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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-22

NAJANTED.-suationto teach, by gentleman quS led
w teach English Latin French, Mahenacs and the Rudi
mens Of Greek He has had years experience Address
box No IS, Hampton Va. se5-u
NOTICE-Appleaton will he made the President and Di-
~ Of the Bank Virginia. for tie Of certificate
No 1904 IN said Bank dated December g. 1881 for share
standing In the OF ANDREW PARKS KanaAha the original
hAyn be- Loot
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Bry4n's Taste ess Yermifuge.
MTRApTWf

BryAn's Taste ess Vermifuge.
MIRACLEi
Nelly 4 rosy and romuy u fat
Both month since lean q rat;
Both we're m worms 10 ter ibie plight,
Convulsed In the day time and Geepess night.
"Whst wrought the ehAngei BRTAN's YutNiFUGK sore,
fsstslcsa water and certain 10
Price IS eenin FOR sale By FISHER SHEPHERD
Or. MeClintOek's PectOrai syrup. Are your lioRs
weak Does long breath give you palm Have you hacking
cough Do peotoats hard tough ~ate Are wasted
9Th nghtEeAs and want Of Sleep so, here q yoHr remedy
Il vii unQueStionably you. Price 81 Sold by
FISHER a SHEPHERD
DR.. McClintOckss Cold and Cough Mixture IL
dutio-sd oRdi curltre. DR. hcU
distinguished medical In America, and his cannot
be- questioned This preparation he declares his expert
10 b. sE AMI positive for cold cough sAtarh, In
h1cnzA and throat Il popcar throughout the Union
Price IS cents. Tor sae BY flSaER a SHEPdERD
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REERS q POINDEXTER.

RI receiving their stock o. FALL and WIyTER GOODS
n portion o. which ssleois IN Lordon Paris By
rgusou, " he house. Of B. fcryusn, Bother Co. and
PEne, d kent Paine o.. calh respectfully Invited
Beis-dia BEERS POINDEXFER
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-28

Wishing to reduce our STOCK before making
our Fall purchases, we have selected OUT an as
sOrtment Of boots, shoes and CATERS for Mems,
Boys, Ladies, Misses and Children, of light sum
mer wear, which we win sell at COST FOR CASH
Most of them are good shoes.
FARRAR, DIsNUKEs & Co.,
julyI3-lm. No. As College street
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This Is rather sad subject upon say moth
lag to cast cheering the gloom that regns
VERBALLY throughout the Southern States In Georgia nothing
like the drought has been known many
sSrouS accounts reach from nearly all the growing
States 1t is impossible to what proportion
involved in the calamity districts crops were never
better while in the middle south and greater portion
Of the Cherokee regions literally parched
that after failure OF the small grain crops the spring.
Of these localities there has been
since the hrst Of April and the prospect utterly desperate
come what may hereafter Southwestern Georgia is already
drawing On the market for ran and has coming
Many portions OF South Carolina suffering
the extent in Georgia. the crop, though,
very far below average.
In East Tennessee the great grain growing region Of south
the wheat crop failed and is unpromng from
drought.
Alabama has also suffered greatly many places the
sructon by drought and heat complete The
eastern portions are mostly Affected and in these all ope
bread is given up.
What have said Of applicable to Mississippi while
Louisiana has suffered TO degree In
parishes the the streams dried up perfectly white
in the fields.
In Texas though the ure perhaps universal than in
other State. Every portion thR
bghed, and hsr difficulties in communicating with other por
population the coming year.
Hoda, far have been able learn
any OF her sisters though she too, will be brought below
average in her crop.
kThis sad story but its sequel will still
nechon by railroads with the eeming Northwest will
provide against
out means to buy and their future is dark indeed.
None of the accounts the conclusion that
material damage has been sustained by the
few localities which most affected with drought has
ed and much Of its fruit but generally looking and
promises an abundant yield-sacanHaA Republican, July a.
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From washington.

