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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED Pr ES,
Two Weeks Later from CaIiforni.-


NEw YORK, July 13-The star Of the West has
arrived from Aspinwsll on the 4th Of July, with
Sallfornia mails of the 10th Of June, and about
day for Havana
Inc U :. steam frigate Roanoke and the sloop.
oi-War Cyane were Of Aspinwall The latter wa.
10una 10 Boston with ffty Of Walkers soldiers
Inc former bad on board 2SO of Walkers men
two-thirds Of whom Were sick
There Is nothing important from California
ihe crops In the southern part Of the STATE Were
suffering seriously from the drouth. Money was
inactive. The mining operations were active
and increasing largely.
In Oregon Gen. Lane has been Reelected dele.
gate 70 Congress, but 10y greatly decreased ma.
jority. ~
Advices from Peru state that Gen. vivanoo sill
held AreQ dipa, but was still surrounded by the
Government troops, and would be soon compelled
10 Weld
Affairs in Nicaragua Were unsettled Riyax 70
FUSED TO act in concert with the allied Generals
collision was shortly expected between the
Sconese, who favor Gen. Walker, and the Cho-
moristas.
lsEcoSD DIsPArcHl
The Star OF the West connected with the Gold -.
en- Age. which brought down nearly two mill ions
of treasure. She passed on the 18th Of June. the
sonora. with the mails from New York on ia,
5th. and on the ID Of July. the John l.. Stevens
with the mails of the Goth
The California markets Were dull. BreadstueS
Were depressed. The crops, on an average. Were
promising.
A passenger by the steamer Thames, from
Oreytown, reports two vessels from California
cruising on Punta Arenas, with Go men, arms
ana provisions for Gen. Walker
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-13

EAGLE PLUMBING AND GAS WORKS.
The undersigned most respectfully announces to
his former patrons and the public general that he
Is again prepared 10 furnish and execute all work in
his line ofbusness at the lowest prices, IN the build
ing adjoining his old establishment DESTROYED by fire
on the morning OF the 81 instant.
By prompt attention, he hopes to give general
satisfaction. JOHN REESE,
jy 9-lwN next to cor. 9Th st. and Pa. ave.
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T LIGHTNING ROD IMPOSITION.

In Circular of mine, published short time ago.
] stated that would convince any man who would
apply to me for the ihcts, that most vlllanous i'm
places, where certain t,lghtning-rod Points have
been put mp. That the Points referred to were com
posed of some soft alloy, resembling pewter, and
which melts at the temperature Of lead. Mr.. j. B.
Olcott take II upon himself to answer to the above
Ii is truthful saying, that murder will OUT" and
unfortunately, for this Mr.. o. has told on himself.
and broke his head, he in fright made n misstep
and came tumblmg after. He certainly cannot blame
me for his bad luck, for had not said one word
about hun and II he never puts up another rod, II
will be because he has defined his position and not
on account of any exposure from me. My Circular
refers to particular; but lfthe coat should
~ I0-st N, il. RHOADs, s5s D street,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-13

HAVE JUST RECEIVED, direct from Pans,
L cases or Velvet and Gold md White and COL
PAPER HANGINGS, OF the latest and richest de-
signs.
do well to call and examine nv stock before puT-
chasing elsewhere, as am confident that can please
them both IN quality and i'm price,
Paper put up in the best manner and in all cases
guaranteed. JOHN ALEXANDER,
NO: 2.o Pa, ave., between 18th and 18th SITS,
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An Ex-Member Of Congress Sho, Dead.

