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Um mu ,mzxm.
TPKSIAY, MAY 29. I860.
THE CITY.
AKKIVAI. AND llEPAItTUKE Of TIIC
TIIAIAS.
Louinrill ond Ari&fit Railroad.
Leaves Nashville at--
. 7:40 A M
. G&t V M
Arrive at Louisville
Leaves Lnnisville t
Arrivcis at J'ahvillo...
wn p M
5:0U A M
i.-O) A M
. 7.-l 1' M
. 4:45 1 M
. 5:38 A M
(ittUnli Aeraininlataii,
l.onrpn Onllntin
r,:f5 A
Arrive" at Nashville...-...
Leaves Nashville
Arrives at Gallatin
8:ftT A
4:40 P
6:40 P
Jkathville umt Chattanooaa llailroad.
Leave Nashville at A. M
Arrives at Chattanooga MO 1 M
Leaves Chattanooga? :U0 A M
Arrives at S Mhvillc- I' M
Lcavcs.Xnsbvllle &30 P M
Arrives at Chattauooga 3:40 A M
Leaves Ch.ittanoiHta- 8:4- P Al
Arrives at Nashville .- - k A M
Suthville uni Deraiur Ilailrowl.
HunUrille ami Larkin;ville Mail Daily, except
Sundays
Leaves Xwlivllle W A M
Arrive at Decatur ... r'-' P M
Ix-avcs Dwatur.. fi:J0 A M
Arrive at Nabvillc - 2:00 1 M
Iluntxvillc. Meuuibi. .Mobile, and New Orleans
Express . ,
Leaves Xashvillc- 30 V M
Arrives at Decatur - J A Jt
Leaves Decatur S.OO V M
Arrives at Nashville- J:-1' A M
Columbia Accommodation .
Lerves Columbia. :- A. M
Arrii i at Nashville 1JW A M
Lea rat Nimhvillu.-.. 3:00 1 M
Arrivw at Columbia 5:10 1 M
Xifhnlllr ntvl ifarthice.trrn Haiintail
I ve Nashville - Ji'JJ J, M
rrlve at JohnwuvllU... fc-W 1' M
Leave .lohin-oiivilU...- ,:J? A Jl
Arrive at Na'liville ............. fc.iO A M
Making cloyeoinini:tioii Ub steamers for Pa
diiaab, Cairo and ft. Louis,
IHa'firlA ud Krntucl-u llailroad,
Nashville and Clarksville Line.
..avi Na.lt villi- -2:40 I M
Miii.dt Xa'hville- - 10:30 A SI
. v ClurkiviHe . - - -A V!
Airivtn utl'iarksvillc- i:00 J' .11
MERRITT"&lnLL,
IlKAI.UbB IN
WALL PAPEltS,
WINDOW SHADES,
Ami I'h o I m I'' ff' if- (Jo (til a,
IT till tTltCll STItKKT,
yi.if ifiriri-il Koune,
nryO Siu
Nimlivllli-, 'I'l'iui.
'I'tiitmiiu V. Jiini'V is the duly autlioriiud
Agent to receive and receipt fur iuburiptions to
i his pspor, in the county of Cites.
I.oiiIh Jr. William is the duly aut!ijr)r.d
HKi-nt f.ir the Vxiits isn Asi'ilmt-is in the county
of Dyer.'
Mr. Jihih-s i'limiilikll, of Franklin, is the
uutboriKeil aiti-iit fur the Umok Nti Aui:hican,
in WilliaJU'on county. Our daily puptr j filways
fr fain at Mr. CampbellV news etuncl-
Ciiiliilu W. V.. AriiiHlmiiB', of (lallatin, l
uur niilhori7id aitciit to receive subscriptions for
ib- t!.xio- imi Axf.uifix In Sumner county.
Acinous AroliiKXT. On .Sabbath morniRK about
lloVlnek n liorsoran uwiiy on CuIIkro J I til. in
mrlnif Ihreo persons very seriously.
Wo understand that a Mr. Mclvlnley was taklint
ii rule in ii huncy, with his wife and children, and,
when nenrthc ITniversIty, the hoio became so
fretful that he dceiuvd it prudent that they should
O'ltiut. His ehiidren wero barely on thrcronnd
Ijcfi.iullie horso bou-idiil away, with .Mrs. Mc
Jvmlcy in (lie buitiry; .Mr. McKinlcy, however.
tioldiiiK to lh rlti. He wui drauiiiil some dis
tance, when Ihohnriw broku lonso from hiin and
ila'bedilown tbolreet, upsiitlinK the bucey and
tbr1ii5 Mrs. McKin' jy to tb Kround.
A short ili.-laiicc beyond this the horse ran over
on old senllniiuii, by the name of John Winter,
who is u.uitc deaf and infirm.'and was consequcnt
I) uuabletosetuut oftbouay- lju right thieh
was broken Just abovo the kuoe, oside from re
ri niiiK other serious injuries. It i tlioualit that
he will not recover. Mr. and Mis. McKinlcy were
b.illi serioufly injured.
lUroitnmV CnriiT. The lata order of (leneral
l ivk. discontiniiine that iuot ioiitcuiilblo of all
puisuuees, the FrecdincnV Court, mid dlrt'ftiliK
I but nil ncernos in Its charge be turned over Id the
. (Til aalhorities for trial, was the c.in'e of an un
uiuai Jkfta attcndatico before the Itecorder yes
terday Mdrsinjr.
Six arrests, t'bsrecd with tipidinc without li
cense, tlnod
The so in c niimberof eases, for bcjuir drunk and
ijisurderly. filled $C0 one ofwhoin yas pent to
(lie ttorklinuse.
Two cases of drunk, fined $1C.
KUhtt uses of di.ni, lolly eondilct, fiuel HX
Threi" for iiierehandiiuit without license, lined
14 W.
Clay (iordon, lor stealinK uiguey, final $4, and
rent to tho workliouio.
Itiehard MulliiK, (col..) fur slealiiii; a pair of
punts, lined ifti, and scut to the irorkhoub.
Tor various olfenso, six arrests, fin ml $-10.
lltl-TKU nv lMm:nsiov Av I'NUSl'AI. XJGVIA-
iiii. -On Sabbath last the ltev. Dr. Younc, of tho
Methodist Church South, in Kdccficld. immersed
lir iiieuibers of his church- Since baptism by
Pliiikliuiror pourinx i" the Kovcrnini: baptismal
u nifl of this ohureh. un occurrence of thi eharac
lr is lljo sijljjui'l of no little comment. As unusual
u the deviatiun iit)V be, probubly not one in
rlance In a thousand oniurrtnir, still it Is ourun-
derstnndiiiit that, wLJIo sprjnbliuv ur pourincis
ileeuied by this Uhristian fraternity a csspiitial
baptlsiu. Still llnil by iinincr.'ioii is coi)idcred
equally as valid, and in a majority of instances
Is nt thenptiou of the luvuiber ur subject of bap
tism. The first two, liowcmr, ora preferable,
-ntuently practiced.
TAHMttrx. Ac., it Tin: Mci.iikkrv Stiikkt
M K, Ciiukbii. Aneiilcrtaiiiiiient, in the way of
labloiiux, Ac- will be given to-night at this church
lr tho purpose of procuring means with which to
piueliivie books to replenish the Library of the
Sablxtth tvbool lliut is kept m the clnircli. wliuli
va prineililly de(ruyi'dtho war. Ftslcral troops
liavingiMMiillMcd the utl!4i)g. This benevolent
Diiterpilse commends itse'f o the ge)Pniityit all
thoo ho 8pproeiau tho pioral cJucat(,n and
piety of the louth of that portion of the city
Adiiiifion fifty cents.
Mmovir 1Iu.l DnAUATio Hkiuixch. Mr.
(Veil llureourt, aullior and olooutiouist. will de
liver a serins of dramatic readings and recitations
trout the most popular Ameriemi and Lnglish au
thors, at Masonic Hall, commencing this evening.
Tho iHxHtrammo of readings fur this evening,
which willbe found in our advertising columns.
comprises uuite u number of popular and nttrao
in e niece. Mr. II. is mid to he im excellent
reader and elocutionist.
1:n-ia.v MoviiUKNTH. Cd. O'Neil. with souio
forty men. left this city Northward on Sabbath
IHonflHg lust. A conidernblo number of the
brillioh.I left Memphis a few days since, going
in Iho some dlienlj!). Itecruiling olliccrs arc
left Lehlndat this )iooo ant UeWI'1'" lo ft'"'1
lurwaril such reinforcemeiits n llei). pnevyvy
may call for.
I'kidwixu.. Drs. Hroaddus and lVlndextcr. of
Virirluia. and Kv. M. T. Miuiucr. lea this ejty
at nhht, vu Dueutur, for the llaptist Oouven
ii.,1. nt Jusksou. MIs.Uwlppi, un Friday noil- Dr.
Dmlee.nnd other iniuuleis, pasicl through the
..in- rn,ir to Virginia. These Bi"tl'HPn hno
been Httcidlng the lbiptlst Convention at Hut
-ellvilie, Kentucky.
ItHiiwxtiVii.i.K ik KiniKiiKi.K Hx rcxiiKli. l'er
onsin foxiroli of cheap house, from one to five
.-irsoriHltt. shoHld not fail to attend tho great
-Hi....rlaibv Mrsrs.J. L. x K. . Hrown tins
.luv. Tmlay. thel'i'th Uft.. at II o'clock, a. u
.... it... urimiWits. near the (Inllatin l'ike. Soil
vcrv M, nI mty lots finely timbered.
v "ir!. Mlmui. KniToas: The Frdcrick
Koth, who was last week ehargivl bfor Ksuuire
MMuhuui. with abusing ins wile, is nni our wcti
Li.onn fell.iw-oitiseii who koeps the Tannery on
Front J-treot. but nn individual f thu same namo
who keeps a grocery n Jeacion t iroei.
