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COMMERCIAL.
Dana PArRIor Orr1cE. !
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Nash vile. June I3. 1853.

Nashville, June IS, 1855.
The river continuing to recede during the week
has now got pretty well down to the sticking point,
and low water men are brushing up for the Harpeth
Shoals Regatta. Shipments are very slim and our
wharf is dull to an extreme.
Money is less easy; Banks getting little strin%
gent, and parties few days ago who could realize
on call checks, are now forced to acceptances-not
for want Of confidence or scarcity Of means, but
simply to meet the end of the present month when
showing must be made according to law"-s
the money narke; may be quoted as easy-because
there is no large demand for means.
Our trade generally has been dull
C0TTON-Less sought for and little offered;
about 100 bales changed hands during the week at
Sa9-includng 90 bales yesterday at sas IS.
TOBACCO-The larger portion having gone to
market, there is now little activity. Prices during
the week continued very fair, and we add, the
quality has been unusually good. Sales of the week
about 10 hhds at 5Oa9 %. Yesterday Hamilton
sold bids 5OA6 IS.
BACON-Less animation, but prices continue
stiff. We can hardly say there is any advance in
prices, yet holders firm, and buyers quite will
ling to give the figures demanded. Hog round 8.
Hams s. Sides 9. Shoulders T.
FLOUR-Continues heavy, only sufficient COM
ing forward for immediate supplies general
opinion that the incoming wheat crop will be
good one, and millers are shy Of margin. We
continue our former quotations.
GROCERIES are less active, consequent upon
the condition Of the river. Supplies on hand am-
pie for the season and the demand.
SUGARS hold their own very well, and will
doubtless rule high during the summer. Al
grades brown 7iaIO; crushed l2t.
M0LASSES-Firm at 45a5O Good stock.
C0FFEE-Unchanged, with large stocks in store
for the summer; l2al3.
CANDLES-Star have their own way this wcath-
er. nothing else can stand the climate, and they
consequently eliminate at 20 cts per ID. Tslow
done for the season, still they sell at lSal4.
SALT has sold freely, and great deal has been
hauled by wagons to the country. We have still
good supply on hand, but at slightly advanced
rates. Sack 225 iue, 90 for coarse, barrel 45c
per bu.
WHISKY-The trade has not been as active;
prices still Unchanged city rectifed 25, GIN
cinnati %, country 5Oa75.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
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CHICAGO, June lO.-The Democratic Press has
a letter from Lecompton Of the 4th. Several COM
Panies OF hissourisns and Carolinians had fight
with band Of Free State men. The latter were
| successful Pate, the commander Of the Carroll
mans, surrendered Internationally.
WASHINGTON, June IO-Senate Critten.
den submitted a resolution requesting the Presi-
dent in view Of the difficulties existing in Kansas,
for the employment of a military force for the res
tOratiOn of law, peace aud harmony, to send Gen.
Scott TO take charge and command of those forces.
Adjourned
House Buringame presented resolution from
the Massachusetts Legislature concerning the ass
sault on Sumner; which was laid on the table and
ordered 10 be printed. Adjourned.
BosToN, June l0-The American anti Fillmore
Convention, for the 9th district, met yesterday to
elect delegates TO the New York Convention on the
18th. The delegates 90 with the understanding to
support no candidate VITO repudiates a single prin-
ciple of the Sprin gfeld platform.
PHILADELPHIA, June IO-An immense ratifca-
ton meeting was held at Independence Square this
! evening.
LOUISVILLE, June II. evening-A large Demo-
cratic ratification meeting was held this evening.
MONTREAL, June l0,-The number killed by the
exposing of the Grand Trunk steamer IS estimated
at 90 Wounded so to 40. Fifty of the passen.
gers remain unaCcounted for.
NEW YoKK, June IL, noon.-Four unsettled
25a5 rs Ohio; 75a6 90 Southern; mixed to
choice 00a6 IS. Wheat-Southern white ! 80.
Corn heavy. Mess pork declined. Lard los.
Whisky advanced at get.
BosroE, June 1.-THE Kansas Aid Committee
of this city collected $4,000 cash contributions.
The Worcester committee collected S., 900.
WAsBIEGTON, June llth.-House-The Speaker
laid before the House message from the Pres-
dent in reply to the resolution calling for any infOr
nation in his possession regarding the action Of the
leading powers of Europe in relation 20 priVateer
ing and the proceedings of the late Paris Confer
ence with reference thereto officially communicated
to this Government.
CINCINNATI, June IL, noon.-Flour dull-good
brands 5 3Os5 40. Provisions steady. Whisky
%. Sugar and Noasses very firm. Coffee dull.
River feet water in the channel and atatinnarY
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NEIERIEE,S SALE.

