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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-23

= Ter IitNpprap9iiaen Qnlalt pen 9tsi6 II.
70. IN Su0elbetf 1T eS na6 I%an9rren 8Orortei-
ten 9slun9en, einen biebcr pteI gu fiefmitttrlib
beRancelten 3pei9 Der sitp8rapbic, udmli8 Sri-
9tnalprtfe bon 6ecsrSeitnungen, Die pcu, 9apier
unmittcIbar auf Stein iitertrassn tpsrpeu, gu err
aislen, 10 gu osrpOlfcmmen, Dap Die einiatlten
Stnten pie bic tisfltsn S&attiqnsen etsn 70
iharf als rein I'M Orude micberIheinen. g4es
n'9e Wftnnten mad Nblieierruna rsr 3eihnua
anl papter faun bereito Der Druid Der gluflaar in
b~elteti9er Starfe t%s9innen. Die uns ucrlieaen.
zen gr0Hen tersdti9en in Der Shat su Der Scf=
nan9 olelrS "rr1OllFOmmnete Serfa0rsn fir &uut
uno gang Defenders fur wifsni6aftli6e !3wede,
tur SAuitrattcnsn, natur9el6tGtliter, s~ecluat<
l@er, DiltoriI@er, u. /. no. g8ertc, b6af wihtia
werpen fann.
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Raltcs unn Git,iees 9ieher.

aho DC ecrlhteetnen &hcettontn, roeIte aus einem ~unprbent>
lifpeh Mo9en ODER aus Der Geben entiprin0sn.
SSie nnperbauIibfeit, S6urs I'M Naaer, GrIjt. Orr
bremen. NppetttIclt9tCit. @enSitlihteit, Serltcpfuno, blutcnpe
nne fultt9e p3ntprrhoieen. Su allen n~erY6len uno raeuma-
inNen Salen tat ts btt ~un31bliscn Malen ~wptltb6tio atwiy(t
UNI poultaneI9e pt,inq herppr9cbradt.
Sdllelhe M cine rein oC9etabililhe Mi1turo, na6 fr,ua
mNlneninattlt6pen 9runei1pen Vno mad Mnpcluua bes keS
ruhnlten hcuanotiden 9rofehOr5 9perbape, beret,et. sSl1cn
istnee 9roBen @riOI9en in Den nriifen eurGp6iiten Sfs1iCr.
mar ie1e @lntuhrun9 in ben Ser. Staten mebr FIR Tifitri,
gen 5cltrnlmt, ipelde aus unfrm 8aterImSe in 6ieltm 2arce
serltreut llno. Va eailelbe unter linen orpsen 9ffal( o.
tInoelt. 10 ttete I'd, e5 cent 1merifaniIhen 9ublifun an. irfrr,
tp nftg, Dap lettc IN Der 3hIt ipunbcrbarer meoicinildtu Gjz
e~eribatten lth Sefanntihaft ~prrid)ofTtn perber.
SelenSerS wtrb eS fur SClte enpfphIe1, Seren Contribution
ourh Cen bct6nbi9cn @ebrautb Won 0iau6rcn cSer orNcrrn
@uelNmeltun9tn IN %lnoronune seratbeu iirb. 9m 9il5c.
mfiRen ai9eaeIldiIb mtrtlenl, finect e5 ieInsf aelaeen g&to
llni Stee oes Settn5, irecn IS in ieoe NcrSe %einorinot un6
le peruhl9t, ben itnteneen Sell auirihtet ub in ber 5h1t
ne0s SelNhopelt uno St1rte in CAS- sanie Spfem 6jnst.
Earning:
9ic8roBe 8erbrtitung bieits auSee;eidneten @rrrtos k,t
Serl6eoene Nahabmuneen berYprseruftn, peebalb boS Ims
elt!Grl I'M Nntaufe OOrItftio ltn mug. Darum lit sS nctMo.
Dap Ser SoerbaSs's 5uadnSildes Bitter, beppr Sbr 20 falft'
rtTtI9 prpbtrt. Cine 9UutsiIe miro Guf uberYeuosr. Sob
&c better III, fpie ale Nafabmunaen.
Hss Serfauft $I.00 per SrtteI pSer 6 9piteIs fir S5
bel ben e~injieen GisentbInern
8eniamtn @aae ir. II. o.
Sabrifanten BON &rtifeln fur @putbefer u Ghemuer
YtttSburg, Ya.
Sn 81 d M n6 fpirb eieles 9itierS perfouft in hpn srrc~
tbFten Der !55. Dove uno Comp, @leranber 0uYaL. g8
9etterion. y. SOhnlton II. Bro, 8ru66s uno Hyperion. G
8loir, &Rartr9 unb 9rone. Charles RiQIpauob unb g. g
9te0t, uno m allen sStdeisn Der Ser. 6taatea III bisRs Bit
90 " ~'"PeF ~ saSfn' 1885
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-23

