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"a aUx CITY..sss,..ss ss'. ,...ss $50 IOWA.
DTLLS Of Exchange on all our Eastern
ID and Southern cities bought ad sold.
Money loaned on real and personal Esea-
rity.
Collections made in western Iowa ant
eastern Nebraska, and promptly remtttsd
10 any part Of the United States, at tina cur.
rent rates Of exchange.
Land Warrants bought and sold, and To-
Gated on time also sold and located OF
time for distant dealers.
Farming lands and Town property bought
and aold on commission,
Taxes paid Tor hon-reaidsnts.
Interest paid on ali deposits made fol-
three months OF over, at the rate Of tea pei
cent. per amman
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Notice.

have Ehia day sold out ny entire stock
az Groceries and Provisions TO Msssr-s.
Bakar q Eraaa, and eheerfnliy rscazams al
eheas 90 aaY old kriemds and customers
~ W. G. AHDRus.
0oaaeli RiuEEs, July q, 1853.
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e8k y hsa aEEepayey as aassa4ts
IDEA % EAe fmnsnse good now being dons
By D.. amikhsa sElecsxfc 0ii,' Oi Phladai.
Phia. Il In important 10 plaza it in TIA
hands Of all medical msa as soon "a NAP
be- 10 ssse paiR and slgeraaE, In all t4sas
Of aceid@ata, &C. aething has ever aoas
what this aFtiela ts doing in ths same uaA
KalIas moes WsadsytzI CsEss---E isearss Oh
pHEL&pgLKmIA, June 6, SO.
Dr.. Snith--I vas suffering Lntsuss!y
from internal pdles; was given up By tEa
physlsaAnsS waa Aavised 10 Try DR.. smithi
ElsgkrEe On, By injections, The first sP.
paiGa1Son relieved ths pain, and after fozl
applications was entirely cured
WA7sxm sxmkMfIzEiE
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NOTICE

aas ..aa. NOTICE
To Thomas II. Bsutou, Jr., Mary Jans
Gray and Elizabeth Grays
You and each Of ysa aEs hsrsby ,notifs 4
that there IL now 90 hls 10 the office Of she
Clerk Of the District Court la Posf awat~
tamie county Iowa, pesltion OF Rugnz
BsaIy claiming the foreclosure CT ! mart
gage, aud that unless you appear anu an
swer thereto on or beEore thesiSth day Of
February 1850, judgment viii hs rendered
against you tnersQns aera3rding 10 the pray
er of said petnion against zen.
ksignedl sTIAS Wo0DSDNs
Attorney Cor rIainsfE.
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81 t@Aiss visited Or. GalaklA 3. saith, o.
tbs Tgsy MHass-seana guming Eve 70 tea
miaass SufEaFiAg frwm Asthang, NsrVOas
paias, Rheumatism and gaAeEal dsTEhgs
aaeak. Il De & KIaetsie o. ID alrsadg naa
iSsstang len sneknsssg, traaqallfzing AID ca
rakiss Powsxm Rpan tAa aakleked Of Troj
and yiGiniEy. can early
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and iReipisns gathsgaag which for ant
appears GA tbs surface and by triassl
changss ta tha absorbsAts SssaksH up 90
carried % thFaGgh the eireulal8oa ''strtka
in re-
yaak ae does this IgEnAinel Oil set on A'
abs8ss Is &c GAs kdaanA hss sA
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NO hAR M&S4T CAN 10 No HAM.
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AMs &C, &C.
" ha~s sase Esesgvea aleses ReOas asks-
esEn Imp<rtavgs tAs largest ssA bask saase@
ted AssoEtmsak 0f such articles 3 axs emu
msgRted ab0vs, aHd aH cEEsxa ushaiay Ksps
liz DEug SEaTeaa wh6ah ssewan MSsl % aks
Lowest essh pgise. We haze alsa On hassa
fuzzy supply 81 the MOST -. -,
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III baisA rpE66a Rattsm@s
Is DO As wIskass&.
100 pa euskun z axn44aIf nl2ss,
20 49,, IA q a. n q q laYsF halsanss
$50 bHa Giassy asaAa
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% Ao ElneRaas, $500 H ss
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xsln kaRM hAss Lead $50 . 80
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e@UNOEE. nEURRs, NeWA.

