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CAMP CHANGED.

Yesterday we changed our camp a few miles,
for better shade and more bounufGl supply OF
water.
On Sabbath night Mr.. J. N. CoTHRAN, of Cbeatham
Co died On Monday morning, Mr.. ROBINSON, of Capt
DENNIsoNs company fell dead off his feet, while IN
perfect health Our dead are all neatly buried
in 4 beautiful cemetery in Fredericksburg, Va.
Only six from our Regiment have died, while the
Regiment from Arkansas just by US, have lost
about thirty All our sick are better; none OF
them are dangerously III. Our friends in Tennessee
and Arkansas may rest assured that the people
here are doing all that can be done for the sick
soldiers. Three fourths of sick are at private
houses, and they have all the kind attentions OF
warm sympathizing friends There is no place
like home, but the sick soldiers find the unwearied
attentions of the people here the next thing to
home. The ladies here cannot be too highly COM
mended for their attentions to sick soldiers.
l learned last night that Col. THOMAS who cap
tured the St Nicholas, was arrested on steamboat
at Baltimore, and lodged in Fort AcHenry.. This
is Just the result of too free description given of
him and his mode of operating, By the papers of
Richmond, and especially the Dispatch The cdr
tors here seem to have very little prudeuce about
what to publish. 1 have just heard that President
DAVIS says that the editors give him more trouble
at present than the Yankees
Plenty of rain here. JOHS.
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FmE.-About five o'clock yesterday afternoon
the stable in the Of the Parsonage of the Second
Presbyterian Church was discovered to be on fire
The steam fire engine at tn scene, and tn
fire was Subdued with but slight loss. The fire VS.
evidently the work of an incendiary. But for tn.
fact that the stable was covered with patent root
which prevented the flames from bursting cut, ii
might have produced large cOnhagration, owing
to its proximity to the church
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WARRINGTON, July III is believed that it is the
design OF the Federal Generals to avoid Mana ssas
bat the positive intention however, Is to allow DO
delay IN pushing on to Richmond
reports from Arizona and New Mexico represent
secession so strong that is necessary to reinforce
Fort Bliss.
1t Is reported that the forces at Acquis Greek.
Dunirles sed several other points are falling back
on Manassas.
~ rs Oeheyed that J. 7. Pickett late American
Consul at Vera Cruz, is the Confederats AGENT in
Mexico.
HoUsE-The petition of the Baltimore Police
Commissioners confined in Fort NeHenry, 10 Con.
gress to interfere in their behalf was referred 10
the Judiciary Committee.
The bill authorizing Secretary Welles to purchase
and hlre vessels to suppress piracy and complete
The blockade, sppropriatiDg $4,000 Geo. passed.
resolution appointing q committee to investi-
81 to AZ.
Fan~lek said that for two months there had been
q system Of plumber which for audacity and wretch
edness has never been surpassed.
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Monetary and commercial.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, jelly II, 1851

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jelly II, 1851.
In New York on the 18th, the following sales Of
Tennessee Bonds were reported: 81, GOO at 44Ic,
$4,000 at 4Ise So, 900 at 45e, and on the 18th,
$4,000 at 44Ie $1,000 at 44c, and s. coo at ale.
The Bonds of other Confederate States showed
prOportionate advance. The New York Meas says
the position Of England France and Prussia in re-
spect to the blockade and the recognition, are at
the bottom Of the upward movement in the South
Stocks; but dealers affect to think that Congress
will con,pPomise.
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CHEROKEE OUREJ

In uafaEISzg cure for Seminal Weakness, Moe
tuFnaI EmHIlssi0ns, bnPoteney LosB q Poaoeri
Pains IN De Back, OnA Ia Tie Bladder, O6ssrUcts6
and Difficult AeHstTudtt0E, and az DisedscS edussd
6y dsVt1staq JrOE he PG4 Qr Rdts.s, Gsd tSdHLgiHg
ts SsLf- Pollution.
ed the organs Of generation speedily cured and
full vigor restored. -
mind and necessary promote cOnnuba happiness
In the Cherokee Cure the poor debste worn down and
desparng devotee sengua pleasure will find relief
1t safe and pleasant in tSs IN ig astoni con-
tssiag nnetal Posoa, hat PsaaESa ron pase vegetable
extracts, in the form Of delicious syrup
Price - per Bottle three bottles for S. and and forTardsd
by express to all parts Of the world. a.- ID 10
Sold By su respectable Druggists everywhere.
POTTER MERWIN. Proprietors, Memphis Tenn
Sold in NaEhviIle by Ewing Pendston Berry Demovs
O. W. Hepdsrshott, and By Druggists eveEyShsTs.
cct2S-atF&Ety
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FHopsANps OF eAsEs.
DIR. KINGS DISPENsARY
FOB PRIVATE DISEASES.
m uIN5r. 6,-v,.-l,, ~ Nr.,, Vi .,

