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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-07
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The Era No. ! sunk last Tuesday
week, ~ Upper Rcd river, with $50
bales d cotton on board. She was
in her Third season. and was insnred
il the New Orleans ofices, tar ga, 500
probably her actual worth but The
cargo was uninsured.
The Major Humphreys, also, SINK
ln Upper Red river, last SATURDAY.
week, With l07 bales Of cotton On
board Size vas j small boat. and
WAS probably insured. a portion 81
her casko had been taken % nv the
Era No. 4 but was finally lost by the
sinking of tile Era
The steamer Besty Powell, Capt.
Mauk, letf Taylofs IBInH. Trinity riy.
81, bound tor Galveston. on the 18th,
With . cargo of 6d6 bales of cotton.
When about six lniles above Patfiek's
Ferry under way, On the 18th, she
was discovered - 81 oil Gre. III fbc
|afer part Of The boat and cargo. s.
Every possible exeTtion was made 81
the officers crew lind passengersto
extineqisil the fire,Ibnt finding il IN,
possiole t0 save Thu boat Of cargo,
che tsae rounded vs. and abandoned
The boat burnt "a ths waters edge,
The cargo Is 4 totaIIloss. with fhe 81
ception IF 81 bales, len At CsIhoun'i
landing. The loss Is about a. Isl.
lows: Yalue Of cotton, Ss5 900
value of boat, s.. 600. Toial losi
S45, 900. orr the cotton. 33B bales
we're insured ID tile extent al abou,
Slg,65d. There VA no insuranct
on the boat. Fl
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ROlsIkN rRoors ~ run MARCH.
MISUNDERSTANDING RoR xELIEs. I
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We uudeTsta nd 4hat orr ~ ne hts been urea
upon Gram Cles GERS or other p&fenis, ana
hat such Cleaaerss hare 6eekHssld a NJ
This Il = ffasld uiion the pur.
chaser, and Is dope "a sell wefthlf Is mae hines.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-07
FARMERS,
LOOK TO iYOURA INTEREST.

Are still Observation-Disclosures lie htsi .aRneY,,
and 81 the lowest pIiees. DorlE Inrasvrc
DounLE Sc EANiko
Gxsa111 C1ea1Aex.
SIsEitS patent Graih Gleensr has been mo-
4 nisuleed - hli who have daed il. Ii Be
the fsstes. and bet apess,er even tnltoduc-5
s The safes madx the last ,easIwere much
larger than herstefpse. aud ehtiFs SSiisfsc-
ton have heens kiyEn . kpest fsfaer wko
has perehasrd theli. w. $50
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-07

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and The BISHOP, s DrIh k;st61. sS3 ia e
besides ltsse. Two sislels ont 81 81 .S':
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-02

DUEL THAT DIDN'T TAKE PLACE.-Tbe Mem
phis EUsRiug argus states that some little matters Of
difference that have existed for year past between
6 vsll-kROwn citizen of Memphis ard Mississippi
planter, growing out Of lawsuit, we're to have
been settled on the Arkansas shore of tie river,
opposite Memphis at sunrise 90 the morning Of the
Both ult., according TO The code datYO. The chal-
leDge we learn, was sent by the Mississippan, and
st once accepted by the ether party, who named
shol-guns as the weapons, to be loaded with twelve
buckshot each. Rumor says, according TO the ar
gus, that the thought Of meeting conditions
like those specified, with the almost certainty Of
fatal termination, was little more than the Mis-
sissippi ire-eaier could stand, and he therefore
failed to "come to time" or "eraWfshed." The
story has a fisby air about it.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-02

STEAMER HUNTSVILLE on FIRB.-The Charleston
Mercury states that the Savannah and New York
steamer Huntsville. brought into that pOr! Fri
day evening, the 29th ult, fire. She left Sa7an-
nah on the 18th with about 100 passengers 600 bales
upland cotton, 500 barrels four 100 tieces of rice
and large quantity of peaches, melons and other
vegetables.
Early Friday morning, when off Cape Re-
main, fire was discovered in the forward hold,
Captain PosT, his officers and Anen, operated with
great Goodness aud self possession. The ship was
Immediately put about, aud her direction altered to
Charleston without alarming the passengers or crea-
ting anything like panic. Having obtained pilot
off Bulls Bay she was steered for Beach Channel,
but the tide having fallen too much for the ship to
cross the Bar il was thought best to ground her IN
the channel way, where she could remain in water
comparatively smooth, and from which point her
passengers and their baggage could be speedily and
safely landed on Sullivans Island beach. The ship
Was accordingly put on the Bar about 90 q. m where
she remained uatil about o'clock m, from whence
she was gotten off by the steamer Nina and towed
into port, her passengers and baggage having been
previously taken to the city.
The whole fire department went to the relief OF
the burning steamer, aud as sson after she was
landed at the wharf the first aperture was made
in the deck over the burning cotton, every piP'
was discha-ging into it Upon cut ing through thu
deck, very extensive fire was discovered, which
must have been burning for many hours. A con
slant stream was kept upon ifrom each engins, and
= ] o'clock Saturday morning, vixen the Aerewy'' re
porter retired from the scene, the rest threatens
to destroy the upper works Of the forward deck Til
tide was however, rising and with the righting of tn
ship, it was hoped that she would be speedily sub
merged The cotton on deck, $50 bales, hsd areld
been saved
An amusing scene occurred at the wharf darln
the clearing of the deck of tina perishaole tre'gh
which was flung on shore and distributed gratu
tously among the crowd. The rush for water me
oAs and peaches Was !udicr5us in the extreme.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-02
BEWARE OF METALLIC sKrRrs.-The following