DY virtue OF alias writ Of rendi0Ht 1pOHds di-
- recied and delivered from the honor rcu court
Davidson county, Tennessee at its May Term, 1866 will
expose public sale, the highest bidder for cash st he
house door in the city Of ve the 2ts day
June 1885, all the right title claim interest and estate which
Susan Jones then had since have acquired in and TO
the follow ing described property to wit lot Of land lying
and being ia Davidson county, BIch and Whtesces add-
ton to Nashville being part Of lot No 81 Ia the said add
tion bounded follows Beginning Peter Lowrys
Vine St extended which corner Of said Lowry his
Lick Branch running thence along said Vine
twentythree fee, stake in SAID street, thence
through said lot hundred feet stake IN said street,
tbenre though said lot hundred feet sake thence
through said lot twenty feet Peter Lowry back
ner thence 10 said Lowys back corner thence with said
Lowry's line hundre feet the beginning being levied
upon the property Of Susan jones' satisfy Judgment
rendered in favor Of James Woo's.
JOHN X. EDMONDSON Sheriff,
by +. d. BANTER, Deputy.
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FOR SALE,
wELL-Es TABLIsEED
Coach and Carriage Mandatory

INHE undersigned being DESTROYS Of changing his business
ana appropratng his means q the purchase Of Farm
nov Oilers f9r sale his entire stock and tNtues IN the above
Business aud u orr inducements 10 any person wish
ms % engage the enterprise Pulaski Is q the best
locations Suth f0r hs business being the county
Giles which, point OF wealth, &C, compares faVorab
with any county n tennessee. Four years ago.
whsn hst ated here, theye had heen Up that Tine
nothing bGt In this place that could properly have been
called Buggysincr wh-n the demand has steadily inerras
ed All kept pace aith the manufseuFc. In point a health
and desrabcness ol aeaon faAsh Is sarPassed By bat
few anF towns In The stale. IL contains Iopuaton Of
about 600 aud has within is corporate niss tWo eopieas
aud never fa ~ prngs Last there usre 6u N Pa
lak and soi far pe-s about leo hugEss aud Carl
aga u Waich b1t aboaf 80 mention es. css to shos
that ts desirable cktoa Co. Uishing engage
ia the above ba,iuess Ny shrPi framed badihes,
bail expressly Cor the baiaesslargs veTcntiiaca aud
COMMUNICATIONS power ani mAehilvry suhcsn 20 saFry
% tie basnsss % any extent, al q shch esr or
sale solely Tor he AheAsy msuioned believing
situation upon Arm Woad b. conKenisl % my rel
ings aud conducive 20 the hath Of fairly Any person
or psrsons wishng ehAfk TIE baniass waa % sen
b 1--WE this their attenion asterane % ssi TIE
st opportuuy. Persons at distance desiring aFhsr ia
srsastoa ostain BY Addressing the uneersisned
or APFty soon o. yos Haay tsss q eorgaiA- -
a.
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Iron, NAILS, &o.-By reference TO our ad-
vertising columns it will be seen that our clever
and time-honored friend, S. n. HoLLINGswoRrH
has accepted the Agency for this city of the
Southern Iron and Nail Factory Of Paducah,
KY, and is now ready to fill all orders at prices
stated 10 bis 'bill of fare" Mr.. Fl. has been
engaged in business for several years past in
this city, and made many warm friends here
and elsewhere, who will be pleased to learn
that his shoulder is sgain at the wheel"
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cIRCUIT COURT AT CARrHAeE-JUNE RULES.

IuNaIU 7. Z C.fo ~ Cl,,.g
Terry Bradley and Mary Gage. " ~
AME the c0mpainants by their solicitor when appeared
\ Clerk affidavit fled that the defendants Terry
Bradley and Mary Gage nonesdents OF the State Of
Tennessee therefore ordered that publication by adver-
for weeks in succession, in the Nashville
Ffio new spaper published IN the city Of Nashville,
qung the said defendants appear before the Circuit Court
smith county the Courouse ia Carthage the 4th
Monday duly 1856 then and there 90 plead, demur
compliments bill and la default thereof said ban to
be taken FOR confessed aud for hearing Ddrte.
ie6-w4t--prs Zee a. THOMAS FISHER. Clerk.
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Thursday Morning, June II, 1855.
winchester aud Alabama RafIroaa.