JlSTlCK.
w v.dvki.i Coroner of Davidson county.
r..tl !. Jury of Inquest that sat upon the
ea.e bf a dran.J negro at the wharfon May 3S.
W meat him at the l'NN M 'fj"'
., i-. i ,,-;,,r. nt 11 ii utooW. llawUli
, f0e them on important business.
i, , ., The alarm of firo on Sabbath
. ...i.. ..v.nsioned by a bed taking fire in
. ..:i .i: O.r street near Spmeo. llefure th
arrival of tho engines on tbc ground the fire was
extingubheJ.
c . WrTKACT Hucilf will euro lb
. L..-..f Vidncv disease, eratel aud disor
Jers .ti.Ing from drsslpation and excess. Try itt
-Ml do you good. A Urge for only O.N L
DOLLAR. PoM by apothecaries, and hwin X
Pendleton, atwl Dcmovllle 3c Co. .asnvjne.
ap21 Jiwlm
S E ' SMITH A Co- No. 27 North Cherry street,
hart on hand a full assortment of the very best
Si) Qro low as any In the city, flive
them a call-" . . . ,
All roods delivered free of charge.
ftP20-lf -
Pbivatk Mnntui. Aucs.-Bcd Dr. bit
Ucrt acrti.ement In another column. U-Cm
THE corral Frauds.
Trial of iHlinnt IfcndorNon RmuiuoI.
The Court met pursuant to adjournment, Ocn.
Oillem presidini;. Minutes of the prccwlinif
meeting were read and adopted.
Col. Cajlc, counsel for tho lfeiie, asked that
Mr. C. D. Smith bo admitted as assistant counsel
for the accusod, which waa granted.
Deposition as to the truth and veracity of Mc
Kay Hoje. taken at Wheeling, in the State of
Wofct Virginia taken since last adjournment
was hero introduced by tho counsel for tho de
fense.
The majority of the depositions were to the ef
fect that they would not believe Hoee on oath
that his character, as to truth and honesty, was
most infamous, none of them believing that he
would swear the truth if interested. The major
ity of these depositions were of tho best citizen;
in Wheeling. There were about forty depositions
In all.
There being no objections by the Court, they
wero all entered as evidence in favor of the de
fense. Depositions aitn the honesty of Hose were also
Introduced, but were objected to by the Judge
Advocate that depo'itions as to truth and verac
ity could alone be acepted.
Col. Coyle replied that he. wished to show.to the
court that McKay Hose had not only been a no
torious liar all his life, but also n notorious thief,
and that it would seem to bo only for the court
to decide as to whether ifwould bolieve Hoge or
not, since if he would steal at home, ho would
certainly do tho same thing abroad: and that
honesty and veracity wero so closely blended that
one should he received a3 evidenco as well as the
other.
The court was cleared and the objection over
ruled.
One witness testified that Huge sUiIehiiguu in
open daylight. Another testified that he stole two
pairs of boots from liiui.
The counsel here announced that the defense
was closed, when the Judge Advocate rcmarkod
that he wished to enter rebutting testimony, and
a.-kcd for adjournment until to-tlay at 10 A- M., to
prepare such testimony, which was granted.
oriHt:v JJaJ'TIHt Convkstiox IIkpoet of
thk jMiUKKiX Mitsslou J)i 1 1 un From the Hev.
James li. Taylor's report of the operatjups of the
Foreign Mifcsien Iiourd, which wc find in tho sec
ond days proceeding from which wc make the
following synopsis :
l llirill!T IL lanro nortlon of the last three years
we have been cutoff from all communication with
our Missionaries. In the experience of many
iiainful changes, our brctiiren in ininaanu Airica
lave nobly toiled on In their work.
Ciijwa Cantos Mission. At thu timo of our
...I inuiri iKij Mission was under the care of
brethren tir.iyps and Schilling. Iloth of these
have been deaply nfiljcted jn tho death of their
wives. The former of these, j npff our one Mis
sionary in tho midst of surrounding miilicnj, lire.
.Schilling having returned to this country.
The Mission contains throe stations, and two
organiicd churches. Since the last meeting of the
Convention, twenty-eight hnvo been baptized,
making a total of ninety-one members. Connec
ted with the Mission, aro nine native preachers,
and two bib'0 women, who read and distribute
the Scripture, Tract distributed 10.715. Scrip
tures 70'.!. Dr. flrayed, (jesplo his heavy labors as
Spreiiclier, lias minisierou qujiuj fuo last year,
more er less, to 4,40) deceased persons ui one di-
leiisary, anil to l-VJ ui anoiuer. xu one oi uu
etters lieeajs:
T bei the hrcthrcn in America to sustain me.
hu their means and by their prayers. Favorable
....I I....... ft. rrrtttinT ihintriS'
Smanruai MihsIon Urethren HartwulJ ai;d
Crawforilwith their wives and Mrs. Holmes havp
alternately labored here, whilo llrother Vatos and
his wile, harp been tcniporarjlr absejitin bifizer
land superintending the pilucatjon of tljpir oply
laughter. Tlioso Jlissionaries navo niamiy .hp-
porteil tneinseivcsnnuino iujssiuu, uy uiuir. uwii
excrtlous, without intennitting their labors in the
gospel. They have nobly relinquished all uliiim
upon tlie Jioaru, liius avoiuiiig a uiui wumu urn;
had been authorized to make. Shanghai is about
KKI0 miles North of Canton, and contains l.WW.OUO
of peoidc. An inlciesling chureh has been col
lected here, with several native preachers and
colporteurs. More Missionaries are needed.
Tl'Nfl UHAU .MISSIOS. lllisporiiou, uuui.iiu
hundred miles nbovu Shanghai, in the great pro
vince of Shan-Tung, is in nn exceedingly interest
ing state. The Missionaries, Hev. Messrs. Hart
wcll and Crawford with their wives and Mrs.
Holmes, will bo permanently located here. Tho
churcfialsuuJy gathered, hastwenty-thrconativo
members, with one natjveiircachcr. Six thousand
religious books navepeenuinriouieu. a uu mem
bers of tbc Mission aro greatly encouraged,
VoiiUBA .YlISSI'iJJ. ArKICA. ine war viuiuuu
or no aoatemeniconiiiiucu lor ic iwihu
Yoruba country, aud seriously inicnereu wim uur
Missionary work, but we havo now the encour
aging assuranpp thatUi about to close.
LAiiOfi. At the tljnS of our lust report, this .sta
tion was under the carp of Hrp. Joseph M. Har
den, who temporarily was sutfaimng himself and
his family by his own labor. Hut wo have now
to mourn bis death, which occurred oil tho 15th
of May. 1SX5I. , ,
AWOUTA. ill's station mis ueoii unit tus-
tained by Hp). Phillips, during me pasc uvo
notwltlistiiuilinu" lP eiuuarrasfiiiBcireuiii-
stances by which he bus bo'c'u surrounded,
a::. .. . , .!.
My congregntion is goou inoro uu uu i
will seat. 1 have this year reclaimed a few, and
excluded a few, and have now four candidates for
baptism. We have averypowcrlul influence over
our people. 1 never expect to vis.t my own
county pjrain, unless there is pence, and then
how sad it will lie. Jn the event of pcaoe, I shall
hoi.otagoiiQuiB.- U!tl! ,,
Tliescliooi oi uro. i-iijipi.-s, wiiui
....A-.iinUri heen reiluceu. ten ot the
older ones having been placed in positions whero
they are uselully employed, auu suppon nieui-
''amvah'. Tliis station has been under tho caro
of llro. llicl, until the soring of 186M, whon his
failing hcaltlicqnipcll(i nun loicajo.
Ho remained awhile laboring in Abpokuta, but
is now in this country. Hiscircumstnnoes during
. i i V- 1..: .'. r.n.i 1 1 i. rt r anihnrrns.ini-
me war in i'iu v Si" i-e Ii I i ,1 ,
and it yas aiiueum oi ins nie, mi
iiasseil between coiiiuniiuig nosis uuw" lu ''u
Kuta. . . , , , . ..
Wo had not heard oi mm, nor nan jiro, i-uiuum
...1 InCnnntlnn (Vain bllll. for lllllrO tll.Ul
two years, focoiuliletely wan ho cut off, by tho de
structive wars of his country.
In his letter no says:
r .no. I,, ili in 1 fin a mv novt until the. war was
over, but necessity seemed to demand it. I was
destitute of almost everything; toy clothing was
worn out. and I had no food but native, and that
not good, because of the scarcity orcowncs to buy
"Many times fur several days I havo lived on
one uent's worth of food per day. Sometimes for
Jive or ten days, I did pot taste meat of any. kind ;
... -...a iimi. I n'ns twantv-sevcn months without
Feeing tho laec of a white perspij.
AkmicavCoast Mis.sio.vh. r-or the last three
... I-.,,.-r Hi., ntntinns on the coast, eighteen
or twenty ill iiunibpr, have been thrown upon
their own resources, with the hope o rcmuung
oiirnpproialatlons when tho war olosod.
These missions in many repecU have brcn pro
ductlvo of happy resulU. This is especially true
when the comparatively llinucii cxpeuiinorui. mo
couidered. .More than one thousand converts
have been baptized by our missionaries sinco our
work on the eo:it was cumuicuccd. fchall wo not
still cultivate this field?
CoKKKCTinv. A paragraph exlractcd from tho
Savannah Jlriiulliran, containing a gross mid un
warranted reflection on tho official integrity ol J.
