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The following are the volunteer toasts given at
Vauxhau Gardens on the 4th inst. The delay was
absolutely unavoidable we could by no possibility
have presented them to onr readers last week in a
manner that would have been satisfactory to the
authors. Many Of them were written with pen
Gill; on small bits of paper, and required both labor
and attention to decipher them. We trust that this
will be deemed a sufficient apology by our readers.
Volunteer TOasts.
Andrew Jacksonville memory Of the illustrious
patriot, and sage Of Monticello.
A deputation from the ladies waited on the Presi-
dent of the day, and presented the following senti
ment: Gen. Jackson having retired)
'Honor and gratitude to Gen JACKSON, the
professor Of the "Beauty and Booty" Of New Or
leans.
A. Porter-Dr. Felix Robertson, President Of the
day, DESCENDANT Of that never-to- beforgoten Gen.
James Robertson, deceased one Of the early found
ers Of Cul State. and an incorporating rePubll-
can. The Doctor walks in the footsteps Of his
father.
VIM Wbite--The 4th Of July The anniversary
Of American Independence. May its pleasures be
never msrred by party spirit political discussion
Judge 10. Pmlps-The next Congress It's term
embraces q crisis more important than any which
has occurred since the origin Of our government.
Is within that period must be determined the great
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BY TELEGRAPH.
The Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, July Cotton, sales 500 bales.
Sales Of the week 1890 bales. Receipts $500
bale Increase in reoeps a. this port 1O3 800 bales
Increase at all ports $4,000 bales Stock 10l, 900
baIes. Flour 4.l5. India bagging 158. Other
articles unchanged.
CINCINNATI, July Flour g. 90a4 90 for extra;
Wheat, 65a75 for Red, 80a95 for White; Corn so;
Oats IS; Linseed e6a67; Mess Pork IA so, held at
1875; Bacon, Shoulders g. Sides 7a7f; Lard in bbs.
93alU; Whisky 10.
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tbs TRAEsIT ROUTE.-The New York Tribune
says: We publish this morning letter from re-
sgonsible source, unfolding new and most remark
able chapter in Central Ameriead diplomacy. Briefly
NJ Felix Belly, and his French gasoOnade on the one
hand, end the old Transit Company with its new
treaty on the other, have been completely Out-gen
eraled by Commodore Vanderbilt, who has made q
personal treaty with Nicaragua, backing it with a
loan of 500. 900, from his own pocket, and has
thereby secured to himself monopoly Of the Tran-
cit Route for a term Of years. The Transit Route
is safe in American hards, under a contract which
secures its reOPeniDg within ninety days and its
maintenance thereafter. So Mons Belly may re-
tire.
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Another element Of Mexican disturbances, says
the Herald exists in the EumOred presence Of Gen.
Almonte in that city, as an agent for Santa Anna
The Herald remarks: Under these circumstances.
Mr. Buchanan should be prepared 10 send special
commissioner to Mexico, with instructions to make
known to any government that may be in power
there, its fixed determination to cause the rights Of
our citizens TO be respected, and that it viii not
pass over in ignOmiHous silence, the repetition Of
such acts as the last three years have Witnessed not
only towards our privats citizens, but towards cur
official representatives Such course is necessary
toward all parties in Mexico. Il is not enc alone
that has been guilty. Under President COmmonfort
we had our Consul arrested at Mazatlan and drag
ged through the streets TO prison for doing his duty
ZulOags seized upon the property Of our country
men 10 found a national bank; and Cara leading
liberal of the present school, does the same
thing with American property, in order to enable
him to retake TsmpicO.
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RgrhaVe,s Holland Bitters,

We have been selling BGrhaves Holland Rtters for
months and although, when first introduced VIC did not
urge sale being unacquanted with the article still we found
the public have it, and to demand we have
been Obliged purchase Of this arbe than
of any other patent medicine whatever Every day brings new
testimonials efficacy in removing the snts for
which recommended, and in offering it customers
do so with more confidence its virtues due to most pre-
parations Of the kind GALE BROTHERS, Druggists
june27-dwStwlw. lS4 Randolph St Chicago ILL.,
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MEMPHIS RACES
MEMPHIS COURSE


