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LOUISVILLE ARTESiiN
MINERAL, WATER.

HAVING been appointed sole Agents for the sale
L i sale the above celebrated Ainera Water IN
this city will always be prepared To supply those
needing 10, with u fresh from the we'll
Below viii be found the opinions OF some OF the
Physi1 ANS OF Louisville, 20 iss merits
10. 6. BslOWN EVANS,
As, College street. Nashville.
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS
We the undersigned, have had occasion TO pre-
scribe ard watch OF the Artesian Water, in a
variety OF diseases, and nave hesitation n lie
elar3ng 20 be opinion that IA Is exceedingly
valuable remedy in many chronic diseases. III se
ia which has been attenSed with The most
marked beneat thss far are. chrenic rbenmatism .
cutaaeoas affections, and some Of tie chroase disor
dcrs OF the digestive system
Tie known chemical elements found IN the water
OF such a nature, and they exist IN such states of
combination, that We have doubt wiit be
found a extosded experieoee, is effects O.
have Wise range of applicability ia TIE cure u
Diseases s any mineral wstcr known.
n. Coli SMITH, ". D., Prof. Of Surgery In Ky.
SC .ool Of Medicine.
e. EWING, N. D.
". A. HUNDi-EY, n D., Supt., Louisville Marine
Hospital.
7. J. GRIFFIN NJ. ID.
jos. ". FuINAa, n. D., Sup't. louisville Aims
Ho Sc.
J. ". KNIGHT n d.
AprZ5-2m Bsa
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BACK TO HIS OLD STAND.-JoHS Luck who
was some time ago burnt out ON Union
street. has returned to his old stand. having
bad it fitted up in elegant style. His stock
has been repienished, aud he is prepared to
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'FRONT.' e Ne~ York ESar.. sucr, August - l>a'-
sr,Ips>s-s tlir,rss GIu. - ''.s -'- tor repairing
,,rrit,r,- IA an ,-ss Ihvtr Il ''i Ae's g'u" J.
mel Iii -xrsI-u. Ior m,-'-is be- =, Tei1s''hH :
,,e loos.u,-l leave aud q rsiy aud u'in5
II = pat NJ 10 utI,- sit ? l - I'D o''s
and vii bee. me I-di-Ieus-UIe - house -s'i'i
mayI5-.w
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zs-We are indebted TO Adams Express
for Louisville papers of yesterday; aud 10
foHNJ. SULLIVAN for Mondays Cincinnati
COMMERCIAL, in advance of the mail.
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MRS. wINSLOW.
A Inexperienced Nurse and Female Ply sieian pre-
II sentsto the attention ofmothers her
SCOT Ill / N q : Y X u p,
For Children Teethiue

whichgreatiy facilitates the process OF teethlng,b
softening the gums aud reducing all inaamati D;w
Allay ALL PAIN aud spasmodieacton and is
SURF To REGULATE THE BOWELS
Depend upon it, mothers IL will give resttoy ours
selves, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
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NeSsrs- q ,EK K FutLEz. have bern mi1ted Win
the A, tier ON my Ie-t for L'sInper Il ears anu
have isel fur titles e your AH'or -ii W "u"
has sar,c,. or. ote,i''i'S rvo'i'-H'eld II 10 Al
pers,us IN q Il Ni,h Tcur.-
Vers respect lily, " D. " NJ DID,
mAyI6-iN
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-16

STILL on HAND.-FRASK PARISH is still at
the St. Cloud with hot aud cold baths
Shaving, shampOoning and hair cutting done
in the most approved style.
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ARRIVED.
Nav l5.-Minnetonka, Paducah.
DEPARTED.
Minnetonks, Paducah.
There are % inches water on the shoals;
nd the river Is falling slowly.
The Jaka 4 FssAeF Is the packet for Padu-
ali to-day. She leaves II IL NJ
The Jszsss yshasOH passed Memphis On her
soysge 10 this port Aoadsy evealng Al
o'clock.
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The wsshos silver mines are sill the all
absorbing matter VI pahlie consideration 10
California Ii Is sstiinAtsd thai ! ,es9 P.ople
have already goae there
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SeIccteu l.umu Coat.

