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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-04

TEIEIfRAPH LINE To MAX 1 ffA NINEIA ND.
WooD's HOLE Mass Monday, Sept. g. 1855:
The Cope Cod telegraph line has been completed
TO this important shipping station which for the fn
ture will be in direct communication by telegraph
with all parts Of the country. Our office IN New DIRK
is in the House Printing Telegraph building at No. 2l
Wal-st.
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FROM UTAH.

ST. LOUIS, Monday, Sept. 3, 1883.
We are in receipt of Salt Lake dates to the LIST OF
August Associate Justice w. W. Drummond ana
lady had arrived; also Survsyor.General David II.
Burr. Dry hot weather prevailed, and the streams
were quite low. The prospects of the crops were very
gloomy
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LATER FROM HAVANA.

NEw ORLEANS, Monday, Sept. 8, 1856.
The steamship Crescent City has arrived here WIN
Havana dates to the 25th ultimo
Santa Anna and family arrived at Havana on the
oath August and left again the goth for Caracas.
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THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

BALTIMORE, Saturday, Sept. /, 1855.
The Southern mail brought nothing south OF Wash
ngton this morning.
No boat left Norfolk yesterday, consequently we
have no further accounts Of the sickness in that place
and Portsmouth.
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DECISION ON THE LIQUOR LAW.

ROCHESTER, M0nday, sept ., loo.
Judge Humphrey charged the Grand Jury Of Mon
roe County today that the Maine Liquor Law was
COMMUNICATIONS imported liquors came within its
restrictions and that the Jury was not to Judge OF is
constituiionality.
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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-19
New YORK, Sept. IA.

