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sss r1s n
ana rroek CoArs, adaptedto business Purposes,
1O2 Main Street.
French aSSd GOTTEN Sn ssa variety Of Aess and
ed at very low prices KEEN BALDWIN WILLIAMS
SERVANTS CL0THISG.-oqr stock of Heavy SAT-.
r ne, md ynss Pants and ys.. Red and White iannel
ia and complete We offer Inducements and viii
delt KEEN, BALDWIN WILLIAMS
sl.d sBH ,1s admins
note or open seosn to call on and respective
The estate vii present them to properly
del4-im Admir- Of Jane. wln.ion aI Dee'd
RLANK BOOKs.-It. no OMEN that we recommend tia
a! Of any one in city where
the attention Of our and Others the
RANDOLPH. led the by Capt j. ENGLISH and =;
eSmsn o. Their i you have only 10 look portion
In, but must be used-DfspGtnh. deis
VlRACHRR.rh.a advertiser native OF Cieorvi. possessing
pSss school fSs best S Of .:I.s s!S
and no ss..%Sasn given Address p,,. AsM
NO CouoHs Coins. Housewives and IsrLrrsz, In
SS0kA srs5I0S soHEStss. or affection Of the
EyNI!l Rao.cMIIs, waoorrys coToa AsTHss, Car .1SH
Slll2i8 RELIEVED By BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCH!
NYW ooro., d .R and si.grst ergsiaqtiea for
"IrScommend neir 70 PrpLIc srKlKrRs"
Rrv. Il. II. oHirS, New York
3""S' su"fHFy Vcisy IN bRnNCHtTts.'
REy. 5. sEIGFREn, Morrstown, Ohio
BeHtfcid' 'ehen compsled 70 poat suffering from Cotp
Rev. s J. p. ANBEksoS, st. Louis
KsecfHdi IN reDorfn0 HrrssnSss and Iryfsrtioa Of a.
Ihrodf ~ common irifA SrHaEKss sIxeERs y "
Prof VI. STACY JOHSSON LsGrsnre Ga
Teacher Of Music, Southern Female COLLEGE
S,,d5 s,n, wA'" satsn ss ard er preaesipo ,y
II permanent ddcaEtIgS 70 me-" WV
REv. v RowIET A. NJ
President Athens College Tennessee
Fold by all Druggists, At rs cents per box
p,n.I ISySs,s or tdtahThe LS;sn0e' for Dye
e. '""'''"''"' "''"'''@' H'""1' As"'f'o",
Sold, wholesale and retail by
no28-dAwGm FISHER A wtNsrox
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am nov rreprred, and have been Tor seSrTaI s.5<N
- years past 10 make 20 order al Of Boo a. So.
for Adi' . gentlemen, misses servants under
hendAnee OF h Henry har well known citizens an Rb
and me jaeen country true and faithful
work always hand dr9-lm WN p nv, d nsde
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WANTED.-For ths Up.ed States Army Cnasunt- y
w ed Serycel Shlebodei, men 70 vho-, n
WI De given good pay boArd clothing and medical at H
tendance Pay from sl2 10 s32 month Musician, IN
also wanted Apply al rendezvous Franklin street between
ION ana Itth sFeee' l. y. MOORE,
Ia nra~ D..
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a CARD.

NhsHo HiHiNG FOR IseO.-rhe und,r.irosd o.
- els D. ,fees 70 ne puoi irer
sunEyes Tvs increased experience rim ropsJ.,,iv a.
toss uho engar. hs services that their busncs. iii ~ a.
VENTED 70 W Ne most satisfactory ~
Persons senng Negroes expect % kavs sol 49,
outaned lof tattn Win attention
49, ~" P''fnp' Is'u'ns mAds 9uartefly LuCtEN LEwIS
40 ., OHce under Metropolitan Han
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GEORGE DARBY.