The Races over the Memphis Course will
commence on II ESDAK, October 19s 1885,
and continue five days.
FIRST DAY, TUESDAY, October l9-The "WALKER STAKE,
for three ods, $500 entrance $50 forfeit Mile heats three
or more to fill the se the Club add $780, provided the
to name and close the s day Of August 1853 Secur
ity will be required for the forfeit in the stake
SAME DAHJockey Club Purse 5000. Three mile heats.
SECOND DAY. WEDNESDAY, October 20-JOckey Club Purse
$500. Mile heats, three in five
SAME DA1Swepstake for two year olds $500 entrance;
$50 forfeit "Dash OF mile three fill the Stake
three entries Security will he required for the forfeit
THIRD DAY, THURSDAY, October 2l.--The "HARPER
STAKE for three year Olds. Two heats $500 entrance
500 forfeit three to fill the stake the Club add $780,
provided the is LIST day Of August
1853. Security will be required for the forfeit
FOURTH DAY. FRIDAY, October Jockey Club Purse $780,
Two mile heats.
FIFTH DAY, SATURDAY, October 23.-JOckey Club Purse
$1,000. Four mile heats
III "Wak Over the above Course entities the horse to the
full amount OF Jockey Club purses.
Y All entries, with forets must be directed to
VIM. T. ROUNDTREE, Proprietor,
je2q-tll Oct. 70 Memphis, Tennessee.
Lexington y Observer Reporter copy till October 10,
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John c. Osborn and John Nicely ". R. Davis and Others
appearing the satisfaction the Clerk and Master
the allegations in the compsinant bill, that the defendant
W. R. Davis nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee that
the ordinary process the be served him;
therefore ordered that publication be made in the Nashville UnOI
and American, newspaper published in the city Of Nashville,
Tennessee for four weeks requiring the defendant W.
r. Davis appear the Of the Chancey Court for
Marshall county, Tennessee be held at the court house thereof
the Of Lewisburg the first Wednesday after the third
Monday in August and plead demur to the
planants BILL the will for confessed 10 him.
aud for hearing psrte the term Of the court.
A true COPY, June "a, 1858. R. Z. KERCHEVAL,
iyl-W4t prs fee 50 Clerk and Master.
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Rsa- AcOntemporary quotes the New York Tribune
on the subject of the scarlet underskirts first worn
by the Queen of England, and heads the paragraph
d" GREELEY on red petticOats," In view of the
TFibuass position on the British Outrsgss, and the
Old-WOmanlike timidity of its editor, it would be
more appropriate to put red petticoats on GREELEY
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FHNE only in Lincoln county running regularly three times
week and back, from Fayetteville to Tulahoma; leaving
TuahOma, Monday, Wednesday and Friday; leave Fay
etevle Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. the mail
Fayetteville and the Tulahoma for the accomn0a
ton Of passengers. J. b. Smith, agent, Tuahoma. Good
and careulryers. The fare through only dollars.
iyI-wd JOHN II. TAYLOR.
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IiKc, viii very dull Market though We hssr that sDeor TIM
Iotg have bseu sold az higher YESTERDAY - -
weight sold az I0c, 90 days and interest
ToBAoooThe market shown but littla animation dn
past vesk and although there IS large oaeV and
holders DESTROYS sell at prices recently current b1sne
continues OF limited character. The sales Of the week eac
900 hhds in several lots, but ali on private terms except
3Oc g. a. 4OintEo equal lots at 81, a ~ al
H. at76, 81 and5 and yesterday l0s4 al at 6 sats,
at5<s and az SIC b. In the absence Or Of The
important quotations must st Be considered
rally nominal but Of the transactions said TO be =
The range Of the following figures though with feeble marke
Lues-Plantsrs' 5K9 So
Leaf-Inierior 70 common, 6z9
Fair, Ike -
Fine
Choice ClarksvIe, &C. 9h9llt5
Augusta Market, June 30.
BAcoS.-We rmnesz IN the Market but prices
main unchanged Demand moderate reduced
Hog e. Shoulders -; Hams 10 &c;
105Sc; Dufield Hams BIKE
GRAN.-Ihe transactions in Wheat are SMALL and
changed prices New Wheat commands 81 for prime red and
Sl.lO for prime white Old is selling
81 for white Corn scarce, and in demand 75c buse
Other Grains nominal
FLOUR.-We have nothing b IN this article The
market continues dull prices quoted Tennes
see extra family IS; s4.75d s.; suYsrine $3.50
LkED.Th article remains as previously quots1-1 46l3c.
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sheriH,s saIes--CoGee CountY.

