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EXPLOSION OF 4 KEG OF POwDER-MAN BADLY
wOUNDED-HORsEs KHLED-WAGON DENOLIsgFD.-A
wagner by the name of Forest left tins city on
Tuesday last with a lot of goods for Miller Shat
field, of Chapel HILL and among other packages IN
the wagon a keg of powder. We learn that on
that night he camped out near Triune, IN William
county, and went to sleep in the wagon with
candle burning 1t is known to be the case, but
is supposed that the candle set fire to some ar
ticle which communicated afterwards to the keg of
powder, and caused an explosion terrible to relate.
Mr. Forrest was horribly mutilated by the explo-
sion and it is thought will not recover; two of the
horses were killed instantly, and the wagon was
completely demolished The above particulars were
gained from a merchant of this city.-Gdzette Of
yesterday.
We are indebted to FRANK Nicely, the agent of the
Adams Express in this city. fo- late Louisville pa
pers.
JoHN DOIAN died IN Chattanooga on the 9TH from
the effects of sun-stroke.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Thonsanha are dallr sneal,inr 81 nra.sn -

DR. EArON,S TNFANTELE CORDIAL.
and yhy7 because II Hsve 1s 20 afford instantaneous rsf
when given in Tine It acts By and trial dkon
EllcOnvincs that what say is true Il contains
NO RAREGORKC OH OPIATE
Of any kind and therefore relieves h geSrfn2 re
Of cur child, instead Of By deadeRine 70 possibilities FOR rh
reason, It itselfas prepa
for Children Teething, Diarrh0a, DFSenLe.
Stomach, Wind, Cold i'm the Head, and CrOupi
also for sefeHln0 The gums, reducing inflammation regE
Joti0 the Boaoss aud rslieDtn0 pain eQalbe.ng
vi sGsDaOd5c 1t used with NRfat0 success IN all
cases Of CONFUSION or other Fttss As you cdtge
fae te and health or y0ar children and s0dsh . saCA them
tain to result from the OF narcotics Of s0hSch all other
gss1edses Or hGrtin paints composed take none
rely It is perfectly harmless and cannot niure the
delicate infant Price 25 cents Full directions
each S'''ls- r CIsTa .3ly y 4 DuPOINT,
No 40 Broadway, New York.
Healthy human Blood upon being Aafyzed always pre-
seuts rs with the same elements and gives Of
thu True Standard. AnalJEe the Blood Of person suf
fering ON Consumption Liver ~ spepsa scrOnA
red gohuIes Of the blood Supply these Deficiencies, and
are made we'll The Blood Food founded upos this the
FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted to the deficiencies of the Blood ereot diseases FIR
ever OF the Throat or Lungs inducing ConsumD.
zion, use No. which is asJ the No for Depression of
Spirits, Loss OF Appetite. and for all Chronic
Com Dia in 6 arising from O r.use General dc.
biai ~, and eFvous PrOslraIseu. No 2for G.iV.
er Com plants. No for Dyspepsis. BeiGo az
reudV gTSDGred for GtS0rptiOn en- bV rODs and
carried immediaty circuaon SO that what YOU gain
yon rstQiR. 1hs No is for Female ErrexuIarities,
Weaknesses, &c See special Gil ections
IOus, Kidney and bladder Conn IainGS take No
In all the directions must strictly followed Price
Of the BLOOD Rood 9 per 30 tie.
Sold BY CHURCH & DUPONT,
No 4u9 Broadway, New York,
And BY all respectable Druggists throughout country
U. J. WOOD & Co., st. Louis,
apis Wholesale Agents for the West.
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Fever and Ague.


Rom El.ich mankind suffer ever a large part Of the
globe, IS the consequence Of diseased action in the
system induced By the poisonous niasm Of ve0etahle
decay This exhaaton IS evolved by the action Of solar
heat on wet soil, and rises with the waterv vapor from
IT, While the sun is below the horizon this yapor
fingers near the earths surface and the virus is taken
With through the bugs into the blood There Il acts
irritating poison on the internal vscera and ex
creting organs Of the body The lires becomes torpid
ard fails to secrese not only this virus bat also the bic
from the blood. Both the virus and the bic accuznuate
in the circulation and produce violent constitutional
disorder The spleen, the kidneys, and the stornaeh
sympathize with the liver and become disordered also
Finally the instinct Of opr organism, if in an attempt
to expel the noxious Infusion, concentrates the whole
blood c. the body in the internal excretores force
them to cast it out The blood leaves the surface and
rnshes to the central organs with eongesve violence
This is the CHILL. But in this effort it fails. Then the
FEVER follows, III which the blood leaves the central
organs and PUSHES 70 the surface if n another effort
TO expel the irritating poison through that ether great
excreforste skin. In this also It fails, and the sys-
tenn abandOns the attempt exhausted waiting for the
recovery Of strength repeat the hopeless effort another
day. These are the fits or L7roxysms Of FEVER AND
AGUE. Such constitutional disorder viii Of
dermine the health if it is not removed.
Wa have laborpl IN find and have found an antdOte
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Four Horse Mail COach.

