The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • Page 3

ANNOUNCEMENTS. ''LAIE For the Republican Banner. Lines, TO THE SONS Of KENTCCST. MONETARY COMMERCIAL. Corrected Daily by J).

Pearl ot' Co. College st, AllTenn.B'k Notes. Indiana StateBank Except Illinois im sale. Bank of America! .00 dis! Louisiana Banki. 2 me Southern Bank gt5 ditf EASQ.

IC WALKER. J. UOHKKTS. BANG, AVAUCKK CO. HOVEIRLYTS OF TBE RAILROADS.

Departure of Passenger Trains. Nashville Chattanooga 8.30 a.m.. 3.1 5 p.m. Kalivilleaud Decatur 6.30 3.00 p. Onliimlifa AC-om'djitjon3 p.

ia. Louisville NnrtivHfc 4.00 p. ro. Nashville- AKetiturkr 5.30a: 4.30 ni. Nashville and Norvhwi-nrn 3.30 p.

ui Arrival of Trains. Nashville Chattanooga 7.30 a.m., 3.15 p.m. Nashville Decatur 1.15 a. 1.15 p. m.

Colombia Accom'dation 10 a. m. Louisville Nash villc 9.00 p. 9.35 a. m.

Nashville Kentucky 9.00 a. 7.00 p. m. Nashville and Northwestern 10.15 a. m.

Departure of Jfreigltt Trains. Nashville Decatur 5.00 a. m. Louisville Niishville 2.30 a. m.

Naidiviilo Kentucky 2.45 p. m. Arrivals orFrciglit Trains. Nashville Decatur 7 p. m.

Louisville Nashville 9.25 p. in. NaehvilScA Kentucky 10.15 a.m. PROCTER GAMBLE, 24 West Second Street, CJ.NCJ NN-ATI, -Manufacturers and wholesale Dealers in Star and Tallow Candles, OLEJXE, GEBMAX AXD PALM sqAP, Lard Oil, JPeart Starcli, Fancy Soaps dec, Ac CANDLES SOLD BY ACTUAL WEIGIIT. It is well known that many Star Candles that are really seven to the' pound, are branded and sold as '8ires." There is a disadvantage and a loss in this practice to both retailers and consumers, even if the Candles arc bought it a reduction of two cents per lb.

from the prioe of the regular article. Thus: A box of "sixes," short weight, contains 240 Caudk-s, and is sold for 40 lbs, at say IS cents $7 20 A box of Sevens containing the same number of Candles, same size Is sold for 34 lbs. actual weight, at 20 cents SO Differences in Tavor of buying by weight 40 And this difference become greater as the price advance. It is obvious that the retailer can get no mtire fo his 2-10 Caudles in one ciise than in the other, cunaenneutly on every hundred boxes of "short weight" lie sells, he loses fortt dol-lars. mar30-3ro Nashville Ghattanoosra Eailroad.

EEOS L. MILLERS HAIR INVIGORATOR "AN EFFECTIVE, SAFE AND ECONOMICAL COMPOUND. For Restoring Gray Hair to Its original color without dyeing, and preventing from turning gray. For Preventing Baldness, and curing it, when there is: the least particle of vitality or recuperative energy remaining. For Removing Scurf and Dandruff and all cutaneous affections of the scalp.

For Beautifying the Hair, imparting it an unuqualied gloss and.brilliancy, making soft and silky in ita test nre and causing it cnrl readily. The great celeDrity and the increasing demand for this nnequalled preparation, convince the proprietor that one trial only necessary tofatlsfy a discerning public of its superior qnalitiea over any other preparation ar pre-ynt in use. It clean st-s the head, and scalp from dandruff and other cubtneous diseases. Causer? the hair to grow gives it a rich, soft, glossy and flexible appearance, and also where the hafr is loosening and thinning, it will givcstrength and vigor to the roots, andrestore the growth to those parts which have become bald; canerng it to yield a fresh covering of hair. Thcreare hundreds of ladies and gentlemen in New York who have had their hair restored by the use of this Invigorator, when all other prepara tion3 had failed.

