davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-03-14
Unrefnted Proof.

The testimony Of Notions Is unanimously borne Ia
Tie t+ahgisirg virtues Of bis noble remedy. and cet
h. ries u every living language bear witness 10 lie
aDdaHiahenuss 81 their intrinsic worth.
A2ioieays Pills are The best remedy knopn
a fff gtOrH far fbs JaIlo,,;,,,. 5;5SS
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The NeS York World the 2lst rhe money market
has opened this increased demand for call loans
parties not strictly first class and such borrowers find diff
feul in obtaining money they did last week. The
for call loans established from to per cent with
hardening the general market toward per
minimum. First commission brokers still
loans at the probability Is h't the surplus
from day day be ample continue these loans
low rates for time THERE'S more business paper
talked Of coming the Market put there limited
actually offered for ale The dscounng for
their the Of their ability The banks
approaching the period for heavy business wants. when they will
have to call in the they granted to outsiders. The
bank statement for the week ending August 18th is caculat
ed to hold out auch hope Of assistance to stock pecuao The
banks will either be compelled withdraw their call
withhold discounts the crop8 otherwise regu
lar business 1t important to high prices Of stocks
loans should be literally continued and it important
speedy and profitable the country that
mercantile discounts should literally granted New YORK
banks cannot hep both Interests viz: those o: the country
those Of SPECTATORS.
SIN view OF this uncertainty bank movement aud the
doubts which the crops South, and the
lO9 600 bales Of American cotton still Id Liverpool
amounting to about S500OO being nearly guam
y held last year, it matter OF conera that
the legitimate trading Of the country has been conducted with
prudence in contracting liabilities The political uncertainty Of
Europe ssufcent for extreme caution buying
ing and granting credits. The domestic named
are additional for cautious In the dealings
classes The amount Of specie held by the New
at amount 1921 7u and in position from
our probable imports Of specie from California and exports Of
the to Europe as to leave very little margin any
unexpected drain OF the bank specie The
the power make themselves safe any
choose by curtalng their loans But unfortunately pro-
Of curtang their loans has frequently, simultaneously
curtad the price Of merchandise produce mere
suggestion Of the remedy produces feeling
cial and commercial circles"
warrants quoted in New York The follovng
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sPECIALNOTuCEs.


Il AlOASAl1h are ua1ly speaking N praise OF
DLt. EATOAsS INFANrILE CORDIAL,
and Why's because falls 70 afford rlie
when given in time It acts a. il BY mage and trial G0a
No ' PA w. ~ On r. OPf pnirE
Of any kind therefore relieves BY rsa0Uing The saen0
OF your child, instead Of By dGdenSag rs seSes For thi
for Children Teethimg, DfarrhRas Dysente-
~, Gripping in the Bowels, Acidity of the
also for s9sentng he gums reducing tasmdsion TeH
Edtizg tie B0lces and ree1fR0 pain. has eqGtbeng
an III sPGsaodc, it is used with Tas1tn0 success in al
tae TIE and health of y0r children, and a0sh % SAGE Ee
from those sad and igdtiag cOnseqHs1cs mich are GER
remedies ron IaJapts Co1ains are COMPOSED take aone
bat Dr. EatO1's Tnfanti1e Cordials this yo1 can
y upon It is perfectly harmless md cannot nure the
'-'- '0''''' f CtSMEURCM & DuPoINT,
No 400 Broadway, New York
Healthy human Blood upon being Aalyzed always pre-
tbs TTue STANDARD. Anslyre the Blood Of person SUI
rnK from Consumption, Liver " spepsla Scofus,
red eobuies Of the blood supply these deficiencies and You
are inade we'll The Blood Food is founded upon this the
Or-hen'e its assHUssi1g susse,s nss
adapted Deficiencies Of the Blood In different diseases For
Coughs, Colds, bronchitis, any affection what
ton. use No which alsJ the No for Depression Of
Spirits Loss of Appetite. and for all Oh rOnic
billy and Nervous PrOstraIIOn. No 9foT LiV.
er Com plaintss No. Tor Dyspepsia. Reid0 81
reudy zr4pared for absorption is taken bY drops and
Immediately into the circulaon that what you gain
you retqin. The 10 is for Female Irrexuaarities.
HYsIeria, Weaknesses, &c See special directions
IOuS, Kidney and bladder Conn lainIs take No
In all cases the directions must be strictly followed Price
Of the Blood Food 81 per DO tie.
Sold By CHURCH DUPONT,
No 4us Broadway, New York,
And by all respectable Druggists throughout the country
D. J. WOOD Co., st. Louis,
apis wholesale Agents for the West.
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ONLY DISCOVERS
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.


RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
NFAEY since the great discovery of Prof Wood
tempted only initiate his restorative, but profess to
have discovered something that would produce results identical
wonderful results of Prof Woods PREPARATION and have been
forced leave field 20 its rsstess Read the follow
ing:-
PROF. o. J. WOoD & Co Gents-The letter wrote in
1856 concerning valuable Hair Restorative, and VII ahyou
have published in this vicinity aud elsewhere has given Use to
uchng the facts the The inquiries
first is it fact Of habtaton and stated in
the Communication second, is it of ell therein contained
third does hair still continue to be in good order and Of
natural color7 To all and do nvaraby,yes Ny
hair is better than in stage Of life for forty years
past Soft thrifty better coored the true Of
ny Whker and the only why is not generally true is,
that the substance washed of by frequent sbuon Of the
face when used wipng the face in close
ton with the wfkers the result will follow the hair
of great many letters from all parts
OF England asking my hair still continues to be
good there much fraud in the manufacture and sale Of
compounds this, doubt basey
initiated and been used not only any good effect
absolute injury have used restorative Of
account for some months and vet my hair good ever
hund eds have examined with surprise, 81
old and not hair in head face and to prove
this fact send lock Of hair taken of the past week
your favor Cf two quart bottles last for
which am grateful it TO friends and thereby
induced them to try it, sket teal until after trial
then purchased nd used It with universal wilt
favor, that you send by which discover
the Restorative, sold by many, fear without author
coed follow the failure caused
by the pure article, which the inventor Of the good
my hair. all who inquire Of Of
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain dear sr
yours CRAfMoND-
AARoN's Run, KY, Nov. 30, 1858.
The Restorative is bottles Of three Sizes viz: large
bottles the mediums hold al least twenty per cent more IN
proportion than the SMALL etais for 81 boe the large
holds quart per proportion, and retals for o.
Abotle. d. j. wood Cos Pr'prIetors 444 Broadway
and ia Market street, ST Mo- and sold by all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers Whoesaled by
Even, PendIetOn 81 Co., and resied by every Drug
10 Uni ed febll-ly
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DITeCs TTade with belgium

The following extracts from letter addressed to
of the editors OF this paper, viii be read with
interest by the business men of this city, as well as
those of Memphis who are more directly inter
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HOOFLAND'S BiLsAmIC CORDIAL
The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARK'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
p-otocted SA * n Letters.
H., RovaI R4SS3N.E% M Patent.

Prsoa-st rom prescription of Sir J. CzGrrs, n d. Ply
stefan Extraordinary 10 The Qneen.
, Invaluable is unfalng In the cure Of all those
and dangerous which the female constitution
ct n moderates and removes all Oosrucens
and speedy may be relied on.
To Married Ladies
II Is neullary suited It will, in short time bring the
monthly period with regularity . g.. 4,
Each bottle price One Dollar bears the GOVERNMENT SP q
Great Britain, to prevent counerielts'
CAUTION
These PUs should not be taken 6v females during ths
FTPST TRPEE MONTRS0 Pregnancy as they are sure to
5rin6 on NscGria0e bat at any other tire they are SAFE
IN ali cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in the
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exeon, Papanon Of te
Heart Mysteries and Whites these Pills Tl enect cure Nneh
ali other means have failed and although powerful remedy
do not contain ren caome anmony1 or anyhng hurttu to
the constitution.
Full dire ions in pamphlet around each package which
should be carefully preserved
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES (Lste J. O. Baldwin & Cog
Rochester, n. Y.
NB-S 90 and postage stamps enclosed % any author
Eed agent will insure bottle containing 80 pills. by return
mail.
Sold in Nashville by Berry Demove and q '" Hender'
shott. J. G. Blown and all respectable druggists
dec4-d,tw&w-ly.
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HENDERSON AND NASHVILLE RAHEOAD.-MOnday,
the 10th inst, was proud day for the citizens of
Henderson, Ky. The Henderson Mail characterizes
the occasion as the birthday of the city. The first
rails on the Henderson and Nashville Railroad were
laid in the presence of immense concourse Of cit
liens. Hundreds of ladies aud gentlemen were pres
ent to do honor to the occasion. The enthusiasm
was unbounded, and everywhere one could see
pleasan: and smiling faces. After several rails had
been laid the first spike was driven by JAMES W.
CLAY, Esq of the oldest residents of Henderson
Col. JOHN W. CRoCkErT was then called upon lie
congratulated the company and the citizens Of Hen
dersOn upon the suspicious events of the day, COM
plimented those who had stood firmly by this enter
prise in its dark and gloomy days, and dealt some
hard blows TO the foges who ,ent it not a helping
hand or smiling cOuntenance. His remarks were
received with shouts Of applause At the conclusion
q his brief address Gov. L. W. POWELL proceed
ed to address the audience The Mud says:
There can be no doubt ofthe early and successful
completion Of the Henderson and Nashville Railroad
Last week the rails for five miles of the road reach
ed this point The first five miles will be completed
by the first of October, when iron for five miles
more will arrive and the whole contract of the ten
miles will be finished 10y the first of December As
soon as the first five miles have been completed the
company will place upon the tracks a locomotive
and cars.
On the southern end of the line the work is being
constantly and vigorously prosecuted From the
State line toward Hopkinsville twenty miles have
been graded and are ready for the reception of
the IRON Trenton District in Todd county has voted
large subscription Of stock, and Christian county
on the first Monday of this month, by clever ma
iority voted subscription of 100000. With these
means besides others. which can soon be made
available 1t is certain that the road Will speedily be
built through Todd and Christian counties teaving
but the gap of Hopkins and Webster. This gap
will soon be filled and before the close of 1861 we
almost feel continent that the communication be
tween Nashville and Henderson will be entirely by
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Rutherford Land for sale.

