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Rreadsluffs and Provision


The Flour market very que to-day but prices remsn ia
changed The sales foot up nearly 7OJ bbls 44 for
lair to good brands Of superne; 81 COCA 10 for
4 W Tor family S55 % for extra family and IS 55 IS for
fancy brands -
and buyers some extent generally disposed
hold at yesterdays quotations, and cases higher prices
Tor strictly Oh ice lots suitable fer seei realized Tie
mand however mostly confined strictly prime Red
and White principally fer export for which
Tor Rcd snd 3G5c for White above the quotations
The sale TO day 1900 bushels 99c for fair to prime
He'd and 81 O5l II for fair to PRIME Nhte with
for Red and 81 l5gl Is TO. White The
good and prices for in bulk have 2c
oushe closing at with sales Of choice White X
SOC The demand for shelle is active and
Dug PC for mixed and 53a55c for he including
The Provision market remains firm full prices demand
Tor Bacon continues limited owing the holders and
slight decline no doubt good business there orders
to be filed shade low the Bacon day
loot up 200 hhds at TO- r. and BE for Shoulders Sides
Sides deliverable during the FIRST fifteen days in September and
9O hfds sides the l2c 1t would extremely
dhcult to have bought clear Sides Change
less than c, Sides at l2c ard Shoulders 9sc spot
For round lots Of Shoulders future delivery 9 freely Of
teed aRd refused In Me Pork the ark continues quiet
the aYices from New Orleans unavorab and buyers,
cpang Decline are not willing to take hold at he Of
holders they being firm at S9Tj99O Bulk Meats held firm
~ at SAC for Shoulders and lie Sides.
- cents. - -9-. a- 80 ~ II
in excess the demand per pounds net and
sales that are made to packers small many
they really want to he up their supply Of
sales OF 90 Hogs made hAnRe deliverable the first twenty
i've days in November So 49, Sc &c 50 per pounds
net, for those averaging 1875 and 20U pounds.
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ONLY DISCOVERY
WORTHY CoRBIDEsCR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.

RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
Al ANY since the great discovery Of Prof Wood have
VA tempted not only to initiate his restorative but profess to
lave discovered something that would produce results identical
but they have all and sone being carried away the
wonderful results of Prof Woods preparation,
forced to leave Ae field its rssess sway Re2d the follow
ing:-
Barn. MAIZE, April 18th 1859.
PROF. o. ]. WOOD & Co Geats--The letter wrote in
1856 concerning your Restorative you
have published in this vicinity given
numerous INQUIRIES uchng the facts in the The inquiries
first il fact Of my habatiOn and stated in
the Communication second, Is it true of all therein contained
third does hair still continue be in good order and Of
natural cOlorl To all and do invariably My
hair is better than any stage OF my life forty year
past soft. thrifty and The
whskers and the oay why it is not generally true is
that the substance wahed of by frequent s6uton of the
face when used by wipng the face in close
nave been IN the OF great many letters from all parts
Of New England asking my hair still continues TO be
good there much fraud in the manufacture and
various compounds well this it has, doubt basey
initiated and been used not only without good effect but
absolute injury have used Of restorative of
recount for months, and hair good
hund eds have examined 1t with SURPRISE 81
old and not hair in head face snd prove
you my hair taken OF the past week
your favor quart bottles summer, for
which very grateful gave my friends and thereby
induced them to try it, many were ske teal until after trial
favor send which discover
fraud in the Restorative sold BY MANY fear without author
ity from you. pure article will success and
believe where coed Effects do follow, the failure is
by the article which the inventor Of good
effect my hair all who inquire of y
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain, dear srs
yours C. RAYMOND.
AARoN's Run, KY, Nov. 30, 1855.
The Restorative Is put in bottles Of three sizes, viz LARGE
medium, and SMALL the small holds pint and rei4il for 81
per botte the mediums hold at least twenty cent in
proportion than the SMALL retss for 81 boe the large
holds quart ~ per cent morein proportion and etas for So
New York and ia Market street, 81 Louis No. and sold BY all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers Whoiesaled by
Even, PendtetOn 81 Co., and retailed by every Drug
IN the
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Ihoussnda are daily speaking in praise Of
ma. EAToNsS INfAETXLE CORDHA
ana Ffg heeaass e0sr zsts % eord sS
wlio6nvsnes yo1 thai what re say true Il contains
NO PAIEEGeRKC OR OPIATE
OF any kind and thsreore rslsFes By reo0in0 the sr0s
Of child instead Of By dsadenng its seHse For this
reason comends itself the prepsI alton known
~ Gripping in tIae Bow elss AcidiIy Of she
stomach, Wind, Cold in the Head and Group;
slsO Eo5 sSang s1s gEras sssepg aanasso1 req
essssof nvsalsiol or plaer FiIs.s. q yea vasus
from those sad and Ming cozssqasns avhleA Ger
tain to result o1t1e Of GTcics Of aeAdeh az other
BAL DE-. Eat6n's sEs2antlae Ccrdtsais this ysn
reg upon Ii perfectly harm ss aa eaane 1iure the
deeate infant Pe IS cents Fun directions AccOmpa
'A'H '0N's' f CHEURG 1;s 4 DuP0HNT,
No 400 BFoadsay, New York.
Healthy human Blood upOn being RaIyxed always pre
sents with the entsi elements and gives Of
fering om Cousumpon Liver Complaint D. spepsia sofua
&c and find e0g iastacs certain deficiencies in the
aT made veil The Tsood Food is founded uos tbs tbs
Orhence its astonishng srsees :. y Ihsrs are
adapted the deficiencies Of the Blood different dseasas Far
Coughs, Colds, BrORclaitts, or any afeetion what
ever q the Throat Or Lungs inducing ConsssIsap.
Spirits, Loss Of AppetIte. ard for all Chronic
Com plainas arising from Over-use, General De,
er Gem paa5ngss No. for Dyspepsfas Beiao az
absorption it is taken by drops End
yoa retafH Ths 30 Ais for Female TrreauIssr
hysterias WeaEnesseS, &c See special directions
lOus, Kidney and BLADDER Com 81 iTlts tsFsNo
In all cases the directions be strictly followed Price
IF the STOOD Feed 81 per bOst tie. =
.s-ait i--.- Sold BY CHURCH & DUPONT.
No. 40 Broadway Neg York,
o. J. WOOD & Co., St. Louis,
Wholesale for Vest
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Fine Farm for Sale.