New York, Sept. IA.
The Hard Shell general committee of this city
last night came to the determination to dispense
with primary elections fer nominating city officers.
At Brooklyn, last evening, grand fusion DEM
ocratc meeting was held to unite Hards and Solts
on city and county tickets, in opposition to the K
Ms. committee was appointed to try aud carry
out the plan
A Havana paper of the It'll, states that Santa
Anna and family were at Puerto Principe
The steamer Genevera having put into Mueritas
on the 29th August, to repair damages, Santa
Anna was awaiting the arrival of another steamer
from Havana
The National Exchange Insurance Company of
this city, has been declared a bankrupt concern
The Board of Health of this city has passed an
ordinance subjecting vessels from Norfolk, Ports
mouth, and South of those cities to quarantine to
Nov. LIST.
Advices from Turks Island to August 3lst, re.
port salt scarce, aud selling at from % to soc per
busheL
Salt is also scarce at Tuaga, where i: is selling at
% to SOC.
P. M-The municipal election at Fort Leaven-
worth, Kansas, held on the Sd instant, resulted in
the election of all the Free candidates by large ma
jOrties.
The steamer Ariel, which arrived this forenoon
from Havre via Cowes, September 2nd brings COP.
les of the second edition of the London Times of
Saturday.
The Paris correspondent Of the London News
states that dispatch has been received from the
French Minister at Vienna, which says Count Mes
selrode had made such pressing application to the
Emperor Francis Joseph for assistance, that Aus,
tria cannot temporize any longer and must declare
herself on side or the other.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times alludes to
the same rumor.
A Rritish hsd arrived NJ Riai with tapOn
quantity Of projectiles, mortars. and other amuni-
tons, which looks like another demonstration in
that quarter.
A fire occurred at Havre on the night Of the 2sth
Of August, which destroyed property to tie amount
of 500 0o0 francs and FIVE hundred bales of cotton
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LETTERS FROM JERosALEM-Rev. J. H. In
graham, formerly Of this city, now resident
of Mobile, is preparing awork in two volumes
with the above title which viii shortly appear.
1t takes, says the Mobile Adoertiser, entirely
new ground for the pen of modern writer.
The scenes of the work are laid in Jerusalem
and vicinity 1900 years ago, during the Pro-
cUratorship of Pontius PLATE; period which
embraced the four years of our Savior's life;
all the incidents of which are interviewer in
the narrative
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RIVER NEws.-The river was about on q
stand yesterday, with full five feet on Harpeth
shoals. The rise so far has been from Stones
river, and It is more than likely that still
further rise will take place from above.
The Hartsrille was the only arrival yester-
day. she will leave to-day.
The Aida left yesterday for Paducah.
The ShyLOck will leave to-day up stream
with load Of salt in sacks.
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ANNIVERSARY OF THE BATTLE OF MONTEREY.
"A ball will be given at Odd Fallows' Hall
on Friday night the 21st inst, the Anniversary
of the battle of Monterey, in which our Ten
nessee soldiers distinguished themselves. The
list of Managers gives assurance that the affair
win be recherche.
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PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure of call
yesterday, from JAMES II. PEBBLES, Esq, ed it
or of the Marshall Eagle, published at Gun
tersville, Ala, an excellent weekly paper, and
desirable advertising medium for Nashville
merchants. Mr.. P. will probably call upon
our business men in few days.
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NASHVILLE July 81 1858.
Mr.. J. H. sEMoSs-Sr: After ten days constant Of
the Spectacles obtained from you feel guaranteed in tes
flying to their efficiency in restoring relieving impaired
vision Previous to obtaining them my manuscript duties
performed with much labor TO the eye and often with
PAIN but since have used your Brazilian Pebbles have
experienced nothing Of The kind but feel perfectly rcuUs
0ted Whether the relief proceed from the peculiar form Of
the glasses the MATERIAL both combined cannot say
prefer them 10 any glasses have used and take
pleasure in recommending them 10 the public.
Respectfully, EGBERT A RAW0RTH.
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Weak nervous, de pressed in spirits and prey to nnu
merabIe mental well physical evils the victim to dys
pepsa is indeed object Of commseration. Yet is abb
surd for him despair. We not how low, weak ner
and irritable he may be- the cordial properties Of Hoof
land German Btters prepared by Dr. G. NJ Jackson Phil
adephia are stronger than the many headed monster
which preyng upon his body and mind and he chooses
to try them, we will insure speedy cure.
See advertisement. sep1-1m
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Racing-Second Day.

A pretty good crowd in attendance, though
not equal to that of Monday. The track how
ever, was in good deal better condition.
Of the entries for the day, only three came
to the stand-Woodfolk' Kansas, SteVensons
colt, and Fowler's entry. The horses looked
well, and seemed to be in excellent trim. Ste
venson's entry seemed to be the favorite,
though Kansas had some confident hackers
First heat. Horses come up well. Steven
sons and Fowler's entries start well, Kansas
getting off badly. The Stevenson colt seems
TO lead with ease till entering the home
stretch, down which Kansas passes him very
hard to the score Heat won by Stevenson
by neck. Time, lac.
Second heat. Betting even between Kansas
and Stevenson's colt. FOwler's colt seems
greatly distressed. They start off beautifully.
Stevenson leading, Kansas locked him after
passing the first turn, and they run neck and
neck through the back stretch. Kansas passes
him at the head of the quarter stretch, and
both coming down under the spur-he wins
the heat by half length. Fowler's colt
distanced. Time, lao.
Third heat.-Betting still about even. Kan
sas and Stevenson's colt come up and start
prettily Kansas leads to the first turn where
Stevenson's colt runs against him, taking the
lead and widening the breach to the score,
distancing Kansas. Foul riding was declared
on part of Steveuson's rider, and the heat was
given TO Voolfolk Time: 1:67.
Throughout the race was finely contested.
SUMMARY.
W. W. Woodfolk's b. C. Kansas, by
Sovereign,
V. S. stevenson's b. C. by Sovereign, 1872
p. S. Fowler's b. C. by Glencoe, dist.
Time: LAG; LAG; 1:57.
The second race was sweepstake for I'M
tried two year olds, mile out. Seven entries,
foar of which paid forfeit Three beautiful
animals came to the stand:
Wv. Woodfolk's br. f. by br. Leviathan,
dam Laura.
W. RouLdtree's b. f. by Albion, dam by Le-
viathan.
W. g. Harding's b. c. by Ambassador, dam
Corset.
They started off in gallant style, Roundtree's
entry taking the lead easily and maintaining
it without an effort Woodfolks entry leads
Harding till entering the last turn when she
falls behind Roundtree's distances them both
and reaches the score in 1:47, a prodigy of
speed for a two year old. On the whole it
was a day of fine sport, and to-day's stake
promises equally fine.
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Liver Disease.

