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Choice heavy and light

August opened at these holders
evince less anxiety sell the stock Of being reduced to
5000 bids, including goo hhds Mason county and so
poor after the first transactions of
the month The continued unvorabe prices
held upward tendency, until the Goth Of the month"; ad
vices Tobacco growing districts received and
checked the movement, advance Of 9c having been
that date The holders generally considered
favorable change having occurred at too period uss
f. the anticipation Of good and not disposed yield
any material nducement for buyerS operate
aud the has since embraced only few lots
showing material alteration The sales Of the month
up hhd against receipts Of 462 hhds year
clio about the range the following quotations
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For Sale.
FRESH TURNIP SEED.

TEyHAT comfortable dwelling. No I65 South Summer
fo-=-srly th~ residence Of RUSSELL HoUsToE, ESQ.
Also, No. North Summer street. the present residence Of
JAS COREY, ESQ. Apply to J. KIRKMAN, President
aug2-tf Unlon Bank Of Tennessee.
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sworn TesIiRiOny.

ScROoN LAKE, Essex Co. n. VI
February 6, 1858. (
wv y HAM Troy, n. Y.-Dedr Sir: having UsCd your
Hair Coorng or Restorative, and having been much pleased
with IT, AXE pleasure in making the following statement From
effects Of severe hen abou. eli heen
age my hair commenced turning and so continued
grow unit az became perfectly 1rh5, being very harsh and
coarse las. summer re ,ched my fifty third ye when
induced by friend purchase two bottles Of Heimsre Hair
Colong prepared Icommencpd using it accord
directions ana and IN days surprised to find
the forming ba to orig nal
color 1t grow until it sas truly brown and
glossy was Def re- my youthful days, and IS July
geStO ed TO its origin a color MfLA SEAMAN.
Essex Co, Nj la Seaman came before me and was duly
is ue this 9Th day OF
February, 1858. ELI POTTER, Justice of the Pc Ce
Remember that this result produced by HEIMTREETs IN
Irritable he org nal and only; eta6te Hair Restorative
Price hfty cents bottle. Sold everywhere
w HAGAN & CO., ProprietoIs, Troy, n Y.
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DIR. KINGS DXSPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.
2<HS DR.. KING, formerly of New York for the last
SSS four years of Louisville Kentucky, and Who has
devoted hs attention to e treatment Of private diseases
thirty fatter himself having attended practice for
and cured thousands be enabled
dsases Of private nature matter how bad they NAV be
from njudicioUs medical from their own
DR. King Dpsnsay No. % Deaderck street between Cherry
and the Square where he s diseases private natur
GoNoREA cured without naucious medicine interferens
from business.
STRUCTURES Of old or recent date efectusy cured in few
days. by operation which pain Where Structure
exists health cannet be enjoyed Perhaps disease cansesmore
mischief and uncermne9 the constitution SO much.
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases Of the skin growing Of
lect or cad treatment, he ectuay cured few
SEMINAL WEAKNESS particular attention having been
this disease, and all the consequences growing OF It, brought
many by the destructive habits Of inconsdate
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions neglect Of
which will undermine the constitution, rendering the subject
fit for business seeety and causing premature old
Females may laborng with any difficulty Of the Womb
may rest assured of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating their with
fee eclosed directed to Dr. A. King No % Deaderk street
Nashville, Tenn will have the necessary medicine sent to their
address, with necessary directions Strict secrecy observed oO
hours from goclock in the morning until in the evening
r~9y23. IS5Q-d&wIv
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SPONTANEOUS CONFESSIONAL case of spontaneous
combustion occurred in this city yesterday which
might have caused the destruction of large amount
of property but for its timely discovery. barrel
containing balls of cotton saturated with spirits of
turpentine, which was prepared for and left over
from the tOrch-light procession of the Bell and
Everett party on the occasion of their State Con-
vention in June last. deposited fer safe keeping
in a room on the upper floor of Keith & Co.'s ware
house, day or two after the adjournment of the
Convention. Yesterday forenoon, about 10 O'Clock,
smoke proceeding from the room, which had been
kept closed and had not been entered since the bar
rel placed in it. led to the discovery that the
balls were on fire, from spontaneous combustion,
though they were not in a blaze. No damage was
DONE except that window and door were broken,
in order to enter the room for the purpose of re-
moving the barrel and COntents.-SeHld (Aa.) Issue
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You are hereby notified to attend stated meet
ing tonight at AoULToN & REEDs, corner of Broad
and Cherry streets. Business of importance will
be transacted. By order of the Captain
J. L. SLOAN O. s
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HALLWAY mATTERs.
Departure Of Passenger IRA
ArrIvaI ID PassengeT TraI