virtue Of executions directed from crcut
Of Coffee county, wherein NJ NJ Henderson, plaintiff
and r. :. Hill defendant viii sell the house IN the
Manchester, the 18th day Angus; next tract Of
land in the 9Th civil district Of Coffee county, waters 9
Comptou's cre aiouug the lands % F. VI. Boyd NJ Hill and
William Sutton levied ON as the property Of said Hin.
prs fee 50 JAMES A. GARDEN, Sheriff.
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the time and place. will sell another tract Of land
In the 18th district Of Coffee county, adjoining the lands Of
Daniel and Jones Patterson, A NJ Rutege Others By virtue
Of executions directed from the circuit court Of Coffee
county. In J. NJ Burroughs is plaintiff and p
A Wiley defendants and ia the other james H. Young
plaintiff and the said T. P. and T. A Wiley are defenants levied
on the property Of T. A. Wiley.
iyl-F4t prs fee 50 JAMES A. GARDEN Sheriff.
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TNAX PAYERS owning property in the corporation
ve reminded that Corporation and school Taxes
due and payable at the Office Of the Collector the LIST Of
July Those who desire please pay
attention this notice The undersigned can be found at his
office, City Hall, the Public Square,
je3O-2W A NELSON, Collector.
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No - To-1IorrOyE.

In order to afford the attaches Of our Office an
Opportunity to participate in the ceremonies idcident
TO the anniversary Of our National Independence
no paper will be issued from this Office tomorrow
Our Tri-Weekly subscribers viii be supplied with
the Daily Of to-day.
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June /, 1858

Having purchased entire interest Of s. c. God, in the
OF Cooke aley will continue the Hat Boot
and shoe business old sand No. 50 North side Of the
Public s1are, where shall pleased old friends
and merchants generally.
iunel0-tf. COOKE & BAILEY.
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Thisis the first OF four volumes which will embraes the
psOdof the American revolution from ths Blockade OF
Boston the Treaty Of Pc, Pans. 72, and
tans great grss from nsuu=srpt snd unpublished
the history Of the nation duFngtfe first potion
his eVsntu period, including Blockade Bosoa Hzr-
Dor, the general organization the country the sRsron
Of the Charter OF Massachusetts the resistance the peo
pie Of Massachusetts, the spirit OF the South the Congress
Of MA the progress OF measures in England, Francs and
elsewhere, the Battles ofLsEiHston aad Concord the Siege
Of Boston, the Congress Of 5 a1 eaniee OF WashiRs0n
COmmander-in- Chief The Battle Of Bunker Hill, SC.
As thsre win doubtless be great demand for tas History
Of the Revolution, nd5p4ndent Of preceding volumes
the work. these four volumes Will also published sPa-
aiely, the American Revolution Vols, l. II, III, L,
with title page and binding 10 correspond.
The publishers Invite the aoutilu the renders
present volume Of Mr. BInor0gs History the United
States the drs volumes Of the work sths dlsnguls-
% merits OF which have grassll ack lodged b.
his cOuntrymsn." For sale By
W. r. Berry & Go.
msyI5 PubIic SaauFs
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NOT Il.

WE have this day with ourselves Mr. GEORGE
Wv LEE. and will continue business under the old style Of
Cooke, Bailey & Co. COOKE & BAILEY
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Notice.