Carters Spanish Mixture, a remedy for liver disease,
and the number Of formidable evils connected with dis
organ Used state Of that organ, is unrivalled.
Hundreds certificates from the highest sources of per-
living in the city of Richmond, va might be given Of
effected by Carriers Spanish MIXTURE We have only
refer to the extraordinary Of Samuel NJ Drink.
err Esq, of the firm of Drnker Morris Booksellers Rich
mond Va who cured by bottles Of Carriers Span.
fish ture after three years suffering from diseased liver
He its action the blood is wonderful better than al
the medicine he had TAKEN and cheery recommends
il to ALL f9
$.*see advertisement in another column.
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D. D. OWEN.
From GIN Forr Fsn.

NASHVILLE, July 20, 1858.
Ma. J. II. SEaDoNs-Sir have been using for week
the pair of Brazilian Spectacles that purchased from you
and do not hesitate say that they far the best
that have used. enabled TO read the finest print
at night by dim light, without srainng eyes, whereas
the spectaees that have used heretofore hurt them
could not read with any satisfaction. consider your
specaces great Improvement upon any that have
seen. Yours, respectfully, q. NJ FOGG.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-19

Executors SALE.-An excellent opportu-
nifty to purchase fine farm in one of the
finest situations in the country, is offered in
advertisement in this mornings paper.
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SOMETHING NEw.-L G. Nicholson opens
new stock of Dry Goods on the Square to-
day. GA new broom sweeps Clean" says the
proverb.
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Prom hugh Erwin, ESQ.

NASHVILLE, Aug. 10, 1915
Ma. Jas. H. sEMNOSs-Dear Sir: The Brazilian Pebble
Gasse that purchased 81 you about two weeks since have
proved fully equal 10 all you said respecting their coed
qualities. They much superior 20 any have used
would earnestly advise all who compelled to use
spectacies to call at Office and pair without
delay.
would not be without them for than FIVE times what
they cost. Respectfully, yours,
HUGH ERWIN
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TESTIH MON

From J. Fl. Mcmahon, Esq, Editor Memphis Bulletin.
MEMPHIS March Gath, 1855.
Mr. J. 81. SEAMoEs-Sir The have made Of the pair
Of Glasses obtained from you satisfies Of the utility and
value OF the form and material by which they dstn
gushed Without magniyng the object beyond the size
apparent to the sural vision, they render distinct and
clear without fatigue to the eye.
So far limited experience extends am very much
pleased with them.
Very respectfully your ob't serv't,
J. H. MCMAHON
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agree with W. II. Hagans ESQ., in the above certificate
and take pleasure in recommending all persons who in
want Of superior specaces purchase Of Mr. ssmmoRs
| consider them superior TO any have ever used.
b. ID. HARRIS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES. ~
WILLIAM L. M0RSELL,
DEALER IN
Dry and Sparkling CataWba,
NC. IS EAST THIRD STREET,
jy16-1y CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Purify The RIood