TRorrrSq RAcEs.-There was fine sport yesterday
at the course. The turf was heavy but the contest
was exciting. The race was won by SLoGN's horse.
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DEPARTURE or GEN. WALKERS FRIENDs.-The
schooner John a. Taylor sailed from New Orleans
on the 3Oth hit. for RHatan Island, with merchan-
die. She had on board, also, number of passen-
gers friends of Gen. WALKER for Truxillo, Hondu-
ras who go out in the most peaceable manner, most
of them special invitation and with the expecta-
tation of being engaged in the civil department Of
his new government 1t is added that some OF them
will probably, upon arrival be invited to portfolios
in the new cabinet And in this connection the
PicdyWe is assured that it is the intention Of Gen
WALKER, so soon as he shall have put himself fully
on rapport with the supporters of the Liberal party
OF Honduras, to establish government which VIII
have an eye single to the peace and prosperity OF
the country.
Of course Gen. WALKERS ultimate destination is
Nicaragua, but the cause of the Liberal party of
Honduras, and, indeed of all the States of Central
America, is one and the same
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SHOr HNsELF.-The Winchester Home Journal
learns that a son of HARVEY BRAzELTOS of Franklin
county, while out hunting on the 18th ult, shot
himself the shot taking effect in his leg and chin,
SCATTERING his teeth. He was sitting on the fence,
aud had dropped the butt of his gun on the ground,
when it exploded. The youth is badly but not Sc
FiOusly injured.
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Hoes GOING NoRTH.-We noticed large drove of
hogs Yesterday on the way to the depot of the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad to be shipped to
some point where corn is plenty.
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NAVE ask the afflicted Of either which do you prefer
pleasant and delicious syrup compounded from Natures
sWn Remediesone which will speedily and permanently
you or the compounds heretofore used their
and facilitating effect together with the loatome diseases
many times following the Of Mineral POisons
The "Cherokee Remedy is Natures Specific for Gonor
rhea, Gee Gravel. Structure Fluor Albus whites Femae)
and all diseases Of the Urinary Organs; curing these diseases By
natural laws after all other preparations have led and some
OF Heavens best mece to offending m-n Instances ooudF
produced Of its Effects which would stsgger creduliy
The nauseous preparations heretofore used have filed
this has in instance been known 70 fall Happily 10Y
mankind the Governor Of world is Father Wso ac not
10 kill but to cure.
In mercy has appointed Medicine for there dreadful diseases
which when quickly flies 10 all parts OF the SYSTEM attacks
the disease at post and with fidelity and courage uy
admirable it untlit has completely expelled u
body AID the unfortunate patient to former
health AID vigor.
This Remsy strikes the very root OF the disease its ten
dency simply suspend the poison but to remove the
cause which it depends
II ? And what ENHANCES ITS VALUES the entire alb
sece Of an 1uss0Hs smell It lay in the count
ing room or on table without being suspected
t'Rsmedyr for secret diseases.
treaseon VeneTa diseases. with full directions fer ther
permanent accompany each bottle
enes o POTTER MERWIN, Sole Projectors,
- ST. Louis, No.
Sold Nashville at Wholesale BY Berry Demovie XIV,
ing Pendleton retail BY Hen6ersho and all Drug
1ists eyerYxhere. dec4-dtw& Ely-inside
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Morals IN Harlan official Hytien document,
giving the number of births, deaths, marriages and
divorces in various villages in different parts of the
Empire, during three nths, shows that the whole
number of children born in those months was 1900
of whom /, 74O were born out of wedlock. In Port
RuPrince, the capital out of APO children bOrn only
