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THE
ONLY DISCOVER
woRTReF CONFIDENCE
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.


woRTIRfeF ANY CONFIDENCE Foa
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
NTANY. great discovery of Prof Wood, have at
I'VE tempted only to initiate his restorative but profess to
but they have all and being carried by the
wonderful results of Prof Woods preparation, and have been
forced to leave the field 20 its rssess Read the follow
BATH. MAIZE April 18Th 1859.
PROF. o. J. WOoD & Co: GenssThe letter you in
1856 concerning valuable Hair Restorative and Whcbyou
have published in this vicinity anc elsewhere, has given rise to
inquiries touching the facts in the The inquiries
hst is fact Of habaton and stated in
the communication second, it of all therein contained
third, does hair still continue to be in good order and Of
natural coor7 To all and do invariably, My
hair better than in stage Of life for forty
whskers and the only why is not generally true is
that the substance is washed of BY frequent abuton OF the
ton with the wskers the result will follow the hair
have been in erecept Of great many letters from all parts
ooos :, eTe p uc su5 in ne and sale OF
we'll this II has, doubt baely
absolute injury have not used any OF restorative OF
account for months, and hair is good
hnnd EDS nave WITH surprise as am nov o years
old ano not gray hair in my head or on ny and 70 prove
this fact send lock OF my hair taken OF the past week
received favor d two quart bottles last summer for
which very grateful gave to my friends, and thereby
induced them to try it, were sSeI teal until after trial
and then purchased and used with universal will
ask favor that you send test by which discover
fraud in the Restorative, sold by fear without author
y from from article will insure and
believe COED ELECTS follow, the failure caused
the impure article, which the inventor Of the good
da my duty heretofore to keep aPprised of the
effect hair. assure all who inquire Of me Of
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain, dear srs
yours, C:RATMOND
AARORs RCE, KY, Nov, 80, 1883
The Restorative put bottles of three sizes, viz large,
medium 1mAll the small holds pint and res for 81
proportion SMALL for 81 per bottle; the large
holds quart ~ cent moren proportion, and reas for %
York street, St. Louis Mo- and sold by all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers Wholesaed BY
Even, PendIe Il Co., and retailed by every Drug
house in the United States. febl1-ly
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The SMITHSONIAN lNSTT1UTION.-The total amount
of the bequest, as received into the treasury, was
S5l5 l69 interest the to July lst 1876, de-
voted to the erection of the building. S242, l29 In
addition to these Sl35 900 of unexpended income has
been vested in State bonds so that the present in
come of the Institution is S3s 1854. the principal
expenditures are for salaries about 50 000 for pub
LEGATIONS Of all kinds, $4,000; for meteorological OBJ
servauons, 81 900; for lecturers, $1,000 for the Ii
brary, $500; for museum, 81, 0O0 There are some
incidental matters involving expenditure, and about
$1,000 is set apart from the income to make GER
tain financial change for the sake of economy. The
collections of various kinds which had accumulated
at Washington, have now been concentrated at the
Institution, Congress agreeing to make appropri-
alton of $4,000 annually to keep them up. They are
such the collection of the Exploring Expedition,
under Captain Wilkes, in South America and the
South Seas that of Lieutenant HerndOn's explora-
ton of the Amazon; Capt. Stansbury's exploration
of the Great Salt Lake; Capt. Perrys Japan colec-
tons, &c, &c. This museum is stated to be su-
perIOr to any other in the country as general col
lection, though in the specalities of exotic BIRDS
Shells fossils and Minerals it is said to be surpass
ed by the Philadelphia Academy of Natural Sci
ences. We are glad to that the Secretary who
has charge of this department looks forward to the
object Of having public museum, illustrating as
fully possible the natural history of the world,
and taking rank with those of London Paris, Berlin
and Vienna. p Washington Star.
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At The Man and Mortir, on Market street, opposite
Union street, Naslpils,
HAVING received fan supplies Of FREsH eooDs 90,
II for sale q. the lowest prices, - -.
Drugs Medicines and Chemicals,
SURGICAL, MIDWIFERY AND ANATOMICAL rSsrRu.
MENr5.
Paints, OILS and window Glass,
VARNISHES. SPICES, GLASSWARE AND STONE.
WARE PAINT, YARNIsH. COACH AND
ARTIST BRUSHES, DYESTUFFS.
PERFUMERY.
FANCY AND PLAIN SOAPS.
Fine and Hair Brushes Letter and Cap Paper s.s
Pens, Inks, &c.
Tobacco, SnuFfs and Cigars,
Powder, Shot, and Eaey Pure Wine, sandie,
ke
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H0OPs OUTDONE.-A friend from Virginia passed
through the city yesterday, having on his person
new invention called the shirt Bosom Expander,"
which he informs US is used in the neck of the
woods from which he halls, not only a matter of
fashion but one of necessity. The article Is manu-
acuree of nicely covered watch spring Steel and is
intended to keep the shirt in expanded position,
thereby securing neatness, as the front does not
touch the body or become saturated with perspira-
ton 1t affords easy and graceful support to the
chest. dispensing with wadding, and effects a tho
rough circulation of air thereby impartng Goodness
to the! system. Being simple in adjustment and less
they introduced by our merchants in this city a
ready sale would he met with and desirable end
accomplished, as they secure protection, pleasure
and utility.-McHphiS Enquirer July Il.
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| WASHINGTON, July lS.-Taylor Pugh and Rust on
behalf of the Douglas National Committee, have
issued an address Of explanation and councI.s They
say, if have friends in any State. let them call
State convention and nominate full electoral
ticket pledging exclusive support to Douglas and
Johnson" They indignantly reject all propositions
of joint ticket IN any State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-19