rINHE naest lot Ct selected Lamp Coal e 10 be
found II the 1Etna Yard, where IL IL sold a. the
price - esnts per b1shel. Drop yoar or&ern
u 5ox 80. - p. D., and they viii be proInlssiy a.
endsi 30. SAMUEL !. AGSEw,
fehs-9 Yard back % \. 4 c. r. a. Depot
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concentrated cure
A @ u A V l I A 4 ,
Remedy Of Great and Certain Power

r,,.-.,,..,v - nut M IN small vais, aud can be
-, hy rnaIIto Any address trial VIII SATISFY /.
Tsat, for week InL you will experience ~ ca,
I,r.eI an .ppIcttion Price, per bottle 81.
One bottle Will asst a nDnth
R-Tbisremedy issuiIable for either sex.
Address. K CRJGER, Medical Agent
- =, a. Broadway New YORK.
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RHEUMATISM
Mustang LiuiInent.
v.,u.RI.E HORSE SAVED.


Mr.. = LIroH Hyde PARK, VI, writes That the
,.,se WAS considered Worthless" (his case was
SPAWN ''but since the free use OF the mustang
Ij.,nsot. I have sold h FOR one $3.50 cash Your
I..ineat mas been doing wonders up here.
400 BRoAD sIKEET PHIIADELPHIA, Pa
fgs,actl "In hrliug ting kettle from the hfe II
-. a, ,,naeeable tilted over, aud scaIded my
hands very severely almost 10 crisp II Va" a, an
.xfui sight The Mustang lAnineht apPe'i gu -
trcItne min IL healed rapidly, WITHOUT aoteness,
-, 10, ~, - ar OF account. Truly yours,
AN'0'' ~ &c ATSI.Es FUSfER.'
Surb language this u but the Constant am i'u
ri acfo yxi.cre yer this article Is usel
This tiattneut - InsIs JeusAbfe 10 piiE'ets auu
axurTs OF horses and mules mr. JOHN DASihLs,
of u,otyo,nery Ala SOLD slave Tor sSOo VINO =" as
-.tS.I ION alter us-lessness D. TINS IlhlhiehI-
Every family should have II De YET pa - a.,
and enauir, Tor the Mustang LiuimeEt anu tAAe no
other -. N,r,b and south
,ner,c, EIra,,e and the Islands OI the ocean ior
- GEMS BAKNE. & PAKK New York
noy25-5mdtw&w
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Children's Fancy Goods.

<~,OSsfSTISG of all the hIest styles for Boys,
~ Children, Infants aud lttie Misses, 70 Nh'eh me
.HIsatiou OF me LADIES' IL particularly requested
A J. FkA>S $50,
Haiterand F4.rsr No. 3 Public Square. NAshEiiis
mays-ff
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a Card.


Tie Legislature u ttc STATE OF georgia having
pas-ei Tie follow .sg u Session Of is5s, pro
LTs,tng crsWig e.! Isgserss within Is jGrsde-
on, the Ist ~ OF juno, 1882 will on that
day remove our enghe business Wilmington, Del.
ROOp, EDDY = 90
wiimingtoa nelaware.
Owners and Managers OF the Delaware, Missouri and
hentucxs StAte LoueEies.
An ACT,
To repeal all laws, and paris OF laws authorizing Lot
teries the state of isorgii, aud for Otser par
poses.
SEcs9S l. 7As G HeraI Asssblye II Georgia do 1saos,
Thai from aud after the hsst day u june klgAteen
Hundred and Sky ali Laws and parts oG Laws author
lzins Loueres the stats OF Gsur ia, or The yea4-
ing OF Lottery Tickets STATE Do the same
are hereby repealed.
Approved by the Governor.
December IL, ISIS EaAyiS-n
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ssFor pretty aud cheap Dry Goods call on
NICHOLSON \ Humphrey at No - soaih SIDE OF the
Sauare. They arc rccevlnl d-iIy nHe stock Of both
Fancy aud staple ,souds Whca they selling III
ale cte-trYer ia..u any other "A Iase IN the cIiy.
u14r45-u
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N LOT IC

