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and higher prices FOX hemp sn general may be expected me
Cincinnati azts 81 ss Ilth sass Hsnp We notice an
active demaad, with strong speculative feeling and Prime Mis-
souri, isDoW $780, with SALES the fore part Of week at
Sis per ton" We notice prices have largely advanced in ST.
Louis. 1LEttaa
FLAX sEED-The Flax IN the Northern and Western
States is said to have out poorly and considerable
vance in the price OF has taken place We note change
in prices here quote market 697oe- The Cincinnati
Price CuTTeHtof the 1lth says:
The late dvicesfrom country have but little Doubt that the
crop article partial failare This may be attributed to
weather, and he rapid growth Of me Weeds winch prevented
the bowes filling. And then, owing TO the late and wet
sprng not over thirds OF the usual quantity q land
sOEn, that vas lasyear 50 that q VA
Of these facts The price to sllOglS per bushel
recently, and win no doubt 60 higher Is CT
DRIED FRUITs-Apples quoted at Sl9i2J per busel
There are no Peaches IN markets and dealers have not fixed upon
prices The crops Apples and peaches in this State
large and farmers would well dryas large quantities. Is they
well can as there VIII be good market for both The fruit crop
Of the Northern and Western States has proved partial alne
and the demandfo Dried those quarters, said
win be very large The Cincinnati Gazette Of the lit says
There has improved demand for Dried Apples, and
prices advanced to s759s7 per buei, with sales Of 900 bash
els Dried Peaches W scarce and prices must be regarded
as nominal at Sl-50 -UFa
IRON AND CAsTINGsTennesse bar, SIC; Pittsburg bar,
31e; Band 775c; Hoop e}ao34c Sheet s1s9sc; Common
Castings 45oi Mil Cranks and Gudgeons 5e Wagon Boxes
4lzc per II. Pig s35 per ton.
LEATHER AND ITIDEs-Tae marst we'll supplied With
Leather, which quote follows oak aDdhelock tanned Sole
and Harnesss7S5oe sirtng 35c upper S93 0peF dozen
dry Hides are worth l21zal5, and green 4a5c per
CATTLE-Butchsrs paying 5s5ho neat, and 2}zs3c,
gross, for beef cattle, and Sl.jG92 so forsheep
FEATHERs-Live geese command 35a3sc when put up in
good shipping order. CEz
sALT-The advance noticed last week has been maintained
and continue quote fine Sack at 81 - and coarse at $50
Barrel Salt is selling at BIC per bu.
CANDEEsWe notice advance in Star Candles, which ara
nov quoted at 2 corresponding advance having been es
established in Cincinnati, where Star selling at 20c
wHIsKEY-We quote Rectifed 2is23o and White Tennes
see at 6O97Jc. The Cincinnati Gazee Of the Ilh says:
The demand has been active, and price higher pc the cur
Wednesday Thursday and Friday and 23c Saturday.
Monday and yesterday, closing steady at this rate,
The telegraph reports the price current Friday the l3h at c
which S a decline Of lc
WHEAT BAGs-Two bushels, IL 820; each.
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By TELEG RAN.


NEw 0RLEEs, August I4-CottOn dull; Flour &C
tive-Sales to-day 1000 bbls. at 81 IS. Corn &C.
tive, 65@6S; Kentucky Bagging l43 Bale rope,
machine y; holders are wiling sellers
The deaths at The Charity Hospital for the week
number 81.
Atlantic Gable.
TBISITY BAY, Aug. Is -Whitehouse's inssru.
ment, thus far, does not work on The Atlantic Gable
Whitehouse declines giving any Information respect
ing operations Hughes instrument will undou6t-
edly be effective, when it gets ready. Signals are
constantly passing through the cable.