Grin ri9cucs 0rab srub !Sr. Sctanu gGc-
itrrmanr, Elm Iauaidbriscr @cmpbncr puttsuiar'S,
Der ais &rotrn5rGber bel Fem peutlbcn tatGUli-
ihsn Strdlbcfs i'll 9ottsYiIe a~ngcTtelt mar. Nph
tpent9c Gage Upr leinem Gcre e~rfreutr cr lia au<
ter @rlunpbeit, uno grub Gin 0rab fir Semano
Der .%tnotltn an cinrm anpsru QlnBe tesrabcm
mnrre. @I6BIit iiterraIh te ibn am lcstcn CONT
tag Der lor, unO fem 2rt@nam murpe am Dieu-
tag in bic pom i9m lclber t~cr,itetcm 0jrate aclenFt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-23

@nf elmer Der 5etrioen, Der SnIel @uu.
bat es Der GINGER 3eit, Die Der NOrtb Sritil6
Mati ais auttsntii4 t%eridtet, SaItn9e 9ereentt.
Gn'e 9SoferbCis Bate ris Slide aus benz Weere
9epOSsn "nO Elm paar Sauisnp SUP pom @tranbe
nisrer9ela1en.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-23

Nictt 1900, %ionpern ua9e an 5000 Men>
i6en fnO i'm AiUw'ihcn Mtecrt bei 2asanrrs
nuf Dem bretenOtn @iie pcrunsIudt. Sin alter
Ntann murOe 9erettet, per'e erj1blrn funnte! er
triet cine sanie gfatt auf eiuer giSl6Oae unp
mar fr%ltarrt, ais er aufscfiitt murpe.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-23
Sbps. 'gS. 5drquar,

pratttf6cr @ae sitter,
Gdc 9te unb SrpoblroBt. nebcn bcm grroeir. Sptsl.
Sti6mprb, 8a.
&trdcn. pncnuibe 0cb6uoe uno IBpbn65ufer mcrScu nit Gos-
unc 0ompfrctrn iu rem tili9itcn Nrciicn ptrictcu.
rs Vile bcrarti9e Nutr0Sc werrcn o0ntbor tntSrscrgcnpn,,
men ue itnclirnc auSecIubrt.
re- 9lumbtnN ltoer Nrt wirb i~tnclncns teiprat. 1f12
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o. H. ~CHALKLEY,

U I ~OIIHLhLEl,
9anolrr ron Veorr uno Sibubs 6inrtn9s, Smpcrteur
Opn franiGitlhem &dIbIrocr,
Is. Str, Srtlhen Mtdin II. Gary, Nihmcno, ga
9cutihn Sdubmoten ipirb SitS ~ppult6nct1l ajIrrt rte Vaor,
nCn Gcotr autr Art bcltcne cnrfrhlcn. 9irIbCn Tuecn roicIbit m.
9rth allies III lbcm eelNott nctbl9t 9ScrtTWl, bc l. q. Tinein0S.
NrNttn &C., at Soricn tlppcre II. !. ~ DuS Won SatIcrn ub
Suhb nctrn 9thrount mcrernhe yccrr 1T IcihidiISpucrdttia.
Iue orle &rnteI mtrocn 9r9ea 9oar Opr sutt Dapiere 6iaial
sCrtluft. UGWG
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-23
-. 81. Sfrccfcr,