Thankful pas liberal PRESENT os mssssssa as naass 80
h % lesk p - ras:s Sd esas fsss
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01

ssls sss'ss &. Louis ssIa No. - 8
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01

VA1uE OF INsURANCE.-We copy the follow
ing sensible article from the Southern Home
stead. of this city, L. Z. WILLIAMS d Co.. edit
ors and proprietOrs, which is adapted more
particularly to farmers and mechanics, but
Will apply with equal force to merchants and
other persons. who have stocks of goods and
other property either entirely unprotected or
only partly insured.
Men toll work slave nav aim >et sin for their fani-
lilies;
They do everything but insure-FT, uaciss annals
INSURE YOUR HOMESTEAD + .>rmers and
mechanics are yUu insured? If LOT. rem CT
upon the ri-k you run; unless yOu are iuily
able to sustain the Loss of your dive uihgs
and furniture, you have no right to run the
ri>k of that home and the comforts in it, fCr
the loss falls not only on you. but wife and
children will feel the deprivation most keen
ly. Then reflect how much better it is for
you to put aside small sum monthly to Sc
cure yourself from Calamity; aud then il you
should be burned out aud lose valuable pro-
pcrty, few days and you are prepared to
rebuild and replace that which you could
not do without niortgaging the farm or per-
haps you could not replace your loss, and
would be left houseless. and in want.
The rates of insurance are now very low,
and there Is no excuse for running risk
that one is not able 10 bear. Farmers should
insure their houses and furniture. their barn.
stock aud tools. No better investment can
be made than by getting insured against an
evil 10 which all are subject, and often sud
denly. Messrs. Nash & Mari, of this city,
are The agents of several OF the oldest and
best Insurance Compandles in the Union.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01

to complain. The last hoe, the last pillow and
the last chain are Eot vital issues in
this contest, as they were in the canvass of
last summer, and so long as they are crowded
out, the Governor is welcome to crowd him
self in as much as be please-. It's free
fight, and if the executive McDoUGAL wishes
to pitch in, let him shuck himself OF his Of
fetal coat and proceed. We do not
mean any disrespeetz 10 the Governor
as the Governor, nor to the Governor
as a private individual, when We speak
of him in words whose digniiy is not equal
to that of The position he holds, nor do we
presume that he means any disrespect to MS
when he goes to Murfreesboro and utters
words without dignity against Mr.. BELL.
Such being the case, it is not to be expected
that he will order out the Breckenridge ele-
ment of the militia to repel our language,
nor that we will muster the Bell Grays into
the field as protection against his.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01
"A L s O.
DR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISIAsIS.

DR. KING, formerly OF New York for
.8fS the last four ears or Louisville, BY,
k~I and who hiss devoted bis aitetiI'n o.
the treatment Of private diseas. for 80 years Z
ters him elf wing ended 20 practice tor so a.
ny years, and cured so many thousands, he Is erar
bled TO all disesseS of prIvat nature, no mat
ter LoF bal they may be fEon ITj..lcio1s medical
treatment or frUm neglect of their OWL DR. King s
Dispeusary IS No . Deaderck street, between Cher
~ and The square second story, wherehe cures al
diseases of a private nature -.
GoxORRHEA cured without nauseous m edicines or
nterIers with business. Z 8.
STEICIuREs OF OLE recent date, efectually cured
in fex DAYS, by an operation W CHI causes pain
Where Structure exists health ca1R.t be enjoyed.
MINIS the constitution much -rrr--t
SYPHILIS with all the diseases ofthe skin, gro ing
out Of neglect or bad treatment, be e1eecGually
cured IN few days. - "a
SEMINAL WEsEsHs.-Partcular attention having
given 10 this dlsea and all the co4sequet
growing out OF II, brought in many cases by the
destructive habts Of L. cOnsiderate youths and ex
cessIve uIgenee # the PASSIONS zeet OF = hich
will undermine the Consultation, oeTrng the suO
jecI mt tor business " society and sing prena
ture old age -Ll
Females who may be laSoring with any eifBculty
of the womb may rest assured OF Immediate reIsfs
Persons residing abroad, by writing al d sta: f,g
their case, With a fee enck sed directed 10 Tr a
King No. % Deaderi,k STREET. Nashyuie Tenn viii
have the necessary medicines sent Their a.jdres.
with necessary dir csis Strict secrecy ob.erv.
Once hours from eo'eock IN the ing uhtI Q in
The evening 3uiyl0-snd&AIy
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01