SANTA FE, July 26.-=Ifealth is good Business is
reviviDg. A difficulty is apprehended between the
Indians and soldiers at Fort Defiance On account
of the Indians killing Major Brooks negro.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 14.-Several deaths have oo-
Cured from yellow fever. The Physicians say that
it is not an epidemic. The steamer Cahawba has
arrived The bark Benjamin Burgess, from Glen
fuegas for Boston, hasl arrived at Key West. She
lost part of her cargo.
salas, the Spanish Consul was drowned at KEY
West on the 9Th. -----.-
Savannah Sugars aotive-advauced, Musca7adO Al
as; Molaases active S3694
AuausrA, Ga, Aug. I4.-Gsn. Walker passed
through here yesterday, northWard-
.CINcrxEAr1, Aug. l4-Flour 81 75(as5 25;
WHISKY "a Wheat new 95@Sl OF; Oats s.. Perk;
Bulk Sides 81; Mess SIG 70.
New York, Aug 14-CottOn quiet-Sales 1000
bales; Flour firm. Southefn Red Wheat 81 GOA
81 So Southern Wheat 81 3O9SI so. Mixed
Corn 7lG65; White 5000 yellow s3@95. Pork
Sl7 25GsI7 so. Whisky 263627. Sucars-7G
"a Bacon Sides 81 81; Shoulders 5000; TalloW
9B@9f -s ,r.lss~ r~....-N
ST. LOUIS. l4.-The Mississippi Missouri and Hi
nois are all reeeding The Upper Mississippi is ri
sing slowly at Dubuque, with s. feet water on the
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sTEAMER RLANCIEE LEWIS FoR SIZE.

ON SATURDAY, 2lst August, will sell to the 49,
Z highest bidder the Blanche Lewis ellAH-,
she lies at the wharf in Paducah, KY, a -
three, nine months for accepancg salts
corily endorsed She draws 20 inches, 400
good repair running The object Of is to
close the concern Sale positive and without
D. G FOWLER,
TT0S. BELLSNTDER,
JOHN d. BATEMAN.
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LAW SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY
At Cam bridge, Mass.

a
The Instructors az this School are
Hon JOEL PAgKER, LID, Royal Professor
Hon. THEopHILus Parsons, LID, Dane Professor.
Hon. EMORY WAsHBuBN, LID, University Professor
FEyHE course Of instruction the various branches
the Common Law, and Of Equity, Admiralty, Comnercia
International Constitutional Law, and the Jurisprudence Of
States. The Law Library consists Of about llO
volumes appear they adde and every
effort is made to render it complete.
instruction given by oral lectures and eXpOSons land By
rtons and examinations in connection with tleml, OF which
there ten every Two Moot Courts also holden IN
each week at of which cause, previously given o Is ar
ue by four Students opinion delivered by the Presiding
Instructor Rooms facilities also provided Tor the
Club Courts and an Assembly held weekly for practice IN de
bate acquiring knowledge Of parliamentary law and pro
caelngs r.-..
Students may enter the School in stage OF their
studies pursuits and at the OF either
term, the middle or other part Of a term.
They are al Iitrt cct studies they will pursue &C
cordus their Of their wants and aainments
Acliemcal year, which commences Thursday
after the third Wednesday July is divided into two terms Of
twenty each with vacation Of xix weeks at the end Of
each term.
During The winter vacation Library is opened, warmed and
lighted, for the use Of the members Of the School
Of the next term will commence on MONDAY
Sept 6, 1858. -,
Applications for admission for Catalogues further
nformaon may made to either Of the Professors al Gam
/ bridge.
Cambridge, Mass, June, 1855 jy6-laV3W IS
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KENTUCKY SCHOOL OF MEDFSHAE'
Huntsville, Kennaeky.

yuVrgr reetures In this Institution VII connen @ No.
TT,5gav In November, and continue four -
0ltotsr preliminary lectures viii be deiFeen a. -
TACULI1s
Beni w. Dudley, n. D., Emeritus ~ 49, nd PrScs az
Medicine. .s--.,- AZ Obstetrics ana Clinical AIedia
cine. - ,-,rrsor Of Medical Chenisfrv.
n b MARSHALL NJ D. Fi''1'''l VI llli y '
Pegties ea d. D. Professor Of The PrinePias Of SUR
3 y N Sf-man NJ D., Professor Of Anayng- ...-,,.,
y " BayIsss n D., Pr0isoFof PhFziolosy and f-l'ios
md Cunulns, II. D., DeEnonstraors
foL i-ii -'--'- n T. MARSHALL, NJ ~.