Wpotbtfer, Drugit, Smpcrtcr non bout
Den Sbemicnlten II. |. NJ. gr. 3 MtaiusStr.,
9e9cnuter BEN o!tcu Mtarfte.
nc 8cttptc mcreeu nit tr ar6f,en Scmfalt unS G,erou-
tetet tercuet, lpntc dcm iiGe GRAY Gratc mb Nnal pIcn
MT oufcrlct Yuntitttttt ttlcr9t. S0ncf0uft lie ute moscu bae
r~citbotige Wager omcrttaniltcr. beuthc uGe ft0n;6iIhCr = iCte
frtlhcr NrSncien. 8ancusNrtirlu Il. T. 10. in better usmobl iclbn
in Nu9crNdttn rtbmcn, mclde Nrtitsl sum Shcii lebf III niCcrMcs
ren. olo BEN %ncretirCn Nrcjlcn ot9Cla1cp wcrocn. WCoi;irfo.
7 en- mercen ~ ocn ti!I9lrn gcoinyun9cn ipjcocrum nit ucucm
9icrrOfbe ausoCifNttct.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-23
Scrcr= uub Standardization;

Virginia Fire s. Marine Insurance Company
bic elm Soma She Gapttol BON 100000 beiibt
unb i'm Sabre 1882 curh bic @riessctuns
BON Sirsinien ~ein9rlebt murpe.
WerfttrIr9en mcrbcn burdl bGe aIe Gpmpaeuie ertbciIt unter
Ben sunihSrtn Seem9unScn 9r9cn 6euere uno @olTerId6ocn an
&t9enttInt oucr Irt, ais: SGuicr, 4PeutcI, Sitter uno gBeorcn
adler @rt, ipiprbl in Der Staot, ais 0uh i'm Nanhe. rnb mcrSer hr
~beneHenern NuSiabluu9en prompt 0cleirct.
r." 6nr bic YrIite uo ctc AUfna9me Der ,u Ycriibcrrtcn &C..
scnitlpbG mirb ntdtS bcrcdNnCt.
Sfnce No: III Nainfr., &itmcnS, Sa., cine G6lr grtertalt
DiSpatt Sffccr. M. 2. Gpwarbin 0SrSfn
NlIi'"W @ille, ~, Sccrttor. Il0.1.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-23
Oeuti4e @ebamme.

Oeutlhe 9ebamme.
Nrs. 9. Saumann, Ste Stra6e, ,mjI6en
Sroaos unp Ntarlbuus Strabe,
ntdtt Zen Sraucn &ihmonbS Die e~rse6rnlt gn;cior, SaE lie in
NtutlTlat 10 ais @rb0mmc Hubert une 0uf CIR lnigrrIilt III Som.
berg III SItern thr Grameu teitGnocu bGt, woribcr lie pe bcltcu
Scu9ntNe orrIr9en lam, mc1h Ii lie It5 tu prfomutCut en- Gclcs
9tnbtlten btttne empnctlt Su9ICih mad! bteitlbc ibrtn @6unc-
rtnrcn cf @nictac, Dap it IN 0culblanb mCtrerc Sabre, ipnic in
Baltimore II Sabrt prGciirirt bat, uno oaB lie ccebalb Die 9Srrihc
run9 gcren lam, eR ne ttnoi9e GuftrGlt in Ger ihncuitCn QSc6c
"' ~ ''"'e"'"'"hFN 9HI'rpthpCH oueFhpttn lam. I23.5
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-23
Ocean Vodet= uuO @jelp Sei9rperuuaS- GpmmiIliUn

