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IL A correspondents tbe Memphis 4raaas5s writing from
caro- aes date Of The M ult reports that the river had fallen
about two feet that point TIE steamer souserner which
arrived at Cairo the 9Th reports that the rverhad fallen
in At iales Point hundred and miles above Memphis,
% Saturday morning, and falling rapidly all the way up
Cairo TheTe abatement in the Of suffering
either SIDE Of the river hence Cairo and it would be dcult
for the most descriptive mind TO furnish adequate idea Of the
loss aud us Incident the food.
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Prof. HasseII's Electro OiI.--A supply Of this
wonderful Medicine the ReUma Deafness, Piles,
Germs and all nervous dsea Palms. has been
received W EWIN PENDLETUN & CO. and by jog. BROWN,
Nashville, Tennessee, where it he ohtanea The suffering
should purchase bottle immediately See advertisement IN
another column.
PRoF. HAsKEUI.-The following testimony in favor OF Dr.
Haskrll's Electric Oil Is furnished for publication.
PRor. UAsaII-uclr SIR feel T. To he ny duty to inform
what wonderful Electric on mas
don, Tor uy family. ,y as hgn aarmjagly troubled VIII
thu falling the and pains in tine back and breast
@ m one bottle OF your >Jgriay and to-day she is entirely
m m pain. sends her respects foryOur success and
prosperity have had rheumatic pain my shoulders and
arms for long and iu from the time applied
YOUR oil the pain all gone truly wonderful remedy
for all pains have suffering with and cheerfuly
give this testimonial Of its effects.
q. r. SWIFT. Merritt House.
sworn and subscribed before me, day. oath Of July, 1851
LIBERTY WAITE, Justice Of the Peace.
testimony tells tale worth columns OF made
certificates all the land, and great way Of.
Try We suffering and afflicted See advertisement in another
column ImarId&wly
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By TELEGRAP1E.
The Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, June s0.-Cotton sales 1900
bales Firm; Flour declined, snperfne 2O v h At
white 1 90; Corn 90; Bacon, prime rib sides "a;
other srtieles uuehangec
A duel teok place to-day between Harlan Of The
Tsgs Delta, and Gibbons Of the Crssnt TIE latter
was dangerously wounded
NEW ORLEANS. July I.--CottoR sales 1000 ba'es.
advanced to llsal2; Sugar and Molassos ouie
Tobacco easy; Flour, sureziue, 4 25; India bag
ging Is cash.
Gibbons, who was wounded in iheduel yesterday,
is improving
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II We learn from the Memphis A0ll1nc6e that fatal acct
dent occurred on Memphis and Charleston Railroad, Iua
saturday night the Goth ult by which young named G. S
POLLOCK lost life. It he the platform at the
depot with others, the fatal night and started go away
expressed intention Of retiring bed; and when distant
some fifteen PAGES from the platform, he called out that he
heard the coming This the last or heard Of HIM,
until he was discovered the track, his left leg horribly crushed
Inange5, and his right leg broken in several places He
was alive and fingered until nine O'Clock Sunday morning,
when he expired Before he died, he stated in explanations that
shortly after left the depot, he an sick sat down the
track and unconscious While in that condition. the
train have passed his limbs crushing them stated
Mr. Pollock young Of promise dearly he
by him. and his uutmey fate has east pail
u gloom over the little village Of Iuka.
- The attention dealers directed the card Of Messrs.
COPELAND, ARNsrEAD & Co.. I'm todays paper. This is a
r energetic and reliable business men, who will
open large and desirable stock Of goods their line the lst
of August and feel warranted in assuring dealers that they
Will find their interest give the house CALL and
examination Of their stock.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