uyHE B9Ard 81 Directors Of G1s Nashville Con mef-
Il cal Insur gnoe Company has declared dlSldsne
n 81. DoiIsrs share OF the PROFITS for the i-si
sir months . AZ able sne afler the sta inss-
- JAMES wAlksh.
s,r Secretary.
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E8-We are authorized TO announce J. E NEW
NAN as a candidate for Magistrate IN the Second
Ward. nayz,f
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NY0THsNG zd5s 50 EsaeA o. ne spssssraAes - =
IN Prorss41en 4 S-nezy sehessi cAilafea fl.s
sasee h4ad q every bssle bof 1ad Eiri- LICK -
$50 prepares faFaish thsla . eas saansss - -
csiisss street.. uF Stars sFsE elz<ls Asetlsa kosa
zksl-s
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Burning Find.

1ASSER's OH, spsrss OIL. Lard on. co.i on
s.slG- ..f~ '''' RAMS asowx co.'s
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BANK NOTE aNDExCHANGEl LIST

BROKEN AID WORTHLESS
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank Memphis
Mechanics Bank. Memphis.
Memphis Savings institution
Exchange Bank, Nnrfreeshoro'.
Miners and AaBufacturers' Bank, Knoxville.
Bank of East Tennessee.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE RAILROADS.

NOTICE. TO CASDIDAIKs.-We will not insert herea-
ter any PERSONS as candidate for Office in the
PATRIOT, unless paid for in advance. marl3-f
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ELECTION on THCRsDAY, NAY 24TH'
For tfrnrnay (.eneral

HE We are authorized TO announce TIM. H WILL
LIAMS as candidate for reelection to the ONCE oi
Attorney General the sixth Judicial District oil
Tennessee Election 9th day OF May, 1850.
aprl0-td BNAU
ss We are authorized TO announce JAMES
RAINS, ESQ.,, Candidate for the Office oi Attorney
General OF the Ninth Judicial Circuit, composed oil
the counties of Davidson, Sumner and Williamson
Election next May. octS-le
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42O BROAD 5TEEET PHILADELrHiA, "a
Health and Happiness
Secured.

THE CONCENTRATED CURE
THE CONCENTRATED CURE
A POWERFUL REMEDY
A POWERFUL REMEDY
FOR WEAKNESS
FOR WEAKNESS ,1,,, -,
FOR EARLY INDISCRET1ON
FOX EARLY INUISCRETION
TRY IT. TRY II!
TRY IT! TRY 1T!
,,,,TS,. ,f+.S yyuo arc suffering from the hects
voutnfuIlniiscretion can be @Greiy ana per INA
uentiy restored by using the
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@ IN IN M For the infant REt.'tt an
A , Il II vi 4, PERMANENT CURE o. Iais aIs
tressing comPl1n u-e
FEN It's
Bronchial Cigarettes,

Made by G -. sFYHOUE CO ,lo7 NASSAU ST., \
Y. rrtcc 81 rer bo1; SCAT Tree by Posi-
FOR SALE Ar All DSUGCISIS-
rl4ys-inEly
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Spiral notifts.
Uff<TaetG-

The pouutarIty Of the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
MENr ia es,eIteasive with the civilization oil the
globe Other articles claim o. GLeziGte Paf1 ana
distress-.his cures. Family Physicians, Govern
meat HOSPITALS Fasriers, Planters, Farmer Livery
men, &c, have particularly demonstrated iAe''
throughout the world No article ever oeiere re
esivcd such undivided praise and suPpeTtfrom Aedi-
cal aud Scientific men,
RHEUMATISM
ar va,rs, standing has been totally cured Piles,
uc.rs. Tumors Running Sores, scrOfuia stif Joints,
F.;Dus. seedlings, Barns, Bites Boils, Chaps, heu
,,Iyia. Sal, Rheum, and all aches and pains upon
No.. and kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &C.
such as Ring bone GaIi scratches spawn NJ,
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rom WasIlin.ton

WASHINGTON, May I5.-The House of Rep
resentatives invited the Japanese Embassy TO
visit their chamber.
SENATE.--Douglas is making caustic
speeCh Oh Davis resolutions.
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FSoR the balance Of tie year. seFs4si % do the
II cooking ami washing for = saa-n family AP-
Ply a. this ollce.
syF-4-tf-
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For Rent mr. Lease.

