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moNnrARx AND ConIaIBRCIAL


ci~ersslri. Aug. iO-FOur very dull, 4.7ss4sO. Corn
steady seasJ.
NEW YosK Aug lo-cotton quiet Upiands l21< Flour de
elined lOal5c sales 5000 bB 4g5sis5 White Corn sc
Ness POrk S9i4 Sugar srn; MuscoyAdo shaz. c0hss
hrn sales Of 1850 bags
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Foreign Markets.


LEREooI July 30coTToEsales Of the week c. 900 bales,
Of which spectators bales and exporters G0o bales
Holders demand an advance ~ Market steAdy Orleans
Pair saz Midaing, Mobile Fair 7zs hiddiing, ~
Upland Fair, ~ Midalng : he Orleans trss 0rdtnaire
AT Havre lf Bullion in KngAnd has decreased
900 pounds Money slightly more stringent, but active
N4w ORLEANS, Aug l0.-corToS-saes Of $50 hases The
steamer elect upon the market. Right bales
sold at re Freight Liverpool " Arrived ships
Pacific, Liberty and Geuoa from New York Joseph CLARK from
Boon Lverpool Bark eochitnsts from Phl
delpha.
NEw Ang l0consols for money closed At IS for
count @s5. The ysndsrt c,ty Of Baltimore
and Bavaria had arrived out.
LIVERPOOL -Breadstuds has declining tenden
ey Provisions have a declining tendency 49, s
cor1oN-stock at Liverpool CsOOO bales which s0 sec
bales American.
Manchester ayiees are favorable the market having an I'D
ad vaneing tendency, and is buOyaRt and active -
yellow and mixed Corn IS leda6s 3D..
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DIR. ). ). c. AVER & co.
LOWELL. MASS

In W A1ASA@s @A@~'D.
Sold at wholesale by -.
10 G. BROWN & EYANs,( N.,A-s,,s
and BERRY & DEMeYILLE, '
II. y. FARNSW0BTH CO., Memphis.
Sold at retail BY ali Druggists throughout the soah an
Wet. duly 6-d,t-W&N3m
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re- NASH q MABB,
lns uPan e Agen


Ass
SsS Ssa M I........ SO SsS g
SETS
ID n course
ply sssarsd..--.-..,..,r- s7:ss5 s
8 canp1ns a. ioiloss,
Pa ua1 karhss Val.
sEiOO 90 s7,sss 90
4o.sos % 4a,sOO %
5 500. l % $50 s. 9 % @
=
900 % 1850 %
se,sCo % $500 % %
is,sOoSo lssas %
$4,000 % se,tOO %
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W. y MASON, cARRiGAN MASON
RoHySpriRgs, Hiss. Memphis, Tenn
MA SON 81 CO.
COTTON TORS,
AND
OMNIISSION MERCH NTS,

283 MAIS STREET IN THE BRINKLEY BLocK,)
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
nUR charge for selling Cotton, every description
Bacon, article OF plantation produce except Tohac
per the for the latter per
cent. will be charged. Consignments solicited
We will h orders for household plantation supplies
fully and promptly
large Warehouse centrally located, furnish
articles Of every kind for sale shipment upon
reasonable always Effected unless advised
contrary Special attention will be paid The receiving
orwardng of Merchandise. msyI7-tw6m.
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ALEI ALL AIEI

