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There were very limited sales Of Cotton to day.
Mddling IL cents The sales for the past three days
were 800 bales, and the receipts $40 bales.
Charleston Market.
CHARLESTON, July IA, p. NJ.
corToN-Thcre IL fair demand full and string
ent prices Sales to-day 400 bales at IL to 1876.
Augusta Market.
"a AUGUSTA July IA, p NJ
COTToN-The market is quiet and without change
Good Middng l21zc; holders asking higher rates but
we b. ar of no transactions above previous figures
BACoN-This article remains 10 about the same
dton as reported last week The stock hand
is moderate, and prices less Occurring, though
note no advance. We quote Hog round 4 &c:
shoulders 10 ne; Hams to Q cents; Sides IoK--
Most of the stock hand has been less inur
ed by the damp weather.
GRAIN-The arrivals OF Wheat are very light, and
there is scarcely enough sold give reliability TO
quotations. We quote new Red 80 cents to 81; new
White sl9Sl 10 q bushel, Old Red $500 cents;
Old White -@s1- Corn is scarce and demand,
And prices are advancing. We qnote rs to so cents.
FLOUR-Within the last few days there has been a
considerable export demand, and the stock hand
has mostly been taken the demand being principally
% Tenn s iioST Which has consequently adya G
$ TO IS Is, do Extra 81 SO to 81 rs do. Superhne
81 = to 81 so.
~ Atlanta Markets.
= = ATLANTA July Il, 1858.
The supply of Bacon is not short, but is what
diminished. Prices unchanged, but the market
may be considered as improving in nrmness- We
Hams are scarce-the former held at 6s<97 and the
latter at sf11lo cents, according 10 quality
/ HE stock OF Flour is very much reduced but with
no change in price, Nothing but superfne in market
which il held at 81 15f9s2 rs per hundred pounds.
But hight offerings OF Wheat, upon which there can
hardly BE said be fixed rates II is selling from
wagons n from 65CgT5 cents
CORN is stiifening, being held now at from 6o965c.
sacked Scarce and in demand Meal has advanced,
and is werth 7o9Soc-
St.Louis Market. 4
wHExT-s59sOc. p bushel.
FLOUR-S2 55CalS5 2 Dbl.
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Whites Creek Springs.

TNHE subscriber will be prepared 10 take Boarders
i at this watering place, Il miles north OF Nash
Vile, during the Summer vacation, from the FIRST Of
July 10 the first of September
There will be no bar room kept, as il Is designed
chiefly for the accommodation Of families and indivd
uals, who may wish 10 resort quiet and heathful
place during the heat OF summer.
The Springs, formerly much visited, are too well
known to require any elaborate description
No pains will be spared render the situation OF
visitors pleasant
PRIcE or BOARD 81. SO per day 81 90 per week.
Servants and children under 10 years of age. half
price Z l. CROKER.
May24-3mdtriw&w. .-f-t
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VICTORIOUS FOR FAMILY USE!

-
chanics, Fair. t-k
A 7 the late Mechanics Fair, held in the
n City of Nashville, in October. 1857, the
Judges appointed to examine articles in Glass
43-No. II, GROVER d BAKERS Sewing Ma
chimes No. l64, SNGER's-REPORT upon
the PRINCIPAL points and merits of the TWO
machines as follows:
The machines are both two-thread machines
that is, using two separate threads for making
the stitch; that of GROVER q BAKER using the
thread from COMMON SPOOLS WITH TWO
NEEDLES; and that of SINGERS using one
spool and one needle, the other thread work
ing from BOBBIN ENCLOSED IN A SHUT
TIE, and, in the opinion of the committee, is
best adapted to FINE CLOTHING, SAD
DLERY, &c. ir
The GROVER & BAKER as the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY, AND, OF
COURSE, EASIER MANAGED; advantage
of USING SPOOLS WITHOUT RE-WIND
ING and, with the exception of fine cloth
ing, saddlery, &C., in the opinion of the
Committee is BEST SUITED FOR FAMILY
USE
Gs- The part of this report referring to
the Singer Machine as best adapted to fine
Clothing was intended TO be UNDERSTOOD
BY THE COMMITTEE as best FOR MANU-
FEATURING CLOTHING BY TAILORS,
IN WORKSHOPS, &C. THE SAME IN
REFERENCE TO SADDLERY, &C.
NASHVILLE SEWING-MACHINE COMPANY.
NO. 4. PUBLIC SQUARE,
Nashville, Tenn
Nashville, Tenn, January 20, lS5S-u
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Paralline Camel Coal Oil,
For Lubricating Machinery,
FOR SALE IN THIS CITY BY
EwIN, PENDLETON & COL
AGENTS FOR THE
UNION COAL AND OIL COMPANY,
NASHVILLE, KENTUCKY.