F. 1'ci.rl. I!q.. late Superintendent oi l'ublie
Schools in this rjjy, appeared i) onr local cqumn
on Sunday uiorniug. jt was inserted by ipadverr
tciicc of ouo of the ctnploycca of tho ollicc, and is
a matter if regret to the proprietors, who, in cor
rection, freely stato that there Is no foundation
for any such charge againkt Mr. Pearl, and that
they hao never befure heard ot giivli an impu
tatlnn. .
SuiciDK. Tho Uobertson (Sliriugflold) lleginter
shvs that .Mrs. .Mincy Vj. iiniwcu, nnu m
. .. . r. .if , 11 if., -.r Al.
Aimer Hidwcll. of Cheatham county, ot tnis
Sin in. eoir.inittDd sun-iile by drowning licicu
inar her father's. Mr. Moses A. fountain, on tt:e
morning of tho 17th inst. She was on a viit to
her father, (who was sick at tho time) and in ap
paient good health and spirits. No causo i
t-W.mi fur tho nub act. She had been married
ka .
two or thiee months.
r-nitviT t-.u'HT. The jury in tho caso of
Wiles, charged with murder, nqt anrt&iRg- wcrp
disniiwcl ester.ay. and Wilos recogiize.l in the
Sinn of lor ins appearance ui me ni
gtteuu.
Tim case of Moran. charged with slealiiu
horse i still under consideration; tho trial will
probably teruiinate to-tlay.
1)11 Mill LTV 1EAU TUB Pl-MTISTIAUV. SOUIO
boys, white and blaok. got into a regular fight
near the Penitentiary, on Sabbath evening last.
It amiears that the engagement was preiucilitatcd
A man by the namo of tlaffcnucy. in endeavoring
to ouell the di'turb.iuce. wa attacked by the boys
andseveicly injured-
Thl Susi-KXtsioN Hbiihii.. Wo have positixo
uuraiice that this bridge w ill open to tho public
thiieiuuinir at 3 o'clock, at whioli timo a test will
I,., inn.le of its eaimeity. The public arc initcd
to attcud the trial to which the bridge is to-bo
submitted, at the hour above indicated.
Apoiucst. On Sabbath evening a couple of
gentlemen were riding in a buggy on College
street, when the horse took fright and dashed the
burxv acainst a curb stone, near tho Louisville
depot. The vehUlc was dashed to pieces while
its occupants escaped uninjured.
TllDumy an' MrKDliB Cask, t'apt. Cav itt, with
several witnesses. left th)s aty this morning for
Howlinr (Jrccn. to testify in the trial of the negro
who killed Mr. Patrick Donlvan near that point
soaio few weeks since.
A lUiioil.v. Any person wishing to buy r. good
Family (Irocery. located on Cherry street, between
Church and Union, with complete fixtures and a
fine trade, can get a bargain by npplying for par
ticulars to J. O.Orlffith. at the Lxtojf and Ameri
can office. wy24-lw
Posts. Plats of Rkai. Estath. Dodoem.
rtc. executed In the best stjle of the art at the
Ustos asb AvERtCAX Job Printing Omee
XOTICE.
t LL PKRS0NS HAVING CLAIMS AGAIN ST
J. tb Penitentiary, Slate of Tennessee, will
please present thetn to the Dlrctor. either at the
office of the City Hotel or at the Penitentiary.
W 0XftTlT 1? 11 1 1.V
A.H. SHANKLAN0.
V. MILLS.
roay2d-6t
Director! of tho Penitentiary.
iportUl)HS navosiippeu uy wniio i iiiitt ura
waiting for the war to close in America, lhous
uuds are her.o liortshlng for the bread of life. I
bless (iol for what 1 have already seen in China,
r t i .
idfiTiM .iiiiiS.i-iiaiTiWiaiTSi.l'C
3I0NETARI AND COMERJllA!..
OrflCK OF THK U.NIOS AND AVKKICAK.l
Tt;r8DAT. May 2. 1806.
MosktaHY. Gold was lower in New York
yesterday, having opened at VSiY& wai!37K ai 11;
and l.iint-liu, wnicn is me iatesio.uoiaiwn re
ceived. Government securities aro quutcd as fullowi:
102: second and third tcrics 102 102; certificates.
Hank of Tennessee is decidedly weak. Some
brokers aro paying 30. while others aro offering
only 25 cents.
Planters' Hank continues dull at GO buying, and
02 selling.
Union Bank Is dull at 70&72.
Southern money is generally dull and unsale
able. Only a few of tho banks sell readily.t
Of the New York money market, tho Commer
cial, of last Saturday, says:
Tin. market is decidedly more buoyant under
the improved condition of affairs in London.
Mnnpv is easier, nnnlientions for loans bcini: less
urgent, and tho banks in a somewhat better con
dition for lending during the week, have received
a preference over discount. It is not improbable,
however, that next week the banks will conccivo
it to be their best policy to discount paper at cur-,
rent rates, in preference to sending on demand, as
hv Hist course thev would insure (AVil Weent. for
a period of two to four months. The"result to
borrowers on stocks would be to keep the rates
on call firm, but only temporarily, as it is tho pol
icy of the Treasury to disburse a freely as cir
cumstances will permit. During the week, $6,225.
302 of tho tcmpotary loans have been withdrawn
from tho Sub-Treasury for payment. About
$1,000,000 compound notes have been redeemed
during the week at the Sub-Treasury. A consid
erable amount of one year certificates of indebt
edness have been presented by the banks in liqui-
lation of checks drawn on account oi gold oy me
Treasury.
Cotios. The market on yesterday was very
dull and prices drooping, owing to unfavorable
advices from New York. The few bales that were
sold went at 32c for a good article. The market is
unsettled and both holders and buyers aro dis
posed to await further devclopcmcnts. New Or
leans dispatches of Saturday state that "notwith
standing rei)rts from Europe, cotton remains
very firm."
GeoCkbies The grocery- market was extremely
dull yesterday, owing to various causes apparent
to every carcf j! observer. The supply of flour on
the market ii limited, and the demand is firm
with an upward tendency in prices. The stock of
bacen is very large, demand limited, and transac
tions light. Coffee and sugar, sympathizing with
gold, havp lub'anocd slightly. There is an ample
stock of nioIa(.s and syrups on hand, wHh hut
little doing. Salt is plentiful and sales improving,
White corn is in active demand ar.dnone on hand,
while yellow is plentiful with littlo roquest. Meal
is in fine demand, and hut a scanty supply on
hand Potatoes arc abundant, and are disposed of
at great sacrifices. Fish is in liberal request, and
slight supply on tho market. For prices in detail
we reproduce our formcr.quotations:
Ciffke-IUo -rim25U29e; Laguira-plb2530c;
Java't lb40(Si47c.
CoRiufi'-lJanila f P 2830c; Bed Cords 't1
dozen $2 2:V3l3 50.
:ottiik Yakns. 700 "B dozen 24c: COO "i dozen
2Cc; 500? dozen 28e: 400 Y dozen 30c.
Bacon. Clear sides ? lb 19l'Jc; Shoulders ?
lb 153lGc: Hams, plain 2l22c.
Baocinu aku Kopk Hemp yard3Sc; llopo't
yard 32c. .
jikkswix i enow r-1" -oc: wounnon rm-t.
Cinpi.ks Star light weight HKaiOe; summer
mild, KK17c; Parafine, 3Sffl45e.
CatinqS. Coiamon B t) 7Hci wasqn boxes B
Moi-.issks. sugar iiouc ?i i.-xsi jd; i-ono
IUco75c$l 10; NewOrlcans$l 201 40; Cuba
NAH.s.-Tcn d's B keg 3 10S 25.
Ilini-u Creen.fic: (Irccn Calf. 10c: (irecn salt
ed. SrVJ'c; Salted Calf, l.VSlGc; Flint, 1-3 11
i'AINTS. ivinte l,caa. in on, r acg, j. iw-o;
Kirrn'i Millpt. 1 1 ii n car! an crass. &l 50.
SvnrVa. Baltimore. "1? gal IKKsJl 10: Uoldon,
$1 40,
Snvj'.Turp'n har.V lb O&llj laucy, "r box,
t'KOVlsiOKi'.'-uuucr. ivjn naru.e-iii ra,
bid j:t SO: Potatoes. bbl ak I'lggs. 't doi
II
1I,U1. . 1I avr f nillit . 12.
, ' " " ml.. Clial... tl IIVWJ m
IlKAU liar, P ll, 1VIV. aiiui i" una, wj w.
T.i-iTiirnnV Sole, v lb. 40tftri0c: Hemlock.
KViti.".: French Calf. "r1dnz..$.50i)0; FrenchKip.
6Xa,'.lO; American Calf. $3CjX); Upper Calf, $30
Harness, t f, upw-ijc ; OKinuiK t-iv.w.
(lit-iix Corn, sacks included, V0$1 00; Oats,
clean. 55c. ,
(iUKKV JJaos I'A nu. eacn, oiu, sc: ncw,
(lr.vpnwi.Kii-Hifle.'ikog.$10 6011 60; Hlast-
'"fiHU-Mackerel No. 1. -toK321; do.No.2, 19S20;
do.No.3,1717K: half bills. 1BO10 50; Hts, 3
3 SO "
Fmicr Superfine j.er bbl, 0 2950; familytl
12 50; fancy, 13 50S&14. . '- .
ltAV tjaled onwuari v iqn, uo. in ioie,
22 502:t.
Snw Peimor "r1 lb 3Sc: do. cround "B dozen.
40cl Vh Allspice' tt) 33c; do. ground V doz 50c;
ninvM K Ki JOe- do. irronnd V, doz fiOe: Ginger V 11.
30c; do. ground 9 doz 40c; Nutmegs V )151KS1 80;
J.iyuous Jfouroon tv nisuy p ganon m ou-,
Itobertson county, 2 75a5; Common, 2 2oCai2 60;
Larii In tierce. 2122e; keg, tflo.
