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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT

At meeting of the Board of Education, on Mon
day, July 18Th, F. B. Fogg, President of the Board,
announced the death of the Rev. Charles Tones,
formerly member of the Board, who died on Fri
day, the 10th inst when,
On motion of DR.. J. B. Lindsey, it was unani-
mously
RssolUed, That this board have heard With the
deepest regret the loss sustained by community
in the death of the Rev. CHARLES TONES, who was
distinguished by his pety, by the uprightness and
purity of his life and for his amiable and excellent
qualities a He was a member Of this Board
at its first organization and dscharging all his du-
ties with zeal and disinterestedness he eminent
ly useful as promoter Of popular education. Ever
foremost in the of the poor and unfortunate,
he spared pains IN advancing their interests and
soothing their suffering Distinguished for his uni
versa benevolence, he exered his eminent faculties
in furthering all our objects, and in adopting plans
10 secure our success. In common with our whole
community, we feel his loss to be great and rrepar-
BILE. Bowling with submission to the decree of
Providence, do no less than express our graf
itude for his distinguished services and our deep
regret for the loss of his great exertions in the
Of education and the promotion of moral religious,
and INTEL ectual advancement.
Resolved, That these resolutions be furnished the
city press for publication, and that the Secretary OF
this Board transmit copy to the family Of the de-
ceased F. B. FOGG President.
JOHN A. McEwEN, Secretary.
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To Cistern Builders!
WINDOW GLASS

OOO BBLS. Hydraulic Cement, genuine article, in
LCO store, and for sale by
jury McCREA & TERRASs.
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SATURDAY SMALL SCHEME
1000 UM q ERS-PrizesPa bic WithouI
Whole Tickets S4-Halves 2-Quarters l.
PLAN OF TIE InnTEpX


Whole Tickets $4-Halves 2-QuartersI
PLAN OF TIE LOTTERY.
Same as the Royal Lottery Of Cuba-with this difference
the Havana Lottery has $1,000 Numbers-this has only
1909
There two wheels each Of which there are placed
two Locks The Superinendents have each lev TO the
Locks and the wheels be opened unless both ara
present There placed in the wheel of numbers tin
tubes containing slips OF paper with the numbers from No
to e0O In the wheel of prizes there are placed tin
tubes containing slips Of paper with the prizes on them
ranging from SIS 900 to 800.
When the drawing takes place. which will be in public
the wheels unlocked and after revolving them num-
Der drawn cut Of the wheel Of numbsrs and the
time Is drawn out of the Prize wheel BY BOYS with arms
barred TO the shoulders and tube slipped
on and the number held and enrolled that the whole
audience can see 1.-THE number is then called of and
registered BY the Superintendent The Prize drawn
is credited ~ the number drawn at the same time and
until all the prizes are draw Out copy of the draw
ing then sent TO the prnerS and after comparison the
superintendent certify the correctness Of the drawing
These Superotendenis TO perform their duty
without fear favor
1t will perceived. that in this plau every przs is
drawing semitic every ordering tickets TIE Prizes
payable thirty days after the drawing in fall without
deducuon.
ESB Drawing takes places every Saturday
Bank Notes Of sound Banks taken at par Checks on
New York RENTED for prizes.
"a Address orders for Tickets or certificates OfPack-
ages 10 u. a. WINTER Box 352 Nashville Tennessee or
ANDERSON B SON, Managers.
juy2-h Macon or savannah, Ga.
- Persons holding Prize Tickets of j. f. Winter,
Manager will send them TO use for payme3t
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INTERESTING TO THE FARMERS

Our farmer friends should remember the splendid
premiums offered by the State Agricultural Bureau
for field crops this year. viz: 800 for the best ten
acres of corn, 500 for the best ten acres of wheat
and $500 for the best ten acres of cotton We learn
that several entries have already been made of
wheat For the information of ourreaders, we state
that any citizen Of Tennessee may compete for these
premiums. Competitors must have their ground
measured by sworn surveyor, and otherwise fur
nish proof Of the quantity raised. The made of
cultivation and amount of fertilizers must also be
furnished
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DIR. 4. 6, GOOdlet.
Vegetable Panacea