ALEl ALEI ALEI
- - BARRELS Smiths Champagne Ale;
= - % do do kennett ID
90 do Bottled do
The above Ales the finest made warranted
sale Psbargh and Wheeling prices freight added,
Market street.
july3l CARTER. wILsF0RD & co.
PURE BOURBON WHISKY.
VETE have hand about % barrels Of PURE OLD BOUR
w BON WHISKY, which Wswl warrant he YEARS
sni the finest in the State. We ANXIOUS
aud would be glad If those wanting something really and
good gouli give a call. CAR Err, WILSFORD 4 co.
ju53i r---. No. ) Market Street
NOW on NEVER
AN in the city and engaged IN selling county rights
the Of Tennessee. for the manufacture and Of
Patent Improved Bee Hives, the and superiority
which have testified hundreds worthy
eminent citizens Of country The Of Hive
is simple ami promise it the only Hive in the world known
Which the bee mOthe DESTROYS
chasing either family rights for Bee Hive in
TIE world ind for few days the Auction Rooms Of
Me5srs Hardy Brothers, where VIII lie happy them
jay2l-nt JOSEPH KENT.
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Prof Ashley D. Iurt N. D.. Male College Wnssstss snp
Prof NJ ,Prsst % the Mary Sharpe College vim
Jchn Frizzell, Esq., Wl1chester, Team
Ths WeathsF Indcaior offered Tor At III
Drag o. AARON STRETCH, saeral seat. on ts orer
a Uniou snd College Streets, Nashville. Tenn
Tie dsc0Fsrsr Win send the Natural Indeaar by
mail, postage paid. veil put up scral % ay dron
enclosing 92o eurreGt full plain aeo11 for
regulsfngs using, Gn-, accompany each Indicafor-
AeaTess !. n. LOUIS uLLaAN, Agsnt
uiy&3-dtEGEu COLUMBIA. Frnn.
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u eLIABILITIEs.t
Sth No liabilities 10 Banks others, due not due.
sth No losses adj nsted and due eaEH
It'll. Losses lther adjusted. ort go IA *
eih. Adjusted and not due,
9th Losses in Suspense waiting further
proof, incladed in last answer above. -
10th. No other claims sgainst the Comfy -- ras.
Total amount Of Liabilities 42.31 IS
lth The rule o: the Company IS not to exceed $4,000 in
risk, subject 70 loss by single hre.
l2t The insured city village, depends upon is
Subsequently, all the desirable risks 10 be had SUBJECT TO
the rule last above uamei. 49,.
l5e The amount insured in any one block Of odng depends
lis Sue and eonsrucon, subject to ne rule AbOVs
llA The Act Of incorporation Is ne same aed January
lsSs...L szssair. e - TIM G. ALLYN, secretary.
srATE OF COSNEcrICUrl
Hartford County S. July 6. 1854, e-e
Personally appeared Huntingdon President and T. G.
Allyn, Secretary OF the Hartford Fire Insurance. Company and
made that the foregoing s4ent Of the Affairs ef said Com
pany exhts asceTtaned this date,
tual condition the let dag of July, 1859 Before
GEO. s. GILMAN, Up.
The Comptroller the Stasof Tennessee will please furnish
rensalOr Che eTAesie Of authority 70 Nash Mari, Of
Nashvsa duly 6pponfed Agents e the Hartford Insurance
Company Of Hartford, Conn., Who present the foregoing state
said Company la conformity with Act passed BY the
Legislature the Of Tennessee, March Ist ls56.
-. Very respectfully, T. @, ALLYN, Secretary
sTArR o. ,ESNrssEE CouPrRo1LER's OFTscE
4EE - Nashville, July Seth. 1859
This certify that the Hartford Fire Insurance Company
located At Hartford in the STATE Of Connectcu has complied
with all the requirements q act passed by The doe Assem-
bly, Of the State Of Tennessee in March, % emitted IAN Act
regulate the OF Companies incorporated the
State Tennessee" and that J. Nash W. J. garr the d.
ga authorized Of said Company the city Of NASHVILLE,
$3.50 80 7r.7ts Ut. DUNL KP, oouptFolEss.
The subscribers continue to issue the Policy Of the above named
cid and strong Company at rs COLLEGE street
Jnb3O-d3W NASH A MARI
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FnsT PAGE The stste Of Itsly--The Center
snce at Zurich; horrible Murdsr-A Woman Kills
her Own Son BIOpdin at the Falls; The Surrender
Of Lombsfdy--The Honorary Presidency Of the
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RAILROADS.
Change Of Tlme-NovemAbeerr II, 1859.
.'A NO iis n 4 c A @ o ''<"
Great Western and Northwestern
n n. il.5l I.INEz.3 VI.
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI
IL LAFAYETTE AN CHICAGO sHoRT-hINN
q RAIL R OAlDS.$
The shortest Route between Cincinnati
'.s and Chicago.