TIME FARM which James Timmns now lives and the
which Maj W HicEerson formerly lived is for
sale easy terms
contains about 1850 acres which are about
800 The whole, finest in
Coffee county being rich and fertile we'll stuaedying on
both Of the Nc Minnve and Manchester Raroadand
also road leading from Manchester Winchester and
about four Te from the former place. and about six miles from
TUlahoma. within mile OF ak Hill Seminary about
the distance from good church. and nehbOrhood
surpassed point Of morals and intelligence
The improvements almost and consisting Of a
story framed house. we'll finished situated beautiful
eminence, commanding of the finest Of
the and the Railroad and within eighty
yards OF TIT finest Free Stone Springs In the Mountain
District The houses consist Of kitchens, smoke house.
corn cribs and stables
The tract we waterd there being eight springs
There the place, con-
sistiug OF the best varieties Of fruit State.
There about fifty well Herds grass. TIE
ed that be divided small farms
giving csard land and orchards OF them The farm
be appreciated those desiring
viii call James Nj. fmmiDs the premises
Ior terms &C. call upon the undersigned
ches,er, Coffee county, Tennes e. SIN BURGER.
ryavo5-v tw Law until LIST sent
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Ear CnINCIE.RIAr-
Public schools.

TEEE Sixth Year of The Pabc Schools OF this city
Monday. the 30 Of September next
Tickets admit will be given out Saturday, the LIST OF
September. in the following places
Applicants living in the north Of Urion street. will pro
Hyes Building living between
Union Demumbane the Hume Buldirg Those
living Of D,muHbrsne the Howard Building
College Hill.
prevent confusion let each parent child prepared
tell in full and Of the applirantwhere born
the Of to- parent gusrdanthe street and ward in
which the applicant des No ticket will he issued TIL these
satisfactorily Of these places viii be
opened A N. Saturday the FIRST day Of september for
the di trbuton Ct tickets
Ry order O the Beard If Education. ]. ". H0YTE,
Nashville. August 81, 60-i7t
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THE GRowss CRtPThe Augusta C0astitlonalist Of the
ed has the following peculaons in regard to the incoming
crop: esq 4 sFa# M
So far the Atlantic States general inpres.
sion tie that the crop will be 900 bales
less tn last YEAR II the crop correspondngIy the
be doubt that the total Of Is 6 will fall
that of 1859 AMI 60 not less than 1000, and may o.
QUO bales 1t s too early to venture speculsons
large deficiency in the although it we'll that
crop has been VrJ materially and hat the yield will he
much less than last year. unless large increase has been made
in the land Cultivated and lab employed We no evidence
that there has been material number of acres
planted nor can We Imagine where additional
tbs farm could have been obtained l--
The un4e greatly deceIveis will OOO
O and We ha .e 70 notice tat It comes within
era hndred thousand bss Of that quantity. true that
appear ridiculous crop mark
and such result yield present or
rivers nagigabie AID tie weather and roads GOOD
make cotton dealers open their h
Of previously reported short crops We thing however that
this there be mistake ABOUT the short crop
The Columbus Ga San Of the 2lst says:
Speculation regard extent of the CROP is absorbing
the attention Of Of Dealers who very
earnestly for short crop, AID with very good grounds
drOuh has the yield OF cotton and largely will
for m0meat dispute and if the of land has
planted as last there you'd have been falling of
extent We cannot be isVe however, wi the additional land
planted and with such h.e growing country
short of last year We are aware that We expires, an Opinion m
face Of mist doeful newspaper paragr phs and my
appeal exceedingly vain in u.s. setting opinions contrary
Universal compliant Time, however, will show how
We have que sed at the result
One wFd planting friends. Your cntton now bears
good price-tte whole South in what is termed money
tight You relieve the whole putting
