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late number Of the London 9ornag Csr5ies has some
ominous references to bills drawn against cotton Maturing in
England It estimates the weekly for the approaching
six weeks at Eve millions Of dollars It thinks there great
improbabiiy in the statement great deal Of cotton has, in
the way OF consignment AM purchase gone into weak hands in
Liverpool; and that orders cotton have been sent out for &C.
count 0. bookkepe clerks and others Of e or no rspon
'ibty. It adds:
When touched the subject We described the abnor
mai slate Of the trade Speculative buyers, anticipating small
crop and large prices had bought largely expectation Of cover
ing past ases bnt an crop dsuge them cheap
eoon Manchester had been consuming largely could
not deToEr fast New YORK could supply, Liverpool cater
and thns the manufacturer reVeng in the pick abundant
mar6et and cheap working hard and coning money!
then noticed important sign Of change India guttsd
with the manufacture and had notified her condition Since that
nme the eject af Indian advcs has given pause Manchester
But there has been pause LTepoo cotton has not
YET arrived Bales heaped upon ass yet cry still
ey comet Toe total imported to be millions or two and
half millions Of bales The holders to be now losing
rom L 70 Fl los bale; hat with the lowest average II
loss on the oaest total Of two million baes he money
will be some two millions sterling.
NOW he is this loss to acCrueg We cannot supply the date OF
me maj wind up but calculation made knowledge
me acs will assist thu readers reckoning next six
weeks bills on cotton will be maturing 20 this couny the
IlOOUOO sterling week These bills be net only
enc or two Wayby sales Of cotton, the facility and profit
which, with ll00 goo bales in Liverpool and "os adoaI
the reader compute oT himself BY bills drawn the
holders Of cotton in Liverpool It IL not for pronounce
where the loss will fall.
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Fevar 800 AgIIa-

from which mankind suffer over a large part Of the
globe, Is the consequences Of diseased action Ia the
system, induced BY the poisonous miasm Of vegetable
decay This exhaalion Is evolved BY the acti 81 solar
heat on vet SOIL and rises with the watsTy Vapor from
it, While the sun is below the horizon this vapor
fingers the earhs surface and the virus is taken
with It through the lungs into the blood. There acts
an irritating poison the internal viscera and cE
crsting organs Of the body. The liver becomes torpid
and fails to seete not only this virus bat also the BILE
from the blood Both the virus and the bic accumulate
in the circulation, and produce violent constitutional
disorder The Spleen the kidneys and the stomach
sympathize with the Ter and become dsordarsd also.
Finally the instinct Of our organism as if in attempt
70 expel the noxious Infusion, concentrates the whole
blood c. the body in the internal excretores 70 force
them TO cast It out The blood leaves the surface and
PUSHES 70 the central organs with congestive violence.
This is the CHILL. But in this effort It fails Then the
FEVER follows in whieh the blood leaves the central
organs and ushes to the surface, if in another effort
e eNe the Irritating poison through that ether great
ezcre1oFythe skin. Ii this also it fails, and the sys-
tenn abandons the attempt exhausted, waiting for the
recovery Of strength repeat the hopeless effort another
day. These are the Its or r1rpxysms Of FEVER AND
AGUE. Such constitutional disorder VII Of course un-
demine the health If It is not removed.
"a fnhnrnI % a~1Hh -rra ana
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NEW ORLEANS June IA Cotton sales to-day 500 bales Gao
taons nominal Sugar steady. Flour has declining tendency
IS 80 Tobacco firm. LaTdl9H9lsl Whisky 70. FrsIghis
nothing doing. Exchange unaltered.
The steamer Granada has arrived with Havana dates Of the
lh Sugar steady, $685. Stock at Havana and Msnt
zas 2So5o0 boxes against ans same time last
NEW ORLEANS, June 10. cots- quiet Sales to-day 100
Prices irregular nominal Mddling il9 Sales Of the
Receipts the $500 bales, against 5000 bales
during the corresponding time last year Exports Of the week
10000 bales Total exports Of the bales Total
receipts at this Port ahead OF last 46OO bales at all
Southern Ports 1872 5O4 bales Stock at NeR Orleans bales
Flour has declining tendency, IS 2%9J25 Tobacco firm
Sales Of the 100 bids 39s1z Coffee firm, l3l4 I'm
ports Of the 600 bags Stock hand 500 bags agan
$1,000 bags the time last year. Fregh and Exchange
unchanged.
CINCINNATI Jun- l5Flour duli sales 500 bbls IS Wasky
advanced 4, Tx Mess Pork buoyant, Ss. Corn sc.
NEW YORK, Jurs 5The shipping List quotes Cotton stag
and nominal Of three days 1900 bales Mddng Up
land I1e, Freight Liverpool T. Tcbcoo dull. Sugar du
declined r. Moassss fair demand and prices steady. Flour
dull sales ICO0bbls, s5@5 TO- Corn dull declined I92e sales
1000 bushels, 62970H. Mess Pork quiet sls21.
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AYer's Agne Cure.

