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FuRrHEn FRorr EUROPE.
Arrival Of tht Steamship BOhsm

Arrival OF INT steamship BonsAAAas
FURTHER PoDT, June 1.-THE steamship Bohe-
mian, from Liverpool, the 9th, and Londonderry,
the 9TH, passed here this evening
The delay to the Great Eastern Is confirmed.
Later Siciian dispatches indicate that the state
msnt to the eapitulatiOnis only partly correct
Advices from Naples of the Sd, state that the King
refused the conditions Of capitulaon and hostilites
recommence at noon.
A dispatch from Turin announces a renewal Of
the bombardment. Palermo was barricaded and
part Of the royal troops surrounded by the insur-
gents.
A NeapOlitan General had gone over to the insur-
gents.
A later telegram dated Palermo, on the evening
of the 3d. announces that the bOmbardment was not
renewed. The armistice was continued.
Garibaldi continued master Of the town, but the
forts were occupied by the Neapolitans.
The eapitulatiOn was not carried out, but the
NeapOlitans continued.
Letters from the French squadron say the armis-
tice is to last until the 5th Garibald forced to
grant an armistce for the want Of ammunition.
Messna is quite deserted. The enthusiasm for Carl
baldi is spreading The NeapOlitan troops were be-
coming more and more affected BY it. The clergy
in Sicily are preaching a crusade against the Nea-
poitan Government. It is stated that Sgnor Garcia
in note demanded guarantee for the Territory Of
Sicily and called for the Intervention Of the Mari
time powers Piedmont protested against any inter-
ventiOn, and it was represented that an application
to Napoleon received an Immediate negative Many
officers of the Sandman army obtained discharges
to Join Garibaldi.
NAPLES, May 5.-A dispatch Of the Sd says that
1000 insurgents, having several pieces Of cannon,
attacked Catania on the I'd, and were badly re-
pulsed After a combat of eight hours. the insur-
gents were dispersed, losing three guns and two
flags The city was declared N state of siege. The
NeapOhtan minister at Rome was summoned to Ma
pies, and was reported to be entrusted with the
formation Of a new ministry.
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THE
ONLY DISCOVER x

WORTHY oONTIDEscE FOR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
WTAEY, since the great discovery Prof Wood at
H i not only 70 initiate his restorative but profess to
have discovered something would produce results identical
but they have all and gone, being carried BY the
forced 10 leave field 20 its rssstess sway Read the follow
ing;- 4. 49,,
PROT. O. J. WooD & Co.. Gents-The letter wrote in
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative, and which
have published n this vicinity and eseWhere has given rise to
inquiries touching the facts in the The inquiries
are, first, it fact Of my habtaon and stated IN
the communication second, Is true Of all therein contained
third does hair still continue to be in good order and Of
natural color7 To all and do invaraby,yes Ny
hair Is better than in stage Of life for forty Year,
my iskers and the Only Why generally
the washed of BY frequent abluon Of the
ton with the wskers result will follow the hair.
have been in erecept great many letters from all parts
good as there Is so much the manufacture and sale Of
various compounds this, has, doubt bassy
Initiated and been used not only without good effect but
absolute injury have not used Of restorative Of
for months and yet hair h as good as ever
hund eds have examined it with surprise, now 81 years
old and not hair in head or on my and 70 psoye
this fact send you lock OF hair taken on the past week
received yO favor u two quart bottles last SUMNER Tor
which very grateful gave it my friends and thereby
induced them to try it, many were skel teal until AFTER ra
purchased and used It with universal wilt
ask favor, that send test BY which can discover
fraud in the Restorative, sold by many fear without author
iy from you pure article will insure success and
believe where good ELECTS do not follow, the failure is caused
BY impure article, which the inventor Of the good
deem my duty as heretofore e Keep you Rps Of the
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain dear sirs
yours, c; R1FA0S8
The Restorative put up in bottles Of three sizes, viz large,
medium SMALL the small holds pint and retail for 81
per botte hold least twenty per cent in
proportion than the SMALL rea for 81 bottle; the large
holds quart per mOren proportion, and ress for 81
New York. and street, 81 Louis Mo- and sold by all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers Wholssaed BY
Even, PendIetOn Cos and retailed BY every Drug
house in the United states. ltebll-ly
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Near Cedar Rapips, a man observed the tornado
approaching. and instantly threw himself among
some hazel bushes with his face tOthe ground, and
chung TO their branches for protecton. They passed
over him hurting him distance CT some rods, ana
stripping every vestge Of clothing from his BODY
Another man was surprised in a similar manner
and threw his arms around young 0eaeh-tree
holding on with al bis strength, which was coLsa-
cradle, es he was an unusually powerful man Inc
whirlwind, however, quick as Thought un"fehch-
ed his grasp as one would snap piPe-sten, hurried
him into the air and dashed him to the ground, and
twice and thrice repeated it. Of course leaving nm
corpse. Another man, as established Dy amaa-
wits Of respectable citizens Of Beram, the lrst sa-
ton east of Cedar Rapids, was caught up from the
town plat hurled in the air and carried nigh above
the timber, until he was out Of sight Catue norses
and sheep were also drawn up in the airy mael-
strom, whrled terriheslly about and dashed TO the
earth again with force which reduced them 70
mere pulpv mass The prairies between Cedar Rap
ids and Dewitt were literally streWn with the car
cases Of cattle and the loss of stock alone must be
immense. There is scarcely farmer between the
two stations distance offorty miles, but has sut-
fered the loss of either part, or the whole Of his
stock
A letter from Clinton, lows, 4th lnst- gives
vivid description of the tornado, and the writer
says:
I saw one man crazed; his leg and arm were bro
ken besides internal injuries; his and his grand
daughter lay dead close by, his wife and youngest
son badly injured also. One man they dug OUT anu
his head was crushed 50, there was hardly piece
Of bore whole as large ones hand In enc rOoiil
saw seven bodies four being little cniiurel, SUI
BY side on door One man was DrOAeh Ups "li0u
they took him by the arms to drag him out, one arm
come of at the first pull.
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Oharleston nIarket, Iune 15.