Dispatches from Atlanta, Ga., quoto that mar
ket exceedingly activo in corn. Hour, bacon and
l.ird. Stocks of cash light. Corn is selling readily
nt$l 45. Flour $10 1517. Bacon, shoulders 21c;
lidcs 23e: hams 2o20c; sugar-cured 2Sc. Lard
2o. StqckswJJ not Jaat two weeks. Small ad
ditional stock expected.
Sew York ainrltct,
By Telegraph.
N:w York. May 28. Flour Dull: Stato .7 30
S SO; Ohio$9 404; Southern $10 801C 75.
Wheat-Dull.
Coux Dpclitjcd I3 cen'1-
Provisions Beef steady. Perk buoyant at
$30 7530 75J.
WmsKy Dull.
Cotton Declining tendency; sales 2,000 bales at
4012ccnts. -
Louisville -Market.
By Telegraph. J
LofliViLLK, May 28. Toracco Leaf, all grades
advanced.
FL(iUR-Superfinc.$8 00; extra. $9 2a; family.
$11 75.
Provisions Pork, 531 : bacon shoulders U'A ;
plear slies 0; snifiir-curcd hams, 2:
L tun 23c,
Corn-t70c,
Oats 17c,
W u i a K y 21.
Cliicliimitl MitrUt-f.
By Tclograph.
Cincis.viti. May 2S. Flour Uuchanged and
quiet; superfino $0 50fil0; extra $10 05&11 25;
f,..uilv Jll 50al2 25.
WiiKtT Bather dull, but good demand lor
lower grades.
Cons Higher at 002)70.
Oats Firm at 50c.
Pimvisioss-Pork $31 MW32. Sales 1.S00 l.bls
.. i . r.. t, nr
porK, including rjA) "HIS on ap ph,c ! mv m;
leans. Hulk numts 12:1.). acan. jim-ii.
L wi Activei sales 110 ticrcos at J2o.
Cotton Juict at 373'J for middling.
Hi. I.otlN -Mnrkct.
By Telegraph.)
St. Louis.May 2S. Cotton Heavy.
Flour ani Wheat Inactive and unchunged.
Cobs Favors buyers at CWi07c.
riiTj stnitilv nt 41V!l5o.
Provisions Pork uuchanged; bacon, shoulders
14 clear sides lO'-Jc
WmaKY-Quiet at $2 20.
Liitcst Fort'liru Advices
r..in . i Tli., i.uttnn miLrlfet
l.ITKKl'tnJL, w, - ;
Im. been .teadv with fair trade demand. Price of
American and long stapled cotton are rather in
, i.l. ..11a. mlil.llmf itnlnml nnntpil nt
la
at
ivor in uiu iV.." i.. .,T
lH.llt.fiic. Miles oi .uouua. anu i
ed
; to about 1SI1.UIW naies, mciuuing o.-w ii.r a
irtcrs and spscubitors. Trade at SlHtichestcr
I . 1 nllmiln-l .not liriltofl ! r l fr.n-
p-t
yes
Csicruay yfiv on u iipuYv""j -:.T,ff
rally uciow mu uti .
nisincis was transaetetl in breadstnffs.
...I r. t-1 nn.linilM Kn4itil tfl Rtlh-
lue llliancuii i'i y - - - . .
c. .Many ilimcullics arc yei unuciiuui-u, uui
if uvn tlie enects win oo icnuiKuuau.iiu.il
f r 1 n...l..n ciuin.Hini nrii Hnrnleil-
1 iiirmer paun-i. uii
, improveil. discount demand at the Hank ot
ngland continues cxtrenrely largo at nominal
in. there is also an neiivojpi-ciciir iiwiui"i .nu
U..f vn .l.ll.:nnl Liinoiiiiimi nt l.ivcr-
oniiiicni, tifl4ii'iNi -M-,--M--ti-
'"lUchard'on. Spcnoo Co.. Bruoc X MoAuliff and
.. . . n ... A..tn. Knt dimwit. Uhp.at in
steady demand at full rates: winter red 10s 3d
lis til. Indian corn firm and In good demand at
SO-waOs IIil per 4"u pounus ior muni.
Provision" Bey lord .v. Athica and others report
licet anil pora qiiici nun iiimiiuuu) uikiiiik
Bacon rather easier. Lard steady at i0s for Amer
In London markets wheat was firm at last
week's prices. Flourin good request at laterates.
Pernio Bros., of Liverpool have suspended. Li
abilities heavy, but assets considerably in excess
thereof. Other suspensions reported.
I.
lil
. t..i? Pfti.nn .lull with little in-
irv and Prices weak. The sales of tho last two
qui
il
ay!
, . ls nm bales, of whick speculators and
noorters took 5.000. Hreadstuffs ;lenty. Pro
liimi inactive except lard, which is firm; sales
ev
lsi
at
7071s.
I
,oxiKx.May 17.-Consols SCKf 8i for money.
v
III
linois""Central shares i6K77 Exchange in
London 252li. . . ,
Receipt of coffee daring the last fortnight
50,000 bags. Stock. 10.0(0 bats.
HlVr.U SE1V8.
The river ii rising slowly with three feet full on
tho shoals.
Arrivals Tvront, Cairo; Trcfc, Cairo
Valentine. Louisville; .Imcn'cu, St. Louis.
DgPASTURg 7Vronc. Cairo.
Tho steamer Airnt, Captain Golding, was de
tained yesterday, but will positively leave for
Cairo and St Louis this evening at 1 o clock. H
II. Harrison A Son, Agents.
Tho Ttnnenee arrived from Cairo, on Sunday,
with a large cargo of corn
The Jmjxrial, from St. Lous, is advertised to
leave on her return trip this evening.
The Paltitinr. for Louisville, Is advertised by
her agents, Corbett Jt Boyd, to leave for Louis
ville and Cincinnati, this evening at 4 o clock,
Filters and Water Coolers,
JUST RECEIVED, and for .ale by nn
WM. LYOK & CO..
mayl&-dlw No. 45 South Market st.
Orm fireeH.VH' Spanish Brown. 1012V4c;
Orm Vcllow, 40ci Vonetian Bed, VMXx Fine
white, in oil, $4 50aG; Bed Lead, 3 Lampblack, 2.
SAI.T.-P'er7 bu l.bl.. $1 lis.
BY TELEGRAPH
THE DlarAIGOES OF THK ASSOCIATED PRESS
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
COXGKESSIOXAJ-
Wasiuxotdn-, May 23. Senate. The House re
solution was adopted, directing the Secretary of
Treasury to icport the amount of gold sold since
the 1st insL, at What rates, and tho agents em
ployed therefor.
Mr. AVilliams submitted a prcamblcand resolu
tions requesting information from the President
whether any employee of the Government in the
Southern States has offered public honors to dead
or living Confederates.
Mr. Nicholson objected, and the resolution was
laid over.
Mr. Stevens introduced a bill declaring that tho
States lately in rebellion have forfeited their
rights under the Constitution, and can bo rein
stated in the same only through the action ot
Congress.
It provides that they may form valid govern
ment9, tho present oncsbeingcontiriuedforntuni--
cipal purposes until they shall to duly altered
and their executive,' and legislative departments
reorganized. Constitutions are to be formed by
conventions and'submitted to the people, a ma
jority of whom in a 13 tale is necessary for ratifica
tion. All males from above twenty-one. years or
age are to bo allawcd to voto. No Constitution is
to bo prcsentcd.for 'Congressional -sanction which
denies ciyil. rights, to any i;brson.;; The bill .was
committed to the Committee of the Whole on tho
State of the Union.
Mr. Whalcy offered a resolution directing tho
committee on Printing to report a bill limiting
the hours of labor of tho smployeos in tho,Gor
ernment Printing offices to eight hours per day;'
rejected.
Mr, Lynch, from tho committee on Banking
and Currency, reported adversely; exempting
Currency, State Banks, outsanding, on the first of
July from lax, oflO per cent. Imposed by law; laid
on tho table.
During the debate Saturday. Mr. Thad. Stevens
referred (o a recent and apostate Senator, under
stood to mean Mr. Doolittle, of Wisconsin..
FKOJl WASHIXGTOV.
Washington, May 28. A. caucus on the recon
struction report was in session to-day, but tho
proceedings wero sooret. Tley wlU not consent
to tho section disfranchising the South until 1870.
This is bolloved to bo the occasion of Thad. Ste
vens introducing another reconstruction bill in
tho House to-day.
A general court martial, with Gen. Augur as
President, was convened to-day to try Lieut. Col.
Paulding for depositing Government funds in
the Merchants' National Bank.
It Is stated that Mr. Davis' counsel will de
mand liis immediate trial, and if the Government
asks a postponement, which is possible, that they
will demand his rplcaao pn hall. wVicl the are
ready to give to the amount of $10,000,000.
St. Lotus. Mav 2S. The Steamer Lcndora
bound to Fort Benton, burned below Yancton
city upper Mo., four days sinco. Losses aro esti
mated at S25.000. and wils insured for S15.000. The
FKrso was valuable, hut principally covered by
Insurance.
l'rt-Mbytereiiu General Assembly.
The anneal and complaint of Bobt. J. Breck-
enridgo and others against the Kentucky Synod,
was brought beforo the General Assembly to-day,
but littlo progress was made. An effort was mado
to couple tho complaint of McMullen against tho
same Synod. It was finally determined that
Hreelronridffo and associates wero the complain-
crs. Brcckenridgo mado a strong speech against
the Presbytry and slgnors.
Xcw York Ilnnk .Statements! rue Her
bs' ItaccH.
Nkw York. Mar 23.-New York bank state
ments shows a decrease of deposits of eight and a
half million?.
The interest of Spofford. Libston Jt Co., in the
Havana steam ships, the Brazil steamers, and
the Savannah nnd Eminro line,, have passed un
der tho control of Messrs. Garrison .t Allen, of
this city.