GEORGE DAIRY
noops hANUFACIURkRS AGENT FOR THE SALE IN
pOOhS, SASH, BLINDS, MOUIDiSGS -
LAkeE assortment constantly on hand orJ.rs AZ ~,
NO. 49, Governor Street
RICHMOND,
W Youngs celebrated snooth-.Sued sarSn,v ~ -.
put M w .ho,, hAChiNh
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DE-, Sse esa.n,, XEGETApLE LIFE PILLS

ID ~. mDFFAr,S VEGETABLE LIFE Pm.
80 n"ehih bitter- have been Thoroughly t-sf.i
ouoln1su SOVEREIGN remedy
80, usrh and head schr, costveness dsrftr,
foIt gravel worms
,, san IsIn, eysipess, colds ana iusstpn..
HlS al derangrucnt - te female svst, ,. -
- @ -, tn' diseases 10 which the hsusn sms 4 .his ~
w., ..I p,,1pfir,or br W " NOFFAT, Broajssv ~.
'oN' ana eJ Druggists generally countrv w
~
,.,,,., REMOVAL! RLr.Os.Et,
4 'hehLsS y dWATklN vii remove from, th- 60. = -
~ .gpie- on The ars lay March newt TntiI nj 90 80
80 ~ i-rsble - 3 81 Dry Goods Carp.t. an
~ ir'lrs. hhhoDs, Negro Ciothnw srovn 80 49,
ion, ~ almost SOY price % clear out y ,b,t ~,
49, ~ .ei ever piece % goods m the ,voti ~
moving The prices vii BE- reduced a. q sg.., l,,h
Notice.-Ihe attention ~ the Ladies Il rs,y..,t a. a., -,
,s. ',s, ed SKIRT Bobes and B-.r. g.s, 49,.
Ns.- ftthneis. -. Also $3.50 printed a WV
W. axe great pleasure In siopng parties through IN. ,,,
dsi9-6if
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~ Gum Arabic and Olive Oil -
Tonqua Beans Superior Anrosturs
Just received and for sale lowby PITFIELD GEORGE
In VI. Blair 4 CO. = building
COrDer anHH .rx
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Saturday. Dec. 81.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.

amounting
Tickets So; Halves 10 ~; Qrs. ~; Eghths 20
Cert Nea'e OF Package OF &c wholes costs 500 90
raves l42 -
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[. oOD SIZES, ENrRA.-we are opening q desr.ht.
~ ei OF shoes tnr Women Il the following knis -wo.n.
s s ~, 70 ; ,o p co. wemsus Fne Morocco Persed sIl
se hee'ed Roots eto sod - ?. usde order We
aens Prime Dutch Boots Mses' N ii, 1gai.s Clt,
Shoe yery heavy ani good, for sale low - N''"
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GRAND CONSOLIDlTED LOTTERY or prLiWaRr

ON THE HAVANA PLAN
EXTRA CLASS NINE
To be DR. vn In Wilmington, Del, Saturday Dee 81 lo9
Every Other Ticket N Prize
Prizes payable In full without deduction
In these Lotteries every prize Is drawn
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So 0l0 REWARDI

GNfOIRGE MILLER, Clerk In she BFane
u Of ne Union bank 81 Jesans murisrei he nght
u the ~ INST and Eghfesn Thousani Eight HUNDRED Dollars
In Union Bank notes and Forts lse lundrd Dellss IN aol
One Thousand Dollars viii h. paid Cor tie discovery or
the murderer Four n JasAnd Dollars m the recovery Of TIE
money, and IN proportion for any part Of IL $50
feb IO-tf President.
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From, washington.

WASHINGTON, July 3--Au official despatch from
Frankfort says that the destructive consequences
of the war to commerce, industry aud labor gen.
eral, becomes more apparent. large number of
factories in Germany are already closed and those
in operation are chiefly on American account, and
for the supply of war orders.
There we're fourLecn bidders for supplying an
thrace coal for the navy. Tue offers ranged from
25a4 % per ton. The contract was awarded to
Horace E. Brown, OF Baltimore, for Black Heath
COAL for Is 900 tons, much more, if required,
at the first named price.
The Post Office Department has dispensed with
the services Of twelve express route agents. recsiv
ing each 81, 900 per ennum, on the line betgeen
New York and Cincinnati. The baggage masters
are to be allowed $40 per month each, for d. liver
ing and receiving the through mails
The expenditures of the United States for the lis
csl year ending with June, exclusive of trust fund.-
and payments Of account of the public debt, were
sos 500 600.
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CANDIDATES.
Attorney General and Reporter. Election
on the 18th of August, 1859.