WASHINGTON, July 26.-It is asserted by those who
have made particular inquiry that the secret organi
cation which excited lately fears of bloOdshed in the
Cherokee country is to say the least POLITICAL and
similar TO what commonly known in the States
as the Know Nothing party confined to pure-blOod-
ed Indians. Our Government has been watching
with some interest the events in that nation partc-
ularly those growing out of the agitation of the
slavery question, as any outbreak in that cOnnec-
ton might involve the whites residing in that
try in the consequences. No immediate danger is
now apprehended, the United States Indian Agent
having by this time reached the Cherokee reserva-
ton. He will make Immediate measures for the ex-
pulsiOn of the white intruders.
Judge Greenwood. Commissioner of Indian At
fairs, viii leave Washington in the course of few
days for the Pixies Peak county.
In 1851, a treaty arrangement was made with
the Arapahoes and Cheyennes which, while it fixes
the limits within which these Indians might hunt,
did not acknowledge their title to the land; but,
owing tn the extension of the white population.
they have been seriously curtailed in their supplies
from the chase. In view of this and the fact that
they are friendly Indians Congress by its legislation
appropriated $1,000 for presents and to defray
the expenses of holding a Council regarding
their future welfare. The Commissioners former
visits among the various tribes of Indians having
been productive of highly beneficial results it is be-
leved that the now contemplated viii have a
favorable effect and that in accordance with the
nest desire of the ArapahOes and Cheyennes these will
be secured in the possession of permanent homes
and induced to change their present mode of obtain
ing precarous subsistence.
The treaty of amity and commerce with Japan,
notifications of which were exchanged by the En-
bassy when they were in Washington is officially
published One of the articles provides that the
President, when requested by the Japanese Govern
ment will act friendly mediator in such matters
of difference as may arise between the government
of Japan and any European power.
The rumor that Gen Gushing aspires to the Su-
preme Court is founded upon nothing, except that
his talents and learning would eminenty fit him for
such place. His views and wishes have differ
ent direction.
Secretary Floyd has declined going to Old Point
at present, as he intended
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Died.

In Pontiac Michigan Monday night, SD inst, at tn
house Of Dr. TreadWay Of hemorrhag the lungs Charles
VAuLx CARTER on Of SAM J. Carter Of this city, the 9lst
year Of his age.
All mourn the loss Of friend, and that all who
knew CHARLIE only respected him but OCed him
friend and brother.
The custom Of betoVng some praise TO the Of depart
ed to all concerned cannot be said that such
sths in this instance The many virtues which clustered
around the Of departed friend should not be forgot
ten his whole life pattern Of good works. his highest
ambition seemed to be O have always conscience void Of Of
fence toward God and toward man" The writer knew him WE'LL
and safely that with thoroughly
devoted to the Cause Of christianity.
He has to his who loved BIN shall
We have lost friend and brothehs parents
aknd and asnae his brothers and sisters mourn
the loss Of dear to them by the dearest ties known EARTH
and the church. Of which he consistent member
pillar which hoped would have long tower Of
strength in the house OF God But it is attempt
to divine the Of all these seeming mysteries Advise
Providence but should receive from them instruction. In
short time all Of his young friends snG will have to
inter- the valley the shadow OF death, and behooves see
lat we have and ready obey summons
when itcomes
Hope looks beyond the bounds OF time,
When, what deplore,
Shall rise in full, immortal prime,
And bloom fade o
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ONLY DISCOVERY

