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CHICAGO, June 25.-S. R. Curtis has been nomi
mated to Congress by the Republicans Of the First
District Of Iowa.
A fire at Llgonier, Indiana yesterday morning
destroying property to the value OF sl2OOO insured
for $4,000. Two men were badly injured by fall.
ing from ladder.
Smith Frye prominent politician and a leading
Democrat, citizen of Peoria, Illinois, died from
wounds received in quarrel, on Wednesday last
with Jas Carroll He leaves a wife and eleven chill
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NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY


EOMAASM 1916
TIVE next session Of this Institution begins hTst Monday in
ing Of pupils the last week in August Note the following ad-
vantage5:
l. The Buildings in extent and fitness for School pur-
poses domestic comforts heah, exercise and convenience
ison.
3 The six Acres of Lawn and shade are en-.
closed the greatest privacy and Afford pupils
ureraind freedom Of childish sports and innocent auuse-
ments.
3 Non-Sectarian.--ThsAe Academy belongs to Hfy zen
tsmen, represented BY Of their number Of different de
nominations pledged preserve the nonsecan character Of
T. The Maternal Care Of the Boarding pusil, d
(under the supervision Of PRINCIPALLY
Ladies cutare and educaon, who their whole time
the happiness and comfort Of the pupils.
s. The Health OF the Institution e uuarece.
in the history oschoos Only three deaths have occurred
among the pupisn forty years. The health statistics the
Institution are its highest recommendation.
c. The Rooms large, veil furnished, and never
crowded.
seum and lighted with gas that the pupils from
the ordinary accidents accuing from from stoves and
moVsabe lights. Besides the o. Temperature add
greatly 10 the health ef the school,
8. Regulations which Yeas have shown 10 Be most
aluy, will be continued IN their fall force The West posi-
bic changes will be madsn the rules and general arrangements
Of the Academy.
The EacultV IL composed Of thirty ave teachers and
attaches, when predecessor In
the Literary Department. tie eachers have had leng and
csSiu experience, and most Of them In the Old Academy.
the Music tai Depart Teac Pro1sor
and Artists Of high celebrity superior Harpist
recently engaged for tie ensuing year.
l1bi ne ls1'. IN wy pafs4af mat can Dc
found similar InSationin Tie United States,
nished ts Nashville Female Acadsmyie AInla N1sr Of
hundreds Of the most elegant and refined dssn the Southern
country.
Tsrms as hsFst0fOFs For particulars spPIy fer oeu
NsStTiiie, Tenn, June s. 6o-trssv3m
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Heads Reports.

Copies Of the first volume of HEADS Reports are
deposited, and will remain for subscribers and
others wishing to buy until the LIST of September
next with the Clerks of the Supreme Court at Jack
son. Nashville and Knoxville, the Clerk Of the Chan
Gerry Court at Memphis, ana the Clerk of the Com
mon Law Court at Chattanooga.
June I4-dty Ewtf
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HOuse-Keepers Beware!
GREAT DISTRESS AUCTION SALE!
China and bohemian, Household and Sill
yer Plated Ware, &c,
HAunv RROTEgERS. Auctfoueers

ON Monday morning. July ID at o'clock will SELL posi-
lively the largest and most splendid stock Of China Bohe'
Glass Cat Glass Silver Plated and QusensWare
this market We do propose comment the
plendor Of these goods comment will be entirely
Of the question All desire Is that the people will
tbs and with their that they not be
deceived We earnestly invite TIE attention Of the Ladies to this
large sale promising them comfort during the time which
possibly afford. The rich and the poor, those wanting
exsvsgant and those wanting plain Ware Ia this sale alike
suited tembrsces all shades goods from the cheapest "
he most extensive HARDY BROTHERS,
iupe26 Au,toDeers General ACTS, 40 Public Square.
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A stock Farm for Sale.