"a. Bsan e hsFsc1T.
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Fever and Ague.
Case Of E7gEt Months StgNdiag Cured By BdRHA TES
HOLLAND BLTLERS -AcHAEL KELLY No, III Seventh,
near Grant Street. says:
July, while running the riyer coon-boat ply
ing between Nachez andN New Orleans taken with Fever
For eight long months suffered with this dreadful
disease The greater part Of this time unable work, and
spent at least fifty dollars for different medicines but founi
permanent relief Three weeks ago Of friends insisted
upon my trying BGRHAvE HOLLAND BTTRs saying that cTe
guaranteed After taking it for week must state,
a sound have work for two weeks and
have had return OF the Chils and Fever whaever."
certify that the above statement is true.
THOMAS ADAMS,
DIAMOND Houss, or at 2. CEe5tey's Gothic HaH.
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To the Farmers Of Middle Tenn.

10 the Farmers of Middle Tenn.
AyINGfor some been engagen the purchase Of
Wheat and having large quantity dehVefeI lha uAls
conditions SAID damage gIsing rom llsuC si ~ ODa
Hundred Thousand Wheat will receive and store your
Wheat for two ons free Of charge privilege Of buying
or selling it. when You wish to put upon market. You
any sample il, and show to purchars fOr
do not want their Wheat and who have not houses
secure it, excellent opportunity for storage without
cost wish to sell now, woalds We are always
e2O-f H. S. FRENCH 4 son.
x. c. HI,NAIRY & Co.,
HAVE received during the past few weeks large allG
TO their Summer stock, and have many new and desirable
goods adapted to the present season.
ELEGANT DOUBLE Skirts AND FLOUNCEs IN
EGs4RENEDlNE,
FRENCH 5ACONETs, &C.
ELEGANT Bridal Dresses, in Silk and Illusioni
Goods for Travelling Dresses, in great variety
Val and Point Lace Sets
Linen and Pquet do
Lace Nitts, great variety;
Kid Gloves, all sizes and cOOrs;
Isis,.1t TIasd OrDareuts---
Do Fans, (suita1ls I. g; ne agPsoaohns oOn'er)
We have now unuuIly large stock OF all kinds
plain and cOlorsa SGt;e3s T 1Sq an
All widths Linen Cotton sheengs, Pillow Cottons and
mems, qualities, Table Daas6 Towels SaPHs e &c
CARPETS AND OIL CLOAhS'
We have now elegant stock Of Velvet Brussels
ply ply Ingayin CaPedngs together with Rugs mats,
also the largest best stock Of Floor Oil Cloths ever brought
to tins market S az I5 @ viii Ell at the very lowest pos
sble prices cash, prompt buyers on time.
I DELHNQDENISs
rive hope delinquent friends who arrears previous 70
lat January 1853 will he offended when they ind their &C
counts in tie hands officer feel that have been
very ndulgent, will not wait any longer
/ maY30 - V lc-.-AllHA = -
ExecutOrss Sale OF Lands--On One, Two, or
/ Three Years. Time
WILL sell highest bidder, Saturday, the 4h day Of
September next three tracts OF land IN the neghDorhoOd OF
Pennington, Marshall county, Tenn
The Home Place, containing about one hundred and hseyen
acres which there is mansion, neatly hn good water
and fne land
The Pand Place. by, containing one hundred acres
the most Of it good land the balance Of good cedar timber and
Z good water.
The Iund or Ewing Places two miles from Home Tract
eighty acres cedar land thirty aeresele
Win water and cas, twenty OrtWen acres OF which 0Oa
/ cedar timber, and will be sold in lots
Sold n one two three years time with interest from date
the purchaser giving security and lein on the land for tie Pur
/ ehass money iN Jams JAMES s. WEBB,
iy2O Ez. Of John L, Parsley ; VIII,
C,TRAYED.--Youngco cow with calf, the owner have
tber bv calling at and paying cost Of dYeris
nt Enore Of james Jackson, at brennan Foundry College
I street. L--5
CtVNDRVES. --Freh Burmuds Arrow Root, Pearl Sage
PuIo French Chalk Shoe Brushes, sedets Powders Baisam
Fir Diamond Clements Bung Corks, &C. For ale ty
-'' GDEM0YILLE a SELL.