L. SI. has in his possession 1 et tera innumerable testifying to the above facts, from persons of the highest respectability. It will eflectually prevent the hair from turning gray until the latest period of life, and in cases where the hair has already changed ita color, the tiseof the Invigorator will with certainty restore it to Usoriginal hue, giving it a dark, glossy ap appearance. As a perfume for the todet and a Ilair Restorative it is particularly recommended, having an agreeable fragrance; and the great facilities-it affords -in dressing the which, when moist with the Iuvigorater can be firessea 'in any required form so as to" preserve fta place, whether plain, or in cnrls hence the gfeat for it by the ladies as a standard toitii Article which none ought to be without, as the price places It within the reach of all, being Only Twenty-five Cents per bottle, to be had at all respectable druggists and perfumers.

L. MILLER wonld call the attention of Parents and Guardians to the use of hia Invigorator, in cases where the children' Hair inclines to be weak. The nse of it lays the foundation for 8. good head of hair, as it removes any impuritiefi, that may have become connected with the scalp, the removal of which is necessary both for the health of the child, and the future appearance of its Hair. Caution.

None genuine without the fac simile LOUIS MILLER bein-; on the outer wrapper; LILLER'S HAIR INVIGORATOR, N. Y. blown in the "lass. Wholesale depot, 56 Dey St. and sold by all the principal Merchants and Druggists throughout the world.

Liberal discount to purchasers by the quantity. I also desire to present to thoAmerican Public my SEW AiYD IJTPROVEJ) LSTAXTA3YE0l LIQUID MAI 31 YE, which, after years of scientific experimenting, I have brought to Perfection. It dyes Black ol Bmwn instantly without injury to the Hair ol Skin, warranted the best article of the kind in ex-istence PRTCJRt ONLY SO CENTS, DEPOT, 56 im STREET Sew Fork. Bep2S 'CO-diWly E'o: Bffsjoi'-tScncial. We are atiUioriy-ert announce F- KEIC- CHEVAL, of Lincoln connty, a candidate for Ma- 1 jor-Qeneral of the Thin? 'Division Militia, compL-si'd of the counties of -Warren, Cannon, Coffee, Van Buren, Franklin, Lincoln; Giles, Bedford, Maury, Williamson, Hickman, Hardeman, Wayne, and Lawrence.

Election, Saturday, June 1SG1. THE LEGISLATURE. Wc are authorized to announce the name ofW. Tt. Kenner, as a candidate to represent Jackson county and tlc of Putnam voting with Jackson, iri the House of subject toft Convention.

apr13-tf. PJEYTON SONS, Law Office, Cedar between Clierry A- Summer, -t Reliable Insurance. Hartford Fire Insurance CHAItTERED A. D. 1810.

The oldest Insurance Company Doing business in the Soistii. CASH CAPITAL AXI) "ASSETS, l.OOOjOOO" This Company rests its claims to patronage on the following facts It has been doing a legitimate Insurance business for Half a Century-It has acquired an enviable reputation in regard to fair dealing equitable adjustment and prompt payment of losses which acquirement is a guarantee that it will never deviate from its former court-1, and jeopardise a character so long and deservedly enjoyed. possesses bona tide means to the amount of a MILLION DOLLARS! Having a complete agency system in the principal cities and towns within the Suites, Ten-'jtoiies and Provinces of North America, this Company is prepared to take risks at equitable rates of premium, and to adjust losses under its policies In the most speedy manner meeting the assured at his own door, with money in hand, saving him the tronble and annoyance of sending to a distant point to obtain settlement and payment of his loss. Property holders wishing to protect their property by a policy oi' insurance in really solid Company, one that will stand up boldly and pay every just claim against it, let come what may, can accomplish their object, by calling at the office of any of the authorized agents of the Hartford Fire Insurance Company. Joseph: Kash, of Nashville, State Agent For the States of Tennessee, Kentucky, Mississippi and Arkansas, will attend to the prompt adjustment and payment of losses in his district A.

