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Maiden, Wife and Mother In the land.
The Cherokee Pills are sold by all druggists, at 81
per box, or six boxes for SIS.
Sold In Charleston, S. G., by A. ". ECKEL CO.,
q. ". AIMAR, ". A. SHRINE, RAoUL L LYMAN,
ED. s. BURNHAM and DR.. d. BAER L co.
February ls DAG tuthseowSmos
as- CHEROKEE REMEDY CURES ALL
Urinary Complaints, viz: Gravel. Inflammation of
tho Bladder and Kindeys, Retention of Urine. strc-
lures of the Ursthra Dropsical swelngs, Brick Dust
Deposits, and all diseases that require diureuc,
and when used In conjunction with the CHEROKEE
INJECTION, docs not fail to cure Gonorrhea, elect,
and all mucous Disch lrges In Male or Female, cur
ing recent cases In from one to three days. and is es-
peclally recommended in those cases of Fluor Albus
or Whites in Females. The two medicines used IN
conjunction will not fail to remove this disagreeable
complaint and in those cases where other medicines
have been used without success.
Price-Remedy, One Bottle, 50; Three Bottles So.
pricc-Injection, One Bottle, 50; Three Bottles So
Sold in Charleston, s. c.. by G. W. AIMAR, A. ".
ECKEL CO., ". A. SKRINE, ED. s. BUhNHAM
DIR. a. BAER and RAoUL Il LYNAH-
February l6 pao tutnseoWolnoe
mCHERoKEE CURE, THE GREAT IN
DIAN MEDICINE, cures all diseases caused by sell
abuso. viz: Spermalorrhea Seminal Weakness,
Night Emissions, Loss Of Memory, Universal Lassl-
tude, Pains in the Blci, Dimness Of Vision, Prema
ture Old age, Weak Nerves, Difficult Breathing,
Pale Countenauce, Insanity, Consumption, and al
diseases that follow o sequence of youthful indis
cretions.
The Cherokee Cure will restore health and vigor,
stop the emissions, and efecta permanent cure after
all other medicines have failed.
pce 50 Der bottle or three bottles for So Sold by
all druggists.
Sold In Charleston, S. c., by ". A. SKRINE,
RAOUL & LYNAH. a. W. ECKEL CO., ED. ).
BURNHAM and DR.. II. B.ER.
February16 Ddc tulnseoNono9.
sTTO CONSUMPTIVES.-TH ADVER-
TIsER. having been restored TO health in q few
weeks by very simple remedy, after having suffered
Several wears with severe lung affection, end that
dread disease Consumption, Is anxious to make
known to his fellow-sutferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, ne will send copy OF the pre-
scr1ption u.ed free OF charge with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they will
find sure euro for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchi
tas &C. The object of the advertiser in sending tho
prescription is 10 benefit the afflicted. and spread in-
formation which he conceives to be invaluable; and
he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy it will
cost them nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg Kinga County. New York.
February5 3mos
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s%NO CUREl NO PAYl-FORRESf'S
JUNIpER TAR is warranted to cure Coughs, Group,
Hoarseness, Sore Throat. Splitting Of Blood and
1nno Diseases Immediate relief produced. Try
NOT satisfied return the empty bottles and get
your money back.
Sold wholesale and Retail by the Agent
@. W. AIMAR, Druggist,
Corner King and vanderhorst streets.
Vas,rrarv 81 p&o tuthsSmos
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FOR WRIGHT'S BLUFF,
AND ALL LANDINGS ON TIE SANrEE RIVER.
~~h THE STEAMER MARION. GAP
Satsass2atHE=-TAIN J. T. FOSTER, is now receiving
FTeicht on Accommodation Wharf, and will leave
THURSDAY NIGHT, 2sth Inst. ,o,
Apply to JOhN fEn1osoN'
April 26
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g- ERRORS OF YoUT1.-A GENTLE
MAN who suffered for years from Nervous Debility