We committed an error yesterday in an
nouncing the names of the officers elected
for the Winchester and Alabama Railroad
Company. William E. Venable, Esq, was
elected President, and Francis EstH. Esq.
Secretary. An Engineer was appointed to
survey the line Of the road, and estimate
the cost of its completion, who will com.
mence the survey Immediately.
We understand that there was present at
the meeting, large and influential deIega-
ton from Lincoln county, who gave salts
factory assurances that the stock would be
subscribed without difficulty in that county,
to construct the branch from the town of
Fayetteville to its intersection with the
Winchester and Alabama Railroad.
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Nucna Vista Springs.

LOGAN COUNTY, KENTUCKY.
VIE above watering place will be in the best possible state
Of preparation and open for visitors the LIST Of June
Any person paying bid OF S25 fr accommodations at the
Spr the ensuing season. and subscr bling share in the
books Of the Buena Vista Springs Company shall be ned
receipt which shall be in fl payment OF FIRST instalment
tie share OF provided 100 shares taken Those
who have already shall have the privilege
d. JEFFRIES, Proprietor.
Buena Vista Springs, Logan CO., May 10, 1886.
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How THEY TAKE 1.-THE Detroit Free Press.
the organ of Gen. Cass. on receiving Pierces last
two VetOes, exclaimed: we thank God that Pre-
sideni Pierees term Of Office is drawing to close
The Michigan delegates instructed TO 90 for
buchanan; was It the anticipation Of this fact
which induced the President 10 send IN one OF
these vetoes.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-12
SHIRTS AND COLLARS.

OUR Stock Of Furn hing Goods IS complete, aud
" sui all h0 'oi articles 10 line. We have
re~eved snsh invoice ~ shirts and Collars Of the la
styles; Gloves Handkerchief Crayas and Ties Robes
de Chamhre, Sc, a.. For sale By }. II. McGILL
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SWAIMS
Celebrated PanaCea,
FOR THE CURE OF
81 ORC full

IncpIent Consumption General Debility, VIII te Swelling
rheumatism Diseases of the Liver ant skin, and
all Diseases arising from Impurities OF
the Blood and the effects OF
Mercury.
GWAINs PANACEA las been for than thirty years
- celebrated in this country and in Europe for s extraor
binary curesor the cates Of which reference
the directions and books (which be had grstis)
panyBg the Panacea. Some Of which give the partcu
OF ght for general publication, where the pa.
ents have been almost up with Scroiula and
deemed incurable by Physicians.
II has been used In pitfalls and private practice and
been recommended by the most celebrated Physicians and
other eminent persons. Among others, by
w. GIBSON, NJ. D. Professor Of Surgery Pa University
vALESrIxE Morn NJ D., Prof Of Surg n. Y University.
n CHLPMAS, NJ. D., Pref Of Physc, Pa. Unvenity.
7. PARKS NJ. D.. President College Of Physicians, Phila.
DIR DtL VALL1, Prof. Of Medicine, Havana.
JosR EOuRENco Oh Luz, Prof OF Surg Lisbon.
J. CHIPMAN Mem goy al College Surgeons, London.
G. W IEviSG, late Minister TO Spain.
SIR THOMAS PEARSON Maj. Gen. Brirish Army.
GILBERT ROBERTSON, British Consul, &c, &C.
The wonderful effected by SgRms Panacea, have,
for many years made IL invaluable remedy The Pana
does contain mercury In any form, and being ip
preparation may be given to the most tender in
FAINT
TIE retail price has been reduced per bottle icon.
aiming three talf pints) O three bottles for a..
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
swaims Panacea Is in round bottles ated ongitudnay
with the following letters blown the glass
"swAIMis-PANACEA-PHI
Having the Of JAS SWAIN stamped the sealing
and written the label covering the cork and splendid
engraving the side Of the bottle by Draper Co. Bank
Note Engraver Of Philadelphia. Ia the Of which s
portrait Of the late Wn. Swaim Copyright securely
II persons purchasing the PAnaceA will be careful OBJ
that the " M is correctly spelled they
ne d not be imposed on.
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Communicable trees in and about the
city are completely infested with these obnox-
ious worms. The foliage on numbers Of fine
shade trees has been shriveed up and in some
instances entirely destroyed.
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~ The river continues gradually to recede
st this point, aud is falling both above and
below here. Business on the levee is now
very dull.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-12

E3 Piety, we fear is becoming matter Of fash.
ION. People 90 90 church much more than they
formerly did, but are they more religious? We fear
not Mr.. Spurge buys thousand dollar pew in
ST. Pauls-aot 10 Worship God bat 90 show of
that thousand dollar dress belonging 20 bic wife.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-12