CHEERING News FROM THE COUNTBT.-A gentleman
who has Just returned from flying visit to the
country conveys the gratifying intelligence that the
growing crops are looking finely, and the planters
in Fayette, Hardeman and the Eastern portion of
Tins county, are confident of an abundant yield in
everything Cotton in these localities particularly
promising Memphis Argus, July l6.
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Immense saving of Labor.
DALLEY;S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR

should never be from the medicine chest OF family
The complaints render maternity rather than bless
ing Weld 10 its mighty influence the SORE NPPLE and GATHER
m that enanger life OF the offspring well the
narent are speedily dsped the timely application OF this
powerful detergent remedy 1t pain and eradeates the
prevails In ERUPTvE DISEASE Sold
At the depots IL Broadway, and Charities street.
New Orleans, by ]. WRIGHT Co., General Agents Also By
ali druggilts and merchants julyl-d,tw&wln
rTRr CRACKERS
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1AAn SALARY FOR ALL WHO SEM
2llll thsi- addrass 10 A 1 EI-ILAM. nrnnrietnr Il

Onn SALARY FOR ALL WHO SEND
GVJVB their address to FULLAM, proprietor Of the
American Stencil Tool Works. Springfield, VT The old pioneer
Office is still open at Springfield Eastern Office l3 Merchants
Exchange, Principal Office 22 Broadway, New York
only practical Stencil Tools made patented by EUL
LAM and sold for SO including enough retail for $50
With activity this amount be realized by one in two
weeks time anywhere. The tools will exchanged and new
given at within used with proper
CERTIFICATE Ru2ENCEs.
We, the undersigned. being residents OF Springfield W.T.
hereby certify that we are acquainted with FULLAM who is
engaged manufacture Of Stencil Tools, and we conder
him perfectly responsible for the honorable uhmen Of all e
contracts and for all sums Of money him for his Tools
Colburn President Of Exchange Bank, springheid W.
Albert Brown, Cashier Of Exchange Bank.
Geo. Porter, Treasurer of Springfield Savings Bank.
Henry Closson, Judge Of Probate Court
Geo. Washburn, Postmaster.
samuel W. Porter Clerk OF Real Estate Records.
iulv
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CITY NOTICES.

have sold out my entire interest in Che firm of
NICHOLSON & HUMPgREY, to DAVID HUMPHREY, who
will continue the business as heretofore. | Will
assist him in winding up the business of the old
firm, and solicit for him continuance of the patron
age bestowed on the old firm.
July ,, 1860. J. c. NICHOLSON.
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The Memphis Appeal, of she I7th announces that
Col. E. NJ YERGER, who was stabbed in a difficulty
with Col C. NJ GAILAwAY of the AUaLInche, is quite
eonvalescent and will be sufficiently recovered in a
day or two to attend to his regular business.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-19

