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Furnishing goods.

our stock Of Full Shirts again complete for cool
and comfort commend them as being partcaary
appropriate the present hot ee have afoa
Of Pun bosom ts together with an endless variety Of plain
styles 49,
We have received another lot q handsome ee A
Gloves Dressing Roles SUBSCRIBERS, &c, A.
Also supply o. Bessonable Underwear Call ana =. az
goods We determined dispose Ct then q very
being anxisls 20 reduce stock. . n. ~e'aA-'
fune22
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Premium Mineral waters. Porter
and Ale.

THE undersigned, desire to inform friends and
II toners of the city Of Nashville that fully
pared to furnish and all tie above named beverages in
quantity that be required Also customers in the
Try rely always having their order. promptly attended
Persons furnishing Pic Mic excursions and other parties be
Supplied at shortest notice My daily running through
the CITY, that all have opportunity Of being always
supplied. NJ. MCCORMICK.
juue2QdY Nashville, Tam.
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CoRREcTIoN.-In the address to the Democracy Of
Tennessee prepared by Messrs EWING, MnIIGAN and
Robe, in behalf of TIE Delegate the Baltimore
Convention, two topographic errors occurs
which need correction. At the - of the fourth
paragraph the WORT minority" should be ma
yorty." in the ninth line of the third column Ala
hama :, should be q Arkansasr
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Sale of Lot ON Cherry street.

Henry Foster and wife and others, Exparte.
pursuance OF decree Of the County Court OF Davidson
county, rendered in the stovs the May 1860
will offer for sale at the Court House. the city Of Nashville
on Saturday. the 7Ih of july next, lot Of ground
fronting 80 feet the East side Of Cherry North and
tween Gay and Line Streets and adjoining the property Of A
Ashbrook.
TermSsone third cash, the balance on credit OF
and two with interest," with security required
a leD retained until paid. =. r. CHEATHAM.
mAy26, CO. IDS CLERK
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TRABUE a LUCUS.

JOB LOTS BOOTS AND SHOES
VATE have large invoice first quality Boots and Shoes
Wv which sell at great bargain for cash. or four month
prompt paper Call immesey they must be Sold at our
Ware; Rooms Upstairs, No III. TRABUE 4 LUcUs'
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A SERIES OF SCHOOL AND FAMILY READERS.
Aiming at the Highest Degree of Usefalness SpendidIy
Ilustratrated- By MARCUS WLLsox. The Primer, and
the First Second Third an6 Fourth Readers, ready Ger
full Description, Prces Introduction, &C see
Circulars and Harpers Catalogue, which may
grat1itOusly on apvlcation.)
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I.ury COunty, Juneg 9, '6O-dktv.m Z
--.--- T,I1STWAy-Hfckman County.

.reN nm by w H. Dean, living IN the 9Th District o
county Tennessee, en- the 18th day Of Nay last
aHSTs BaV Mare. "A hands high, three years old
nall bid in her upper right eye , small star In her fore
49, s-.sssd ~ aIl0 r. DeEN, Ranger
Il 81 5sf % Of Hickman County.
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The Banner Indignantly repudiates and disowns
an sympathy for or affinity with DOUGLAS, his doc
trines or his cause in any shape and under all
cevahle circumstances"
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THE ST.. CLOUD HOTEL--.ENLARGl
and REFURNIsHED.

FEyHE having taken the ST. Cloud hsE
enlarged materially, and rcurnshed 1t throughout IN
the elegant Style will open the house to the public on
jalyS-ad SAMUEL CARTER.
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NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY
1919.


