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Political Meetings.

WHEELING, Va July l4-There was large and
enthusiastic Bell meeting tonight
INDIANAPOLIS, July IA large and enthusiastic
Republican meeting is being held to night, address
ed by Cassius NJ. Clay.
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$50 REWARD.

WILL give reward of Fifty Dollars for the delivery to
Of GE0BGE, If taken out OF this State,
Twenty i've Dollars for hin taken in the State and delivered
to me. five miles northwest Of Nashville, Tenn
Sad George about % years Of age deep black I've feet
six inches high weighing about AS $50 pounds
prominent, face covered with bard, never shaving.
Hpr29-d tT&W,f RICHARD r. HYDE
The Psducah Herald copy amOont of IS and send bill to
this OthceA
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PIANO TUNING ANnREPAIRINC.

~ W. KIBBEE will henceforth make Nashville his perms
W nent residence and will tune Pianos, Organs,
and eIJdeOnS by the year single timing and can vstas
often as required since he viii spend one every
month in city and vicinity lie will regularly the
towns Middle West Tennessee and North Alabama
and Mississippi Orders W Benson Co.'S Music Store or
Reeds Piano Rooms Church COMMUNICATIONS by
mail will he promptly attended TO. april d,tE&g,u
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ONLY DISCOVER
WORTHY CONFIDENCE
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.

RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
NEANY since the great discovery Of Prof Wood have at
discovered something that would produce results identical
they all and gone, being carried by the
forced leave the field 20 its reses Read the follow
ing:- o ,
PROV o. j. WooD & Co. Gens-The letter 1 wrote you in
1856 concerning your Hair Restorative. and
published in this vicinity and elsewhere, In rise to
inquiries touching the the The inquiries
il fact Of hsbatOn and stated in
communication second, is it true Of all therein contained
third hair still continue to be in good order and Of
color7 To all and do nvsriaby,yes My
hair better than any stage Of life for forty
past more soft thrifty the is true Of
% sDd he o,v canse whv II IL not Uenerav true ia
the substance washed of by frequent sbution OF the
face when used by wng the face in close connec
ton Whskes the result will fellow the hair
have receipt Of great letters from all parts
Of England, asking my hair still continues to be
good there much fraud in the manufacture and sale Of
compounds well this it has doubt, been basey
used only without good elect, but
for months, and yet hair Is as good as ever
hund examined with surprise am now OIL years
old and not hair in my head or on my face and to prove
received your favor II two quart bottles last summer Tor
which grateful it to my friends and thereby
and then purchased nd used universal
ask favor that send test by which can discover
fraud Restorative, sold by fear without author
v from from YOU pure article will success,
effects do not follow the failure caused
y the impure article, which the inventor of the good
d tny duty as heretofore keep you sppsed Of the
effect my hair all who inquire Of me Of
shaken opnien in its valuable results remain dear sr
yours, a Y; hAt IN HOS I'D
The Restorative put up in bottles of three se viz large
medium and small the holds y pint aAA retail 81
Der bottie hold at least twenty Pc cent in
proportion SMALL retais for 81 b0e the large
abottle ID. j. wood a. Co., Prsprietors 444 Broadway
New York and Market street, ST. Louis Mo- and sold by all
gSTS wimbledon Co., resed by every Drug
house in the United States lteoll-ly
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Notice..

TSNHE second and hr class creditors Of W W. HIxKLE
notified that the sale Of Lands for their benefit is advertised
to of in Newbugh Lewscounty Tennessee the 18th
OF July next. This June the 4th, 1869.
b. WINSTON, Trustee
jnpe5 '6e-tds Fer w W. HIHKLR-
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nc.Spc-S. JnIy Rules Is6O-T P. Bsteman Horatip
Wood ct aboriginal Bill Upon motion, founded upon the
into tbe satsfaction OF Clerk aud Master that Hor
o Wood and ranier are non-residents OF this State,
II Therefore ordefeiAt publication be made in the Lto ana
AEeicaa newspaper published in the city Of Nashville for
four successive weeks requiring the said defendants to appear at
me Court House ia the town Of Ceneye the second Mon
day in September next then and there Plead answer or dur
10 cpsnaus bill or the will be taken for confessed aad
set for hearingas TO them. pxparte. okNlLIE NlAuN
fulvIp. Sew ft-pr's So. CLERK and Mastsr
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n.rbecue nt BrOwnsvIIIe.