Hs- The splendid residence ON the corner OF Dead
rick and summer streets is for rent for the balance
OF the present year. Apply al GLOvEa Co. Ex-
ress once, or 10 TRABUE Lucas
mayl5-u
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noyaI Havana Lottery.

The next drawing OF tins ceIebrhted LuItery WI
take place the 27th OF July. For particulars SCI
advertisement in another column.
jy-l7lt~ DON BoDKIGUkL.
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Mobile Market,
Charleston Market.

m = - q NOZZLE, July 13, 1855.
There were very limited sales OF Cotton to day
Middng II cents The sales for the past three days
were 800 bales, and the receipts $40 bales.
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f0H July.
TIE besiasins e Ase,saae. sAA spaendle eanber
lazt received and Cor sale By - s.
,sss-a0 HAaAx.
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UPN. P. Wills Home Journal advertses circulars
furnished gratis explaining the why requires
gentleman OF accomplished mechanical genius" 10
operate a Wheeler and Wilson's Sewing machine, and
why many excellent house keepers can not do
L teb22-u
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Spffial notifes.
Rock City Mills.
J. e. BAUMAN & Co., Pro

20 ia = M AN q Coz fIOPfIeSOrse
E. BAUMAN & CO., Manufacturers Of ROCK CITY
q FLOUR, will pay the highest price at all tmes,
for Wheat and Corn, their Mills, Of Line and
Cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn.
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Augusta Market.

=. = :. :. = = HOHAKIEslUN, July II, r. M
e0TToN-Thcre il a fair demand at full and string
ent prices Sales to-day 400 bales at II to 1870.
- -. AuDnSfa MI rlxef
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MAGNIFICENT Scheme
AUTHORIZATION PRIZES.
Certificates Of Packages win be sold at the fol.

o. A Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
will be sent 10 any one DESTROYS OF receiving 1t.
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ash for Dry and Green Hides.
AVE will pay the highest market price In cash for
w Dry and Green Hides, delivered al our 6recery
store, No. Broad street
We trust persons having Hides 10 sell viii call on 10
,aass-g C. Anderson.
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wHExT-559sOc. p bushel.
FLOUR-s2 1905 p Dbl.
, 1858-08-13
MY wIFE's MOTHER.

Ny uncle George was never easy till he got
all the males Of the family married He has
said to me, at least hundred times, "John, I'm
surprised you don't settle" l did not at first
understand his meaning. l was walking with
him in the Temple Gardens, and while we were
in the act Of contemplating the beauties Of the
majestic Thames--I allude to man in a red
night-cap walking to and fro on floating raft Of
tied timbers, and coal-barge embedded in mud,
he stopped short on the gravel-walk and said
+" John, why don't you settler.
Concluding that he was tired, answered,
"Oh, by all means;" and sat down in the green
alcove at the eastern extremity of the footpath.
"Pho," said my uncle. al don't mean that
I mean why don't you marryi There's your
brother Tom is settled, and has had seven chill
dren, not reckoning two who died Of the measles
and Charles is settled, and he has nine; his
eldest boy Jack is tall enough to thump him |;
and Edward is settled, at least he will be, as
soon as Charlotte Payne has made up her mind
to live in Lime street wonder why you don't
settle"
"Pny, uncle, !" said !, "of what Bucks Lodge
are you noble brotherl"
"Why do you aski" said he.
"BecAuse," replied ], "you seem to think
mon are like masonry-never to be depended
upon till they settle"
As we walked hOmeward, we saw that adven-
turOus erOnaut Garnerin, flying over our heads |;
and while we were wondering at his valor, he
, 1858-08-13
at was in the Internal regions, !" .sia d. a.