Three Passenger Trsinsleave Clncinnatdaily, from
the foot of Mill and Front streets.. nI
$50 A. .NI.-0hicago Mail arrives ct Indianapolis
atlaiO P. M, Chicago at lo;so l. m THIS train Nm
the West and North;yest; connects 9t1 Indianap".
lis with trains for Torre Haute also with Pel
trsius for Iern. LoganRport, Fort Wayne aud rc'
f1,4j +. Nl.--Terre Eaute and iaSiaYette 40.
couilaouanOn arrives at indianapolis at 6:D 7. a.,
making direct connections at Indianap0liB with La
tayette trains for Decatur Springfield Naples, ouln-
cy, Hannibal and 81. Joseph .
at l2l6 A. NJ, making clese connections at Chicago
with oil morning trains ont Of Chicago.
Sleeping cars are attached &c Gil the night trains
on this line, and run through to Chicago without
This is exclusively Western and Northwestern
Route, and with favorable and reliable arrangements
With all connecting roads throughout the entire
oommodations to the patrons OF this line. ~ i.l
The Compauy's exclusive Telegraph Line is used
when necessary, to govern the movement OF trains,
tached to all passenger trains, by which they csnbs
perfectly controlled; besides all the other modern i'm
piovemens necessary for the comfort and safety OF
passengers the managers OF this road have literally
smoking. cars on this line. ...r.......r g4
R~ 10 sure yon are In the right ticket Office b6fora
you purchase your ticA sts and ask for tickets via
-Lawrenceburg and lndianapOlls.
Fare the same as b, any other route. Baggage
'hsfhso TRo6eR TfIGKErs goOi unit. used can b,
taned at the ticket ooes, at spencer House Corner
not House Corner Ut The Wi aut.street House Hon aud
at Depot office, foot of ILL., on Front street, where
aiineoessary info rmatios may be had. .Ii
ymniDuees run to ard frota sach train, and vii
call for Or passengers St all ao. and oil parts Of the
non asaeral RAJ i Ticket dSsis; Agent.
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THE TwO9cHANrs.. !,

l.Ht H'l mis- uf
We know not whose poem this is, but II Is yer,
good, and reminds US somewhat Of RopsRf BRowS
ING: .a H4 l' iHdl ui'a .fIaN
"Te Deum Laudamus!" through sresnrivsr mead
Where noon. pacing slow, holds in leash the heef
Blown like cloud from ST. Agatha's altar,
Drifts down the south wind the loud ehanted psalteI
Under the light Of the taper lies sleeping s
One whose fair soul was not whiiened BY weeping.
sorrow stood far from her--lbve in mute reverence,
Knelt to the shri1e Of her starry Intelligence
Charmed by her music OF being, dull oavH -
Lay coiled In her presence; and liou-liEe evil
Lying In wait for her soul frail and tender,
Cr0uehed at the blaze Of its virginia. splendor.
Oyer her calm face radiance immortal
FlOws from tho smile at her mouths silent portal
They who kneel round her from mathis ny even,
As they knee at the tombs OF ths blessed IN heaven
Think not 70 question that presence resplendent
Where fed the soulthat ID thinning ascendant
Down from the grey clouds the March winds
ont of the low soil pale phantoms are trooplng;
Lift on the wings Of St. Agatha's choir
The great "De Profundis" rolls soemniy higher
Under the light of the tapers Is lying il -4--.
One whom keen anguish made ready for dying.
Sorrow that writes with the pen Of an. angel
Gods burning thoughts through her mystic evangeli
Passion, that, laden with memories tender,
Crowns himself king with their tropical splendor;
Weeping repentance with hands lifted palely-.
These were the spirits that walked with her daily.
Death, creeping near while she knelt in devotion,
Eroze on her features their mournful emotion
They, who reluctant draw nearer to falter
Ave-" or VOW ut the steps Of the altar. ''tt
Marking II thence, ask, In fear, II the sorrow
Lying slain on her ps will not quicken Tomorrow
N tHII .H VII D.
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DExTERITY OF PARIslAN RoGuEs. The
Paris correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Evening Bulletin says: t p" '..'
One day, walking near the Barriere du
Trone, quarter where clothing shops
abound, M. took particular fancy to a
gray paletot hanging outside one Of these
establishments. He Immediately sent s.
(the jacques Strop Of the firm to bargain
with and blind the Jew Meanwhile he
took the ticket off the garment, threw it
on his shoulders and decamped.- Pre-
Sently, finding it came down to his heels,
he became disgusted, returned and sold
it to its owner for about half the price at
which it was originally marked Another
time, in the Rue Menilmontant, they saw
the keeper of wine-shop standing few
PAGES from his door talking with three
Sergens de Vile. S. joined them to ask
the direction of some myth, while M.
quietly entered the unguarded bar,
robbed the fat till and, returning to the
threshold, hailed his friend as if he had
seen him for the first time in a month,
"Viens done mon bon! boire une chopin"
and then discovering, to his great surprise,
that the other party was the marchand
de vim, he insisted upon his joining them
and even had the audacity to ask the
Peelers French Peelers never dare drink
while in uniform ,m tigal ail T. 1S.l..
Once they went to the Barriere de la
Sante, to rob q house, the proprietors Of
which they knew to be. absent. NJ, got in
through a window opening in the garden,
s. stationed himself on the Othesq side of
the street, near the stand Of q woman
selling fried potatoes, to keep watch and
give the alarm if necessary Presently
the potato merchant leaving her wares to
make some purchase at a neighboring
shop, s. commenced the sale of the
''pommes fritesn at a groat reduction. He
cleared them all out in afew minutes, and
pocketing the proceeds, calmly crossed
the street and joined his eomrade
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NOVEMBER II, 1859.
Cincinnati, Hamilton y Dayton
MA On ~ 9 E
RAILROAD