TENHE only Lincoln county running regary threems
week and back, from Rayetteveto Tulahoma; leaving
Tu2homa Monday Wenesdsy and Friday leave FsyY
eeTile Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, connect the mail
the al Tullahoma and for the accommod
ton Of passengers j. B. Smith, Tullahona. Coed
and careful drivers The fare through only dollars
ivi-vt' John n TAYLOR.
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CHER KEE REMEDY.

NNTE the afflicted Of either which you prefer
Wv pleasant and delicious syrup compounded from Natures
eWn Remedies-One which Will speedily and permanently
you the compounds heretofore used, with all their
and facilitating effect together with the oathsome diseases
many times following the use of Mineral Posons
The Cherokee Remedy is Natures Specific for GonoF
rhea, Gle Gravel Structure FuOr Abus whites Femaes
and all diseases Of the Urinary Organs curing these diseases by
natural laws after all other preparations have aled and
OF Heavens best merces to offending Instances could
produced Of its effects, which would stagger creduliy
The preparations heretofore used have failed;
this has instance been fail Happily
mankind, the Governor Of the werd Father who ac not
TO kill, bnt
In he has appointed Medicine for these dreadful diseases
which when tskpn quickly flies to all parts Of the system attacks
the disease at post and with fidelity and
admirable gV it rest unl has completely expelled
from the body AID restores the unfortunate patient
health AID vgor.
This Remedy strikes the very disease its ten
dency not simply to suspend the poison but the
which it depends.
ii ? And what ENHANCES ITS VALUE, is the entire ab
of all taste smell 1t lay
ing the toilet table without being suspected
Remedy for secret diseases.
treatise Vensral diseases, with full directions their
permanent accompany each bottle.
Sold by all respectable Druggists dealers in redi
cines. POTTER & MERWIN, Sole Proprietors,
St. Louis, Mo-
scd Nashville at wholesale bv Berry Demovile
ing Pendeton at retail by Henderson,, and all Drug
gsts everywhere dee4-dtw& ly-insde
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEw ORLEANS August lOCottOn quiet Sales to day 500
bales Mddng IU9lOK Sales Of the week $500 bales Re
cep OF the 1850 bales against 900 bales during the
responding last year orts If the week 1000 bales
Total exports Total receipts
year 49 OVO bales all Southern Ports
7s 500 bass Receipts up 100 bales,
sganss bales the time last Stock New Orleans
81 900 bales sugar edvan ed $685. Flor steady IS 30
as dull, yellow Co. white 30 Bacon buoyant Coffee
sales 10 bags Stock New Orleans ESQ bags sgainst
G. $50 bags the last Tobacco frmpriceS
sitter but qoatoLs unchanged Sterling Exchange 1894
bills Of adins s799 New York Sight A9H prem. Freight
to Liverpool u
CINCINNATI, Aug 10 Flour saes to-day 1900 bbis 81 400
81 GO Corn steady 3994c for and 54955, for sheed
WLky advanced u sales 1900 bbs at lie. Ness Pork
6rm.
NEW YORK, Aug, l0-Cotton uaimportant Flour-ssles
500 0bls s. 2O@s5 25 Corn firm sales $40 bushels 50
956c. Oats quiet $780,, Mess Pork dull and unchanged
Lard dull. 1870 Sc Coffee quiet. MOIasses-cuba Mus
c'vs1> 2i9 s. Sugar quiet, Cuba 62472tc. Tobacco dull
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Fore1ro Tn1e117~enc-7

NEW York, Aug. 9.--The Neapolitans stiil hold
Messina. It is asserted that Garibaldi was wound
&c IN the foot. near NiIarro and escaped Several
Miliarrans viii be shot for fighting against him.
Slcilian letters say that Monetary only evacuated
the outskirts of Messina. and is Concentrating his
army IN the citadel The remainder OF the troops,
bria. r
The latest Neapoliton news is more satisfaetors
Grandquillot is in Paris.
Inc Constitutional announces that Russell has or
dered CowIey to effect an Understanding with
france respecting the Syrian expedition
The Constitutional says all powers agree on that
question.
Turkeys assent will necessarily follow.
CoAsTASTINoPIE, July 24.-The reply of the Porte
to the European proposals for Intervention is almost
certain to be in the negative.
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Shot.