THE GREAT SwEEPsTAKEs-S2O,OO O.-We need
hardly remind our readers, who keep up with the
Spirit Of TIE Times, of the arrangement that has
been made to bring about meeting of three of the
most celebrated horses in country, Planet Dan
iel Boone and Congaree, on the Fashion Course, on
the 18th Of September next. The above named
horses are to run of four mile heats, $4,000
entrance, half forfeit The proprietor of the
to add $1,000. If this race comes off under favora-
BILE auspices at the time appointed, It will be
citing affair and will doubtless attract an immense
crowd TO witness it.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-19

RENOvATING OLD APPLE TREEs-If their fruit Is
bad, the sooner you fill the tops with scions from
the best varieties, the better; bat do not make
"Shanghais' Of them. Graft as low possible.
The scriptural way for the fig tree was, to dig
about It and dung it." No better way can be found
Tor the apple tree; but remember the word sbout,"
and let your operations extend full as far the ut
most branches reach Do not Dig too deep, nor in
jure the root5 unnecessarily. Stirring the surface
soil frequently is what you want Try that, and
you will be amazed at the renovation you work in
old annie trees
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the condition Of the poor dry goods clerks of Lon
don" Seventy-ive ladies of the highest rank from
the still beautiful Duchess of Sutherland downwards,
have, like the Maecabees, "bound themselves by a
strong vow" not to shop on Saturday after two
O'Clock, and many others will follow their example
ARKANSAS SWAMI LAND-0n the third of Septem-
Der, at BatesviIle will commence the sales of over
four hundred thousand acres Of swamp lands IN Ar
kansas. Those who have Arkansas scrip will do
well to remember this as they can pay in scrip for
such purchases as they may make The sales will
continue from day to day until all has been offered
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River News.

ST. JOINS, N. F., July 1s.-Ahe steamer Flying
Fish, the advance vessel of the Prince of Wales
squadron has arrived.
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Valuable Town Lots and Country
Lands for Sale.


AM offering for sale reasonable the following
property 66 handsome Building Lots in the 18th and 9Th
Wards Of Nashville.
NINE HOUSES AND LOTS,
or various dimensions from large small comfortable resi-
dences at low prices in the city.
One double the story Business House Broad street,
pied at present by Hardcastle * Co.
One Ira Of about twenty and half three miles
out the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad frame heuse,
and Welpart Of the Lueus Crutcher tract good soil
One Tract of about Thirty.One Acres,
On the MureeSboro Turnpike road, its junction win the
Stones River Turnpike, half mile OUT adjacent to W. B.
Lewis and ohers-my Brick yard property.
One Tract of about Thirty Acres,
Eight miles the Murreesbsro' Turnpike Good
prOvements, good water and timber
One Tract of about Ninety Acres,
On the franklin College and Stones River Turnpike
miles out Thirty cleared balance good timber and we'll
Waered
One Tract of about 126 Acres,
Adscert the East Turnpike 200
poles-Desrly all good timber and sell good.
One Tract of abOut $50 Acres,
Ten miles out Smiths Springs mile aud half North
Of the Murfreeboro Turnpike mostly we'll mbered about 40
cleared
other Nashville and
cniy For further particulars call NANcE WOODWARD,
No so Cherry Street.
Young Negroes prices will be in exchange for the
above. [june96-lml JAMES NJ, MURELL.
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Wishing to reduce our stock before making
our Fall purchases, we have selected W: an as
sortment of boots, shoes and CATERS for Mems
Boys Ladies' Misses and Children, of light sum
mer wear, which we will sell at COST FOR CASH
Most of them good shoes.
FARRAR, DIsNUKEs & Co.,
iulyl3-lm. No A College street
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DIR. JEPrHA FowLKES, who has recently returned
to Memphis from Washington, represents the affairs
of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company to be in
fourishing and promising condition.
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In order to f9iuce my Stock as much as possible
before receiving new Goods, for short time will
offer my entire stock at cost, for cash.
DAVID HUMPHREY.
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mot of GARIBALDI's is quoted by the foreign pa
pers Il came to Sicily, where beat an army with
out general; am now going to Rome, to beat
general without an army"
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A SitusIiOn wanted

julyl3-lm. No. IS College street
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DUCK RIVER.

