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COMMERCIAL.


Monetary.
In New York on the eh eco Tennessee per cent bonds
solo at o0c.
In PHILADELPHIA on the 1h Union Bank Of Tennessee
stock sold at sscA<, and shares at sssSc.
We nd ia the Charleston Mercury of the 9Th instant con-
srsed statement & general business operations Of the banks
In South Carolina for the mon Of July last:
Discounts-.sI9s z6. I67 Circulation. 756
Deposts......-..... 6S,326 Specie ,yiSS4o
The total Liabilities Of the banks stated s3 es and Of
course their assets are the same. The Mercury says
By comparing this with the statement for the month Of June
the following changes decrease in circulation
sos; spee Of So IN Domestic Exchange OF SSS5
$40 y and Foreign Exchange to the extent Of S3e 30 40
increased $685. 24 So and deposits S 80 ~
present unusual pressure in tae money mar
be uninterstng extend cur comparison by
comparing the with the for the correspond
ing year decreas specie to the extent
PSF In circulation Of S54432 in discounts Of sA533O
deposits OF 2 in Foreign Exchange OF Sll4Oo and an
increase in Domestic Exchange Of S2,dO4,lso
The Comp rol efs for the month Oh FEBRUARY last
showed average circulation Of the banks for tat month to be
$40 36s7 specie 81 $50 26O since which time there
has stesdy decrease In the month Of maren @ ercna
reduced 81 30559, and the specie Si6S In April
auraer reduction Of O4445 and els9 IN specie was ex
psTienced In Nag the circulation was decreased ana
the specie sI53 O In June the snnesed
rdacon Of S799s42 and specie Sl66 Last month adds
its mite the total decrease which, since iAs amounls
to S5.0is 93i in circulation, and SbfFeiS IN spece-
The following table the condition Of the banks IN the four
leading
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.


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mo yes the ETTER or RING WORM, PreUdteHt IN TIE
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ONLY DISCOVER z
THE
REsrOaING The BALD AND GRAY.

WORTHY CONFIDENCE PoR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY
TANY since the great discovery Prof Wood, have at
tempted not only to initiate his restorative but profess to
have discovered something would produce results identical
wonderful results Of Prof Woods preparation, and have
forced field resist!ess sway kead the Hollow"
ing Bath. MAIZE, April 18th 1859.
PRoy O. J. WooD & Co Gents-The letter VIZ te GU in
" concerning your valuable Hair Restorative and va you
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INQUIRIES uchDg facts the The inquiries
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second true OF ali therein contained
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natural coIor7 To all do invarabyyes Ny
hair than stage of life for forty years
nv her and the Only Why is not generally true is,
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face used by wipng the face IN close oonne
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have receipt of great many letters from All pAs
of New England asking il hair still continues te oe
Sood As there IL so much fraud manufacture and sale of
various compounds well this has 10 doubt Oeeh oa
Initiated only without any GOOD euee out
absolute injury have used Of restorative Of any
recount months and yet hair IS as good as ever
hund eds have With surprise, nov 81 years
gray hair in head or on my lace su 70 Prove
this you lock OF hair taken on te past Week
received your I quart bottles last summer Tor
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and then purchaser nd used II with unl'erSaI W.
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Later from California.