IENHE next session Of this Institution begins first Monday in
September Preparation for classification and
ing Of pupils the week in August Note the following adj
yantages:
The Buildings in extent and fitness for School pur
poses domestic comforts health, exercise and convenience
wholly unequACd in United States We challenge compa
ison
3 The Six Acres of Lawn and Shade are en-
closed the greatest privacy, and Afford pupis the
nnresaned freedom OF childish sports and innocent
nents.
, Non-Sectarfan Academy belongs to fifty len
temen represented by Of their nGmter II different de-
Uoainatons pledged to prsare The nA seen-a7 or
the Maternal Care OF the Boarding pupils, is
entrusted tunder hs constant supervision Of the Principal to
Ladies OF culture and oduen who devote their whole time to
the happiness and comfort Of the pupils.
s. The Health of the Institution is ur?rece
dented in the history ofshoOs Only rte deaths have occurred
the pupils in forty The health statistics Of the
Institution its highest recommendations.
g. The Rooms large we'll furnished, and never
crowded
T. Security from Fire-.The buildings are heated by
steam and lighted with that the pupils secure from
the ordinary accidents acrung from from fire places and
movesbe lights Besides the Of temperature adds
greatly to the health Of the school
3. Regulations which years have shown to be most
sauary will be Continued in their full force The fewes posi-
Bile changes will be made the rules and general arrangements
of the Academy.
The Faculty is composed Of thirty teachers and
attaches of whom associated with predecessor In
esfu experience, and most OF them in the Old Academy In
Music Ornamental Departments the Teachers, Professors
and Artists high celebrity superior Harpst has been
recently engaged for the ensuing year.
any similar Institution in the United States fur
nished in the Nash tile Female Aeademye Alma Mater Of
hundreds of the elegant and refined adesn the Southern
country.
heretofore. For particulars apply for circu-
Nashville, Tenn, June 6 6O-tw&w3m
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PLANTERS BANK OF TENNESSEE.
NasHVIIIR Inne 3.lh le6

FENIs Bank has this declared Dividend Of Thyseven
dollars and share out Of the surplus
undivided profits CT the Bank payable those who receive their
dividends Nashville follows, viz Ten Fer cent
ona parts of share of 500 in cash. from and AFTER s date
and the either cash or new stock at par M option
Of the Bank or after September IL, 1860
By order Of the Board D. WEAVER, Cashier.
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CATOOSA SPRINGS.

IA TULSA 81 IA11NOSs
WyHE subscriber having again taken this
a watering place, justly famous as the
Saratoga of the south,
thankful for the patronage received last will again
be prepared visitors by the middle of June nex AMI
will continuance of that patronage which here
Ofcr has been literally bestowed upon this popular Summer
Resort
shall eneavor at provide my table with ali the
aanabe Of the and have made arrangements
to keep on hand a constant supply Of Ice.
shall the BEST COOKS that be procured in the
South, provide suciency OF faithful and attentive
ervants. have also engaged the seryicesof
SUPERIOR MUSICIANS,
and those delight the concerd Of sweet sOund will
abundantly gTatihed
The MEDICINAL VIRTUES Of these many and varied min
ersl we'll 20 require extensive de-
scrption In addition to Red, WhTe and Black Sulphur
Springs many them combined with Iron and Magnesa there
nexhausbe well OK the purast Free stone Ny secommo
daons are very have many pleasant cottages
hotel where families can be quiet and re-
tired as In their own homes.
SITUATION, CONVEYANCE. &C.
Coos Springs are in Catoosa county, Ga, ~ miles from
the Western Atlantic Railroad ne Omnibus and good
Springs have railroad communication with Savannah,
Charleston Augusta Macon MiedgeSe, Columbus, Atlanta,
Montgomery, Nashville and Chattanooga
Terms Of B0ards
Fer DAY. .-.S zuO
single Week lU.eC
a. Month. JUG
visitors who wish engage board By the season, with their
by the would do well to address at the
II SChildren and servants boarded at hahprLse
anil o5-itu4m J. j. HARTMAN.
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DIR. j. BoVEE DODs'
Imperial Wine Bitters!