WISH tn sell the on which reside six miles from Nc
Minnvlls, the Stage road leading Muressboro The
farm consists Of go acres, $50 cleared acres we'll set Herds
grass in Clover OF the go acres there are some
400 Of bottom and second bottom lands equal n point
fertility to any land in this section Of the country. There
three springs the tract furnishing ahunance
year through. The house spring Of free stone and nns
be surpassed IN point ofpury and halhanell There
corner OF the eeta hns quarry CT lime stone snt for
all purposes The improvements consists o heed log dwell
Ing house. containing six rooms, kitehen stables
cribs, wheat house, &C. &c. All information he furnished
McMinnville, Tenn. VS. REID.
April IL, I860-uR
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Card from J. J. williams.

CENrREyILLE June 10th.
To The Democracy Of the 7ai Congressional District
Having been called upon by {. public meeting of
the Democracy Of Hickman and a number Of par
dal friends throughout the district, to allow my
naHie to be dsed in connection with the candidacy
for DISTRICT eectOr, in the coming contest, must
say that while fee. proud Of these hattering testi-
mo aials Of regard, it viii be out of my power to
the duties Of the position. To those friends
VIII Ose Partially led them to desire the honor to be
conferred upon me, return my most profound and
gra teful Acknowledgements. l only wish to be
garied of the rank and file in the great battle
impending Hoping that the Lincoln Convention
may confer the nomination on some one more able
than myself, 1 remain, &c, J. J. WILLIAMS.
Az INTERESTING ExHBrrIoX.-It was our pleasure
yesterday afternoon to form one of few
who witnessed the closing exercises Of Mrs.
KINKS school for boys on Cherry street. The ex-
animation, We need scarcely say to those who know
this lady. gave the most entire satisfaction, and
was rendered unusually attractive from the
fact that it presented one feature rare at such
exhibisions-the arlsenezts Of the scholars. The
pupils Of Mrs. KIRK are for the most part of too
tender age to be confined closely to books and to
the studyrOom and she has sought to avert the evils
them proper times without infringing upon need
ful discipline, in such recreaOns as at once afford
amusement and instruction. At the close of the
regular exercises the school adjourned to the fine
yard " hich constitutes their playground, where
they mustered in full force the loyal Union
Cadets, drilled and differed by some Of their own
number The smart dresses of the boys, set of by col
ored sashes, the eager readiness with which they
performed their evOlutions their happy faces and
beamnl; eyes, elected comments Of admiration from
all who awthem. Some other sports were INDUCED
in, and hey returned TO the schoorOom where after
appropriate ceremonies, they wereldismissed. The
admirable order preserved throughout was espe-
cialy oteworthy, as was also the almost reverent
affection on the part Of the pupils which rewarded
the tender care Of their mstructress.
Mrs. KIRK has taught school for many years IN
Nashville-we cannot say how long, but we know
that sOme Of cur most prominent citizens have |
graduated under her teaching That she may long /
continu ne to fill the post of usefulness she has so
well adorned is the wish Of her many friends.
A friend writes us from Sumner that BRECENREDGE
and LANE viii get every Democratic vote in that
county, besides large number who have hereto
fore acted with the Opposition
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WISH 70 sell tract o. land lying two miles North Wa
from franklin adjoining he lands Of B Davis 7I,S.
james Hamiltons and the heirs q Maury decesrs ~
he Porter place sl9nizinng about 10 800
Of which "a In woodland. NJ NDWTN plprrTs-e
Eranklln. Anil %. 1880 IkH-H 10
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BY TELEGRAPH.

johnson, ~ Georgia, substituted for Fitz-
patrick.
BALTnfoRz, june 2s.-FnzPATnIcK declines the
nomination for Vice President. HERscHEL v JoHs-
STON, of Georgia, has been substituted by the com
mittee. JoHSsroS accepts.
LANE accepts the Baltimore Seceders' nomination
for Vice President.
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One CowAS was arrested in Memphis, Tenn, the
Other: day Cor the murder Of man in Monroe cOun-
ty, arkansas, year previous. reward Of $3.50
had hon nfLarnd for the arrest of Gown
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We are requested to state that there viii be
meeting Of the Democracy of Davidson county, at
the courthouse in this city, on Monday, July 2,
1860, 20 appoint delegates to convention to nOmi-
nate q candidate for elector for this district
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Died,