BURIISGToN. n. j., Aug. 9,-George Aiken was shot
and instantly killed at Red Lion near Vineento gn.
Burlington, n j., by John H. COnOver. 1t is alleged
that Aiken had ravished ConOger's wife, and was
foEbidden to come to the house. Conover, mean
while, go: out warrant and put it into the hands
of constable. When Aiken heard of it, he threat
ened to kill him it he did not withdraw the war
rant, and went to COnover's house yesterday when
COnOver shot him in the neck killing him instantly
Conover gave hiaseis up to the authorities. and
was placed in jail last evening
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KANSAS.
hANSASe
Synopsis of the Presidents PrOclamn ti an /,
No. 659, dated April 20, 1860.

orders public sales in the Territory of Kansas fol-
II lows:
At the land Office at Junction City, the 9th day Of August
mkt or townships and parts Of townships heretofore
offered, in the counties Of Marshall and Washington
At the land oce at Junction City, the 2Uh day OF August
next, Of thirty three townships heretofore unoered in the
counties of Clay and Dickson
st the land office al Junction City, the Goth day Of septe
her neNt Of thyfour tOWnshps and fractional townships
heretofore fered the counties Butler.
At the land Office at Fort Scott the 18th day of August
next twenty five townships and parts Townships heretofore
Unoered in the counties of Anderson Coffee, Madison and
Butler.
The lands will be offered wi the exceptions of school
sections, &c, &C.
Tie sales will be kept open until the lands all
which to be accomplished wi hin and longer aud
private entry Of Of the lands will admitted until after
the expiration Of the two weeks.
Presumption claimants required to establish their claims
the satisfaction OF the Register and Receiver,
for he before the day appointed for the
Of the public sales, otherwise their claims will
feited. JOS 5. WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
GENERAL LAND oFTICE, June IA, 1860. july2O-dlaw6w
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From New york.

New YoRK. Aug. 9-The Prince of Wales landed
al Hautsport yesterday morning. and left almost i'm
mediately for Windsor, where be was received with
the usual enthusiasm. His parry then embarked on
special railroad train for Truro, at which place,
Is miles distant they arrived in about p hours An
alarm of fire occurred on the cars from spark hav-
ing lodged in the forward car and commenced burn
ing. 1t was speedily extinguished, however. The
reception at Truro was quite interesting.
Arrests have teen made for passing counterfeit
SIS on the BallstOn Spa Bank and counterfeit SIS on
the Merrimac Bank of Hayerhill, Mass.
The venerable VIM, Neil, d. D. long settled min
ister Of the Presbyterian Church, died yesterday
morning aged 50 years, at his residence in Phila-
delphia. DR. Neil was formerly President of Dick
inson College, Carlisle, Pennsylvania.
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Negro InsurrectiOn-saleO of steamer,
HnaX.

NEW YORK, Aug l0-The schooner Emma futile"
from Sonibrezo, GuanO Islands, reports insurree-
ton among the negroes employed there. Snow, an
overseer, was killed by negro. The latter was ar
rested and placed aboard the bark Warren for
the United States for trial This Infatuated the ne
groes who took possession of the island the negroes
numbering 200 against u whites.
The steamer Coatzacoalcos has been purchased
from New Orleans parties and leaves for the Pa
cifc in few days.
The myterious murder at Long Branch is now
deemed hoax.
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Prom " y Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. august lu-fhe row of buildings
en- Royal street. extending rum The Custom House
10 BienyIle streets, orcupie'l furniture liquor
and piano stureS we're buried last night l. "a
small, mostly insured.
Lerdo De Tpgada writes that the Constitutional
hovernmrn. OF Mexico has cel sin intelligence, that
ie Spanish Cover is iflne out AN expedition
TO give more support 10 Airlmnrs third expedition
against Yer. Cruz
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DALLEY,S M4CTCALPATN EXTRACTOR

PKIcKLT HEAT PPLR Day ERUPTIONs, and all lRRITAToNs
Of TIE Skin ade disappear few applications Of
this great sAve In these brisk friction Many
OF the ordn"y ruptons caused SUPPRESSED PERPIRA
and as this penetrating tepore and
invgorates The aborbeus disspates the inflammation by
double process Ladies, whose faces ds ued by
CUrANEoUs DIEAsE. nay readily bemsh
the skin to its natural tnthy the Of safe powerful
Sold the principal depOs hroadway, n.
and ChaTtres street. New Orleans by J. WRIGHT Co,
General gents. Also BY all drusg and merchants
a fuss
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UNIVERSITY PLACE, franklin County, Tenn, 4
August lst, 1860.
To Architects,