WE $40 of Land for sale in the bend OF Dues
wv River, within miles of Normandy the Nashville Ano
Chattanooga Railroad Said lands bounded by Nanc
SON. River Willis BlAnton and Abner Barton TEoho
Of the river bottom and level about SO acres
several good sprnvs and is No. stock We will sell
half or all Of the tract suit purchasers Those wishing
&C &c would do we and look as weare detern
ned to SELL For further particulars address H. NJ Barton Iu
HS SOnIs, ~ ~ ~ BREWER & BARTON
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Hecnan and NTOrrissey.
First of the Prince of Wales squadron.

New York. July ls--Heenan accepts MOrrissey' Is
challenge. Morrissey, by card in the Herald denies
the authorship of the challenge.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-19

LOUISIANA BAPTIST STATE CoAvENroN.-This body
met at Mt Lebanon on the goth ult., ard continued
IN session three days The finance committee re-
ported over 81 200 sent up for benevolent Objects
and over $4,000 for subscription to literary endow~
ment of the university. A large amount of business
was transacted. The University of Mt. Lebanon and
the Female College are both owned by this body.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-19

The Hon. a. J. DoNEIsoS, candidate for the Vice
Presidency on the FILLMORE ticket in 1885,. arrived
IN the city yesterday and is stopping at the St
Cloud
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-19

HORTICULTURAL PARK IN ST. LOUISA grand horti-
cultural park containing 1900 acres, is being laid
out the uplands back of ST. Louis, for the culture
of grapes and fruit
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-19

MARIO has accepted engagement from NJ. CAL
zADo for the Theatre Italien Paris. He is to haE'
100000. for the season.
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ST JOSEPH July 1s-The Pixies Peak Express has
arrived. Rich discoveries have been made on Cher
coveries the Arkansas are promising nearly as
well as the California Gulch.
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BargainsI BargainsI

We are offering large stock of Goats, Vesta
Shirts and Drawers for Mems and Boys wear, at cost
for cash WARD, BERNNGHLM & Co.
julyl7-lm. No 20 Public Square.
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Ron ne sreat numbsr Of cerhesle and Tssmonss
Al IN relation this Eenderul Plant liberty rr
o following known q the most dlnEuishet
and Ssientiho men o. ne Union, such
6cn- Harding, Davidson county,
ThoEAs Harding, EBq, . -
AFs Brown, Bsq, .
LncfuS Reik, EsR, hlAarS county;
Thomas eowdeys ksq. (Jsseerl NASHVILLE;
David Sanders, Esl, Carthage, Tenn;
Pref. Georges Blacks Nashville;
Bowling. Do
g Lirdslsy, do
q " Draper. New YORK UuiTsrsy;
Franklin bache Author o. the UBite6 states heHsAs-
~, Philadelphia
John Killinztoa, Memphis kslieai Colegs;
Lewis Agassiz, CAMBRIDGE University, mass,
= Joseph Henry, Smithsonian Insttutes
7 L Riddle, University o. louisiana "
James N Sadord, Cumberland University, Lean0ui
r 0 Curry, Knoxville. Tennessee
Hon. Judge Baxter, Nashville
A D Nicholson. Washing tom ID C.
Rector G Smith, Columbia;
Rev DR. Lapsley, Cabbage Tenn.
Tho1Spd q names sQusly reliable the said be
given but for want Of SPACE -
PIE. 81 50, Or when sent 81 nail s20o-
N ~. Nix and Lbaatg l2igtfs for Sale. 1G4Fets,
STRETCH a FORBES Druggists, Nashville, Tens.
Agents for b Unite States aAsA
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FWNHE only county running regay three time
week and back Fsyettevlet to Tullahoma; leaving
aoa Monday Wednesday and Friday inreturn leave Fay
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday connect the mail
Fayetteville the at Tuahoa and for the sccommoda
ton of passengers j. B. Smith, agent st Tuahoma. Good
careful drivers The fare through only two dollars
ivI-wH I0HN II. TAYLOR.
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10y virtue Of the power conferred By deeds
ID executed by NJ. B. Rowey, and respectively Of record In
the office OF the Register Of the county of Davidson Tennessee
in book %, page 49, and book No. So pages III and 76 will
the day Of August 1860 the upper
House, the public the city Of Nashville Tennessee
public auction and sell for cash highest bidder
the following slaves tow named Caroline about 10
Of girl named Lizzie, about II OF and
boy named Washington about eight years of to the
debts in said deeas mentioned. For particular descrp
ton Of the slaves and the debts secured the terms OF
deeds, the deeds he1 selves are referred to.
EDWIN II. CHILDRESs, Jrs
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On the l4th heavy rains prevailed on the line Of
the Memphis and Ohio and Memphis and Charleston
Railroads, about fifty miles from Memphis
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Premium Mineral Waters. Porter
md