Premature Decay nnd all the effects Of youthful In
discretion, WILL for the sake of suffering humanity
send free TO all who need It, The receipt and drec-
tions ,or r,aknt the simple remedy by which he was
cured sufferers wishing to profit by the advertis.
er eynnricuce can do so by ADDRESSING, IN perfect
enGSoIco e, JOHN B. OGDEN.
oN'' No. 40 Cetar-street, New York.
,,,,o 3mos
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SCHEDULE
MOUNT PLEASANT AND sULLIvANS BLAND
FERRY.
- ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, THE
z r3a6Sea Steamers will run as follows daly:
MOUNT PLEAaANT.
Leave City at 10 A. NJ, ana 6h p. III.
Leave Mount Pleasant at and 11H A. NJ, and
P. NJ.
sUILIyANs ISLAND.
Leave City at 10 A. NJ, 8 and 6h p. N.
Leave Island ut IN and IL A. NJ, and 81 P. ID.
JOHN q. MURRAY, Agent,
n5- The Fire Department and their visiting
friends will be carried for ONE FARE.
April % q"
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LEAVe HERE EVERY WEDNESDAY, MORN:
FOR EDISTO.
ENTERPRISE, ROCKVILLE. MARTINS POINT.
AND SIMONs' BLUFF.
~F-A THE STEAMER EMILE, CAPTAIN
3kr5s49aaESP. G. LEWIS, will receive Freight
THIs DAY, at South Commercial Wharf and leave
as above To-MoAi,ow "wednesday MORNING, 18TH
instant, at O'Clock.
Returning viii leave Edsto on THURSDAY MORN.
ING, 29th instant at 8 O'Clock.
All Freight prepaid.
No Freight received after sunset.
SHACKELFORD KELLY, Agents.
April 27 No. Boyce's Wharf.
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great in themselves that the successful u.
duct o! any of them would stamp a man as
eminently successful IN business, and give him
the prestige and social influence OF great
wealth.
BROWN & IVES.
The house of Brown g. Ives antedates the
revolutionary war. 1t began as commercial
house long before cotton spinning was thought
of. much less had become staple manutac-
turo AMI the source of wealth ana power.
Always eminentiy conservative, the house
have adhered to old customs and ways TO o
remarkable degree, and to this day the account
books which contain the record OF then Dhsl-
ness are marked, "rhe Colony OF Rhode
Isand;" and tho etyle OF the house has been
Brown & Ives tor 80 long time that the mcrl-
org OF man runneth not to the contrary. Forty
wears ago Nicholas Brown and Thomas Boynton
Ives composed the finn. They were succeeded
in the business by thcI sons, John Carter
Brown and Robert II. Ives, the present mem
bcrs OF the house, aud, as they signed
ners.' MIR. Brown is man of abcu. seventy
years of age, and Mr.. Ives may be, per-
haps, five years younger. Tho arc both
gentlemen Of refined tastes and cultivated
| intellects-highly respectable, but cmlneatly
conservative, they say here in Rhode Island,
% and as an evidence Of this, may say that
Mr.. Browns private library coaiains prob
ably the richest collection of Mss. end OF
rare and curious books relating TO America
to be found anywhere among the collectors
Of this specially. Old John Brown, the ia
| tler Of Nicholas, who was Distinguished as
| one of the men who captured the Gaspcc. III
Providence River, in l772, and who was q
! very prominent man tiEoushou his whole
] life. laid the corner stone Of Rhode Island
| College, now Brown University, upon ills re-
moval ir IN Warren to Providence, in ITO.
Nicholas Brown afterward contributed largely
toward tho UNIVERSITY, and the name was
changed in his honor, while the old college
building took the rame OF "Hope" College,
after the wife of Thomas 2. Ives. Among tho
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BROWNSVILLE.
Meeting of the Democratic cOnven-
tiOn.
Hon. D. C. Slaughter, Of Upton, the
Nominee.
special Dispatch to Memphis Appeal. J