Deeon Yadet= uno Och @Sef0rperungS @pmmiliiUn
I9Cnten:
IS. Sdbmiet II. Go.
Sntaifo", GpmmilftUnS~, EXPEDITIONS. unb
9Bchfcl~ Wti6Gft.
GrteTc We @0dcte, Ieeterc lis III 80 NfurbCJcmitt. msrN,n
nit leoem .rn bier %obRcbenben @%rfb6mpfcr nan iraenb eincmSrs
Der Welt (prrSl9id 9cutl6Iono ub bic Sdpei) franfirt biz
iuI Seittnlmun9.oeer thttlretlc, prpnpt Inb nit Der ar66ten Sitbe,.
belt rrpceirt, 9t9en .0arantie unb SGcin.
Wc@ltl rno' @nwetiuE9en, in Sen 6autpI6ten srr
SurVau Ill hGbtn. Ivy"
@tt6anSjakIun8t an irsenS cine @brtNc in 0eutI&.
Wb 4ejsp20c. 0"'
Iass- NFr @idmUnr unb ~llmscsenb baten mir Srn. g. 6affsI
uniirc @Sentur ubertra9en. G. SGmi 6t u e.
Did aaf Sbaes ~beiebcnb. bittct UNI bic eeneiattnNuItraac mei.
Der ttreunoe unb 0auoSlcute 81 SnfgcT
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-18
Foreign.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE steamer Arago from
southampton, bringing dates Of the evening of the
4th
yIESNA---The Austrian army has advanced
without serious combat to Cambro, Cazzo aud Tor
nellO.
PARIS, May 4 Volunteers for two years are &C
cepted war credit of ninety million francs will
be opened. Five hundred million francs will be
contracted by National subscription.
ST PETERSBURG, May S.-The official Journals
are authorized to declare most positively that no
treaty of alliance, offensive defensive exists be-
tween Russia and any other power whatever
Venice and Verona, besides Trieste and the .ur-
rounding country, are now declared in state Of
Siege.
General Gyulai has imposed heavy contributions
Of provisions and forage on Eovsrra.
Il appears that the bridge Of Buffalora was de-
stroyed by the Piedmoutes, returning from an eu>
counter with the Austrians
Gen. GyulAi, on entering Piedmont issued a pro-
clamatou that Piedmontese should be treated with
the greatest consideration.
TIE Emperor Of Austria addressed an order
to Gyulai's troops concluding thus:-"Soldiers of
the second army il is for you to carry to victory
the unsiained flags Of Austria. March to the com
bat with the blessing Of God and the confidence of
the Emperor"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-18

The Selling Qualities of BerhaVe's HOI-
land Birters.
QuEsEc CASADA-We have doubt will sell well here.
Send US one gross JOIN NILSSON r Co.
MONTREAL, CANADAsend two gross Berhave's Holland
Bitters. We want medicine of this kind in
JOHN BIRKs & Co, Medical Hall.
SAINT PAUL, MINEssoTA-There quite ready here
for your BGrhaves Hollond Bitters. WIZ. II. WoITY,
per II. B. PEARSON.
WE1sBuRG, VA Nov. l. Is55-send another box dozen
BGrhayes Holland Btters 1t is taking the lead here of all
other Bers. VIZ. II. KRKER.
YORK. Pa Fe1 L. Is57-Pease send me- per express dozen
DGrhave's Holland Bitters. We are entirely ont.
may 12-dtw&wlw CA. MORRIS & Co.
DemOviIle'S UnrivaIed Hair Restorative.
About the eaeious remedy for the head use,
Demovilles Hair Restorative" preparation which has OBJ
tanned considerable reputation this locality, quite number
of older citizens having usd it with the
Those who have aversion to turning gray, need lon
ger great Inconvenience supplying that
deficiency with wig The Restorative of which speak
will certainly the primitive and vi
vacy Ia addition Obvang the OF the wig Demoyiles
Restorative away with the necessity campOon-
ing applications strips entirely of all
dandruf, dirt, &C The proprietor could easily fill column
known citizens certifying the great
and cleansing popees Of the preparation, but does
such his part at all necessary Those who
give trial nee1 farther proof to satisfy them that it is
what it is represented to be.
Sold only the Drug Store Of Demove Co., OF
Church and Cherry streets. nashville, Tenn may lift
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-18
Fire ut memnhis.

