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The bill to regulate the salary of the Mayor was
taken up and passed on its third reading.
The bill from the b ard Of Aldermen, to elect an
additional policeman in the Fourth Ward, WIS
taken up and passed on three several readings.
The bill from the Board of Aldermen, to grade
and improve South Market street. was taken up and
passed on its first reading.
The bill to regulate Medical Colleges and Dissecting
Rooms was taken up, and after being considered,
was re-cOmmtted and Dr. W1SroN added to the
Committee.
The amendment by the Board of Aldermen to the
bill to raise and improve North Summer and Cherry
streets, taken up and concurred in.
The petition of Eli L. WOoDs, granted by the
Board of Aldermen, was taken up, and referred to
special committee, composed of Messrs. SHANE
BOsuCK and CRMGHEAD.
The bill from the Board of Aldermen, to create a
paid Steam Fire Department. was taken up and
amended so to appoint two hosemen for each
company, ito be duty only at fires) a salary of
sI25O each per month, and passed on two readings,
and was then passed on its third reading by the fol-
lowing vote:
Ayes -Messrs. Veteran. Darden, Shane Bostck,
Creighton, Craehead, Cheatham, Ithea, Marlborough,
Hurt Paul, and Winslon-I2.
NOes-Messrs. Bell and Jones'.
Is CONFERENCE.-The two Boards met in conven-
ton and proceeded 10 elect two members Of the
Board Of Education.
Messrs J. W. HON., Mason VANNoY and JORDAN
COLEMAN were put in nomination, and Messrs. HoYT
and COLEMAN were elected on the first ballot.
The convention then proceeded to elect police
man for the Fourth Ward, when the following gen
temen were put in nomination Messrs. GEO. C.
CorToN, JOHN 5. LOVE- JAMES Henson and w. 7.
WRIGHT. Mr.. WRIGHT withdrawn after the first
ballot, and on the fifth ballot Mr.. CoTroN was
elected.
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CITY NOTICES.
RarEainSI RarpRinsI

We are offering a large stock of Goats, Vests,
Shirts and Drawers for Mems and Boys wear at cost
for cash. WARD BERWrNGHlM. q Co,
juyl7-lm. No 20 Public SQUARE
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Better than all others.
LAFAYETTE, Onondaga County, N.Y.
June sd, 1858.
MEssRs ". Z. HAGAR Co-GeRtS Ny hair having turned
prematurely grey and being unwilling to wear silver locks in
youthful days. have tried various preparations which were
highly restoring hair to its original color
others Prof Woods Hair Bestorer but found them all
more or less nectua and quite expensive until about year
ago commenced using Hemreets Hair Coorng, prepared by
you, '0hch IJoaRd to be all that you recommended it,
1t restored my hair to its original beauty, and keeps soft and
oily and the expense trhng that it nothing at all
afsi continually drawing funds keep myself supplied
with Prof wood the previous; and after all psus
ceving no benefit Therefore take pleasure in recommending
your Hair Colorng to the public cheap and ecd; HaiT
ReStOTer Yours truly,
WIN P. WENTWORTH.
Onondaga County, Subscribed before me this s3d
day Of June, 1883. W. S. COLE, Justice
that this result produced HRIsTRKKTs
Irritable the original and Only reliable Hair Restorative
Price fifty cents bottle. Sold everywhere.
HAGAN CO., Proprietors, Troy, N Y.
iulyI-dAwIm
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selear, an honored and beloved clergyman of tie
Presbyterian Church, died at his residence in this
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| - --,,. ,.. ds-rs to inform ny friends and Gus
~ - s;tv AZ NASHVILLE that fully pre-
80 - n.s ops ard s shove named beverages in any
quantity nst ay . their orders promptly attended To-
49, srShinr Pic Eic and other parties
al sheTte notice Ny wagons daily running through
~ v 40 af al may have opportunity Of being always
sn1nlis si n. MCCORMICK,
Na4nVfle.
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CHICAGO, July 25.-The Democratic ConQressiona
Convention OF the Fifth District nominated Hon
William A. Richardson for Congress- TO-DAY.
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Ayers Acme Cure.