Attorney General and Reporter. Election
ON the 18Th of August, 1859.
We authorized to SAMUEL MILLIGAN Esq,
Of Greene county, candidate for Attorney General and Re
porter, in place Of Hon. JOIN L. T. sSEED, resigned
We authorized to announce JAMES o. SHACELFORD,
E Montgomery county, candidate Tor Attorney ener.
al Tor the State Of Tennessee in place Of Hon J. T. sEErD
resigned. may93
We authoTizeto TI0s j. FREEMAN. Of the
county % Gibson candidate for Attorney General for tke
State OF Tennessee place Of Non. J. r sSErD resigned
june3
We authorized to WDI. Il. REESE, Jr Esq
candidate for the Office Attorney General and Reporter
for the State. june
We authorized to JOHN W. HEAD, Esq,
candidate for Attorney General for the Stale Tennessee place
Of Hon. J. T.. T. SNEEn resigned
We authorized to announce MILTON A. HAYNES, Of
Memphis, candidate for the Office Attorney Geaeal
Reporter for the State. JnneeI d.tNGwtd.
We authorized to sAMUEL TURSEY, Esq,
Sparta candidate for Attorney General and Reporter
State.
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sr. Lofts, May 5.-Ths overland mail of the lob
has arrived.
Simpsons exploring expedition reached Walkers
river, shortening the distance from Camp Floyd to
Genoa 900 miles.
The Arizonidn of the 18th rays Capt. Stones
parties arrived at Jrt Buchanan having been dri-
ven from Sonora by Pesquiers.
The Indians defeated the government troops in
four engagements, and we're marching on Guaymas,
the foreign residents being compelled TO take -efuge
aboard the vessels.
Sylvester Mowry arrived at Lsmssilla
The Leavenworth and Denver City express of IT,
22d arrived yesterday. large conAagrat3n is re-
ported on the divide between Gregory and Jack
sons diggiBgs. Twenty lives were lest Their
names are unaseeFlsined.
Considerable gold dust is awaiting shipment.
Specie is in great demand for purchasing dust.
Horace Greeley and others report gold existing in
paying quantities. Crowds are rushing to The
mines
The Convention in Arizgnia nominated Sylvester
Mowry for Congress, BY acclamatioB.
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n<-9R. A. FahnestOck,s Vermi-

sSSS4s-S FUGE has long regarded with favor and
CONFIDENCE by large body Of the regular medical profession
every State in the Union, as preparation by ag
and daily prescribed by the eminent physicians through
ont the United States During the long period continued
popularity spurious and counterfeit limitations time
time made their appearance Never has more necessary
the part Of the bgyerto exercise ueious carlton in
chasing the genuine article than this time These limitations
are often close in their external resemblance B. FAHEE-
SHOCKS Yemfue be well calculated put upon the I'M
suspeng purchaser article which he neither wished nor in.
tended to buy 1t Is not enough 10 buy accredited agent
but purchaser must vigilance being imposed
and must exanns every bottle to himself that he is
buying the genuine b. A. FAHSEsTocK's VeEmifnge.
iulyI-,lSWlm
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TnE BALLOON TsIP PROM ST. LouIs TO TUE Ar,
LANTIc. The balloon which left ST. Louis ct half
past six o'clock Friday evening the LIST inst, I'M
der charge Of MIR. JoHx WISE, with the intention
of going TO New York, came down in the afternoon
of Saturday, the "a, at Adams, jefferson county,
n r. which is abont three hundred miles from the
ocean. II is in Northern New York, near the shores
Of Lake Ontario. Il IS about one thousand miles
frOR-St Louis. TO 60 that distance in twenty
hOu,s is mighty fast travelling, in this age Of
railroads. 1t is at the rate Of fifty miles an hour
Tor the whole distance
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-06