80 legitimate. If (says the Baltimore Anleri-
cuO any other country on the face of the earth,
where the marriage institution is recognized, can
exhibit such monstrous dispropOrtiOn between the
legitimate and illegitimate births, know not
where it is to be found. Freedom in the Island of
Hayti is rather the unbrdled license of the wild ami
NAL than the rational liberty of man.
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HUNGARIAN WNEs.-Hungary, according to a
late report its commerce, fully able to supply
the whole of Great Britain with wines now the duty
has been abolished. Not merely Hungarian
wines said to be .'drier than French wines more
mellow than those of the Rhine, and more piquant
than those of SPAIN" but the country can yield
quantities of secondary character calculated to
moot any demand
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HEAVY DAMAGES CLAmED-We understand that
suit for S25,OOO was docketed in one of the St.
Louis courts a few days since which will prove in
teresting. This suit is brought to test the legal
right Of the Mayor to commit child to the House
of Refuge who has parents living in the city at the
time but who, in the opinion of the Mayor are not
suitable persons have charge of the child Several
writs of hdbeaS corpus have been tried and this
tion is brought for the alleged false and mali
cious Imprisonment of the child, who Is scarce nine
years of age, we are informed.
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A Doctor IN TRouRLE.-lt may be no unusual
thing for Doctor to get into trouble and Dr. f. E.
PIQUETTE's case may not be an unusual one in one
respect but in the Other it is The Doctor is pas
sionately fond Of ladies-of ladies generally and
specially This he has abundanty manifested in the
town Of Opelousas La, where he lately engaged to
marry gay and dashing widow and at the same
time young and beautiful girl Soon the gay de-
ceiver's'' doube-dealing became known to the par
ties Immediately interested, and to the community
generally, and public Indignation was greatly ex-
cited against him. Already he had been waited
upon by a committee, and it was understood that in
day or two he would be advised to leave; but be-
fore it reached that point. DR.. PQUETTE. remember
ing that he had on deposit about $1,000 belonging
10 persons living in the town, which would pay his
way from danger, be concluded to anticipate the
action of the outraged friends OF the ladies' and i'm
mediately left for Vcksburg. where he took pas
sage on board the MelnOtte for st. Louis. But his
movements were known, and oficer-Mr. KEEL
LoGG-was dispatched to overtake and capture him.
He beat the Melnotte to Memphis about two days
and when the boat arrived he had the Doctor ar
rested, on whose person was found Sl,075 Of the
money. He was sent back on the LIST inst. to face
the indignant ladies and the still more indignant par
ties whose money he carried of.
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II ANDRETH's Turnip Seed, Summer and Winter inst
I 4 ceived by Adams Express, aud for sale by
Augl4 RAINS, BROWN co,
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ACCIDENT THE LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAIL
RoAD.-The up train on the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad wss thrown from the track yesterday
about hundred and thirty miles from this place.
1t seems some scOundrel had placed an obstruction
on the track in such TO escape the notice
of the engineer, and the engine coming in contact
with it was thrown of, mjuring the brakeman very
severely but no other person. The cars and the
track were also considerably damaged. In conse-
quence of this accident the train due here at 2:2O
in the afternoon did not arrive until about nine
o'clock at night.
1t is great pity that persons who place obstruc-
tions on railroads cannot be detected in every
instance and severely dealt with.
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500 CASH.