CINCINNATI, July 1.-THE Enouirer learns
tlat quarIel recently took place in Morgan ccun-
", kentucky, between Mr.. Mason, Dem, and
Mt. COh, Amer. candidate for Congress. I'm which
Mr. Cox was shot by Mr.. Mason and killed Mr.
Cox was the late member of Congress from this
(NlnthD District and maintained high character
IN has party and in Congress. General Mason Is
democrat oil great popularity, who has also rep
scented the same district I'm Congress Roth pen
tlemen were native kentuckians. and usually
bore themselves with moderation and conri liatory
tempers slight difficulty occurred however
some weeks ago, when strong language was used
by both parties, Mr.. Cox, declaring that IL Il was
intended to charge him with abolition tendencies
Tor voting az he did for Speaker Of the House Of
Representatives, the imputation was a base false
hood. General Mason replied with great severity;
SO much so "a TO make some of Cox's friends dis
satisfied with his failure to proceed further In the
matter The feeling thus engendered has, doubt
less, been infamed by subseo uent discussions
into the violent conduct which has resulted SO
tragically
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-13

oN "WEDNESDAY next, remember, the still
Club start on their excursion to Leonardtown.
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TRAVELLER'S GUIDE BOOK.-Appleton's
Il new Illustrated Hand Book of American Trav-
ell with careful maps of all parts Of the country, and
pictures OF famous places and scenes, from original
drawings by the author ana other artists price e.
Mailed free on receipt of Sab In stamps or DINER
wise.
Coton's Travellers and Tourists Guide Book
through the United States, containing a brlef de-
scripuon Of each, with the routes and distances on
the great line of travel, compiled by X = Fisher,
Official surveys price 8 LIS. For sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY, Booksellers,
jy LIT Penn ave., near 9Th st,
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EARM FOR SALE.-A FARM of 10 acres with
l. crop in ground situated about 10 miles from
Washington, near the 7th ST. Plank Road, about 80
acres of which is cleared and under cultivation.
Terms of sale: One hall cash balance In years.
If not sold ut private sale before Wednesday, the
18th of this mouth, duly will be sold at public sale,
on the premises, on that day.
For further information enquire of A. +. HINES,
on the premises. or of C. NJ. HINES, Druggist, 100
Penn. avenue Washington, ID. G. jy 9-eot29th
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

For other For Rent and Sale notices see LIST page.
EOR RENT.-TwO or three desirable ROOMS,
l. either furnished unfinished, at 40 18th ST.
between F and q streets. jy 1927
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YESTERDAY MORNING, Rev. G. w. Sampson,
Of the E street Baptist Church, delivered very
impressive discourse upon the sudden decease of
ex-Secretary Marcy, taking for his text Eccles.
9th chapter and Sd verse. "For all this | con-
sidered in my heart even to declare all this that
the righteous and the wise and their works are
In the hands of God; no man knoweth either love
or hatred by all that is before him. This dis
course we believe is to be published, general
desire having been expressed to that effect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-13

ID Gas LIsHr CoMPASY.-We are requested to
state for the benefit Of our readers who own stock
in this Company, that the semi annual dividend
OF I've per cent. Will be paid on and after the
18th inst, usual, at the Office Of the Gas Liyht
Company, No 81 Eleventh street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-13