S. BUVAL1, XJ Tl Gf Is DENTIST, XO 19X PUBLIC SqUAJtE, Next door to 'Rains Brown. CRANE WITHEY, Cigar manufacturers, And Importers of HA A I G- A RS And dealer? in all kinds of Smoking and Tobacco, FANCY PIPES, STEMS, 15 Pulilic Square, an11-1y VASJrVILT.ff. TVyV WANTED. AGENTS TO SELL PACKAGES of STATIONARY and JEWELRY, at prices one third less than can he purchased elsewhere.

Call on or addri'ss enclosed. J. L. BAILEY, No. 154 Court street, Boston, Mass.

mur2S-3m THOMPSON. J. SPEUItT. Thompson, Sperry WMOlESAiE GROCERS, AND Candy Maniifacturers, DEALERS IN Foreign Fruits, Liquors, Tobaccos, ANi ALL KINDS OF CIGARS, 20. 2-1 MARKET XASHYILLE, TEXX.

riE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY nonncetothe trade and public generally, that they luive now completed their estensivc Factorv Arranirements for the raannfactnre of all kinds of CANDIES, from the common stick to the finest French Imitation of Confectionery: and being determined to sell at prices that will compare favorably with the lowest in the North, they hope to make this a desirable market, not only for that article, but for every other in their line of business. Our stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries lias no snpeiiorin any of the Southern Cities; and being thus combined with the Confectionery Department offers stronger inducements tothe Merchants wishing to deal with us than any now known of We. therefore, invite them to call on us. and send in their orders, which we guarantee will be executed promptly and at low Caeh Prices THOMPSON, SPERRY CO. mar30-tf HAMMERED HORSE AND MULE SHOES at ttie 'Stiixm mm ana mm For Circulars and Prices, address J.

HOPKXNSOET SMITE, BALTIMORE. may lfi eol-2m J. K. JIORRI8. T.

E. STRATTON. MOEEIS STKATTON, AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AKD DEALEHS IK Foreign sintl Domestic liquors NO. 14 MARKET STREET. NASI1VULK TENNESSEE, TTTB are now in receipt of a large and well ae- l.iV ornntifiTl nf tho Tniflft.

SUGAKS. 1.1. Cn. W11 hMs 1ST nnrlP.nl car, all tirades; timore Coffee and 150 N. T.

and Bal- Extra all grades. carall grades; timore, Loaf, BO tools. N. Y. ana Hal- uouee ima Powd'red Su- all grades, gar all grades; 2500 bags choice Balti- 100 bags choice Lagaay more Coffee.

ra Cofl'eb. TIN PLATE. 200 bozes J. C. 10x14 Tin very cheap for cash.

1 aa V.im-I.l Tin ICHORS. 100 bbls. Pike's Magno- 40 bbls. A. M.

Gin; tin Whisirv- 2 Dices Holland Gin: 100 bbls. Raw O.Wbiky do old -Cognac 200 do Old Country do; Brandy; 250 do Smith's old Ke-100 cases St. Jnlien Cla- scrve Whisky; ret Wine; -100 do 1 Bourbon 40 baskets Champagne whisky; exira; An dn Tt-vf "iZOft Glees Brandv: 100 do Monongahcla do 300 pk'sdomesticBnd'y 8ii do uia rort and Aia- you ume-oiuer vinegar, laga Wine; Wit li many other articles for the Grocery Trade, Seed Corn. 110 BAGS PRIME WHITE CORN SEI-EC- ted expresslv for seed. RHEA, HARD CASTLE CO.

Iron Safes. rw-iwn mr PllKMIUM SAFES OI large size, which will be eotd very low fur BEST FJEFINED it EG2S3SH0S IEON. lo a Nkv; Vouk; J.unt steamer -Bdrrus-fliaUrom -Cotton sales. Tuesday. 15,000 bales, closing with ah advancing tendency, and an improved' demand.

Mahcheater market dull. Weather favorable for crops. Briadstufia Very dnll, and slightly lower. Provisions steady Consols' 9i91 I The steamer Hibernia, from Liverpool, ha3 arrived at Farther Point, Cotton sales Wednesday, 20ji00 sales Thursday, 14,000 speculators and exporters on both days took 17,000 bales. Mar- Kct closed nrra, with a good demand and sngot-iy higher.