Special Dispatch to Memphis Appeal
BROWNSVILLE, July THE Con-
vention met at two pm, and Capt.
Joe Marley, Of Latderdale, was chosen
President. EE
Madison county put in nomination
Hon. Milton Brown, of Madison; Tip
ton nominated D. C. Slaughter, of Tip
ton; Lauderdale, Hon. Hardin ].
Turner, of Lauderdale, Haywood pre-
senting no name. On the sixth ballot
Madison withdrew the name of Brown
and nominated Col. George C. Porter,
Of Haywood. Upon this ballot Hay
wood and Upton Ycted for Slaughter,
Madison for Porter, and Lauderdale
for Turner. On the twelfth ballot
Madison nominated II. r. Bate, of
The vote resulted in the
of ID. c. Slaughter,
The proceedings Of the Convention
were entirely harmonious and the best
feeling prevailed, and although the
Madison delegation was anxious to
see their chosen leader, Hon. Milton
Brown, the nominee, they readily
yielded to the majority, and it IS the
feeling of all that the nominee, Alr.
viii be elected to the Sen
ate from this district by a majority of
almost two thousand.
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FOREIGN
Interesting News by the Cable.

PARIS. July THE Putrie denies
that Ministerial changes are immi-
nent.
La FFmtee denies the story of the
contemplated evacuation Of Rome by
the French.
MADRID, July The Ministerial
crisis is over. Nsevella has been APP
pointed Minister of Justice, MOTtas
Minister of Public Works, and Bee
caro- Minister of Colonies.
BREsF, July Dispatches from the
Great Eastern up to Tuesday noon, re-
port that she had run 1924 knots, pay
ing out 100 knots of cable. She re-
ports a heavy gale on Monday night
which was Weathered finely. The
signals continue good.
LONDON, July THE Nel1s SAYS
the Irish Church Bill leaves the House
Of Lords with very different charac-
ter from that with which it entered,
and much less acceptable to the cOun-
try. 1t will be quite impossible for
the Commons to accept Che amend
ments made by the Peers. and il will
be their duty to restore the bill to its
originality. They (the Peers) have
done their best to spoil the measures
they wisely abstain from rejecting,
and the Commons must transform the
deformed.
The telegraph purchase bill, now
before the House of Commons, pro-
poses to raise fT,0OO,OO in bonds for
the purchase Of the lines and to make
the service a moRopoly, to go into ex-
isience on the first of January, lS7o,
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1t is conceded that Col. Cad. Polk
has the best crop of cotton in his
neighborhoOd, in Phillips county, Ark.
Within fourteen days, no less
than 1900 immigrants from the
- Flowery Land" have arrived at
San. Francisco, 1900 on one steamer
and the rest in sailing vessels.
Hon. Green Clay Smith, of Ken
lucky, fOFmerely member of Con-
gress, but more recently Governor of
Montana, has determined to devote
the remainder of his life to preaching
the Gospel, as a Baptist. He resides
in Madison county, Kentucky.
-BrownlOw was recently tele-
graphed to by the Postmaster-Gen-
eral as to what sort of a man III. Roy
Meyers, a carpet-bagger, who wanted
to be made mail agent, was. He re-
pliedi 1.-THE worst man unhung!"
and Mr.. Creswell appointed him.
Hugh Arthur, an old citizen of
Baltimore, died last week, aged ninety
years. lie came from Londonderry,
Ireland, in l798. Many of the finest
fouring-mills in Baltimore and Vicin-
ity were built by him. He aided
Fulton in building his first steamboat,
and was with him on his first trip up
the Hudson. -
"A dispatch from Detroit of the Sd
saws: The Detroit Post publishes a
letter from Mrs. Powell, wife of Mai.
Powell, commander of the expedition
reported by John A. Ridson to be LOST.
Mrs. Powell has been with the party
for the last two years, and has re-
Gently left. she states that no such
man as Risdon belonged to ii, and
that the names given by him are all
fictitious. The disaster is reported to
have occurred ON the 8th Of May.
Mrs. Powell has received a letter from
her husband under date Of 22d Of
May '''.-'''
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NEW YoBK
havana and kafahzas Declared infected
Ports.
Release Of filiibuster Tugs. Examination
Of Gen. G0ieuria, etc.