az DR.. KING, formerly Of New York, for tie
kAA15 four years Of Louisville, KENTUCKY, and who
devoted SIS attention the treatment Of private diseases fer ovr
thirty yeTTs aers hBe having attended % practice fer
many years. and cured many hoEnds be ensbed to
diseases Of nature, matter how bad they
from inucous medical treatment from neglect Of thsiT
DR. Kings DpenBay No. 20 Desrek street, between Cherry
apd he sousre wheFe all diseases private
GoHoRHEA cured without nsEeogB Rseine or Iafsfsnce
IRON business.
srRIcruRRs ofod recent date, seuslly cured In few
days. BY an operation which causes psin Where structure
exist health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps disease causes more
mischief and undernines the constitution 50 much.
SYPHILIS all the diseases Of the skin growing oat
ect az bad tatsnt be steotuAly cured in V days.
sENEAL WEAKEEs, particular attention having been given to
this disease and the consequences growing out Oft brought
on in many cases BY the destructive habits Of nconderste
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions neglect Of
which will undermine the Constitution, rendering the subject IN
for business society," and causing premate cid
Females yho nay Be Iaporng with dOuy Of the Womb
nav Fsst assured Of immsdiste relief
Persons residing abroad 81 wiring and stating their case with
fee enclosed directed 10 Dr. A King, No. q, Deadrck street,
NaShvie Tenn VIII the necessary medicine sent to their
adress with necessary directions Strict secrecy Observed oos
hours o'clock in the morning anti IN the EVENING"
rnay23. l859-d&Wly
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COFFEE SECURED-We received letter, some
days ago. from the vicinity of Norfolk, giving an
account of the departure of expedition to
a cargo of coffee in a wrecked vessel on the North
Carolina coast which the Lincolnites said to
be watching. We deemed it prudent to suppress
the information, but learn that the cargo,
sistng of some 4, 400 bags, was secured without
difficulty A portion of it will be brought to Rich
mond-R Richmond Dispatch, July Is.
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ANOTHER OF OLD ABE's VESSELS CRIPPIED-The
Newbern On. c. Progress Of the 18th contains the
following:
Information reached here late lsst night by
lieutenant of the Roanoke Guards, from the I'M
dersigned, that on Wednesday, 10th instr between
u and O'Clock, man-of war, A guns, came under
the guns at Fort Hatteras, when an engagement
took place which lasted three-fourths of an hour
each party firing about seven or elght guns; NO
damage 8ss done on our side. The vessel was
struck twice and thought to have been disabled, as
she struck colOrs and slOped.
Lieutenant C. W. NIGHT,
Commander at Fort Hatteras.
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Paw PossaRe

To secure reply, persons writing this office, on
their own business, should inclose money to pre-
pay the expected answer. We receive many such,
which would amount to considerable daily tax II
we rnnliaa To iNem. :
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FxtrseLeS from the records of the Army Medical
Board, by GEcROE L. BLACKIE, Surgeon aud Msdtca
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HONE MADE FURNITURE The undersign would
call attention of the public that he continues to keep
at his old stand No 3S market street, large quaint
IL of ready made Furniture Of the best workman
ship and quality. BE also makes all kinds Of work
to order He is prepared to mend and Varnish all
kinds of old furnish. &c.
All work done by him is warranted to give salts
faction. r IAABLE'
dIn
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THE
NEa&nOl1a Ba1~

PERFECT AND COMPLETE REMEDY FeR
PHMPLES, BLOTCHES,
FRECKLES, ERUPTIONS.
SUNBURN OR TAN.
ETHIs Elegant Preparation the Skin soft and fresh,
impartng II Marble Purity. It is most cool and
frshing applied the face after exposure to the and
viii give immediate relief to the Sting Of Insects. Nothing
rossnsus enters into its composition The contents ofa bottle
might be taken without harm. Hs application every S39
for a scssk, tcu cure tie 1O0rst case Of PinlpleS.
Sold eTeEy eVeIyEhere-Priee Fifty Gents Bsttle
". Z. HAGAN, ProprietoFS, .
fra Troy, New Yegk.
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ETECTToN TICKETS