Ne understand that the National Democracy Of
HAYWOOD county, win give grand Barbecue at
Brownsville, on Saturday the 2ist instant at which
time they WIN ratIfy the nomination Of BREcKNRIDGE
and LANE. There viii be a number Of eloquent
speakers in attendance and glorious time is antici-
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Sfnrn Rnhhah.

TRENTON, n. J., July l3.-Messrs. Titus Scud
ders store was robbed last night of S2,5GO worth
OF silks. The store was entered by false keys
There is no clue to the thieves.
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Land for Sale.

AM Offering n the small place
in Tennessee situated in Sumner county Immediately the
Nashville and Gaan Turnpike road eighteen miles from the
former eight miles from latter place. within half mile
Saundersve which place there depot Of the Nashville
and louisville Railroad, in hours Of Nashville.
contains about thirty five complete
repair the soil excellent Their is thrifty young orchard
beautifully hedged in with Usage Orange. The dwelling
story with five brick kitchen frame
out houses; we'll Of most excellent water, good
and spring.
Also within mile ssundersvile I52 acres of land, fifty
ores cleared the balance finely mhered blue
grass Being determined SOUTH sell bargain
the above places. JAMES FRANKLIN.
a HuQp,
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new PUBLICATIONS.
81 GEORGE RANnRnPr.
'ctaV0. Unif0rn With the previous volumes.
HAKE on SAFE

< Ocl@fo- Onhorm with the previous Volumes.
This volume comprises the period extending from the Battle
Bunkers Hill to the signing Of the Declaration Of Indpendeno
on the second Of august, and includes among other things
siege Of Boston, the negotiation Of England with Russia for
troops, written from from the Archives Of England and
France including letters from George III and the impress
Caharne; the invasion Ct Canada, private letters aud ma
Of General Montgomery and his family the Of
France and Spain, from very eopous documents obtained in
France and Mai; the dnclinatsn Turgot to the war the
revolution in the French Cabinet proceedings Of Congress-
npart from unpubed private journals BY the members; the
nsurreeion in North Carona from very unpublished con-
temporary accounts the purchase Of German troops from the
fullest collection Of papers With letters of George III and the
German Princes ministers and Agents. the Of the Cen
trail Colones the movements for taking up independent govern
nents the Virginia Declaration Of the Rights Man. the battle
Of sullivans Island, part sm Materials the Resolution
OF Independence the Declaration Of Independence the SHINING
the Declaration.
Tie mass Of manuscript materials for this volume
very complete and unfOds the origin and progress Of every i'm
portant measure, tracing the PROCESS Of the Revolution com
pey in reference part OF the United States and pre-
sentng the suec also, itselaion history world
during the period Of its progress
The History Of the Revolution viii be completed in two more
volumes. - -
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Overland maiI.

VAN buren,, ARK. July 14-The California over
land mail of the 26th has arrived.
Shields, Democrat, is elected to Congress from
Oregon by 20 majority.
The Indian depredations continue
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Better than all others.

bCIttE IUtIH dII OLnefSs
LAFAYETTE, Onondsgs County, N.I.,l
June sd, less
MEssRs. W. +. HASAN & CO-Gents: Ny hair having turEed
premaurey grey, and being unwilling to ver locks in
youthful days have tried various preparations which
highly recommended for restoring hair to its original COLOR
among others Prof Woods Hair Restorer but found them all
less nefecua and quite expensive until about year
commenced using Hemsteet Hair Coorng prepared BY
you, achsch Hound TO be all that goa recommended IL.
1t restored hair to its beauty keeps soft and
oily and the expense ng that it nothing at all
after continually drawing upon funds keep myself supplied
with Prof Woods the pTevCus and after all my pains
cevDg benefit Therefore, take pleasure in recommending
your Hair Colong to the public cheap and HaI HAIR
ReStOFeF. Yours truly,
VIM. P. WENTWORTH.
0nondaga County Subscribed and before this sd
day Of June, 1853 W. s. COLE, Justice
Remember that this result produced by HKNTRKEs In
isG6e the original and OEly reliable Hair Restorative
Price fifty cents bottle Sold everywhere.
W L HAGAN CO., PropretoIs, Troy, Y
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THE MILL ON THE FLOSS A Novel By GEORGE
ELIOT, Author Of Adam Bede, "scenes Of Clerical
Life" Library Edition. limo.
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CITY NOTICES.


