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Prom New YOak

New YoRg, Aug 6.-Martin Halligan brutally
murdered his wife in Forty third street. last night,
with Ratchet.
Three mer, named JOHN Smith, Vim. Johnson. and
Armel Berger have been arrested suspicion of
setting FIRE unoccupiel house on Church street
They are engine runners
Moses I. teach has retired from the !Sga, AMI il
succeeded by VIM. &. Church.
An attempt was made on Saturday afternoon. to
circulate counterfeit IS on the ADDISON Bank OF
Addison, y. Y. The police nctidel the store keepers,
and but one or two were passed. There were no
arrests.
The brig W. x. Kihry. from New Orleans. which
had previously landed cargo If slaves. was found
Gbanioncd oil ..nlu''I b, jhr T. ;. steamer Cruss-
der and h. Ouc' E-v West the 24tI ulI.
The TribHaes Washington correspondent saws: |
hear that the Peruvian Minister who has gene 10
New York, Is instructed by his government 20 re-
turn home in case our Minister at Peru, MIR Clay
should suspend his relations there on account Of the
refusal of that government 10 comply promptly with
the demands of our own.
John A. Dix has written letter favoring Breck-
inridge and Lane but recommending the co opera
ton Of all opponents of Lincoln TO decide the Pres
idenal eectionin this State aganstth Republicans
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DEATH FROM Sun STEoEE-A gentleman named
Bennett A JoYCE, well known in this community
especially to river men, died from sun-stroke yes
terday about noon. He was attacked near the COR
ner of Cherry and Deaderick streets and died in =
few minutes
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Markets by reIegraph.

Nrw ORLEANS Aug Fiction quiet saeStOday 200 bales
Ing so bales new Cotton days 1850 bales Receipts
S3 days $50 bales against $50 bales during the corresponding
tine last year receipts this Port ahead Of last M
$50 bales Total receipts Cotton date $50 bales
against 81 bales up time last Corn dull SO
rs Mess Pork held D 90; Ld steady, in Fegs c Mo-
nothing TooaccO fm prices sitter but quotations
unchanged. Sterling exchange 9hS9x On bills oflatng OK
60 New York sight exchange 7I9s premLm. Freight to
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COMMERCIAL.


The telegraph reports sales u Tennessee per cent Bonds in
Nex York Monday at cox 9eoc.
The following statement Of the Of tAs New York
City Banks for last week compared with that OF he previous
week Decrease in specie ss7ss fnereass in circulation
s4s 1885, Decrease in deposits s4S Inereasein loans ell
$3.50,
The gold deposits at the United States mint in Philadelphia for
the month Of July amounted s9 the silver deposits and
purchases silver sls the Of old issue in
change for the ncke - Of deposits Of STA
OO rheeoinage for the same time Tssn gold ell 5 Who'll
~ in double half eagles; silver $780, and In cents
$4,000 The whole value OF the coinage S5 $751; and the
whole number of pieces coined l,O9s,s3c.
Land warrants the decline in New York. The follow
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Produce At Liverpool.
Breadstuffs i'm England.