EsIGNs the building of the University the South are
inviteI from the Architects Of the United 9tstes
building for which designs required,
the building Of the group The design for this building
contemplate central structure hanked by wings, the
whole to be two stories high
upper Of the central structure is tc be uej
Exhibition Hall. 1t be constructed with galleries,
upon the plan the smies Of Music, with sngs FIR
twenty hundred persons The lower be divided into
offices for the business departments of the University
Of wings must be arranged for Library, with
for unpackng storing &C The other wing be
constructed Gallery OF art the lower story Of which 10 be
N academy Of design.
The plans contemplate building Of sone which shall
Droof Throughout The wings to be Constructed
admit Of extension.
For particulars reference this and the other
erected application be made to the Executive
Committee.
The design which may he adopted will be pac for All others
will be subject to the order OF the Architects
All designs be forwarded to reach University Placs
by the Isl of october and must be addressed the
tive Committee, University Place. Frahkn County, Tennessee
By order Of the Executive Committee.
LE0NIDAS POLK,
GEO K. FAIRBANK, }
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Arrested.

CHICAGO. Aug. S.-Josiah w. Bissell was arrested
in this city last evening by officers Dennis and Wal
ter. f. Chadwick was also arrested IN Rock Island
by officer Webster, charged with conspiracy 20 burn
the railroad bridge across the Mississippi at Rock
Island A bill of indictment found against them
this morning by the Grand Jury. A large quantity
of nflamabe material in bottles was seized BY the
officers.
Bissel is the agent of the st. Louis Chamber of
Commerce, and certain parties who have suits pend
ing against the bridge. Chadwick is the attorney in
the cases. The evidence of the plan formed to burn
he bridge is said to be conclusive.
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MAIL RoBFEEs AIRESTED.-Mr. 5. II. Shock, agent
in this city Of the California Overland Mail route,
received news on Tuesday that the mail bags hlch
reached Madison, Arkansas, last Sunday night, had
been cut open ard robbed of their contents He i'm
mediately started for the above mentioned town, on
hearing the intelligence. 10 investigate the matter
and bring the parties concerned 10 arrest The CIR
cumstance OF the robbing led to the suspicion thai
the driver OF the stage coach concerned in the
act and he took him in charge, together with two
others, who turned out to be accompices. Their
names are Marcellus Noies Louis Burton and Martin
box. TIE riled bags were en- route for Memphis
but we have not ascertained what amount of money
had been distracted from their contents Mr. Shock
brought his prisoners TO this city and had them
fined in prison TO await definite orders from the
head OF the department TO whom Col. Galloway tel
egrap hed yesJegday This makes the third instance
within the last days, OF the Imprisonment of mail
robbers in the Memphis Jal and two instances when
the guilty parties were the carriers of the mail
He,9gbiS AlaidRcbe, Aug. ..
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1.he Po.otoe RIigbI Ireland.

We md in the Belfast EOrtsB Wig, received by ths ASIA
the folio Ting paragraI relating Irish Potato crop
TENPLENokE July Il sorry inform you that the poato
blight has appeared in several Places this gh5Oood pin
cpay in low ling land As the symptoms not
bad il this weather continues, the visitation
this early season, crop already oarish will
be fearful think From l le3rn the have
been early period Of the year Lest
they not visible until The the month OF August, and
yet there a deficient crop Daily Express
We 10 have that rteG from different
districts this county forced believe that the blight
has again appeared year The smell tel
tsto fields is unpleasant in others the eGes show unms
taSaby the evidence Of eight greatly fea that the e
Of the present weather the preceding Vegea
ton will produce depora5e eec this CROP Waterford
Mail. ,TuIv
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NEBRASKA
Synopsis of the Presidents Proclamation,
No. ego, dated April go, 1850.