which neuraizes this nalarOus poison in the blocd
and stimulates the liver to ex2el it from the body As
should, 50 IT Goes this affecting disorder with
perfect certainty. And it does MORE or rather does
what Is OF more service to those subject this infection.
taken IN season It expels it rm the system as it is
absorbed, and thus keeps those who use it free from its
attacks keeps the system in health although exposed
to the disease Consequently it nc only cures bug
protects FROM tie great variety Of elections which are
induced by this malignant influence such as Remittent
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Masked Ague Periodical
Headache, or Bilious Headache Bilious Fevers Neu-
Ta!gia, rheumatism, Gout. Blindness Toothache Ear
ache, Catarrh, Asthma, Papitations Painful Affections
Of the Spleen, Mysteries Collie Paralysis and Painful
Affections Of the Stomach and Bowels all Of which
when arising from this cause viii be found to assume
more or less the intermittent type This "AGUR
CURE removes the cause Of these arrangements, and
cures the disease.
This it accomPlshes by stimulating the excretories
to exPel the virus from the system; and these organs
oy degrees become habed to do this their Office Of Their
own accord Hence arises what term GcclinsGtatiom
lime may accomplish the end but often life is not
long enough, or is sacrificed in the attempt while this
" AGUE CUEE does It at once, and with safety. We
have great reason 70 believe this is surer as wei as
safer remedy for the whole class eff diseases which are
caused by the miasatc Infection than any other which
has been discovered; and has s another important
advantage to the public, which is that it is cheap as
well as good.
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J. W. Willianls--Agent.

p,aUriesOs Of these Machines raln, "a substantial
s si.i) thaa their Instruments soRE Sses aug
tz Of nSsSzss0r sid perform The The possible
manner combning IL dose, The merits % II tie other Ma
chimes. and, at The tine, EsssinE thsi fszlts con
snds Itself to the public the gseas Family Sew
ing machines and Is adapted 70 sseg SroAea q dad
~ where the needle Is required.
They VII stitch hem, fell, bind ana gather Fhey rake
strong lock stitch, that Sxsed or pusa Thsy
make absAuu, Uniform stitch. alksa both 81 tie
without forming ridges underneath.
The Machines have great strength perfectly simple Als
the Management Of them easily acqalssd
Any spool Of cotton, thread sk zsy used fhey ara
almost Oisesss in their operations, ard H sosar 0H Aa
any other Sewing Machine extant.
Let Manufacturers, Pants Farmers, HousskPI, Or
other persons in search OF inrunea execute any Find
Of Seloiag d0Ee By machinery, RAKE surs tsey ssers "a
Best, BY examining before purchasing.
TA liberal aiscOunt made MiastsEsAnd hAriiAbie
eisties
NJ An Ma.inss warranted three ysar, and fall nsueOn
s;yen 70 use thezs satisfactorily.
RESPONSIBLE AGENEs WANTED.
The puss ar. invited "a s.n ana.1rnlns As liAAlns
SO PUBLIC sQUAHR
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From lhIIadeIphia.

PHILADELPHIA, July 24-The first series of Repub-
lican political addresses delivered this evening
in Concert Hall, in this city, by Hon. John Hickman
The attendance was large and enthusiastic His
subject was g the great issues of the day"
Mr.. Hickman's speech contained severe denunci-
alton of Mr. Douglas course on Kansas, preferring
that of Mr.. Breckenridge outspoken and evident,
while that of Mr. Douglas was concealed and tricky
The speech created considerable excitement among
the friends of Douglas and will probably call forth
numerous able replies. 1t is understood that John
B. Haskin will reply at Winchester in Hickman's
Jigt,
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TETK only Lincoln county running regArly three tine
week and back from FAyettsvillss TuAhona; leaving
Tuah0ma Monday Wednesday and Friday nFeturn leave Fay
ottsve Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday The nail
Fayesssveand the ct Tuahoa and for the aeeonm9a
ton Of passengers 3. Smith, agent ct zuahoAs Good
and careful drivers Ths fare through cnly tae dolas
IvI-l1tg JOHN =. TAY1oR-
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New YoRx, July 26.-The Times says that the rea
destination Of Gen. Walker Is Nicaragua.
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Decrease = IUIbI3 I4I,yJ5
The increase Of large and indicates want OF pru-
dence the the banks. The loans millions
than they this time last The decrease Of
Gle less than expected in this especepecaly in view
Of the OaOena arrival last eVennghe statement strong
But the continue expand, the banks will find
they have not specie enough stand the drain that will set In this
fall.
There Is changel money report The papers say that
the supply for long paper large enough 20
leeP the market easy call there plenty Of money to-day at
per cent The Treasury did Large business to day. the
receipts $3.50 9Q6 Of which $751; J0 for CUSTOMS the
paEnents a42l 2 this evening SIS. $50 OLE
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DIR. HOOfIand'S Celebrated
GERMAN BITTERS