MEMPHIS MUMcIPAL ELEoTIoS--The munich
pal election in Memphis on The sOth ut., resulted
in the re-elsctiOns Of D. BluaH, Esq, as Mayor,
by 100 votes over his highest competitor The vote
stood for BAUoH l,lS9, for PARK 039 and for
RoRlssoS 5G2. The total number of votes cast
for Mayor is 2 al being increase Of nearly 400
votes over the number pOlled last year.
Thomas AZ EAST, Esq, was reelected Recorder,
by 2l2 votes .over his highest competitor.
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Kansas ConstlrutiOnnI Convention.

ST. LOUIS, July 3-From Leavenworth, We Learn
that the Kansas Constitutional Convention Assem-
bles at Wyandotte, on Tuesday next. The Repub-
licans have majority of twelve bat as certificates
are not TO be issued until the day of the Convention,
its absolute political character cannot be stated.
1t is understood in any event, that Constitution
will be formed prohibiting slavery, and an effort he
made TO engrait provision for the exclusion OF
negroes from the State AMI also to prohibit the
incorporation of banks Of issue Action will be
taken IN reference to the claims of sufferers during
the past troubles in the Territory.
A proposition to annex Southern Nebraska 10 the
State will be considered. Delegates from Nebraska
will be present, and the project is fayorably re
ceived thus far.
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- a sickIy AIternated Ap.

I1<-Ls@S A sIcIkiy AIIefnated APP.
SE~zz--s Pearance in a child is grima Jaeis eYi
denca that its internal organization is enanei by
The many species of weFmr which act and too often destroy the
most promising children. The thing be admin
ister Winters Canadian Vermifuge without de-
lay will dslOge and discharge the enemy present the
bowels and II cleanse and nvgorate the
whole digestive, secreve and excretYe system create
healthful appetite.
Be particular and remember the name tWnters Canadian
Vemifuge This is the only article that be depended
Remember this.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
J.WRIGHT & CO., CT and Isl Charities st.
Sole propretors. d&W-Im
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ST.. LOUIS, July 3.-The Salt Lake correspondent
of tn, RePubl'eGn says Judge Cradlebsugh had re-
turned from tour in his circuit, and issued war
rants du ing his trip for the arrest of nearly 100
persons engaged in the massacre at Mountain Mead
oWs, and various other murders. The correspon
dent saw no church off 3ials along the route. lie
reports for so miles before reaching Santa Clara,
Herdus and his company founl human skeletons at
most every camping ground. Many PROBABLY muir
dered by Indians last winter He says that up
wards of 80 white men assisted at the massacre Of
Mountain Meadows.
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WHo Is rae AtFnoR or JFKIUs The Southern
Citizen says There is bat one man in America or
elsewhere who knew Junins,' and that not by
the bodily eye-sight but by the intuition of genins
The man lives in East Tennessee and hiss establish
ed the identity Of Junins beyond ali reasonable
dispute. His researches are not yet published.
When they shall be, those who take an interest in
the author of JuniOus (Which We dOn'D will be
satisfied"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-06

IMPORTANT POsT orrIoz CHANGE,-The Post Mas
ter General has ordered the discOntinusOoe OF the
distributing 0flces at Chattanooga, Tuscumbis,
Abingdon, Yicksburg, Eat.hez. and Others to take
eject from and after the LIST nst. Post Masters
throughout the untry should observe this order,
aud not send matter to these offices for distr,bu-
lion, as il would result in delay and confusion.
Newspapers throughout the country would render
service BY giving his notice
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Trial of SeIf-PrOpelIing Steam Engine on
Turnpike Roads.