The Derby was won by Lord Lyons, brother ot
St. Albans 24 horses Martcd.
Providence. B. I., advices, stato the salo of
printing cloths during tho week, at 345,000 pieces.
at an advaneo of 2 and 3c. per yard.
from Mexico,
Sav Francisco. May 27. Thp Mexican Consul
received an official dispatch dated May 10. Tlie
Liberals attacked tho garrison atllcnnansvillo on
the 4th, and after a bloody struggle captured and
nillncpil the town. Imperial reinforcements sub
sequently arrived, killed 200 Liberals, and drove
itie remainder awav. A number of Americans who
refused to givo tho Liberals forty thousand dollars,
were cruelly raurderod. Tho Imperialists deieat
ml tha Liberals at Sengolva. killing 180. Several
wealthy fmi!ios arrived here, flying from Liberal
rule.
Further l'nrticulni-M of thn Outrage.
rbo nublished accounts doclaro that in the at
tack on Hcrmanvillo the Liberals murdered
fif....niI.f fnro!irner mill fiflv citilCnS wllO aSSlS-
tcd in defending tho town. Letters corroberato i
tho htatopicnt of tho forced contribution exacted
hy the Liberals, and say, further, that tho town
was pillaged and women violated.
ilrent Kxcltcmcnt In Sonorn.
Tho nanulantion of Sorora aro rising to avengo
tho wrongs perpetrated by tho Liberals.
fSSa Tornado In I'eiuiNylviuilu,
Puii.Apei.rniA, May 29. A terrific tornado
swept over Honsdalc, Pennsylvania, Inst ovcnlng.
The groat hrldgo spanning Lackawanig, at Sixth
street, was lifted from its foundations and fell into
the river, a mass of ruins. A largo number of
barns, out-houses, &c, were destroyp d. No lives
lost, as far as heard. The course of the tornado
was west by cast, thence south, and finally to
wards the north.
CoiiNiiltniloii with 3lr. DnvN by IIIh
Monroe. May 2$. Charles O'Connor
find Gcorgo Shea, counsel for Mr, Paris, left far
New York this ovcnina. 1 hoy wero in consuita
intlnn with Mr. Davis most ofyestorday. They
say they found him In bettor health than they an
ticipated, and though worn out by long conUnc
ment, ho is in possession of the keenest faculties,
and is alive to tho important issues involved in
the trial. They said they only obtained permission
to visit him after many lutilo attempts during
tho past year.
m
THESE PENS (EXCEPTING NO. 1.) ABE
J trom One to IWO SIZCS larger limn mu rann-
ll ,,inlinr ,f other manufacturers, and arc
warrantod to be 14 carat fino.
Gild PenDep
i s c b a m
, tZ -Jl Z
B JS1 sS e -s
,s! 5 -2- oS-
S s 5 st is c-g-s
1 .-o SC WJ JS
a a c oca
l" v ft. W4I v . v
j ?H ?l w 1 i
No. ll $1 00 $1 75 $2 00 $2 00 $
No. 2 1 2T. 2 00 2 25 2 50 3 50 0 50
No. 3 1 50 2 60 2 7S S 50 3 00 4 50 8 00
Xo. 4, 2 00 3 00! 3 25 4 00 3 50 5 00 10 00
No. 5 2 50 3 50, 3 75 4 50 4 50
No. fi1 3 00 4 00 4 25 .
No. 7' 3 50 5 001 5 50 1
Tl - I ! . Ml nlan.n ,1.1. Ill .1.1 ntllt
1 fr?0S HIUVl IHIi IH l'-- .v
stylcdesircd. whether hard or soft, fine or coarse.
audit tae pen suonni iau 10 picasc or iimio uc
fectivc. will have the privilege of exchanging It.
Sent bv mail at our risk, when 20 cents is added
for registry. Write your name and address plain
ly, and incluso return postage.
Having enlarged their business they will aln
keep on hand a largo nnd superior stock of
WATCH IiS,
JF.Wl'.I.KY, of all kinds,
NI'KCTACI.KS
POCKET UNITES. Etc.
Watches and Jewelry
Carefully repaired.
Grateful for the patronage we have received for
a number of years, we trust, by attention to busi
ness, to merit a continuance.
E. L. TAKBOX & BRO.,
-in Union'strec't. second door from Cbo ly
maylO
t rr ...Tt.iv. n.U BfRSKTT.
107 7ro.uiic.iy. ..... - '57 Ait Imirth
Bartley & Burnett,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
CIXCIXXATI, OHIO,
OFFICE. 29 WEST THIRD STREET.
may22-3ra . .
. s rHlDBOL'KXE. T. CHILttl.
CHADBOURNE & CO.,
DEALKU IN'
IsUMBEK, IsATn.
and Shingles,
Corner of Demnmbraneand High streets.
Post Office Box 10.
spl9-to MiiTjlIe,Tcw,
aeba
AMUSEMENTS.
GEAND PLEASURE EXCURSION
TO
CHA.TTAXOOGA
AND
Looloiit Mo ii la tain,
COMMENCING MONDAY. JUNE 4TH. lSGfi,
J and continuing through the week.
Tickets only EIGHT DOLLARS for tho round
trip good on any passenger train from June -1th
to 0th inclusive.
To enable all to participate in this grand Look
out Mountain Lxcursion, tickets will be sold tho
first three days, June 1th, 5th, and Cth at half fare
rates from all points north of.'Decherd.smnkinir
only EIGHT DOLLARS from Nashville to Chat
tanooga and return.
No better opportunity can be afforded pleasure
seekers to visit Lookout Mountain, Lula Fall',
the battlefields of Mission Ridge and Chieka
inauga, and other historic places in that vicinity.
Connecting railroads and steamboat companies,
between Nashville and Cincinnati, havo joined in
this enterprise. Xo pains will be spared by cither
company oa the way or at Chattanooga that can in
the least add to the comfort or plcasuro of the
excursionists.
Tickets can bo procured at tbo ticket office. at
the Nashville t; Chattanooga Depot and H." O.
Jackson's ticket ofliec, opposite St. Cloud Hotel.
W. P. INNES. Gcn'l Supt.
N. A- C. and N. & N. W. R. R.
may20-till junefl
GRAND TOURNAMENT
AND
BARBACUE,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE TENNESSEE .
'ORPHAN ASYLUM ll ' '
At the Fair Ground, Clarksville, Tennessee.
HAY Slut, 1S001
Genu, "Torrent, Drown, Williams mitt
Duko oxpoctcsl and Invited to officiate.
H.VlUI.VG'Ur- TO UF. lnElAItED ox
THK GROUNDS.
HORN'S Famous Silver Band engaged for the
Occasion.
SEVEN PRIZES to bo awarded to the successful
Champions in the various exercises of the
Lance, Spear, Sabre, and Feats of Horsemanship.
LADIES' RING: Splendid Prize' to" tho taotf
Graceful Equestrienne,
KKUVriOXS,
1. That all Knights shall be eneatmne.' to be
known or unknown, as each may prefer, but, in
every case. to givo his name to the Herald.
2. Each Knight' to bo heralded in any namo or
character he may be pleased to designate.
3. Tho.Knights' to enter the list, one at a time,
and as each outers, the bugler to sound the ap
proach, and tho Herald to announce his name,
Ac. 1 hen all are in, shall form in line, nnd pass
in review, in such a parade as tho Chief Marshal
designates. ... . . .
'jt . . : ' V
Fl'.ATS.
1. Tho Feats to begin with the- "riding at rings."
Tho rings to be placed on hooks, and bo three
inches in diameter, and ten in number lanec
used to bo eight feet in longflt tho sjiced of the
horse to be twenty seconds to tho round. Tho
successful Knight to have awaMed him a Crown,
which' which to crown a Queen' of 'Love and
Beauty."
2. A ring for the mos.t elegant and graceful rid
ing; (costume at the will of the rider.) Premium:
A splendid Biding Whip.
3. A SERIES OF TILTING In this"'gontlo
and joyous" amusement, tho Knight, desiring to
enter tho samp, shall givo the challenge, by throw
ing tbo gauntletj"2d, by challenging, through tho
Herald, any designated Knight; 3d, by placing
himself, or themselves, (in case the challenging
party consent to more than one.) and challenging
all "comers and goers."
4. SABRE EXERCISE. Each Knight will be
provided with a fcabre, (cavalry, if possible,) with
which, at thirty seconds to the round, he shall de
capitate n manikin; 2d, cleave the head; 3d, take
a suspended ring; 4th, picrco and take off a head
from near tho ground. Premium: ASilverCup.
5. RING FOR BOYS Premium A fino Saddle.
C. SECOND TOR RINGS Regulations nnd
premium same as first the victor in the first ring
to be excluded.
7. LADIES' RING.FOR GRACEFUL RIDING.
In mask or not, at option of rider. Each lady to
have an escort, or Knight attendant. Premium:
A splendid Saddle. Bridle and .Martingale.
S. JOCKEY RING. Premium : Silver Spurs.
There will be othcrimpromptu lists, burlesques,
Jfcc.. as may be suggested or concluded on by the
committee.
The premiums will be awarded as soon as won.
The Crown, as soon as awarded, shall be-given to
tho Knight victor, who shall ride around the ring,
(the others drawn up in line,) until be selects his
Queen of "Love and Beauty," when ho shall
present it, on point of his lance, to tke "ladie
lair," with or without words of compliment, as ho
may deem proper, jind. .If accepted,' it shall
bo placed upon her brow by himielf, or such per
son ho may designate.
GRAND
11R-UXIOX AND FESTIVAL,
' ' l'AT NIGHT, '" '
At Clarksville Female Academy Buildings under
the supervision of Committee of Managers.