MEMPHIS, May I7.-Stevenson block, on the cor
ner of Washington and Main streets, consisting of
eight buildings, consumed last night Loss es-
tmated at $l50, 900 partly insured
Gent & Trabue, furniture dealers, loss $4,000
No insurance.
Frank Smith & Co., Produce dealers, loss So, OOO
Insured
McCOmb Co., Commission Merchants, loss
$780,
]. L. Case & Co., Feed Store, loss s., 900 In
sured for S. 600.
J. NJ Coates, Stoves aud Tin Ware. II. Dow,
Grocery, and H. II. Mette, Liquor Dealers,-loss
not aScert aimed
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-18
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN TIE
IL ICM EST Dad E Nh

Worn by Kings or EmperOFs

Worn by Kings or EmperOFS
what! Why "A Beautiful Head of Hair.
DECAUsEis the God Himself procided for all
our race Reader, although the may bloom ever SO
brightly 10 the glowing cheek be sparkling, the
teeth he those of pearls the head is be of its covering
the hair be snare and shriveed harsh md Dry STILL
fsprnkled with gray, nature will lose half her charms Prof
Woods Hair Restorative, II used three times week, will
restore and permanently secure to ALL such ornament Read
the following and judge The writer the celebrated Pianist,
Dr.. WOoD:- NEW YoRK, April 10, 1853
Dear SirPermit express you the obligations
under for the entire my original
about the time Of nv arrival in the United STATES ii was rapidly
IeconnS ,rav I'm tS,oI ne .rs,i, ~ r Joi~ Resffoy
tive recovered its original hue consider your Restorative
very wonderful invention quite ecacous well
agreeable am, dear sir, yours truly,
''Drych ar Gwyliedyc"
Welsh Newspaper office, I3 Nassau st April IL, 1858.
PROP. 0. J. VOOD: Dear S-S0me month ago
received your Restorative and gave my wife,
who concluded it her hair little thinking at the time
that would restore the gray hair TO its original color but
we'll surprise after few weeks trial it has performed
that wonderful effect turning gray hairs to dark brown
at the time beauyng and thkening the hair. strongly
recommend the above Restorative to all persons in Of such
cangeh of their hair. CHARLES GARDEN.
NEW YORK; July 95, 1857.
PROF. @. J. WOOD: Wish confidence do recommend your
Hair Restorative, being the most ecsci9us article
Since using Hair Restorative hair and whkers which
were almost white have gradually dark and feel
confident that few applications will them hei
natural color 1t also has revedme Of all dandruf and
pleasant itching SO common among Per ons who ppr freely
PROP WOoD-AbOut years ago my hair falling
on and turning gray was fast becoming bald, and ha tried
many remedies to effect commenced using Reora
tive in January last few applications fastened hair firmly,
to MI up grow out and turned back to its former color
hlack AT this time lilly restored to its original color,
health and appearance and chruy recommend its all
The Restorative is put up in bottles Of Sizes viz large me.
dum and small the small holds pint, and retas for
dollar per hou the medium holds at es twenty per cent mere
in proportion thin the SMALL etas for dollars bottle
the large holds quart forty cent more in propOrtiOn
0. J. Wo6D&co ProprietOrs 9Ia Broadway, New
the great Y Wire Railing Estshment and Ia Market Stu
And Sold BY all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-18
LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
Later fron. Europe.

NEw FxRK, May Is The steamer Vigo arrived
off Cape Race last night with Liverpool dates Of the
9th.
The Swiss Federal Assembly approved the de.ls-
ration Of neutrality and the measures of defence
taken by the Federal Council, and appointed Gen.
Defarier Commander in Chief of the army.
The Bank Of Prussia has raised its rste Of dis
count to FIVE per cent.
-Mauusigh has surrendered to the British.
Tsntia Topic has been captured and 500 Rebels
killed
The Nova Scotia line is down or closed on us for
the night.
No Commercial news received, nor nothing con-
corning the war.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-18
RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.

BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Sam Kirkman, for Paducsh, at u o'clock
John Gault, for Louisville, at 10 o'clock.
The River is on the decline with four and half
feet of water on Harpetk Shoals.
The regular connecting packet with the mail
steamer will be the Sam Kirkman, who will ticket
through to 81. Louis and Memphis; her departure
will be u o'clock for Psduoah.
For LOUISVILLE AND CIECIENATL-The popular
uccket boat John Gauld Capt. Bunce, will depart
this day punctually at her time, 10 o'clock. Pas.
senpers will find her observable.
The following boats sre e1pected-Blanche Lewis,
from Ports above; Hudson, from Cincinnati; Sam
Kirkman, from Paducah; PASSPORT, from New Or
leans; James johnson, from New Orleans.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Wisconsin, No 2
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
R. B. Hamilton for Cincinnati.
Scotland for New Orleans.
Ella, for Paduoah.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-18

HISTORY MDDIK TEEssEE; Life and Times Of Sen JAMES
ROBERTSON, by ". PUTNAM Es Precedent Of the Tonnes
see Historical Society.
y We are indebted to the author FOR copy CT this
interesting and valuable contribution to the history
of our State The work was printed by the South
ern Methodist Publishing House in this city, and
is gotten up in the usual handsome style Of that
establishment. 1t is essentially Tennessee book,
and enc which should be in the library Of every
Tennessean. A hasty glance at its well-stored pa
ges has shown that it abounds in such information
as would not likely be found in any history Of the
State that may be written, and is, therefore, of
greater value, furnishing local history of The
early times in Middle Tennessee. 1t is just such
work as the community had rigat to expect from
the pen Of its accomplished suthor.
The work is for sale at the several Book Stores in
the cifv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-18

This day being the twelfth anniversary of the
Grand Temple Of Honor, the several Temples in
this city, .n connection with the Independent Or
der Of Good Tsmplars and the Sons Of Temperance,
will celebrate the Interesting event in an apprO-
pirate manner. We trust there will be large
turn out Of ladies aud gentlemen to witness the
ceremonies Of the day, especially those to be
observed at the Theatre. The programme will
be found elsewhere in this mornings paper.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-18

An adjourned meeting of the City Building and
Loan Association will take place at the Merchants
Exchange, Wednesday evening, the 18th inst at
which time the funds of the Association will be dis
posed Of Those in want of cash would do well to
attend mayl7-2t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-18

The spring fair Of the Davidson County Agrieul-
tursi and Mechanical Association commenced yes
tsTday at the fair grounds Of the State Agricultural
Bureau. A large amount Of stock, and of great
excellence, is On exhibition. The attendance yes
tsrday small, bat We hope It will increase as
the fair progresses
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-18
NASHVILLE.
Public Speaking.

Dr. NAMES and Gen. oUAELEs candidates. for
Congress in this the eighth District, viii address
the citizens Of Davidson county IN this city as fol-
lows On Friday Goth inst Eat night on the cor
ner Of Market and Broad streets.
On Saturday TIE Dist at the Court House.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-18
From the Gold mines.

LOUISVILLE. May 17.-Letters from Denver City
say there is great scarcity of provisions at the
Mines. Several deaths have occurred from starVa-
ton.
Destitute emigrsnts are arriving.
Mining prospects are unfavorable.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-18

London RIoneY RInrket

MEMPHIS, May 17.-There was q severe tornado
last night, ascompaned by rain and hail, unroofng
houses and otherwise quite destructive.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-18

LOUISVILLE, May 1.-THE river is falling slow
ly with five feet three inches water in the canal.
MEMPHIS, May 1.-THE river has fallen 4 inches
in the last 48 hours.
ST. LOUIS, May 17.-Ncon.-The river is rising
very slowly. The upper streams are swelling.
The Missouri at LsavenWorth is rising six inches
an hour, and is higher than it has been this
season.
A mountain rise il cnminr dam
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-18

We authorised JoHS SHANE, ESQ., as can
ddase for reelection oce Criminal Court Clerk at The
next March election
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-18
FoR COUNTY TRUSTEE.