which neutraizes this malario1s poison IN the blood
and stimulates the liver 70 ex2e il from the body. As
should, so it does this affecting disorder with
perfect certainty And it doss more, OF ratEer does
what IS Of more service to those subject to this infection.
II taken IN season it expes It from the system It is
absorbed and thus keeps those who It free from its
attacks; keeps the system in health although exposed
70 the disease Consequently it nCs only cures bur
protects nom, tie great variety Of elections which ara
induced By this malignant nhuence, such as Remiitent
Fever Chill Fever, Dumb, OF Masked Ague Periodical
Headache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious Fevers Neu-
Ealgia, Rheumatism Govt, Blindness Toothache Ear
acne, Oatarrh Asthma, Palpiations Painful Affections
q the Spleen, Mysteries, C0ie Paralysis and Painful
Affections Of the Stomach and Bowels all Of which,
when arising from this cause viii be found to assume
more OF less the Intermittent. type. This 90 AGUE
CURE removes the cause Of these arrangements, and
cures the disease.
This it accompGshes by stimulating the ezcretoriss
to expe the virus from the system; and these organs
by degrees become hahted to do this their Office Of heT
own accord. Hence arises what term accumulation.
lime may accomplish the end but often lfe is not
long enough, or is sacrificed in the attempt while this
HAGUE CUEE p" does il at once, and with safety. We
have great reason % believe this is srer as vel as
safer remedy FOX the whole class Of diseases which are
caused BY the masmatc Infection than any other which
has been dscovered; and It has sn another important
advantage to the public which is that It is cheap as
well as good
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ONLY DISCOVER Y

WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
RTAFY, since the great discovery Prof Wood have
IVA tempted not only initiate his restorative but profess to
have discovered something that would produce results identical
wonderful results Of Prof Woods preparation, and have been
forced to leave tie field its rsstess Read the follow
ing;-
PROF. o. J. WOOD Co.: Gsnts-The letter wrote in
1876 concerning valuable Hair Restorative and which you
nave published IN TINS vicinity and elsewhere mas gwen rise 70
inquiries touching the facts in the The inquiries
are, first, is il fact Of my habtaon and stated in
the Communication second it Of all therein contained
third does hair still continue to be in good order and Of
natural color? To all and do invariably My
har IS even better than IN any stage OF my life for forty years
past soft thrifty and better colOed the is true Of
my whsker and the only why is not generally true is,
that the substance is washed OF by frequent abuton Of the
face, when used by wping the face in close
ton with the Wkers, the result will follow the HAIR
have been in erecept Of great letters from al parts
Of New England asking my hair still continues 70 be
good there much fraud in the manufacture and Of
various compounds this, has doubt basey
initiated used only without any good eject but
absolute injury used Of restorative OF
months yet ny hair good
bupd eds have examined II With SURPRISE as am nov 81 years
old gray hair in my head my face and prove
this fact send you lock Of my hair taken of the past week
your fsvsr If quart bottles last summer, for
induced tbe to v IL any were skectcsl until after trial
and then purchaser universal success
favor that you send test BY which discover
fraud the Restorative, sold by many, fear without author
ity from from you. pure article will insure success and
believe COED ELECTS do follow, the failure is caused
by the impure article, which the inventor Of the good
my hair all who inquire Of Of ny
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain, dear sirs,
yours, A e. RAYMOND
AARoKs Run, KY, Nov 30, 1855.
The Restorative put up in bottles of three sizes, viz large,
medium and small the small holds pint and retail for 81
per botte mediums hold twenty per
proportion than the small, reas for So bottles the large
abotte .. J. Wood 81 Co., Prspreors, Az Broadway,
New York. and ia Market street, ST Louis Mo- aid sold by all
Even, PendIetOn q Co., and retailed by every Drug
house in the United states. lfsbll-ly
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From New York.

