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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-21

The advantages offered by Bay Line the Balti-
steam Packet Company forwarding goods for the
entire SOUTH should induce shippers to inquire before
shipping by other routes Besides the above named places,
our facilities for the transportation of merchandise for all
points the $. b Il r. r. Black River Wilmington
y Weldon r R., Raleigh CASTOR r. r., ClarRsve (Va@
Road, the N C. Central r., and for the Sou generally
such as afforded by other lines and the INDUCE
mens should not be overlooked For further information
apply at the Baltimore Steam Packet Companys wharf
Union Dock foot of Concord street.
NJ N FALLS, Pres't Bay Line Steamers
SAM1A NJ. WILSON, PreS't S. K r. r. Co.
Sim WYNN S ASIIE. Pres't Co
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o. OFFICES FOR RENT.-Calvert street
ksi between Banums and Museum, second and third
Also, DWELLING 4ssOuth Calvert street
W W. GLENN.
aIo-u 20 North Charles street
STORE TO RENT.-FOR A LAGER BEER
0SALOON, DRINKING HOUSE or RESTAURANT, at 50
vania Avenue, to - 9'i
aIE
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LE=ss slaR 1M F0IiTh: 4&AS-Sa=

NHIPIEhS.
III view of the approaching fall trade the Baltimore Steam
Packet Company have, in connection with the Southern
Railroad Companies greatly reduced their rates through
goods.
The following exceedingly low tariff has been adopted by
the Baltimore Steam Packet Company in consideration of
through shipments from Baltimore Godsboro and Will
mington, n. c., via Portsmouth, Va:
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Ranhfrs ann 8rokers.

TNO. S. CUTTINGS &.Co.,
81 BANKERS, EXCHANGE,
STOCK AND BILL BROKERS,
No % SOUTH STREET
Buy and sell on Commission Stock and Securities in this
and other markets
Purchase and sell Ground Rents
Advances made Stocks Real Esate. Notes, and other
eollaerals
Negotiate Time Paper and Stock Loans.
Make collections all accessible points in the United
States and Canada.
Receive deposits Bankable and Uncurrent Funds and
the business of Private Banking in all depart
ments. Interest allowed deposits. jalS-tf
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CANDIDATES.
ron ATTORNEY GENERAL.

We authorized to announce SAMUEL MILLIGAN, ESQ.,
Of Greene county, candidate for Attorney General
porter, place Of Hon. JoTS L. 7. sSEED, resigned.
We are authorized announce JAMES o. sHACELFoRD,
Esq Of Montgomery county, candidate Attorney Geuer.
for the State Of Tennessee In place j. L. T. SIZED
resigned nay9S
We authorized to THos J. FREEMAN of the
county Of Gibson. candidate FOR Attorney General
sateOf Tennessee, n place of VOn J. T sND resigned
June3
We ARE authorized to WIN B. REESE, Jr Esq,
candidate for the scs Of Attorney Reporter
for the State, june9
We authorized to JOHN W. HEAD, ESQ.,,
candidate for Attorney General for Tennessee place
Of Hon. J. L. t. SNEED resigned
Attorney General and Reporter. Election
on the 18th OF August, 1859.
We are authorized to MILTON A. HAYNES. Of
Memphis candidate for the Office Attorney General and
Reporter for the State. iunes4d, tw&wtd.
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LAHiE2- W.. FaiLLirs- ,. o ~
LANTER, PHILLIPS 4 CO.,
FROLESALB GROCERS. C0RHZSI0Y REROBl1aA
AxD rEALns
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORs,
NO. %, MARKrT srREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNEssEH.