A. her residence Spruce street. Nashville Tenn, June sih,
lsso. JANE SLIZABETH GORDON MORRISON, aged thirty
aVe years. wife Of T. D. Morton, daughter the late Murdoch
Morrison merchant Edinburgh, Scotland and Norman
Morrison, merchant, Madras, East India
New York, Cincinnati, Liverpool Edinburgh and Glasgow
,,ararr ulerua conr
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Ovation to CushInE--Encreased Outside
Feeling Against DOugiaS-sNO Chance in
Maryland


Maryland
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.
BALTIMORE, June 23.-Caleb Cushing on taking
the chair, received the greatest ovation l ever
saw offered to an Individual The floor and
galleries We'd in their demonstrations of applause
which lasted like a storm for several minutes La
dies waved their handkerchiefs and men rOared
themselves hoarse and tossed their hats wildly in
the air. The feeling against Douglas outside in
creases He will not touch bottom in this State
Hindman of Arkansas bet 500 to $1,000 that
Douglas would not get one electoral vote.
1t is to-day regarded as very doubtful whether
Douglas single State.
Tonight they are to have grand pow WOW at
Senator Douglas residence in Washington. sernades
&c, &c. ItisasOrt of asacFificial pomp that will be
celebrated. He is by no means voluntary victm
his friends indiscretion and zeal have slain him.
feel that he is slain, for man with such a record
cannot carry a single Free State, and the entire
South is against him. a Presidential nominee who
has no support either North or South, is not an en-
viable spectacle to either gods or men.
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THE WONDER OF THE AGE!
BLAKELY,S Rheumatic LINImENT
AND
ANODYNE EMBROCATION.

ANODYNE INTERROGATION.
Also, His Liver Alternative and Tonic Pill.
THYHIS magnum Lnimeutum cures artcuar, synoVa and
muscular Rhemasm, Neuralgia and other pains almost ia
SANITY recurring in cases only two or three applications
powerfully the abEorbentE, and cures BY eliminating
he morbid humors from the system. 1t acts dscuent
we'll AZ an anodyne, resolving tumOrs in short tine
gerry it Is destined to take high place. Hupplantng
he harshness Of the Knife.
The Liver Alternative and Tonic Pill
Ia An excellent Pill in all diseases Of he Liver hillary deange
ments and in all in which indicated, acting
as oathsrc Atersve Tonic, and deobsruent according 70
the dose.
These invaluable Medicines are sold by
RAINS & Brown, Nashville, Tennessee.
DR.. J. McDARMoTT, Murfreesboro, do;
derry & Evans, shelbyviile, do;
PORK HELM, Columbia, do;
WARD & McCLEELkED, Memphis. do;
HERTY Hall, Miledgeville, Georgia;
BAERR & Ec1oLa, Rome, do;
LEGRAED, BLOUsT & HALK, Montgomery, Aabama;l
A. A. MCCARTNEY, Decatur, do
And By Druggists and Merchants generally.
BLAKELY 4 WOODS, Proprietorg,
anrQ1-d. tVyEE dlIiauI 6I Tullahoma, Tenn.
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VaIuabTe Farm Tor Sale.

n NOW offer for sale my Farm situated the Louisville
Branch Turnpike road, three miles from the city, It i well
stere highly improved, and desirable place. containing
hundred acres about half IN cultivation TIE balance wood
land. ALEXANDER ALLISON.
s.-aT On
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TT Is compounded entirely from Gum, and
hhs becomea an established fact Standard Medicine known
and approved by al that have used it. and is now
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PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.