reader, did you hear a play performed all I'm Ger
man! We did on Friday night, and were vastly
entertained, not that We understood a word of
what was said, but the acting was sufficiently
good to give a clue to the plot as ii was evolved
The " Singer Society opened with beautiful
chorus, - The Morning Greeting" by Marshner;
then came an amusing farce, - Humorous Stu
dies" well performed by Messrs. Reinken Wal
decker, Lahayire, Ackmann, II Odenberg, Hubner
and Gretchen, Of the Dramatic branch Of the Tur-
ner corPs,-so well performed, in fact, that we
could readily have supposed them to be profess
sional adopts. Between the pieces the Manner
chor sang The Fatherland - AFTER which was
performed ''Our Cousin from Bremenn with
the richest comic effect. Afterwards the quar-
tetfe " The sun is rising sung so well as 10
demand repetition and the succeeding chorus
My Native Mountains" by Christian, was
warmly aPplauded. The performances concluded
with the lively waltz and ouadriIie uponthe part
OF the audience al large Really so successful
was the evenings entertainment, that we cannot
well see how the performers can avoid fayorinV
their friends with more Of the same sort
This affair, we omitted to say, took place at the
Assembly Rooms.
The RIvER.-With the exception Of the repairs
al the west end Of the Long Bridge, there is
nothing doing on the river. At the eastern draw
things are dull enough; the draw-keepers and
plenty Of leisure
At Gait YOung's wharf, arrived schooner
Roxanna, Capt. Moore, from Havre- de Grace
with 100 tons of coal for : H. Young AT same
wharf, schooner Merchant, Capt Geo Philins
from LAUREL, Del, with lumber; not consigned
At Riley's whaIf, schooner VIM = RylaDd
Capt 1Olley. from Port w althall, with "a tons Of
coal for the Gas Company.
The steamer Columbia landed at Riley wharf
this morning large cargo of merchandise for the
city dealers, consisting of pig iron, molasses
whisky, bacon, sugar, coffee, etc
The steamer George Washington went up to
Georgetown this morning to take on boaId the
members OF the Western Hose Company for an
excursion to the White House.
ATTENPT TO BURN THE CESTRE MARKET -
Saturday night, between IL and ! O'Clock an a. =
tempt was made to set fire 10 some stands in the
Centre Market ey placing cotton cloths between
the boards and setting fire TO them The guard
on duty al the Central Station going the round Of
the market saw the IRE before il had burned
enough To do damage. IL was exiting uished with
ont difficulty
Gas LISHr CoMPASY.-We are requested TO
state for the benefit Of our readers who own s,oc
In this Company, that the semi annual dividend
OF i've per cent will be paid on and after the
18th inst, usual at the Office Of the Gas Light
Company, No. 5I Eleventh street
On "WEDNESDAY next, remember, the still
Cub start on their excursion to Leonardtown.
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We regret to learn from the Tallahassee (Fla.)
Floridian, that the yellow fever had made its APP
pearance in Key West. A letter, dated Key West,
l1ih inst, says:
Previous to Sunday. 9Th inst, one ofthe negroes
belonging to Dr. NJ, W hired at the Marine
Hospital, sent home sick, and on sunday morn
ing, Dr. Jat kson Maxwell and at Bis ht Mrs. Troup
Maxwell, were taken With what afterwards proved
to be yellow few. r and Which regret 10 add ter
minated fatally with Mrs. on Wednesday, the
9Th, about ~, having been sick less tho
seventy hours. DR.. Jackson Maxwell and wife
nov lying in critical situation. as also the
(ElliOtt) OF DR.. TroUp Maxwell The negroes havr
all been attacksd-mOst of them, however, are bei-
ter, and oil considered out OF danger. These
cases the only that have occurred, aud al
though the eth day since it's Outbresk, no new
cases are in existence. There various reports
about the orr Ia of the disease, and an strongly
OF the opinion that the OF this affection TO
be attributed 10 the fact of seaman from vessel
from Aspinwall having been admitted TO the Ma
rine Hospital, who died report says and b,levr
truly, } of yellow fever, aud whose body the DR..
Maxwell examined. This, ho~ever, is said to be
De attributed to some vessel OF person bringing it
here, bithtrtO have always been sble to trace
lie origin, never having originated the island.
postcript to the same letter dated on the 18th,
at noon, says:
DR.. Jackson MLxwsll and wife sre considered
much better thi- morning, and every hops is en-
tertained for their recovery DR.. T. M4xW,lPs child,
Elliott will die. There has no new case occurred
Weaher warm and equally this morning, with thun-
der and lightning AT Gay break.
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the money-fnongers, as well as the merchants
and other men of business, accommodations
were siralghtened-aDd these latter men fail
ed-not only here bat 10 Cincinnati and else.
where. Now what Is the rationale of this
great ''panie"-shis metropolitan Inoney cri-
sls9 1st. The Ohio Trust Company failed Cor
an impossible amount 2nd. The Wall street
hnanciers made this failure the pretext for
exhorbitant and extorfionary loans (and every
man Of them, who had any capital in his bus
mess, was doubtless delighted with the oppor-.
tnnity.) Bird. These persons who had hills
payable falling due, and were unable to stand
up TO the sxtortion, failed; and these f4i!nres
may in their turn prod nee others. and so af
feet, to sgreater or less extent, the whole coun-
try. 4th. Shylock gets his bond-the pound
OF aesh-regardIess of the bloo6-and after
time, money is reported '.easier," and the ''cri
sis" subsidies.
So runs the play of New York life. The
barangues from the pulpit are received with
enthusiasin-the newspapers are read with in-
creasiBg gpsto-the most stupendeus frauds
are aPplauded, for the iinmenzity of their de-
sgn and the consummate skill If their execu-
tion-and even money panics are panegyrized,
because they afford wholesome experimental
lesson to the sufferers, and reveal to them the
magnitude of their errorsI 81.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Fanny Ferns New Book.
Fresh I caves.
eHA By FANNY FBRE Lt0-
In volume, Blue and God
-, - - - 80.