NUIILts
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Broad Street Bridge
"A Company, at the City HOTEL on the LIST day Of june 1858
The following gentlemen Directors for the ensuing
year:
c. Z. HILMAN, r. H BROCKWAY,
DYER PEARL, 4. G. MNAIRY,
JOHN SHELBY, 7. W. EVANS,
SAMUEL NJ. SCOTT, A. W. JOHNSON
SAMUEL SEAH, HUGH DOUGLAS,
SAMUEL PRICHITT, NJ BURNS.
A. W. BUTLER, Sec'y & Treas.
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NOTICE


The Directors Broad Street Bridge Conan have this
day declared dividend Of per cent on the cspt co for
the six months, payable and after the fifth Of Suy next
A. W. BUTLER,
Soc IT,
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O. ". WHITE
OLDHAM a WHITE,
AT Law

Austins Texas
DRACTICE In the District Courts Western Texas and in
the Untei States District and supreme Court
TYLER every description known laws, pros
ecuted before the Courts the General Land Once Court
Of Claims Once Congress Avenue, near the Capitol.
iy1 5S-d&WIy
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SSTEAM BOAT FOR SALE,--Tbs
- Steamer FLORIDA she now lies at New lex y
Orleans, in first rate running condition, draws 30 -
inches water light and carries 1000 tons. She sold
great bargain if application be made soon to
JAMES A. DOLL,
je27-d3wa New, Albany Ind
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ANDREW J. SMITH,
no. As, BROADWAY, Nashville, TENNESSEE,
TENNESSEE IRON CASTINGS NAILS
sTEEL, AXLEs ELLIPTIC SPRINGS,
Nd all other articles his line Of Business which he offers
wholesale and retail, low for cash, At the above stand.
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For 1Iemphi. 10 ID. Louis.

TEVHE new and splendid steamer 1IINNETONKA,
Capt. H. c. MATuESET, viii leave as above ella1-tA
and intermediate ports, THIS DAY, clock -
A. NJ. For freight passage apply on board or 70
iy2-lt A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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Four Horse Mail Coach.

American gentleman, who "a graduate Of Dublin COLES
"A Ireland, is anxious for employment Address X. Y H.
tbs Office. jy1-2ts
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TTVHE partnership heretofore existing between the subscribers
under the rm style Of Cooke Bailey Co. is this day dis
solved by agreement.
Those indebted the late firm wiz make payment 70 Cooke &
Bailey alone are authorized up business Of said
firm ". NJ COOKE,
J. \. BAILEY,
June l, 1858 S. c. GODsHALL,
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PUBLIC SALE

OF
Ten Beautiful Building Lots.
ON Thursday, July sth, 1855, I will offer for
Z y sale 70 the highest bidder,
Ten Lots,
Some of which are Heavily Timbereds
beautifully situated and the AurborO Turnpike, IL
miles m the corporation Nashville, containing from SiN to
Thirteen Acres each. This property is hne neighbor
hood, remarkable for its healthulns and will make desirable
residences for gentlemen engaged in business in the city and others
wishing 70 live nearit.
Terms of SALE
Oned payable the lst Of January l9one third the LIST
January, 1860 and the remaining third lst January lsel
Without Interest,
Notes payable Bank satisfactorily endorsed and lien retained
Omnihuses (ree viii my office at A. n, on the day.
A collation. the ground. A '. :. LlNDcLbf-
Z. r. GLksCoCK. AuciOueer. L1e3l-td
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BROWNS ESSENCE OF JAMAICA
GINGER.


NTOIlCEs--f0 prevent this valuable from being
couHtcrfeitei, steel engraving. executed great
cost viii be found the outside Of wrapper, in order %
guard the purchaser against being imposed upon Dy worthless mi-
tai0us. l55S.
Prepared only by Frederick Brown at HE Drug and
Chemical Store, \. Z. Of Fifth Cnut Streets, Phil
alelphil.
Also for sale By all respectable Druggists in Nashville, and
in the United states lunez7-3m.
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nashville Market, July 2.