Wssrs authorized Oanpounce THos. T. SAUNDERS can.
dda for the oee OF Country Trustee for Davidson county,
the election to be held in March, 1850. ap5
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-18
River News.

LcNDoN, May 4th.-COnsOls 9Osa9Os. isoount
Applications at the bank SIRE heavy. A further
advance in rates is anticipated
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ELECTION, THuRsDAYs AUGUST - 1851
Mouse Of Representatives.
We IRE authorized to announce s. A. DAVIDSON, candidate
represent Davidson county the branch Leg
stature Of Tennessee apIO-te
We author lied to Isaac NJ Wilkinson
represent the counties cOfee Grundy Van
in the Lower Branch Of The next State Legislature
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BENSON 81 WEERRY,
NEW CITY HAT AND CAP STORE
No. 20 Union Street,
NETT Door TO 6. w. DONNEGANS
IN THE undersigned have just opened at the above Ga
tx named place large and complete Of So
60 Hats, Caps, Straw Goods, &c. comprising the
LATEST SPRING STYLES,
Offering prices TO suit the times If the oil
wish to be made to look young and spruce. call at
BENSON & UHEESERX'S
CITY HAT AND CAP STORE,
And purchase Of those handsome style of Hats which
We introduced Saturday.
The youthful and the gay invited to and select
thing that is beautiful for the head, az
BENSON q sgIEERRH;S
CITY HAT STORE.
II Weare manufacturing hats to ordersuperinended by
W A WIERRY who has long been known to the community.
ApS HENSON q WHERRE.a
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A Good Investment.

IA MILX ROCERY FOR SALE
AN authorized to SELL for cash only, the entire stock OF
Family Grocery The location good and rent low
and has and will pay the hands Of industrious business
Also some goods trades offered III Real Call upon
spI7 BENZ. 7. SHIELDS General Agent.
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NOTICE.

YEJHOsE indebted to the estate Margaret Williams, decd,
will pie forward and make payment, and those
having claims against said estate viii present them within the
4 le prescribed By law, or they viii Be barred. ~
mays.tw1n JOSEPH VAULX Executor
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DIR. M,KEEN.

Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist,
TEVHE citizens Of Nashville respectfully informed that DR..
McKeen has taken Rooms No. ~ Cherry
ROOM up stairs constantly found to serve those
may professional skill, remeying the
teeth long experience and enables
all work performed by him The exraYagant
charges Profession have hitherto prevented very many
ayaing tem-eyes the medical
dispensable heah comfort and beauty That
gra Of prices that will lie the power Of
one to the expense. ap2S-dlm
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Magnificent Scheme!
TO BE DRAWN
5,is5 Prizes anoundRgto SS20,OO
ur1InIE rIIKETS sIn: IALYHS IS; oTA RTERs a2A<

hA.Jhh 1890 -. - - ~ 'A'S S-|a
Circular showing the plan of TIA ASt-
GericS will be sent 40 any one DESTROYS OF
receiving il.
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES will sold at
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THING,
AND
M HANT TATLO RS,
SnriTp STILLS nf DeSi "a bic dsoodS.


Mems Youths and Boys Ready Clothes and Furnish
ng Goods We invite the attention of to New
Styles Coats Pants Vests Necktes Hosiery Gloves Suspen
dss aid Handkerchief Celebrated Spring Shoulder seanrts
Drawers Underhr and style Of goods adapted to
mems We also have in addition to the above Ready
Clothing, superior lot OF Cloths, Casmer, Yestngs Drap
Ate and Linen Drngs which will make der and
please the aleall goods sold
guarantee be represented We would particularly call
buyers the style and make Of garments
OF which made up orer-andwe will warrant
the work 10 stand
WAR ID, BERMINGHAM d CO.,
Practical Taors,
No. 90 South side Public Square.
n R.-Clothing cnt 70 order. ap2.