NEw YORK, July THE BOard OF
Health to-day declared Havana and
AlatanZas infected ports. This sub
Iects vessels therefrOm 10 a rigid eN-
animation at the quarantine.
The Fillibuster tugs, Cool, Mahu
and Chase, were to-day bonded in
sl4, Loo each and released by the [. ):
Marshal.
The examination of Gen. GOicuria
yaseOntinued to-day. The ihfOrmer,
French, had a narrow escape from
summary treatment after the adjourn
mems Of the Court, from large crowd
OF Cuban sympathizers. Marshal
Barlow was compelled to smuggle
him out Of the building by a rear door
and well guarded.
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NEW ORLEANS.
AZ Smuggling EmbrCgliO---L Large Orders for
American Wheat.

NEW ORLEANS, July THE large
quantity Of seized sugar Of Auguste
COutOurie & Co. has been claimed by
the Havana firm of Plaisons, Arites
& Co. C0utOurie 4 Co. have suspend
ed payment. Besides the sugar be-
longing TO them, there is also a large
quantity Of molasses and sugar under
surveillance.
Large orders for Nos. and wheat
are being received from France-mOre
than can be filed here. Orders for
100000 bushels Of No. l have been re-
ceived within few days.
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Mrs. DIR. Mary Walker and George
Francis Train are soon to speak at
Stockton, CAL, and the papers there
lay the whole blame on the Union
Rlcffic ROilroad
-LIhomas Ralls equestrian statue
Of Washington was unveiled on the
afternoon Of the al, in the Public Gar
den Of Boston. Several thousand
spectators were present.
A fearful disaster occurred at Car
nsrvOn, Wales, recently. During the
carriage of some packages of nitro
glycerine from the harbor to tbs quar-.
ries, the material exploded on the way
and. the ealt, horses, and men attend
ing them, were blown to atoms. A
railway station near the scene of the
explosion was torn to pieces. \ vii
lage about quarter of a mile distant
was much damaged by the shock,
which caused great CONSERVATION
among the inhabitants. -Four men
were killed by the explosion,
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CAIRO.
Sinking Of the Steamers Louisiana and
UHaersriter---LOss $4,000.

CAIRO, July THE hull of the
steamer Louisiana sunk at midnight
last night just above Hinds' wharf
boat.
The hull of the Underwater was
taken up to the Kentucky shore and
partially saved. The machinery was
but little damaged. The loss to both
steamers is estimated at $1,000 In
sUrance unknown.
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OHIO
Democratic State Convention GeR. Rose
Grams for esYersOr.

COLUMBUS, July THE Demo
cratic State Convention met at 2 pm,
and organized with Hon. p. Van
Trump as President. Gen. W. ).
ROsecrans was nominated for Cover
nor on the second ballot. The other
Nominations are: For Liestenant-
Governor, T. j. Godfrey of Mercer
sor Supreme Judge, w. j. Gilmore OF
Preble county; for Treasurer, Stephen
Bechrer of Cleveland; for Attorney
General, Col. ]. NJ. Gonnell of Fair
field; for President of Board Of Public
Works, Ben Churchill Of Hamilton,
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RICHMOND.
The Election in firgiRia---The Walker
Party Victorious

RICHMOND, July Up TO I O'Clock
to-day the dispatches received here
show that Walker has carried the
State by over 10000, and the L.egisla-
ture by forty on a joint ballot. The
following Walker candidates for Con-
greSS are certainly elected: Mcken-
zie, in the Seventh district; Milne, in
the Sixth: Gibson, in the Eighth; !;
Ridgpway. in the Fifth; and Segar as
Congressman at l&rgl
The following Neiks congressman
are elected: Pratle, in the Second
district; Porter in the Third; and
Norton, (negro,) ia the First.
Al the telegrams this morning gave
overwhelming gains for Walker-so
large, indeed, a TO divcSt the result of
the interest Of 2 doubt,
The Walker men are now assem-
bled IN the streets, in great crowds,
cheering over the returns,
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HAVANA.
Captain General DerOdas has issued an
important Proclamation.