NEW YORK, June IA dispatch from Washing
ton says that the Postofiee Department viii, in 4
few days, issue stamps for twentyfour, thirty and
ninety cents, to facilitate the payment Of postage on
foreign letters.
Adviees from Buenos Ayres mention the massacre
by the Patagonians Of another party Of English
missionaries, consisting Of eight persons. They
were beaten to death with clubs on one Of the
islands near the coast
Ralph Barney, the noted gift book man, Of Broad
way, was yesterday sentenced to the penitentiary
for three years for sWindling German under the
pretext Of employing him as a travelling agent.
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FEMALE ACAOEMY
Founded 1915.


TEVHE next session Of this institution begins s Monday in
September. Preparation week for classification and Foom
Ing pupils the last week in August Note the following adj
vantsges:
poses domestic comforts health exercise and convenience
wholly unequaed in the United States We challenge eompar.
ison.
unrestane freedom Of childish sports and innocent amnse
ments
Observation-Disclosures Academy belongs to fifty zen
een represented by Of their Of different de
nominations pledged preserve the nonseaan character Of
f. The Maternal Care OF the Boarding pupils, is
entrusted uuder the constant supervision Of the Prnpa to
Ladies educacn who devote their whole time to
the happiness md comfort Of the pupils.
S. The Health Of the lustitE ton is un7rsce
history ofschoo Only hre deaths have occurred
among pupils forty The health statistics Ct the
Institution its highest recommendations
6. The Rooms are large, we'll furnished, and never
crowded
Z Security from FIre--The buildings are heated BY
stan, lighted with that the pupils secure from
ordinary accuIng from from fire places, and
move lights Besides the evenuess temperature adds
greatly to tie health Of the school,
8. Regulations which years have shown to be most
salutary will continued their full The feWe posi-
changes will rules and general arrangements
Of the Academy.
g. The Faculty is composed Of thirty Eve teachers and
attaches, most OF whom associated with predecessor In
the Literary Department. the eathrs have had long and sue
cssu experience and most Of them in the Old Acadey In
the Music and Ornamental Deparu ents the Teachers Professors
and Artists Of high celebrity. superior Hapst has been
recently engaged for the ensuing year.
In TACT the highest IN every particular at can Dc
found in similar Institution in the United States are fur
nshed the Nash lille Female Academy-the alma Mater Of
hundreds Of the most elegant and refined ladies in the Southern
country.
DTerms as heretofore. For particulars apply for GEeu
Nashville, Tenn, June 6. 6O-tw&w3m
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CHEROKEE EDY.
NauseOus Drugs and Poisonous
VTftNnPEVs


WTTE ask the afflicted Of either which do prefer
w pleasant delicious syrup compounded from Nature
e Renediesone which VIII speedily and permanently cure
Won the VILE compounds heretofore used, with all their nau
seous facilitating effect together with the oahsome diseases
MANY times following the Of Mineral Poisons
The Cherokee Remedy Natures SPECIFIC Tor Gonor
ea elect Gravel Structure, Fuor Abus whites in Female
and all diseases Of the Urinary Organs curing these diseases by
after other preparations have faedi and one
Of Heavens mercies offending mBni Instances c9uldF
PRODUCED Of its effects, which woCld stagger creduly
The preparations heretofore used have ailed
this has instance been known to fail Happily for
mankind Governor of heweTld Father who act, not
10 kill, but to cure. -
In mercy appointed Medicine for these dreadful diseases
which taken quickly flies to all parts Of the system attacks
the disease at every post and with fidelity and courage huy
admirable gives it rest unlit has completely expelled 1t
fro body AID restores the unfortunate patient to former
health AID vigor.
ns Remedy strikes very root Of the disease its ten
dency simply suspend the poison but to remove the
cause on which it depends.
N ? And what ENHANCES ITS VALUE, is the entire alb.
senos Of taste smell It lay in the count
pV room or toilet table without bg suspected
ufemedy" for secret diseases.
treatise Veneal diseases, With full directions Tor theI
rermanent cure accompany each bottle.
Sold BY all respectable Druggists and dealers il medi
cines. FOAIEAA O MN" IN ooIe !
Sold in Nashville at wholesale BY Berry Demoville and KE
ing Pendeton at retail by Henderson,, and all Drug
fists everywhere dec4-itwS Elyinside
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From Sc. Louis.