TRIAL OF REAPERs.-The trial Of Reapng
Machines took place yesterday on Col. John
sons farm. A late return last night precludes
a further notice of the affair to-dsy.
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Convention, have returned.
F5g- The Davidson County Agricultural
and Mechanical Association" met, pursuant to
previous notice, on Saturday, the 9TH instant,
when the following officers were elected to
serve for the ensuing term:
r. Rains, President.
Frank McGavock, Dr. J. Shelby, S r. Cock
rell, Vice Presidents.
R. c. Foster, 4th, Recording Secretary.
T. Tanning Corresponding
Benz Cockrell, Treasurer.
Mark r. Cockrel, j. b. Johnson, W. G..
Harding W. r. Elliston, Willo. Williams, DR..
Gale DR.. W. II. Cheatham; Directors.
A committee of three, consisting of Messrs.
T. H. Ewing, W. r. Eliiston and I. Tanning
were appointed to confer with the Agricultur-
al Bureau and the Mechanics Institute, upon
the expediency of uniting the interests of the
two bodie, with instructions to report at the
next meeting.
Resolutions complimentary to the retiring
officers were adopted, aud the Society adjourn.
ed TO meet again at Fireman's Hall, on Satur
day, July 9TH.
F. r. RAINS, Pres.
re. FOSTER. 4th, Secretary
NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY The writer
enjoyed the pleasure, in company with large
and deeply interested audience, composed Of
the elite of Nashville and vicinity, of witness
log the commencement exercises of this time
honored institution oflearning. And, although
the fusome compliments, paid by this oompls-
cent age rs often to the worthless as the wor-
thy, are real temptation TO silence when
Just and discriminating taste finds al objec; of
zeal merit yet the writer wo1ld resist this
temptation and say, that II has seldom been
his good fortune to enjoy an occasion SO full Of
interest in itself; so truly complimentary to
those engaged in it, and so fraught with hope
and promise for our country's future, as the
one referred To- above.
The senior class, a very large one, composed
of young ladies from this State aud from most
Of the Southern and Western States, read on
the 9Th, 10th aud 1lth instant their essays and
received on the last named day the highest
honors Of their Alma Mater. Good reading
is one of the most valuable Accomplishments
of a refined and educated lady, and certainly
it is one of the rarest; and yet in all the ele-
ments of good reading, articulation, accent,
pronunciation, emphasis, infection, volume
and cadence, the writer has not heard this
class surpassed, if equslled. If it were not
invidous to make distinctions where all did
SO well, should name several of the young
ladies who excelled in this truly fRe art
With another feature of this dsservedly POI
pular school, the writer has been much pleased
IN their own Hall, on the public street on
Sabbath morning or in the church, the deport-
men, of the young ladies is invariably charac-
terized by grace, dignity, ease and composure
of manner which clearly evince the accom-
plished character of those who preside over
and instruct them.
If the patronage Of this Institution eqaAl
it's merits its halls viii be crowded on the
6rst day of the next academic year
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-12

UNUSUALLY FRANK AND NAGEIFICENTLI
FuNNY.-A city Hocal relating his own exPe.
rience under the sobriquet Of Luke DaUis.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
are ron Getting BALD ,

Iyour hair turning grey7 Do ycu wish cultivate good
whisker aud mOustaehes? Your hair to be sO ssy and
gOyl Your head be COOL comfortable and free Ofdand
rum Mothers your children to have luxuran heads
fhar7 Then BOOKS HYPERION FLUID, which
s its unsrring effects. Prices rs cts 50 cts rs cts and
Il 50 per bottle Bogles Balm of CyihsTs stands unr
vailed for Graduating tan nd pimples and Identifying the
complexion. Price 80 cts Inventor and proprietor W.
Boyle Boston, and sold by Druggists everywhere.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-12

Items were extremely scarce yesterday,
very little of interest Transporting throughout
the city.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-12

nc aFs OF UJ ells n ufEaU EHHIt'
1t but mpercty understood even by those who make
the gIeatest prstensons The most f the popular Hair
Dyes Of the cay may for the time, color the hair but
70 be succeeded by tarnhsd green other unghty sp
psaranee Boglss Electric Dye is void Of these noxious
properties. II instantly eyes the hair beautiful natural
black brown, which neither water sunshine tar
nsh in the least and to make douby sure"
his agents authorized to reoud the money the most
perfect satisfaction is not given Prices 80 cts 81 90 and
81 so per Inventor W. BceLE, Boston, AMI sold by
Druggists ywhere. NY ST 1y