ut was in the internal regions, I" said ths az.
tor. p : = ?.
am glad Of Il, a brutei" CALCULATED Nm.
Cumming.
During the whole Of this coIlOQuy. Sir Al.
thony Andrews sat with his wine.rlas. n III
right hand, waiting for my wiies decision. m.
poor gr-(she is only. thirty-Gourl--wlilsd 4,
hsr mothers fatT"W White, my dear" aid he
old lady, and white Il was. n 70
/ own am puzzled to know what nv ~
will do when my wik'smother dies, which h a. 3
course Of nature she must do first The Isws u
this country prevent her from mounting he M Z
~ Ike a HindOO widow, or descending into thse1avs.
like Sinbad, hesailor But win not nntioiD.,s +
50 lamentable an epoch. Two incidents NOR. !.
and have done. We went last Wednesd,v
with my uncle George and my wiis's mother. d
COvent Garden theatre to see q Peter Wpfip.l
or the Flying Indians" whom, by he Wv M ~
wife's mother mistOOk for defeated Buf1nese
Miss NJ Glover and Miss J. Scott acted two Az.
ing Gowries, and were swinging acFass the slaee K
when Mrs Cumming expressed wish 10 no hooIo.' !,
"No, no, wait a little, ," said my uncle. lOokiur
upward to the theatrical ornament am amin
uneasy about those two girls; hope. they'll
soon settle" Last Sunday Doctor Stubble r.vo
rs an excellent sermon; the subject Was the
fall Of mani in which he descanted eloouen.lv
upon the happiness Of Adam in Psrsdi.S
+" Alasl" calculated I TO myself asWe walked 5
homeward, "his happiness, even there. must
H.,
, 1858-08-13

Hlnts to Newspaper Editors.

o-.a.. -. - ....,.,. ....,.,.
T.-,'.A ..s--,,,s -, -.
Too much about religion;
Give me some witch and wizard tales,
OF Slipshod ghosts, with ans and scales,
And feathers like pigeon.
a A.,..
-. ~.-.,-,',. -, S'.h,o,.S,, H..
In other words, those novels,
Composed Of kings, and priests, and lords,
OF border wars, and Gothic hOrdes'
That used to i've In hoVeA'
No. no. cries one. we've had enough
Of spcb eonfoupdei Ioveslek .,ua
, 1858-08-13

ingiy resolved to fall in love. This, however,
found to be matter more easily resolved upon
than accomplished. The Batavian government,
after Lord Duncan's naval victory, passed Sc
ries Of resolutions, the first Of which ran thus:
Resolved, that new marine be built" but
never heard Of single seventy-four that ever
after issued from Rotterdam docks: and certain
disaffccted Hibernians in Dublin, in the year
l79s, by way Of discouraging British trade, made
a patriotic determination in the words and figures
following, that is to say, Resolved, that every
thing coming from England be burned, except
her Goals, which we have occasion for" Paddy
here put himself in a cleft stick, and 50 did
when resolved to fall in love. A man may fall
in ditch whenever he pleases: he must fall in
love when and where he can.
Ny mother recommended Susan Roper to me
as suitable match; and so she was as far as
circumstances extend. Her father was a reput-
able coal merchant, living in Chatham place;
tried very much to be in love with her, and one
warm evening, when she sang "Hush every
breeze, in boat under the second arch Of Black
friars bridge, and accompanied herself upon the
guitar, | thought that was in love-but II went
off before morning. was afterwards very glad
1t was so, for Susan Roper turned out very fat,
and ate mustard with her roast beef She mar.
ried Tom Holloway, the Policy Broker. and I
wished him joy. Iwish it him STILL but doubt
the efficacy of my prayers, inasmuch as his
wife's visage bears strong resemblance to the
Illuminated dial-plate Of St Giles's church clock
Nv next affair WINS mora doc;sivo IN ;,s -o.,,,,
Old Mrs CUMMING n 81 Hslon's rl.co p;sbon'
gate street had : d.ucbtor n.msd T.ro H.
t,uObt mo some duo,ts We s,ro uwbar ~,
Jsosom bo.vos s;ob y uT.Lo hs"L .ho W..
raoc y and Z. F.i, Suror, y Nth ;mDrn;,,, Ru,
when II came n d GToootber Ia, ns r.Ioo NJ
6eldsn where Tho bivS coDt,act;rr n.rt;es ,.Il,
about ~tinlkling rillsn and a arosv hsds v ,ho old
lady who had bitherto sat in .csm;ng c.r.l.s..
mass nm the sof. bemm;no dovler. rsc,,os,,.d -
sneak with mo IN the back dr.y;no.roo,,, .nd
after shutting the door asked me- NV intont;ons
Nv heart was in INV month which nl.;nlv in.
nl;ed tba, n was sin n nv ovr to.r;n, N.v.-.
tbeless had M snswer rasdv so LAM Cnm.
ming and woro u.rviod an tb,t Az month
~ s A,u WIZ nAlri'a On .ns' u'y inOn'n .l
g -. un'is ueOise was y uel'sn'eu y my oelng
YER eofFee NOT he excla;mea az shall ms, d;c
y. sO,,s ~ ~ s1S', Si,AH nv" ui0
pp' - , %., no"S'el' "n'0" Nv naN
o@N. os 'DS"n wv n.,ls'n IN ~ nurry y e.l,y ,"'O
S-... GO ~" '.ns = %no ,uOs.o nv pay
SpAilO"s ieAvO 'neT uAusn'ers 70 smut iOr 'nom
80 '~V o, Omen' , s1oy aie IUs y 'aNT y 'ns
"s' Vy un,ie ueOiee valS 'u'S OAiU.sOss,
Tns :. :, .ey snOuiu m.i' u, !. .ne @,e ss'ueu
Du. :" NnllS'iAn countries NAe AnglAnu' one =
, 1858-08-13