SIX DAILY TRAINS LEAVE THE
- 5ixth.street Depot. .-Fl.- .9g4
Trains run through to Cleveland Ssnaasks, To.
ledo and Indianapolis without change ofcars.
Thropgh Tickets for al Eastern, Western, North.
ga. NJ. EXPRESS TRAIN For Hamilton,
Richmond, Indianapolis, Lafayette, Chicago and all
Western Cities. Connects at Richmond with U. and
.. Road for Logansport also connects at Hamilton
$50 4. M. M TRAIN-Tor Dayton, Springfield,
Sandusky, Toledo and Chicago. This train max es
close connections with all trains leaving Chicago the
same evening. Also connects at URBANA FOR %.
LUMDus; at Bellei0ntaine with B. aud l. II. H., East
Chicago Railroad East tand West; at Clyde with
Cleveland aud Toledo Railroad trains for Cleveland
and Detrot; at Dayton for Greenville, Union VIM
chester and Muncie. .H s1 Ji!h4" 'Hi HD F'i'l
,I0A. Nj. EXPRESS, ,TRAIN-For Cleveland
York. and all Eastern cities Also connects at Crest.
line for Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore, ani
$40 r. III, TRAIN--FOr Ham!,on Richn,on,
meets at Hamilton for oxford, &c.
5:30 Il. M. TkAIN-For Dayton, Springfield
Bellefontaine, Lima, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
all points In Canada ConneCtsa ut Belleontainewith
Is. and |. u. T., Mast and West! .lll AVed
land via Delaware for Dunkirk, Buffalo, Boston,
New York, and all Eastern CITIES. Also, connects at
Orestllne for Pittsburgh, PHILADELPHIA Baltimore,
and all Eastern cities. -lIit-D.J'gb1te 1fl
sS-The night Express Train leaving Cincinnati a :
ll30 NJ. leaves daily EXCEPT SATURDAYS All other
trains leave daily EXCEPT SUNDAYS;
For further information and Tickets, apply at thu
Ticket offices-no corner Front and Broad.
way; No. 1859 Walnut-street, near Gibson House; at
the new Ticket Office, on tile west side of yinestreet,
street House, Tor at the Six III street Depot. '
nol2 ID. MoIAREN, Superintendent,
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KSRANKLrN TYPE, AND ,sTERE6TYpRl
R''''usiss ~ il;afsiI ind. iss vinsssT::s'
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NAsONIC QUICK STEP, AS PER
FORMED ,sdsSS By sp's5' Sf ;se Bssd Rs% Sa
Bniiding. Price 20 cehts. Just published y1x
nv 80 - NJ ~. p. ). CHURCH, Jr., XZe
: de2e f..5f.lf f.4 66 West Eourth.strest, %
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WORKING ON A SMALL CAPITAL. lazy
fop, standing by his brothers work bench,
while the latter was sharpening chisel,
said, John, why do You work fora living?
A fellow with your talents, should not
degrade himself by manuallabor9 / mean
to get my living by my Wits '5i@. 4.' sg
well, Frank, you can work with duller
tools than can s'laia5 .gl.lcis,..
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LITTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS
a| AND XENIA RAfLRoAD.
MM M M ID M ~ G5eaa
Three Trains Daily.
Two Through Express Trains.