FOF RENT or Lease.
4 WILL tent lease my piase the Aarfrees
hoTo v1ke rifles from The city FOR the present
year or wssh- the p.iviAge OF ave years. fhere !
a convenient Brick D~eiging With Kitchen aud good
Stables. ana splendid sell Il excellent water.
There t~eve acres II superior Land suitable for
ratssnk al xmas OF MARKETING.
fee-2-u LUIS LENIS.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
- - - -
$1,000 TysssSsES GulESx5T 6A
Tennessee d Alabama Railroad.
TIM T A Ii l. E.

Commencing Sunday, april 80. $50.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Nashville AS arrive at Columbia EOS m
Leave Nashville 2 IS arrive at Columbia 5:35 N
GOING NORTH.
Leave Columbia go a m. arrive at Nashville 10 m.
Leave Columbia Lab M arrive at Nashville Z p m
INHE Morning Train gong South connects with
L Memphis and Charleston Railroad at Decatur.
The Evening Train going - nth connects at Column
bIa with Train TO Mount Pleasant and Pulaski.
The Evening Train going North makes close con-
nect1on at Nashville with Louisville aud Nashv e
Ra lroad from aud after AOnday, May 9TH, to LOUIS
vile and ali Eastern cities. BIT train ON sun
day. WON PEnhiNS,
may2-lm Superintendent.
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T. AN DID A L ES.

GAIETY THEATRE, May Is, 1860.
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OFFICE SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE.
NASHVILLE, Nay 10, 1850, J
The following brands of Vine were taken for
chemical examination frcm EtenDe Lambert Co.'s,
of tins CITY:
p Port Wine, ''Royal Ag .icultural Society"
Pale Brandy, ;'Thos Hue"
Claret, "Cantenac."
st. Julien, ''Cabarus."
Chateau Iauac.
After a careful analysis found these wines to be
perfectly pure and of the finest quality, repre-
scented, and therefore recommend them for me-
dicnaI purposes. HENRY ERSI, NJ. D.,
mayI0Iw Analytical Chemist
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NcLean'S strengthening
EOrOi9i
WILL EFFECTUAIIY CURE
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Jaun-