Wishing to reduce our stock before making
our Fall purchases, we have selected ou: 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 l
Most of them are coed shoes
FARRAR, DIsMCKEs & Co,
julyl3-lm No 45 College street
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With Life and Illustrative Tales. By WuL1.N Gay Esu
Of MAgAen College and the Inner Temple EIegantI rin
on Tinted paper, vol-5vo. f
slice street 6ookI he tclo aOrote the qoqs a. S
tary Of eO2ueDee, the breath Of the muses. and Ia Goz6S
OF tbe ddiatiest 0leer8 Of agt and art GAlRIrr
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TENNEsSEE sTATE FAIR AT NAsIIvmLl

Opeas Sepasss5er lsfh, IS6o-Holds sis Days.
HIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS each offered for be hest Blood
Stallion Roadster Stallion, Jack, and Durham Bull be-
sides liberal Premiums ali other classes Of domestic animals,
and all Manufactured articles No entry fee charged, and
competition sinVted from the whole UncD Programmes will be
any part Union free Of charge appica
ton to L. P. WILLIAMS, Secretary
iunel3-g3ma Of State Bureau az Nashvilie
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The LATE Hor WElrHER.-The Memphis Enquirer
Of the 18th says: The late heated term has been
severely felt in this vicinity. The oldest inhabi
tant' was scen our streets yesterday morning.
having on a thin coat and without a vest-the first
time he has been forced to such expedients to
keep cool The day before, about five miles from
this city. enc of our most successful physicians
called to prescribe for eight servants on one farm
who had been utterly Frustrated by the heat-the
thermometer having run up to a hundred and five!
In grove, about thirteen miles from town, on
Wednesday. the thermometer stood at Jos degrees
in the shade! There have been several sun-stroke
prostrations and the mortality is said to be quite
heavy This must continue, unless the people OBJ
serve caution rs well in regard to the quality the
quantity of their food. In the face Of such over
whslming oppressive weather. there can be no sub
sttucs for prudence in diet and cleanliness of per-
son. This should be remembered and Practced
upon.
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New YORK July 1.-THE steamer Adriatic sailed
to-day for Liverpool with upwards of one million
dollars in specie.
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The Grover Baker stitch the0ny patented stitch, and
strictly adapted to family use. The stitch double,
ripped The machine making this stitch, from two
pooIS-using shuttle requiring thread to be re spool
ed finishes the most simple, less liable to
arrangement easy learn and operate Of in use
possessing greater range of capacity for family purposes than
any ether Other or perhaps all other kinds.
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PROVIDED FoR.-The four little children of Mrs.
COLEMAN. who committed suicide near Smi,hland on
the Ohio river. few days since. have been placed
in charge of a lady and gentleman Of Memphis who
design delivering them over to their father who is
engaged as a ls5orer somewhere on the line Of the
Mississippi and Tennessee railroad.
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We are pleased to learn that the Rev. DR.. FORD.
after an illness of some weeks duration, has in such
a manner regained his health. to be able to re-
sumo his duties as Pastor Of the Cherry Street Ba-
fist Church. where he will preach to-day Sunday
as usual
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HISTORY OF A LAW SUIT IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF TENNESSEE, on the Basis Of the Code By
JUDoE CARrTHKRs -
- Price, Flee Dollars. Sent 6y A1Hko ana zIrs., TO,
Flee Dollars and Fifty Cents
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IT Is compounded entirely from Gum, anC
has become established fAc Standard Medicine know1
and approved by all that have Jsed IT, and is 4
sorted with confidence in all the disease
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jupsS '6e-tds
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A MOTHERS TRIALS; or The First Born A Novel.
By the Author CT ''My Lady" I2mo
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Wereturn our thanks for club Of sixty subscri
bers sent us from the GAINESVILLE Convention yeser
day. We know the course we advocate is flourish
ing from the way our friends work.
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From ST. Louis.
Snspecfed SInNer.