FL0URTAe market still contLuss dali, and have no
change to n3s since last the Demand being confined city
consumption. We quote BamCre superane ct 1896 IS and
country brands at 96.759S7 IS, sin quality.
BACONThe demand has not been brisk during the week. al
though the market continues firm &c for SideI and 9G9c
or Shoulder Sales Of small parcels have been made at these
prices although several dealers holding their stocks for high
er rates
NEw oRLEGEs June 1s-CoOn-sales 500 bales. Quotations
unchanged Sugar firm. Lard buoyant. I39I3K Tobacco
firm. Other articles unchanged.
CINCINNATI, June lsFlOur very dull IS 90. Whisky Tx
Ness Po.k Sl89ls IS; LinSsed Oil sc.
NEw YORK. June sFlOur advanced to 10 cents sales to-
day 950Obbs IS 1885 Is advanced cent sales 81
OO bushels 62964e Mess Porksaes ESQ bbs ss. Lard
buOysnt; sales 6UO bbls 1IK9lI< Rio Coffee 139H Mo-
lasss Cuba MUscovsdo2se Sugar quiet Porto Rico T9sK.
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ty-three days

A LIZARD IN A MANS STONACH.-On Saturday week
a 1--we lizard, seven inches long and two and half
in circumference, was passed from the bowels of
Mr. Abner C. Verril son of Mr.. Cyrus J. Verr:ll. Of
West Auburn (Maine.) The circumstances attending
this expulsion are detailed by Mr.. Verrll, and his
high character for veTacity and pTObity, removes all
doubts Of its reality however impossible it may ap-
pear. Mr.. Verrill is about twenty-three years Of
age and for the past six years he has been
in declining health although previously ne had been
healthy and robust During all this time he has
been subject to fantng spells, sharp pains and weak
ness in the region of the stomach and bowels, and
costveness and stoppages, and, notwithstanding, he
has at times an inOrdinate appetite, yet his weight
has fallen of from one hundred and fifty pounds
when he was sixteen or seventeen years Of age to
one hundred and thirty pounds at the present time
The heard is of the common dark cOlored and
spotted species, but when 1t first expelled 1t
was much lighter cOlored. II is probable that the
reptile was drank from a brook witch runs near a
meadow where where Mr.. Verril has been accus-
toned to work.-LeUiSt9l5B Falls (he) Journal
-Tfrs
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COMMERCIAL.