CofIoN-The sales during the present been some
what larger than those Of last week. have no improvement
to report in prices The receipts continue light holders mani
Testing no disposition to force their Cotton upon the market pre-
ferrng, indeed wait events which they hope will bring %
reaction in their favor. The extremes Of the market NAV he
quoted at 1alOc.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

cal
NASHVILLE July p 1858.
THNE Board Of Directors have this day declared dividend
IS a share, payable to the stockholders on demand.
jy3-d3t J. CURREY, Cashier.
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sUeAR-The receipts have been rather larger but With fair
generally the market has rme appearance The
Of the week about 1000 hhd rates within the
Of quotations, which slightly amended
Fair to Fully Fair, go "a Prime, re ~
Choice, % a. 90 / Centrifugal Clari-
Refined, 10 eli fed GO %
MoLAssE-BOth the supply and the demand have been Of
moderate character the market has been without animation
material change 1000 bbls have been sold during the
week at 2O5c very inferior and fermenng, and 26c
for good to prime. little choice arriving Half barrels
have been selling 26G29c gallon, according to quality
COFFThe has been extremely dull and the sales Of
week amount only about 1000 tags at los glac b.
quote fair good fair 10 llC and prime at HE b.
Yesterdays confined to $50 bags at lO3SGc b.
arrivals during the week. and the stock lei IN
hands evening about OOO bags, against
III 900 at the corresponding date last year
BAsGING BALE ROPEkentucky Raging has been very
dull at quotations. which l2al 3c yard for handoom
power Oom with demand for round lots India has been
quiet generally bat have noticed sale Of go bales at 1886
ash, that price being refused for lot 500 bales We quote
Bale Rome at nngeof g6 and ordinary hand spun
the best choice hand pu the principal sales being
700 coils ordinary handspun at SIC b. and lou machine on
private
s. Since writing the above hear Of 267 bales Of India
Bagging yesterday &c, four months and interest
GUNY BAssWe still quote Light 70 extra heavy bags at sS
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TO Contractors.
TWyE undersigned receive until the 18th day Of july
proposals Excavation and Stone Work Of the 0u
Cation Of the Masonic Temple Church street. The ex
walton to full ten feet deep and foundation wall to be inst
class workmanship. For further particulars, enquire Of
CHARLES A. FULLER,
AND. ANDERSON,
JOSIAH FERRIS, Build. Com
D. 7. VILLAIN
ID BGP ED. D. HICKS.
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Dissolution OF Parfnership.

MFEAE1 mEAL!--A Grist Mil is now in operation
Nv at WOlfendeu Co.'S Machine shop, Cherry street, two
doors south Of Broad. Fresh ground Meal at all times for SALE
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IN CHANCEYY AT LEWISBURG.
NAV RmIeS. 1888.

e29-till Oct. 70 Memphis, Tenness
lexington (Ky) Observer and Reporter copy till OotObe
sard hill To this office for poIIacii0r
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NTOTICE.--Wheraas, the Legislature Of Tennessee, at its
session. passed Act making the duty OF
SherHs open and hold election each pre-
cnct in their respective counties order the
people whether convention shall be called amend
revise or form Constitution Of said Therefore,
E. T. Boyard Sheriff County do hereby give
voters Of said county that will the LIST Thursday Sep
next open and hold election the various precincts Of
county the purpose Of taking sail Given under my
hand at Office this 2jth day Of June. lSjS
jy2-2m L. T. BOGARD. Sheriff Stewart county.
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HHTE Keep constantly hand Country Cursi Hams ami
w Sides, together with full Family Groceries
n g. All articles purchased Of free o. charge
June %, 50. FREEMAN BROS
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Increase, 3O7.43O 2,Oss PAS 559,s21 2lI,O23
Reducing wheat four the of receipts over
1857, is equal to 724,U79 bbls.
Notwithstanding this great increase, exports very little
in excess Of last years during the period.
We hear transactions in Flour except retail way for
home oonumption. As yet there is export demand.