Re made from pure and Wine which about
N double the usual strength and imported
BY only house the United States from the follow
ing valuable Roots Herbs &c. Solomdns Seal Spkenard
Comirey, Canome Flowers, Genan, Wild Cherry Tree Bark,
and Bayberry.
We Challenge the World 10 Produce their
EqHaI!!
We do profess to have discovered some Roots known only
to the Indians Of South America, aud sail
which the flesh heir to- bat to present to public
truly valuable preparation, which every intelligent Physician
in country will approve Of andrecommend
1NCIP lent CONSU MPTION,
Weak Lungs Indigestion Dyspepsia Diseases Of
System, Para Pill diseases peculiar Peaies Debility,
and all cases requiring Tonic, they
UNSU Es p SSED!
For Sore Throat tbs Clergy, they truly
valuable
ihe aged and nrm, persons constitution
for BOOK keepers Tsors saSresses Students, Artists, and
all leading seenarSy life, they will truly bene
fetal.
As Beverage they wholesome, innocsn delicious
the taste They produce all the exhsatng effects of Brandy
Wne without intoxicating and valuable remedy for per-
fran from it. They pure aud entirely free from the pOons
contained in the aduersed wines and liquors with which the
country Is flooded.
These only cure prevent disease and should
used By all who live in country where the water bad or
where Ohs and Feves prevalent Being entirely innocent
and harmless they e given freely TO Children and infants
with impunity.
Physicians, Clergvmen and temperance advocates
Of humanity should assist in spreading these truly valuable
Bers the thereby essentially bsniGng
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD & co Propre.ars,
rs William street, new York.
And sold by Druggists generally
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Georgia,
Il
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NEW BooK9s
AID EvERETT.
poLITIC1ANs ATTENTIONIlI

THE POLITICAL TEXT BOOK or ENCYCLOPEDIA, con
tanning everything necessary for reference Of the Politicians
and Statesmen Of the United States.
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THE WHOLE TICKET!
BELL, DOUGLAS AND BRECKINRIDGEyI
EXCITEMENT AT 40, COLLEGE STREs7 M

AM offering my entire Spring and Summer stock Dry
Goods cash and prompt time customers prices lower than
known before in Nashville. Those wishing bargains
had better call befo they all gone deter
mined to sell at prices that will defy competition.
Nothing charged for showing goods l.. 2. BEECH.
july3-6kw
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shipping Directions. .-ship daily to the cinsanati
Anc Louisville Mail Line Wharf boat Broadway, ua Il
o'clock NJ, ard send Dray Tickets Broadway Oh
tain Through Bills of IadiuC, june79-dIW
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New Magazines.
LEsLIE'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
FOR JULY.
LESLIE'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
FOR JULY.
LESLIE's NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
FOR JULY.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR JULY.
HAEPER'S MAGAZINE FOR JULY.
HAMPERS MAGAZINE FOR JULY.
Jest received and for ss!e by :
JOHNSON & TREANOR,
iuns2i No. @ Union stIea.
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Ehe Gallatn Examiner, Columbia Herald, and
}roE nsviIe Atlas have come out for BRECKNRDGE
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Grand Closing Sale
Furniture, Pianos, Mattresses, ETC.. etc.
HARDY RROTHERS, Auctioneers.

an Saturday morning a. I0cock July viii sell posi-
" lively, Close large and we'll assorted stoc Of valuable
Household Furniture Mattresses Also three
Eand Piano, all in good order and fully warranted smsh
dresdully expected. HARDY BROTHERS,
july3 Auctionesrs & Gen. ACTS, AZ PublIc Square
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nR. HENRY MELVILLE, Of New York City respectfully
ntnates citizens Of Nashville and vicinity thas be
Will the Of July, when he viii be ready
10 advise al those who suGer from
Catarrh, Bronchitis, Consumption and
Asthma
Dr. MELVILLE has had experience Of Eenty in the
management Of forms Of Pulmonary Diseases and
with pleasure his professional intercourse and skill 20
many persons Tennessee, among whom be is kindly permitted
Of Judge Ridley OF JeaersOn; Cen J.
Aatlock. Of Locust Hill Judge Bren, Of Nashville; Col
Guild and W II BIackmore, Esq, % Gaatn-
treatment Of these diseases DR. Melville Avas himself
al which modern science and recent dcOvsry
put within the power Of the Physician, and which are 81
superssding the old plan Of Stomach treatment
Further this obtained 10 treat
Use Topie Medication in Pulmonary Diseas, puoshsd
by MELVILLE and which be had atnouy az me Book
stores application him at his at the Sss cloud
Hotel junesu-du
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
SUPERNTESDENTs 0TTIcE,
NAsRVILE. June 2sth, 1901