VNTE IN receipt Of heayy stock % GROCERIES. u
w QUOs, comprising extensive and varied
Of everything usually kept IN line and 70 EcA
spestfully invite the attention Of The trade
SUGARS
35O hhds N, o. Sugar, 275 bbls Crushed SagaEs
- DO Clarified do 100 do POEderrd q
100 bxs Havana 50 DO Granglated d
100 bills Loaf DO DC do CoGes Dc
MOE.ASSES.
40 bbs Refinery Molass; g75 half bblS Rsney Mslasses
COFFEE.
I9eOhags baltimore Rio Coffee, 100 bagsOh Govt Java oOas
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LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
roar pay. l..,,sr lEon. ,,arops--Arrival Of

Four Bays Later from EurOpes-AFFtE1t o.
The steamer Isremen.
NEw YoaK, June THE steamer Bremen has
arrived, with f5ar day later from Earope
Coitou-Sales Monisy, 6,000 bales Of which ex-
psrers t'ok ! COO haies Market very dull but
steady The prices eighty faver beyers Cors us
9S8 .a93l. Breadstuf4 dull I; sales uaimportant ;
qu5tnion nominal. Manchester advices favorable.
Provisions duh; sales uOimportaLt Produce Sales
unimportaui.
Borussia on the 18Th, and che Vanderbilt the
E>GfAsD.ZTbe Minis ere have resigned
P.lmers,oa is Prem err, anl Russell Foreign Sec
Rotary in che new ministry.
The Austriaas have evacuated Piacenza, PaSia,
BOlogne aud Areona The eta lei aud Notifications
of Piaosuza were first blown up.
Bletttrnich is dead,
Nav YoBK, June q The Austrian head quar-
tiers will probably be removed TO Mantua.
The Submarine Telegraph Company, to connect
Weibourne penmaik with Russia, has concluded
q financial convention with the Rothschilds. No
details are kaown.
The Times says that Russell is ardent friend to
Italy. He and Pamerston want Austria to admit
her Defeat her ssoeraned nfeii5riIy and incurable
Disadvantages of her position South Of the AlIs.
They beth believe that Austris would insult her
greatness to relinqaish territory which costa a
great army to keep in subjugation and greater
Odium on herself.
Il is rumoTe3 that Napoleon returns 10 France
and Pelissier assumes the chief command.
Tho Ansniaus have evacuated Piaceoza leaving
their provisiOns munitions and cannon behind.
The Ans,rians quilted Bologna on the llth for
ModenR.
TIE Frsach passed the Ad la river without sIrik-
ing a blow.
The Austriars have evacuated all the States Of the
Church, inc uding Ferrala.
The Au titan correspondence says their troops at
MsrignanO yielded only TO decidedly superior
force, and retired uUpUrsuCd in perfect order.
1t is reported that the Emperor Of Austria will
take command personally, aching the defensive.
The Austrian loss at Palestro 10 officially report
ed t. be officers and 5l3 killed. general, %
officers and SIS men wounded and officers and
ia men missing
Garibaldi Occaritd BergamO and had repu'sed
1900 Austrians who were marching against him
from FfRciers.
GaiibaidPs corps threatened southern TytOl from
Valcanoaica, Valtrompia aud Bagoln9.
The French Adriaiic dee has received powerful
reinforcement. 1t ia reported that il is INTENDED
TO land troops shortly between Venice and Trieste.
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- a sickIr AIternatcd An.

~ A SiclxIy AIternated APP.
@aS~-<s-s ReRranee IN child Is prtznG faOis eyf-
dence that Its internal organization tenAnted by OF
the many species wors which at and tso often destroy the
most promising children The best thing to be done ts admin
lister winters Canadian yeFmifuge without de;
lay will dslodge discharge the enemy, II present in the
BOWELS and viii cleanse and inyigorste The
whole digestive seceiEe and excetvs system, and create
healthnl appetite
Be particular and remember the SWEATERS Canadian
vermfuge This oaly article be depended
Remember tsis.
Fer sale In New Orleans, wholesale and retsfi, hy
J.WRIGHT q CO.. 81 and Isl Charities st.
Sole prOprietors. dkK-Im
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From Mexico.

NEw ORLEANS, June 27.-The steamer Tennessee
has arrived.
A conduets with FIVE millions specie arrived ut
Jalaps on the 10th. 1t IVES detained one week by
Rob es for examination. It started gain the
10Th, under Robes permit, but when hear the Ma
tioual Bridge overlook the condueta and ordered
its return TO Jalapa by authority of MiramOn.
The conducta refused. Robes ordered it shipped
aboard British vessel off SACRIFICES. The British
commanders refused to receive il, notwithstanding
the ore 9 of the English aud FIR nch Ministers.
The CO Quota re mains at Reconads under R1bles'
orders.
DeGalado is at Vers CrCz
Mirsmon collected half million dollars on the
coDducta.
All the English subjects have been banished from
he Capt. Of, Otwsy acquiescing.
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- A Great medicine for Fe-