Persons desiring Election Tickets for the coming
August election, can procure them by applying a
this Office. Price, 81 90 per thousand.
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sud Gil sOod D1usgistI In the city.
mAE2o-dWly
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FORTRESS MONRoE July 1.-THE Sd and 4th Mas
sachusetts regiments, whose time is up, leave for
Boston Immediately.
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An Act to provide the incidental sEppss OF me pubic SER
vice within Indian TRIES
~ ~ conf.serate states do snact, That the
az one bupd thousand dollars be ard the sane 70 hereby sp
go ~ snV noUey the treasury not OhPrEiss
a meet the Incidental expenses or tue pablo grVce
in tbe Indian FOR he year ending February ne eEa
$3.50 s,hfssn hundred and sxtytWo. But parcular
on the expenditures under this Gha Be aa
- sortsd Congress at 10 next session Ger the expiration
~ tho nerfod herein named
" kpproyed Nay q, ls6i. Ie7z-IGH4a.
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From Grafton,
FromFortress Monroe.

GRAFTON, July 1.-The Southerners escaped
Gen. Hill, passing within q mile and half Of his
camp. .
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CITY NOTICES.

BAGG1NG AND RoFE-Those wishsng to purchase
Bagging and Rope. would do well to call at JAMES
THOMSON & Co. on market street. Prices reason
able. yulyl7d2t'
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THJHE Stockholders Nashville Gas Light Company
hereby notified that dividend OftEo per cent for the Pc
six months has been ordered be paid and after the 10th
inst. JAS. IL. kENDklChI Secretary
July I0-lN
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Gentleman who make calls on their friends to be-
como candidates for Office, viii bear in mind that
when published, such calls are charged for st adj
yertising rates.
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LOUISVILLE, June I7.-There has been a strict
search at the Depot. Several trunks were seized
last night.
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Union AND AMERICAN BUSINESS
NOTICES.
Rags.

Save all your rags-cottOn, fax, hemp, &c, ana
send them to market, where you can realize Snree
cents pound.
The South wears oHt more such goods than TWO
such Norhs and yet the North saves double the guam
tity of rags for making paper. Let this be changed
hereafter. Save the rags to make paper, and there
by save money.
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HEADQUARTERS Medical DEPARTMENT,
Nashville, Tenn, July II, 1861.

At the regular meeting of the MEDICAL BOARD Of
the Provisional Army OF TENNESSEE, held this eve
ming. information was received of the death Of
CHARLES Mccormick, Medical PurYeyOr in the
city of Memphis, on Monday evening, July 10 and
the following Preamble and Resolutions were Unani-
mously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Almighty Dispenser
of human events to cut of in his youthful prime our
friend and associate DR.. CHARLES MCCORMICK, As
sistant Surgeon and Medical PurveyOr in the Army
of Tennessee the Medical Board have considered
and passed the following resolutions:
RESOLVED, That in the death Of DR.. Charles Meteor
,mck, we mourn the loss of noble and accomplished
gentleman, thorough and able physician, and Ell
cent and faithful Ioicer and honest citizen, bril-
liant scholar and genuine man.
ResoIUed, That we have been deeply interested in.
and have watched with lntensest anxiety, the pro-
gress of his disease that we have received the
tidings of his early decease with unaffected SORROW
and that his memory will ever be cherished by US
with feelings of admiration, respect and love-
ResoIred That we offer our heartfelt symPathles
10 his bereaved widow orphan aud parents, thus
deprived of their prOHdest boast and stay.
Resolred That these resolutions be spread upon
the Records of The Army Medical BoSRd, be inserted
in the Nashville and Memphis daily papers, and pub
lshed in the Nashville journal Of Medicine and sur
,yery and that our Secretary furnish copy to the
mourning relatives Of the deceased.
B. W. AvENT Surgeon General
JOSEPH C. NEWMAN Asst Surgeon General
IOHN D. WINSTON, Asst Surgeon General
ExtrseveS from the records of the Army Medical
Board, by GEORGE L. BLACKIE Surgeon and Msdica
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BOARD WANTEp.-A gentleman and small family
desire to obtain board in the country, for the
Summer, within three miles of town. Apply to
iuly I6-dIw BORGFELDT & THOMPSON.
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AFFAIBs ~ MISSOURI.

Major General
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J.xg. i. THOHAg, F. I. EaIILL and We 5. FLrNnse
.Public speaking.