The Grover & Baker Special Premium
r. H. BRoCKwAY, representative of the GROVER d
BAKER Sewing Machine Company offers 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 Bu-
reau.
No persons connected with our offices will be PER
mitted to contend for the premium.
Rooms over Hicks China Hall, 46 Public Square.
july29-till septic.
GROVER & BAKERS NOISFLESS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
The Best In Use.
USES NO SHUTTLE.
Sews from two SpoOls.
NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE Co.,
Rooms over Hicks China Hall, 46 Public Square
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SOUTHERN TRUNK RAkUFAcTOaY
Fassett & Crossman,

Manufacturers and Wholesale and Retail
DEALERS IN ALL KINDsoF
Ladies and Gents Travelling Trunks,
BONNET BOXES,
VALTSES, CARPET BAGS, &C., &c,
EsIRE call the attention Of all of any.
thing in line, Wholesale retal)
stock before purchasing elsewhere confident that
sell low other house the city Our stock all Of
manufacture made Of the
first workmen All must admit the wisdom of buying
made at home in preference to buyrg that made at the Ea
pressly for jobbing.
We especially invite ,s attention of the Ladies
Pa EMIT It DUNK FOR LADIES =.
has compartments Bonnes Dresses Parasos Brushes
and a waterproof compartment for SPonges, OILS &C.
All kinds Of Trunks made order repaired
short notice Give cali 81 Market street,
South Of the Square, FASSETT d CROSSMAN.
mayi9-dktWly
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Markets hx re,erranh

sIESAII, Sept 4Flour excited advanced cents saes
6,OOO bbls at S5.lG95 25. Corn IS. Whisky 20.
NV YoRK, Sept 4oOon sales 200 bas Middling Upland
lO Flour dull sales 81 900 bills 5OI CO. Corn steady
at 609F9 Mess POrk-sass $50 bbs SIe 5G9I9 g. Lard
quiet and uIchanged. Rio Coffee I3k9I5 Sugars steady
- Is $50 boxes Cuba at6x
NEw ORLEANS Sept 4COtton quiet sales to-day bales;
MIDI ing iO9loX sales Of three lays 900 baes receipts
three days $50 bales against lUO bales during the same
time lsstyear Flour firm at s5659575 steady at COG
3D. Tobacco quis LuEs 394 Fine Leaf 79s Sterling er
change s9lO on bills Of lAding s99 New sight
change par ca premium. Treighis to Liverpool Ills.
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We authorized to announce J. kEIss, JR car
date for Alderman from the 5h Ward the ensuing Munich
election. augS-td
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The hand the lst Sept including all ship
borGd amounted % hh Is Of which there estimated TO
be unold in st ani nd 'hapis I1OJU hais,
listed OF In eriUr and Cou Retus and
the opened inactive with the following midal quota
lions:
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COMMERCIAL.


The New Orleans Price CSrsns Il the LIST inst. contains
Annual Statement Of the oonnece of New year
ending the 3s uL from which following in re
gard to Cotton and Tobacco.
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B. A. FahnesfOck's hermitage.

WILLIAMSBURG, NEw YORK.
MrssRs B. A FAHNESTocK Co.: aentlsnen-For number
of wears past oubl with dreadful gnawing main
in the pit stomach, accompanied BY fanness dEE
ness in he and after adheng the advice Of several
emirent physicians and receiving benefit Iherefrom was
induced 70 try B. PtHNEsTocKs Vermuge and after taking
walls surprise passed twelve yards apeworul
And assert tha have my former leah for
which feel indebted to B Fahnestoeks VsimuVe; and
cheerfuy recommend as being eacious and harmless
HENRY HOFFMAN.
Purchasers should look well to the initials on the vrap
and see that they are buying B. A. FAHSEsTocxs VERM
Fuee shd no OeheI. sept2-wlm
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On Tuesday, September 1h by the Rev. B. B. Howell D.
D., at Fairfield Nashville the residence Of the bride,
DKBoW, ESQ Of L 'usana, to Miss MARTHA E., daugh
ter Of the late John Johns, Esq Nashville, Tenn.
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choice heavy and light.

There was more in January during which the report
ed "a e embraced hhds sb ut the Of prviOCs
ouotstops the receipts month being sos ogheaas
Tuary opened with nnsol1 Of 10 500 hhus, large
proprron old and OF the grades Tie
new CROP however began rwd more freely and met
with better mand embracing about 3UO hhds While
tn months re tipt 500 hhds prices
nally unch nged March tie large increase in the
Hrvs in the demand and the sales othe
month VI ich embraced 300 hhds decline
OF &c 2 b, oar quo ations ranging gensrsIy follows:
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Boots, Shoes, Hats. Um breIIas, Wbips,& &c
Just Opend. and has exhibition, one of the best
ected stocks before offered, and at low prices
GENTS, BOYS, AND YOUTHS.
Every style Of sewed and pegged work, embracing Calf Kid
Patent Leather Goat Buckskn, Cloth, and Lasting Caters
lace and str pped Shoes Oxford Ties, &c, and in short
desirable make and quality.
LADIES', MISSES, AND CRILDREN,S7
My stock 10 this department has been selected with great care,
and cannot be exceed Ompsng in part fine Calf Kid Goat
French and English Lastn Caters, Boots, Buskns Slippers,
&C., &c with and without heelL
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS.
Just received direct from the manufactures every style
color Of Fur Beaver, Cashmere Meno Wool Straw and Leg
horn Hats
Umbrellas Trunks, Travelling Bags, Carpet Bags School
Sshe Saddle Bags Backing and Brushes Walking Canes,
TacKs Whips Thong, Hosiery, &c &C. constantly hand.
All of which will be sold at Wholesale retail reasonable
terms.
Betting &c, AT COST.
5000 feet Of Leather and Gum Betting, inches
wide Gum Packing ali thickness Copper Burs Rvits
Lace Leather at cost for cash, to close
B. =. CUTTER
Corner Of College ans Broadway,
March 23-dtw&wu Nashville, Tenn.
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From st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Sept 4-The steamer Asa Wilgus,
bound for Weston, has sunk. The boat will be rails
ed but the cargo is near total losss
The first cavalry, under Capt Carr fought the In
dams near Smoky Hill, killing 30 of them.
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In Philadelphia, the 81 instant after Protracted Illness
Mr. A. A. sTT Of this city, in the forty second Of his agei
The deceased had resident Of this city several years and
held position of Superintendent Of the Southern Methodist
Publishing House, duties Of which he discharged entire
y satisfactory and with the khest credit himself
lie eIeeped large circle Of acquantauces for his nigh
social qualities and truly benevolent spirit.
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Q a r p Z TIM q.