teachers we'll paid. but am not III favor Of
having mere than twice as high for teach
ing here as its costs for teaching the same
branches in New Orleans, or of paying one
teacher twice or thrice as much as another
for teaching the same grade OF branches, and
the same number of hours. Nor should such
differences be made on f1imsey pretext that
is an insult TO an injured people how SHY
to talk of giving 5000 or $500 more tor the
same number of hours to person because he
teaches music or soSle other branch, when
5000 would employ a teacher OF music the
entire wear to teach music to all The schools.
But, the last reason for this disparity is to
call the favored one Principal Wen, what
| Is be to DO? Why, he is to be principal
But what extra service is he to perform
He is to be principle, and am no going to
cross questioned. as said a member of the
| Board to me before the committee. Where
! is the sense In paying Il Superintendent, and
! then pay several thousand dollars extra for
| the privilege of calling some of The teachers
Principal? Is it that the Superintendent
may attend 10 such digufied employ ments as
mending locks. buying brooms, and cleaning
privies (see his bills. In New York where
| they have about thousand teachers, there
| is a necessity for 10th Sup -riniendent,
and Principals, but in Nasty lie with
| only some thirty teachers, what Is the
| need OF both Principals and Superinten-
dent? Parents, alter carefully Examining to
| find how little many OF yoar children have
| learned. and rejecting on the enormous ex-
| pense of schools here, compared with tho.e
| of Philadelphia, aud asking ghy you should
have 10 pay SO much for books while in Phil
| adeIphia 50 cents pays the entise cost oil
| books and stationery, inen take walk to
| that noble edifice the Hume School House
and estimate the cost OF the fandalic des
truetion that is nor going on there. and say
| if YOU ever saw more foolish destruction OF
| property or better traps for breaking yoai
! childrcn's heads. DO go now and see IL
You must go in the back door, for 1t was mol
| prudent TO let tile people know what destruc
| ton was being made of tteir fine building
Caution your children never TO set or pas
under The dead falls, and quiet your nerved az
well as you can, for III my next l shail lei
YOU about the worse than waste OF few
| thousand dollars more CT your property ant
| may look at one corner of the boohcAapter
| J. v. DOLBEAE.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01
TO THE EDrross OF THE PArR1or :

Seeing so many certificates in your paper
of cures made by the Indian Doctor, deem
it my duty to MAKE ktown TO the public the
benefit my wife has received from the use OF
his medicine. She has been afflicted with
Dropsy for about four years. her body and
limbs badly swollen. We tried all remedies
wescould get hold of. She was treated by
1--WE of the most eminent physicians in the
coasstry, but nothing seemed to relieve her
until she began to take the Indian Doctors
remedies which relic ved her Immediately.
think his remedies for Dropsy are the
best in the world, and should advise all thus
afflicted 10 apply to him. o. ELLIS.
.AaslpiiLe, June IS, 1860.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01
gDmmerrial.
DAILY ParRIoT OFFICE.
Nashville, August l. 1850.