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COTOOsA sPRIN6s.
WAT & BEERS
UTRRWCATENG GREASE


A CHEAP and durable compound ior gIsaai1s - go
~ Omnibusess CarFiagess CaFts3 80 I..s,- -
Wagons; also an economical and alfa9- ~ n -. -
Heavy machinery Il Val not gum m = ~
by heat or cold. Fer sale IN tn Cans A v,rSS y ~
EWEN, PENDLH1yA = ~
rs vi BERRY & DEMOYILLE,
A. STRETCH,
10. G. BROWN
a,7 7,-,,ggsts generally. kls-1om
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VIE undersigned will pay the cash for fry likely young
Negroes he will also board and sell them ~
commission Cedar street, Nashville Tenn, and "a
will responsible the escape Of all negroes left
charge Cali and see. lJuly25tfl THOS. G.. JAMES.
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aas NEW books.
New Books

OsCE0LA, TIE SEMINOLE e.. rhs Red 4.-a 5g -
Flower Land By Capt Reid. Bauas1ig niu.s.s VIA ar
ginaldesgns
Henry Herbert. =
WILD FLOWERS. "a novel that win not s..ly b sur
passed. "-Load0a Observer
TIE FRENCH INCENDIART. b. Ehgsns sus.
TIE MODERN OTIELLO- Auahor o. Ellen Grsnt.
DIVA, AND EHE MANIAC HETREss. By .Lae au- ite
-loaa- J azt received y [iula7l JOIN ok
history Or the Origin, Formation, and Adoption o. the Consta
u'a o. ne United States with o. IS principal frEners
By George Ticknor Carts.
The second volume now issued 1. sl =. - bs., ~ bs
formation and adoption Of ne Coasatusn. IL ss sbusr
most absorbing interest b Aneses-nor an any one fv an
Pr0eate ne aagracenoe OTIS Structure ust he ,i 49,.
cOmPanei Mr. Curtis through his q component v
and bis account q ne leed Of puing them tossshr Tor
saieby JOHN TORK Z 90.
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The Hs Spence undst the advice Of tie moa eunert legal
counsel VII forthuith institute salt chAncery against the
Bank Of Tennessee for the Of the missing bonds. We
but unite With correspondent IN the expression Of the
hope that the may successful IN feTeng OUT and fixing
the guilt upon the right party this neiarious sEnde, BY
which the honest 0ag Of the country have been cheated
Of their hard earnings swell the Golfers Of those Whose
ulate upon their misfortune.
regard e much talked OF over payment Of Interest on
the state neeess our correspondent the snouBt 62ed
upon W the committee ranged 81 dst times from thirty
hunrei thousand dollars but that they have finally
duced It 10 comparatively rhing aud be ocularly
gt that when they have computed the difference in exchange
salaries and other expenses ncidenta to is payment, Is will
vrv liv turn ont that the ks paid M aBsOuat
dge ~ Interest uoR ds, ana Is aeuagiR aFTers
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA
At Augusta.
TTyHE NEXT ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES in this
Institution will legin o. the first MONDAY IN NOYEM
Der next, with Introductory Lecture by Prof JONES
Emeritus Prof Of AnatOmy-G. NJ. NEWTON, MD.
Anatomy-H. F. CAMPBELL, NJ D.
Surgery-L. A. DUGAS, MD.
Chemistry and Pharmacy-JOS. JONES, MD.
Inittutes and Practice-L. D. FORD, MD.
Physiology and Pathological Anatomy-H. V. MILLER MD.
aeria Medca, Therapeutics and Medical jurisprudence
1. P. CALVIN, MD.
Demonstration Of Anatomy-ROBERT CAMPBELL, MD.
Assistant Demonstrators. B. SIMMONS, MD.
Prosector Of Surgey. W. D. FORD, Md
Curator of Museum-T. 2. CLEAYELAND.