PHILADELPHIA, July S.-The self-prcreIing steam
FIRE engine, built at the Novelty Works. NY. by
Lee and Larned, for the Southwark Hose Company
Of this city, reached the Companys house at eight
o'clock last evening, having propelled itself over
the turnpike road from Bristol distance of over
20 miles; actual running time two hours; total time
five hours and thirty -four minutes including all
stoppages; highest speed at the rate of Is miles
per hour. Weight Of engine 5000 pounds Several
steep hills were assembled without the slightest diff
feulty, st the rate Of 10 miles per hour.
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n A VII IT,


We are indebted to cur friend DR. d Z. WEleHr,
Of Shelby Alediealcollege Tor another valuable pa
per On European politics Dr. W has kindly con-
sented 10 continue his contributions to our columns
IS matters Of interest maj arise in the progress Of
the existing difficulties abroad
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SS until October next, viii offer entire Retail
stock of Hrdcare reduced prices for cash. including r.
peners' 7ool Badiag Hrrdlrars anr Eoase FarisAiag
Goods having made esre preparations for large Retail
amany reyne and desirable goods can new be bought
o figures for cash. II wish the WOrtO yOar money in
Hardware, call sOon at MCCALL & Co.,
jlneis-u 3aPublc sauare
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-06

CONSOLIDATION CossuMMATEO.-We learn, YER
bally, that the cousOdatiou Of tas Mississippi Cen
trail and Mississippi Central and Tennessee Railroads
was fually eonsummated at the stockhoiders' con-
yeDtion, which assembled at Grenada, Miss, last
Thursday Ten Of the old Board of Mississippi
Central Railroad Directors were reelected, sud
Tennessee Directors, VIZ: Gen R. 2. Nelly, Or. A.
III. Jackson. and Hon. Austin Miller Col Goodman
was elected President, and Gen Nicely Vice Presi-
mt Of The Consolidated Road Grad Jtac,ion QHia
NgWe
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From, Mexico.

Vera Cruz sdVices express tbs belief That the i've
millions eonduets will sOOn reach that city. Me-
Lanes treaties with JuaTez are in fair Say for
contamination. TIE import and export duties at
Vera Cruz have been considerably diminished In
Consequence of the unsettled condition Of affairs in
the Interior. receipts at other Mexican ports have
been considerably increased
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-06

Gov HARRIS returned to the city Sunday even
ing, in the enjoyment Of excellent health. HI seems
to have imprcFed under the severe abors of thecan
vass, aud re certsinly never saw him in better
spirits.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-06

~ InValuabIe.--We feel great
S@-~S pleasure in recommending, il capital letters,
through the centre OF the paragraph Of the few things used
the world, of late that humanity great
tent One Of mod phanopist, consider be Mr.
Daley, of the DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EN-
TRACTOR and we'll wishers race We publish,
whenever get opportunity, the value Of his medical
pound heals all wounds burns, bes cuts piles
and all pain instant application while the healing
process nyee aud the foreign mater completely absorbed
by the saye, perfect extractor What would the comun
ty for It? Thousands cured daily Time saved money
hand Accidents will occur buay,
It by you, and you saiei
For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & Co, 81 and Isl Chariresst.
Sole agents for the South and whom all should
essel. unel7-d&wlm
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For Congress.

" arc authorized to the Hon JOHN V. WRIGHT
candidate for reelection Congress from the Seventh Con-
gressional District. !mhl,
We authorized to announce A. NJ TILLMAN, thecoun
t of Bedford candidate FOR Congress the Sixth Congress
sional district iunpa5-tds
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J ArriraI 81 stcamer Nortl, A,nericn.