NETILL efectually Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, Jaun
Wv Dice Chronic Nervous Debility, Diseases Of the Kid
neys all diseases arising from isoered Liver and ston
such Constipation Inward Piles Funess of Blood to th
Head Acy Of the Stomach Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust fO
Food, Funess weight the Stomach, Sour Erucations
Sinking Futterng Pit of the stomach Swimming tbs
Choking Suocating when lying posture, Dim
Vision Dots Webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull
Pain in the Heal Deficiency of Precipitation, Yellowness Of thu
Skin Eyes, Pain the Side Back Chest LIMBS &c. Sud
den Fushe Burning In the Flesh Constant Imagn
ings Of Evil and Great Depression Of Spirits.
The propreors calling the attention Of the public to th
PREPARATION do with feeling OF the utmost confidence In it
virtues the diseases which
untried article, but that has stood the
trial before the American people, and its
and sale unrYaed by similar preparation
The testimony in its favor given by prominent and we'll
Physicians and individuals in all parts OF the country
and careful pCusa of the Almanac published annu
proprietor and be had gratis OF Of his Agents
cannot satisfy the skepcal that this remedy really
deserving the great celebrity it has obtained.
HOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL
Will cure long standing Cold very short time. Read the
following: . 1850
Dr. C. NJ JACKsoN-sr had for time been suffering
cold having pains through whole system
throat and hoareness recommended to try Hoof
lands Balsamc Cordial" accordingly procured bottle and
am happy that half Of il completely cured me-
now unhesatingly recommend it to friends who be sim
ary afflicted and deem it more than justice to bear m
public testimony to its virtues Respectfully yours
ELEANOR McHENRY,
Tenth Street. above Coates.
Prepared emily by Dr. NJ. Jackson, No 4s Arch Street
Philadelphia and for sale by Druggist and
out the United States and Canade Price IS cents bottle
o. J. WOOD. st. Louis Wholesale Agents for the West
Erwin PENDLETON & CO., Nashville, Tenn, VIII Jesale
Agents Retailed by 10 @. BROWN and EVANS, G. W HEN
DERSHOTT and WELLS HOOPER, Nashville; j. B.
MATHEWS, Edgefeld; J. c. Do2CH South Nashville
fahII-lV
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IA S WILLIE
RAELWAY TArTEEls.
DeParture o. Passenger Trains.
CIrv ConnciI.

BOARD OF AIDERxEN.-The Board OF Aldermen
held an adjourned meeting yesterday afternoon
Mr. HAMILTON asked and obtained leave to withdraw
the petition of the Nashville and Northwestern Rail-
road Company. and also the resolution reported by
the majority of the Committee to whom the petition
was referred.
RI. was understood the subject would be brought
up at a future meeting upon new pefltlon-l
CoNNoS CorNcn.-The Common Council held a
regular meeting yesterday afternoon.
The report of the Revenue Collector shows col
IeetoDs amounting to OIL 60 for corporation pur-
poses, and s3S73 36 for schools.
sundry accounts reported upon by the Committee
on Finance were ordered TO be paid.
Mr.. Huyr presented the report of the Water Tax
Collector, showing assessment Of water tax for the
six months ending January /. 1861 as folio VS.
Amount OF water tax COS IS
Sprnkng FOR 1929
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S4NFORD'S
Liver Lnv5EOratOr,
NEVER DERFLITATES,
IT IS cOInpOHnded I