pursuance Of Resolution passed by the Stockholders the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company the 4h
day Of December last the Stockholders viii be
charge the Road the 3D. 18th 5th day July,
their pleasure BY exhibiting
ductor. W COLE, Superintendent.
june30-td
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The Montgomery Mail having refused to support
BELL and EVERETT is SAID to favor BRECKINIuDGE and
NAME
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ramnrr. and prnu,nr,on U.s,.
]. W. WiIliams--Aeent

-A- fropretors Of these Machines claim {. d ,h,.,.,
sae eanl that their nstrunsnts soiz ssst ,v,,
@' Needds.oort and perform Tie sane In The be,s o.
4.-nss. Combating g q doss, De merits Of al an, - n
, and AZ the sane tine, avoiding .s.ir s..ls n ,,u
$3.50 ..ssf 70 he public e the great Fam1Iv So,
~ machine, and Is adapted to sser, 5r,ac1 ~
~ where The nssdIs Is required ''e1-
s NH' stitch, hem, fslI, bind and gab.r w. .,s.
''hons oek stitch, thas ezuDss be rzxssd orpur. Th
---s oeA0ufuii uniform III ch. aiike on boh - :, N, -
"-loaI iorHing ridges underneath
lAenlnss have great srengta are psrisctI ,,i, -
ne nAnagsn'eat q them sEIily acquired
Aas spool Of eoaloa. Elrsad or si1s, r.,h., -
siln0s Aos'ssss In ther operations, and asz -, - s
Nay osaz Sewing Nsuhiassxsant.
- A-aoiac1aFe1s, fantsrs, Farnsrs. Fo.,.,.-.i.rug
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A First Rate Cook wanted,

the Female Academy to ouch, liberal wages will be paid
II Apply at once to secure the situation.
"
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Il R z LITTLE EAUTK,
NEW NOVEL.
by the Author Of The Gamblers Wife.
MARY STUART, QUEEN OF SCOTS, BY AsT-
EoLDs. a.r-
DICKENS, SHORT STORIES.
THE REBEL AND THE ROVER, By HAIL
juns22 JOHN YORK & co
Magazines and Newspapers.
HARPERs New Monthly Magazine FOR July;
FRANK LKsLIEs Gazette of Fashion for July;
GoDEYs Ladies' Book for July;
PETzRsoS's Magazine for July;
The KnickerbOcker Magazine for Juyi
The London illustrated News, Weekly;
HARFER's Journal of Civilization, Weekly;
FRANK LEsL1E's Illustrated News, Weekly;
WILKE5' Spirit Of the Times, Weekly;
PoRTxSs Spirit CT the Times, Weekly;
The Waverly Magazine, Weekly
New York Ledger, New York Weekly and N. T. Mercury
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office of the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad, No. 90 Broadway, Cincinnati, May 81, 1860
shippers respectfully informed this Road fully
prepared to do large Freight business
For further information, apply to T.
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sam Housten Ratification Meeting at
Houston, Texas.
In the Houston (Texas) Telegraph we find some
significant remarks made by the Hon. A. NJ. GENTRY
at the meeting Of the friends Of SAN HOUSTON to ap
probate his candidacy for the Presidency. Mr. g.
sad ahe was a Union Democrat, and had nominated
SAN HousToS twelve months before this in the mar
ket house. He had been to Baltimore, but not as a
delegate to the Union Convention. He had heard it
was Union meeting, bat soon found it was COM
posed principally of broken down party hacks, who
were trying to resuscitate the old Wing party. He
told them HoUsTON would not receive the nomina-
ton at their hands, but if they would recommend
him the people would ratify their action" What
do tie BELL and EvERErT men think Of this define
alton of their Convention? Mr.. GENTRY further said
that Mai. ANDREW DoSIEsoS told him that Houston
,0oold beat BELL fire thousand UOtes in tennessee
fearful admission for the advocate of Hon. JOIN
BELL =. What do the BELL men think of their cham
pion giving aid TO the followers of SAM HOUsToN
Has it come to this that HOUSTON beard the lion
Of the Ignorers in his very lair? Do they thus &C
acknowledge the weakness at home of their chosen
candidate?
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state of the PIanters' Bank of Tennessee
and Branches, June 3Oth, 1850.
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ummense Saving OF LABOR,