AZ A Great Medicine for Fe-
SSGs-sS MALES Hundreds Of stimulants have been in
vented and sold, purporng specific
and derangemenstO which the delicate Of renders
subject The result of all these smuaus has been mpart
anOeEtary dctiUy the nervous ste sud false vigor
the Isc this relief has succeeded by depression
and prostraon greater than before and the repeated attempts Of
nvsliis to baild themselves up by thrs e remedies have
finally ended in destroying what little vital organization et
But in using 'Bsrhaces Holland Filters" you will find
such disastrous results 1t purely vegetable compound pre-
pared strictly scientific principles, sne after the Of the
Holland Professor Rerhsve Under its influence
ecy and muscle receives its sngthsnd VigOr, 1ppee
sleep returr and finally, perfect health See Advertisement
n another column. june95-d&wlw
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TnvaIuabIe.--we fecI great

Ns% TnvaIUabIe.--We fecE great
ASG-S pleasure In ending, 10 capital letters
through Of the paragraph Of the few things
in the world Of late hss benefited humanity great
tent One phianhropiss, consider to be Mr.
Daley o. the DALLEYsS MAGICAL PAIN EX-
TRACTOR; and we'll Wishers to race, publish
whenever get opportunity, the value Of his medical
pound. all wounds burn Sores bles, cuts piles
and all pain Instant application. while the healing
process inervenr aud foreign completely absorbed
by the sAlve perfect What would The commEni
% do bat I'D Thousands cured daily Time saved
Rsof Besurs hand Accidents will occur but have
Eby ysu, and you safei
For sale IN New Orleans, WLsieale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT 4 Co., 81 and Isl ChArtres&.
sole agents he sou and ~ whom ~ orders should be
ssssd Snela-d&Elm
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n<S To the PubIic.---FrOm now
49, until October next, will entire RetzR
stock Of Rsdre redwood prices for cash intending CIR
eaters' Tosls BUd1g Harf,rdre house FzraisAiEg
Goods, having made esire preparations Tor urge RIE
lradesny gey desirable goods now be bought at
Eo Egaros odsk. II you wish the your money in
Esrftoare. call soOa a. MCCALL & Co.
yusFesf 81 Public So uare.
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The Savannah Ners, whose editor visited Nash
vile in company with the Chatbsm ARTILLERY, speaks
In deserved praise Of our energetic feliOx citizen
Mr.. sT. CLAIM MORGAN, Tor his attentions TO the
corps during their stay in the city. Mr. MosoAs
was unremitting in his attentions and contributed
very much to the enjoyment Of our guests, and We
are glad 10 see his cOurtSsies SO han issmely sc-
kRoEledgcd
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E51f-SHzs VII TIM d TesfiInOmy..-
1~fs-S Aessrs 3. A. Rdhasstoee 6 Co.: Gentlensn--
Mr.. james r. Ratcae. resident Herico county, near
city Of Richmond, Virginia, made dc following statement
bOy years old Eer sick presume the
to be worms Re bseaneSo uch prsrAi tt depaired Ct
ahops Of his recovery; and TIE SORT eo5eluded
B. A. FaAaestses Vernifuge. and purchased os Q. A.
srecker vial 81 which gave him tea spoonful, morning
and night three days continuation less than three
aer bsa given him dose, the child commenced
pass Sizes inches long, to the
tonisng number Of from hundred the boy
perfectly well.
certify with pleasure truth Of the above advertisement,
o. A. sTREcKER
Purchasers should Eoos eel the wrap
per- and see that they are buying VERkHueE,
and no other. juneI-d&Wlm.
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MYSTERIOUS = S., 900 IN TExxEssEs MONEY
FOUND MAR PHrLADELPHIA.--We find The following
article in the Philadelphia Press Of the 23d inst.
A few days since, an old tin canister was di-cov-
cred by some boys, while bathing in Cohocksink
creek, and upon opening the same they were some
what surprised to fad it contained some SIS 900 in
bank notes. The boys carried their treasure to
their homes. and afterwards handed it over to Al.
derman Clark, of the Seventeenth Ward. The
greater part OF the money pErported TO be Ten
nessee Bank, and consisted principally Of notes Of
the dissemination Of $l00 BY what means the box
and lis reached the locality whore it was
discovered remains mystery asd has given rise to
many surmses. hsndbil has been received by
our detective police force to the following effect
which may possibly give some clue TO the means by
which it was obtaSed, and in the course Of time
--iSAd to the detection Of the offender
ss0Oe REWARD George Miller clerk OF the Branch Union
sank a. actson Tennessee was murdered on the night Of the
Tst o. FeSu y 1852 and The bank robbed Of ssO0o0 in
IN gold One thousand dollars reward will be given for the
ae and foar thousand dollars for the money, proper
JOIN KmKxAS,
kebruAry ilths 1853, President Union Bank.
If the money discovered in COhocksnk creek was
part Of the amount above alluded TO, it would be
an exceedingly difficult matter TO dispose Of in the
locality where the robbery and murder we're commit
ted. We learn that man has been arre3led in Ten
nessee on the charge Of having been C ,ncerned in
the esInrliss Of the double crime aud We have
no doubt that the parties concerned in the trans4c
tion have adopted this meihodfo the purpose Of d.
rectiDg suspicion into other quarters.
1t was reported that yCuug man by the name Of
J. RIGDON IRVING of Jackson, had been rested on
suspicion of having some connection with the muir
der and robbery, and the Grand Junction Quid Nune
says he was discharged, there was no proof to
convict him. The jackson Wig after having stated
that young IEvIsa had been arrested, in its issue
two or three weeks subsequent said the report was
erroneous and that be had not been. arrested In
this condition the matter stands at present. we be-
ieve
We trust no effort will be spared to solve tho mys-
terry at ending The money found near Philadelphia
1t may lave soma connection with the dark deed
committed at Jackson, aud it may not
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From Washington.