has become established fact Standard Medicine, know
and approved by all that have lsed it, and
with confidence in all the disease for which il
It has cured thousands & within the last two year,
who had given up all hopes Of relief the
unsolicited certificates in my - possession show.
The dose must adapted to the temperament of the
individual taking it, and ed in such quantities to
| act gently on the Bowels z
Let the dictates of your Judgment Guide you in the
use of the LIVER IN ViGORATOR, and it
| will cure Liver Conn plants Bill iOus At
tacks, Dyspepsia, Chronic DiarrhOea
ST, m broesy, S6 m stomaea, HSs fnte
| COstiveness, ChOl. ic, Cholera, ChOle-
Ienco. ] a u d c e. - Female Weakness-
es, and may be used sue Icessfull7 as an Ordina.
| ry Family medi. = cine. 1t will cure SICK
| III E ID A C n f., las = Thousands testify) i'm
twenty minutes, if - two three Tea
| SPOOnfuls are TAX. = en- at the commencement of
All whouse ftare giving their mouy
Mix water in the lnvigorstor, and swallow
Also, SANFOKD'S FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS, compounded from pure vegetable and
in GLASS CASES. air tight and will keep in climate.
tie but active Cathartc which the proprietor has
used in his practice more than twenty years.
have long used the PILLS ard the satisfaction which
all in regard to their has induced to place
them within the reach of all, -
The Profession well know that different Catharcs act
The FAMILY ca 8 TTfARTIC PILL
been compounded from 2 variety of the pursst vese
table Extracts, which act alike every part of the
alimentary canal, ere - good safe in all
where a Cathartc is n needed. such
rangement5 the stomach, Sic cpl
ness, Pains in the e Back and L. O n =,
COsIiVeneSS, Pain and Soreness
the whole b Q y, = from sudden cold which
frequently, if neglected, - end in long of Fe
Loss of Appe- . Lite, "a Creeping SEN
saIiOn of Cold over 2 the body, RESTLESS
ness, Headache, or = weight in the head
all InfIammatO - Diseases, Worms, in
Children Adults, RheumatiS great
Purifier OF the Blood = and many diseases to which
flesh is heir, to mention in this advertise
ment Desc, to 3. Price , dimes
The Liver InVigorator and Family Ca
thartiC Pills tsled by Druggists generally anc sold
wholesale by the trade ia all the large
ST W.SANF0RD, NJ. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor. 1886 Broadway N. Y.
Oh. WOOD CO.,
st. louis, Mo.
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Being an increase the last six months of.. s2A25
And Of s2rukling las: year Of 7O5
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BANK NOTE AND Exchanges List.

BROKEN WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville
Central Bank OF Tennessee, Nashville
Farmers and Mechanics Rank, Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution.
Exchange Bank, Murfreesboro'.
Miners and Manufacturers Bank, Knoxville.
Bank Of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank Of Trenton
Bank of Jefferson, cambridge.
Offering Os on the dollar the notes
Of the Bank Of East Tennessee, and Exchange Bank.
other States.
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Iotal sly =
Mr. PAUL presented a petition from sundry prop.
erty holders in South Nashville, praying the i'm
provement of South College street from Franklin
street to the corporation line.
Mr.. McFERRAN presented the following petition
WHEREAs, there is an attempt on the part of the
different Railroads terminating at Nashville, to con-
meet the by erecting ORION Depot in this city,
which we, tine Merchants and citizens of Nashville,
believe will have an injurious effect upon the trade
of the city cluse real estate deprecate in value,
and that every department of trade will be effected
thereby therefore, we, the undersigned pray your
honorable body 10 give this matter your serious at
tention and if consistent with your views, prevent
the connection of the roads in this city for the pres
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Burge q Swan, Ewing, Pendleton Co,
Morris & StrattOn, J.B, McFerrin
FreLch, Erwin & Reid, Furman CO.,
II. S. French, Irby, Morgan q Co,
Ewing NcCrory 4 C., A. j. McWhirter Co.,
Terrass Brothers, Washington, Bryan & Co.,
Armstrong q Co., Evans Co..
Mzell, Hooper & Co. NJ. q E. +. Cheatham,
Leilyett and Smith, Z. H. Ewing Co..
A Jenkins Acher, Cheatham & Bro.
Hugh, McCrea g. Co, Nichol, Green & Co.,
J. Lumsden Co, Gould d Freeman.
Ben. NJ. Noel & Co, Stratton a. Seymour
,Wm Strong. Kmbro Sims
Kirkpatrick Nevins & Co, Hillman Brothers,
Lanier, Phillips d Co., Gardner q Co.,
J. n Il H. Spery, Allison, Anderson & Co.,
W. 7. Beatty, Robb Il Smith,
G. II. Vessel, Hays Sands
T. L. Marshall, Thompson Co.,
Samuel Cowan, FAN Cunningham,
Cooke, Bailey & Co.. Saufey Porter & Co.
Douglas & CO., Edwards Harris & Co.
Hollins nd u
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SOUTHERN PORTABLE PLANTATION
Corn Feed and FIGURING Mill.