-Ct The whole to bo conducted under tho aus
pices and patronage of tho Lady Managers of tho
Tennessee Orphan Asylum.
S Special Trains will run from Bowling Green.
Nashville, und Cumberland City. Trains will
run, once or twico every hour, from the Depot to
the Fair Grounds. mayl3
Best Card of the Season
33 v o av nsvillo,
OR
EEFIEILI EXTEXIE1
ONE TO FIVE Y EABS CBEDIT. ON TUES
day. May 29. 1806, at 11 o'clock a. it., on the
premises, in Brownsville, wo will sell at public
auction from 75 to 100 as beautiful building lots
as were ever offered for salo in tho vicinity of
Nashville. Tho lots aro near tho Gallatin Pike,
and many front on the Porter Pike. Many of tho
lots are finely timbered with beautiful forest trees.
Soil of unsurpassed fertility. Tho neighborhood
is well known to bo ono of tho best in tho Stato.
No better opportunity will bo offered to secure, a
cotnfortablo homo near tho city, yet freo from its
heat, dust, nnd heavy corporation taxes, and best
oi an, pay lor me lots irom mo prouucis oi a ncu
Vegetable Garden. , , .
TERMS 1, 2. 3, 4 and 6 years credit, with inter
est from date, etc. Additional advantages will be
given to building purchasers. A liberal discount
will be m ml c to parlies paying an casn.
Omnibusos and collation as usual.
J. L. k R. W. BROWN. Agents.
T. W. Barnes, Auctioneer. 38 Union St.
may2l 5t
BANK 0E COMMERCE,
g, F, NOEIil,, President,
fl, H. WESSEL. Cashier.
rplIIS BANK IS OPENED AT
AO. 51 COITiEGE STREET,
nnd is prepared to received deposits and make
collections on all tho cities. Buy nnd sell
GOLD.
SILVER,
U. S. BONDS, and
UNCljRRENT NOTES.
Also, Exchange on all points. Bunk ol Com
mcrco Notes redeemed in Greenbacks.
Office hours from 8 a. ii. to 5 r. M.
inaygi 3m
T. NIXON YN'PVHK.
-ittAciis, 'fcun.
W. U. VAS I1YKK,
Chattmuuigii, Trim.
VANDYKE & VAN DYKE,
ATTORNEYS AT I.AV.
ATHENS. TENN. &. CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
WILL PRACTICE IN THE VARIOUS
V I Courts for the counties of Monroe, McMinn.
Meigs, Hamilton, Marion, 1'iuk and llrauicy, anu
Federal ami Supreme Courts at Knoxvillc. Ad
dress T. NIXON VAN DYKE, Athens. Tcnn.,
W.D.VANDYKE, Chattanooga, Tcnn. Claims
for collection promptly attended to.
may22-iw
Second Great Sale
(IOCKHIIL KPRIXO!
is:
Boyd's Addition.
AX TIIUILSOAY, MAY Zlsi. 1SC. AT 11
J o'clock, on the premises, we will sell about GO
acre of the lioyd Land, on and near the Harding
or Richland Pike, divided into lnU from 1 to 5
. : . i, .. -. Tl, i . . ... flnoi..
wm;?, iviuil iii,ui..', iudiuu mo n.iij
uated for rcsidenocs and gardening the most of
them convenient to locKnii spring, eioso 10 mo
city and immediately on tho lino of tho contem
plated Street Railroad. All persons disposed to
buy good homes, or to make profitable inrcWmea
arc requested to cxamino tho lots previous to sale.
as toe owner oi inu iirupcti ia uuii-iiiuii'.-ii u. auiu
TERMS 1.2.3, 4 and 5 years credit, with in
terest, etc.
Omnibuses and Collation as usual.
ANDERSON, JOHNSON A SMITH.
J. L. A- R. W. BROWN. Agents.
mav25 td n
Tournament and Barbacue
CLA.lISVir4X.l ! !
Extra Train on Edgefield and Ken
tucky .Railroad.
OX MAY HINT A TRAIX WII.I. I.EAVK
th T-itiiicvillit and Nashville DeDot at 6:30 A.
if., arriving at the Clarksville Fair Grounds at 10
a. u. Iteturning, will leave me f air Urounus at
5:30 r. it., arriving at Naihvillo at 9:00 of the same
ilav.
Passengers on the extra train who stay over
night, can return on tne early morning train June
1st. UUIU Jl. Ulir.AlUAJl,
Gen'l Sap't Edgefield and Kentucky K. K,
may25 td (city papers copy)
JOHN OHLT,
Practical Tailor,
Has permanently located at
XO. 12 XOItTiT CHERUY STREET.
He hat jnit received from New York one of the
finest STOCKS OF GOODS rer bronght to the
city. feWS-tf.
MISCELLANEOUS.
GAR DOM & RICE,
PLAIN" AND DECORATIVE
PLASTERERS.
I i . .
ALL ORDERS LEFT AT BOX 23 POST
OFFICE. OR
Xo.iGTjSbulh Summer Sit-,
WILL EE
l'ltOMPTI.Y. ATTEXnEIJ TO.
mayS 3m
SOUTHERN
MUSIC STORE,
JAMES A. McCLURE,
' 3.1 ITXIOX STREET,
; ... s .1 . .1 1 . tti
Music Publisher,,..
And sole Agent for th'c" salo"of thccciebrated
iii '. .Jt .. 1 1 1
STEIN.W-AY PIANQf
Also, Agent for A. H. Gale & Co.'s Calenbcrg, and
Vaupel, and other first clans Pianos.
Sheet Mush', Music Hooka,
And Alusic lerchandUo generally;
Toguther with
Orgniis,
irai'inoiiiuiiiM,
aud MclodcoiiH,
Can be purchased at Manufacturers' Prices.
Catalogue of Prices furnished upon applioation
Muiie mailed free of Postage.
mayl 3m ;
CIIAAGE OF SCIIEDlJIiE.
Edgefield & Kentucky R. R.
2fasli ville C Clarksville Line.
rpo TAKE EFFECT TUESDAY. .MAY 1,1800.
Leaves Nashville at - 2:40 p. M.
Arrives a. Nashville 10:30 A. M.
Leaves Clarksville at 0 a.m.
Arrives at Clarksville 7 v. M.
apr2W .
PITTS' SEPAllATOK
WE ARE
G K A L AGENTS
For tho following, celebrated
MACHINES,
All of which wo aro offering at Whlocsale and
retail at the lowest
CASH PRICES.
1ITTS' PATENT, (Ucnnliie,) 1. G mill 8,
HORSE TOWER SEPARATOR AND CLEAN
ER, complete.
EXCELSIOR, ENDLESS CHAIN Oil
RAILROAD 1 AND S! HORSE POWER
THRESHER AND SEPARATOR, complete.
TWO AND rOUIt IIOKSE, COJI.1ION
LEVER POWER. AND THRESHER, known
as tho Ground-llo?.
BUCKEYE REAPER AND MOH I'.It, with
Sclf-Rake.
BUCKEYE REAPER AND MOWER, with
Dropping Attachment.
BUCKEYE REAPER AND MOWER. Hand
Rako.
BUCKEYE MOWER, Large Siie.
BUCKEYE MOWER, Small Site.
COOK'S EVAPOKATOK,
We havo a laree ftock of Cook's celebrated
Evaporaters, (both iron and copper,) in store.
Also, a full stock of the VICTOR CANE MILL.
tall sites,) which has in repeated trials proven
1 ir -. 11 t.4
1 1? U 1 1 tlUlUl UICllUIWLIl'VtllVII
Clipper 'Wastilng Mueliine.
Wk arc manufiicturincr this celebrated Washer
inlareo quantics, and beliovo it to bo superior to,
all oincrs, ! is lue oniy macuincrj muitHiu uu
nn entire waliin(r without any hand rubbing. It
is cheap, easily cleaned, and docs not get out of
order.
CASH PRICE, winger attach 830.
Tn iiilditinn to imnlements named, wo keen a
full stock of Grain Fans, Corn Shellcr?, Cutting
Boxes, Plows, Harrows, Drag baws, Cotton dins.
Pumps, Horse Rakes, Ac, Ac.
We arc also, heavy dealers in
LIME. CEMENT, PLANTER. WHITE
SAM), GUANO, Ac, AO.
at- Send for Descriptive Price Catalosuo.
PITKIN, WIARD A CO.,
mayll 3m Louisville. Ky.
EXTENSIVE SAT.E
COTTON MACIIUNEltY.
riUIK OUANITEVILLE MANUFACTURING
X COMPANY having determined to change their
style of Goods and make FINE CLOTHS,
oiler, and will sell at Auction, at Gtanltovillc, on
FRIDAY, 1ST OF JUXE,
Their entire Machinery of Nino Thousand Ono
Hundred and Twenty Spindles anu prepara
tion, all in good order, and now running on Sheet
ings, Shirtings and Drills, of number fourteen
Yarn consist of
One Mason's WILLOW.
Two Whiting's PICKERS.
Two English Urcaker PICKERS, talker A
ITni.lrinE. MniirhfMtpr. Kneland.
Three English Finisher PICKERS. Walker
3c Hacking, Manchester, England.
Fifty-four Mason' IIRKAKKR CARDS,
Sixty-six " FINISHER "
Six ilaaon's RAILWAY HEADS
Four" DRAWING FRAMES.
Fourteen Hill's GEARED SPEEDERS, forty
Spindles each,
One CARD GRINDER.
Forty-three Mason's WarpRingTravclcrSPIN
vrvn toames I'll Knimlle each.
Thirty-three Alason's FillingRine Traveler
SPINNING FRAMES. 120fcplndles each
Six Mason's SPOOLERS, 4S Spindles each.
