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10 TRAVELLERS BY ; ssA AND LAND,

The Hachins the Ira vslsr, ard every ether ndi'
vi1uzl whose LOT in lie = thrsE8 him within tnc
chance Of accdent from cO sion, c0si0ns anoll
mind that this Magic Exrclcr Is bis 1. and only
friend 1t tcth portable and cheap, and should ever
be his compaui0u, as friend need There thousands
Of living witnesses 10 testify . marvellous virtue, Who
their limbs ana muscles to iis saving ecaeT
1he following few - = she s1diug dscGses ior gni
DALEY mAGTCAB PAIN = EXTRACTOR i8a kllfsli-
TIVE as we'll as CURE.
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rInrEe1s b. Telegraph.

NV YORK June dull and heavy sales to day 600
bales iddIng upland H. Flour dull declined sales
I5O bills fO5 Is Wheat declined 293 cents. Corn frm
sale, GOO BUSHELS GO Mess Pork quiet sales 40 bbs Ss
375 Lard sales 80 bbs. l9I5 Coffee frm stock Of Rio
1850 bags advanced = during tte week, 3Sl41 Sugar
quiet but steady, sales 700 hhds 55975.
NEw ORLEANS June I9.Coto, to-day 500 bales; quo
aions nominamdding ll9l35, sa.es Of three days $40
bal Receipts Of day $50 bales against ObaledIr
ing the corresponding period year Total receipts at this
port ahead Of last year 46U5OO southern ports 72 cue
baes Flour very dull 55C8l7Oi Ness Pork 1900 Other
tcles unchanged.
The steamer Desote sailed to day with $4,000 spee
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81. Lows, June l0.-The Santa Fe correspondent
Of the R,p'baean says that the attack on Fort De-
fance By the Navajoes was made from three differ
ent points just after The setting of the moon. while
the garrison was asleep. One party entered the
suffers store and carried of everything within
reach Another party attacked the Corral but were
finally driven of and followed up the mountain till
the troops were compelled tohalt in consequence Of
great that friend could not bedistngushed from foe
The Indians were estimated 10 be over one thousand
strong. Twelve were killed and four or I've NOR
tally wounded.
The Arizona correspondence the RepU5licaRsays
the Indian depredations continue in that country.
Much distress is felt in conseoueDi.e
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RICHMOND JuIe 1.-THE Convention takes re-
cess to enable the members to 60 70 baltimore and
will re-assemble when the chairman deems it advs-
able. All the members except South Carolina 60 70
Baltimore. The latter wait at Richmond till the re-
turn Of the others, when they viii act Jointly with
them South Carolina VIII not vote at Baltimore.
RICHMOND June l2.-JOhn Erwin. of Ala. is Pres
ident OF the Convention. with one Yice-President
from each State except New York
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From tie Troy BEdgetl
The Siege OF COrInth.
Of the former political divisions Of this State
took its name from two famous lines this posnamely
''The foes that be singly kept at bay,
Out numbered his thin hairs Of Steer Grey"
We cannot voueh for the truth Of this do that
under the effects OF applications Of Hemets famous Hair Re-
storatiys "sver Grey rapidly in appearance at
Ieast,) members Of 'Young America"
Price hny cents bottle. Sold everywhere
W E HAGAN & CO., ProprietoIs, Troy, Y.
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DUCK RIVER,

EETE have $40 Of Land sale in of Dus
w River. within miles Of Normandy Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad Said bounded by tDavd
Duck River, Willis Blanton and Abner Barton. Twnthds
the tract river bottom and level about 80 cleared
several good springs, andis No. stock Farm We viii sell
half all OF she tractso suit purchasers Those wishing
bUy good Stock Farm healthy country, good community
&C, e. would DO we'll and look weare determ
ned sell For further particulars address Il NJ Barton, III
decI5-tESwtf BREWER & BARTON.
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Marble Monuments, Xc.