CONFIDENCE
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
NFANY, since the great discovery Prof Wood, have
IVA tempted only initiate his restorative but profess TO
discovered something that would produce results Identical
wonderful results Of Prof Woods preparation, and have been
forced to leave the field 20 its rsess Read the follow
ing
Barb. MAINE April 18th 1852
PROF o. J. WooD & Co.: Gents-The letter wrote in
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative and Shyou
have published in this vicinity and elsewhere, has given rise
inquiries touching the facts in the The inquiries
rs it fact OF my habation and name, stated in
the communication second, is it true Of all therein contained
third does hair still continue be in good order Of
natural colorl To all and do invariably My
hair better than any stage of my life forty years
past thrifty coored is Of
Whkers and the only why it is not generally true
substance BY frequent ablution the
face when used by wpng the face in close
ton with the wker the result viii follow the hair.
have been In recent of great many letters from Ali parts
Of New England asking II my hair still continues
good there much fraud in the manufacture and sale Of
various compounds well this, has doubt been basy
initiated and used only without any good effect but
absolute injury have used Of restorative
recount for months and hair is good ever
old and hair in head face and prove
this fact send you lock Of hair taken of the past
which am grateful to my friends and thereby
induced them to try it, skeftcl until after trial.
and then purchased and used It with universal will
favor that you send test by which discover
fraud in the Restorative sold by fear without author
ity from from you. pure article will insure and
believe where coed effects do follow, failure
by the impure article which the inventor Of the good
effect on my hair as assure all inquire Of my
shaken Opnien in its valuable results remain dear srS
yours, A c. RAYMOND.
AARoR's Run, KY, Nov. 80 1853:
The Restorative is put bottles of three Sizes viz large,
medium, and SMALL the small holds pint and retail for 81
bote the mediums hold at least twenty cent in
proportion than the SMALL reas for 81 bote the large
holds quart proportion and etails for 50
New ia Market st. Louis Mo-. and sold by all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers WhOlesaled by
Even, PendIetOn d Co., and retaled by every Drug.
house in the United States. febl1-ly (
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DispOsiIion to Expansion.

The New York World commenting upon the position OF tho
position of the banks Of that city, shown by their last
exhibit, says
The preceding bank statement faVorAbe
lated foster confidence among the business community The
poss thus far the figures concerned
ment is not OF much p actical importance.
The importance OF the in the disposition
expansion, manifested thus early, before there
pressure for discounts by the community Europe
the bankers increasing their the
from London, the rate for loans Government securities
to 81 cent while mercantile discounts
and 5 for mos bills This indicates strong
the future with Europeans The 1ourshing condition
United States and immensely increased every section
will cause such demand for capital TO this
domestic tTade that it highly for the New York
banks to husband their for the Of
trade prudent policy Of giving all the assistance in their
power in the shape discounts to produce and provision deal
will greatly add to the rapid accumulation national
Of its European friends The chief
York banks ought to be strictly American domestic interests and
domestic trade.
these home trade discounts sound standing
well known and they will dplee the specie
New York banks in sudden dangerous The foreign
trade frequently has done notably in 1857 aud recently
during the Italian Of lest when the country
evidences increased dsquetude European political circles and
increased drus in the future By financial II the New
banks avoid enangements with the foreign ade these
elements Of trouble will only the profits
Perty Of the United States They only uufsVor
ably draining the specie the
ton the of those banks in dealing carefully with paper
belonging to foreign Eouses will preclude the possibility OF this
contingency.
The dsOOuntlne of the banks, in july for four years.
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RIendSfuffS.
The Cincinnati Gasetts of the g5th SAYS:

Inc Clnclnnau Gd@ette OF the z0th says
The of the Flour market continues heavy,
better demand for good superhne export Holders however,
disposed buyers freely the quotations 81
559s4 30 for fresh ground The sales bills 81
S5 90 and 1900 bbls superne prcs public.
Freight engaged to-day 500 for Liverpool via tbs
Grand Truk, direct route, at 81 bills This includes ali
expense between Cincinnati and Liverpool except insurance.
which be effected at cent here per the
other side This is the beginning Of what have
pec will be heavy direct ade in breadsus this
tween our city and England Much time and fully Soc Dbl
in EXPENSE is saved oyerhe New York The
tons from Liverpool for -four yesterday
to SO d. Taking the throug freight from this and IS A
mains to first cost duty and commission pretty
tain that shall have heavy demand from Europe this
at moderate prices and the through
operators avoid the shave imposed New
will prove Of great advantage TO the Western trade To
eved Of the necessity OF paying tribute to the metropolitan
merchants is privilege of small Importance The sdVces
from New York this evening regarding -four unfaVorsbe
Prices s. 1896 As for Ohio the indications
lowest point the descending scale has
Onr market for wheat decline noticeable, closing
% for white and 9O9s3 for red Receipts Our
vices from the interior that farmers disposed be
satisfied with less than bu,hel net As the -four trade
stands however, is useless talk about this price produ-
Ger. think there for higher prices in the futures they
are better condition otsks risk Of holding mers
latter certainly disposed make venture in that
and those who send their grain market may expect receive
prices relatively the be the seaboaId
where the West must seek ct for its surplus Corn
declined TO 40G4l, and prices still tend downward.
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COMMERCIAL.