ST. JOSEPH, 1.-THE pony express from Califor-
mia with dates of the Ist has arrived. The steamer
STEPHENS sailed on the 3lst with $4,000 treasure
Business was slightly better
The Democratic State Convention tried to agree up
on one electoral ticket, but unsuccessful there
being &c for Breckenridge and 10 for Douglas The
former have called Convention for the 18th OF sep
tember to nominate an electoral ticket and the latter
for similar Convention on the 9th of September.
Each branch has published an address to the Demo
cracy. The Breckenridge men held meeting at San
Francisco but the Douglas men attended IN great
numbers and voted down their resolutions ; both
parties are organizing very actively. The movement
Is progressing for Bell and Everett electoral ticket
General Shields had arrived at San Francisco
$50 MormOns with SO wagons arrived at Carson
Valley from Utah, where they escaped with great
difficulty, being pursued by the Saints.
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The corn crop on the river bottoms is not damaged
notw outstanding the dry weather. but back from
the river on the uplands it is almost entirely de-
stroyed We have seen numerous fields which pro-
missed most abundanty at first and will not be worth
harvesting The Irish potatoe crop. like the corn
crop is not much injured the river, but is worth
but little on land away from it. This years Irish
potatoes are now selling from Is cents to dol
lar per buslel. All predict hard times as to proyI-
sions.-H drtsUWs PldiRdedier, Aug. IL.
We had fine rain on last Wednesday, which seems
to have been pretty general through this portion Of
our county. Although the and grass crop is
materially damaged if the season from this on con-
tinues good sufficient will be made for home con
sumption, with perhaps little suTplus-M Mel tin51
rdle Neic FRA. Aug. 3.
The crops about Jasper and in the lower part OF
Sequatchie valley. are very good. In the upper end
of the valley the dry weather has destroyed the far
mer's prospect. On the road from Washington
R,ea county to this city, tie only good corn
was that planted very late IN the season. hdtta
HOogu GGzette, Aug. IL.
Last Wednesday evening about six o'clock we had
real old fashioned groundsOaking rain The streets
were inundated and the water courses cleaned OF the
rud and filth which had been accommodating through
out the summer. Our crops OF corn. of course will
be revived and fields of late planting may yet make
pretty good yield. A full half crop may yet be
realized 5y the farmers in this and surrounding cOun
ties. The rain was accompanied with considerable
wind and some haIl, bat no damage has been SUE
tanned so far as We have been able TO learn-hOrTiS
tOlUn hteligeBcer, Aug. TO-
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From New OrIeans.--TerrIfic StOrms-.-
Mexican News. &c.

New ORLEANS. Aug 13.-There violent
storm Saturday doing immense damage to property
At Proctorsville the terminus fthe Mexican Gull
Railroad. the water was over y feet, submergIng
the ertre place and carrying away every house ex-
cept one, and drowning from 35 to 40 persons.
The steamer Brinvllle from Havana the Stt, has
arrived. She experienced terrific storm on the
Gulf and was compelled to lay to As hours. Ha
vana was healthy.
The steamer Clyde arrived at Havana from Vera
Cruz the I'd. She experienced severe hurricane
on the Mexican coast.
The schooner Oregon from Mobile, was lost Her
passengers and crew were all saved
Miramon's party routed and was attempting
to escape from Legos. At the latest accounts Mira
mon was at Leon, surrounded by a force under
Robes. Robles had abandoned Jalapa. The primer
pie towns in the valley of Mexico have risen aud
pronounced for the Liberals. the Spanish minister
threatens the bOmbardment of Vera Cruz.
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NrssRs. MUELLER AND EvERETTs DRAMATIC Cow
p,1-y-Messrs Mueller and Everett, the new lessees
of the Nashville Theatre, have engaged an excellent
stock company for the approaching season, which
onens on the 10th of September. The following
are the members CT the company
Messrs Stetsou. TempletOn, Tomas, Wood Benson,
Lara. Scott E. Wight, Melville, Hyams, John Guest,
CPrompter), Branch. (Treasurer), Alkan, Scenic
Artist, Becroft Master CaFpenter), Garland
property man,
Mrs Breslaw Mrs Stetson Miss Helena, Mrs.
Benson Miss Salie Byron (Danseuse). Mss \. Fran
els Miss L. Francis, Miss Carrie Navarro, Miss An
ME Seaman. MISS Alice Granger and Mrs Melville
Patriot # yesterday.
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From New Mexico,