We have by telegraph dates from Liverpool to the 18th u
Flour and wheat had advanced New York Eoenng Post
Of the Sd says:
private letters by the As in REGARD to the scrons
PROBABILITY OF large demand Tor our ceTeal Notwithstanding
the weather and the RAPID improvement
Il harvest prospects and France The Liverpool and
London crcuss good demand for all ore dstns al
higher prices and this too Of heavy supplies
III, Black Sea and Mediterranean he decided upward ,er'
almost @ntey to the seTi u fall
ing o 10 the deliveries Of the Eag farmers, thus forcing lie
! ,fo-a
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Fresh Arrivals for Spring ana summer.
B. r. TT Err,
Noe SO asd 50 Corner Of College aid Br0GsiOGE,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
Wholesale aud RetsiI Dealer In
ALI
Boots, Shoes, Hats. I'm bre Has Whipss& &C
FVAS just opened exhibition, Of the best
lecei stocks before offered. and az Nv prices
GENTS, BOYS, AND YOUTHS's
Ese style II sswed and Peggd yerks enbraeiny Calf So
Patent Leather, Cost, Buekskn. Cloth, and Lasting Caters,
lace aud pped Shoes Oxford Ties, &C. and in short
desirable make and guilty.
LADIES', MISSES, AND CHHLDRENsS
Ny stock thsdeptent hasbeen selected great care,
exselsd ompssng part Calf Kid Goat
French Caters, Boots, Bnskins Slippers
&C, &c, and without heelL
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS.
Just received fiYcs en- the aanofseoses ever sys and
color Beaver Cashmere. HFnc, Woo Straw and Leg
horn Hats
Ulress, Trunks Travelling Bags Carpet Bags, school
Sahes Saddle Bags Backing xnd Brushes, Walking Canes,
racks, whips, ThOng Hosiery &C &c, constantly hand.
All Of which will be sold wholesale retail reasonable
BELTING &e., AT COST.
5000 feet Of Leather and Gum Betting. from l9nshes
vide Packing, all hesne, Copper Bu and Rvits, and
Lace Leather cost Tor casA, to close
Corner Of College and Broadway,
March 23-dtE&EH ne NASHVILLE, renn
1860 FEBRUARY, 1880
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From Roston,

BOsToN, Aug. 6.--Wm. Howard, residing in North
street. arrested yesterday for killing his wife by
beating and kicking her at Canton yesterday.
The steamboat express train from New York ran
over Mr. Maran of Stoughton, killing him almost in
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roreign Commercial.

LIvRpooL July a7th-Per CGasdidR Cotton Sales
The week $4,000 oaes miiag and low les in
qualities Irregular Sales Fray sou
bales closing Flour firm; ". ayIncd le4s Com
prices easier but quutatio- unchanged Provisions dull
LIVERPOOL Juy g7Per Canadian or the veeA' 3
Cotton sales Spectators 1909 All Exporters 1903 bsss
Orleans Fair IA Orleans Midi ing 55s Mobile :; MObil
MildDg 5s Upana Far 67l Upland bidding 57 Stock It
Liverpool 9s9 bes OF which I4OO bales are American
Manchester aGvices unavorabe there being but little inquiry
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Arrival OF the steamers Canadian and
Arag0.

New YORK. August THE steamer Canadian has
arrived at Farther Point, with Liverpool dates of
the 27th ult.
1t is reported that the convention relative to the
Intervention of the Great Powers signed at
Paris Thursday.
The Goodwood cup won by Sweet Sauce.
Starke was fourth in the race.
The steamer Arago has arrived. Her dates are
anticipated.
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The Loussvilie journal OF yesterday says
he dem&od for noticeable week ago SUI exists eat
capital abundant to meet the Neither have We any
change in the matter We continue to
quote Wisconsin Illinois at ~ discount ara is
fou other generally per cent discount
EXCHANGE the East sells and New orleans = pren'
Thee fair demand for land warrants at SgO for ooacrs run
be dsaIer. 81 for I2l and ls5 Tor l6O acre.
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Fron Wa.hIngtoA.

WASHINGTON, August 6.-Mr. Conrad, Secretary of
War under Mr. FILNORE's administration, is now
here preparing for publication letter urging
joint Bell and Douglas ticket of "Unionists, for the
sake of the Union" and proposing that the success
full delegates choose between those respective
Presidential candidates according to their relative
strength.
Official dispatches from Utah state. that, in
addition to the 100 reYolvers heretofore supplied
60 rifles with the necessary ammunition, have been
furnished by the proper military officers to the pony
express riders. for defense against the Indians.
Nearly all the Foreign Ministers are absent from
Washington. Senior Lassana, the Spanish Envoy. IL
an exception but he will in the course Of the pre-
sent week start on a Northern tour.
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CITY NOTICES.

We judge of the merits of physician by the
amount of business he does, and guided by that as
a criterion, we should say the Indian Herb Physi-
clan, whose office is at Al Cedar street, is very
skilfu DOCTOR as his rooms are tEronged constantly
with patients from town and country. We advise
those who are in want of the services of medical
man To call on the doctor at once
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ExcuraiOnIstE.