ksks
gEyE Great Central Route, connecting the Atlantic cities with
Western, Northwestern and Southwestern States, by
tnuous Railway direct. This road also connects Pittburl
with daily lines Steamers to all ports the Western Rivers
aud at Cleveland Sanduky gith all ports t
Northwestern Lakes making the most direct cheapest and rij
er0te by which FREIGHT be forwarded and from tht
treat West
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG
FIRST CLAss-BOots, Shoes, Dry Goods Tin I -, NOV toou
boxes) Furs, Feathers, &c, ~ Pc iO0
SECOND CLAss-BOUks and Stationary, Dry Z 60. - ,oos
Goods lin hales,) Hardware Leather, &c, ! wv P 10D
THIRD CLAss.-Anvils. Baggng. Bacon and Z zo - 7ooa
Pork lin buk.) Hemp, &c. nv - -0W
FoCRTH CLAss.-COdee, Fish, Bacon, and Pork an - rnoa
{packed) Lard and Lard Oil, w - wv
FIOur-75cts per bbl. until further notice
Grain--s5c.s. per 100 his until further notice.
CottonS2 per bale, exceeding 5000 lbs. weight until fur
tner notice.
In shipping Goods from any point East Of Philadelphia
particular mark package 'UiE. PHILADELPHIA RdiErOGd
All Goods consigned the Agents Railroad
CHA or Pittsburg will be forwarded without detention
FREIGHT AGENrs-Harrs Wormey Co., Memphis, Tenn.
r F. Sa Co.. st. Louis J. S. Mitchell < Son, Evansville
Louisville KY R. c. Medium, Madison, Indiana Springmai
& Brown, and Irwin & Co.. Cincinnati, n. W Graham Co.
Zanesye Ohio Leach & Co., No 81 Kby street, Boston
Leech & Co. House, New York. No. !, William street
Battery Place, New York. E. J. sneeder, Philadelphia
Magrew Rooms Baltimore; Geo c. FrSnciscus, PtSburg
H. H. HOUSTON, General Freight AgeRt, PAID
H. J. LOMBAERT, SHpti Altoona, Penn.
april '5S-f
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A CARD.

AvING sold out our entire business to Mr. A. DELIssER,
we sincere thanks to our
friends customers the very liberal patronage hitherto
same.
All debts due to our late collected Mr.. DELSSER
or AGENT who alone empowered to settle the
LYONS & co.
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CEsAL ACADuY.Ths institution Is locatr Is Rutherford
county smyrna, ia one Of the most e.n ur retreat
In 5e country II is designed merely g. the accommodation
citizens residing in the vicinity. To- trustees renty
fortunate in securing the sers G. Mr. A. B. HENDREy Of this
city, as Princpa and Understand he will open
Academy for regur Mr. HEsDRES an accomplished
gentleman, and o. egs respect qualified for the position
he ASSUMES SD prede that his superintendent Cen
aI A~ry" will eloya Of prosperity usefulness
F=,.5rs-eIeuted
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TO the Farmers of Middle Tenn.

TO the Farmers Oh M10OAe 1eHus
AVING yearspast been engaged in the purchase Of
Wheat, and having large quantity delivered IN damaged
condition said damage arising insufficient storage otter
you ndUement We have storage room sufficient for One
Hundred Thousand Wheat will receive and store your
Wheat for two months of charge, for the privilege Of buying
or selling you wish putt upon the market. You
at any time sample and show it OpurchaseT For those who
do not sell their Wheat and who havenO houses
secure this excellent opportunity for storage without
cost To who wish sell wOudsay always
buying and pay the highest market price for early delivery
ie2t-tf IL. S. FRENCH son.
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" The convention Of the Protestant Episcopal Church meets
" heea Springs 70 morrow, the "a nst purpose Of
permanently locating tho southern University
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have just finished and got ia operations steam saw
Wv Mil, for l. J. Perdue and William McCleand, near
Csrsvie Tennessee, that twenty thousand eight hundred
and nifty measure fourteen hours and thirteen
minutes IL thousand and i0ryEht in twenty eight
minutes We have reduced hepces Of Engines and Boilers
to suc gures that defy competition in prices and durability
Our are put on iron bed plates and made Of the best ma
trials. We are agents for the
ST. I.OIFS rERC CHI 9 " iii
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me aas 4railHcL- ptSe tie death in that city on
suiiay che +s ~ ,0f al sd Chickaaw INDIAN from Old axe
an1 ehPoas f ~ tire he bad been wandering about e
STREETS, and parr s Of t mean whisky that was rfvo
HIS BY the eur ions.
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II The Chattanooga Gsoe Of g9 states shat the tunnel
the Cleveland Chattanooga Railroad has been borsd
through and that the underground track viii soon be reay
e connect with the balance Of the The work on this e.
portan link Of road is being rapidly pushed forward AZ N
shor; zine the cars win be placed upon the road.
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= There were .Eelge deaths in Memphis during the vsh
'iHg sFasshg t 27 vi, three Of whom were victims Of the
+. sastsr % he steamer PenusyIrania.
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BONNETS! BONNETSII BONNETSI!
N1Gu MO,dh TTN
- vi "YhttV -
AT TIE NEW YORK MILLINERY EMPORIUM,