CATOOSA SPRINGS.
FNHE subscriber having again taken lease of this we'll known
Il watering place, justly famous as the
Saratoga of the south,
thankful for patronage received season. will again
be prepared to receive visitors by the middle Of June next
literally bestowed upon this popular Sumner
Resort
shall endeavor times provide my table with all the
aanabe Of the and have made arrangements
to keep on hand q constant supply Of Ice.
shall also have the BEST COOKS that can be procured in the
sOut provide sucency Of faithful and attentive
ervants. have also engaged the services OF
SUPERIOR MUSICIANS,
and those who delight cOnCerd of sweet sOunds viii
abundaDly gratihed
The MEDIONAL VIRTUES Of these many and varied min.
era waters are require
srption In addition the Red White and Black Sulphur
Gnngs them combined with Iron and Magnea, there
dations very extensive have many pleasant cottages
arste from main hote where families quiet and
tired as in their own homes.
SITUATION, CONVEYANCE, 80
Springs in CaooSa county Ca 81 miles from
and Atlantic Railroad. fine Omnibus and good
the platform arrival of each train The
Springs direct railroad communication with Savannah
Charleston, Augusta, Macon Medgeve Columbus
Montgomery, Nashville and Chattanooga
Terms of Board.
Per Day 200
~ single W lO0C
e. hont.... .... ......... $500
visitors who wish to board by season, with
families will be boarded $50 per month Those who wish to
engsg board by the would do well address the
Springs.
ITChildren and servants boarded at half price
april 2S-dtS4m III. HARTMAN.
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MONTVALE SPRINGS.
Ia q Q.
S' LANEER d SONS, AND A. p. WATT,
OWNERS AND PRoPRIEToKs.
Also Owners mainly, and Projectors of
HANGE TEL,

AONIGOAERI, ALABAAA.
RAYELERs the Railroads from Dalton or Chastsnooga
Coaches at Knoxville
Messr Laner Sons have engaged business
TN Macon, Ga in New York and
more nSn twenty Experience has taught them
OF me travelling Public; and they seek health
comfort Pleasure that complete
MONTVALE SPRINGS,
in the extent and variety Of objects are
cured They invoke the attention public to their advau.
tages in all these respects
As to the curative properties Of these Waters Eve experienced
resident physicians testify follows:
They are in their effects the system Duretc Da
phoretc Aperent, Highly Aerant, Exhilaran Indirectly
foEernlly Tonic They have perhaps, rival in efficacy
eer IN the mineral vegetable Kingdom for all eompr
hended under the general term Dyspepsia many and
varied concomsnts Hpochondrsisis, NeuraEia Chronic
Liver Complaint enlargement Of the Spleen, Nervous
Headache Debility, Deralgement Of the Nervous system,
Their Diuretc properties render them remedy
most cases OF Chronic Dro2y, and affections Of the Kidneys
They are also efficient in Mercial Disease, the
ant powers OF vitality and thus assisting to sodge and
throw on any morbid poisonous matter from the system
In Short all cases Of general debility AMI enervson viii and
very agreeable and reliable remedy in these
Cases OF obstinate Chs and dis
eases as Herpes, letters, &C. have been cured them.
Hedo earnestly therefore, in all sincerity, recommend all
persons suffering nth Chronic Diseases and make trial
Of the Montvale Waters"
WATT, LANIER CO.
The huntsville tAls Democrat Memphis AppsaE Vicks-
burg (Siss Citizen, and Natshez miss Free Trader will
copy in all their Issues for three months bills Mont
vale Springs, TO the pFsPrielOrs
msy3-5fW&W3m WATT, LANIER 4 co
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COMMERCIAL.
monetary.

Tbs telegraph reports sales Of Tennessee Bonds in New Ysrk
on the 18th at 9o1Ss
The New York Herald Of Monday evening Gays
The bank statement compares fOlOss with of
Polynesian., 1860-03-24

Why DO CHILDREN DIE The reason why chill
dren die, says DIR. Hall, is because they are not
taken care of. From the day of birth, they are
stuffed with food choked with physic. sloshed with
water, sufocated in hot rooms, steamed in bed
clothes. So much for indoors. When permitted
to breathe breath of pure air once weak in sum-
mer, and once or twice during the colder months,
only the nose is permitted to peep into daylight.
little later they are sent out with no clothes at
ALL as to the part of the body which most needs
protection. Bare legs, bare arms, bare necks,
girted middles with an inverted umbrella to collect
the air and chill the other parts of the body.
strong stout man goes out in a cold day, with his
gloves and over coat, woollen stockings and thick
double soled hoots with cork between and rubbers
over. The same day child three years old, a
child in flesh and blood, and bone and constitution,
goes out with soles thin as paper, cotton socks,
legs covered to the knees, neck bare an exposure
that would disable the nurse kill the mother out
right in fortnight, and make the father an invalid
for weeks. And why To harden them to mode
of dress which they never expected to praetice
to accustom them to exposure which dozen years
later would be considered downright foolery. To
rear children thus for the slaughter pen, and then
Law il to the Lord is too bad. We don't think the
Almighty has any hand in it. And to draw COM
fort from the presumption that He is an agency in
the death of child. in the manner of the quoted
article, is PROCLAMATION.