ST LOUIS, June l3s-The award Of premiums 70,
the best hogshead Of manufacturing and SHINING
tobacco raised in this State was made al tie seq
Tobacco Warehouse today. The first premium Of
S49 IoF pest manulaeturlng was awarded to John
OCOnner, of Galloway county; the second az s9o -
John Craighead Of this county. The first premium
Of $50 for shipping leaf was awarded to Iesse
Cridle, Of Cape Grardeau; the second of $40 to fe
same. The first premium hogshead was purchased
by K. W. Lewis Bro, Of Glasgow, for $3.50 Der
hundred pounds, the highest price ever paid IN the
country. The second premium hogshead was sold
to Legett Dousman, Of St Louis, for SIS per hun
dred pounds. All competing tobacco offered for
sale brought extraordinary prices
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EiWAsHIXGToN, June HOUsE-The House passed
the resolution censurng the Secretary of the Nays
appointment Of Martin as a member of the Board Of
Engineers to report on proposals in which he is pc
cuniaTily interested.
The study Of cadets was limited to four years.
Francis p Blair, member from Missouri, has re-
signed his seat and goes back before the people for
reelection.
SENATE-The Legislative and PostOfhce appropri-
alton bills were passed.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


hirih-Sixth COngxess---First Session
WASHINGTON. June 15.-The House passed the
senate Dill changing The location Of the Custom
house from Point Isabel to Brownsville.
SsNAIE.-Ilyatt discharge was agreed to.
Inc Lighthouse appropriation bin was passed.
Inc taFlu bAl was taken up. Hunter deemed il
necessary to increase the tariff
hoUsS.-ihe House passed tbs bill authorizing
the reissqing Of land warrants, where the orig
inals are lost
Inc House refused to eoncurin the amendment to
the Pacific telegraph bill
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PHILADELPHIA, June 13-The Japanese spent the
afternoon in visiting Girard College penitentiary,
the circus, and other institutions in detachments
All were very much pleased with the sights. Il is
stated that an assay was not made at the mint this
morning. The Japanese insisted on hsying a whole
cobang assayed and gold and silver and copper
given in separate proportions. The Superintendent
proposed that the several be melted together and
sample analysed. This was objected to. A settle
ment may yet be reached. This evening they are
receiving visitors
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New ORLEANS, June 1.-THE schooner Star from
Vera Cruz the Sth has arrived.
There is trouble in the Juarez cabinet.
The Minister OF the Treasury has resigned.
1t is believed that if the treaty is not ratified the
Constitutional Government VIII break up.
The sloop Saratoga sailed for Philadelphia on the
I'd, with official dispatches.
The Brooklyn is on a cruise down the coast. Nc
Lane IS aboard Of her.
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From Charleston.

CHARLESTON, June 1.-THE steamship Isabel ar
rived last evening from Favana the 10Th
Slauson q Car, bonnet merchants at Havana had
failed for large sum.
1t was officially disclosed that the international
Bank had collapsed.
noted highwayman named Calliz had been ar
rested on board the Schooner Merritt. from New
York.
Twelve Of the crew Of the SLAYER Don Juan had
been. arrested at Havana
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From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, June I4-The Fire Alarm ard
Police Telegraph is in successful operation.
PANAMA war between Salvador and Nicaragua
is considered immenent
The steamer Solent at Havana from Vera Cruz,
confirms the defeat Of the Liberals at Guadalajara
Uraga was taken prisoner.
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Falling of a RaIconH.

SANDUsKY, Ohio, June 1.-THE Balcony Of the
West House, crowded with people to witness the
fremen's tournament, has just fallen. Mr. Arms
and sister of Tifin. was badly bruised the head
and chest; Mr. Taylor, of Tiffin. arm broken; Rice
FIndly, of Ohio arm broken; Miss Minnie, of Tifin,
chest crushed Mrs Black, YermilOn, arm crush
ed. Several more suffered smaller injuries.
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without peerless remedy 1t has this endorsement,
Of and peTencs for it has been household
medicine many years Why so! Eecause while healing the
skin, its psRrdiUs PO0e8 such that it reaches the Tdd
OF disease below the surface salt will reach the
marrow and For all CUTANEOUs DISEASES
well the SCALOs from steam and WATER it has equal it
renders the coating Of the skin Tree from dfguTments &C
ton thorough and invarabe SJd the principal depOts,
Broadway n Y and Charres street. New Orleans, by J.
WRIGHT Co., General Agents. Also by all drusgits and
nnerc hauts iune3-d.tw &Wlm
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From ROSton.