INDEPENDENCE, No., Aug. 13.-The Santa Fe mail
has arrived The troops at Hatch's rancho had a
slight skirmish with the Indians. Their herds had
been driven off and other depredations committed
Another engagement was expected. 1t Is reported
that Maj, Rufuss command on the Pecos had battle
with the Camgnches, but the result Is unknown
There are indications of general Indian war. Sedg
wicks troops are trying TO follow the Indians Bent
Fort was threatened. Appearances of an attack
were so great that sixteen Indian prisoners wert
released. There are great fears for the safety Of
the mails hereafter.
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The transactions included about $50 bales Of
the p mostly 9lc for middlng to good mid
ding, &c for mddling fair. The receipts OF
the have bee zoos bales, making total T. date
Of iI64 ba Against l35 the date last
T0BACCO-There has been fair inquiry for Tobacco during
with reduced supply owing to withdraw
Of from the market. and fuller prices
especially for the lover qualities the operations have
moderate character Abort 1910 hhds have been
during the week but the particulars suppressed fo Ill
except lots including ia hhds Tugs at 2c, 30 hhds
arc, att. "a at IN and 10 at :, "a and lUc
b. We si, htly amend cur quotations;
Lugs, FACTORS .....2z942k Leaf
Lu - P ,pters 63Z Leaf, @971x
Leaf Inferior Choice Clarksve...-S Q991S
OF the crop the first Of the received
Wsdnesdsy Memphis consigned Mess-s Given, Watts
It grown the plantation Of F. CLARK, ESQ.,,
Henry county, Tennessee Of fair quality but immature, Of
fired curing 1t sold at the fancy
price Of 91<c p l..
SUGAR-The receipts continue very light and with moderate
nearly all qualities prices have advanced during the
The have emb GOO hhds from first and
han and the market closes about the range OF the
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From WashingtOn.

WASHINGTON, Aug. I3-Judge Arney, of Kansas,
tas filed n the land Office papers to obtain the right
of way for the construction of a railroad through
Southern Kansas, to connect with the Galveston
railroad The Land Commissioner has granted in
s,ructons to the land officers to reserve the right
of way and lands for depots and water stations. a
corps of engineers will forthwith proceed 10 sur
vey the route through the Indian Territories, from
Atchison via Lawrence, through Arkansas South
ward to Texas
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We authorized to announce JOIN HusH SMITH as onu
date for Mayor aths eusuiug municipal election Juys-'de
We are authorized to S n HoLLISSswoRTH as a.
candidate for re to the office Of mayor al he So
ucpsl Elec ion . , -, ~ +. -;
We are authorized announce R. B. CHEATHAM as Canui
d-.a fnr MaNar ensuing Municipal elecnon. !uyLu
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From tie Hickman CGy) Courier.
nnnrn of Charles V, Carter