Velvet and Brussels CaPeting, and ply half and all
sold cheap.
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Foreign Commercial.

LIVERPOOL August 25.-Per Ste FegG-cotton sales Of
the week g. OO baes middrg qualities slightly deare
the bad weather checEs business Friday 0baes closing
eay The weather continues u1ayorahe crops Bre
Suds have advancing tendency In Wheat all
qualities slightly advanced. Provisions steady ConsoIs
92X992zI.
OF the weeks Cotton GALES Spectators 1000
exporters $500 baes holders offer freely disposition
to press fes; Orleans Fair "a Orleans Mddng 6K Mobile
Fir Il Mobile Middli9g 1916; Upland Fair 62l Upland Mid
ding 57 stock liverpool LIE eco bales Of which $4,000
bales american.
HLvRE Angus. 2lCotton unchangd sales Of three days
2O bass closing firm. Bas 81 American stocks advanced
Illinois Genital Railroad advanced ~ and New Central
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Nominations.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3.-In the Fifth District the
Republicans have nominated VIM NJ. Davis for Con-
gress. and the Democrats Henry Ingersoll. In the
Eleventh District the Democrats have nominated
John Hughes for Congress.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-07

Anpsratign F'th ~ Paris The
fate, given at Paris, on the tith uit .
in honor of the annexation of Savoy
and Nice TO France. il said 10 have
been one Of The most splendid ever
given.
a letter says
The Emperor was not present
nj the "Te Deum" NJ Notre Dame
lie and The Empress came up from
Funlainebleau in the morning to
the Tuileries. At Is the cannon
announced the departure of his Ma
jcsty to the reviewing ground. lie
was attended by a great many
generals not generals of division
merely. rs has sometimes been the
case. but by all the brigsdier gen
erals IN Paris who chose to GO
Prince Napoleon rude on tho En-
pcror's right hand. and the Duke
of MalalSoff of his left. In his Ma.
iesty's suite there were n Prussian,
Russian. aud several Sandman
officers. The corifge, instead Of
following the uaual route by the
dusya. followed the grand avenue
of the Champs Blysees TO the roud
point. and debouched upon the Pout
do jena by the Avenue Montague.
The number of troops in the Camp
de- Mars was variously estimated
at from 60. 900 to 80, 900 men The
National Guard and portion Of
the Imperial Guard occupied the
right, aud the army Of Paris, inclu.
ding cavalry and artillery, the left.
This In the first time that the En-.
peror has ever reviewed the Ma
tional Guard.
The Paris MoH,tcur, Of the 18th,
adds:
Paris was last night brilliantly lin.
minated The Princess Mario of Rus-
sia, and her two sons were present Mt
yesterdays review. Now that the
annexation Of Savoy and Nice is pro-
claimed, the Emperor has granted to
NJ. Thouvencl. the Grand Gordon Of
the Legion of Honor, as token Of
his satisfaction.
The departure Of Marshal Valiant
from Milan. gave rise to an entbusias.
tic manifestations by the entire popu-
latiou, who shouted The Emperor
forever France forever The French
army forever!