. JNIUN DLhEEL
HRS. DOYLE begs leave to inform her numerous Gus
toners city throughout the States Of Tennesse
that she has returned from New York, and has
received her Spring Importatons for 1858 OF
FRENCH PATTERN B0NNETS AND MILLINERY GOODS
Consisting part, oows:-l0OO French Pattern Bonnets
500 eghorn Boomers Chdrens Hats richly trimmed .
Dresses, styles $50 boxes French Flowers, Bridal
Equipments Head Ornaments 1900 pieces bonnet sash and
belt Ribbons large Of EmbrOderes, Collars Sleeves,
Cldrens Waists, Robes, Bands, Edgngs, Insertions,
Mantillas.
Country Miners supplied Pattern BOnnets, and
every article appertainiug to the business.
Every description Of BOnne and Gents Hats beached and
DIS peculiar style. Stamping for Brading
and Piuking done. aprI3
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49, Selling OFF! OF! OT!--The
49, remainder Of the stock Of RICH PARIS BoNNErs
AND MILLINERY GooDs New York Emporium, will be sold
within this month great sacrifice without regardtO cost
any other consideration Exchange money taken at so
the dollar [junh 12-dGrw
SSEL-ea MEMPHIs.-The Of this Bank will be
redeemed at the Union Bank Of Tennessee at Nashville. wdtw
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Fine Country Residence For sale

NOW offer the place for sale the Noenve turnpike, two
and a half miles from Nashville. any person II
wanting a beautiful Resdenoe-One that is in every A
ay desirabe-would we'll to look at the above
property as determined to sell it. No full de-
srriptou Of and Grounds is here
as those who would buy must see for themselves.
There are twenty-five of Land. The improvements are
ali TASTY and uhsana-Blue fine Spring Water, Forest
Frees Fruit Trees Shruery Flowers abound. The soil
is fertile and unfailng gate the grounds Taken alt
her know the above residence is not surpassed for
natural elegance d the vicinity Of Nashville
igg3 d2m GEO. G. ALLEN.
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ALEX. DELISSER,
ALEX DELISSEH,
Successor to LYONS & coy
TmpOrter and Dealer in Havana Cigars,
Tobacco 6c..
FOREIGN WINES AND LIQUORS

No. II Public Square, NashViIles Tenn.
WILL keep constantly hand large assortment Of Foreign
Brands WINS Gn Whisky and Liquors Of every description
Havana Cigars Smoking and ChaWiDg tobacco, with all Goods
rtsinnr to business which offer to the trade and
public generally the advantageous terms and hope by
energy and prOmpl attention business to obtain full share OF
the literal patronage bestowed my predecessors
ALEXANDER DELISSER,
;al3 II Il Public Square, Nashville, Tenn
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NEW BOOKS,