WILL sell farm, containing l00 The tast easily
divides itself into two farms the North and south sides OF
Stones River The improvements consisting OF dwelling hoos-
mills gin, &C., equal to any in me county
we'll watered and mbered with every comfortable nx0e aAu
convenience
Terms very liberal. Interest for time the papers
being ght County Bonds at their value would
very acceptable pay; suitable residence in hurfsboougn
Lebanon improved would be received in part payment
sell farm tIAirfy-ttVe Neg roesS togeth
err with Mules, Cattl-, Plantation Utensils, &C, &C
any gentleman who desires to purchase magnificent farm on
most will peaze Call aud examine for him
self refer to LNDsLKY LUctES BROWN Of Nashville
aug f60-tw2m BLOOafIELD RIDLEY.
Louisville Journal copy month in weekly and send bill
Q this office for colee tion.
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Great Auction Sale of Furniture.

the Furniture Rooms Of CAM & CrRxKLIUs No 1
N Church street, ppOe the MsxVille House. Tuesday
morning SepIember 1IIh, at O'Clock, sEELDs
& Co, will proceed 70 sell without and
day day It'll tie entire closed this extensive
men Of Furniture seasoned lumber Materials TOOLS hardware
consisting in part Of the following articles Fine
Mahogany Rosewood and Walnut Bureaus dining
and breakfast tables ESQ assorted ads and lounges elegant
wardrobes and cribs wash stands hat racks spring bottom
Tor chairs and rich rockers SOFAS tables
writing desks hall chairs and Clothes Horses with
ment Of gilt and mahogany looking glasses short OF the
largest and most complete stocks offered in city
ton
TermS..A under $50 cash. $50 and under
SOO 80 days. all $780, 80 days credit for approved
in Bank. BENZ. y. SHIELDS i co,
lurtio
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From Mexico.

New ORLEANS, August 24-The schoOners Red
Fox and BaIear have arrived with Tampico dates Of
the 9th, and 100000 in specie. conducta Of 81
100000 specie arrived at TampicO on the I'd. The
late storm did immense damage to the shipping on
the Mexican coast The dought is severe in northern
Mexico and the country is being devastated by civil
war. A famine is feared. Guadalajara is still be-
seiged, and MiramOn is everywhere surrounded
The Liberals are marching on the Capitol and ex
pect to be there by the 10th of September.
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Specie
Foreigu CommercinI,

LIVERPOOL, August I5-Per Steamer city of Baltimore
Coton-Saes Monday Tuesday baies firm
and partially advanced from 1lG a. steady. PrOv
sions dull. Consos 931I993X.
--LATEST, WednesdayC to-day Of oCO bales
market closing buoyant with advance of the Arabia
sailed.
ENeLGND-There have additional leather trade failures
The weather is unsettled.
the weeks Cotton sales, Spectators and
porsrs 1000 bales Cotton setive. Manchester
advces ere favorable White Corn 3935s 3D. Wheat quiet
white 6d Ga. Beef dull dull Lard steady
Coffee steady.
LoNDONBreadstuEs steady Sugar and Coffee firm. Money
unchanged.
LIVERPOOL l5thOf Cotton sales to-day, spectators and
exporters took 1850 bales.
L LONDON, I6th.-MOney slightly stringent.
LIVERPOOL Wheat and Corn Of all qualities slightly ad
vanced Provisions dull
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from Trenton.