FLOUR.-EThe market is we'll supplied.
We quote. wholesale---
Saperfne in bbls. .s6(g6 d. |
Extra SO e.............. i(91 9o- |
Extra :. sacks. 3V.
wHEAT.-Tbe supplies are drawn princi- |
pally from abroad very little Tennessee
wheat being offered. We quote red at 5 To-
al Is per bushel; white 81 2oSl 25 per
bushel.
CoRN.-White IS per bushel; mixed SOC.
OATS.-65c per bushel.
BACON-None of consequence Offering.
We quote shoulders at 1Oc.; clear sides &c.,,
hams 123c. p b., from wagons. From store
fc. advance on these rates.
LARD-Is in demand and sells readily at
IL R b.
MEALS selling at 10000. p bushei.
FEATHERs-We quote at 40@42 p 70.
GINsENG-25@sOc. p n.
GROCERIES.-We quote; Fair sugar
8a@9 Y b.; prime to choice 939lOc,; IN
barrels a@lc. advance on these figures.
New York Coffee Sugars 1O4@II2e. p b.,
crushed and powdered 1ll@l2c.; Leaf 1l@
lie. p b.
MOLASSES AND SYRUP.-Moiasses in
barrels 4O945c p gal; half barrels SOC,
4sc; Sugar House &2(945c. Golden Syrup
in barrels 75c-: half barrels 6Oc.; and kegs
| (ten gals.) S5e- -----
COFFEE.-Rio I6@l6se.; Laguyra none
in market Java 10000. p II. Stock light
TEA.-Imperial 5Oc@sl; Guayowder so
@75c.; Young Hyson 4O@6o; Black 60
@1 so.
| SALT.-We quote Coarse Sack at 81 SO
| and Fine at 81 6O@sl IS; and Barrel at
4oc. p bushel.
COTTON YARNS The following are the
and 800, Sc. R doz.; 600, 1Oc.; 500, lie;
and 400, 12c.
| WHISKY.---Rectified is held at 29@24e.
p gallon, and country at 5OS75c- p gallon,
according to quality.
CANDLES.-Star ISc per lb. for light
| weight; zoe for full weight. Tallow, summer
4 pressed BE; Sperm 45a5Oe per Id.
/ Raisins-Layer ssa3 25 per box; W. R
so sOa2 IS.
/ SOAP-Turpcntine 50 25a2 IS per box.
BRAN 81 so per cwt.
HAY-s26 per ton.
| BEESMAX--26a27c per 10.
| CHEESE-Western Reserve 1Oa1Ic per II
| Markets by Telegraph.
NEW York, July 3l.-Flour active; sale
1850 bbls. at 5 05a5 10. Corn firm: sales
81 900 bushels al 629t67c. Mess Pork firm
but quiet; sales 800 bbls. at 10 90. Lard i:
Sugar dull; sales 500 boxes Cuba at 6&A &c
1.Cofiee firm; Rio l4aa15Sc.
II %EY ORLEANS. July 31-Cotton firm
sales to-day 1900 bales. including 20 bale
new cottoa. Prices sitter, but quotation
unchanged. Sales of 3 days 1880 bales
Receipts of days $50 bales against 40
bales during the Sane time last year.
Total receipts at this port ahead of las
| year, 450, $40 bales. At ala Southern port
76e eco bales. Total receipts of new crJ
up TO date, Al bales against 3 ,haIes at til
same time last year. Sugar hoyaht. ard az
yanced /; 7sass. Tobacco firm: Lags ?
Corn dull; mixed 56d5S. Flour steady.
| Freight aud Exchange unchanged.
s.GINCINNATI, July 81 Flour 70a5 OF
Provisions quiet; Whisky I64; Sugar hnoy
ant at full prices; Coffee Hrm at l51,l(
| Molasses 43d44; Corn firm A0a4I. Oats du
| at 29dS0. = .
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01
NASHVILLE, June l4th, 1860.