LElAe o. 1AUl0FH7B EE0WlaE0l ana EA0HIF
Circular.
81. Lsvs Saturday Evening June Provisions retain their
hnne with asVe consumptve demand and advancing
tendency in prices Lard having been sod az advsnc OF 80
former quotations Breadsufs growing duler daily,
particularly Wheat ana Flour, F have experienced consider
able decline Ga price.
cozNaa been active than formerly but small receipts
have prevented decline in prices and Msd and yellow have
sold at prices not varying from last weeks range, while Wh
has brought about H Mixed has sold at 4c 10 sec; Yellow
s 70 SCI White SIC to Cos Prices Nereabout c better last
year Ct this time
WATHas in degree felt TIE eHscsl Of the ssgnation
il Flour ard has declined from Sc e under last seeks range
Of prices various grades The market closes dull with
dropping tendency Sales have ranged for Spring and Club
CSC % He Com to Good fal a 2c 20 le Prime and Choice
1906 l40c 90 sacks Masour I50c being
hguze which Missouri sold date year
At date last year Spring Club and Com. Fan about
i0c higher Choice FAN about the IS At preset.
FLoURHas lest all animation, the market entirely
stagnan with The exception Of the retail demand for orders
there round los pressing The because heTs are
buyers, it impossible to give quotations for large lots but
We think e45 for City SrPhne is high buyers would 20
and lover than Mlers would sell. At ths time last year City
Superhne sold ct 90.
BAcos-Is held firmly without material change in price since
last report The demand good. At this time year
Shoulders were 10 lower; Sidea near the zane.
LAKDA demand for the South has enabled holders to realize
&c advance former quotations. s for strictly Choice In M
having been obtained. Il sold lie this tine year
CRAsE 4 SANFORD,
Brokers in Provisions and Bread5tuas.
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ST. LOUIS, June 1.-THE Tuscon Arizona CORES
pOndent Of the Republican says that the Indian dep
relations continue in that part Of the Territory the
Apaches having of the entire herd Of the Santa
Rita silver mining company the night Of the 18th
of May. There is fine prospect Of an abundan
harvest in the Territory.
The New Mexican correspondent Of the Republican
says that the Arapahoe and Cheyenne Indians are
making war upon the citizens of the vicinity of Los
COnegOes. Several lives were already lost on each
side.
The committee appointed to raise funds for a mar
bic statue Of Thomas H. Benton obtained the desired
amOunt, $4,000, and awarded the work to Miss
Harriet Hosmer
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FOREIGN Commercfa1.

LTvngPooI, June 6-Per Steamer B0h6laiaB.-Liyerpool
Cotton Markesales Of three days. including Tuesday, 1900
aless OF which 1000 taken BY specuato and exporters
The market closed with declining tendency and quotations
barely maintained The Inferior qualities very irregu
lar addling Orleans had declined to 6z96 l6. The Man
chester aVcss favorable The market quiet and steady,
holders refusing to make any concessions.
Liverpool Breadstuds MarkeWakeeld, Nash Co.. report
the weather very and unaYob for crops. Flour quiet and
holders asking advance Wheat firm with better demand
and % higher l0s3d white ls 4d Corn very dull yell
low 436d4 white 35s93Ss6d Beef heavy; quotations
na Bacon steady Lard Arm at 57959. TaoW dull;
unchanged 536d Rosn steady 4sd Spir turpen-
tine steady 33s5d934s. Sugar Coe quiet Rice steady
Potash dull at 2ss5d. Pcsriash dull at3ls5d.
LIVERPOOL, June P M.CottonSass Of tive days 10000
bales including 4000ba specusos closing
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A MAN FELLow.-The Memphis AUalane5e of the
10th says: +" WIN STEPHENS has a wife who wears
the corduroys and enforces her authority at times
to an extent that damages his anything butsweet-
looking countenance. To avenge these sights upon
his manhood the Yalorous fellow yesterday appeared
before the Recorder and charged his wife with selling
liquor without license MARY, to be even with him.
charged WILLIAM with attempting to beat her, and
the Recorder fined each $40. Now comes the cream
of the affair. NARY had SO to pay, but WILLIAM
had not and as the result of his despicable
and the deficit in his financial resources he will be
boarded at the expense ofhe city for the nextt
ty-three davs.7
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For Sale.

BEAUTIFUL county residence lying two miles South o.
Tyre springs the Turnpike road leading from Nashville
Bowling Green KY containing about $50 acres, in good
cultivation, we'll mbeTed It has good sprrg and
we'll any the State also Sulphur and Chaybeste
Spring God comfortable houses with twelve and well
boarder Summer being convenient to the Robert
son SPRINGS elegant and ssbe and would be OF
elegant stands the road for publ house. As
DESTROYS moving Soulful will sell great bargain II tsod
privately will be put up to the highest bidder the M July
next W NJ b. SMITH,
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a STOCK Farm for sale.