BEWARE OF METALLIC SKIRTs-The following
should serve as a warning to tAe ladies. 1t is from
the last issue of the Milton IN. c. Chronicle;
A thunder etorm passed over the southern section
Of this county ON Tuesday Of last week. which blew
down trees and corn, and damaged lands consider
ably by washing During the raging Of the storm
the ightning struck hoop skirt made of brass that
stood suspended by an open window in the house OF
Mr. John Webster, melting it and setting the house
on fire; also knocking down one Of the female &C
cupants of the tenement, who received no other
damsqe than stunning blow; the FIRE was fortu-
nately arrested ere it did much damage. 1t Is
thought that the brsss-hocps attracted the fluid
circumstance which serves another warning to Ia
dies who s'splurge' in brass
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-02

NEW YORK. Aug Cotton quiet; 500 bales HOur has
an advancing tendency; Ohio s53O9575 Yellow Corn CSC
lard dull lOX9lOsI Sugar steady, MuscovadO 5h96xc
CINCINNATI, Aug I.-Four $4,000 o. Wheat has de
cnin tendency ssSs5s. Oats As; Wasky "a; Provisions
quiet.
oRLEAs' July 3ONothng done in Cotton Freight to
Liverpool H. bale of Cotton sold at lS and was
thppedto New York.
NEW ORLEANS, august 1ooou market very dull, quota
tons unchanged bale Of Louisiana Cotton ecsiv
Ell to-day and sold l5H. Corn a, Is Provisions have
a declining tendedeY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-02
Freight TRANSPORTATION.


80 k&AzA
RAITIFIORE AND OHIO RAIL kOAD
COMPANK5
TEIE Southern Road the four great lines Throa nas
thus far managed in such as 70 eonlena u %
the public patronage -
This Consusry under the general superinsndenee o.
n ID. MEARS, General FEeight AGENT
Nov offers Inducements Shippers Baltimore Rhiiadepha,
Na Work Bosteu Rchmond, Petersburg, &cs - eAceoingy
low at-s and Orleans prices a. Their roenate
terms with Insurance. Of one and ball Per
cent By this route european shipping being IRON to
AshiIiings sterling tan the New Oriens shipping pfe
ReIiahie rs well rs Desirable.
ir ilts sr iran unequaed By other
- - ~ oTerslion their WesterE terminus is az PARK
one Hundred aud Hflstg miles below the low
- d most dangerous navigation OF the Ohio river. This
o-uay the delivery Of goods, not only certain,
b disDatch Of other route and the
- 5sIiue heiT advantages slch The tine OF delivery
i ~iasns on other routes that tlhsis the only
Cheap, Reliable and speedy Route.
F,~ght by exposed 70 weather ihan - other
tes As there drayag, the delivery being made at Park
sbuTrh well a. edde fOa and elevated from thence
team Immediately to the without being subject 70
SOIL
bats without delay does likewise he regular Cincinnati
Ptburg boats sonvey direct tSPrkersh1rh By
his Arrangement the Company enabled y receive freight
ssil Tor this route their agency Nashville Te3n.
/ H. n. HARRISON, freight Agent,
No. 9, corner Broad and FrOut strestly
mayi5-sa
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8. THALBERd.
ssDrych ar Gwyliedyct."