TRENTON n. j., August 23.-The recent heavy
rain swelled the small streams as to carry away
the bank of the canal in three places between
Trenton and Princeton, and the railroad track in
two places Five hundred men have been at work
all day, and no trains passed the break up to 6
o'clock. A new read has been built near Clarks-
vile. temporarily, to carry the trains The 6o'clock
evening trains was the first to pass through
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW ORLEANS Aug. 24-Cotton firm. The steamers news
greater day 1900 bales, including 300
bales crop; Midng O59Osl sales ef the week 5000
baes receipssof $50 bales against 5000 bales du
ring corresponding last year. Exports Of the week 1850
bales Total exports Of the $4,000 bales Total
cepts port aheal Of COO bales At all South
ports IA go bales. Receipts Of cotton to date 1900
bales against balss the time last year. Stock
New Orleans $50 bales Flour steady, 1905 So Sugar
tuoyant 999 Cotee " sales OF the week ESQ bags I5l6
Imports 90 bags Stock New Orleans 1900
bags Tobacco firm, logs 29c, fDe leaf 9s Sterling
change 9z9lO bills of ladng s1994; New York sight
change par premium Freghts cotton to Liverpool 81
NEw YORK. August 24-Four active, advanced lOc sale
1000 bells IS I5@5e5 Wheat advanced 19c Corn active
bushels ls6c Oats steady, $500 Mess Per
sI9 259I9 371l. Lard bbs ls39l2K. Rio Coffee l3K9
I3c Moasses, MuscovadO 39a3 Orleans 1885, Sugar
steady, Havana 63ls71I, Psrto Rico 73z
CScISSA August "a Flour Vey dull and nominal; sales
unimportant Whisky 500 bb 49, Holders Of hogs
anxious delivery SC So but buyers
mand a reduction. Money EASIER
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nestrcntion of ProperrH.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 23-The rain this morning
caused great damage to the Chestnut Hill Railroad.
culvert of the Gresham creek was carried away
with the embankment fifty eight feet high. A large
stone bridge on the same creek was carried away.
There much other damage done to farms in the
vicinity, and many houses were flooded. No lives
were lost as far as ascertaIned. Very little rain
fell in the cty
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From PhiIadeIphfa.
Republican state Convention.

SYRACUSE, August 23-The Republican State Con-
ventiOn met this city yesterday, and organized
with James Cook for President. Hon. Z. d. Nor
gan and Robert Campbell, the present incumbents,
were. by accamation nominated for reelection
for Governor and Lieut. Governor s. II. Barnes
for Canal Commissioner and James r. Bates for
State Prison Inspector. VIM. Cullen Bryant and
Jas. o. Putnam were appointed electors at large
The resolutions indOrse the platform of the Chi
cage Convention, and ratify its nominations for
President and Vice observation-disclosures Gov. Nor
gan, and repel the charge of corruption against
the last Legislature-asserting that not a measure
which had been characterized as unjust and
rupt could have passed the Legislature without
the unanimous vote of the Democratic members.
The resolutions relate almost entirely to local af
fairs
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DALLEY,s MAGICAL PAN EXTRACTOR

PRcKLY HEAT PMPLEs Day ERuPrIoSs, and all LIMITATIONS
of THE SKIN Jade and disappear Of
this great Saye In these brisk friction Many
of the Ordn9ry erupons caused by PERsFRA
and this penetrating unguent and
invigoraes The absorbens, II dsspaes the Inflammation by
double Ladies, whose faces
DISEASE readily the bemish
the its natural tnby the Of this safe powerful
counter Sold the principal dePos Broadway,
Y and chartres street. New ORLEANS, by J. WRIGhT Co,
General Agents. also by all drusg and merchants
S-aF uAuvItr
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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 Jack
son, Nashville and Knoxville the Clerk Of the Chan
Gerry Court at Memphis, and the Clerk Of the Com
mon Law Court at Chattanooga.
June l4-dtW6wtf
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KANSAS.
SYNOPSIS of the Presidents Proclamation,
No. $50, dated April 20, 1850.