An EnglishmAn purchased smau, jnhn Iufoi
whisky. Being membsr Of the afouFtson 3
years standing" society, be undertook - diaguiae
the dsguiser in = bag. But The bag not hang =
long enough to cover the neck Of the bollls, a
IrishmAn who happened 70 be present, suggested
Is means Of reducing the size of the package,
80 take 1sw drinks out d in A.aalllS .1i'iaa
, 1858-08-13

We have heard suod many tOuohih6 eEpIss.
sons Of iiliAl Affection but none equal 70 fbs ~
lowing, which western man really gsEs mt - 3
not long since; my hther was lhe only mn a
ever allowed to be sassy 70 me without licking
him like thunder"
, 1858-08-13

A Western editor thus sums up he peculiar-
ties Of cotemPOrary: ale Is 100 lazy % earna
meal and too mean to eatone Henever Wasssh- =
erpus but once, and that was WhSn Ne gays ihs
itch 10 an apprentice boy. omach ~ BIS god =
ness Of hearth" 0fhis industry, he saye; aThsa
only time that he ever worked Eas1hea be tqbk
castor oil for honey" .sssati. fio1 d sssw
, 1858-08-13

Steele said Of woman whom b admired, $40
have loved her asIibefal eaieaton.p Wekn6v ~
several young men who are stndiously trying % Ia
gain such liberal education. They 1ay i Is slio.s
gether better than going 70 college b =. .fss
, 1858-08-13

"Boyl" saids traveller 10 little Allow whom ko
met clothed in pants and roundabout but minqs
Of another very necessary article Of apparel
Boy, where's your Shirt" aMamma's wash
ing IT," Have you no oshsrs" aNo o,hprlY
exclaimed the urchip with indignant roorn,
"wOuld you wautA boy to have hundrui
shirts!" giE q fI5ya
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''TALESrs LAYS n rae HEAD, This
striking aphoEism was enumerated by .
distinguished Trinity County, Califor-
mia, Black Republican politician, wbo,
epon returning from serving his con-
ssituents in The Legislative halls Of Sac
ransnso, was greeted with saFeuade,
upon which memorable occasion be is
reported 10 have made the following
speech;
"Feller- citizens Of Trinity county, I'm
with you once againT Tfmmsnss ap.
plaase.I Feiler citizens, there's 40 peo-
Die on the face Of Gods Yearsh that
love 50 we'll as the people Of TTinity,
/ 4 Prolonged cheers ana . pause
FeileE- citizens, Pa no pablis speak.
er--I havsn,t got the salent--&aleati
lays in the head. tDead silenee-aRa
I pause.
| Felisr-eiaizsus, If T'vs done anything
wrong down thars Ipointiug in the di'
restion Of Saeramento,I you must for.
give me. Tribute. it TO the head and no
| 70 the heart. fSsikes his heart On thi
right sida.l Gentlemen, ietas llakeF
and at the next election ] want you q
/ ro-ah -du- tiu-du-dah-da. EaEeat ont
/ prolonged cheering, with . u EeT.
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Dissolution OF OfPartnership
NOTICE