HAvASA, July Captain General
DerOdas has issued an important
proclamation. He states that the in
surrection has been reduced in extent
and is now carried on by guerrillaS.
He declares that parties arrested for
robbery, arseH or murder, shall be
tried BY a court martial, while in
other cases, the civil tribunals shall
continue to exercise their functions,
and also that the accused may rely
upon receiving impartial justice.
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FORTRESS MONROE.
HOrs of the Virginia Election.

FORTRESS MONROE, July 7.-.The
election in this vicinity passed off
quietly. Returns from Elizabeth City
and county give Wells l2s5 majority,
and Warwick county about 12O. Har-
ris, the negro candidate for Lieut..
Governor on the Wells ticket, falls
behind some 80 votes In these two
counties.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISSISSIPPI RIVER RAlLROAD
TO CONTRACTORS.

HEALED PROPOSALS win be received by
~ tbe undsrSiQaed, At the ONCE of the Com
many Nc, 450 Main street, Tennessee. until Il
O'clock noon, on the Goth day OF July lsoq, for
the Clearing, Graduation, Masonry, Bridging
road from Memphis TO Covingtor about thir-
fy-six miles, ready for the iron rails. A large
portion Of the work Is heavy, and vel TSr-
thy the attention OF eontractors
Proposals may be made for cash. or for
county bonds, or for part cash, county bonds
Plans, prohles and specifications are now
ready Tor inspection at the Company ; once
1y application to ThOs. 81. Mll1ngton, tnlsz
engineer, from whom all necessary tntorna-
ton may be obtained.
Proposals VIII be received for the whole
work, or in divisions.
bids not deemed satisfactory
lSlgneel "A. ,. MITCHELL
President Mississippi Aayer hailroaa,
Memphis, Tenn, June Is laoe. jsN
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, July THE Su-
preme Court has declared the Registry
law for this city constitutional; and
has declared unconstitutional the act
Of the last Legislature creating the
29th Judicial District.
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In front OF No -270Sseond St, Memphis all thu
said Bankrupts' interest In the foiio-ri -,
lands In the city Of Jackson, Aiississinni -
wit: The undivided One-half OF the W'30Ia
block OF land and improvements where fTs
" Dickson House" stood, known as the Dick
son House property, being same described In
deed Of Q. r. Dickson and wife TO VIM y and
y. K. Ragiand. Bids viii be received up 10
the day Of sale. At the same time and place
Will sell, at public auction, all the notes, ae-
counts and ehoses in action OF said Bank
rupts j. ". WFSCOTT.
July !, 1859. Jy2l Assignee, Etc
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.

THE subscribers TO the capital stock Of The
Il Mei iphis and St. Louis TRANSPORTATION
Company" are hereby notified that a can
OF Is per cent? twenty-five per cent. OF said
stock Is made, 70 be paid on or before the 18Th
July, at the Office OF the Secretary and Treas
urer, No Z76 Front street, upstairs.
~ order OF the B0ard Of Directors.
A. /. CUM1IINS,
JyZ Secretary and Treasurer
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MARRIED

EJGGS-ALLEN-On Tuesday evening, July
6tA, at the residence of the brides mother,
Mrs Mary O., Alien, by the Rev. L. c. RAN
saIa, f. Il. DIGGs, Esq. to Miss WILLIE Al
LE.S, all OF this city.
We congratulate our friend DIGcs who, we
were beginning to fear, would be q confirmed
old bachelor, on securing so beautiful, good
AMI elegant helpmate, and we wish him
AMI his fair Young bride many, many happy
Eeius Of welded bliss. May their ways be
ways OF pleasantness, and all their paths be
peitce, >" and may Dame Fortune confer many
"niendly little digs upon thsnl is the wish
Of their sincere friends E.&F.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

SFERLING-The friends and acqualntances
of DIR. and Mrs. Allan Sterling are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral of their
infant daughter, ADDIE ROBERT, from their
residence, 8l6 Madison street, this Thursday
evening, at o'clock. Services by Rev. DR..
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SAVANNAH.