market and selling fast pac This
enable you to merch and tie merchant stop his
bank which, in all he paying
KemeOer that hold this whole your grasp
you make ma tiers easeor harder you may Take
advice sell by all mansBay bills tie city and
country, and relieve tue pressure.
The Holly Springs (Miss9 Herald of the cath says
few weeks sgo the prospect for full crop Mar
shall county hattering had
this season OF the bat various
y of the OPINION that the cotton Of this county,
most Of the other count in the that from
recently, will be cut short from one tn I'd to
The rust and boil making havoc many crops
few days ago Col E. N Davis largest rost
successful planters, brought quite number Of
hollis, from the size of Eea ugrown,
pierced by the lie Informed they doing
mense his crop and if their rsvsges
he Won not make half crop HundreIs crops
in the and feel that the drouth
and CIT boil will blast the prospects
county and rbablJ throughout the State least
uotu me half
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500 CASH.
rns Grover & Baker Special Premium

R. H. BROCKwAl, representative of the GROVER 4
BAKER Sewing Machine Company, offers a special
premium of one Hundred Dollars Cash for the best
specimen of family sewing exhibited at the next
State Fair, to be held at Nashville, September 10th
1860.
The work to be done by lady. resident Of Ten
nessee the judges to be appointed by the State Blu
reau.
No persons connected with our offices will be FER
mitted 10 contend for the premium.
Rooms over Hicks China Hall, 46 Public Square
iulyZg-till septic
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oo1ice 20 Contractors. Z

RoPosALs will be received by the undersigned at the Office
OF the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company in
ksshve unt3 o'clock ". the 0th dayo September next
far filing and Gross HooEs Nashville and Chattaneoz
Railroad miles from Chattanooga slso dhine and
draining the narrowing pitt made Turing the construction q
Road Greek in Alabama contract will be closed FOR
filling LoEes and Cross HolloWs time favorable
eeved Payments viii be msde current funds during the
progress Of the work. &c being retained until
petion of the contract. ~ G NORRIS
: augl5 dtwaT till sept 10 Resident Rnripeer.
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PROCLAMATION.

SHAM e. HARRIS, Governor Of the State OF Tennessee
to all who shall these Grsiz0 Whereas L
has been known t. that certain JOHN NEWBERN
char ge with having committed foul and murder
the % day Of August, 1862 upon the body j. Warnsc
late Of County Of Davidson has Iron Justice and is nop
running az large Ii
Now therefore, IsAAA c. HARRIS Governor as aforesaid
by virtue of the and authority vested do hereby
o1er reward Of Two hundred Dollars to apy IersoT
persons who sppreheud the said John Nswben AM
deliver hin to the Sheriff Tailor County Of Daysap
in order that justice ia that bhs may had aud executed
~ In testimony whereof, have hereunto SET nv baDJ
& and caused the great seal of the State be affixed
~ 5 Nashville the lithday Of Aggas', lssO.
.fE -- ISHAM g. HARRIS.
BY the Governor:
]. e. r. RAY, Secretary OF State.
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Land for sale.

AN Offering for sale the desirable small place
in Tennessee, situated Sumner county, Immediately the
Nashville and Gaatn Turnpike read eighteen miles from the
former and eight miles from the latter place. within half mile
Of saundersve which place 7er depot of the Nashville
and Oosylle Railroad in hours Of Nashville.
The pa contains about thirty ave andis in complete
repair, the soil is excellent. Thers thrifty young orchard
beautifully he ged Usage Orange The dwelling
Brick with five large brick kitchen and frame
out houses sell Of excellent water good
aid spring
Also, within sanndersEe I52 acres Of land Ity
cleared the finely timbered and blue
grass. Being determined south, will cell bargain in
the above places. JAMES FRANKLIN.
Ava
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ron ALDERMAN.