Consols unchanged. -Politics unimportant. St. Louis, June 5. General Priee issues a proclamation to the uiauding the militia districts of Missouri.

He says, His efforts in every station have been to prevent the tvausler of the battle-held irom the Atlantic States to Missouri. The right of Miisouriana to bear arms is undoubted, and to secure this right peacefully, himself and Gcnt'ial Harney compromised-oh terms alike honorable to Missouri the United btates. Ihe Admitnatratitn has removed General Harney, but doubilef-s his successor will respect the compact. For himself, he will adhere to it in letter and spirit. Its violation would be a grosd indiijn ty to the citizens of llisaouii, and would be resisted to the last extremity.

ihe people ot Missouri cannot be forced into submission, and if attempted, let no apprehensions "be entertained of the result." Six regiments are en route for Cairo." Washington, June 5. There was no for ward movement last night, the Federalists be afraid fo stir, in consequence ot several thousand Southerners appearing at Centreville, sixteen miles below Alexandria. Troops nre being supplied with eight days' rations. federal scouting party was captured near Hampton. immense quantities ot provisions nave been and are now being slii'ined over the Nashville Louisville Baihoml to insurrectionary Hie present Collector at Louisville bring Secessionist, refuses to obey orders stopping shipments South.

Anew Collector been and will enter upon his duties in a few days. To support the. Collector, it was intended to send the so-called Ken tucky brig.tde to L-juisvill but the Depart ment has been advised that the Kentuckians would bear more patiently the presence of any other Federal troops than this bogus Kentucky brigade, and that Lnio especially deprecate their coming. The Kentucky brigade will probably be or dered to Washington, and home guard like that at St. Louis be organized at Louisville.

Washington, June 5. Gen. Scott disap proves the binding -of forces at Acquia Creek. Lil dispatches announcing mat Hostilities will sunn occur at Acquia Creel; or Manassas Gap are incorrect Several ineifiUera of the Maryland Legisla ture recently visited" Kichmond, doubtless to confer with the Confederate leaders. The Tribune's Baltimore correspondent says Marshall Kane is as bad at heart as Merriman.

He boasts that the Government is afraid to arrest him. His friends threaten to resist, if he touched. Washington, June '). Six Dahlgrt bronze 12 pounders have been fished up at the navy vard. hiiiht tuns oi eun puwuer were taken from the Merrimac perfectly dry.

It is said that- the Dolphin, Merrimac and Gernmntown will be in a sea-going condition in two weeks. Baltimore, June 5. The Gen. Green, own ed at Charleston, has been captured. Morrill and ihomassguu iactory bas been seized.

Lomsvn.r.i:, May 5. The Border State Con-ention have issued an address to the people of Kentucky, signed by all the members. Moorehead, a note, savs: 1 sign it be cause I approve of the refusal to furnish troops, md tavor the policy ot neutrality, witnout committing myself to all that is said in other matters.1' The address to the people of the United States is signed by all, including John Cald well, of Tennessee, except Aloorehead. St. Loris, June 5.

Mavor Taylor has re signed. Eighty men from Hannibal, forming a part of a battalion of Home Guards, were sworn into the service of the United States, and armed. They returned, also taking arms for comrades, who will be sworn in by the Mayor. Leavenworth. June 5.

Twelve volunteers from Camp Lincoln, armod with Minnie rifles and revolvers, crossed the river lourteen miles above, and demanded the Secession flag, in the name of the United States. The flag was hauled down. On their return; the Secessionists fired upon them, wounding three, one severely. G. H.

WESSEL, WHOLESALE BAKER AND 00NEE0TI0HEE, 40 12, Union Street, XA SEVILLE, Candy Candy! Candy! AT REDUCED PRICES. I AM SELLING CANDY AT THE FOLLOW-ing reduced prices by wholesale, viz: Common Candy 12ct3; Steam 15 Fancy Drops 15 Common 15 and every other article in the Candy and Confcc tlonery line low for cash. G. H. WESSEL.