Tho undersigned. candidates to represen ~
-. aost4, in The House of Representatives ~
State Legislature, will address the people at the
1ovvino fiTnes and places. The candidates Tor lAS
Senate are respectfully invited to be present
New Hope Church, Thursday, July 10
smiths Springs, Friday. July 49, go
VIII ans Muster Grounds, Saturday, July 20.
Tusculrm, Monday, July ~.
Brentwood, Tuesday, July %.
Tank, Wednesday, July "a e
Kingston Springs, THURSDAY, July Is. 90
Appointments hereafter for Nashville and Edge
field. LEA r. JONES,
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OITY Hall, Jure 81, 1851.
AXPAYERS hereby notified that Taxes for Corpo-
ration purposes for the year 1s5i will due according
to law the lst Of July, and that they cali the Col
iectOr Office upper end Of the Market House. aud psy s
The necessities Of the Corporation are such that very
little indulgence he given. Those Interested will please
take warning. A. NELSON Collector
Ql-Iu1
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NOTICE no POLICY HOLDERS,

ROM and after this date, and until further netee the War
Clause will be inserted in all Open Policies issued By the
Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company and the Nah
Vile Commercial Insurance. Company.
A. ". BUTLRR,
Secretary Tenn. Mar. and Fire Insurance. Go.
JAMES WALKER
Secretary Commercial Insurance Company
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKs
CELEBRATED FEMAL
Protected a letters,
p IN a pFsso~SPti0H Of Ssr : OEarhS, n D., Pay
sfciaa Extraordinary to Ehs Q1Se1.
This invaluable medicine unfsng In the OF all shoP
uSnf and dangerous deaSes 10 which the female constitute
Nuect II oderSes ali and all obgruosF
and = speedy may be relied on.
To Married Ladtsg
1t IL peculiarly suits4. Il viii, ia taS, ,oR
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar, bears tbs eoVsF1nsat
Great Britain, to prevent sounsFfsits.
CAUTION
7isss PHls tA0ald not b taken by females q ring
FTRST IHRER AONTHS Of Pregnancy thsy GresgYs
6-{ on seayi1os but az anu other time tSev are sdfeJ
In ali cases Of and Spinal Affections, Pain in TIA
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exeon, Palpton q he
Heart Mysteries and Whites these p Is vii efac when
All other r1esas have ed and Gshtgh powerful remedy,
do contain Eon, cSos anthony, or anything hgTu to
decentralization,
Full dreSouS tie pamphlet nd each package, which
should BE carefully preserved
soils Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, (Late j. Bale wins ooID
Rochester, N. 7.
HB-SI0O and postage stamps enclosed any AuhOT
lied AGENT will bottle containing so pills, By return
sold in EaGhvills By Berry DsnoVIIs and g. HssdaE,
thstt, j. G. Blown And all TsIp sctabIs drIggssty
Sc4- ,tE&v-ly
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HUDSON, No., July $500 Federalists engaged
in fight unknown number Of MissOurians 30
miles above ST. Charles. The Fed eral loss was 3
killed and wounded.
The fight is still progressing.
A Aissourian caught with a gun in his hand was
hung. Another attempting to escape was riddled
with balls. -
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SURE TO REGULArE THE BOWELS.

Depend upOa IL, mothers, viii give rest 70 yourselves
Relief ana Health TO your infants.
We oaveput up AMI sold m srsis eTsf ten zssFs and
Gan s4F, IN o0NFIDEEOE AND TRUMH ofiE what we
have never been able to Of say other sdne-NEVER
HAS IT FAILED, IN eINGLE INSTANCE TO EFFROT
oURE3 when timely nssd Never aid Instance Of
dissatisfaction By Who used It, On the contrary s
delighted With Its operations and speak in terms OF
this matter WHAT WE DO KNOW, after ten years expert
ence and pledge reputation for tie psens Of toAat
aers deGFe In almostevey instance where the nnt
suffering fem pain and exhaustion, relief will be found In A.
teen or twenty minutes after the syrupis administered
THIS yalusbe preparation Is the prescription Of d he
most experienced and skiLIeJ Rvrsss ~ New EngAnd,
hss bssn used with asUsT fesISsg SGecsss in
Sass THOUSANDS OF eAsES,
It not only relieve the child from pain, but inVgoratS
stomach and BOWELS scdty, and gives tone and 0neR
to the whole system. 1t will almost insanity relieve
Gripping IN the Bowels and Wind COlIcs
and overcome convussna which, not speedily rsmeded end
In death We believe 1t the asst snd sFest Tensdy N ~
tCOTId In all cases Of DYssyY and DiGrTAd Ia Ckbdre
whether it arises from teething from any other We
would every mother has child suffering from any
OF the foregoing cemplsintsO not let your YrsEioes
the pTHdtes Of Ssrs stand between you and your s5f
feEirg child and the relief that will be FHFayes GAsOy
ssTSto foIloy tie his medisias, timely gsed Fan
directions for Esing will accompany each bottle None genuine
unless the fac smile Of CURTIS PBRKIss, New York
the outside wgspperl
solSby Druggists throughout the world.
Principal office, IS Cedar street, N. W.
PRICE ONLY % GENTS PRR BOTTLE
oet5a-d.tW&vlV iEs
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ZION WaahInrt..