L.. l----- u
HJNIRST FRAIN-DAY EXPRESS AT TO
H. A, NJ, connects via Columbus and Cleveland;
via Columbus, Steubenyille and Pittsburg; via
Columbus, Orestline and Pittsburg; via Golum.
bus and Bellair (WheeiiIP). Also, for Springfield
This train stops between Cincinnati and Coluinb bus
at all the principal sta tions. FF
SECOND TRAIN Columbus Accommodation
at 4:4O +. NJ. This train stops at all citations be.
tween CINCINNATI and Columbus, and Cincinnati and
THIRD TRAIN--Nisht jExpressla at I,,s8 =.
NJ connects via Columbus and Beilair Wheeling;
via Columbus, Orestline and Pittsburg; via Oolum,
Oleye land. '''
This Train stops at Loveland, Morrow. xeni.
and London. SLEEPING OARS ON THIS TRAIN,
The Day Express runs through 10 Cleveland,
Wheeling and Pittsburg, via steubenville, without
chan go of cars. HI,4 III.
Ths NIGHT EXPRESS Train leaving Cincinnati
az 1890 z, M, runs daily, except SATURDAYS,
me other Trains run daily, except SUNDAYS
For all Information, and Through Tickets 70 Bos.
ton, New York, Philadelphia, baltimore, Washing.
ton, Buffalo,, Niagara Falls, Dunkirk, Cleveland,
plttsburg, wheeling, and all tho Eastern places,
net House, southeast corner Of broadway and Eront
streets, and at the Eastern Depot. ,"1' -
trains run by Columbus time, which Is seven min
utes faster than Cincinnati time. M l'I
opnISuses call passengers BY leaving Directions
ct the Ticket Offices. n : RI - - noiI
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MUSICAL.

NOw, IF EYER.-As my neighbors are
IN offering great inducements for
cash. and as ami not willing that 12INU
my friends and customers should
fall to 10 sulted as to ptice, would vfH ~
say that will not be pndersold by
any house In Cincinnati all still rent, and let
the rent pay for the Piano. at ca West Fourth street
Danot for Mslobeons and HarmoDiams. de2i
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Commencing Dec. 4, 1859.
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI
IN
RAILROAD
Cincinnati and St. Lol1is

THROUGH wITHOOT CHANGE OF CARS
Two Daily Trains for Vincennes, Cairo and AZ
Louis. %b g.. q n tI:2A ;s. M, and 1870 7;
300 ?. NJ and'1;sO P. NJ III RENTif' f'n'
One Train for Evansville at l3O p. III,
The Trains connect at St. Louis for all points ia
Kansas and Nebraska, Hannibal, Quincy and Keo-
Natchez and New Orleans ''"s'
One Through Train oil sunday at 7.30 p. Nj
RETURNING-Fest Line Leaves East st. I,ou,,
sundays excepted, at $50 A. NJ, arriving at Cincin
r. M, arriving at Cincinnati at S:25 A. Wv Wv"
M, -.u,s FOB THROUGH .TIGKETS
10 all points West ai.d South please abply at t,,
ofhces, Walnut.streO House, between vytS an1 .m1
Seventh streets No. Burnet House, corner Office
north west corner Of Front and Rroadway, Spencer
House onSe and at the Depot, corner Front and Mill
streets; w. ID. CLEMENr, Gen'l. Superintendent.
Omnibuses call for passengers Dcno
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HALLS PATENT.
,ayHE MOsTRELIABLE FIRE AND

yUyHE HfOSTRELIABLE FIRE AND
Il BURGLAR PROOF SAFEs-They have given
more satisfaction than any other now In use.
LARS to any person that can, up to the present
time chow single instance wherein they have failed
10 preserve their contents. I.-Ni
being the best Fire Proof Burglar Proof, or Fire
and Burglar Proof now made; and are willing to
party failing first, forfeit to the other, the suro
Of $4,000.
Weare prepared to furnish better Safe, aud at less
cost, than any other manufacturer In tae UNITED
States.
Second hand Safes Of other makers, also on hand.
Werespectfully invite the public to call and exam.
Inc our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
HALL, CARROLL & CO.,
augl2-ayt Nos. is and IL East Columbia street.
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