We authorized to Scnounce J. Miles, JR, candi-
date for Alderman from the 5h Ward the ensuing Municipal
election.
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We -e Ss,1sasd On sst o " n Polk an ect
for the State large pledged the support Of Douglas
johnson will accompany Col L. H'y9es and Hon. Bailt
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DESCRIPTION,

NeeWbern about twenty five or six Of age about five
et SIX inches high weighs about I35 pounds Of dark
peXon black restless has tolsraby hair
the upper lip also his forehead presents drawn
appearance, sometimes speaks stammerngy good wagon
MAKER and sometimes works the carpenters trade, he il y
much addicted to ineperance and has very thin bATd and
hair at times is quite short. August II, 60d3GWtn
Memphis A0akaRchs copy for same time.
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m~R. A. FahuestOck's Vermi-

@sSS4S FCGR has lorg regarded win IssoL - -
confidence, by large body of regular medies n,
every State In Union. pTepGTIs0N
throughout United States During tee ion8 psst a ~
continued popularity, spurious and Nvsr hss Il en
moe necessary on The part the buyer . exercise
caution in rcasng Inc genuine article tnan AZ h ume-
initial on ave often 90 in their external TO
A FaHrrsTocK VernffnRe, as to be we'll cAcnad 70 pas
o he purchaser an article when ne neitSer
isd NOR INTENDED 10 buy Its not enough 70 buy Of an ze
credited agent but every purchaser must use Venee to avoid
49, i5sd mon and examine bottle TO assure
himself mai he buying the genuine B. A FAHNTocK Yer
,nifuvs aug5-vlm
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SAD hssp AFFECTING ISclDENT.-The Ohio State
Journal relates 3 sad incident Of little boy, named
WilIiam Henry FiDdley. living near Newark, on the
Central OHIO railroad who recently followed band
of music that was going to picnic, and walk
ing into a meadow swamp, could NOT get out and
died from exhaustion and exposure. As gentle
man was IN the meadow. his dog strayed on marshy
spot and when about the middle of the quagmire
he commenced barking The gentleman on going TO
the srutdiscoYeredt the body of little boy colored
man living short distance from where the body
was fouad, says that during that night, which was
dark stormy, and dismal, he heard the voice of a
child calling Mamma mammaiD but was unable TO
discover from whence It came, and soon it ceased
aitoOptiier --a-f.-- =. 49,.
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weakIOy County, state of rennessee.

IN CaANCEkX COURT AT DRES DENss
Robert Mosely, Jr Peter B. Mosey, Mason Ezzel and
wife Sophia l., John wife Martha Shannon
Henry Shannon and wife Mary, Sophia Mosy, John Nose
ly Samuel Warren aud wife Martha Warren Edward Nose
ly and wife Arabella J-0rd of Publication. aida
Wit Of the complainant filed in this cause, i appearing
satisfaction of the Clerk and Master
filing Of the bill in this the Moely
moved to the State Of Missouri where ne resides and that
he has not been served with notice Of s
1t therefore said Clerk Master
John Mosely appear before the January
said ChncerY Court TO be held the Court Dresden,
aforesaid the second Monday Of January ls6I he
plea demurrer said bill
for confessed against him and hearing expare him
said term Of said Court 1t is uIher ordered hy said Clerk
Master that this order be published for four weeks
the weekly linton and Anercds, newspaper printed
Nashville Slate aforesaid This the 30h day OF July 1850
"a true copy from the Order Bo9k) - US
NATHAN y. EDWARDS, & NJ,
aug4'f 0-v-4t- p fac Of uafdn
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Valuable Land for sale.

ID virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of Dickson
ty, Tennessee at its June Term $50 IN The case OF
Montgomery Bell ct ais vs. Elisha Bell ct ais, viii,
Friday, the 18th day OF Septembef next
At BE sburg mouth Of HaFth River I Dickson county,
highest bidder on credit Of two and three
that valuable Of Land known "The Mouth OF Harpe
Tract containing 6tsH acres
Said aLd lies Immediately below the mouth OF harpetn on
fronting said river shout $50 poles and run
ming with Harph river distance SAID TRACK embraces
large tract on the river bottom has neyerfsng spring water
Of the quality a. There portion OF the bottom
lard in cultivation
Said land will be sold fer division among the parties The
purchaser will required With good security and
a lien viii he retained the lan1.
Persons zhing to purchase are referred MoSTGoGERY
BEL, the premises FNLEY, Esq at Nashville, OF to
ne at Charlotte. This a6th dsv Of July. 1870.
july2g-Etds ROBERT McNEILLY, c. & NJ.
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Arrival Of PassengI