n ". AIBbBA VII henceloTth make hlIhFllls IS perns
NJ. nent residence, and VIII 7zne Pianos, OrganEs
and me By the year single timing andean vtss
oan required ncs be viii spend at least "a eysrg
month the city and vicinity. he will visit regularly r.
oWngin Middle, West, ana East ranne, and North Alabama
and hsrppi. Orders left at Benson Co.'S Music Store or
Reeds Piano Rooms. Church street Cannunicaona ~
mail viii be promptly attended % april dtR8wtf
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Healthy humsn Blood upon being AaiEZeu always pre-
Bents With the ESSENTIAL elements and gives Of
ths True Standard Analyze the Blood Of person su
fsrinR from Consumption, Liver Complaint Dyspeps s0ula
&c Ind in every fStGnce certain deficiencies in the
made we'll The Blood Food founded upon this the
ory-hence its astonishing success. There
FIVE PREPARATION
adapted deficiencies OF the Blood in different diseases. For
Coughs, Colds Bronchitis, any Affection what
Of the Throat Lungs inducing COmsuM
ton, use No J. which Is as5 the No for DePregs1On OF
Spirits, Loss O4 Appetite and for al ~
Comp in g arising from OveF-uses GSnS raj DC
bifitY, and Nervous PF0stratiOas no 2 Ior LIH-
eF Comp laintss No. for DE'sPepsAas 6eleg g
ready prepared for absorption L g taken ~ s9d
carried Immediately into the calculations 90 mat Wa yOe g
you TetGfa The Nc is for Female 1rFes uierlties,
HysUerfa, Weaknesses, &c See special directions
for this For salt Rheums EFupttOmss ScrOfus
FoWss X fdmeV and Bladder Conn plants take No
In an cases the directions must be strictly followed Price
Of the Blood Food 81 per bottle.
Sold BY CHURCH & DUPONT,
No. 4O9 Broadway, New York,
And by all respectable Druggists throughout the country.
o.. WOOD & Co., ST. Louis,
apl4 Wholesale Agents for the West.
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The sales Of the corresponding week last embraced about
1909 hhds and quoted fsr to fully fair At 53<95c b.
Weeks receipts 969 hhds against 94 for the
week last Total receipts since the lst Of September
hh6s, against 950,75S 10 the date last year.
MOLASSES-With eontruedlgh receipts and only naoder-
the Transactions Of the have been confined 70
range 10000 and d for inferior AID
rmenng aud 29S2c gallon for prime and choice VIII
few mail lots OF habb about the range the market
closing dull.
Weeks receipts sI3 bbs against 1902 for the corresponding
week last year Total receipts since the LIST OF September 2
600 bbls, against 346 SIS to the date last year
C0fFEETbe demand has been only moderate, but holders
have obtained very full prices and the more recent TRANSACTIONS
have been at advance for most qualities The weeks sales EN-
brace about 1850 bags for extremes Of 4ci and we
quote ordinary l3c fair and prime at l4c b.
No cagoss have arrived from Rio during the past week. and the
imports since the LIST Of September remain at % 65 bags against
3se, S43 to the same date last year.
The stock hand this evening 1881 bags against 81 s2 at
the same time last year
sALT-The Liverpool Salt from second hands have
been s990c for and 95c9Sl for fine the warehouse
And 95c for and Sl9l 10 sack for fine delivered
free Of drsyage, with dull market Salt from the fire at hs
Brooklyn Warehouse sacked has been offering NTH but few
buyers zoe for and 76GsOc sack for fine. The stock
II Liverpool hand embraces 400 600 sacks
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FOR COUNCTLmAN-

Weue suthqrissd 70 sunouncs " 6. CHEATHAM as q can
siia for re-elscon Councilman from The 5Lh Ward,
e. she ensuing Municipal election. iune7-td.
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COMMERCIAL.