To T, VI EstxoEs OF THE PATRIOT:
wit 10 make a statement through your
columns Of what Che Indian Doctors Pills
and Blood Purifier have done TOR me. have
taken abuut !, quart Ial blue mass aed all 9th
er med. cines | Z ouId get hold OF; gone seemed
to give me relief 1 WIS troubled with Dys-
pepsia until l applied 10 the Indiap Doctor,
who gave me his wills and Blood Further
which relieved me immediately. / am COW
in better health than / have been 1or maIty
years, AMI CAN recommend the Indian Uoc-
tors remedies to be all he represents them TO
be. and should ad rise all afflicted TO try his
medicine. CAPT. DAVID HUGHES.
july l2-tf s-g- ~ u
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01
From California

New YORK, July 31.--Jacob Little ha
failed. - ~
Stocks are irregular and unsettled.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01

@r We learn from the Cookeville Times
of the 18th that Mr.. r. ii. KINNAIRD. of this
city, his wife and two children We're thrown
from buggy while travelling in that county
few days since, and narrowly escaped
serious injury. Mrs. KIsNAIRD," says the
Times, 20 was considerably bruised one side OF
the face, while Mr.. K. was hurt in his left
ARM The children escaped without injury.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01

Messrs CLARK, GREGORY & Co, Nashville, Gents =
thought four bottles of AmbrosiaI Oil at our County
Sair last Fail Thought perhaps itmight be num-
bug sold three bottles before giving it a trial My
wife tried its virtues in case of Rhe nmatlsn ana
found great relief It is the quickest relief for Choc
1 ever have found want two dozen bottles iinne-
dlateIy for myself and those TO whom sola the
,b,.e bo,t-ss D. B. BROWNING
South Union, Warren co., KY, Feb. 1860.
iyliy26-IT
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01

Gedey's Ladies Book for July
lust received by JOHN YORK co.
> pel2-f i-+
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01
concentrated Cure

From the Scientific American, September 8, 1889
sRArDtyG'. PREPARED GLE We have received
several samples of prepared liquid glue. put up in
small bottles by Mr.. C. Spaldng- 80 Plat Street.
New York, and have tried it in mending old furni-
ture. 1t is very convenient article for domestic
use, and deserves to be kept constantly on hand IN
every household It is alsOa convenient article Tor
pa,tern makers and inventors in CONSTRUCTING and re-
-, ,beir models @ july26- 2w
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01
july26-Iv

We would particularly call the attention of our
readers TO remedy known IS NcLean's Strength
euing Cordial and Blood Purifier. II is certainly
valuable remedy. We therefore say to all, call al
the AGENTS. and test for yourselves its intrinsic ner
its IT is delicious 10 take We ask our lady readers
to try it, See the advertisements IN another column
julyII-lm .-s 49,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01
NOTICE.

Ihave sold out my entire interest il the hrm OF
Nuzotsoy & Hu1FHzKI, TO DAVID HUAFHREy, who
will continue the business as heretofore. l viii
assist him in winding up the business of the OH
firm, and solicit for him a continuance OF the patron
age bestowed on the old firm
July 2, 1880 IL s d u NlChols>oS-
In order to reduce my stock as much as possible,
before receiving new Goods, for short time viii
<oEsr my entire stock at cost, for cash. s--
re. = DAVID HUMPHREY
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01
Houoway,s PiIIs.-Cu

HoIIoyvay,s PiIIs-Cure headache, bile, loss
Of appetite neither business changed Of weather
interfering with their aetiOn-they are equally safe
in all seasons ard climates they act mildly wthou;
gripping Strengthening the stomac ,Promote healthy
flow Of the bile purifying the blood, cleanse the skin
brace the nerves, and in-igorate the waole system
IL
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01
FOR MAYOR,

es- We are authorized 10 announce 8. n. HoL-
IINGswoRTH as candidate for reelection to the
once of Mayor at the next Municipal election.
july12-te
s1- We are authorized to ANNOUNCED r B. CHEAT
HAM As candidate for the Office Of Mayor at the
next Municipal election. jGlyI2-te
e. We are authorized to announce John Hugh
Smith as candidate for Mayor at the ensuing mnni-
eipaI election.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01

NOTES.-THE Executive Committees of the
various Ward BELL and EVERETT Clubs will
meet at the Recorders Office in the upper
end of the Market House, on Friday night
next, instead of Saturday night, as hereto
fore published.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01
The Express Erie CHIT Train.