20 ~ . S9@3t"O~W
GOODLET'S LINAMENT. OINTMENT AND
EYE SALVE.
Coughs, Colds, Headache, Indigestion and
Dyspepsia,
Which affcts many PERSONS relieved and
more efscuay by proper of the Vegetable
Panacea than any other remedy.
Female Diseases.-Ihe Vegetable Panacea is most
peculiarly adapted to female diseases.
GOOdIeI's Vegetable Liniment, CsOOdlets
UnTiVaIed Ointment, and GOOdIet'S Eye
SHIVe, superior remedies. All persons whe have
tria Of them speak them in the highest
FAMILIES who have adopted the of the above reme-
dies prepared by Dr. GoodIe, pleased with
them generally give them enthusa praise.
may2q-tf.
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GIPANNl,
OR STING PERFUM
FRANeIPANNI ExRRACTs FRASsPANNI PoMADE,
HAIR OIL, soar,


FRANGIPANNI Extracts FRAEGlPANHI POMADR,
HAIR OIL, Soar,
IoOTH " SACHLT.
These new elegant and recherche perumeries from
the abort0ry Messrs. K. q G. A Wright, SOLE OIL
GINATORS AND MANUFACTURERS in this country. The
Perfume Frangpan oriental production, brought in
original this country and prepared various
forms by them.
The admiration and demand for these articles is beyond
precedent, aud in consequence variety of limitations
spriugingup but these whether of oMEMANUFACTURE
GA SOLy AS "IMPORTATIONS" have only an evanescent
fragrance, AND SHOULD BE AVOIDED BY PURCHAs.
EaS by all the Druggists the United States
Canada and South America.
R. sc. A WRIGHT, Sole Ohginators and manufacturers
in the United States
No. 35Iata % South Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
July tim
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE
REPORTED BY CAPT H H. HARRISON, STEAMBOAT AGENT
~ l.
PORT OF ssSirr1ssfsss NASHVILLE.

ARRWED-C. Marshall, V. K. Stevenson, Nettie
Miller and Rock City from Paducah.
DEPARTED-C. Marshall, V. K. Stevenson ard
Nettie Miller, for Paducah.
ExPECTED-UmPire, from Paducah, Dunleith, from
Cincinnati.
Bears LEAvING-This day, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
the regular freight and passenger steamer, Rock
City, Capt. Couch. This craft is one of the most
desirable now running. Connects with St. Louis
and Louisville U. S. mail packets.
WEATHER AND WATER.-Weather warm, with light
showers Thermometer IS. Water on the decline.
Two feet large on shoals.
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Each Saturday JULY

MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEI
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BSs- We are gratifed to learn that company of
very large capital has been formed carry on the
manufacture of barrels by machinery. The com
pany have purchased, for twenty-five thousand dol
lars, five thousand and ten acres of land recently
offered for sale by Cheatham, Watson, & Co. This
land lies on the Cumberland river, about half way
between Nashville and Clarksville-the two most
important markets in the State for the sale of barrels
The Company are procuring machinery with a
capacity to make eight hundred barrels day, and
expect to be in operation in less than sixty days.
The ample capital, enterprise and business character
of the parties interested, insure them success
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CLkIBgRNE'S MACHINE WORKS,

NASHVILLE, TENN.
THNHB attention Railroad Com panies, Farmers Manu-
n factHreT, and all persons dssrOus OF purchasing at
home good machinery, such as
Steam Engines, Car-WheeIS Of the most
Castings Of every de- improved patterns,
scriptIan, Saw Wills,
Gearing, Pumps &c, &c
is respectfully called to this Establishment grow
ing rapidly premises of the late Nashville Manu-
featuring Company. We intend to carry the business ul
as extensive before and shall be ready take
orders Machinery and Castings hare already COM
menced operations Blacks mth Shop and Boiler yard
and shall give immediate satisfaction to Odand custO
we are experienced echsnic-each of personally at
tending 70 his own department thus shall be able
superior work lower rates than heretofore
city We snail every piece of wOTh
Establishment and give prompt and personal
attention 10 Every order left Offices thus hope TO
give general sctou, and be patrOnizedb by all friends Of
home manufacture.
u JACKER & CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville; Tenn,
june23-u Late Nashville Man. Co.
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CHILDREN,S FANCY STRAWSI
SAVANNAH RIVER TRANSPORTATION,
BY THE FASHION, LINE.