With soans Life Syrup, is decidedly the best and cheap
est blood purifier in It's life giving properties impair
healthy action to the whole SYSTEM and thereby ward
summer diseases Of every kind.
B-see Sloans advertisement in another column.
gep13-1w
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BooKsl BooKs!!- CHARLES W. Smith opens
this morning, one of the finest stocks Of new
books, stationery, &C., at his store on College
street
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ConEnrerCtal 2tegtotcr.
Correspondence of the Nashville True Wing.
Atlanta Market

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. Is, 1855.
We quote Bacon to day.
BACoN-Hog round l2I; Sdes-clear lSialS;
Hams-common l2al21 canVassed IA; Shoulders
llal2.
LARD--In barrels, IA; tin cans, l5c.
FLOUR, superfne, per 10 3ia9a;
WHEAT--per bu. unsacked Sl.l2al.l5;
Corn, per bu. unsettled; 70aS0.
0ATs-per bu. 35a40.
RYE-per bu. scarce $l.00.
DRIED APLEs-per bu. IS;
DRIED PEAcHEs-Peeied, per bu. $3.50; IN.
peeled 75c.
ExCHANGE-0n New York per cent premium;
on Charleston, Savannah aud Augusta per cent
premium.
Respectfully,
SEAG0 LAWRENCE,
Grocers and Commission Merchants.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 10.

tW- The weather was quite warm again
yesterday with indications Of rain in the
morning.
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Savannah Market.

. Savannah Market.
Wharf.-The receipts up to this time of the
crops of Geogria and Tennessee Wheat have reach
ed fully 25l 900 bushels and the article continues
to arrive freely by railroad. large proportion is
exported 10 Northern markets, where it meets with
ready sale. The last sales made here that We have
heard of were at $l.55al.75.
CoRN-Still continues in limited request, at the
quotations given in our last. The receipts light
and the stock on hand small. We reiterate the re-
mark that considerable lot could not be sold over
IS to soc. The sales making are confined to retail
parcels, at 95c to 81 per bushel.
OATS are quoted lower this week, owing to the
large stock on sale. The enquiry is limited, and
the article is offered at 50a55c. per bushel.
BAcON.-The market is nearly bare of the article,
and the demand greater than the supply. We
quote Hams at IL ale; Shoulders IL to II and
Sides 10 to 1877 per lb.-RepsJLicdn 1871
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III. sxMxoNs, Nashville.
From Col. G. c Torbett.

UNION AND AMERICAN 0FFCE,
Nashville, Aug. 10, 1855.
have been using glasses for tour I'VE years. and
during that time have tried number Of different descrip
tion and manufacture, Of which thought very good
but few days since obtained pair Of Mr.. Sermons
lillian Pebble Spectsces have given them pretty fair tI
and have hesitation in saying that they superior
to any thing that have tried in that line.
g. c. ToRBETT.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-19
Berry's Book Store, Nashville, Tenn.

These celebrated Spectacles are made OF Brazilian Sand
and known under the Of Brazilian Pebbles, and
structed in accordance with the philosophy Of nature, in
the peculiar form Of coneavo-convex mirror admirably
adapted to the organ OF sight, and be used by the old
and the young to the most minute employment Ell
their by day candle light with perfect ease and
that gddines of the head unpleasant sensation
the eyes that many experience from using the kind
but tend to strengthen and improve the sight, wb seen
by the following testimonials from those using them
Office hours from A. NJ. to P. NJ.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-19

PROF. WOODS HAIR REsToRATIVE.-The testimony
Of all whohaye thoroughly tested the virtues this cele
brated article that will restore the gray and the bald
eradicate diseases of the Scalp preserve the hair fall
ing and preserve the color perfectly age
1t is put up both with and without sediment See ad
vertisement. aug1
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Prof Anat. Memphis Med. {

have examined and used myself Mr.. J. II. Sermons
Brazilian Pebble Spectacles and fully in the opinion
expressed above by Prof A X Taylor their superior
ity both in form and material the ordinary glasses,
and recommend them TO all persons requiring the Of
Speetaees. L. SHANKS, NJ D.
Prof. Obst. Memphis Med. College.
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BALE RoPE.-Attention is directed TO the
advertisement in another colusnn of the Bale
Rome Mandatory Of St. Louis.
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STAY LIMITED.
BLINDNEss PREvENTEDM