WAsHISGTOS, June 27.--Iniormation has been re-
eeived of expedition against Nicaragua to start
from Florida about the middle CT August Our
Government will endeayor to arrest it.
Jertz was fully Informed concerning the move
ment before be LEFT.
Lamar is detained in Central America By the uI-
expected reception of dispatches from the State
Department.
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The sEAsox AND THE CRePs.--The Macon (Gs. J
journal and Messenger Of The 22l says .In our e1-
cursions last week We Noticed that with one email
exeePton) there hsvs been ne rains from Nashville
to this city The crop Of wheat in Middle Tonnes
see is good ore. AMI an unusual quantity was
sOEn. The crop Of oats is half or two thirds de-
stroyed By rust Corn and co ton lock very we'll
Peaches we're nearly all destroyed by FROST but
there viii be fair crop Of apples for market. The
prospect Of crops the entire route generally
favorable. In this vicinity, the rains have b,en
general and the prospects, for cotton and corn very
Aaltering"
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SAEARIEs IL MEATPHIs.-The salaries Of the
city officials Of Memphis for the ensuing municipal
year have been fixed By the City Council as follows:
Mayor So 600, Recorder 81, 500, City Marshall 81,
800, Captain of Night Police 81 ,O2O, Captain
Day Police $500, and Wharf Master n per cent
and Tax Collector one and one-fouih per cent on
their collections
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For Criminal Court CLERK.

We authorised to announce Dr. E. NJ PArrKRsoS can
ddae fer CLARK Of the Criminal Court OF Davidson county,
the ensuing March election. Imay2S-te
We are authorised to JoBS SHAME, Esq,
ddae for election the office Criminal Court Clerk at the
next March election. e...-
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ELECTION OF ATTORNEY GENERAL AND
REPORTER ron TIE STATE.


