5 Bro eawar

PRIVATE TCITIOX.a. .t r taV Tt TT t. TT BIOHT wUtes to ecvow JVI W to rlrini DriTate lnstruetioa in'Lat VJ . .v. , . i . ,

JiatheraaUcs, Music, AcRooms orer the Post OSce.

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Scieatific Disceveiry ElectricTTater.

JT is well nJlft" K L .

".s,.:rsala rerlrted ill et-a- ,

rfT..n.um'pUve. receive n.Ufe hut -- .

SiS 'olheTpatle.U whLTnet4niSwIraij'etaT sending a fee their agt-s- eactoiiilSSif symptoms, have medicines test W Aeea.

SSineerakenedlelue or etherwUe abesrbed. Tb. ea- -

TT7 Keosa aad Boarding- Faralsel tIaUeats.cOI

prrralCIiNS who may wish te avail Ihemselv ef this-- '

1iw-- 9 A M to 3 P Jt-- erery dr eirrat the

5ress . fB. WOJfBAUeMi,. marrci-datwr-y fiaanrllla,

pnl ladelpala fade Clothing- -

als roa tsbix bats osit.)are la receipt of aa tnvotea of Coats, feats aad Tests

VV of superior styles, which are decidedly Cbsat.apU-- tf BENJ FSHIBBSatC).

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BOOT AND SH0.2 JTAKIBConfined exclusively to

GBNILBMBN'S WBAB,

we. ss rrrroN stuekt,NasliTllle, : 1

He solIdU patronage.B WABBANT8 S AH3FACT.I03

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A wlEf?' j raiixixsos reUrtng Trom the a .tiki consent. jo BDWABM, ,.

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K WAKDS, MAKKIS CO.,(SICC STIVS TO SBgWABBS, 1TTI SMBSSW OS.,

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