ST. Louis, July 13-Thomas C. Staples announces
himself candidate for Congress from the Fifth
Congressional District of Missouri
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.L,KrrR., RINK nr TrNNRssKE.

PLANTERS BANK or TEESRSsRKs
NASHVILLE July 2d, 1907
URSUANT to notice regularly given according to the prov
sons Of the charter Of this Bank general meeng OF its
stockholders held this day their Banking House in Nash
v for the purpose taking into consideration the question OF
acceptance Of charter for banking privileges granted to them
by act Of the General Assembly Of Tennessee, passed March
1900 ana for doing such other business might be necessary
and proper 1t resolved that book be opened Immediately
the Banking House in Nashville for the subscription Of the
additional provided for in said and that said book he
kept for that purpose until the first day OF October, l60
&C. that the subscribed shall be paid in fun at the
time OF subscription Inaccordanee with resolution
is open, &C. D. WEAVER,
i'm Cashier
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BY TELEGRAPH.
From vvashington.

WASHINGTON, July l3.-All the statements repre-
sentlng that Mr.. Bright of Indiana had agreed ia
| support or counteEance the Douglas ticket Indirect
! ~ or oiherWlse, are unfounded. Information has
been received here from direct sources stating that
he and his friends have organized Breckinridoe
electoral ticket, which win be Immediately put into
the held and that they intend to run it at all hsz
mise
Senior Dor Gabriel Tassard, the Spanish minister
will leave in few days on visit to Senator Seward
with whom he will spend several days by special
invitation
Late advices from Peru state that our relations
with that Republic were approaching crisis. The
u S. sloop-of-war Wyandotte had arrived at Callao
with dispatches for Minister instructing him to
peremptorily demand settlement Of the claims
growing out Of the seizure of the ship Lizzie Thomp
son and Georgiana, and provisions for joint COM
mission for the settlement of all Outstanding claims
Of our citizens. Some delay, however had occurred
in consequence of the resignation of the Peruvian
Minister of Foreign Affairs and it was not imrroba-
bic that our Government would have to resort to
force before her demands would be complied with.
In case of noncompliance with the demands Of
cur government, the American Minister was in
strueted to close the legation
The Peruvian Minister at Washington has beer no.
titled that unless his government accepts the ultima
tum Of the government of the United States his
passports will be furnished him.
It was recently stated in dispatch from New Or
leans that revenue cutter had gone to overhaul
the schooner J. B. Taylor, which sailed from that
port for Central America with emigrants or fllibus
ters For more than two months it has been known
that several parties of such adYenturers have re-
paired thither, but these movements are here con-
sldered to be insufficient for serious comment.
WASHINGTON, July I3-Reliable information says
that there will be no Bell and Everett ticket run in
Indiana
The Breckenridge National Committee has address
ed circulars to the leading Democrats in every State
advising independent organizations and district cleo
tora tickets
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Heau3b ttpUFtAs
Copies of the first vOluFe of HEAD's Reports are
deposited, and will remain for subscribers and
others wishing to buy, until the LIST of September
next with the Clerks of the Supreme Court at Jack
son. Nashville and Knoxville, the Clerk of the Chan
Gerry Court AZ Memphis, and the Clerk of the Com
mon Law Cou1E at Chattanooga.
June l4-dA S&wtf
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The Office Of the La Grange Monitor is offered for
sale. The press and material are new, and the pa
per is Represented in fourishng condition.
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Premium Mineral waters. Porter
md Ale.