Nashville exchanges bring the sad intelligence Of the
- - this esmzbe young cItiZsn Of that city. lie
G our 6rmest and best euds-a and truer one
was and though unknown to ofo1rresdsrs, feel
5u-t his memory lie wasAmong the few who
's Sr If shirt 'full OF sweetness and music Of poetry
sess "a - Qualities Of mind and heart attract epds, all
IKE ourselves will read the announcement with deep
},-sszas NJ Ma had h,ova3 him,
"Hs " osa of an anticipated visit to Michigan As though
lt him but while he spoke We saw that Death
asase l4u i,, fr,st had -elgcted him a VICTIM hut
!, -oared 70 hear il soon But alas he IS gone =
Nc | oi claims and We FnoW many tear mss oeen
me srn 80 INIT We are assure his spirit is basking
~ sb;ns If Heaven. We feel that we should Wr'e more
I'M fails to portray tho character OF CnARLs NAVR
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T,e maxwell HorsE-We understand Mr. OVER
ro,, I. .,oe5 his new hotel, now in course Of cree
tion maxwell HousE, in honor of his estimable lady
whose maiden name was MAXWELL In day or
two i il the intention of Mr.. Rogers, the Architect
to Law the cornerstone of the building The blasting
having been completed, the work will be pushed
forward with all possible speed.
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SECOND AND FOURTH WARD BBEcKNRIDGE AND LANE
CLuB--Fhe gallant Democrats of the Second and
Fourth Wards had a meeting at Harmonic Hall
lover TowSsEND's) last night and organised BRECK
NRIDeE and LAMB Club. The following are the of
fcers:
THOMAS J. Halle President.
Vice Presidents.
Thomas Mccarthy 4th Ward
Alex. Bean I'd Ward,
o. B. Rose. 4th Ward.
W. II. TOWNSEND, I'd Ward.
i. II. Brown, 4th Ward.
John w. Coleman. I'd Ward
William Pash, 4th Ward.
Vim. Kinney, I'd Ward
Corresponding Secretaries.
Joseph c. Hamblin I'd Ward.
John T. Brown, 4th Ward.
Recording Secretaries.
M B. Halle, I'd Ward.
Mark Young, 4th Ward.
Treasurer.
G. L. Sian, ST.
Finance Committee
T. B. Coleman. I'd Ward
J. W. Taylor, 4th Ward.
w. T. Wright, ID Ward.
J. A J. Rose. 4th Ward.
p Blakely, I'd Ward.
J. Lytton Bostck, 4th Ward.
Stirring speeches were made by Messrs JoHS B
PITMAN. THOMAS j. Halle and X. B. SIAN.
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The TEIEGRSPH REPORTS OF THE KENTUCKY ELEo-
roN-The other day we took the agent of the As
socated Press at Louisville TO task for sending us
dspatch on the 9th that all the counties had been
heard from, and the next day sending a dispatch
that only sixty-four counties had been heard from
Mr.. 10. W. FISHER. the gentlemaniy reporter here'
sends us a note explaining that the error was made
by himself in copying, and adds;
Referring to his original copy as 1t came by tele
graph find the first report read, ~ counties heard
from. &c which in my has,e in copying at late
hour of night read all counties &c. The word
" IL $ being the cipher word used for abbreviahon
meaning .'53" | should have thus translated II: "53
counties - instead of all counties.
A. the accents of the Associated Press enleavOr to
be always correct. and are particularly anxious
that they shall at least be considered impartial IN
their political reports, you will oblige by making
the above correction.
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Dr, HOOfIand's Celebrated
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KTIJL efectuaIly cure Compint Dyspepsia Jaun-
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Head Acdy Of Stomach Nausea, Heartburn Dgut ir
Food FuDess or weight the Stomach, Sour EructtoEs,
or FIutterne of the stomach Swimming OF the
Head urriedand Difficult Breathing Futterng at the Heart
Cbg or suocatpR sensations in lying posture, Dim
mess Of Vision Dots the Sight, Fever and Dull
Pain in the Heal Deficiency of Pespir Atom Ieownesp me
sEi and ives Pain in the eide, BacE, Chest LIMBS &C. Sud
den Fusbes of Heat Burning the Flesh, Constant lman-
ipgs + Evil aud Great Depres- ion OF Spirits -. -.
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virtues and adaptation the diseases for which
no new and untred article but that mas stood the
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tant The testimony favor given hy prominent ana we'll
Don Physicians individuals al parts OF the country
and careful of the Almanac, published annu
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cannot out satisfy skeptcal that this remedy IS really
deserving the great celebrity it has obtained
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Ifend,s IEeporIs.