Eight " WARPERS, drop wiro,
Two hundred and thirty -six Mason's yard-wide
Sneeder 'fiOURINS. Spinning .B0BIIINS
and Warping SPOOLS, REEDS, HAH
S1.NS .! A-i
Parties wishing to purchase had better come
and examine whilo the Machinery isrunnlng.
The Machinery will beboxed and delivered at
Hie touin Carolina ivniiruau Aejufc uj mw w.
pany. TIIItMS, CASH. .
1 WILLIAM GREGG,
Prosldent Granltoville Manfacturing Company,
GRANITKVH.I.T-, S a tmay5-2tawtjune.
J H. WARNER & CO.,
DEALERS IN
HARDWARE, CUTIjERY, &c.
AGENTS FOR
BALL'S Celebrated Reapers and Mowers.
One prill Two Hcrse Railway Powers and
Threshers. ... 1
Tho nnd Four Horse Lever Power and
Thresher.
NTAFFORD'S iulky Cotton and Corn Culti
vator. SUGAR MILLS, AND EVAPORATORS.
FARM MILLS. AC.
Xo. 2 Public Square.
J. II. WARNER i CO.
may IS Itn .
A Rare Business Chance !
COUNTY AND STATE, RIGHTS OF A
Patent Covering. Wibe taP! mode of
containing tJj
KnoxTille.Tennesiee, P. 0. Box KM.
naylS d2w
DRUGS & MEDICINES
DEMQV1LLE & CO.,
Cor. Clturcli aiml Cherry Ss
NASHVILLE. TENN..
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DK4LER9 IN
DRUGS, '1EDIXKS,
I , 1
CHE.MICAI.S, PAINTS,, ...
WINDOW OL.VSS
.. j i i r . . .
DYESTUFFS, PERFUMERY,
FANCY "ARTICLES,
TKUSSES, Etc.
WE HAVE NOW ON' HAND A LARGE
,1 f and well selected stock of the abovo
articles, suitable for the City "and Country-trade,
which we offer on tho most reasonabio terms;
Will Cud always a largo assortment of tho purest
and most reliable Medicines.
Also, Manufacturers of DkuotilIe'a celebrated
HAIR TONIC AND RESTORATIVE.
This preporation is ono of tho most effiencious
remedies now in use for restoring hair to its ori-
ginal color, promoting its growth and for all
diseases of tho scalp.
may to
NOTICE Tp 'FARMERS:
WE HAVE ESTALISHED THE FOLLOWING
Agencies in Middle and East Tennessee for
tho sale of the
BUCKEYE
Reapers and Mowers,
J. W. O'BANNON, Clarksville. Tennessee.
RASCOE. MOORE C0..Gallatin.
JAMES ANDREWS A- CO.. Columbia.
JNO. D. FLANTT Jc CO.. Tulaski.
LITTLE ,fc FRIERSON. Shclbyvillc.
GILLESPIE. WATKINS Jc CO.. Chattanooea.
PENDERGRASS 3c CO.. Cleveland.
W. W. WOODRUFF, Knoxvillo.
Tho above named nartics aro tho only author
ized Agents for tho sale of the "Buckeye" in Mid
dle and East Tcnncssoe.
We can furnish, on application, the. names of
farmers in nearly every county who heretofore
used this Machine, and all who desire to havo tho
BEST LABOR-SAVING and most reliablo
MOWER are invited to call on us or oar Agents.
HAMILTON A- CUNNINGHAM,
No. IS College street, Nashville.
maylff-tf
ARTIFICIAL
LEGS AND ARMS.
TJIE SOUTHERN
LEG AND ARM COMPANY
Have established a branch office and Manu
factory at
No. IS South Mnrkcl St.,NnIivlll4,Tciiii
THE improved Automatic Lcsr and Arm manu
factured by this Company are unsurpassed by
any in me worm.
Our workmen aro practical Artificial Lcsrand
Arm makers; threo of them wearing Ia-rs of
llielr own .Manufacture.
Our facilities aro unurp.isod. Onr Work war
ranted fcrono year. Call and examine our speci
mens, or address
DANNELLY. MARSHALL 3c CO.,
No. 43 South Market st., Nashvilic, Tcnn
may3 lm
ARTIFICIAL LEGS.
DR. DOUGLAS BLY
PATENT ANATOMICAL
BALL A N D SOCHITT JOINTED
ARTIFICIAL LEG.
.Manufactory and Ofliec:
In the City Hull, North End of Market Building
Public Square,
NAS II VI I. I.E. TEX NESS EE.
ri'IIIS LEG has nn advantago possessed by no
I other Artificial Lcg.'havingii I'irrl unit
Siil .notiuii. tho same as tho natural foot. The
SprinitP are Rubber, and consequently there is no
rattline as in other leirs. Tho undersUneil has
purchased the right to manufacture this I.eit for a
term of years, and respectfully refers the publio
to any of his patients in Nashviflo or vicinity wear
ing his make. He isan experienced nnd practical
workman in theurt himself, and gives his personal
attention tn every cue. Honlsoemploysnonobut
tho mostconipetenthand.
Porfcrt Sntiifuclloii (iinraniceil In
nit 'nen, andrefercn:e byname given when
ever required.
Address Box 9 7 0, Nashville.
JAMES W. MORTON,
marSO 3m Manufacturer.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
CONDELL'S
Artificial Arms and Legs,
JALL AND SOCKET JOINT.
Also, an awortment of superior ARTIFICIAL
HUMAN EYES the latter inserted without
POrdcr receivel for RRAITHWAITE'5 RE
TROSPECT. at
I) It. ItDRRILL'S,
Colleao ftrcct, next door to corner of Cedar.
IK. BUUItlTX,
ril'l' ATTEND CASES OF SPINAL AND
IT Hip Disease, Club-foot, Knock-knees, Pa
ralyiiii. etc.
OFFICE Colleeeft.. nextto cornerof Cellar.
OrrtCK Hoce y to 12 ami 2 to 5J
aprl" 3m
TO ItEXT.
A HOUSE WITH TWO ROOMS, AND A
Kitchen, on the Hardintr Pike, near the Cum;
berland Hospital. Inquire of ,,...
ranyl3 JNO. MI'RRA.
wu.n. PEARCK,
W. B. TOLLE.
A. . IIOt-TO!,
THO. M)tTr. IK.
PEARCtJOLLE&PORTER,
IXrOKTEBS AJTD J0I1BER9 or
Foreign, Domestic,
STA1?JaE ajsd fancy
DRY GOODS,
Hosiery, Xotious, Etc.,
77 Southwest cor, Pearl - Vine Sts.
CINCINNATI. OHIO.
mar2-3ta
DRY GOODd
SECOND IMPORTATION"
OF
SPIJIXG AKiU.10IKIt
my mm
NOTIONS ETC.
WE WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF
IV 'he Trade to our new and extensive stock
of Goods, purehacd within the last ten days in
the Northern cities, for CASH, at reduced prices.
Mini naviU.n,-itiliuilA ..II 1 1. I
" - .. ... r. ...... u evl, HI 1; paints J IOW OS
they can be bought in any market North or South.
Aim auurosiocKconsisu mainly ot tne tollow
ins Goods, vii : A beautiful assortment of
NEW DRESS GOODS, with Trimmings to match.
SPLENDID MADDER LAWNS.
PRINTED JACONETS 3c ORGANDIES.
SOLID COLORED ORGANDY AND JACONET
MUSLINS.
MOHAIR POPLINS for Traveling Dresses, etc
Also, a desirable stock of GOODS for
Gents' and Boys' Use,
SUCH A3 "
CLOTHS AND CASSJMERES.
CHECKED CASSIMERES.
PLAIN AND FANCY LINENS.
DRILLS AND DUCKS,
UNION LINENS.
COTTONADES. of all descriptions.
SILK MITTS
FANS, of all kinds.
And every kind of GOODS suitable for city nnd
country trade.
IVo. 49 Public Square,
aprat-Im NASHVILLE. TENN.
A PORTABLE EXGIJTE.
yE HAVE FOR SALE ' 'nn A No. 1. new
Portable Engine,
With a -complete set of
OIL WELL TOOLS,
TubJnic and Pump. For further particulars. eailM
n us.
TERRY A- D1IM0NT,
No. It Broad street.
ap2S lm
TAVEL BROS.,
Successors to l'nul T. Tnvrl.
BOOK BINDERS,
It V E R S i
AXt
IH n 11 k Hook Al nufactiircrs,
"WrOULD respectfully annojnee to the public,
1 1 and especially to tho otnccrs.tif Counties,
Courts, Railroads, Banks, Insuranca Companies,
Ac, that they are prepared to make," onvhort no
tice, and of tne best materials, all kinds of
3I.T BOOKS!
Of any siie or shape. Ruled to any pattern desired
We keep constantly on hand, a largo assortment nt
BLANK PAPER, of the best make, ami are daily
increasing our facilities fur doing work.
In Lnrsrc or Suinll 0,tinntltic!i.
Having a long experience in renting Socks for
ditlerunt Courts in the State, wo linvn patterns for
many of tho Dockets and other Books genorally
used.
We are also prepared to Bind all kinds or
ROOKS, 3IAC3AZIXKS, MUSIC, Ac,
In tho best styles, and on short notice.
(Union & American Block,)
Cherry Street, Up Stairs,
NASHVILLE, TENN
mr2I 3m
THE UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
or
DOCTOR M'GILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES. IS
CROWNING HIM WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER STATES. AS IT IS IN
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
13 It . M ; GILL'S
"PRACTICE HAS BECOME SO EXTENSIVE
X that ho has been compelled to engage tha ser
vices of an experienced Physician to aid him in
in preparing medicines for his patients in distant
States.