Is hereby given, that wilTist at Public
Sac, TO the lowest responsible bidder, Ou
S4~-day the 30d day Of October next, at
TIE Once Of J. II, Sherman, County Judge
Of P9ltawattamie county, Iowa, between
.-e LJurs OF 10 O'Clock A A and o'clock
PM. the digging Of the following ditchss,
o. Tie swamp and overhowed lands OF Pot
2Ea,tamie county, Iowa, to-wit:
Dtch No. II, in section 20 & 2l, Town"
sbIpT4 Range IS, 10000 feet long, from the
base stake to ststion No. II, is 4 feet wide
a: bottom, from station Nc. IL to station
NJ. %, is 3 feet wide at bottom.
Containing 8l2i cubic yardsj to be let
Il two separate contracts
Section No. to extend from 90 60 sta
IT,. No. 20, containing 1893 cubic yards,
Section No to extend from station No
20 10 station No 50, containing 1858 cubic
yarIs.
Tie slope Of the above ditehes 10 be out
ward from the bottom on each side, oRe'
hafhorizoutal TO one vertical.
The material TO be deposited al least !.
inches clear from the edga Of the Ditch
and to be deposited On either or both side
Of the ditch according to the directions oi
the Drainage Commissioners or the Eagi
neeI 10 charge. -
.. 8. JACKSON,
Drainage Commissioner.
. Sept %, 1853. .. -. ~
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than seventeen years old which vas The
Arst Journal In the world that appeared
/ Eegulagi IA aa imwgial eight nalgs shaet
al - Eow 4 price as tvs essas nd yshiel
has attained the unparalleled aggregate oi
1 more than 200 900 subscriptions, respect
fully aoiicIts its share Of the patronage
Witch the metropolitan Press is hence
forth to receive.
/ Wtthin the present year The TfEbune has
presided itsslf witA a Aew and faster pfeas,
Ae aeoss ol $50 ,0tM, merely thai soIns Of
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THs RgYs oa THE Nav Yogg PRIxE
Eraar.--A iesser from New York says
aorvissy'a wife, said 10 be the daughter
OF q wealthy man ia Troy, Ren 1000
on the result Of the ight, and hts father
IN. Law won Sa0, 900, Ii not Ngw York.
) great State, and Ia not TFoy eoEssia-
grabfe. az ) village 2 DOES il nos speak
veil for tho Morals os community
wlsan ! woman stakes muaey on 81
80 abilities of her huasand hesng Able
ta ysausza aud beat anosheE maa VII b
! d hamzssegesa 20 4 Jelly and uvsroogne
/ ii = card slsas the Haneeia Boyss fAshal
hsE ara haasa aza0 Ioa Oh ths fessalt of III
pwias skhts II III did. he assAgyed III
! Ioss oE boahs Eeassspl Ii slaL
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nIssar.urTrnN NOTrCE.

The Partnership Of tbs fTm Of S. = ].
Po,serEaid is thas day dissolved By mutual
consent. Ali persons having claims against
the arm, will present the same for payH
nsut TO 5. Il. PoTterfsld at ths FafaituFe
Store, occupied By him, and all persons inS
debted to the Arm viii please make pay.
ment to S. i paEksrfeld, who is aions an.
tAorizsd 10 receive aad receipt for the same,
JAMES PORTERFIELD.
sAAf'L A. P0RTERFIELD
Council Bluffs Aug II, 1858. 6t
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e z pRENTISS

+. h. PhENIISS
4 NH0UECEs TO the public, that he has
Il purchased and reftted and replenished
the ssIIlinois House." in GIenwood, wherE
he will be happy to attend to the wants and
comforts of hls gaests, La the best possible
manner New aud Convenient stables,
yards and sheds for stock.
No pains or expense win be spared in
making both man and beast comfortable at
the Illinois House.
GIenwood Iowa Aug. %. $50. n2Rtf
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The Undersigned being determined to
close out his entire stock, now oiiei great
Inducements 10 buyers. ] will sell any
thing for COST for CASH. .#
hasse 81 haad 3 splendid assortment Of
Miners Spades H. SAa0veA@,
aaa ous-llatiag goods fcx Miners. To per-
| sens remaining, woald otfef my stock Of
| Fresh Fruits, Meats and Vegetables In
| cans, as well as any goods they want, at
| like cost PRICES Eoaas one and all and
make your fortunes. ---.-.-
JAMES HENsHALL, Jr.
N. B.--E would stats that can be found
/ at the same old Corner ready for settlement
and all those who do not come up before !
/ leave, may expect to have their accounts
| fsEcsd by an officer. ]. IL Us.
E&pk. s, 1858 u
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ALFRED =. SMITH.
House. sign. and Ornamental
ERim4eEn

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Glazing Gliding, S,atnuz, AagbIlng &
BroR@ag eaGuavsr - -sA X buggy paia!-
ing, In -5g~ sryIe. Pap hanging, war
Eantsd pal t. peel on, 4 good stock of
wah-papeE, blinds, etc., constantly on
hand. Ceilings whItsnsd and walls color
ed. - Orders, in town or country, 90
licitsd and promptly attended to. Fl
Shop on Main-st,, rear Of James Block.
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siciaBs df8eo veTed while in the East
Indies, certain cure for Consumption
As'hama, Bronchitis, Coughs Colds
and general debility The remedy was
discovered By him WI en- his only child, a
daughter, was gtvea up b die. His child
was cured and 10 now alive and we'll. De-
sirous Of bsneftting his fellaw aorlals, he
will send to those Sho wish it, tina reel
pc containing full directions for making
and successfully using this remedy. y
FREE, on receipt Of their name. Al
dress o, P BhowS, Ne. 19. Gtand%
street, Jersey City, Nj 3m
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