Comics Of the first volume Of HEADS Reports are
deposited, and will remain for subscribers and
ofbers wishing 70 buy until the lst OF September
nnxt with the Clerks of the supreme Court attack
SON. Nashville and knoxville the Clerk OF the Chan
CORY Court at Memphis, and the Clerk Of the Com
mon Law Court At Chattanooga.
-, -1rvEWtf
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BURNING OF BELL IS TATER,,-The Louisville Courier
saws BELLS Tavern on the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad, near the Mammoth Cave, was entirely de-
stroyed by fire on Friday night between one ard
two o'cock-believed to be the work Of an lncendl-
airy. The loss to Mr. G. NJ. PROCTOR the proprietor,
was some $4,000 or 1900, on which there was no
insurance. a policy on it having expired only few
weeks since, and which was not renewed. All the
furniture, wearing apparel, silver ard in fact every
thing in the house was burned, so rapid was the
progress Of the flames. The Courier adds that this
accident viii not in the slightest degree, interfere
with the arrangements for visitors to the Mammoth
and Diamond Caves. Coaches will be there ready
for the transmission Of passengers Immediately on
the arrival of all the trains. The Diamond Cave,
which is beautiful beyond description, and should be
visited " everybody, is only mile and half from
BELLS.
Mr. BELL announces that the tavern viii be rebuilt
as speedily Possible.
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FEMALE COLLEGE,

AT FRANKLIN TENNESSEE.
FENHIS furnishing young Institution will its Fourth
3 legate year Monday the 81 Of September next Al
Yields he palm ne the South, in the ability OF
faculty. thoroughness Of acquisition extent OF course ci
study.
fe pupil can here achieve library education well as
accomplishments 1t has select and
library and AL other apparatus TIE boarding mouse
being repaired refuTnshsd The table will be peneousy
supied and the care Of Superintendent and
mng lOray proveral for health, tie moral tone oil
its society, and its excellent church facilities.
For Catalogue other particulars apply to
JuHN MARSHALL, President,
or W. 5. MCLEM0RE, Secretary.
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From New York.

New YORK. Aug 13-The Times Washington cor
respondent says the commissioners award IN the
Paraguay case will be in favor of Paraguay.
HALIFAX Aug. l3.-The steamer Canada, which
went ashore while going out of the harbor on Thurs
day. is now afoat and sails tonight for Liverpool
Her injury was trifiing.
Tho stpamnp Damascus has arrived.
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tn Architects.


EsI3NS for the buildings University of the South
i y invitel from the Architects of the United States
The building which designs immediately required
the building Of the group The design for this building
must contemplate central structure snked by two WINGS the
whole to two stories high.
upper story Of the central structure &c be used as
Exhibition Hall 1t be constructed with galleries,
upon the plan emies of Music, with sitngs fr
twenty hundred persons The lower story to be divided into
for the business departments Of the University
the wings must be arranged for Library, with rooms
for unpackng storing &C The other wing to be
Gallery the lower story of which IS 10 be
a. academy Of design. .
plans contemplate building of stone which shall
rro Throughout The wings to be constructed as TO
admit OF extension,
particulars in reference this and the other build
nE to be erected application must be made to the Executive
Committee.
The design which may adopted will be paic for. All Others
will subject to the order of the Architects.
designs must he forwarded to reach University PacE
by the day be addressed to the Bxeu
tive Committee University Place. srsakn County, Tennessee
By order of the Executive Committee.
LE0NIDAS POLK,
STEPHEN ELLIOTT, Z SUD Committee.
GEO r. FAIRBANKS
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The MurfreesborO Telegraph learns that Mr.. Al
son SPENCE. very worthy citizen IN 'lie nsiSnOOr-
hood of Versailles was killed on the ''h i'St'
sh1ngle machine driving part OF a shingie INTO MS
brain and producing death in few hours
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$50 REWARD.

WILL give reward of Fifty Dollars for the delivery 70
of nv negro GE0BGE, il taken out OF tnls sn,
Twenty I'VE Dollars hin taken in the state ant
m me Eve miles northwe Of Nashville, Tenn ..a,
Said George is sboutS years OF age deep RI
nrominen fce covered with bard, never SHAVING tvnE
apr22-a, tzo Wit " a. - sen5 hin to
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Te,,nessne Crop Items,

Stirring speeches were made by Messrs. JONI B
PITMAN THOMAS J. Halle and r. B. SIAN.