WILL. EFFBCTUAIIY CURE
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Jaun-
dice,
Chronic Nervous Neb lty, Diseases of the Kidneys,
and all Diseases arising from disordered Liver
Stomach, dyspepsia, Heartburn, Inward Piles, Acid
Ity Sickness # the Stomach Fullness OF Blood 10
the Head Duh Pain or winning ia the Head Pdlpi-
tian of the Heart, Funcss or Weight in the
Stomach, Sour Eructaii"ns, Choking or Sufncating
Feeling when lying down. Dryness or Yell'wness of
the skin and Eyes, Night Sweats, Inward Fevers,
Pa IN the Small rf the Ba k. Chest Side, Sudden
nushes Of Heat, Depross on of Spirits, Frigh'tul
Disease ) res or Blot~hes un the skin, and Fever
and Ague (or Cbiis and Fever)
Over a Million of Bottles
Have been sold during the last six months, and in
instance has it failed in giving entire sat>f action.
when McLEAN's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL will
cure your
NoIanguage can convey an adequate idea Of the
immediate ana most miraculous change produced
BY taking this Cordial IN the diseased d.biated and
shattered nervous system. whether broken down by
excess weak by nature or I'M aired by sickness the
relaxed and unstrung organization is restored TO its
pristine health aud vigor
MARRIED PERSONS.
others Of inability, from whatever cause;
will ind McLean's Strengthening Cordial thorough
regeBerator of the system, and all who may have in
lured themselves by improper indulgence, will Dad
in the Cordial a certain and sp -edy remedy.
TO THE LADIES,
McLean,s strengthening Cordial
Is sovereign and speedy cure for
IncfpIent Consumption, whites,
Distracted Difficult Nenstr uation Incontincnce OF
Urine invo untiry ischarg, thereof, Eaing OF
she Womb, GddineSs Fainting and all Diseases Incl
deut Females.
There Is no Mistake About 1t.
Suffer no longer. Take IL according directions.
II will stimulate, strengthen, ami in vigorate you
tie bloom Il health mount your cheek again.
Every bottle Is warranted TO give satisfaction.
FOR CHILDREN.
II your children sickly, pnny afflicted, Nc
Leans Cordial will make them healthy, tat and
bust. Delay not a moment, try il aud you viii be
convinced.
H is Delicious to Take.
CAUTI0N.-Beware Of Druggists or Dealers who
may try 10 palm upon You some Bitter, Sarsapa-
rlla trash which they buy cheap, by saying Il is
Just as good. Avoid sGch men. Ask for MeLesn's
the only remedy that Will purify the Blood thor
eughiy, and At the time strengthen the system
Une tablespoonful taken every morning fasting.
a certain preventive for CHOLERA, Chils aud Fever,
Yellow Fever, any prevalent Disease. IL put up
IN large bntiles-
Price only 81 per bottle, or bottles for IS
j. II. MCLEAN,
Sole Proprietor of this Cordial. Also, MeLeans Vol
clnIc OIL Iiniment
Principal Depot the corner Of Third and Pine
streets, 81. Louis, Mo.
Sold Icy ". W BpRRY & DEMovIILE, Nashville
and all respectable Druggists eve ywheTe-
myl0-dins-& wly
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DO Geiesrapb.
Chicago Convention.
New YORK, May II.

NEW YORK, May j 1.
The Tribune's Chicago correspondence
says the weather is beautiful and there is
much excitement. The crowd is increasing.
Stewards friends are still hopeful. They ex-
pect to get parts of the New Jersey, Illinois,
and Pennsylvania delegations, but give up
Indiana.
Mr.. Rollins. of Missouri, write. that If Mr..
Bates is nominated he will take the nomina-
ton for Governor and carry the State in
August on a Republican platform.
Mr.. Lane, the Republican candidate for
Governor of Indiana, says that with Seward
be and his party will be inevitably defeated
but with Bates, Mclean or Lincoln or perhaps
with others be can sweep The State.
The opponents of Seward insist that he
cannot be nominated since the doubtful
States continue eolid against him and to all
appearance they will remain so.
The California delegation hold letter
from j. c. Fremont positively withdrawing
bis name as a candidate.
The committee acting for Edward Bates
have issued an address to-day. giving vari-
Gus reasons why that gentlemen should be
nominated for President.
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Fresh Ohio Corn Meal.
WANT TO HIRE.

TUST received aud for sale By
Il BENZ. y. SHIELDS Co.,
msvI0 Cs1traI E0oaIs, - cOliese sire
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MOBILE. May II.

Thirty-fve leading and prominent gentle
men OF Mobile have signed cali for a State
Convention to meet at Selma on The 18th of
June to select delegates to Baltimore. 1t is
signed 10y Gov. Winston, MIR. Forsyth, d..
Mott, Mr.. LIE Barron, Judge MckinsTy, aud
Others.
WHEELING, VA: May IA Wing salute
of 33 guns was fired i'll honor of the nominal
ton oi Bell aud Everett.
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Executors Sale of Valuable Real