QUEBEC. July 5.--The steamer North America
has arrived Her dates are anticipated. The shin
salwert from New Orleans to Liverpool vas com
pletely burned al sea. Tier cargo OF $500 bales
Of Cotton and the vessel we're fully insured
HAvRE, June 20.-Cetion buoyant. sales Of The
week 10, coo bales. Stock in port 100, Coo bAles.
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DR. KINGS DISPENSART
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

f Dr.. King formerly OF New York for the lsstfour
EtsS years Of Louisville, Kentucky, and who has de
voted his aeutcI the treatment Of private diseases Tor
thirty years daers himself having attended to pce for
many years. ancurd thousands, he Is enabled 70
Of private naGr matter how bad shgy may e
from idudeous medical treatment, from neglect Of their
own Dr. Kings Dspeussy No. . Deadsrck street, between
Cherry and the square, where he cures all diseases Of private
nature.
GOSosHrA without nsuciOus medicine nterfrgnss
from business.
avs By operation which pain Where Structure
exists, health cannot be enjoyed. Perhaps disease
and Endermines the constitution much.
sYPHIs the diseases OF the skim growing cat Of neg
ect treatment, BE eetpay cared in feg days.
srSAd HKKKEE PARTICULAR attention having been given tG
his disease and all the consequences growing Of IT, brought
on in many BY the destructive habits q incOnsiderai
Youths and excessive indulgence Of e passions, neglect
which will undermine the cOnsi subject u1B
Cor business society, aud eausng prenAtge old age.
FEMALES who be lahohg with any iaeuliy o. the Won't
may rest assured o. immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad By writing and stating their viii
Zee enclosed, directed 90 Dr. A. King, No. . Deaek street
Nashville, Tennessee, will have the necessary medicine scot 2
their address, With necessary doHs Strict secrecy observed
Once hours from o'clock emOrnnE tie eysnbg
Navy, Ie5Q-dAwlv
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Among the patents issued from the United States
Patent Office at Washington during the week ending
the 29lh ult-, was one TO CALEB B. DAVIS, of
L2wreneeburg Tenn, for improvement in machines
for sowing fertilizers in drills
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STATE LEGISLATURE.


ELECTION, THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1o599
House of representatives..
We authorized and requested JOHN B. KEEL
ING candidate represent Davidson county, in the Lower
House Of the next Legislature. junel5
We authorized to g A. DAVIDSON, candidate
represent Davidson county the branch the next Leg
stature OF Tennessee. aplO-te
We authorized to announce ISAAC NJ WILKINSON
dato represent the Coffee 0runy and Van Buren,
n the Lower Branch Of the next State Legislature.
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Arrival of the Overland Mail.

ST Loufs. July 5.--The overland mail Of The
18th nit, has arrived Business al Sau Francisco
was dali. Mining news favorable. Reports from
the Victoria mines were unfsvoFsble Charles A.
Angelo was in Jail al Victoria, charged with embez-
zlipg from $4,000 to $780, 600 from the Victoria
Custom House
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-06

lMPRoARGg regcH- LiGHT PROeEssIoS Fire Com
pany No ! received their new engine last evening,
and between nine and ten O'Clock at night the com
Of mise and iOrch-lights, escOieed their machine
to its quarters il north end Of the Market House.
It is a magnificent machine, and worthy the noble
band who viii man it when danger of FIRE mOletts
any of our citizens.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-06

pool took OUT STG0 600 and nearly 200 passengers.
The Ocean Qaeen took upwards 81, 100000 in spe-
Gle and nearly 200 cabin passengers.
The bank statements for the week have been
made, although eight banks have not reported Al
lowing them the same ratio IS lssL week Tho smennt
Of specie glined IS S7l,e0o; leans seOi, 900
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New orleans MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS, July 5.-Coiton, sales to-day ], 900
bales Middug II J. sales Of three days l. GOO bales
Receipts of the week 500 bales against 300 bales
last year, Sugar buoyant g..
Freights on Cotton to Liverpool :.
The steamship Ari-onia from Brazos SOth ult, has
arrived With 1919 900 in specie.
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We regret 10 hear Of the death Of Hob. R. F.
HILI, Judge of the County Court OF Williamson
county. lie died On Saturday, the Ind inst, Of
hemorThage
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-06
weekly hank statement.

NEW York, July 5.-Increase in loans, seas. eco;
specie $G790 900; circulation ST. 555, 800; net de
posits, $96000O