Fresh Arrivals, TS NOW RECEIVING AND OFFERS FOR J. sale, in addition to Ins large and well assorted stock of Candies and Confectioneries: 20 Chests of Green and Black Teas, very fine; 5 hoses Chocolate: 5 hoses Cocoa 5 boxes Broma; 100 bxs American Pickles assorted sizes; 20 bxs EnjrMlh Pickles assorted sizes; 20 bxs English Sauce assorted 3 bxe EnViisli Mustard assorted sizes; 3 bxs French Mustard; 10 bblsS. S. Almonds; 2 bbls paper sliell Almonds; 10bbl3 Pecans; 5 bbls English Walnuts; 5 bbls Brazil Nuts; 5 bbl? Filbert. 5 bbls Shelled Almonds; 10 bbls Currants; 50 bxs Layer Raisins, 2 hds Figp; 3 Frails Dates: 25 bxs Italian Maccaronij 5 dxb do Vermicelli; 2 bags Pearl Saco; 2 bags English Split Peas; 5 bxs Ising Glass: 5 bxs Gelatine; 5 cases Pruuee; 10 cases Sardines, nnd bxs; 20 casks London A Dublin Porter, in bottles; 12 Enclieh and Scotch Alca, 50 bxs Claret, various brands, in bottles.

50 bxs baskets Champagne in bottles, 23 bxs Hock Wine in bottles; 30 bxs Catawba Wine in bottles; 10 bxs Ginger Wine in bottles; 5 bxs Stomach Bitters; 200,000 Segars, assorted; 10 bxs Boused Salmon assorted 10 bxs Fresh Salmon assorted sizes; 10 bxs Fresh Lobsters assorted sizes; 3 bxs Fresh Mackerel assorted sizes; 150 bxs Fruits in juice, in GlasB jars cans; 5 bxs Canton Ginger in Syrnp; 25-bxs Citron; 50 bxs Brandy Peaches; 40 bxa Brandv CherrieB: 15 bis Olive Oi 10 bxs Corn Starch; 50 bxs Pepper Sauce; 50 bxs Preserves, assorted; 20 bxs Jellies and Jams, assorted: 20 pks Cranberries, in bbls hlf bbls 50pks Pickled Salmon, Mackerel Shad, in bbls hf bbls kits; Port, Sherry and Madeira Wine, in wood and bottles. Irish and Scotch Whldfcy. Annisette, Absynthe, Cnracoa. Maraschino, Bay Water, Table Salt. Capers.

Stuffed and Spanish Olives, Anchovies, Florence Cream, Flavoring Extracts of all kinds, Cnrrie Powder, Nutmegs, Mace, Cinnamon, Castile Soap, German and Amer-can Matches, Candies ot all kinds Cake and Pyramid Ornaments, with every other article in the fancy grocery and confectionery line. I receive every few days from Cincinnati, Sugar Cured Beef and Hams, and Beef Tongues all of which win be sold very low for cash. Country Merchants wonld do well to give me a call heforo purchasing elsewhere. G. H.

WESSEL, 40 42 Union Street, janll-tf Nashville, Tenn, Fresh Bread. 24 Loaves for One Dollar! 1 HAVING TWO BREAD WAGONS RUN nine: through ihe city and Suburbs every day, I am" prepared to supply my old customers and the public generally with good freBh Bread 24 loaves for gl. Also, fresh cakes, crackers, rusks andRolls always on hand. G. H.

WESSEL. Wholesale and Retail Confectioner, an 11-tf 40 4'1 r.nkm street -rirniTK fish, cod-fisii and macke VV rid iuet received. For sale by tfM. LYON. uv I.

Kentucky's Bona And will ye-servile he. While Southron? if-c their honor defend 7 Will ye contended let Oppression's sway. Mitke- ye its to temper and to bend Ah ye will weep the fortunes of your land When limpid drops will pewerk-ss be to take One link away -from that oppressive band That now a patriot soul might wholly break And yc had patriot souls in other days Heroes, whose memory etill is linked to fame But they arc gone Those gallant deedti we praise But dye more.deeply red your cheeks of shame. If tne dark vintage flowing in your veins Boasted one drop from the heroic dead, -You'd rise, and with a vengeance break the And hurl oppression on your despot's head. But if no boasted pride in noble sires Can wake you now to brave indignant strife.