COLLISION on THE LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE hAl-
AOAD-SEtERAI. PERsoNs BADLY INJUREB.-A frelgh'
and passenger train on the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad came IN collision yesterday morning, on
curve about nineteen miles this side of Louisville,
by,shieh the engineer, fireman. wood Passer, and
several of the passengers were severely INJURED
We did not learn that any lives were lost nor me ex-
tenof the damage done the trains though the eoision
is sid 10 have made considerable wreck. N cor
sequence ofsthis accident the Louisville mail, due
here at 22O in the afternoon did not arrive till near
ly nine clock last night. ~ g. ~
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A stock Farm for Sale.

WISH sell the farm which reside six miles from Nc
Nippve on The Stage road leading Murreesboro The
farm consists go cleared lbs set Herds
ass and AZ acres lover OF the go there are
Am ~ N bottom bottom lands equal in pniut OF
fertility 10 any land this section of the country There
three springs on tract furnishing abundance
~ nigh The house spring. Of free and
he SURPASSED In ponl purity and healthulness There
corner Of the tra quarry Of lime stone rock sufficient
ali purpose he improvements consists of heWod log dwell
Ing cortnin Kitchen, cabins stables,
cribs wheat &c &c All information can be urhihfd
y application to the subscriber the premises Post Once
Ncdippyills Tenn. W. REID.
L n.-aE
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- - SO asEvYARD.

WILL gTe reward Of Fifty Dollars for the delivery to N
Of negro man GEOBGE, if taken this State, or
Twenty i've Dollars for hin Il taken the State delivered
to Eve niles northwezt Of Nashville, Tenn
Said George about - years Of age deep black Eve feet
six or seven inches high weighing about AS $50 pounds
apr29-c, tysS,f kICHARD r. HYDE
CHE Paducah Herald copy IS and send bin to
this olice.s l1i- u at1 a4iss tt
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Aug. % '6O-F4t-pr's iss 50 ISAAC n HBLME, c & NJ

YHNHOMAS A. KELLY ct ais, Levi McCallau, ct al
Original Injunction Bill Il appearing the satisfaction
Of the Clerk and Master from COMPLIMENTS bill which
to- that Joseph Brown NONRESIDENT of the
state OF Tennessee 80 Tat the ordinary OF this Court
cannot be served on him 1t is therefore ordered by the Clerk
and Master that publication be made in the Nashville
ANEzcAN for four consecutive weeks requiring the said
ant to appear the next the ChanceIy be holden
for the county of Perry the house reo towno
Linden Thursday after the Monday November next
and plead answer or demur to said BILL the will
for confessed and the for hearing expare
Aug. y 6o-wst-Pr's lee So ISAAC NuULME, @ 3. NJ p
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WOoDES BuHDNGs IN COUNTRY YuIAGEs-The
Philadelphia American, speaking of the fire at Sails
bury, Nd, says: s4a seststs tsssa
In these rural villages the fire department is
extensive, and ii conAagration once gains headway
it is APT to make general sweep. But in this IN
stance the houses were built mostly of wood, and
the strests are described as being quite narrow.
Doubtless the people will learn severe but whole
some Lesson from this experience. and rebuild their
town in more substantial and less combnstible
ner. We adverted 20 this matter of frame buildings
IN country towns recently, in speaking of the hume
rous and constantly occurring cases of the Gestrue
ton Of small villages by fire. And here we have
fresh illustration of it, close at hand, to bring
the matter up more prominently.
The erection Of wooden buildings should be pre-
vented as far possible in towns and cities. In
our own city we find the City Council, at almost
every meetiEg granting permits for the erection of
wooden buildings of one kind Gnd another, which
in a few years may become very dangerous to the
safety Of those around.
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H. GUTHRIE ct ais rs J. II. Brown, ct ais tappeaT-
N ing to the satisfaction the Clerk and Master com
panants BILL which that the defendant
resident of the Stats IF Tennessee that the ordinary
process OF this Court cannot be him It therefore
ordered by the CLERK sua Master that publication
Nashville UNION AMERICAN four Consecutive weeks re-
quog the said defendant to appear the Of The
Chsncey Court to be holden for the county Perry
court house thereof In the Linden on Thursday after
the second Monoay in November plead or De-
muir TO said bill, The will be confessed and the
cause set for hearing exParte as to tb EN-. ~ +f--r
Aug. . ,e0-K4t-prs ise 50 ISAAC y. UELME. @ & NJ