Fannys leaves are fresh Hyslv and piquan ard
they have the Of nature sbout hem There are
COCO many protested IL who that FANNY TedeY
fippan But this class ~ critic think that
anything Is coarse vulgar, and hppan. that Is not
cOmmon-psce aud Gun, and stuItd : skespeSre ana
Bvr D. and Sterne ADDISON and lis iag are dread
cric has couI led Shakspesre 20 dung hi, Dai what
Of Critics VIII have their say, nd they have Rh 70
too; I'd T. always exercises p Is isht without any ore
es I'd the OF iaio1 of les han the weather shows
for he church steepie- The public baFe ven
evdeI OF liking Fanny FERNS skechess
and the pub &c proves Whai j. and Vul
gar. Fsnnys sly has the vivaey srsenes and cpl
fancy 50 Ceufz tenderness, and teeminR with
simple and fet 7f as the mot hearty Nd
i'm ATS EBgh,h wit there are some WHO com
PLATA that she Is ere par graP,i ! arc "a ms - ana
and Ia Roch, fouesEld and Bacon BAT u W0uia DC an
Ood Objection 20 any aaihor that Re- con
Tito sragraph the Nit which another % vein
70 dHuse through an essay o. a vollme. Fanny Fern
elf bed iato reputation through the frrae d Ihe1es
Ter obscure 10 rnas and upelied the soTd
nels through WI .ch she addressed 4 a..
The present is a pretty little one WIKI gltt
eag~s and aqosi binding VI ieh as an an ooA
MAJ log very agreeable contTast 70 Ire con MOI p4@s ~
god nov the rage ng book manu- o.urers.
From rae Nelo Yorker
Fanny Fern appear a thous and times with fern
- - 10 ans 7Afea out NM,
lag ana she M he As yeshle evrr Although she
calls hsF last book super b vie by Me-sTs Ma
sons Fresh Leaves, whatever she has Is lace
te CO on look and % iatsl In its % he
The eye is hNed keen JUS e,ye
let her faults be what they whsEever amy fern
Subject t is eoneludedN on heel The eomfrt
her. This l. richest publ iul
o. lie varied and abunGaUt The ca Tor the bOok vii,
no doubt, be loud and long.
FOR SAFE IN QUANTITIES BY
w. T. BERRY & co,
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City BuiIding and Loan Association.
TRUST SALE OF
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.