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the city charge. When selling by the quantity their rate OF
discount is 10 per cent from retail prices - 90
anrII-Iy J. E. BAUMAN & co.
ANY one wanting Flour, Bran Meal, &C., from Rock City Mills
will find an Order Post Once and at W. IT, Gordon
Co 5 warehouse where calls four times each day
J. E. BAUMAN & co.
Child relieved of SpasmS.--A gentleman,
we'll known community, Of strict yeracity handed Us the
suboined statement few days since 1t is but one amongst
thousands facts such publish for the benefit Of
those who are suffering from worms perhaps, in this after
having used other articles without avail:
LIVERPOOL. Columbana Co., Ohio. May y, 1853.
BRSrs B. A. FIhReStOc &c Ca child Of niue aged about
five years. ng for ume and while az dinner one
day. was spasus; doctor sent for: ne said that
worms wee We procured Of B. A. fahnestocS
Vermuge neighbour ard the child tespooniui and
half than hour il passed an Innuulerabe quantity oil
a short time restored % perfect health
We had tried called MLaue Neunifuge, hut it
Of no use whatever and it what It what purports to be-
We would woutyOur NemituEe under consideration
Yours respectfully, JAMES ARBUcKlE'
Formerly Of Pittsburgh.
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists and
country merchants tlroughOn the United States.
iuueI-d&ZWlm
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NEATNESs AND DISPATCH!
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Book, Job, and Fancy Printing
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WE would call the attention Of Merchants, Business Men
w and others, facilities for executing with prompt
ness, and in superior manner,
Job Printing, i'm all its varieties, quaIi-
ties and cOIOrs,
and solicit share of their patronage. Having complete
Printing establishments, we prepared to
cute all kinds OF
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
In Black or colOred INKS Cold Silver BrOnzes,
at short notice, and in the
Neatest and Best style of the Art.
Steamboat Bills, PrOgrammcS,-
Handbius, BILL Heads,
Circulars, Bills Lading
Cards, Catalogues,
Books, Checks,
Pamphlets, sc.
Also, all descriptions of Printing for Rail-
roads, Insurance Companies, Banks,
schools, Colleges, Academies,
and Agricultural Fairs.
OUR POSTER DEPARTMENT.
Is the most COMPLETE Of any City and for either
show or Theatre Printing, cannot be sur
passed.
Our Establishment IL charge Of Of the best Printers
in country, and with aoes prepared to exc
any Printing may called for, with neaness
dispatch reasonable We solicit trial Of our
skill in this department.
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FRESH ARRIVALS
GSNYDER FRIZZELL opening a we'll selected stock
= Of Boots Shoes suitable TO the season. prices to
respond with the times. Consisting in part Of
Gents fine Calf Boots and CATERS
&" Patent Leather .. and Oxford Ties,
F." Calf Oxford Ties and Lasting
Z" d" Cloth and Lasting Caters,
" Calf and Patent Leather Strap Shoes.
Ladies Caters, plain with and without heels
. . Fine Toilet Slippers,
White Kid and Satin Slippers,
." Caters.
Kid Buskins with and without heels,
Misses Caters and slippers, with and without heels,
Kid Boots, .
Chidren's Shoes Of every variety,
Boys and Youths Shoes Of every variety.
OF the aboye something nice for May Day. Also,
Servants Shoes and pegged work Of all kinds.
Cnll a No u Public SQuare.
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To the PuhIic.

In the letters addressed to the subject
Of Mustang Lnment would say that have had
ton with that article for several years. 1t invented by
and while my and supervision, universally
accepted by public the best inmen the world. In 1854
my other parties, and since that time It
passed through several most OF whom
have been 50 INSCRIPTIONS manufacture it OF inferior and
cheap articles thus entirely destroy its value as medical
remedy ustng selling it. to its former highly estao
sed reputation present propetOr have SC far as TO
substitute in its composition for those in the original
prescriptions the Mustang Lnment vended, possesses
the distinguishing characteristics Of the genuine article
as it originally invented and manufactured by These par
ties to enable themselves facility to foist their worth
less injurious article the pgbc, my its spon-
sor calngt BRAGGs" Mustang Linneat and cautonng the
public Of any other Brggs Lment imposition
This with view Of exciting uce against BRACE
ARCTIC LNEr article recently invented BY and
possessing all the virtues Of the original Mustang, with some i'm
provemeuts-he result Of experience and later dscovereand
manufactured by Bragg Burrowes, which firm composed Of
sop Oliver T. Bragg Michael This article is
superior in many respects the Mustang, when Tasput
and in good faith mmeasuraby superior to the article
vsnded as the Mustang Lnment It is also the only niment
Manufactured which my appended BY authority OF
consent In conclusion hold myself responsible for
Of the evil results Of using the Mustang Linmen veuded
and especially after public disclaimer Of connection with
its proprietorshp manufacture.
Respectfully, A. e. BhAHG, NJ D.
ieIS-tiulyl
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ST. LOUIS CIRCULAR SAW MILL,
STRAUSS SUPERIOR WHEAT AND CORN
MILLS.