Monetary.
In New York on the s4h sisooo Tennessee per Bonds
sold st 901<c.
In Phadepha on hs cath a shares Union Bank of Tsnnes.
see stock sold at IS <c.
The Memphis Enquirer Of the 18th says:
The money market sufficiently tight bet is likely
become much next September when the Law passed by
the last Legislature goes into eject Then Il will be impossible
than per interest per for money
that must be by special CONTRACTS ali other interest connu
ing at per cent. The law, it stands, enac
heavy penalties for its violation snd is feared that M probable
eject will be 70 drive OF much OF the capital finding profit
able nyestmentin midst to other and inviting fields
do net participate such approximations. There much
need for money here need must and will be supplied
and cannot obtained ten cent, those who need
will not be slow in deVsng expedents obtain at
heavier interest than the law allows No law has yet
enacted which has not been abe to eTade
way which seek to requisite the value Of
nos exceptional the rule Neverheess zen per cent
toeaby good price for money and notwout hope that
the dem and necessity the Law regulating its price will
be demonstrated By benefcent operation.
The following comparative statemsment Of the weekly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-28

NEw YcRK, July 26.-The Breckenridge and Lane
general COMMITTEES Of this city organized this even
inz. 81 the Irving rooms, Gustavus w. Smith in the
chair Every ward in the city was fully represent
ed Urinary elections were ordered to choose dele
gates to the Breckinrdee State Convention. already
called to assemble st Syracuse. on the 7th Of An
/ gust A resolution was passed requiring an mem
bers Of this committee to retire from both Mozart
and Tamanny Hail. or from any other organization
that sustains Stephen A Douglas
From new York-Nex Troubles in VIr.
ginia.
NEw YoKK, July 27.-The steamer Yigo has ar
rived. Her dates are anticipated.
There is great excitement at Oecoquan, near Al
exandria, Virginia, on account of the Republicans
raising Lincoln and Hamlin banner. Gov. Letcher
ordered out the troops to protect the republicans
whereupon Gen. Halter resigned command. Furs
Their trouble is anticipated
Military Parade.
Fr SMITH, July 24.-Ths Fort smith Rifles, com
manded by Capt Sparks, paraeed the streets this
evening, making a very imposing and creditable ap-
pearance. When they arrived in front of the tele-
graph Office salute Of several rounds were fired IN
honor of the completion Of the telegraph line to this
city.
From New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, July 2e-A letter from Vera Cruz
to the Mexican Consul here SAYS the Knights of the
Golden Circle have preferred their assistance to the
Constitutional Government, but that Juarez rejects
the offersi
ExcursiOnEsts frOm Canada.
ST.. LOUIS, July PA party of seventy, COM
posed of members of Parliament, officials agricul
tursts and members Of the press, arrived here to-
day, and viii proceed TO Iowa tonight.
River News.
LoUIsvn.Ls, July 2T.-The river is falling with 8
feet inches water in the canal.
The Prince of Yates Squadron.
CAPE RACE, July 27.-The Prince of Wales squad
ron has passed here. II detained by fog.
Heavy specie Export.
Nrw YORK. July 27.-Sl 100000 viii go to Europe
tomorrow.
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MarshaI's sale of Real Estate.