NJ L. SHELTON informs his friends and the public gen
IVA eral that he is prosecuting the Marble Busi
on Church street, between the First Presbyterian Church
Oe where he will be pleased attend to the
es of ALI who nav in his linz He has
on hand a supply Of MARBLE MONUMENTS, TOMBs, &c,
manufactured Of the finest Italian and American Marble in the
style Of the art. All bis work will be warranted
n,rilT
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HAVANA, June SIT is reported that an American
Schooner with 400 negroes. has been captured and
taken 70 Key West.
Sugar buoyant-fner grades lower-stoek at
Havana and Matanzas $4,000 boxes. Molasses dull.
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TRENTON, \. J., June 1.-THE Chancellor this
morning. in the case Of the Rev. Mr. Ha-din denied
the application for writ Of error to the Court of
Errors and Appeals. Application viii be made to
the court Of pardons for a commutation Of the
sentence to Imprisonment for life
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EPERSON SPRINGS.

LANES VI, DAVIS Proprietor.
WEI. PARROW superintendent
FHyHIs popular Resort situated in Macon county
txentyone mills Of Gaatn, and four and half east
Of the Lou sve and Nashville turnpike and which has acu
ed widely extended reputatson BY the great medicinal vr
tues its vaes will opened ready for the recp lion Of guests
by the 10Th Of May These Springs well known for
high ana healthy location aud the giving rites Of
the waters render wordy comment in ther aYr unne-
cessa'y.
ball will be given every wednesday evening.
BelOR is the list OF charges:
Regular boarders per week. -'''.---s ~
under l2years Of and servants5 half price,
Horses IS cents pgT day.
Two horseoac1es will regularly TO the Springs
Meeting the ne up the louisville rnd Nash
Railroad Galtn, that vistr5 viii experience no
detention. 80
excellent Baud OF Music will be in attendance dnrng the
entire Season. apIl
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ON Saturday, the ITth June, before The door of
The Court he city Of Nashville, at the hour IL
ck NJ Of day. will be rGered for sale the highest
bidder Cera ate SIS hundred shares f one hun red
don lrs each h- Capital stock in the HOPKINS Mtstodon
Col and Iron Mining ana Manufacturing Company in the
state Of Kentucky Sold account II whom concern,
and f,r ca b. e. Z GLASCOCK,
co "a Anrfir
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WeakIey County State OF tennessee.
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IN CHANCERY COURT AT DRESDEN--
Augustus Charleton and wife Ann Eliza Charleton
c. Brasded. William C. Hill, Alexander ROulst0n, John Il
Winston, Hinton Hester, LUcien Hn ard William II
HlOrd Of Publication. From the affidavit to the bill
this cause appearing to the satisfaction Of The Clerk and Mas
ter Of said CUnrt that the said Lucien Hill William
Hill are nOnrssdents OF said state, residing Buckingham
county Virginia Il is therefore BY said Clerk aud Master
the said Lucen W. and GILLIAN T. H ths answers pleas
or demurrers said bill before the term Of said
Oh merry Court to be held at the Court HOufe in Dresden,
aforesaid second Monday Of July 1850 said hi will
be taken for confessed and set for hearing expare to them
said term said Court Il is further ordered that
published for four weeks in the weekly Union and
leric1R newspaper published &c Nashville State aforesaid.
This the 2sh day OF May 1850 true copy from the Order
Book NATHAN Il. EDWARDS. & NJ,
iune2 '60-w4t-pr's fee So OF said Court
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NOW offer for sale my Farm situated on the Louisville
- Turppize road, three miles from the city l. is Well
u r5pI. narrowed. an desirable place containing
80 b5rei acres. about half 10 cultivation The balance weed
land -A-'--N
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n1sSoLUTEON.

Fvyur srfe-shir heretofore existing between the under
signed under the style and firm OF Petre q \ Felae
fer zrtir7g NE business Will future be conducted by
N -''-7' --'- N. PETRE.
n R-k claims belonging the firm above men:.2ed are
o., 80 - .s-.....s-f an, 81 PETRE,
i7rr5-5Ig- 3 Market street.
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CHICAGO, June 1.-THE steam tug McQueen ar
rived at this port on Saturday, having in tow the
cOastIng vessel Hannah Lima, which was found of
Grasse Point bottom upward, ca Friday. 1t is sup
posed that the vessel struck BY tornado which
passed over the Cape last Sunday. Captain Daniel
French, wife and child, two seamen, and two pas
sengers, on board at the time, were undoubtedly
To-
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$50 REWARn.