DR McGILL in Nnahville, Tcnn has the larg
est praatice of any Botnnia Physician in the
United States. Tbo unbeliever can be convinced
by calling at the Adams Express otiee, where b.i
may see the larsre amount of medicines he sends
every week to different parts of the United States.
uu...VCUltit treats Uiseases at any Uislance,
He treats tho following
CIDXOXIC CASES
with satisfaction ; Rheumatism, Affection of tho
Lungs, Diseases of tho Throat, Swelled Joints,
Stiff Limbs, Pleurisy, Pains, Ulcers, Cancers,
Gravel, Diseases of the Heart and Liver, Inflam
mation of the Stomach. Neuralgia. King's Evil
or Scrofula, Deafness, Disease of the Eyes, De
bilitated. Systems, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and
Consumption together with all Private I)iseaes
an.1 Diseases of the Urinary Organs, AllSyphi
listic Diseases treated at any distance, nnd a cure
guaranieeu.
TO TIIE X.A1IES.
All affections of tho Womb treated with suc
cess. Thoie married ladies who have been so un
fortunate a, to miscarry, or Drove abortive, can
be carried to their full tune, if found pregnant.
oy giving mo a can.
STERII.ITY,
Young married ladies whose misfortune It has
been not to bring forth in due season, remember
God has said you should multiply and repleninb.
If this is your desire, you can consult me either
uyictieror in person, no lauy over tnirty-nve
years of age need make application. All commu
nications by letter or person strictly confidential.
NIGHT EMISSIONS CURED.
Younr m in, stop before you further go. Of all
diseases subject to man, there is no disease 10 haul
to eure as Night Emissions, and phyrieians aro
scarce who understand treating it; and to yeu I
can say that I haveeured hundreds in this city, as
well as in different. SlAtoi.who have spent dollar af
ter dollar, and are now w ell cured by me. I am dai
ly receiving letters and sending medicine to all
parts of the country. In a word, all that are diseas
ed in anyway, and willriveacall.Iwillgivesalit
faction for all of the diseases mentioned In this
advertisement. The best of references given in
this city. All letters should be direoted to
HR. .TIcOILL. box 71!) Nashville. Tcnn.
Office over John York's Bnuk Store. Union
street, between College and Cherry streets.
aprl3-ly
johs t. room.
j. u. wish.
S. If. UUKPIIY.
FOOTE, NASH & 00.,
Nos. 17 and 19 West Columbia St.,
CINCINNATI,
DISTILLER)
or eoLOONi:,
Sl'IRITS.
ALCOHOLS,
ASS DOHI9TIC
LIQUOES AND WINES.
DKALKKS I.C OCSCIXE
KOIIEItTSON COUNTY.
HOL'imO.V, KYE, ANl3IONONAIIELA
W II I S IC IE S.
Proprietors of the celebrated brand of Orange
Valley V'hisky.
may!8 Ily
Southern Expre Company,')
Wistim Dtrtsios, f
Nasbtjllk. Tennessee. May 7, 1.J
rpHIS COMPANY HAVING RESUMED
JL their business in this city, fwhleh was inter
rupted by the war.) take pleasure in Informing the
Bankers, Merchants, and 'business people gener
ally. I hat they are prepared to take charge of, and
forward to destination,
UOLD, SILVER, HULLION.
TREASURY AND BANK NOTES.
ISOLDS, VALUABLE I'AC'ICAfiJES. apd
heavy Freight, in ehargo of special awl trusty
Messenger. . .. ,
Have connection with responsible Etpresi
Compa.iie to all parts of the United Stater,
Canada and Europe. AgnU
JAS.SIIUTEn.Sup't
mayS lm
FO KENT.
LARGE STORE FOR RENT. Apply at No.
IS North College street.
oiar2-dtf.
i;'uinfimiij
DRY G0UDS.
SPRIIG STOCK, i
I
;t,f '
R. T. KIRKPATRICK'S
NO. 55 COLLEGE PT
CAN BE SHBN THH HrtNDSOiMEST
. . . - '
f
wik or, k
7 '
Staple and1 Fancy Dry
C CD CD CD S3
Fr the prtsent season ever exfaibiteil In this rity.
all bought within the last three weeks, and what
ever deettnethere may have been in tho North we
have got the b-nefitofand will give to our cus
tomers. Wo do net proposo any "baits "toour
customers by way of offering Staplo Goods at less
than cost, with the hopo of makins it up on other
Good. but simply to sell everything at as small
profits as thi present high rate of rents, taxes.and
expenses generally admit of. Our friends may
rely upon getting thebest Goods at tho lowest
prices, and everything warranted as represented.
Elegant Dress Silks,
iflolrc Anliqucs, Grenadines,
Organdies, I.arns,
Printed I.inen Cambrics,
Etc., Etc.
Ladies in Mourning
Wilt find full line of every thing new and de.'Ira-
blo in mat way.
I A C E G O O I S,
In great vnrietyv in Ileal Point. Point Apilo.ua.
1 UIV1IC1C11I1V9. Clt.
Ladies' Silk Sacks. Lace Points,
All new and handsome.
Splendid itoek of
GOODS TOIt BOYS V E A I'.
. HOSIERY, of all grades and sites.
6-1. 10-1. andll-I Linen Sheetings.
6-1. 10-1. and 11-1; Cotton Sheetings.
Table Linens nnd Cloths, in variety.
Towels and Napkins. In variety
Together with Prints. Domestics, Cloths, Cassl
meres and every thing pertaining to a tint-clou
Dry Goods Establishment.
Also, l-l. 5-1. O-I Dolorod and Whito
Matting of tho very best makes.
apO 3m
R. H. THOMPSON,
Enshibnnhlc
Hats, Gaps
A 2V J
GEN TLEMENS
f I rf e
FURNISHING GOODS,
TRUNKS,
TRAVELING BAGS,
' iCo, &c,
28 CHEKRY STREET.
Xear Union.
nnl-lf
Ayor's Sarsaparilla.
-W-o T8 A CONCENTRATED EX
Wk 1 TKACT of tho choice root.
' . so combined with other substan
ces of still greater alternative
Hf powers as to afford an effectual
. HK jHfe antidote for diseases SanaparilU
tj Is reputed to cure. Suoh a rem-
9 edytssurely wanted by thosewho
suffer from Strumous complaints, and that ono
which will accomplish their cure mart prove, as
this has, of immense service tn this large elass.of
our aOiicted fellnw-citiiens. How completely this
compound will do it has been proven by experi
ment on many of tha worst cases to bo found in
the following eornplaitis:
Scrofula, Scrofulous Swellings and Sores, Skin
Disease. Pimples, Pustules, Iilotehes. Eruptions,
St. Anthony's Firo, Hoso or Erysipelas. TetUr or
Salt Itheum. Scald Head. Klngw,rin, Ac.
.NVpAir r7irrifi D'uenix is expelled 'rom
the yti-m by tho prolonged uso of this SAEHA
PAKILLA, and the patient is left in oompamtira
health.
h'emaU Diteane aro caused by Scrsful. In th
blood, and are often soon cured by this EXTRACT
OF SAK8APAKIM.A.
Do not discard this invaluable mtdleine, because
you havo been Imposed upon by somttbinir pre
tending to be SaraJantrllU. while it was not. When
you have usetl AYKK'S then, and not till then,
will you know the virtues of itarsaparilla. For
minute particulars of tho difasesit cure, wo
refer you to Ayer's Atueriran AImana4. which tho
agent below nameil will furnish gratis to all whu
cull for it.
AYKK'S CATHARTIC PILLS, for th. eure of
CostiveneM. Jaundice, Dyspepsia. ludigentlou.
Dysentery. Foul Stomach, Jleaiiaehe.i'iiu, i'.heu
rnatl'm, Jleartborr. ariiingfrom Disordered Stoni
acb. Pain. orAIotLld Inaction of th llowels. Flat
ulency. Lom of Appetite. Liter Complaint, Dmnsy,
Worms, Gout, Neuralgia, and for a Dinner Pill,
'1 bey are sugar coated, w that tho most sen1'
tive oan take tbi.-ni plwuaitly, and they are thn
bet Aperient In the world for all th purposes cf
a family physic.
Prepared by J. C. A YEU & CO.,
Lowell, Massachusetts, and sold in
Druggists ami dealers every wbero at wholesale
and retail; in NanliTilloby
KERRY. DEMOVILLB Jc WHARTON.
inar2I aJrin
DR. L. L. COLEMAN
AMONGST the many complimentar no
tice! given tin bjr tlio prewt of thU citjr, we
know of none which wo deem a coming
with so mucli heartfelt sincerity, an the fol
owing from the NoJivillc Daily Union r
"At a period Hke tho present, when our city is
Cllled to oversowing with a transient popula
tion, and diexrs prevail to an extent hitherto
uudreimt of, it is proper that tho means of cure
should be of ready access, and that thoo imme
diately interested should have Information which
will lead them to avail theraielvt of eoinpoton
medical advice. Men who havo been cdueaUd in
the btt scfawtls of the profenion of medicine, 1 0(1
been successful m a praetico of many yearr axa
surely worthy of eanfidenee; If they havo xlven
their attention exelosively to ona branch of th
profouion. and majo themselves masters of I'
tbey have still mors right U expect support, more
Particularly If they hava afforded proof pf their
ability to cure. To this latter elass belongs bit
I.. L. COLEMAN, who. In his specialty, has Un
a benefactor to the afSIeted. and may ever be re
lied on as a safe ua-1 sure pbyMeiao,"
AVe n-Hpcolfullr Inform our friendi that
wc may fctill be found at our office, relier
ing those afflicted with
A S D
Venerea Diseases
AUo, all Female afTilctlonK arising frma
functional derangements of tlie WOMB and
imgular Jrerwtiuation.
All mjr preparations tan Its sent by Er
prosit to any portion of the country.
L. L. COIiEiJAKj M.D.
CI, North Cherry irttl,
Post Offiw Box ff- b'tit Term,
fsblS-tf "

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