ID virtue suudy
BILE United States Circuit Court for the Middle District
Tennessee sitting Nashville will expose public sale the
highest bidder for cash. in the city OF Nashville at the Court
House. Saturday, the 9Th day Of September 1860 all the right
title and interest which James Ncho and John NchO Jr
hereafter acquire in and following
OF land lying in Davidson county, about ~ miles North
west Of the city Of Nashville the Hyds Ferry Turnpike road
being the tract parcel of land conaDg 9O scre
laid of and allotted by commissioners John Nichol ST.
trust for James and John Ncho by
CoJ at Nashville rendered the 10th day May s and
which decree registered in the Registers Office in Davidson
county, in hook No &c. pages 100 and $780, parcu
lar description Of which, reference is here made said Decree
registered aforesaid.
Levied upon the property Of James John Nichol m
and to satisfy the following executions No 46 Levy Co
James Nichol; No l747, Thomas Wood Co VS. James
Nichol No l74S Wood, COREY Wood Nichol No
H49, William EnSly Co James Nicho No 1903 In
skecp shackelford & McKe James Nchol No 1904 Will
liam Ensy Co John Nichol r No 1905 Inkeep, Shack
elford Mckee James ADD John Ncho jri 1906 Alex
Stewart Co James Ncho No 2O46, Samuel Cochran
Co and John NchO jr; No 2O45 DOrunas Nixon
VS. James Nichol; No 2049, Jafray Son VS. James
Nichol No $685. Watson Hildebremn James Nichol No
2O54 Ceesehrough Stevens Go Nichol No eO55
Carleton rockingham James Nichol; No 2249 Oden.
hemer 4 Tennent James Nichol.
Sale within legal retrospective and without This
18th day Of July, 1860.
J. B. CLEMENTS. o. s. Marshal,
July lOitds for the Middle District OF Tennessee.
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FOR MAYOR.

We authorised john HU0H SMITH as candi-
date for Mayor aths ensuing municipal election uly2de
We authorized to 8. N HoLLIEoswoRrH as
candidate for election the Of Mayor
ncpal Election. julyI2-te
We authorized to r. B. CHATHAM
date for Mayor at heensung Municipal election. juylO
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RACES Of tbs Banks Of the city Of New York
R.IIrood Earnings for June.

Below found condensed statement Of the earnings Of
twenty one prominent raroads for the month Of june The
fact thai but three Of thehe Gaens and Chicago Cnon
Milwaukee and Mississippi, snd the little Mami-shOw de
crease compared earnings Of the same month last
should be encouraging the holders Of railroad securities
pecy as the harvest Of the present year promises such
abundance give employment to the facilities Of every
roadn the country when the coming crop begins to
Railroad EIrnings for June, 1850.
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SOUTHERN PACIF1c RAuROAD--A large number Of
our readers are more or less interested in the great
enterprise which is to connect the Atlantic and Pa
ciRc. and to such the information contained in the
following paragraphs from the Memphis Appeal of
the 10Th, will be interesting:
We are happy to announce to our readers that
this enterprise is being carried out with energy
Meantime. through the untiring energy OF our
tOwnsman. DR.. Fowlkes, a contract has been made
for the instant commencement and speedy construc-
ton of fifty more miles of road, thus opening way
into three of the richest counties Of Texas. The
contractors are Messrs DeGratf and Smith. Mr.. A.
DeGraff has built II is said, more miles Of railroad
in the United States than any other contractor.
They are gentlemen whose reputation is that OF
means. practical resources and experience. We are
informed their plan viii be, after employing what
labor they can obtain in Texas TO obtain at as
early a period as the navigation of Red River Will
permit all requisite aid from other States. so as to
complete section after section of fifty miles IN the
shortest time possible. These gentlemen passed
through our city last week on their way to Texas
to commence immediate operations. They hare
zone there We announce the fact.
Gen. c. B. Stuart also lett here on Saturday Tor
the same place. He will remove to and reside IN
Texas and will superntend the construction of the
road This gentleman, for thirty years past has
filled responsible official posts, and is now at the
head of the American railway bureau in New York.
He is so distinguished an engineer that he was
placed the head of the engineering bureau IN the
Naval Department of the United States by Presi-
dent Fillmore
Col. V. X. Stevenson, of Nashville, President OF
the Chattanooga and other roads is too well known
to require any comment at our hands. THIS gentle
man. with DIR. Fowlkes. is now expected in a few
DAYS to leave for Texas. On their arrival, further
and other arrangements large scale VIII be mi
tiated for the speedy advancement of this great
work.
Again we congratulate the whole country 90 the
prospect OF certainty OF the completion OF the
highway Of the world" as speedily industry and
energy can accomplish it. {.