II WILL give reward o. Fly Dollars Ter the delivery b n
o. ny negro GBORGE, 81 taken out Of us 5sas, or
Twenty hge Dollars f bin 81 taken in ths STATS 1n delivered
i've miles northwest Of Nashville, Tenn
said george Is sbout years Of age deep black GVe t
six or seven inches high, Weighing about AS $50 pou ess
prominent, fsce covered with bad, never slsFing.
apr29-d,tTtWsd hICHAED r alD1
(fhs Paueah Herald copy aloentof g aai sni liil 10
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~ CautiOns--Yhe article of
SSE-s-s1S Whisky well known as "Daly's Arc
VALLEY Whiske >. established reputation so universal
as renders difficult manufacturer keep pace with the
dnaud This is the result Of pevernE energy in its intro
ducon. sustained determination adopted the outset aEd
never an instant departed from, that It's original purity and
unrvaled excellence should continue to the end.
The common fate, attendant upon all such successful eHors
has rtaeu 1t is initiated 5y unsupulous
iupostor inferior and spurious qrces paed Of upon
the community great detrment Of the public we'll as
injury manufacturer, both in eOlument and we'll earned
epue Every effort has been made to guard against this piracy
by Copyright Label by peculiar shape OF the bottle
caution the public against this imposition upon them and
upon my rights and earnestly desire such Information from
those Lo nay possess by having been vcmzed otherwise,
protect the public and myself by rIoSecu-
ton the extent Of the Law The genuine Days Aro
Valley Whkey" put up in of u bottles EACH with
pht yellow LABEL and sealed with yellow with the pro-
preto9s stamp the and csmile signature Of the
prietor the label All other articles are limitations.
Consumers depend upon geinga pure article when
they buy the Valley Whkey sold by the bottle AMI In
only IN H. JAIL
10 South William Street, New York,
Sol p~0pr
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rnE FRIEyD OF Z the NURSERY

Children frequent suf fsrers from external INJURIES
especially from FEa5f and C1uDfe5s EEl0aiOlgthere
every mother should have this heang preparation
constantly az hand. Il heals sore braasf8 and quickly 81
moses the TETTER or RING WORK. Co prsrGieEg 81 ~
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TETE are now offering sale elegant residence, No &c
wv Vine street. recently occupied b. X Thompson ESQ
containing in emain building; also sva1ts roons
kitchen, carriage house, stable The above Is very desra
beresdence and will be sold liberia, terms Applyto
il & " BROWN,
may24 a. Z Cherry street.
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From washington.

WASHINGTON, June lit is the general opinion
that Congress cannot adjourn on the 18th. Mr.
Sherman SAYS the appropriation bill cannot be pass
ed bv that time. The issue now is between the two
Houses the Republicans having in caucus resolved
to stand by the tariff and refused to authorize any
funding of the Treasury notes into the bonded debt
It is stated that Mr.. Blair has now received per-
feet vindcatiOn from the House and established ms
legal right He is willing to resign his seat, and meet
Mr. Barrett or any other competitor his friends
protest against such concessisn.
As there are two Captain Henrys IN this city. 1t
is proper to state that the identified with the
Sumner affair IS John Henry, of KY, an examiner
in the Patent Office and not Patrick Henry, attorney,
lac of Virginia.
The Pacific Railroad Committee had meeting
this morning and the majority determined to report
a bill embracing the Southern and Central routes
Messrs Fenton FarnswOrth, Rice, and French
Many of the friends of the Pacific Railroad are
not without hope that the session may be again ex
tended in which event the bill viii be again pre-
sented Its chances of passage have been consider
ably strengthened by the union Of the Central with
the Southern route.
The Senate Committee on Finance propose the
postponement of the tariff bill until December.
NcLean's dispatches from Mexico are decidedly
unfavorable to the Liberals. 1t apears that their
statements of victories have been exaggerated
Internal dscOrds make It probable that the Juarez
Government cannot sustain itself, even nominaliy
much longer. Senior Mata has received similar IN
telligence.
WASHINGTON, June lI.--Forneys examination be-
fore the Covode Committee Is progressing 1t IS
said TO be so important that a copy will be sent to
the President before publication
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New York, June 1.-THE steamer North Star has
arrived with $4,000 in specie. She brings
The steamer Noses Taylor is below.
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specie.
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sPECIAL NOTICES.
DALLEY,s MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR

is without doubt peerless remedy It has this endorsement,
medicine o many years WY recaue, while healing the
skim its penrdJe polcers such that reaches the TGdo
disease the surface salt will reach Tie
marrow and bone OF the meat For all CUTAEEoUs DISEASES
we'll as the SGALDISG from and wafer it has equs it
renders coating skin from dsgu:ementts &C
ton is thorough and Sold the principal depots,
broadway n Y Chartres street. New Orleans, by j.
merchants iune3-d. tw&Wlm
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GODEY,S LADE'S BOOK FOR JULY.
GOBEY,s LADX'S BOOK EOK JULY
GODEY,S LADY,S BOOK FOR JULY.
PETERSON,S MAGAZINE FOR JULY.
pETERSON,S MAGAZINE FOR JULY.
pETEws0y,S MAGAZINE FOR JULY.
PzTERS0y,S MAGAZINE FOR july.
Just RECEIVED AND FOR SAFE By
JOHNSON & TREANOEt,
iBra1a No 6 Union Stree.
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~ w. KIBBEE viii hcnesllEth make nashville as lsss
NJ. nent resi- ences and viz rlae Et1aoss -
often required, since he via spend 40 @ yes i 80
month In the city and vicinity ne w 49,
toHnsin nIIs. West. Essi Isn1se,s ana aQrl1 Aia
aud Mississippi Orders len 20 Belaun 2 90 Alaio rl
49, pi,na Rooms en- Charcd street. Cenm1nclfl -
- III n. -.---iv sf-srFsi 70 april a.tu&Fn
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CATOOsA sPRINGs.


FEVHR subscriber having again taken lease Of tins vel known
watering place. justly famous as the
Saratoga OF the SOUTH
and thankful for The patronage received last season, viii again
be prepared to receive visitors b. the middle Of June ami
wi strive 70 merit continuance o. that patronage which here
ofc has been literally bestowed this popular simmer
sba eisavor at ali times 70 provide my table with all
atanah uures Of the season, and have male arrangements
to keep on hand a constant supply Of Ice.
sba also haze the BEsT COOKS tt procured n The
shall provide suceny Of faithful and attentive
servauts- I have also engaged the seTVicssof
81 PEHIOR MUSICIANS
and those who delight in the concord sounds, will
abundanty gTati6ed
The KEDICLHAL PLRIBE3 Of these many and varied min
er waters too we'll require extensive de-
ssripon In addition 20 the Red, While and Black sulphur
springs many Of them combined with Iron and Magness there
il an nexhausthe we'll Of the pursst Free ny
datons very extensive. have many pleasant cottages
arae from the main hotl where families be as quetaud
tied as il their homes.
SITUATION. CONVEYANCE, &C
aoosa Springs en- Cato0sa county, Ca ~ miles from
he Western and Atlantis Railroad Omnibus good
Hacks VIII be platform OF each train. The
sprngshave direct railroad communication with Savannah,
Charles Augusta, Macon, MledgeTllet Columbas, Atlanta,
Montgomery, Nashville and Chattan0Oga-
Terms OF board
-.---- -...8 200
single WEEK.. 10lg
/" - Month. 90
Visitors who wish to board By the season, with their
families, will be boarded &c so per month. These who wish 10
engage beard by the eascps would do well address me
springs
D-5schldrsn and servants boarded s. half price.
aPlA 2s-dsW4m III. HAR1IAN,
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EafmgstOm sprinEs.

vI1Ts establishment will He opened for the recep vii
. E -rrs on Tuesday. the 18TH inst.
IL WM. T. TEATMAN,
z. J. KREIDEH,
nfar4Ip
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COMMERCIAL.


Nashville Market, June IL
C0TTONWshsara to-day Of the sales OF 40 bales at &c and
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GAUGES SULPHUR SPRINGS.