Fl. SERMONS, English Optician, late Of the firm OF
81 H Sermons Son, Manufacturer and Inventor OF the
newly invented improved Specacles from the improved
Spectacle Mandatory and Cornwall 0ptesn establishment,
East Bridge Truro RESPECTFULLY his arrival on
professional VISIT with splendid assortment Of his newly
invented and improved Spectaces, and may be consulted
at his Office on the Square, room over
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From the Hon. David Dale Owen, U. s. GeOIOgls..

New HARMONY March %, 1884
Mr.. j. H SERMONS: Sir:Having examined your Speca-
Giles constructed Of Brazilian Pebbles take
pleasure in tesng to their advantages the ordinary
glass spectaces Their superior hardness prevents them
being detected by scratches the peculiar in which
they ground and polished together with their transpar-
ency obvate the strain usually experienced in wearing
glasses and their GOODNESS especially recommends them to
those having weak, irritable eyes.
d d OWEN
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BY TELEGRAPH.
CHICAGO. Sept. II.

| CHICAGO, Sept. II.
/ The Sioux Indians continue to be troublesome
Gen. Harvey left Fort Kesrney with l 800 men
by forced marches. Destination unknown.
NEW YORK, Sept. II.
There is an enthusiastic meeting in Philadelphia
tonight. Letters from Dallas, Wise and others were
read.
MAINE.-No election by the people. The House
stands 81 Republican, 81 Democrats, 81 Wings
Two districts to hear from. No Fusion or RepubIi-
can Senators elected.
NEW YORK, Sept. Is.
When the steamer Crescent arrived, she was or
dered to quarantine for thirty days, there being
three cases of fever aboard. The owners resisted
and on Sunday, two days after her arrival, she pro-
ceeded to the city. The authorities Immediately
ordered her back which was complied with. During
yesterday afternoon, however, she steamed up and
sailed for New Orleans in open violation of the
laws. MCGOWAN was not on board when she run
from the quarantine to the city. The latter was
held TO bail in the sum of SIS 900.
The people of Baltimore are highly exasperated
at their vessels being quarantined, and threaten to
quarantine New York vessels in retaliation.
BALTIMORE Sept Is.
Forty eight deaths at Norfolk during the As hours
ending at noon on Monday.
CLEVELAND, Sept. is.
Five buildings, one stable and fifteen horses
burnt-insured
NEW YORK, Sept. Is.
We have Mexican dates to the Sth.
Currera favors Alvarez for the Presidency.
General Lamarez has been arrested
Zacateeas declared in favor of the plan of San
Louis Potosi, and retaining the late officials in pow
er. The people in consequence attacked the gar
rison, and put the troops to fight and the plan of
Ohluta adopted.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. Is.
The river is falling slowly.
PITTsBURG, Sept Is.
Eight feet four inches water in the channel
CINCINNATI, Sept. Is.
Flour very firm, with prices higher at 6.4Oa6. co.
Wheat has advanced, and is worth Local. 20
Prime, 1.36al.40, delivered. Whisky steady 3S4a
3S4. Coffee, sugar and molasses unchanged.
Three thousand dollars have been collected for
the Norfolk sufferers.
New YORK, Sept. Is.
Flour a trife lower at 7.94aS.OO, for Straight
State; Southern S.62. Pork is trile lover, 1880
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NASHVILLE Aug a

NASHVILLE, Aug. 9, 1s55
Ma. snnioSs: After having used pair Of your "Bra-
lillian Pebble spectaeles" have hestancy In stating
and AXE pleasure In dong that they superior any
have used. Respectfully, &C,
w III. HAGANg