T orders public sales in the Territory Of Kansas as fol-
II lows: -
the land Junction City, the 9th day OF August
mkt of forty townships and parts OF Townships heretofore
offered in the counties Of Marshall and Washington.
Athe land junction City, the 9Oh day Of August
next Of thirty townships heretofore unofersd in the
counties Of Clay and Dickson
At the office Junction City, the Goth day Of septem
Der next thyfour townships and fractional townships
heretofore I'M ered the counties Of Wise and Butler.
At the Office Fort Scott the 18th day Of August
next five townships and parts OF Townships heretofore
rnoered in counties Of Anderson Coffee Madison
Butler.
The will be offered wi the usuai exceptions of school
sections, &C, &C.
Tie will be kept open until the lands all offered
which accomplished wi hin two
no private entry Of the lands will admitted until after
the expiration Of the two weeks.
Presumption claimants required TO establish claims
the satisfaction Of the proper Register Receiver and make
payment for hes before the day appointed for the
Of the public ssles otherwise claims be
feted. JOS, g. WILSON
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
CENTRAL LAND OFFICE, June "A, 1850 iulv90-dIav6r
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RAN-On Sunday night we had good, old fash
tened thunderstorm. This lightning Ii. up the
clouds with the most vivid fires, while peal after
peal revertsrated through the heavens. The rain
fell in gentle showers, and the parched and thirsty
earth is moist again. On Wednesday morning We
had another shower which will do much good,
though too late to benefit the corn crop much
EFa1bola ReUieic, Attg %.
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August in the years noted:
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From California.

ST. JOSEPH, Aug. 24.-San Francisco advices FOL
the 11th say the Uncle Sam sailed with 81 O3O 0OC
gold and S62, 900 Washoe silver.
Trade was unchanged. Money abundant. Bacon
hams, pork. butter and lard were improving Whis-
Ky S74. Crushed sugar II. Freights advancing.
Senator Latham contemplates returning to Wash
ington Immediately.
The Douglas and Breckenridge wings Of Democ-
racy appear to be pretty eqally divided.
The Commercial and Washington Hotels, with
thirty other buildings in Grass Valley, were burn
ed on the ninth. Loss S35O,OOO The grain fields
near Swison City were burned on the tenth. Loss
$4,000,
The Shoshone and Pahute Indians are about to
commence war on each other.
The Honey Lake scouting party have returned
without discovering the Indians they were in
earch Of
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From mnwaukee.

EMILwAUKEE, Aug. 23.-Luther Hanchett was nomi
rated for Congress by the Republican Convention
for the Second District Of Wisconsin, held ct La
Crosse yesterday.
The jury in the case of R. B. Lynch, late city
clerk, charged with forgery, brought in verdict
of guilty yesterday afternoon.
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IFron tie Troy Budget
Hahn OuiueV Adams.

JOUH VWIUCy n NHtI-
tits in that famous poe Siege Of COrinh, where Byrcn
records that
"There a old man whose hairs toere Uhtte,
But his veteran arm full Of might
The famous lines descriptive Of this old man have been quoted
apple that intellectual giant OF the earlier days OF the
Repuhc-John Quincy adams ths hero OF Byron
lived in these days there would have been no necessity OF his
recording the fact that his hairs whte-Or, like most Of
the old Of would undoubtedly haze ised
HEMsrREs HAIR RESToRATTvs, whcl would have restored
his hair to all the pristine beauty and natural color Of youth
Price fifty cents bottle. Sold everywhere
HAGAN & CO., PropretoIs, Troy, Y.
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Mass ITeeting at CoIumbia,

The Democracy of old Maury are going to have
Mass Meeting at Columbia, on the first Monday IN
next month. There viii be large OutPourEng OF
he people. A number of able and popular speakers
will ry7eseus
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The wheat and Other Crops
The following from the New York Express will
al interest at his time to both dealers and
The wheat crop 1860 the largest that yet produced
In all the Western States Excepting the Western part
and portion of Kansas where injured the drouh
story Of the crop the wonderful and gratifying nnewheat
unprecedented in size and unprecedented
general yield The Courier estimates the quantity Of
asf
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Effects of the storm.

EAsroN, Pa. August 23.-There was no damag s
done by the rain to the canals in the ~
But little rain fell There are three breaks IN US
Delaware division of the canal below New nope
Two weeks time will be required to repair tleli