ENURCHAsE Immediately one CT W. PoEauEsr's WRsh-
ing Machines, with which s1rssl boy girl can
doa he washing the largest family. This ibe only per.
feet machine the kind invented the oHy Washing Ma.
Which viii supply the real o. ne PEG
PIE; P-i'S SO Sol. H assdA ssP P15Is ss
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Democracy I'm Motson--.ElectosaI Con-
vention at JOnesborsagh--Ensh usiastEc
Meeting and speechea-sIBreckInrid and
Lame the Peoples Favorftes.


Democracy I'm MOtson---Electosal Con-
ventfon at JOnesborsagh--Knshu siastEc
Meeting and speeches--IBreckinrid and
Lane the Peoples Favorftes.
E1aors Union and Anerican:--
Yesterday there was meeting Of the Democracy
Of the lst Congressional Districs to nominate Dis
trict Hector. The platform alnnsed at Baltimore
was unanimously adopted, ami the nominations of
BRECENRIDGE AND LANE were enthusiastically en-
dorsel There is not dissenting Democrat in East
Tennessee. Col L. c. HAYNES, Eector for tho State
at large being in town, was called to address the
convention, he came upon the sand in the midst of
great applause and made strong. eloquent and en-
thusiastic speech for the platform and ticket
Gen. MII1GAS also aaaresseatle rleetiDg at length
explaining the action of the two conventions to the
entire satisfaction of the Democrats present. The
cause goes brayely Ou. The convention nominated
for elector. Hon. A. G. WArk1xs, and numerous
assistant electors All is right in upper East Ten
nessee. a
The convention adjourned with three loud and
long cheers for BREcKNRIDeE and LANE and South
ern Rights. Yours truly. A DEMocRAr
KINGSTON Tenn. July l, 1860
DEAR SIRs One hundred guns for the indomitable
BRECKENRIDGE and the gallant LASE, the tiunderbelt
of the Mexican war
Our Democracy are perfectly jubilant and pant
ing for the chase. Down with Squatter Sovereignty
and Douglasism generally, is now the war cry of
the South, and, :" damned be he who first cries,
hold enough!'
East Tennessee is in perfect blaze and will come
to the polls and give such vote for BREcuNRDeE
and LANE, will forever sound the death knell of
DorcLAS and BELL and the Abolition candidates.
united South, now and forever Let the glad
shout go forth from the housetop, from the hills and
hollows, Union, Victory, and Liberty, and thou
sand cheers for BREcKNRIDoE and LANE. the pure
patriot, and the Marion Of the Mexican war"
RoANE
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received this lay beautiful q Orgsndi,
Mnslins, shich he VII sell cheaper thaa offered beor,
IN THIS market Call and see them At
No. 10 UNION STREET.
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have on hand and for SAFE $500 pounds of News Ink
warranted no / article. - s arH
Also, have Just received complete sormen Of Nades
celebrated coored Job Inks Of every tint and shade
f. HAGAN,
iune3O-tf No. Al College street.
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The Grover Baker stitch Is he only pstenass aeh, and
strictly adapted family The stitch e double,
Be rfD9ed 7be machine making tbs sfeh. Isuaf s-a
requiring thread ~ pool
ed, and finishes lie Vgrk & Il h most SIMPLE less liable to
derAngsnt easy Learn nd operate ef any in Us,
Possmga grzssr range Of eaFsey for family puposs han
any ether other OF perhaps All other kinda. A.
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A MOTHERS TRIALS; or The First Born. A Move
By the Author Ct 's1iy Lady" lamo,
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LIFE OF STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS By J. W. SHEA
HAN, Editor the Chicago Times With Portrait In
One Volume, SEQ pages Emo.