On the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, viii
Commence running on the ed of July in close con-
with the Express Train the great Southern
Line via Charleston aid Savannah and continue DUR
ing the business season. Through time from New
York EIGHT DAYS.
July 23-tf E. ". COLE, snpt.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01
English Grammar.

voHN I. CLAIBORNE, recently from Virginia, bat
81 now a resiIen. of this city, and teacher OF
some thirty years. experience proposes 10 instruct
classes in Englisa Grammar eEcla-fceiy, during the
coming vacation of tue tnbhc Schools he has
paid Particular attention TO the genius ana grammar
icaI construction OF the Eng ssh language, and from
past success confident that he would give en-
fire satisfaction to fho no would favor him with
their patronage For the conven.eBce Of pupils, lie
would three CLASSES, be located ia the North,
Central and South parts OF the clty- dis terms VIII
be moderate
His residence is in Segier's block on High street,
where he be Ioand, he will call on appsSants
who v Ill leave tier address q has house.
Mr.. Claiborne is permitted 10 re er TO tue t.ey NJ
Howell |, X. s. Aeigs, Isaac Paul and J. +. Pearl
jaue1s-tf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01
Money Hard to Collect.

By reason of which we are offering our
large stock of CLOTHING AND FURNISH
ING GOODS, very cheap for CASH, or to
prompt paying customers on time. 80
l-l WARD, BIRMINGHAM &c CO. 6
may26-2m --e- -s-. -.-..-.---+
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01

"-We are indebted to Mr.. SMITHER, OF the
Adams Express Company, for files of Louis
vile papers of yesteadsy, and for New York
and Philadelphia papers.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01
Dp Geirsrapb.
Arrival of the steamer Prince Albert.

Arrival of the Steamer Prince AlDert.
New YORK, July 31.-The steamer Prince
Albert has arrived at st. Johns with Liver
pool dates Of the Path.
Cotton quiet; sales of the week ending Sai-
urday $4,000 bales, of which specnlafors
took 1000 bales aud exporters lS,OOo; cio-
sing auiet. Orleans Fair u; Orleans Md
ding - Mobile Fair Z: Mobile Middling %.
Upland Fair 81; Upland Middling 81. Sales
Of Monday and Tuesday Il. 500 bales. Stock
mt Liverpoal 1881 900 bales, of which i.tIo.-
600 balts arc American.
Manchester advices are unfavorabie, there
Ieing hut little inquery, and prices weak.
Breads,ufis have an advancing tenoehcy.-
| Corn dull. Provisions dull Consoi sSSsca
So.
The Steamers Adriat;c and Anglo Saxon
had arrived out. News unimporiant
Affairs in Syria are unchanged.
| The Emperor of Austria and the Prince OF
| Prussia are about 10 hold a conference.
| France announces powerful Intervention
in Syria. Troops are 10 leave Marseliies I'M
| nediaiely.
| Advices from China to June 7th announce
! that bostilities will commence Immediately.
| 1t is rumored that II 900 Russians are march
/ ing upon Pekln.
| The Paris Bourse was dull. Rentes 6Sf. 25c.
! The Neapoltan Ministers Withdrew their
| designations, the King having taken decisive
measures TO secure the adhesion of the troops
| to the constitution. s
The Neapolitan Government has ordered
the removal of the Royal Guard and the alb.
| clifton OF bastenading and the suppression OF
| secret legions. as.r. -..
| A Sicily telegram says that Garibaldi an
nounces his intention of annexing Sicily to
/ Sardinia.
| LoNDoN.-Wheat has advanced rs.
| River News.
LOUISVILLE, July 31-The river is sta
tionary, with feet 9 inches water 10 the
| canal.
Failed.
New York. July 31--Jacob Little ha:
failed. t tt+ ~
Stocks are irregular and unsettled.
From California.
/ The San Francisco politicians are perplexea
by 4ae action of the Baltimore Convention
There sill probably be two electoral tickets
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01

SALE OF MoNEY.-The regular sale of
money by the Nashville Building and Loan
Association takes place at the rooms of the
Association tonight.