lboCANT % Instructions he oserur AZ ths sta,asI
will On SATURDAY, The I'm day q Ic5sopen and hold
an election Tor Attorney General Reporter for The STATE ts
Oh the sZcareS See.onsa by the resnafOn Of Joha l. T.
The foIlosins persons Sve cen apDo.,s y.,.,
Receivers Of votes for said election, ter several Wards ard
Preencss WHERE ysearsies have beef sr receivers Of
Dis,rc,No Is ward Jaigss-G p Jopes John csI,.rt.
John Betty; EseeiveJ n nstz cisr1s-J. J. Everett
| % Ward. Iulgss-r J. Halle. W. H. Townsend. N. N
NsnOh4n. ReeeverW. P. Downs; cIerks-Joln hi sosp
/ Geo. Glenn = '''-'
3dwarl 5aises5L 4 Laeler .. s Weller, W. l. Boyd
Holman.
Receiver-J N Alexander; clsrksJas. Trimtle T. Brown
sth Ward. JudgesD. +. Carter Mason Vanrny j. p fei
man Reesiver-cAnOn Tucker clefksJOhn H. casy. u NJ
6Gh Wad Judges 10 Francis, Thos w. ohil.op. V. A.
Baugh; Receiver A W Pyle; Clerks Wa Mnton, NJ
7th Ward Judses-Fn A. Dav. Isaac Paul John c,o,..,,
RecsiEsrRm u. White Clerks-John Mcksen, John Tanks
sth Ward Iuages-Wn Harrison, c. II canrer NJ O. Col
ton Receiver > c. psbsOn, oisrtsPaiek BlunkA GeOrss
District 20 . Judses-Joha Corey T. NJ Patterson W
c. acvSr,y y; Ilsceivsr-Thnnas Filqaa. -
DistSt No. D ww D. Philips George W. Charlton, Tics J.
District No. 4Thas PAGE. Esa1sr Hamilton, W DOd-
District No S ja.isss-wm T. oartwrigh, J. K. Edmond.
J. D Shumase Receirer-E. O. Rowe
District No g. Jsiges-Josl A. Battle. W. II. B. Ganbill;
Ds.rc. No I JudgssJohn ,. Hope ". K. war. Jas Ra
District No g. Judg sw. O. Ramsey, Daniel carmsck Jas
Rans; Recever-A. J. Ramsey.
v D
Andrew Gregory; Recovery. r. Lucas
District No 10 Juiges-Ssm Manning W. P. Harding J NJ
HAWKINS; ReeeiVer-fohn G. Barrow
District Ne IL Wn. h lnuHdsOn, Henry cozsROu, Allen
COtton; Receiver Wm COen-
District Ne. ls. Juiees-Jesse Jordan VIM. K. Watkins j.
JOslin. Receiver Arts Brown.
District No. "a. Judges-Jas I. Greer II. Psrch kelton
Demo=s; Receivcr-W. G.. Smith.
District No IS Jadses--John s. Priclar Thes }. Allison,
Joel Mays; Receiyer-fioses Greer.
District Ne. u Judses-N. Olson. A O. White, s. IL.
Peach: ReceiverJames s. Kusse Clerks jas Lndey Jas.
Trimble Brown.
District No. 10 Juagsz--W. u. Hanblin W. B. Hudson.
John Taylor; Keceiver-Jack Gee.
Ds.rici No 81 Judges VIM. @. Hall W NJ Dismukes Jna
II. Cartwright; Rec-iSer-Wm Laton-
District No. 81 Jas. Marlborough. J. W. BalloEe, W
ing; Receiver P. Ianier
Distrc Ne. - 5u,Igss-es Gill; G. Walker, Gilbert
MARSHALL ReceiVer--A'bd Shaw.
District No .. JndgesB ?. Drake, D. RaIstoa LeEis WI
lams; Observation-Disclosures II. Hyde.
District No - udgJ q. .. Carney, rhOs. Bysor Nd p
JAMES n. HINTON,
junels-d Sheriff Of David on C0=aty.
WAIEATI WHEAT!
WANTED F0Eg THE CITY MILLS.
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Arriyal of ,hc Ovorlnnd wall.

ST. LOUIS, June 27-The Overland Mail of the
Sd has arrived There is another revolution in So
aors. The Apaia Indians have taken the field in
favor Of GaudaTy. The Rsvolutionists are rapidly
sugmeniing. They have captured several towns.
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The attention Of the ladies is directed to the card
Of Miss. S. GoLDsTErN, to be found in this morn
ings paper. Il will be she is pr pared to
furnish them as usual, with the latest and most
fashionable millinery goods. Give her call
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WBOusHr IRox CooKISG Stoves Those
want Of superior wrought iron cooking stoves, are
referred to the advertisement of Messro. P. W. MAX
EY, & Co., aud MACKENZIE & MINoBIN in this mora
.ing's paper.
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For Congress.