WISH the which reside, miles from Nc
MnnVille the Stage road leading MurfreesbOrO The
farm consists Of 800 NOceaed, lbs well in herds
grass A. OF the go
400 bottom second bottom lands equal point Of
fertility any land In this section Of the country There
three springs the tract furnishing abundance Of the
year through The house spugis Of free stone and
be surpassed in point ofpuy and nes There
the acsa fn quarry Of lime stone rock sufficient for
all purposes The Improvements consists Of heWed log dwell
ing house. containing kitchen, negro cabins, stables
cribs wheat house. &c All information be furnished
By application the subscriber the premises Post oce,
McMinnville. Tenn. ". S. REID.
ADrf II 1gfN-rtf
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sac Of Tennessoe, DavId.on county C0url

May Tern-Order Of Publication.
AMES A Chiffon and his wife John NJ Swan AMI Vim
81 Mitchell Be remembered that on the eth day Of May
1860 molten OF complainant counsel in the above
and It appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court said
deen liant VILLAIN MITCHELL is Of the State Of
Tennessee and therefore the ordinary process this court
not be served upon him il is therefore ordered - the Court
publication be made Tor four weeks in the Nash
vile Sa3R ana AfcdH newspaper published in CITY
OF Nashville urnE The said defendant to appear the next
OF the County Court to be holden for the David
al the court house thereof in the city OF Nashville on the
first Monday in August next, and said hill same
wilt be taken for confessed and set down hearing eXparte
bill being Tor partition Of real the city Of Nashville
F. r. CHEATHAM, q N.
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CHER KEE EDY.
NauseOus Drugs and Poisonous
Minerals.


TTE the scted Of either SEX which do you prefer
Wv pleasant and delicious compounded IRON Natures
svn Reedss-one which viii speedily and permanently cure
compounds heretofore used with all their na1
and facilitating effect together with the lOathsome diseases
usny times following the Of Mineral POisons
The 1Cherokee Remedy Natures Specific for Gonof-
rea elect Gravel. Structure FluoT Albus whites in Females
and ali diseases Of the Urinary Organs; curing these diseases BY
natural after all other preparations have failed and one
OF Heavens merces 10 offending msn Instances could
produced its Effects which would stsgger credulity
The nRuseous preparations heretofore used have failed;
this has never instance been known to fail Happily for
mankind Of verdi is Father who acts not
70 kill, but to cure
In mercy Re has 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 Il unl has completely expelled it
from body AID the unfortunate patient to former
heal th AID vigor.
nis Remey strikes the very root OF the disease its ten
dency simply to suspend the poison but to remove the
cause on which it depends.
IN ? And what ENHANCES ITS VALUES the entire alb
senc Of all taste sS Il lay in the count
ing room or the toilet table without beLg suspected
URemedy" FOR secret diseases.
~ treatise VeneTa diseases with full directions for their
permanent cure accompany each bottle.
cines. POIIh-1 * hSh"A IN sole Froprletors,
St. Louis, No
Sold NASHVILLE wholesale BY Berry Demovile and EV
inc Pendle,on retail by Henderson,, and all Drug
viStg everywhere. dec4-dtW& Fly-inside
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Baitimore coffee Market, Juas Is.

Cohee IN active demand, prices have adTaucd
p b. last weeks On Saturday sales made Of
100 i3 cents, and 600 bags ia being all
then first hands, since when bags Rio have
been sved from New York, and mostly sold l3 ~
cents b. The bark Ohase from Rio, arrived here We'd
nssday with cargo Of 4O0 which SOLD the day at
IA cen round this figure is the highest paid here for az
entire cargo UoGee. We quote Rio I IA for ne
dum to fair l cent? for good prime, and LaguayTa
1904 cts; Java at l55s9l6K cts We have sales
report dav, but the arrival Of from Ro the
"Adsaide haeargOof 400 bags Coffee, and the Cavalier"
with 900 bags.
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Marble Monuments. &c.