s DY VIRTUR or MORTGAGE. with power % self &C..
- exe'used bv EdEsrd LAWrvnee 10 the City Building
ard cciaeion Of Nashville which mortgage OF
keeori tie Registers Office Of DAVIDSON county, in Book,
NO.l8 page viii expose Public Sale, The Court
House gate Ia Nashville, Sstur sy, the 10Th day
OF DC ober bext 10 the highest bidder for cash. the
erty conveyed in sad Morig Lot No 10 and
part OF Lot no H. Of Brues plan Of Lots, beginning al
the east corner OF - Dicksons Lot - street., rnH'
ni5g eastWardy Sail forty Feet thence AZ git
angles with said northWaFdly hundred I'd
Re Il foot aey thence tEardiy ~ said aheT
forty fest 49, Dieksoa's north corner thence souh
Wsrdl hundred and ten feet 10 the beginning; on
which there IS erected good double Brick tenement, to-
gethrr with other
me RICH. OF Redemption is expressly waived in said
Mortgage.
sePi 2s-dtd SAMUEL ssAY, Treasurer.
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COMMITTED TO the Jai NJ David county. on the
~ 2lth Of September. 1857, two negro men; Fays
IS Is Charles thai he belongs Wash White
side Of Franklin, Simpson county XIV Charles is about
% 80 years Of feet inches high, weighs
abo1i t40 $50 lbs, black long hair, has his right
hand a bad scar caused by cotton gin wien boy.
Also, other who hs name 1, George, and that
he belongs bchatd ade Of 6utherfr~ iuntv Tenn
George about 20 23 years sge weighs 40
f45 D. feet or inches high, yeilo complex ion,
long hair tired up with strings The
to come forward property charges the law
directs W. II. CLEfONS, Jailor,
sept2S. OF Dayidson county, at Nashville, Tenn.
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e. bate discoveries IN Pathology show that
Vefy msny % she diseases whsch sfitct mankind
aEi=e ifom impuFily Of the blood. This has long
been suspected, but g l. ouly lately knosn. Ia
e0psumptioa. tabereiss r foaui 20 be se1lmen-
taFE eeposits from tte b Cd DFapsy, gout, ssu-
Ger Ulcers. sud rFuplioas, al sFisr in dieeFdsred
deposits from the blo0f Bilious diseases and
eFers are caused solsly BY hs defanssd. aBhezllsy
state, and eEea the de1lsne n life faoWs ~ant 81
vitality 10 she eleod- % siss Of these facts Or
ATEE designed uis Cafharf5c Phi especially q pa
r,fy sol las1sorate ths ois9a, and hene believe
sFise its nnpssFasilsd snrcsss = ooaGrolEs and
euring disease- asfieai Jourart ss7iW
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EW-W learn By lhe Dabuqae RfFablisIa that
there vas aght fss asys since atursn uuiied
States sepatoF 1enes, Of io~a, aad Judge Wiiasa,
sho a sPPeaFs souis B. glad 20 BE Seaztor il
places q Joaes. The accounts Il The psFsonai var
older n.tsFt4ilys bat Il = sgsssd shat there was
n0t EQeh damage done.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-29

BY THE GOZEN OLE SINGLE COPY
The attention Of SCHOOL TEACHERS, and COUNTRY
MERCHANTS is invited TO my large STOCK OF SCHOOL
BOOKS, viz:
Elementary Spoilers, silimsns Chemistry,
Pictorial Spoilers, Constock's Chemistry,
Comly's speler. Lineoln's Botanv,
To mes spell er, Pictorial o. States
spellerf D, fner, Paries Is Histories,
Towers leaders, Ancient History,
Good:eh's Readers, Modern sory,
NcGuCeys Resders, AIeysn6eT's Moral Science,
Browns Grammar, Way and's Moral Science,
Buffers Graa nor, Coustcek's Philos ophy,
Rirkham's Grammar Abercronbies Philosophy,
Farley : geography, ON sted's Pr lilo; oPhy,
Mitehel's Geography, Farkers Philosophy
Smiths Geography, CoIton's Geographyss
Olney's Geography, WIZARDS Hi tory,
Webser's Dictionary, wlFons History,
alker's Dictionary Olmstsd's Astronomy,
Colburn's Arithmetic, ToEco's Grammar,
Davies First Lessons, Song Book OF Sci col Room,
Davies School Arithmetic, Copy Books,
Rays Arjthue tie, Pictorial England,
Pixies Arithmetic, Towns Ana ysis,
smiIsy's Ari 'hmetic, McElhgo'fs Anayzer,
Davies Algebra, Latin Books,
Rays Algebra, Greek Book,
stoddsrd's ATuhmetics, Slates and Pencils Sc,
For sale by CHARLES ". SMITH,
sepu. rae ~ College street.
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Annual Session of the Grand Lodge.