Tickets for the whole course, SlO1 W
Naturalization Ito be taken Once), . w
Practical Anatomy Ito be taken once), 10 W
further information apply to member OF the Faculty. or
to the undersigned. aug6-W4tl l. r GAhNlN, Dean
TNRESH ARRIVALS
Ladies' French Lasting Caters, with heeisi
Do italian Cloth side laced Caters
Kid Pump Congress Boots;
Do French Lasting Congress Callers
Do do do Slippers;
Do Black Velvet and Kid Slippers;
Misses Caters, Boots, and Slippers
Of Chdrens and Infants Boots Shoes, and
Caters. Just received by JOHN RAMAGE,
augl ~ College street.
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Magnificent scheme!
EACH SATURDAY IN AUGUST /!


Circular showing the plan of the Lot.
teries will be sent TO any one desirons OF
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES WILDE sold at
the following rates, which is the risk:
Certificates Of PacSages Of 10 Hb9e Tickets S3S
" 10 ighhs 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OF CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the to address for the Tickets Grdee on
receipt Of which they will be forwarded by first mail purchasers
have tickets ending in any figure they may designate.
The List of Drawn numbers and Prizes will be sent to pur
chasers Immediately after the drawing
? Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, and
give their Post Office, County and State.
withoutdeiuction
ID All prizes of $1,000 unde, paid Immediately after
the drawng-oter prizes the time Of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Address onies for Tickets Certificates to
s. SWAN 81 co.. Augusta, Georgia.
r Persons residing near Montgomery Alan or Atlanta TIA
have their orders fl and tine, by addressing 3 swan
K Co., at either Of those cities.
list Of the numbers that drawn from the Wheel with
the amount of the prize that each one entitled TO- will be pub
shed after every drawing in the following
tGa) COnstihitionaist, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register
Charleston Standard Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Inteignc
Dispatch, New York Dispatch, Pauiug (ss) Clarion, and
Little Rock GArk.l True Democrat. jy-@
SECOND SPRING AND SUMNER
IMPORTATIONs FOR 1853.
?. FURMAN, oEo. sEARIGHT,
N. GoODLoE, ANDR. CAMPBELL
FURWAN & Co.,
NO. .. PUBLIC SQUARE, NEAR THE WIRE BRIDGE,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
AMERICAN, BRITISH GERAAN, FREyCH 6 LILLIAN
DRY GOODS.
ENOUGH TO SET THE WORLD ON FIRE.
81 large lot Of Shanghai Matches ure fire. the
cheapest article Also old Pnci
pie Segars at J. W. LANGLEY & CO.,
unt2f ~ Union street.
ENLATN and fuII-bOsOm Shirts;
Fine woYe bosom Shirts;
Embroidered bosom Shirts;
White Isle Drawers;
White Linen Dnwers;
White Jeans Drawers;
White Isle Undershirts;
White Cotton Understands;
White Muslin Undershirts;
White and brown English Half Hosei
White and fancy Lse HalfIIose;
White and fancy Cotton Half Hose;
| New style Lace SIX Ties;
| New style Fancy Silk Ties;
/ New style De JoinTile Ties
| Fine fancy silk Suspenders;
Fine embroidered Susiendcrs;
| Suspenders to without vests;
/ White Stone and Cameo Vest Buttons
] Colored Stone and Pearl Vest Buttons;
! CoIorel stone and Agate Vest Buttons;
/ New style Feather Fans
! White and cOIored Ivory Fans
| Fancy and black Spanish Fans;
/ Just received to-day at J. II. MCGILL'S
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Furnishing and Fancy Store,
! i've Cor College street and Public Square.
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ezh.OOO--s7h.OO0.

DARE CHANCE FOR FORTUNE.--FOR
HI sALE-s75 900 worth Of the valuable real
will sell on reasonable terms, desirable
city property oderedin this markets lying Cherry Cedar,
Market Spruce Streets su5e for business private
Welngs propose % exchange the above for likely Negroes
d the best cash price
stmay l5-d WILL I. BOYD IN
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TNINE FARM FOR SALE.--I WISH To
Of the preiest and desirable places
been for sale. It contains 900 acres Inc and fer
tile land With elegant improvements.
Also, containing - acres veil Easrsd and tu1erea, viz
improvements.
may l5-d WILL Z. BOYD, Jr.
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Circular showing the plan of the Lot.
teries Will be sent TO any one deslrouS OF
receiving il.