SAVANNAH, July Favorable re-
ports have been received from all sec
tions Of this State and Florida, regard
ing the cotton crop.
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CANADA
Mr. ieHefsoa DAVIS ia Paris Ills Health
Stlll Bad,

MONTREAL, July Letters just
received from Mr.. Jefferson Davis,
now in Paris, render it doubtful if his
health viii ever permit his return. If
he RECEIVERS sufficiently to permit him
to travel, he viii spend the summer
in Canada and the winter in MiSsis-
sippi.
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LATER,

The state, acenndliiifiig TO the latest
returns, has gone for Walker by nearly
10000 majority, and there is a Walker
majority in the ,egig ,atLre, GA a joint
baiiGt. nf fiftv.
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ST. LOUIS.
Abandonment uf the Ocean Steamer Project

ST. LOUIS, July The project of
bringing an ocean steamer from New
York to st. Louis has been abandoned
for the present. the terms not meeting
the views of the merchants here.
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COTTON FACTORS.
DENTISTRY

DR. GEO. W. AGREE, having reopened his
friends and the public generally that he has
resum ed the practice OF his profession. Feel.
ing thankful for the liberal patronage he has
received for nearly q quarter of q century in
this city, solieits continuance OF the same.
Once, 232 Btasn street. je6
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MASONIC NOYFCE.-Fhe officers and g
vi members of Leila Scott Lodge No. Ny
$50 s. and A. M, are requested TO attend/VN
q special communication, this Thursday even
ing Sth inst, at O'Clock, for work in the N.
NJ. degree.
BIZ order of r. W. MITCHELL, W. NJ.
$, STURM, Secretary. jyS
A DNIINISTRATRIX NOTICE.-To the cred
"A itors OF J. 7. Waldran, decd: You wiz
take notice that have taken out letters OF
administration on the estate of J. Z. Wal
dra,l, and you are hereby notified to present
your claims TO me for settlement; those in
aeased tothe estate viii please come forward
and settle same.
jy3 Mrs. E. II. WALDRAN.
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Assignee's Sale in Bankruptcy.
9th Day Of IaIY. 1859. AZ On

4 5 Assignee in Rankruptcv nf PaglanS
n Bro q Co., under order OF the n 81 NE
lflSt Coart Tor District OF West Tennessee /
VIII sell 70 the highest bidder. for cash. on tle
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FOUND EsTRAY

1--WE MI LES, which the owner can have
L by proving property and paying charges
Apply 10 sol. COOKE.
jy5 At LOOney Switch.
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The President and Family 10 Visit LOHg
Branch

The United States will not Purchase Cuba.
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LCSpuN, July 4.-(onsals closed at
98f6SF3.. Z, 5. five-twenty bonds
at Sls,
LIVERPOOL, July Cotton closed
quiet; uplands i23d; Orleans l2id;
sales 1000 bales.
Wheat unchanged, Flour 23s cd.
Corn, mixed, 23s I'd old, 27s. New
oats 3s 4d.
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]. ]. hAWLINVs. ]. I. WkBB. J. Z. RAWLINGS
J. J. RAWLINGS g. CO..
COTTON FACTORS
- AND -
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 254 FRONT ST.,
UP-STALRS, MEMPHIS. TENNESsEE.

RS- We viii Sell all Country Produce Con-
s.gned 10 us. =
68' We have obtained the services OF Mr..
THOS. B. NORMENT, an old and experienced
Cott)n man to assist as in the sales OF Cotton:
Mr.. lHorment Is we'll known to the most oi
Cotton ratsers in this vicinity, ana ne would
be pleased TO see all his old friends ana Gus
torI1trs at our once. jy8
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The President Congratulated by the Fir
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