THE undersigned, desire to inform friends and Gus
city Of Nashville that fully pre-
furnish and all the above named beverages
quantity that may be required. Also my cusomein the
may rely always having their orders promptly attended
Persons furnishing Pic Mic excursions and other parties can be
supplied shortest notice. My daily running through
the city may opportunity of being always
supplied. ID. McCOkMlCh,
- a
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PrANrrAs' BANK or Trsxrs-rE.

NASHVILLE, July I'd, 1861
nUR5UANrto notice regularly given according 70 The proy
sons Of the charter q this Bank, general meeng Of its
stockholders held this day their Banking House in Nash
vile, for the purpose Of taking consideration the Question Of
acceptance Of charter for banking privileges granted them
BY act q the General Assembly Of Tennessee passed March
l. 1850 and for doing such busess might be Necessary
and proper 1t was resolved that book spened Immediately
At the Banking House Nashville for the subscription Of the
additional stock provided for said ac and that said book
kept open Tor that purpose until the frat day Of October, 1860
e and ta the stock subscribed shall be paid in full az the
time Of subscription with the resolution the book
is now open, &C. d. WEAVER,
iuly3-lu Cashier.
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lee Propretors Of these Machines claim q substantial
the eaim) that their instruments e1iU execute and
Kind Of Reeet0Ork, and perform the In the bsst PosSbls
Combining does, se merits Of the other Ma
chimes, and, at the time avoiding thei faults, Il CON
nends itself to the public the reas Family sew
ing Machine, and adapted 10 svSrT 6roHeA ef lad
Try where the needle Is required.
They Viii stitch hem, FELL bind and gather. TSy la4ks
strong stitch, rayesed pulled cut Ihsy
make sbeaBu uniform stitch, alike beth sides OF ne S0A
without forming ridges underneath.
The Machines have great strength, perfectly nnPs %
the management Of them easily acquired
ANY spool Of cotton thread Or sifk, may be u''a- - -
almost noisesss in their operations, and sss ssa' ' nm
any other Sewing Aachines xtant
Let Manufacturers Planters, Rauers' '. ny
ether sear. OF an nstrunent to szeenis 0Hy EId
~ S,1a nom Oss 5 aae1sEs, make SIRE fasy secure q
Ssst. bv examining ours before purchasing
III liberal discount made to Ministers and AaritAble
eisties
Mseins warranted three yearS, and fui insuOon
..-s1 % use then sAtsfAetOrily
RESPONSIBLE AGENTS WANTED.
rhs pubic are invited cali and s1rnins the Mshins
80 PUBLIC SQUARE
An9s=dsS
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GROVER & BAKERS NOISELESS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
The Best in Use.
USES NO SHUTTLE.
Sews from two SpOols.
NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE Co.,
rI-dwtf No Public Square
GROVER & BAKERS NOIsELESS
FOR MAYOR.

We are authorized to announce S. N HoLLSoswoRTH as
candidate for re election office Of Mayor al the next Mn
nieipA Eleo ion 1uSA@-~
We authorized to announce r. B. CHEArHAM as cld
de for Nayor AZ the ensuing Municipal election juylO
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The FirRnen.

Total Scholastic Population OF Tennessee reported this
Office Cor 1859 is 900 % at 80 cents scholar se O9 60
W. T. McGRBGOR,
July Is, 1860. State Treasurer.
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The Lebanon Herald says rain is needed badly in
portions of Wilson county In other portions there
has been rain enough, and crops are ine0
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Corporation Taxes, 1850.

July 18th, 1850.
yVyOSE Corporation Taxes for the present
aswel the due the Nashville and Northwestern
Railroad are hereby notified to forward and the same
without delay Thsnoce extends to those owning Real Estate
or Personal Property corporate limits and charged
with Poll Tax Collectors once City Hall, upper end Of the
Market House. a. NELSON, COLLECTOR.
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What is the first thing young lady looks for in
church ?-the hiBis.
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LOUISVILLE, July lS.-The rjSer is falling, with
four feet water IN the canal