coTTOF-Ths market has heavy appearance during
tie past week. though two buyers have operated to
sd esnt and the business has besn On rather larger scale
ha1 had occasion 10 notice in last weekly review. The
sales embraced $500 bales Of which 800 Saturday,
1850 Monday 800 Tuesday 1000 Wednesday, 100 yes
ays and 100 to day, pcesbeDg very irregular and generally
SAT- more In favor Of buyers We reduce quotations. 1on
our CURES sin little better than nominal;
IriefioI...... .-...-. kidding 9llH
Ordinary o. Geod Eiddling ---.-. g
Good Ordinary ask Middling Rair-.' g
Low Aiddlng....--95 zaBl05< Fair g
The receipts q the week embrace 1871 bales, against 25 for
the spondng week year The total receipts since me .
st September have been 2 lo bales against WI % o
same date last year. 80
The total exports sncs the LIST Of September have been s,isls
bales.
Te exports for The corresponding period last year were Liza
s52 bales.
The stock on hand this evening 1890 bales against 6'Ss
81 the time last year
TOBACC0rhe Tobacco market continues TO wear heavy P
psarance with large and acumulatng stock and put
lew buyers disposed operate considerable extent, une
reduction in pcea beyond the views OF holders though We
have noticed some inquiry for the better qualities OarksVe'
etc. at about previous such descriptions being compare
lively scarce sales Of the week far male public haze
embraced some 1900 hhds, comprising 342 l50 40, So 49, @
S 81 % 49, IS and some small ots private TERMS hhd'
at 5Ke, IS at SIC, 10 st SIC, and q as7c b.
Price, IN favor Of buyers for qualities but gen
eay Irregular and figures still in great measure nom
anal
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indicates the Weather "A hours ia GdUdRce.
From the great number Of Certificates and Testimonials rv-
cd IN relation to this wonderful Plant liberty refer
70 the following Names known Of the distinguished
and scientific men Of the Union, such
Sen Harding, Davidson county;
Thomas Hsrding, E5q, 4"
Aris Brown, Esq, q"
Lucius Polk, Esq. Maury county:
Thomas eoWiey, ESQ, (JeFeler) Nashville;
David Sanders, Esq, Carthage, Tenn;
Prof. George Blackie Nashville;
" Bowling. do
=" Lindsey, do
" Wright 90
" J Draper. New YORK UuiVersy;
franklin Bache, Author Of the United States Dispersats
~, Philadelphia
" John Eillngton, Memphis Medical College;
p" Lewis Agassiz, CAMBRIDGE University, Mas;
. joseph Henry Smithsonian Institute;
= L Riddle, University Of Louisiana, N o;
" james N Stafford, Cumberland University, Lebanon;
:" D Curry, Knoxville, Tennessee.
Hon. Judge Baxter, Nashville;
." 40 Nicholssn. Washngton d c;
Rector p G smith, Columbia;
Hon John Marshall, Attorney at Law, Franklin. Team
Rev DR. Lapsley, Carthage. Tenn.
Thousands Of equally as reliable a the above could be
given but for want OF space.
Price 81 so, or when sent by mail $500.
~ IS ot1ts and COlHtY Rights fer Sale address,
SEAETOH q EOfR BEss, Druggists, Nashville Tenn
Agents Tor NJ uaite9 states. may24
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CASEY'S HOTEL
Is pleasantly situated,
No. Al, FROET STREET, No. Al,
(Tioo DoOTs South of tie Public Sgaars1
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE

NASH VILE, TENNESSEE
HE has recently cited up house fer the bust
portion Of the community, at The smail sum Of
One Dollar per Day,
Board Lodging, for transient persons The rooms
entirely new with beds and bedding and all urnlur
belonging to the roomSis with good locks keys
in the house. veil satisfied II the travelling pub
give q call they will be we'll pleased.
One dollar saved is equal TO two earned.
Come, eat. drink and bemerry.
n. B.-There is Drinking Saloon attached 70 the bous
with choice liquors feb 7sw6m.
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DOZEN Coal on lamps, Of various styles a,isa vita The
u celebrated Collin Burner, loF ale BIZ
mara-8 RAINS, BROWN Z co.
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FEW hundred bushels late Red P0tsoss fsr planting for
"A which the highest market price win b psd.
Nashville, Nay Is, 1850 EEsl4ssaa a,lsss Ssrs,a
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CITY NOTICES.
improvement of the Capitol Grounds.