pY VIRTUE OF THE WILL OF MRS. MARY
- WILSON, deceased will offer for sale to the
highest bidder, on saturday the 10Th Of June next,
in the City OF Wheeling at the front door OF the
Monroe House" Hitunte on Main street, near the
eastern end Of the Suspension Bridge the following
pr, pcrty, belonging to the estate OF the said Mary
Wilson:
1sr. Tho well known Tavern called the ''NIonroe
House." Tho Lot and the building thereon are stu
ate on Main and Madison streets and extend from
Main street to tho street adjoining, and west Of the
market House.
ID. Tie House and Lot now occupiedby Mr.. George
Adams, Main street. tho MeSt side thereof. nd
Joining the alley first above the Suspension Bridge
and The residence OF Richard Crawford, Esq.
Sd. lot Of u acres and rooIs and perches. "
Ing the National Road. the east aide Thereof
about two miles from the city: just bcyoad the first
turnpike gate. the said road.
Tile above properties under lease until the first
of April. 1861, and the sales will be made subject to
them The purchaser taking the rents that may ac-
them subsequent to the day Of his purchase.
aud the benefit of the covenants or agreements OF
the tenants
The terms of sale will be, onc.fourth of tho pur-
chase money in hand and the residue in three equal
instruments eight. sixteen and months.
with interest from the day of sale. The purchaser
giving bond with security, and deed of trust the
property bought in order to secure the deferred pay
ments. JAMES PAUL..
myll-tS Executor.
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For the Inteiligencer.l
A Voice from the .IniI,


WHEELlNG, May %, 1860.
~ i vas to-day handed copy of the INTEL
. ,s'.. of the 24th inst. in which / OBJ
SSIEeu az article headed, '.Stole Watch. !"
as an the party implicated, 1 wish to
say few words:
I'm tle reports state that twas asleep in
r"e oaFF9onI, all but one single eye"
boS. sp IOWA at the time with one of the
o HSS,,a'E' and met Mr.. Heymau Mt the door
., ,Ne S"an House, on my return and he
an,' 49,! 10 INC thai he had fallen in the river
n n"u JUST changed clothes. The landlord
S, s syng on the scttce, aud one of the
oO" rue. was behind the counter waiting
"l Some customers.
Sc, second, that Ibid the watch in a.y
s, I'm; The room that the watch was
g tglna IN ls the sitting -oom, where all the
so"EderS and strangers are welcome, and
r"'iy resort to Mt all times during the
!, "GI cEcning. True there is bed in
y y4' l was one of the occupants of it.
,h1o oAE paper having large circulation
viii lug" the United States. your article
nf ' most unquestionably reach the eyes
nIaaa" "E OF my personal friends, yon will
ibs e publish the above card. This is
rs. nrst time in life of 80 years that
sa,v I've, Ter accused of a dishonest act OF
on", tue inside walls of prison, ms a pris.
Yours, ISAAC CoATs.
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EUROPEAN NEWS.
Arrival of the steamer Palestine.


/ FARTHER POIST, May 2S.-The steamer
| Palestine from Liverpool at half past two
o'clock OF the 10th, via Queenstown on the
18th passed this point at two o'clock this
morning.
! Her news is interesting.
| GaribaIdi with over | 900 followers, had
landed in Marsha, in Sicily, under the FIRE
of two Ncapolitau frigates. One of Carl
baldi's steamers was captured and the
other sunk. The volunteers who landed,
were at the moment of the mails depAr-
ture. fighting with the royal troops. Col.
Medici was forwarding the preparations
for second expedition and 5000 volun-
tcrrs had already been enrolled.
II WAS asserted that tle enormous dip
lomntic representation made to Piedmont,
would decide the government to prevent
the departure of the second expedition
Great agitation prevailed at Naples md
Palermo.
AuIlinger, the defaulting cashier of the
Union Bank of London, had been setenced
to 20 years of penal servitude.
Russia again mcnHces Turkey in the in
terest of the christians.
LIvERPooL.-Thc cotton market closed
dull and some authorities report decline
of Lie on the lower qualities. Sales of
FIVE days, including Thursday, was $4,000
bulrS. Provisions dull.
Consols closed on Thursday at 94{ for
money, 943 for account.
Breadstutfs quiet but steady, except
corn, which was slightly lower.
The Palestine will be due at Quebec at a
late hour this evening.
(NorE.-We suspect that the cypher
word giving the cotton sales for five days,
was 81 900 bales. REPORTER, n. VI