Welsh Newspaper Office, Is Nassau St April 10, 1883
Prov O. j. WooD: Dear Sir-Some month six weeks age
received bottle your Hair Restorative and wife,
who concluded try her hair, little thinking at the time
that would gy hair to its original colo but to her
as we'll as my SURPRISE after few weeks trial it has performed
that of turning all the gray hairs dark brown
at the same time Identifying and thckenng the hair strongly
recommend Restorative TO all persons in want OF such
cs1-e1 of their hair CHARLES CARDEW.
NEW YORK, July %, 1857.
PROV @. J. wooD: With confidence do I recommend you
Hair Restorative the most cac9u article ever saw
Since using your Hair hair and whskers which
were almost gradually grown dark; and now feel
confident applications will restore them to their
natural color 1t reeyedme Of all dsndrud and
pleasant itching among ons who Perre Freely
J. G. KIi.BY.
PRoF WooD-Abou years ago hair commenced falling
OF and turning gray fast becoming bald, and ha tried
many remedies to no commenced using Resora
tive in January few applications fastened hair firmly
began up grow and turned back to its former color
black) ,uly restored to its original color
health appearance and cheeuly recommend its use to all
| Chicago, Ill.,, May Z, 1871 >. D. HoES-
Restorative is put in bottles Of Sizes viz large me
dun and small the small holds pint, and retas for one
dollar per bottle; medium holds least twenty cent
in proportion the SMALL reais for two dollars bottle
the large holds quart forty cent more in proportion ant
o. WOOD CO Proprietors 312 Broadway, New York, ir
the great Wire Railing Essbishment and Ia Market ST.
And Sold BY good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
| xvi
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-02

KossUTH AND HUNGARY The London CORES
pendent Of the New York Tribune writing on the
18th ult., says: "KossUrH returns in few days
from Genoa he has ct least the satisfaction of
having prevented an ill-timed rising in Hungary,
which would have ruined the country, and which,
without his interference, would have broken out by
she combined intrigues of Russis and France"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-02

We are often asked by persons visiting and living
In and around the city where first rats Photographs
and AmbrOtypes to be had, and we take great
pleasure in assuring and all here a. else where
that they can be accommodated BY going TO SALTz-
NAN's Star Gallery, No. A, Union, street, whose
tance free
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-02

NASHVILLE FEMALE ACCOMPLISHMENTS De-
p,RruENr.-We take pleasure in directing attention
20 the card Of Rev C. D. ELLIOTT Principal Of the
Nashville Female Academy, in our advertising col
umus this morning Mr.. ELLIOTT gives the best Of
evidence that his school, high it has always STOOD
sbau lack in nothing to make it of the first in
~. whole country. The advantages enjoyed at this
institution sre such that any young lady win Orol
nary tact and capacity may qualify herself Tor any
pOsitiou in society.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-02

The Memphis Bulletin gives list of the "star
engagements" for the Memphis Theatre d1ring the
spprcachipg season. The list embraces The names,
among others, of Mr.. aad Mrs. W. J. FLoREEcE.
We saw it stated few days sgO in a New York
paper that these would sail for England early
in September. If SO, they will hardly return in
time 10 ell an engagement at Memphis
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-02
n~A word TO FamiIics--When

Word 10 FamIIicS--VVhen
49, you look around your houses, and think
there's nothing wanting your children all playful smiling
everything foebodes comfort and happiness suddenly
young falls deep is the result of the
every where fer relief and can't find
-Why you neglected have hand box OF
DALLEYrS MAGICAL PAIN ETZRAGT0R-this is the
whole trouble always have hand Instant
relief will be at hand
For sale in New Orleans, who.es ,e and retail, by
J. WRIGHT CO.,
agents the Southern States and to whom all orders
should be addressed julYl DAWN
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
rnp all THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIG,

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bowed down with pain or physical debility is astonished
70 find his health or energy restored by remedy al
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Not only do they cure the everyday complaints OF
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Pain IN and Morbid IadctiOa Of the Bol0eLs Fiaeey
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ton of its functions. They excellent alterauVs
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-02
MONETARY AND COmmERcIAL
urendstufss ana Provisions.