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES WILDE sold at
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Those 10 want Of oasl, viii please REMEMBER ' 'e ui.' o.
the City Building aud loan Association Rii g qs7sA % "
rBoyr evening sts ips at the Merchants Exchange, Col
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GOLD PEN MANDATORY.
LHHoskles - z4zszzzzzl=l-z.~-
THN H. HOSKINS, 50 Third street, between Market and
jefferson, Louisville KY, offers to the public, Gold Pens
manufacture wholesale and RETAIL warranted equal
any made in the country.
GOLD PENS REPAIRED AND REPOINTED,
Pens mab accompanied with 50 cents, money
stamps will he repaired and returned by next mail
feh14-d&WlE
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NEw 0R1EEs, August I4-Cotton dull Flour ae-
tive-Sales to-day 1000 bbls. at 81 IS. Corn &C.
tive, 65@6s Kentucky Bagging l43 Bale rope,
machine Z; holders are wiling sellers
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paragraph has been going the rounds Of the paper recently
stating that an old lady Of Tucumba, Ala offers reward
900 any young lady not Il years Of age who
ting live in the capacity Of adopted daughter her.
Tuscumba Democrat says this is hoax, but
simple enough bile the thrown out"
few days letter for the old lady who 100000 reward
for lady, received by the Post Master Tuscumb
which is published in the Nelaoerat as folloNs:
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Bill PaPer.--A large lot Of Bill Paper varioas szs
and qualities, Just received b je3O y HA9AN
Graham's Magazine for August.
CRAHAMS illustrated Magazine, a splendid number just
y received and for sale by +. mA6AN,
fulyI7 Market street.
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CAt the old stand OF Kirkmau & Enis)
aug3-dlm No. 81 Public Square.
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Ladids' and Gsntlsman's Furnishing store,
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THE GooDwooD RAcEs-sucoEss AMERICAN BoRsE
OaAxDA-The Lonioa the eh July, report Of
the oOdRood races says Of The second ato that he American
colors were borne IN triumph past the post adds:
Indeed the match between Mimosa and Orlando resolved
match Of judgment between the representative
American turf in this country and English gentleman
knOwedged shrewdness In racing affairs. Each gentleman had in
possessed the animals which pitted against other
and the result Of the showed that John Bull his turf pur
suits is sometimes Witted by Jonathan. The success Orr
suda proved at least the correctness Of Mr. r. Ten rsee ug
ment."
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.C1Nc1NNAT1, aug. l4-Flour S4 750s5 25;
WHISKY "a Wheat new 95@sSI OF; Oats So Perk;
Bulk Sides 81; Mess SIG 70.
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we learn from the Memphis papers that an Old man was killed
~ the locomotive attached to te passenger tram Oh me @eaps
ana Charleston Railroad on Tuesday evening" tie I0 inst lie
was Observed standing upon the track and warned that the train
was approaching remained in his position facing the lOcomo-
tive until e cuoatcher killed him. supposed
he awaited himself Of dis method committing suicide.
na,reis supposed 10 be IIuou LEWIS.
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The deaths Al lhe Charity Hospital for The weel
number 81.
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Mr.. R. Ten Broeck's Orlando, by Cossack years. est
i2h. Plumb Il
Mr. Psyne's Mimosa, years, est. Oh. CChal9ner) .
Betting: % 5, at first to MimOsa.
Orlando led from start nish and easily by two lengths
Mr. TS BRoE and WoodbuTn did not of with
equal hOnors the matches which they were entered.
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OFFICE HoLDERs GIoING TO Kansas
Occasional" the correspondent of the
Philadelphia Press, says that the idea o.
sending gang of office-holders to Kan.
sas, to ask the people to accept the Eng.
lish bride, is really being acted upon. ]
tried to get the names but failed. A very
intelligent gentleman assures me, however,
that party has gone forward. Was
there ever such infatuation and fatality
These travelling auctioneers, who go, with
hammer in hand, to knock down the
peoples rights, for $50 much trash a.
could be grasped thus" viii be under.
stood and exposed. They will circulate
like marked men-each with his price on
his back. A novel idea this, of sending
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