THE undersigned, desire inform friends and Gus
toners of the city Of Nashville that fully pre-
pared to and all the above named beverages
quantity may be required Also customers in the
try may rely always having their orders promptly attended
Persons furnishing Pic Mic excursions and other parties be
supplied notice. Ny daily running through
the city all may hsve opportunity Of being always
supplied. III. McCORMICk,
400 Nash Tam
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\ QUESTION FOR ANTtQCARIANS TO SoLYE.-Ihe peO-
pie of Newark, Ohio, are highly interested about
recent remarkable discovery among the Aboriginal
mounds about two miies west of the city. 1t was
made by Mr. d. WYEIcE and consists of an hOurstone
hoyaculurs, shaped like a splummet hattened out,
and with button the head, polished, and Curl
ousy inscribed on both sides and edges with He
brew characters; Hebrist translated them, and TO
verify tine rendering, fac SMILES were sent TO DR.
LHIENTHAI, of Cincinnati. who translated each line
thus The Holy of the Holes The law Of God. Of
the King Of the Earth, is the word of the Lord"
The is Of the hardest description. and smooth
y polished, and is thought to be a Masonic symbol
1t is little less than six inches long, and over two
wide at the bottom end, taperingdOwn to point,
key stone in fact, Il will weigh between three and
four pounds. Ii found in one of the many wells
in the old Notifications Whereabouts, feet below
the surface of the earth in a dense forest and puz
Iles antiquarians
BRECKIRTDGE SCHorrIScHE.e-We are indebted to
Messrs c. D. Benson & Co. for a copy of the BREcK-
rxIIDGE Shchottische, just issued by Messrs. LEE
WALKER. of Philadelphia.
snow here's To gallant Brecknridge,
Statesmsn true and tried;
Wen al bis colors to the
And rally by bis side
And in the we'll surely fad
The brave old hero joe
As nrm, As when he stood amidst
The fields Of Mexico ="
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ACCErTAAiE OF Col WATKINS.-We learn from one
of our neghbcrs of the Jonesbor.' Union. who Uaid
US a flying visit on Wednesday, that Col A G. Wat
kins has written letter of acceptance of the Dis
trict Electarship. conferred on hum bv the Jones'
boro' Convention. lie fully endorses The Breckin-
ridge and Lane ticket and will 20 into the canvass
with all his energy. With his ability and influence
in this district the enthusiasm for cur ticket which
already prevails will increase, until by November
a patriotic unanimity for Breckenridge and Lane will
be the report from the First Congressional District
Bristol NesrS ,ItdU Is.
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LOUISVILLE, July 1.-THE river is falling, with
five feet three inches water IN the canal.
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q Sisua1ion wanted

a SisuaIiOn wanted.
A Protestant German girl would like to get a sit
uaten to travel with a family. Is good seam
stress. and is willing to attend children, and%6 make
herself useful and agreeable to those employing
her Apply at this Office.
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Telegraph Completed.

New YORK, July l3.-The steamship Granada il
under the surveillance Of the Marshal as a suspect
ed SLAYER. -
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A SERIES OF SCHOOL AND FAMILY READERS.
Timing at the Highest Degree Of Usefaluess spendidy
IIustratrsted. By MARcIus WILSON. The Primer, and
the First Second, Third and Fourth Readers ready Ger
full Description Prices Terms for Introduction, Ac,
Circulars and Hapers Catalogue, which may be obtained
gTatuitouslV n aDulicatiqnl
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GROH2R & BAKERS NOISELEss
AHILY SEWING MACHINES,
The Best in Use.
USES No SHUTTLE.
Sews from two Spoels.
NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE Co.,
r7-dwtf No Public Square.
> Died.

Died.
At the resids Mr.. French three miles the
NolensVs Turnpike Rate H0RTENCE, infant daughtero
C. v and Or. George II Bed.
The friends Of the invited the funeral At9
SeiOck this Sunday forming, from the above named place.
Services at the house. q
Nashville July Is 1850.
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VAv buren,, Arkansas, July l3.-Thc Telegraph
line is completed 10 this point.
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nALLEY,s mAGICALpAIN ExrRACToR

should absent from the medicine chest any family
complaints that render maternity rather bless
ing yield its mighty influence the SORE NPPLU and GATHER
that endanger the life Of the offspring we'll the
parent speedily dspeled ny the timely application this
powerful dergen: remedy II pain eradcaes the
that always prevails in ERUPTyE Sld
at the prncpadepo Ia Broadway n Y Chartre street.
New Orleans, by WRIGHT Co. General agents. Also by
all druggists and merchants. julyl-d,tw&wln
MNS Lyons Magnetic Insect
&s6~-4%s POWDER Exterminates Bed Bugs, Reaches,
Ticks, Ants, Garden Insects SC. contains no poison
Lyons Magnetic Pills.
ARE CERTAIN DEATH To RATS AND MICE.
KvERTwHERE