DErRoT. August Ga large party of excursion
lists from Kentucky, Mississippi Alabama Louisiana,
and Texas, invited by the several railroads. arrived
here this afternoon, route for Niagara Falls, and
are being entertained this evening by grand ball at
the Russell House. Among them many promi-
nent Southern gentlemen, the New Orleans press
being largely represented. They leave tomorrow
by special train.
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MADISON, Ind, Aug. 6.-The whisky receiver il
Adams, Mccormick & Co.'s distillery at Edinburg
Ind. exploded yesterday afternoon about o'clock
instantly killing Martin Meadows. Mr.. Adams anC
Mr. Pinney were badly burned, but will recover.
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North Carolina Election

PETERSBURG VA. August 6.-The Express (neutraD
has Just received the following from reliable source
at Raleigh:
Full returns from IS counties show a net gain
for Pool of 5000 over Fillnore's vote. These A.
counties constitute twOthTds Of the popular vote of
the State. Admitting that Pool will gain in the same
ratio in the remainder of the State, Ellis majority
will be 1851. The Democratic majority in the Leg
islature will be reduced considerably, but is too
large to be overcome. The Democrats have evident
ly carried the State"
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A HV LIE
,,ocK CRY WILLS.

.,nxrsDav MORNING, AUGUST s, 1860.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


- - anu
Syracuse, N Y, Aug. Delegates to the Breek-
inridge and Lane State Conventiontion, which meets
here tomorrow, are arriving freely and there is no
doubt thatevery assembly district in the State will
be represented. There will be but one organizations
and the Convention will be called to order By John
A. Green, ir Chairman Of the National Democratic
state Convention. We assured by those who
know, that the full State and Electoral ticket
viii be nominated, and that no fusion will
take place. Resolutions are. prepared endorsing
Breckenridge and Lane and the platform adopted At
the Maryland Institute at Baltimore The Renresen-
tatives as they arrive, all indorse the Green or
ganizatiOn and repudiate Mr.. Schels call for Con-
vention
The Central City Courier publishes sll from 400
Democrats OF this city for meeting OF the friends
of Breckenridge and Lane this evening TO organize
company club to be called "Giant KiIlersD
The attendance Of the Democratic Convention at
present is light. but number Of delegates will ar
the next train. Il expected that full re-
presentations viii be present t0-merrow. Very few
outsiders muster yet. The only leaders now pres-
Augustus ScheH is not here yet but is expected in
the morning. Ed. Crosswen renamed over at Al
bany. and will not be at Syracuse in consequence of
Indifferent health. He is said to have compromise
and union
The organization Of which John A. Green. ir. is
the head appears to be the generally recognized
by the delegates as regular. Schell 1t is thought,
will not make any great opposition TO It, as many
delegates from New York city give in allegiance to
Green IL appears certain that straight ticket,
both State and Electoral will be made, but there
an effort amongst a few delegates for postpone
ment for the purpose of effecting compromise.
The II O'Clock train from the East brings up ad
ditonal delegates including Augustus Schell and
the majority of the New York delegation. Dickin-
son Is talked of for Governor by reclamation, but
his wishes will be consulted. lie is expected to
morrow If he does not wish to run probably
Charles O'COnnOr WILL be the nominee
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Missouri and Arkansas Elections.

ST. LOUIS August AS far as heard from, Bar
retts majority for Congress- for the short term, Is
As. 1t is generally conceded that Blair IS elected
for the long term The Legislative ticket favprs the
Republicans.
Fort SMITH, ARK, August johnson Is probably
elected Governor by 10000 majority.
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FOR MAYOR.