:
IN endless variety, at the Fashionable Hat Store of
L july FRANCISCO.
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HAVING soI5 entire Stock 70 Messrs. HAsBRooK,
II NcwHIRTRR q Co., TAX pleasure In recommending
! EVANS, PORTER & CO,
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Ia We published several days since the first of
series of very entertaining articles the subject
of fish, game &C., and the Importance of taking
some steps for their protection, prepared for our
paper by gentleman who has given much thought
to the subject, and who throws an interest around
every thing about which he writes. We publish
this morning No. 2 of the SERIES They will be
found worthy of careful perusal.
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TIE Cheapest PROPERTY AND BEST

AM Offering great saence, nAt VauAoio prop
i eFty, on College Hi Immediately opposite me uni
vsrsty long occupied BY the aie Dr. TFoost Inc lot
fronts 60 feet on Market street. with the front Col
lsge The house large and commodous, and the whole
at the price oderit Is = great bargain
Claibornes's Omnibus has practically moved College Hill
ght inc the Public Square and one wanting resdene
convenient business would do vel 20 look 81 tins pro
sTty cal on (uIis Avs. LtNDSLEH,
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COMPOSED of the following very light draught
~ steamers, viz:
Tue COLUMBIA, 300 tons capacity, and Is draught of
WsteT.
TALoMICCo 400 tons capacity and I6 inches draught
of water.
The iron steamer AMAZON, 500 tons capacity, and
IL inches draUght of water.
The AMAZON is built of iron, and expense has been
spared her construction, make her worthy Of the pat
rODage of the public
These Boats will compose the line for the approaching
and will from their light dsught OF be enabled
10 deliver gOOde promptly at all Of nVer, and
shippers by this line may rely dispatch in tRe forward
ing Of their goods
The importance Ofkeepingu water communication be-
tween Savannah and Augusta is too apparent 10 the DeN
chants Of Augusta, Savannah and the INTERIOR rsqd
advocacy here. Suffice to say that the river
ncatOu is and has been since the commencement
railroads. the regulating medium for freight charges. No
better evidence this be produced than the exceeding
y low rates of freight between Savannah and Angus when
compared with other points lew hundred miles either
side of
Mr.. NJ A COHEN is still the Agent of this line Savan-
nsh whom all goods should be cOBsigned which will be
forwarded Tree of any charge for commission One the
Boats of this line Will leave Savannah every other day. and
discharge at this place tri'weeky. JOHN A. MOORE.
june27-lm.
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The subscriber has hand the largest and best
Of MARBLE and MARBLE WORK offered In the city,
which particularly invites the attention OF the public.
He prepared eTeeate all Jobs In his line in the style
y art. and At shOrt notice Is SLOAN.
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TUESDAY MORNING :::::: JULY "A, 1857

ES~ Elder P. S. FALL will preach in the First
Presbyterian Church on tomorrow night, at early
candle lighting, and on Lords day next.
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FEVER AND AGUE,

ACase of Eight Months, Standing cured
by BerhaVe's Holland BitterS-Mchal KEEL
ley, No. III Seventh Grant Street, says:
"Last July, while running the r7er cottou-Doat
plying between Nachez and New Orleans, taken with
Fever and Ague. For eight long suffered with
is dreadful disease. The greater part of this
unable to work and spent least fifty dollars for different
medicines; but found permanent relief. Three weeks
ago, my friends insisted upon my trying B0R.
HAYES holland BTTTERS, saying that cure guar
anteed After taking it for week, must stale,
sound man. have been work now for two weeks and
have had return of the Chs and Pc Whatever"
certify that the above statement is true.
THOMAS ADAMS,
Diamond House, or at r. Chester's Gothic Hall.
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Illustrated Paper for the current week. 1t is prop
erly illustrated, and very interesting number.
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La Mr.. 7. NJ. Hughes, the publisher, has laid
upon table the first number of the Baptist Fam
lily Visitor, monthly publication, devoted to reg
lous and moral literature. Among the illustrations
Is view of the First Baptist Church in this city
The initial number gives evidence that the work
will be very useful and worthy an extended support
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evening very desirable lot on College street, be-
tween Spring and Broad.
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ITO purchase Store Home Market street,
Clark, present occupied by H. s. French
Son. The l. fronts a. feet Marketand l06 on Clark
Every knows Of the prominent whole
sale grocery ard produce stands in the city will be sold
most liberal terms. For further particulars call on
psgJ-.s. ". s, LINDSLEY.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OK CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets order
ed on the receipt of which they will be forwarded BY hrs
mail. Purchasers have Tickets ending with any hg
ure they may designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing. -.
Purchasers will please write their signature plain, give
their Post Office County and State.
81 Remember that every prize is drawn, and payable
in full without deduction
~ All prizes of 81 900 and under, paid Immediately
ssr the draTingOther prizes at the usual time OF thirty
days.
Al communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets eashed renewed in other Tickets al
either Office.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates either to
s. SWAN q CO., Atlanta, Co.
june 96-tf
III list of the numbers that are drawn from the wheel
with the Of the prize that each one entitled to
will be he'd every drawing IN the following pa
pers:-New Orleans Dela Mobile Register ChArls ston
Standard Nashville Gazette Atlanta lnelligeneer New
YORK Weekly Day BOOK Morning News and Rich
mOnd DispaLon aud New York sPalch
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Greaf Excitenent,