From the Cincinnati Gazette, July 80.
m, market for lreadstu is very much unsettled owing T.
the critical condition Of the which continues to sui
fer from ro1b II generally contested that abotns w-ek or
sso O. Sr and it Is oueonabie nov whether in any event
be average YIELD buyers however are ara 70
ng Tor decline The Uncertain " that haug
over trade has the effect to conhne business 70 Inc
sI Of higher figures and i would be easier to
SELL delivery at S45 for standard nperne than 70
beep taken Yesterday at S475 holders generally asked 81 IS
as side Of the market was ~ the adSes
and per hushel Wheat Our Wheat also closed
er under the New YORK news eut,e business o. ths day was
transacted decline Of 2e per bushe Provision dealers
are also influenced by the gloomy reports regarding the corn
oF and holders Of PORK are not anxious . o
to at present. bat as 10 the ease OF non
are not yet willing stake much upon the result Of e corn
harvest something like hreathess suspense IS
70 he ssngestea and vita another dry weather,
fair degree speculative excitement may be IN neg
steraT tie remark was common that ssoud
fan mess PORK at SIS would be fine speculation we hear OF
no sales Of nscon, but holders are nrIn.
From the Charleston Mercury, July 20.
Fou,We have no improvement report The market CON.
Times in most depressed dali state, and with very limited
eonnd to bakers and city dealers, prices
~ nominal AZ such we auots s525a625 per 1876 lbs,
ng bags ard barrels and extra for new ana ifesa
ground Of Old Wheat -, Fl
RoorYe continue our old report extremely decreased
aud dull Market with scarcely demand worth
od: 9 prime e S o Sides and F gr
Shoulders without however being able to effect SAFES es
retail way saosss Of ss & they can For Hams Also the
demand is slow-common qualities in particular prime and
choice family brands better inquiry atl39l4c
LkRpPrces the retail trade, in small lots range from
Illl9i25s for bills. to kegs for Western era.a
From the Savannah News, July ~
FIouRuch regulary existed In t article since our
asreport Prices steadily declined during the month and
such variety selling have existed and there nov SO
much Irregular extremely difficult to give quota
tons Some holders pressing sales and even lower rates
those give been sumittnd to, while others are
firm and will not We quote superhne at SbO and
Extra 81 The ample and the demand very limited
RAcas ample asd the demand is fair We qaese
Shoulders * 96%c to quality Ribbed SIDES lo7Sa'o%e
Hams lIGI4c. .-. 80 49,,
Stocks are large snd the demand is light.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-02
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7a<wS MeLean's strengthening
n.y. C0RDIAL-This remedy Las been before the pub
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dy purify blood and strengthen the every who
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remedy every family in the United States Wey every
reader try tilt is delightful advertisement
another column juy3l-d&wlm.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-02

MORE RAIN.-Sundsy and yesterday this region
was visited by refreshing showers of rain, which
have greatly benefited the crops. We hope these
rains were general We continue to hear good &C
counts from the crops in Middle Tennessee since the
rains Of week ago.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-02
AHER7S
Ague Cure,


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No one remedy is louder called for by the ne
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That which protects from or prevents this dis
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1t is not only the best remedy ever yet discovered
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The large quantity we supply for dollar brings II
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| 14fords
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CLOT HING,
NERO HANT TAHLOR 9 /,
S-s-..r sf.rInnL 81 nnnirn HE Gnnha.

Mans Youths and Boys Ready Made Clothes Furnish
ing Goods We invite the attention OF consumers to our New
styeso Costs Pants Vests Necks Hosiery Gloves suspen
er and handkerchief Celebrated spring Shoulder Seanshr
Drawers U1deFts and every new style OF goods adopted 70
wear We also have in addition the above, Ready Made
Clothing superior lot Of Cloths, Cassmers Vengs, DraP
de Ate and Drngs which viii make oder ane guar
antee fit please the ses goods sold py US
we guarantee to represented. We would particularly cali
the attention Of buyers the and make OF garments
most Of which made ordersnd viii warrant
WARD, BIRMINGHAM 4 co..
Practical Tailors.
No. 20 south side Public Square.
n. B.-cl0tSing cut TO order. ape
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN TEE
RICH EST Ola ID Il M

Worn by Kings or EmPePOrs
what! Why n Beautiful Head of Hair.
DRCAUsEitis the ornament God Himself ProUided for all
our race Reader, although the may bloom ever so
brightly glowing cheek, the eye be sparkling, the
teeth those pearls if the head is bref of its covering,
the hair be snared aid shriveed, harsh and dry STILL
sprnkled gray, will lose half her charms Prof
Woods Hair Restorative II used three times week. viii
restore and permanently ALL such ornament Read
the following judge The writer the celebrated Pianist
DR WoSp:- NEW YORK, April 49, 1858.
Dear S-Perm to express you the obligations am
under for the entire restoration my hair its original color
about the my arrival in the United saies rapidly
becoming gray upon the application OF your Hair Rest0ra
tive recovered original hue consider Restorative
IS very wonderful invention quite efcscious as we'll as
agreeable an, dear sir, yours truly,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-02
See First and Fourth Pages.
CONTENTS

CONTENTS
FTRsT PAGE.-The Peace Of Wills Frauea-HOW
1t is Regarded in Paris and London.
FOURTH ,PAGE From the Pl4ins--A Nan Lost
Company Stationed on the Road-Forl KearDey to
be Removed; More Indian TrOubles-War at Home
The Greeks and Cheerokees in Open Hostility
against Each Other; The California Siroceo