We N-s authorized 10 Announce J. Mixes, osndi.
date for Alderman from Ward ensuing Municipal
election. auGo-tde
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Fever and Ague.

from which mankind suffer over large part Of the
glche, IS the consequence Of diseased action in the
system, mduced By the poisonous mnsm Of vegetable
decay This exhaaon IS evolved BY the action Of solar
heat wet sof, and rises With the waler vapor from
it. While the sun is below the horizon this vapor
fingers near the earths surface and the virus is taken
with It through the bugs into the blood Thcre Il acts
as an irritating poison the internal viscefa and
creting organs Of the body The liver becomes torpid
and fails to secrete not cny this vrus but also the bile
from the blood. Both the virus and the bic accumulate
in the circulation, and produce violent constitutional
disorder The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach
sympathize with the liver, and become dsordered also
Finally rhe instinct Of our organism fin an attempt
to expel the noxious ILLUSION, concentrates the whole
blood c. the body in TIE internal excreores TO force
them to cast It out The blood leaves the surface and
PUSHES to the central organs with congestve violence
This is the CHILL But in this effort it falls TAen the
FEVER oliows in which the blood leaves the central
organs and rushes to the surface as i IN another eor
e exLe the Irritating poison through that ether great
oxcrctorvhe skin In this also it fails, and the sys-
tn abandons the attempt exhausted, waiting Tor the
recovery Of strength repeat the hopeless effort another
day. These the fits or Laroxysms OF FEVER AND
A6UE. Such constitutional disorder viii OF course IN
dermine the health il it is not removed.
Va have labored TO find and have -ound, antidcte,
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CMERO KEE REM EDY,
NauseOus nrugs and Poisonous
Minerals.


ETE ash the afflicted Of either sex which do you prefer
~ pleasant delicious syrup, compounded from Natures
swn enedesone which VIII speedily and permanently cure
compounds heretofore used with all their nau
detatng effect together with the loathsome diseases
many times following the Of Mineral Posons
Cherokee Remedy is Natures SPECIFIC for GonoT
rhea elect Gravel Structure Fuor Abus whites in Females
and all diseases Urinary Organs curing these diseases by
all other preparations have failed and is one
OF Heavens offending m-n Instances coueF
produced effects which would stagger credulty
TIE nauseous preparations heretofore used have failed
instance been known TO fail Happily for
mankind Governor of the werd is Father who acts not
70 kill, but to cure
In Re appointed Medicine for these dreadful diseases
which quickly s to all parts Of the system attacks
the post and with fidelity and courage hpy
admirable never it rest unit has completely expelled 1t
from body, the unfortunate patient to former
health AID vgor
REMEDY strikes at the very root Of the disease its ten
dency simply suspend the poison but to the
cause which it depends
u p And what ENHANCES ITS VALUE the entire alb
sene Of all ,duseOus smell 1t lay in the count
ing room the toilet table without being suspected
"femedy" for secret diseases.
treatise Venera Diseases with full directions for theu
permanent accompany each bottle. .
III Sold by all respectable Druggists and dealers in medi
cines PO"TE.t q MERWlN' sole eroPrietors.
st. Louis, Mo
Sold Nashville at wholesale BY Berry DemoTile and kW
ing Pendeon retail by Henderson,, and all Drug
Vists everywhere. dec4-dtw& Ely.inside
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Arrival OF the Prince ut Frederickuon.

