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Destructive OVerfIOVE.-Loss of Life and
-.---- - ProDertYs


The vicinity Of our city was visited last evening
BY one of the mOstfearfu and destructive rain
that ever occurred, perhaps in any latitude The
rain, which was accompanied BY the most terrific
lightning and thunder commenced descending in
perfect torrents about i've clock in the afternoon
and continued without intermssion for q period Of
three hours, flooding our streets and avenues with
water. The present height of the river, and de-
scending foods contributed 10 swell the Bayou
GayOsO, which extends throughout almost the entire
length Of our city in the eastern suburbs, until il
reached hight between four and five feet in excess
Of anything over known before. At the late hour
at which write, it is impossible give the par
ieulars Of this fearful calamity, but there has doubt
less been loss Of three lives while property the
amount Of 500, 900 has been destroyed. The lives
reported TO be lost were those Of two negroes and
little child
The most material loss of property will accrue to
the Memphis and Ohio Railroad Company, the pas
senger depot Of which company is on the Memphis
side Of the Bayou, and is connected with the engine
aud machine depot by private bridge leading 10
the east side Of the same. The railroad bridge
damaged TO such an extent as to be almost invOlv
ing less Of at least twenty thousand dollars In
Guiding the railroad bridge, less than seven
bridges have been DESTROY ed while the loss of ind
vidual property is immense, aggregatiDg doubtless
SIOG, 700.
Union street bridge was considerably damaged
houses, bridges, and floating timbers from above
between Third and Fourth streets. The Madison
bridge was damaged BY the formation Of q raft Of
timbers above aud stable, between Madison and
MOnre streets was washed up and number of mules
drowned. Court street bridge was washed away
and lodged against the private bridge Of the pleas
ure garden of Mr.. W. G. Wilkins, forming a raft Of
over half an acre. Mr.. WIS. garden was entirely
flooded and there over two feet Of water in his
house.
Raleigh street bridge was but slightly damaged,
although the ground between the bridge and the
pleasure garden was entirely submerged. The
Memphis and Ohio Railroad bridge was washed
down, and it will be time before it can be re-
paired. Saffarans' bridge was also washed away.
Il was made Of brick Dir. FolWelPs planning mill
was also submerged. Poplar street bridge was
washed away, together with Mrs Grahsm's grOee
ry, just below Mrs. g narrowly escaped with her
children. One of Mir. F. G. Buffers children also
narrowly escaped drowning
Toe waters commenced recedng about ten O'Clock
at night, when the great destruction Of property
was somewhat apparent, even in the midst Of the
darkness which pervaded the fearful scene
10 the meantime the widest exeitemelt prevailed
throughout the city, and we can at this time only
make bare allusion to an event which was as re
markable it was sudden and fearful.-AemPhis
Avalanche, July 5
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Grafenberg ChiIdren's Panacea
PERUVIAN SYRuP,

y IL i K U Z ID , % ~ n U z
PFOtOXide of Iron Combined,
AHING successfully passed the ordeal to which dscove
res in the Materia Nedea subJeetei must be
oeyed as an establsed medcne. Its efficacy in curing
ID n ; p n y STA,
Affections OF the Liver, Dropy, Neuralgia, Bronchitis and Con
sumpye tendencies, Dsorered Of the Blood Boil Sour
and the prostang effects Of Lead Mercury General De
hlty, and all diseases which require TONIC ALTERA-
numerous wen authenticated, and Of such peculiar
character that sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate to receive the
prOhered aid
The Peruvian Syrup does not profess to cure Its
extensive, because many diseases apparently unlike
intimately related, and proceeding from cause, be cured
The class diseases for which the Syrup provides cure is
presey that which has often baed the highest order Of
medical skill The facts tangible, the witnesses accessible,
and the safety and efficacy Of the syrup inconrovee Those
who may wish for opinion from dsneesed persons respecting
the character Of the Syrup, fail satisfied with the
Agents The sntures those Of gentlemen well known
community, and Of the highest resPectabity. r... -.
CARDThe undersigned having experienced the beneficial ef
fecs of the Peruvian Syrup do hesitate recommend
well as from the testimony OF others whose intelligence and iute
rty altogether unquesionabe
in Of ncpent disease Of the Lungs Bronchial Pas
sages, Dyspepsia LAYER Complaint Drqpsy, Neuralgia, &c In
deed, its would be Incredible from high
those who have witnessed theH and have volunteered their test
mony as we do ours, TO IFS restorative powers
S. Il. Kendall, NJ D. Peter Harvey,
Thomas @. AmOry, james c. Dunn,
Samuel May, Thomas Whitman.
vel known that the medical effect Of Protods
maintain solution Of PrOtOxide Of without further oxda
has been deemed impossible. In the Peruvian this
desirable point Is attained by combination IN way before IN
known and THIS solution may replace an the proocarboaes CT
trstes and tartrates Of the MatsHa Meiica
"A. HAYNES, NJ D., Assayer to the State Of Mass.
Is Boylston street, Boston, U. S. A.
PE1or.-Large bottles So, small bottles 81.
For sale in Nashville by DEMOVILLE & BELL.
may4-d6-tEim.
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Horrible Murder in North Carolina.

The Wilmington IN. } Herald of the Both ult.,
has been furnished by correspondent, with the
particulars of one of the most tragical affairs it has
ever been our duty to record, which that paper re-
lates as follows:
1t seems that on yesterday morning, about sun
RISE Mr. Joshua Rouse, who lives about two miles
from Whitesyille, Columbia county, n. G., got up,
dressed himself, and went out and fed his hogs,
horses sc as usual, and after having finished, he
returned to the house. and without any prevOoaton,
seized stout hickory stick and struck his wife several
severe blows over The head and shoulders stunning
her. and causing her to fall off the bed, upon which
she was sitting &C the time) upon the floor His
father, who was blind, and who at the time was
setting on the piazza called to him to desst, when
he (Joshua) rushed out upon the old man and knock
ed him off the piazza with his stick, and seZing an
axe he deliberately severed the old mans head from
his body; he then went back into the house and
killed his wife and two children, cutting their heads
off IS he did that of his father, with an axe
While this was going on, his eldest son, Richard
ran over TO some Of his neighbors for help. Three
or four of them came outand met Rouse with the axe
in pursuit Of his son Richard but upon seeing hi.
neighbors, be dropped his axe and extended his
hands for friendly shake they Immediately took
him in custody and carried him to WhitesVilie jail
Wherehe now lies confined . ..--.t
We learn from our correspondent that Rouse Was
at one time confined in the Lunatie Asylum a
Raleigh; but appearing to be entirely recovered
his friends obtained his release and ever since tnel
and until yesterday morning, he has appeared anc
acted as nationally IS any man.
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mIssOURI LANDS ZOE sALE.

ATTENTION EAIGRANZS And SPEGBLATROS
HAVING made arrangement with extensive Real
Saint Louis offer for sale on liberal terms, large
number Of desirable farms, and unmprOyed lands Containing each
from 80 to go acres and located in the following Jeer
Washington Franklin, Madison, Polk, Usage, Montgomery
Gentry Cole, and number Of other counties. number Of the
farms well impr9ve we'll waered and tmbered and portions
Of the lands In a high stats Of cultivation.
We will furnish those wishing to buy list Of the lands and
farms, and letters Of Introduction the St. Louis firm The
quality Of the Missouri lands established that
from US is unnecessary Apply at Office a. North Cherry
street address. J. L. & r. W. BROWN,
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