orders public sales in the Territory Of Nebraska, fol
n lows:
At the land Office at Brownsville, the 9th day OF August
next Of twenyx townships heretofore unoered in the
ties Of Jones and Saline
At the land office Brownsville the goth day of August
next Of twenty four townships, heretofore unOfered in the
counties Of Fillmore and Jefferson.
the land office Nebras City, the 18th day Of A.
twenty eight townships and fractional townships here
fore offered in the counties Of Clay, Lancaster, Calhoun Sa
line, Greene, and Butler.
At land office Nebraska Cry the eth day August
of twenty townships and fractional townships
toore unoee in the counties Of Saline, Greene and Butler
At the land office at Omaha City, the 18th day
next OF thirty three townships and townships
heretofore unofred in the counties Of Fatt zard Cumug
At the land office DacOtah City, the OF August
next of forty townships and fractional townships heretofore
unodere in the counties Of Cedar, Dixon, Pierce Qui
Court.
At the land office Dacotah City, the 9Oh lay Of
next Of thyseven townships heretofore unored in the
ties of Pierce and QCi Court.
The will offered with the exceptions Of school
sections &C, &C.
The will kept open until tire lands are s offered,
which is be accomplished within weeks, and Longer,
prva entry Of ally aads admitted
after the expiration Of the two weeks
empOn claimants are required establish their claims
the satisfaction Of the proper and Receiver and make
payment for the before the day appointed for the
Of the public sales otherwise their claims will be
forfeited. JOS. S. WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office
GENERAL LAND OEFICE, June IA, 1860 juy2O-daw6w
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500 CASH.

The Grover 81 Baker Special Premium.
Il. h. BROcKwAY, representative of the GROVER e
BAKER Sewing Machine Company, offers a special
premium of One Hundred Dollars CAST, for the best
specimen of family sewing exhibited at the next
State Fair, to be held at Nashville. September 10TH
1860
The work to be done by lady. resident of Ten
reaU.
No persons connected with our offices will be per
mitted to contend for the premium.
Rooms over Hicks China Hall, 46 Public Square.
iuly29-till septic
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[Fron he Troy Budget
JOhu Quincy Adams.

VI in that famous poem, the siege OF Oo' "ue hyrh
rScuIds that
'.Tbere was an old man whose hairs a0ere GrhHe,
Blu: his veteran was full of might
The famous lines descriptive OF TINS ola man ma uen quoted
apple BILE that intellectual giant Of the earlier days of the
RepuHc-Johu Quincy Had the hero OF Byron poem
in these DAYS there would have been y Of his
recording the fc that shs hairs were whefo ike most Of
the old the pres Mt day he would undoubtedly haze sed
HENsTREETs HAIR whcl would have restOed
his hair the prstiue beauty and natural color Of yuth.
Price fifty bottle. Sold every where
W HAGAN & CO., ProprietoIs, Troy, N Y
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TENNESSEE FEMALE COLLEGE.


TNNHI furnishing young Institution will open its Fourth Col.
4 legate year Monday the Sd OF September next II
yields he palm South, the ability OF
its faculty. thoroughness Of acquisition extent Of CT
study.
The pupil achieve Said library education well As
the accomplishments. has select and
library necessary apparatus Tie boarding mouse
being repaired and refunisd The table viii be plenteousy
supplied and the superintendent and atron nnr
hitting. locality proVerba for health the moral tone y"
its society," and its excellent church facilities.
For Catalogue or other particulars apply to .,.
JOHN MAReHALL, President,
or w 5. MoLEMORE, Secretary.
arurIu
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Great nenres,ion in The san market.

The Syracuse IN W Standard learns from reliable
that thus far this the inspection Of salt this not onehaf
has last The sales thus pay salaries Of tie off,
and the expenses OF the Salt Company Unless ire
harvest West the demand for salt, there prObabi
ty Of there being million barrels the
halfo the year The principal activity in
sa harch, which calaety
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From Rnsfon.

Bosrox, Aug 9.-There were heavy thunder
showers yesterday afternoon. Two sehooners w.
ing at the wharf. and several buildings in Cam
bridge and other places damaged by lightning;
and Patrick Collins, boy at the Farm School on
ThOmsons Island, was instantly killed.
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BaItimore Coffee Markel, August S.

There fair inquiry for Coffee to day bat the market was
specially active We had reported sales OF 20 medium
Rio I4c bags Holders OF Coffee
very firm their views and will sell une It full rates
Tue stock Rio hand this day about 10000 bags We
quotations follows for Coffee viz: I5 5K for fair
Rio, Is good do l5 for prime do. IA 5 for areaibo
and I rs for Java. in market, omit
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Frnnl II. Louis.

ST. Lou :, August 9-Wm. " ais the supposed
murderer of MIR. Wtzer at Sacramento on the
l2th of July, was arrested near Washe and taken
towards Sacramento by Mr.. G. St0lard and George
Armstrong. of Texas. AMI Timothy wharton When
within one mile of Sacramento, Walls killed all
three of the keepers and escaTed. Armed bands
have gone il pursuit of him.