FFyE undersigned respectfully informs bis old friends and the
public generally that the watering place will Be
opened for the reception the LIST day Of June
He has large Dancing room, Ten Pin Aeys &c, for the
amusement Of his visitors These springs se medicinal
qua tiles as any State All who afflicted with Dyspepsia
Diseases. Headache. &c would do we'll to give them
rial sulphur ohaybeate free waters all Of
very kind The Springs stuate in pleasant healthy
locality, miles south Of aukn, and three miles West OF
Thompsons station would say all who may favor him
with visit that no pains will spared makeit pleasant
TERMS.
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PR OCL lIATI ON

Governor OF the Stale OF Tennessee.
TWy sFs OF the Counties Of Dyer, Gibson Esrdeman,
IIsvvood Henry, lauderlale Madison, Ohon E1Vetta,
Upton and Wsaklsy said StLe-Grssg. You heretT
commanded 10 open snd hold an election w All te places q
18th day June next after hsvng gyen the uotce required 6g
law fo ne election Of Chancellor Ter the Sixth ChEuc d.
vision Of State. % Gil the Faclnay oca71ne By ne
ton Of Hon Isaac a. Williams and due thereof make
me, according to las.
- In testimony whereof, have hersunto set ny hand
and czused the great q the be aEsd AZ
u. 81 Nashville the 3Jth day Of April, 1850.
~ By the Governor:
JEo. Il. r. RAY, eecretlry Of State.
The Pars Sentinel, lndepsHdslt arnGl and Hef Ze5-
aer1 will ronv until eIs.ffc- rravQ-ftrfzv
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SPRINGS.
I 3 q O.
s. LANIER d SONS, AND a. p. WATT,
OWNERS AND PROPRIEToRs.
Also Owners I1ainIys and PrOPrietOrs of
EXCHAN TEL,

MONTGOMERY, : ALABAAA
EJRAvELERs on the Railroads from Dalton Chattanooga
Knoxville Tennessee, reach MOntyale by taking stage
Coaches at Knoxville.
Messrs Lanier & Sons BEEN engaged in Hotel business
lin Macon, NeF York and in Montgomery Aa for
more than twenty years Experience has taught them the wants
o. The Traveng Public ard they oil who seek health.
comfort pleasure that resort complete than
M0NTVALE SPRINGS
in the extent variety by which these objects
cured They attention Of the public TO their advan-
tages in all these respects
the curative properties Of these Waters I'VE experiences
resident physicians testiy as follows.
They are in their effects human SYSTEM Duretc, Da
pho ec Aperient, Highly Alerant, Exharsnt, ndrecyJ
Powerfully Tonic. They have perhaps rival in efficacy,
mineral vegetable kingdom, for all cases cOmpre
general Dyspepsia with all their and
varied concomans Hipochondrss, Neuralgia, Chronic
Complaint enlargement Of the Spieu Sick and Nervous
Headache, Debility, Dsraagen Of the Nervous system.
Their Diuretc properties reLder them powerful remedy
Chronic DroSsy and affections Of the Kidneys
They also efficient in Meura Diseases arous'ng the dor
powers vitality thus assisting nature 70 dodge and
throw any morbid poisonous matter from the system
short, all OF general debility aud enervaon VIII find
very agreeable and reliable remedy in these waters
Gases Of obstinate Chs Feysrs and mary cuaneous dis
cases. as Herpes letters &C. have been cured by them
We do earnestly, therefore, in all sincerity, recommend all
persons suffering with chronic Diseases and make trial
Of the MOntvale Waters"
The huntsville (Alal Democrat, MeHphs appeal, Vicks
burg Ctizsn, and Ndtchez Miss Free Trader will
copS their three months and send bills Mont
vale Springs, to the pYoprietors.
may3-dtEEw3m WATT, LANIER & co
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Land for sale.

z AN nov Offering sale privately, portion Of my land
upon which now miles Fl ON the city, imme
ateiy fronting Hydess Ferry Pike. The amount
proposed to be sold is about
One Hundred and Twenty-Five Acress
Which is as fine and productive sell there the county
State There beautiful building which commands the
neighborhood is we'll st in Blue Grass,
with beautiful growth Of fne forest fifty and
sixty land in fine growth the balance we'll tim
byre for all useful purposes There also falling
sprog upon which affords sucency Of water for all
purposes.
Those wishing to purchase splendid OF land in fine
peghborhood all other advantages would do we'll to
call and see for Themselves d6siroUs Of selling
For terms, sc, apply GLASCOCK & NEWSoM or to the
undersigned the premises. N. B HYDE.
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instantly relieved Of their anguish, pain and inaan
nation BY timely apPlica ton Of this marvellous Aelier
and the desh is BY a charm, no bleuisn Or