lust RECEIVED at No. %, Cedar street, thou
sand vols. Books 5000 Novels, 1000 Reams NOte Cap,
Bill and Letter paper, 5000 Enveiops.
Among tie collection will be found Mrs. Caroline Lee
Hentz's Works. Mrs SouthwOrh; Emerson Bennes Chas.
Dies n's: Levers Works: Wavery Move els; all the Poe
Fine Family Bibles-A Gift accompanying each book.
Among the gifts be given Gold and Silver Watches,
Jewery Fancy Goods etc. The Ladies invited to call
and examine the stock.
N B. Auction sale every evening. Ijue3Ol c. FOX.
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TIE GREATEST
Building Association

OF THIS PROG Is E.SSIYE AGH-
AN now Offering For Sale a. low dgures twenty Bud-
ing LOTS in the Eighth Ward Nashville on such term
that procure himself mplse and eo=Veni
ent home The lots frOnJ the MurfreesbOrO Turnpike
on Wharf FIenklin and Maple streets and admirably
situated for Private Residences.
ClaibOues Omnibuss have pletely revolution THE
part OF the city, which sh other bsng
made, such the OF Gas and water drsr
ton, will add greatly 70 the value Of this Property.
The Terms such will aOs each purchaser immedi-
ately ais buildings, The purchase money will
required until the 5h Of January 1861, Interest
only 70 be paid annually until that tine Call soon
luly-d ser AVS LINpSLEY.
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4 Good ATIiCle.-Something has been needed for a
long give beauty the hair and gray hair to
its original We happy this desdera-
tu is now hed by article of Prof. Woods Hair Resto
raye For beaung and preserving the hair this article
cannot surpassed and its in this community should
be gener8.-Squatter Sovereign. ljuly4-lm.
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HOIlOway's Pills and Ointment.-In eEter-
Inflammation there unnatural Of blood the
part affected. The effect Ofths Ointment dispense the 10
cal fever. The Pills relieve The system through the bowels
all morbid and irritating Influences. Sold the manufacto
es No 50 Maiden ane New York, and No ga Strand Lon
don; and by all druggists, at 25c, 62c, and 81 per box.
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Southern Commercial College,
No. 40 IL Cherry Street.
NASHVILLE, TENN.
THIS School is in perpetual esiOn-hence students oil
other schools who desire qualify themselves for the
Counting room, can do so during their vacation
Our Room been recently fitted up, and for comfort,
convenience and elegance, know that is not surpassed
by eny other in the Tinted States.
PENMANSHIP.
Writing Departments under the supervision OF one
who acknOw led yes superior in teaching this branch
We might refer long list of tllusrioue names-names
of men who bestowed moments time re1ecton
upon writing bat think that that the citizens OF
Nashville beginning appreciate this kind of tr"nspa
rent humbuEgery besides. prefer giving our patrons
more subs8n security, and now propose to refund all
money paid of tuition writing provided
our make improvements those of
any other school IN this country.
Glass Of Ladies will be taught from four TO six
O'Clock, ?. NJ.
Terms for a COmmeEcll Course, e4O
For Twenty lessons in Writing
For Lessons in Writing without limit,- 10
June 27-u
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june9-td
INTERESTING TO MECHANICS AND MANUFAC-
MISREPRESENTATION ANNuAL EAIR.