Bosroy, June I5.-The steamer Niagara's mails
left this morning.
The slOOp of war Portsmouth captured the brig
Falmouth, which was suspected of being SLAYER,
near Porto Praygo on the 9TH Of May.
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Ct G kind and therefore relieves b. qsao0ia9 ne ~ sgs
Or cur child instead Of bT desnil9 rs ssnses- FOR TINS
reason, 10 oonelds zfas the og rSit1ts On known
for On tfdren EeelhfnGs DlarEhGeas - seH1tes
~ Gripping 10 the Bowels Acteitl % the
stomach, Wtnd, Cold in the - cad, ana " o. pi
also Tor 00f61fag ne cusns reducing l2anattot fegW
tqg tie BO5sEs aid reie0ag pain, q - e44s-5eing
Qt 8DQsIOdic, il is With uTaN4 success IN an
cases 81 CSOmVulsaDr1 or other EiEa. 1s goU 0a3us
tie 1fe and hsah OF gour cGdr and s2se q sF0s tte
nom tlos ~ nd 5is 6tsag consequence lcbtct
tq 10 eS,s RON ~ - of ssqTo0es Of e5hct az otIsr
ge7efies yor h5qa5Is CosaSas cs1losea f4ke
JfH mr. - fssTss snfanttsc Cordial, this yDu can
v upon Il e rsrfactv harmless end canaot inurs the
most delicate nfant Price IS cents Full directions aecompa
CFTURC1I & DuPOENTs
No 40 Broadway, New yerk.
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Drsfrncfive BIC.

OswEGo, June 14.-Springton's large machine
shop near the railroad depot in this city CON
sumed by fire last night Loss SIT 500. No insu-
rance, the policy having expired few days since.
The fire originated from the sparks Of an engine.
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HR0EEE AND woRrarrss.

BROKEN WORTHLESS
Agricultural Bank Brownsville
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mcdaniel Bank. Msmphis
Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings ILstitution.
Exchange Bank, Murfressboro'.
Miners and Manufacturers Bank, Knoxville.
Bank Of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank Of Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, cambridge.
Of our brokers are Offering los on the dollar for the notes
be Bank Of East Tennessee, and Exchange Sank.
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IFTOH tie Troy Budget
The Siege Of COFinth.
sad that of the former political divisions Of this State
from famous lines in this pOem-namely-
''The foes that be sngy kept at bay,
Out numbered his thin hairs Of Sl0er Grey"
We cannot vouch for this do kRo that
under applications Of HeimseSs famous Hair Re
stcratvs, "sver Gey rapidly become lin appearance at
least,J members Of "YOung America"
Price hny cents bottle. Sold everywhere.
HAGAN & CO., PrOpretOrs, Troy, Z
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WEAVING increased eur facilities for The purchase and sai
Of Goods, ofer to he trade lls lergest an.
most desirable stock Of Boetss Shoes AaIG and
straw goods offered In this city and az prizes eu
10 any JobhnE House Louisville, Charleston Rhle p
Cali and see rs We determined 20 maize this the Boot
Shoe Market Of The West
feh2l-l.tW6W COOKE. BAILEY a co
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COMMERCIAL.


In New York on the Issh Instant $4,000 Tennessee per esn
BOLds sold At 92slo and 81 600 at s2zfc.
In Philadelphia on tbel2 % shares Union Bank Of Tennessee
stock sold ct Sac
The following the comparative quoatlons for State Bonds
in he ss- YnrE r.a.h.. a. =.
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ToTRAvELERs BE b1A AND LAND.

The Mashnist, the Ira vslsr, ard every other indi-
Vdual whose lot in life = throws him within ne
chance Of accident from eEO- , ss1r c1llii1 sa1ll
mnd that this Magic : Extractor h bis best and emil
friend. 1t beth portable and cheap and seoud ever
be his companions friend inneed there are Eauali
OF living witnesses s testify 3 70 It's marVellcds 7tug uho
owe tter sound limbs and . muscles alFiug efficacy.
The following few Ct thcieIdlg iee1se1 lor Ele
DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN y BAIRAClO IS a EhEfAA-
TIVE veil CURE.