WAsHNGToN, July I6.-HoUsg Ia. n,
crease the efficiency Of the voIuntes- olll % N
SENATE.-The navy bill passed. pass O-
Mcdowell win advance to-uipht
Gen Scott, and staff visited the troops On thu VI.
GINA side today. ~ the N
WASHINGTON, July l6.-Ihe army has advances
General Mcdowell Left at $50 p n. 10 % SoT0e-
where. The advance guard il at Hunti5s- So.IS
ten mics from Washington. U7- iva
From Harrisburg
HAREIsBURG, July 1.-THE reserve force st Cum
0erland will occupy Piedmont
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BY TELEGRAPH


;. 81 Louis, July IA military train was fred
INC twelve miles above St Charlea. seTe-elV
Tounding two Federalsts.
. o me man carrier reports Major Harris. with
S'VVV men, II miles beyond Fulto5'
Federal Col. Mcneil il exues.te5 70 -s..t F.,,,,
to night. F'So " reach Hitoh
nS ~ houses along the road are deserted.
=, ". Tucker is making speeches.
49, S.eIel at Lexington, reports having dycoy-
for making cannon. u POsasF Sno machinery
C;t, 1,.Ie are prohibited from passing Jefferson
Oi'y unless NE they show the American dag
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FFon New CreeIE VuIara.


NEW CREEK VILLAGE, July 16.-The SoutheIrsrs
attacked New Greek but were repulsed
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INC Ooaton- lIavement.

We have complied the following comparative statement q ~
rs-Ps Of Cottan at the ports st Il septsm
her from the latest dates reeeiEsi this oacs:
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The receipts Memphis tie oh Of Juij, which have
shipped other than rosiTiag ports amount to I
bales, against 100 500 70 the corresponding date last This
would actual receipts 2s12 bales against s5s
last year, showing decrease Of sg7. s5l balsI.
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rorRAvELERs BYS SEA AND LAND.

The MachlnSt, the Ira velSr, and every other indi-
yidusl whose lot in life Z throws him within me
chance Of accident from pZO- = so fire. lsiS 'should
baT In mind that this Magic his best and only
friend It beth portable and cheap, and should ever
companion, friend IN need There are THOUSANDS
Of living vtnessas to testify to marvellous virtue, who
owe their sound limbs and muscles to its saving efficacy
The following few Of heeddfHg dsssdReS Tor Nnlea
DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN , EXTRACTOR iGS PKBVAh
swsIIa =
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Messrs CLARK Gregory Oo-GenE purchased two bottles
your Ambrosa OIL which has given tire satisfaction in
OCfc, Toothache and Headache.
Cyruston, Tenn. GEORGE sTEWART.
srs Clark Gregory Co Nashville, Tenn -Gentlsmen It
gives me pleasure tell that your Ambros Oil has given
ne great relief and say, than the Of
other medicine
have used one bottle and one BALI Of your Abrosia Oil,
and from the has in Rheumatic suferng
without the ether bottle and half for price,
provided could not get Respectfully,
W. G. PURsLEY.
Ringgold, Ga Sept Sd, 1859. AplI-d&W2W
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4 Nc OULtvU OIUY u 70 lIN"P 1--WE U UT
ton In LIVerPSOl.
From the London Times, June 25.
particulars with regard the movement OF c1on
Liverpool during the Last months Be accePtabs Al
April The 81 coo bales
900 bales than the quantity held at the
poudng date in 1860; bat during the last two onts It via ne
that this has keen than lost Last years de-
very free scale, the Of the pro
csdiug season having been remarkably abundant
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CHScrEATI, July 16.-Woos-,-l- -
River and BarbOursvie. sttsc,.5 ~ V; IA
iHns, x Ing and WOundng several One FedeSa-
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FoR RENT-A desirable suit Of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings. Apply at thus
. oesce --...r .ltE- f.--.2 dee29-H
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QUININEE
nIVIntNn NOrICE.

sUsT received and for sale 500 ounces choice Quine
BROWN 4 EVANS
iuIy7-H a. College street. Nashville
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MIR 8, wINsLO w,
SOOTHING SYRUP,
ron OH1LDREN rEETHlNa,

which greatly fssIsls TIE process e seing By sosnnE he
Eodic action, spd i 49,, y