TUEERs-THIRD ANNUAL FAIR.
Tic Mechanics ard Manufacturers OF Tennessee and
joining enudsd the Third Annual Fair and
Exhibition Mechanics In ute this will
October IN III city. The annually increas-
Ing interest manifested in these exhibitions, aud visible ad
yautIg5s resulting 20 exhibitors, well from the dissempa
ton OF important in smgtion among themselves, from
the great publicity which theg thus enabled give their
business, renders 1t certain that the approaching exhibition
viii ,pss in masnidcence aud inter st all its predeces
sOrs.
Copies OF circulars, giving full particulars be obtain
ed at the Mechanics Institute rooms College street. oppo
tie the Sewauee, by addressing the President VIM
Stocked, or ecretary. H. X. Walker. TJune 80 3m
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R. C, McNAIRY & co.

R. C. McNAIRY & GO.
No. So, College street,
TJAVE determined in future to keep up full and ele-
CANT Stock the whole round, that persons vi
sitting city have their wants supplied at ali seasons,
and they now receiving their Second Large Inn.
pOrIatiOn OF
SUMNER GOODS,
Bought in New heavy decline in prices and
are prepared do for their friends than aheT
time history of their business being sell many
descriptions of Goods at less prices than we paid for
them early in the season.
In DRESS GOODS, We have an elegant assortment Of
FlOunced-
SILKS, GRENADINES,
TISSU ES, BEREGES,
ORGANIZES, JACONETS,
And all fabrics by yard, prices far below their usual
We have also reduced the prices of the old Stock
hand, and supply the mill on with eegan Dress
es at small We invite particular attention TO he re-
ducJn prices silk Stock and unusually large
stock Of low priced MuSius, Lawns, &c, &c.
Summer ShaTVls-ln great variety, very pretty and
new; alsO a few for mourning
Lace and Muslin MentIeS-sn elegant assort-
STAPLE GOODS.
DOMBSTICS. TECHNICS,
SHEETINGS, COTfONADES,
BOYS WEAR, IRISH LINENS,
PRINTS, GINGHAMS,
PLANTATION GOODS, &C, &C.
Hosiery of all kinds.
Gloves, of all Sizes styles and qualities.
OLLgLOIH SLTRA " HETLIAGS CARPEI1NGS.
We are now receiving the largest stock brought TO
this city, about 900 pieces among which may be ound every
thing the commOnes to the most elegant together with
printed DTugzets rumb Cloths Rugs. Mats, Stair Linens
Rods &C. &c, and all Ut the lOsest possible prices
NAV q K. G. MCNAlRY & co.
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[ r O n d E p O 7.
HILLMAN BROTHERS.,
AND4I AND 43 MARKET

HlLLMAN BROTHERS,
NO.44COLLEGE AND4I AND 43 MARKET
STREET,
HAVE store and offer for sale, low for cash. or to
II PROMPT dealers time,
IRON.
400 Tons Tennessee Charcoal Refined Iron,
us do Best Brand Ptsburg do
~ do do Hammered do
s65 Kegs Best Brand Nails and Spikes.
AXELS AND SPRINGS.
225 Sets Wagon AEels-all sizes.
do Buggy do do do
AS Pairs do Springs DO do
AXES.
I19 Boxes Collins, Hunts and LPpincott's Axes,
STEEL.
9 Tons Cast Shear, E. B. and A. B. Steel.
10 Sets Steel Tire.
ROPE.
43 Coils Manila Rope, all sizes
CASTINGS AND WAGON BOXES.
IS Tons well assorted Castings.
80 Sets Wagon Boxes all Sizes
SHOFELS AND SPADES.
IS Dozen Ames and ROwand's Shovels and Spades
STRAW CUTf ehS AND CORN SH ELLERS
80 Nos, and Straw CUlters-SanfOrd's.
80 Nos. ard Corn Shelters.
april . 1857 b & and dist old AVID
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TUE FLTrX ANNIUILATFD

EVERY summer and Fall thousands OF persons die of
FIux, Cholera, Dysentery, Gripping Palms. and other,
irregularities of the Bowels. 1t in every
case by the ofTuckers Cholera Syrup, which
has tested by the best physicians and
West and by pronounced most efectua remedy
now in 1t performed astonishing cures
any specific. human life be saved in nine
out by investment of IS Buy bottle and
Eeep il by you.
For sale in Nashville by HERMAN q RAINS, and T..
WILLS agents. The Proprietor having unbounded con-
fdence efficacy of his medicine has authorised the
agents To distribute it gratousy until its virtues are
thoroughly tested. Persons afflicted with any
complaints will please call the agents and get bottle
Of charge. Imay6-d.