The annual session Of the Grand Lodge of the In-
dependent Order of Odd Fellows Of the United
States commenced at Baltimore, on the 2lst inst
The Grand Sire and the Grand Secretary presented
their annual reports. The receipts of the Grand
Seer tary for the fiscal year commencing Sept. Is,
1885, and ending Sept. /, 1857, were Sll, 995 Is
The installation Of the grand officers took place,
viz: P. G. NJ. George W. Race, Of Louisiana, N w.
Grano Sire, P. G. 81. Timothy G. senter, of New
Hampshire, Deputy Grand Sire; 2. 6. 81. Jas. L.
Ridgely. of Maryland Grand Corresponding and
recording Seeretaryi and P. 6. Joshua Vansant, of
Maryland, Ora d Treasurer.
The Grand Sire nominated the following Grand
officers, which were Confirmed; P. G.. Rev, J. D..
aeoaba, of Virginia, R. w. Grand Chaplain; P. G..
A. n. Foute, Of Tennessee, r w. Grand Marshal;
P. G. Il. Lewyt. of Maryland, W. Grand Guar
dian; P. G. J E. Chamberlaia, Of Maryland, W.
Grand Messenger.
The Order throughout the United States is gen.
orally 10 prosperous coalition.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-29

JupaE CuEris--We have "a authentic azpia-
natiea Of Ja.'ss UnEtis Fssisustioa he Fstises
from sbe sapfssae Beach simply beeauss OF tas
ibRullelspcy 81 she salary, uhicb he G1is utiefly
iaaosqasts % ths sapport q be family. 81 pFo-
poses . Fetptu . ne REastco q bis pToaessioa.
49, .4nas4 NasfL
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SO REWARD.
POCKET BOOK LOST.

ON Satutd day evening last lost on my side pocket,
" my POCKET BOOK, containing notes and accounts
end discount cole ction. will pay The above reward
Tor the delivery OF the same 10 al the Patriot ONCE
II be Of no service to any one, payment the
notes have BEEN stopped.
sept29-ft WILLIAM ALLEN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-29

HIeH PRICE ron NEGRoEs.-We have often heard
that thit ~ortn its weight il silver, but did
not think would ever see groes sell for such
price. a few days since gentleman of e Is place
paid 81 200 apiece for five negro girls from twelve
tn fifteen years of age. Reckoning silver at t~tlse
ounces to the pound, which is Troy weight, the ne
grOes, ALLOW wing them q hundred pounds weight
each, cost just their weight in silver.
The crazy prophecy of some that negro fell
lows woulI, i've year,, bring 50, 000 will, We
believe, be fulfilled. = Eatas0 Ala Wig.
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n HoBSoS, President
W. MHELESS. Cashier.

To place Creditors Of ghs Bank OF Nashville be-
you'd III doubts We have determined 70 eosssy eur
private property as additional security to bs used
10 The Of oesslt. EeseEvlps oaiy saOagh 10
pay our private indebtedness, which Is SNAIL
n HOBsoS.
". NhELESS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-29

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1857.

AGENCY DAVID W. HYE, E.q., is Dow on
collecting tour. and via ell upon our subscribers
10 the counties Of sumner, Wfsoa. Smith, Macon.
White, Jackson, and DeKalb.
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BASK OF NAsnvILLE, Sept. rs. 1851

DASA VI NAshfiLAAs NFPs- % Aoet.
In consequence Of pFsjuaieial and uuiou"ded re-
ports rvlsIve 10 hs sOlveuey Of tits Bauk, causing
5 large number Of depositors 30 withdFas their
funds, besides heavy demand for coin, sc have
been forced 20 suspend payments for the present.
We beg Of our friends TO take DO action IN lbe
matter for lev days aadl We have bad time Tor
r,asetion as to the bess coarse 10 be pursued Our
ample % pay ali Abiiitlss. and they shall
be faithfully applied.