M L. SHELTON informs his friends and the public gen
Nv eral tha5 be is prosecuting the Marble BuS1s
ness Church street, between the First Presbyterian Church
and the Post Once where he will be pleased 10 attend to the
e Of all Whomay work In his Inns. he has and viii keep
an hand a supply OF MARBLE MONUMENTS, TOMBs, &c,
anufacured OF the finest Italian and American Marble in the
best style Of the art. All his work will be warranted
April Is, l655-Hly.
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THE FIRE DEPARTNENT.-We learn from the Gazette
that at a meeting Of the Fire Association Saturday
night, the following resolutions, offered by Capt W.
w. FEE. were adopted:
WHEREAS, In consequence Of the late action of the
city authorities. authorizing the purchase of two
steam fire engines for the purpose Of organizing
paid Fire Department; therefore, be it
ResOiUed, That Immediately upon the receipt of a
steam engine this Association shall be called together
70 act upon the question Of suspension from active
service.
Res0tUed, That each company represented in this
Association shall be furnished with the above resO-
solutions and that it be published in the city papers
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BULL FIGHTs TO BE ABOIIsHED.-In Spain the Mar
quis de Mia has brought before the Cortes propOs-
al for the abolition of the usual bull fights which
take place in Lisbon during the summer months.
The motion has already passed the Peers, and the
probabilities that il will be carried in the House
Of Deputies. The measure however, II is reported,
meets with great disfavor among the people, who
extremely averse TO being deprived of their
custOmed annual amusement, and quite a number of
patitons have been presented in favor Of the con-
tinuance of the bull fights. In Portugal, the ends
OF the bulls horns are carefully padded, which
divests the sport" of great deal of the babarity
inseparable from it Ia Spain
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TENNESSEE STATE FATR ATNaSHVTTF

Opsas September lBtl, ls6O-Holds sis DGys.
VVIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS each the Blood
n Stallion Roadster Stallion, Jack, and Durham Bull, be-
sides liberal Premuws all other domestic animals
and on articles No entry is charged,
comDton invited the whole Union Programmes
forwarded to any part Of the Union free Of chge appca
ton 20 L. P. WILLIAMS, Secretary
iuneI3-W9mR OF State Bureau Nashville.
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ALBANY June IA terrific hail storm passed
over this city this afternoon at O'Clock lasting
half an hour, doing great damage to property. Inc
streets were submerged, houses inundated, trees
stripped Of their limbs and gardens entirely destroy
ed All sections suffered. A house fell IN, severely
injuring man named Morgan and three others
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MRS Kxox's scHooI--The public will bear in
mind that the Graduating Exercises Of Mrs. KNoxs
Seminary TOR Young Ladies come Off in the base
ment Of the First Presbyterian Church discovering,
commencing at half past eight o'clock It viii be
an interesting occasion.
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DALLEY,s mAGICAL PAIN ExTRACTOR

without doubt peerless remedy It has IDS endorsement,
" test Of trial and experience for has been household
medicine many years WY sol recause while hea the
skin erdUe O1r8 such that il reaches the TGdS
or cers disease the surface will reach
Of the meat. For all CUTANEoUs
well the SCALOEG from steam and water. it has equal
renders coating the skin from dshgurements
ton thorough invarab s)d principal depots,
Broadway N Y and Chartres street. New Orleans, by J.
WRIGHT & Co., General Agents. Also by all drugd
fune9 \ ~ lyvIun
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Perry County, state of Tennessee.

IN CHANCERY COURT AT LINDEN--.
Thomas Kittre William Pace and ohers-Original
Bill On motion and appearing to the satisfaction OF the Clerk
and Master compliments bill which to, that the
Defendants John Pace Daniel Mays Francis Mays, Isaac Pace
David sarbuck Reda stsrbucks Amos TrdEe, Sarah Tired
we'll Kinchen Pace, William Cabe Joseph y Cabe, William
Huckabee and Edna Hucka residents OF the State
Of Tennessee the ordinary process Of this Court cannot
be served therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mas
ter publication be made in the Nashville Union and AeT
can four consecutive weeks requiring the said defendants 70
appear OF the Cancey Court to be hojen for
The county Perry the house thereof in the town OF
Linden on Thursday the second Monday in June next and
plead answer or demur BILL the will be taken
for confessed and the cause hearing parts to them.
IsAAC N. HULME, G & VI.
n n Cox Solicitor for Complaint.
zen .. 81 =
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Heads Reports.

Copies of the first volume of HEADS 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 attack
son Nashville and Knoxville, the Clerk Of the Chan
CORY Court at Memphis, and the Clerk Of the Com
mon Law Court at Chattanooga.
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