FREDERICKroN, Aug. 6.-To4day has been the most
delightful yet experienced by the Prince since his
arrival. The toat ran up the ST. Johns river
through the most beautiful scenery and with fer
tile country on either side. There were groups of
people in boats, on wharves, and on every projec-
ton, and even in the church steeples who displayed
flags with royal notices, rang bells, fired muskets
and cheered TIE Prince directed the cheers to be
answered by the steam whistle and BY the bard.
The Prince launched on board with the Governor
and suite, Gen. Trolopf and suite and several mem
bers of the government, Legislature and Council,
and the Mayors of Halifax. Boston and Montreal.
He arrived at Fredericton at six O'Clock p NJ,
amid a salute Of guns.
The Prince was received by body of volunteers
drawn up in order, with great crowd on the ter
race and wharf who cheered with great enthusiasm.
The Prince and suite in uniform drove in carriages
to the Cool House the members of the Legislature
followed the procession. The Prince will spend a
quiet day on Sunday, and on Monday he will re-
ceve an address and levee, and ball will be Civ
en- at the Parliament buildings. The town is deco
rated with 5000 arches, and with flags in all the
windows and on all the telegraph poles. More ad-
dresses are being presented 70 the Prince than
expected If such avalanche continues collective
replies will have TO be made.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which nentralzes this rnalarous poison in the blood
and stimulates the liver ex2el it from the body. As
it should, it Goes care this affecting disorder with
perfect certainty. And It does more, ratler does
what IS Of more service those subject to this infection.
If taken in it expels it c the system it Is
absorbed, and thus keeps those who free from its
attacks keeps the system in health although exposed
to the disease. Consequently it NC only cures, bur
protects from, tie great variety Of affections which
induced BY this malignant influence such Renitent
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb, Masked Ague, Periodical
Headache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious Fevers, Neu-
zalga, Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness, Toothache, Ear
ache, Catarrh, Asthma, Papitatons Painful Affections
Of the Spleen Mysteries Coiie Paralysis, and Painful
Affections Of the Stomach and Bowels, al OF which,
when arising from this cause viii be found to assume
more or less the intermittent type. This AGUE
CURE" removes the Of these arrangements, and
cures the disease
This it accomphshcs by stimulating the excEetories
TO expel the virus from the system; and these organs
BY degrees become habited to do this their Office Of their
accord. Hence arises what we term accliasation.
Time may accomplish the end, but oen lie is not
long enough or is sacrificed IN the attempt, while thus
"AGUE CUEE does il at once, and with safety We
have great believe this is surer as well
safer remedy for the whole class Of diseases which
caused by the manstc infection, than any other which
has been discovered; and it has still another important
advantage to the public which i that it IS cheap as
vel as good.
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ct Is compounded entirely from Gum, and
become established fact Standard Medicine known
and approved by ali that have Used IT, and is
sorted 10 WITH confidence in all the which il
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w,~-voB. A. FahnestOck's Vermi-

zSSs-S FCGE has lorg been regarded with favor and
confidence by large body OF regular medical profession 10
every state in our Union, preparation unsurpassed ~
day, and daily prescribed by tie eminent physicians
throughout the Uni ed States During long period Of its
continued popularity spurious and counterfeit limitations have
from time TO time made their appearance Never has it been
necessary the Of the buyer iu1icors
purchasing genuine article this Gme.
often eosein their external resemblance to
B. FAHEEs1oCKs VerifuRe be we'll calculated pu.
upon the unsuspecting purchaser which
wished intended buy lt not enough buy of
credited agent but every purchaser must vgence avoid
imposed and examine bottle
himself that he buying the genuine A FAHSzrocKs Yer
mifuge. aug5-wIm
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ItsLFrAIIS! IShr&llnS
We are offering a large stock Of Goats, Vests
Shirts and Drawer FOR Mems and Boys wear at cost
for cash. WARD. BEEUINGHlM, & Co.,
iulyl7--lm. No 20 PubHc Square.
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HAEPER,S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR AUGUST.
HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR AUGUST
FRANK LESLTE,S MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR AUGUST.
FRANK LESLEE'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR AUGUST.
KNICKERROCEER MAGAZINE for August
KNICKER8OCKER MAGAZINE for August
GODEY,S LADY'S BOOK FOR AUGUST.
GODEY,S LADX'S BOOK FOR AUGUST.
ECLErIC MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST.
ELECTIC MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST.
ARTHUR,S MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST.
ARTuUR,S MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST
JUST RECEIVED BY
f. HAGAN,
iuIve2 College street.
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SOUTH RoYALToN, Vt, Aug. 6.-Newbanks factory
a hotel two stores. dwelling house, and the bridge
across the White river, were destroyed by fire II
Gaysville this morning. Loss Sl0O, 600.
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Great Rargains!!!

NNHE undersigned most respectfully begs leave to inform his
friends and the citizens of Nashville generally that having
old stand, Union Street, he is now
prepared furnish them with articles they may want IN his
line Wishing his present stock prior to making his
fall purchases, heis Offering his entire stock Of Watches
Jewsl Silver and Plated Ware at Cost! Those in want OF
barg gains would do we'll to call and examine
J. FLOWERS,
~ I'm A Ubion STREET Nashville. Tenn.