and can furnish any short notice prices
with freight added. ELLIS & MOORE,
70, " and 100 South Market street,
iuneS-d Nashville. Tennessee,
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

brad HAW & TLAND,
NO. 80, UNION STREET,
HAVE justreceiveda fresh supply Of BOOTS t.
a. and SHOES, which will be sold at the very low fsS
RFtV prices. RMY
~ Ladies' Lasting Caters, with and without heels;' -
Ladies Lasting Congress Caters, with and without heels
and Thin Sole kid BOoees, heels and heels
Front Laced Lasting Caters;
do French embroidered Slippers, something nicei
White Kid Slippers and Resets;
do Kid Slippers, trimmed beeled and heels.
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN
Misses Thick and Cid and Goat B0otees, heeed;
do Black lasting CATERS
do Kid Slippers;
do Thick Sole School Shoes;
Chldrens' KID al goat BOotes, thick and thin SOle
do Black Lasting Caters,
do Fancy heelel Shoes;
Ankle Ties and Slippers.
FOR GENTLEMEN
Gentlemens' extra Quilted Bottom Boots
do Calf Water Proof do
do do do Pump do
do do do Stitched do
do D. Congress CATERS
do do P. L. do
Pump Calf Oxford Ties
do D. do do do
do Cloth Congress Caters;
de Lasting Ties.
And all Kept Shoe Store which invite the at
tentiOn OF all wanting articles in line.
an25 BRADSHAW & RUTLAND.
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FINE BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS.
NEW ARRIVALS.
JOHN RAMAGE, ~ College Street,
rs now receiving large and excellent stock Of Ladies' IN
and Gents wear; and for Misses, Boys and Children l
Gents sup. Calf Stitched and Pump Sole Boots KEsN
French Patent Leather and Calf Congress Gaiters -
do do Patent and Calf SILK and Red Top do
do Black Cashmere and PTunHella do
do English Lasting aud French Calf Kid Ties
do Buckskin o. do
do Calf English Stitched Down Pump Shoes;
do Lasting ONfOrds and Dress do
3 do Calf Kid and Boot Morocco 0xfords;
do Calf Union half Caters.
FOR LADIES.
Ladies' French Lasting Congress Caters with and without hes
do do do Lace do do do do
do do Kid Congress Boot do do do
do Glove do do do do do do
do French do Slippers trimmed do do DO
do White Satin and hid Slippers do do do
MISSES Kid Boots thick and thin sOledO do do
do Black and Brown Caters do do
do Black Kid & Brunzed Slippers do do do
do Lasting Caters Plain & Tipp'ddo do DO
CFEILDRAtN'S New Bronzed Heel Slippers Black and Col
ored Lasting Caters, Boots and Shoes, beautiful assortment
and in great variety
BOYS and Youths Oxford Ties Congress Caters Patent
Leather and Calf Dress Shoes Satin Ties, etc. Call at 4
College Street JOHN RAMAGE.
q = ~ -
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NTOTICE Of the pospoRsmsut Of Public Sales IN Ks Or
dersred held By Proclamation No. co., hotce . mere
s. vep that public les o. the vacant public ln en
The Territory Of Kansas ordered By Proclamation No e1 aa
March 10 1883 10 held he Land Ones sf Leo and
Kieapoo in Territory o. Kanss ne IN eaa IN OF July
next have postponed. By order % i1s % ne lst
and 18th November next. pricr p sl ssalea VII
sgain Be advertised according % laE. ,-,----
49, TFIOs. A. HENDRICKS,
80 80 Commissioner % ne Gen. Land OHca
rINOVTGFF TO SET THE WORLD on FIRE.-
~ large lot q Shanghai Matches sure hre the be AID
- 49, at J. ". LANGLEY 4 CO.,
Ter - Unsn street.
.>wRAVEu-From the gubscribsF living IN Robertson
N surtT, .hrse miles from Port Royal, mall mare
f ar years cd alghty hppod- Any inlornaoa concsrn
iur her, VIZ Be thankfully FeesiFsd b.
isi9-s4E sENUEL N0RTHuGz0E,
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS!
SN Ladies large sized French Dress Trunks
~ III Z EJ4 do No. Sole Leather Covered do
F-tFS d MI do Medallion and Iron Framed do
S1u.-1lzszES do Extra sizes Flat Top Tray do
do Travelling Satcles
CENTS No. l Sole Leather Trunks;
do Black and Russell Iron Frame Trunks;
do English Sole Leather do
do Sole Leather Buggy
do Ashland and Plain Sole Leather Valses;
Carpet Bags in great variety, just received by
JOHN RAMkCE,
mayo. q Collegt street.