IL Wesre authorized announce the Hon JoHH " WRIGHT
candidate for rcescOns Congress from the Seventh Con-
gressiOnAI District InhI.
We authorized to A. NJ TILLMAN, Of thecoun
y Of Bedford, candidate for Congress Sixth Congress
sional District june25-td t
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FRESH ARRIVALS
snyder FrfzzeII.

snyder q FrfzzeII,
A RE lu.t in receipt Of new and elegant Goods
l 4 inssrir line consisting u
Ladies hne Brown Lasting Congress Heel Glitersi
do do DO Button do do
DO Do Black do do
60 a do Cohgrsss and Lace % do
do DO French Kill SIppers;
do DO d. do do with heels;
do DO White Satin and KID Caters;
do do do DO DO Slippers
ALSO:
Misses Congress and lace Heel Caters:
80 do do Xii Lace Heel Caters and RoOts
do Kid Heel Bcais;
DO do do Slippers;
Childrens Kid Heel Slippers;
do do do Boots
ALSO:
Gents hne Calf Pump Sole Boots:
- d. do do do do Caters;
DO do Patent Leather assorted Caters;
% DO Do do Low Quarter Shoes;
do do Lasting Oxford firs
do do DO Congress CATERS;
The above are al made 70 our Ore; and of the very
TFtiaiI az No. 81 PeBme Square.
june=3 SNYDER & PRIZzELL.
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STATE LEGISLATURES

ELECTION, THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1852
House of REPRESENTATIVES,.
We authorized and requested JOHN KEEL
ING candidate represent Davidson county Lower
House of the next legislature junel5
We authorized to s. A DAVIDSON, candidate
to represent Davidson county the lower
stature Of Tennessee. aplO-te
We authorized To Isaac NJ WILKINSON
dlaetO the counties Coffee, Grundy Van Buren,
the Lever BranctU the newt State Legislature.
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N "A S WILLIE.
TUESDAY MOANING. JUNE Is, 1859.

corToE BaoeM.-We have been presented BY W.
d. HAsAN, ESQ.,. of this county with cotton bloom
PlHeked on his plantation in Shelby county on the
2lst ms fsa
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Shocking AFfair.

The Nashville Infantry, are requested to meet to
night at the hall of the Common Council.
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FoURTgoF JULY.-HAGAN & JOHNSON have rsce we'd
the Mammoth Pictorial Brother jonathan for the 4tb
Of July. exeells all the Pictorials, and is more
than worth the price.
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II = Some say HARRIS will Neierlaud and some say
NETHERLAND will Harris; eoery body agrees tina
beat any house in the Stale for Coed Tobacco
and Fine Cigars, and, dear reader you hsd better
coRJia-oed. }. II. LANGLEY L CO.
Msy2O-U A Union street
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NEW YORK June 27.--COtton steady; sales eco
bales. Flour has declining tendency; sales 4, 900
bbls. Corn irm sales %, 600 bus at S33. Sugar
firm at 5asef. Coffee steady; sales 900 bags at
III Molaeses 40a42 .t...f
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NE" lohA' "uDe :! - @D D IN loans Soo,UUV
tion, Sos. 900; nett deposiieS, 1895, 900.
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Frize Fight.

LoUhvILLE, June 27,-John McCcoley whipped
Dubhn Tricks In thirty rounds, in one hour and ten
minutes for $500 aside.
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weekly Bank statement.

LOUIsynLE, Jane 27-eveung. -There are feet
inches water in the canal, and the river falling
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CONGREGATIONAL NOminat!Ons i'm Leuislana,

New ORLEANS, June 27.-MilCs Taylor, auii-Sli-
aelian. has been nominated for Congress in the
SecOnd District Of this State
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A~Bank OF West Tennessee, az
49, MKMPHIs.-Ths notes Of this Bank will be
redeemed Union Tennessee at Nashville (dtw-
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Now Orleans Markell.

Nav ORLEANS, June % -Coiton-Sales to-day
of 200 bale; prices unchanged. Sugar firm at 81
Freight on GOTTEN to Liverpool 5-l6.