improvement 0A TIC NapANoA NAOuHN1'
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE, June 18th, Is6s.
To s D. MoRa.s, Esq Presiat q he Bogrd Of ooHlHi'-
.0ners FOR tAe erection Of tie STATE Cdpat0t.
sm In accordance with instructions received from you, and
in siompanee with the Of the Legislature passed the e4h
daF March last making appropriation for enclosing, grs-
ding and improving Capitol grounds have to offer my
REPoRS,
That made typographical Survey and plan
Of the Capitol grounds The divided into squares OF Of
yfs and The elevations Of ground taken at The points, and
also intermediate points necessary to produce
, perfect plan Of the superficial contour.
Herewith Submitted the typographical chart and prohles
together the vertical proh OF the street Lines and lines
through Capitol building from south to north and from
sls to west The scale the ettooBs inch, both
horizontal vercathe plane OF projection fortyhve de-
rsss and the relative heights written at every station The
scale the proa frsHty feet to the inch h0roEGk and ten
feet to the inch vertical All heights referred to the level
in the Cumberland river, being that OF
4 In the proe these again referred to the level OF the
promenade pavement around the building.
In the absence o and definite plan OF laying out the
grounds have proceeded with the estimate here submitted on the
assumption three could be raised around the build
ing on its eastern northern Sides azdbu the southern
and western sides The be formed by excavations
and hngs and TO be supported by walls Of sufficient massive
ness perfect stability and these walls to be sumounted
With dressed stone coping The fence enclosing the grounds is
. be OF suitable Dimensions and ody, will ooasst OF q
ofdrd stone, with surrounding fence Of iron OF an
proved pattern and gates adapted architecture
OF the building included.
Ercavaton aud hng l26OOO Cubic 7Oc-sss 600
Terrace Walls..........-.-- 1900 " S3L- 1000
Pspapsts and Coping. $50 Sup feet 75o- 1875
Enclosing Wails--...-. $4,000 . say 60OOJ
Iron fence, .-...-..-.-.. 1850 Linear feet 10 70 300
Main Entrance and Gates % 515
Total S26l 500 %
should here remark that the elements of much depend
upon the plan laying the ground that very slight
alteration Of any part would greatly modify the whole. But
believe that the general ideas which have governed this estimate
viii e found far divergent from the anal plan its
execution as materially to affect the result.
Ibeleve have faithfully complied with the requisites Of
your instructions requirements OF the Act alluded
and have only to will cheefuly Afford any informs
ton desired styo 2 future convenience.
/ am very respectfully, your obt servant.
Jupeg7-It IA HAYDON, Civil Engineer.
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NASHvTLLE THEATRE
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT

COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
TO THE
FakIr of Ava and his Tennessee Juvenile
Sereuaderss
CNg.-We, the undersigned citizens OF Nashville,
hereby tender complimentary beneftto the FAKR
or AVA and his troupe Of JUVENILE SERENADEEs on
Wednesday evening, June 9th
Jas. Lumsden, James 7. Bell
S. A &. Noel, Anthony S, Camp
J. A. Mcclure. Recorder W. A. Glenn,
G.. w. Norvell, Wells d Hooper,
s. II. French * Son, Z. E. Hickman,
Chas. Robertson, W. q. Davis,
Thos. Stratton. w. RansfOrd
A. CheGtham Bro q. L. Gillespie
J. Doyle, VIM. Brazeltun
VIM. Rowan, J. W. Andrews
Geo Greig, Vim. Roberts
c. d. Benson JO G. Pickett
John H. G0ldstone, J. A. Rose,
Henry Stonelake, Jim Davis.
G. H. Vessel, and others.
Tickets fifty cents, to be had at the Music Stores
of c. d. BENsoN and J. A. MCCLURE
june26-d2t
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LOUISVILLE. June 26.-The river is falling with
three feet eight inches water in the canal.