Will not the ban of a dishonored -name, And civil discord, rouse your spirit's life' Oli, while that powerful arm is lifted high, That- threatens power and bondage o'er your land, God Spartan hearts to brave ihe strife, And ield a generous blow from Freedom's ban Oh, strike for your own honor strike like braves! "Tbey live not wortliy freedom who are 6hivcs Kashcilte, June 1SC1. CITY INTELLIGENCE. o- Brand Street Bridge Company. At an elce. tion for Directors of the Broad Street Bridge Company, held at the office of the Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company, on the 4th instant, the following gentlemen were elected to serve for the ensuing twelve months James H.

Wilson, President. DIRECTORS. F. K. Zollicofier, M.

Burns, R. C. McXairy, Dyer Pearl, Samuel Seay, Henry Compton, Samuel Pritehett, J. Hamilton, C.E. Ililiman.

J. H. Shepherd, James H. Wilson, Jos. B.

Knowles, A. W. BUTLER, June 5-lw Secretary and Treasurer. 1st. Eegiment Tennessee Artillery.

COMPANY A. PERSONS WISHING TU ENLIST AS' DRI-vers or will apply from 9 to 12 o'clock A. 31. to Serjeant Purvis, No. 42 Cedar street, oral 4 o'clock P.

to 1st Sergeant Wheeler, at the Military Institute. mayT-tf Shoes! We are getting in a beautiful lot of shoes oi all kinds lor gentlemen, ladies, and children. Come in, all who-want shoes, and you can buy them low for cash FAKRAR, DI3MUKES CO. marS-tf Hides Wanted. The market price will" be paid for nny number of good dry or green Hides, delivered to Wm.

Clarke, Anderson depot, X. C. R. or at our store Xo. 53 Colleee street.

IK WIN, McCLELLAXD CO. mnr29-tf SPECIAL NOTICES. NEVER try that wond. rful Tonic, the Highland Bitters let pier-son? of a full who have a predisposition to the liver disease, resort to this vegetable sedative and alterative whnnevei they feci a sensation of fullness in the system orthe nerves, and we will guarantee them against apoplexy, and also aainst all diseases of the heart which do not result from malfoimation or a change of structure. As a means or regulating the flow of the blood, and purifying it from all morbid particles, these popular Bitters, hold the first place in the materia jnedica Sold bv the Sole Proprietors, S.

Man afield Wholesale Druggists, Memphis, by all respectable druggists and merchants. june'-Mw EKANDETH'S PILtS. For the restoration to health of those who have been stricken by apoplexy or paralysis they are the only reliable medicine. In all affections of the lungs, chest and bowels their prompt use eaves life and quickly cures. Pneumonia, pleurisy, cholera, wind spasms, worms, cholera morbus, diarrhoea, dysentery, whether from malaria, eating unripe fruits or other faults in diet, yield to their influence.

Asthma gout, rheumatisms, liver affections, ruptures, inflammations of any organ, fevers, whether ague or other specific fevere bilious diseases, jaundice, St. Vitus' dance, small -pnr. measles," croup, erysipelas, white swellings, piles, ulcers, of even thirty years" continuance and especially ulcers of the liver, have all been cured permanently by these celebrated Vegetable Universal Pills. In female complaints and nervous diseases they have been equally successful. (Vide change or life, both first and second periods.) Epilepsy, depression of spirits, (rightful dreams, -nil obstructions and relaxations are by them cured, dispersid and cerrected.

"Price 25 cents per box. by KAENS BROWN. TIIOS. WELLS. Agents at Nashville.

S3?" And by all respectable dealers in medicine. PEKSONS afilicted with the Fever and Ague should sot spare either time, trouble or expense, to procure Dr. EOSTETTER CELEBRATED BITTERS, whose beneficient effects npon the pystem has been clearly proved to those who have been stricken down in a short space of time by this dreadful curse, whose cheeks are wan and meagre, and whose nights are sleepless and rest less, and whose eyes are dim and sunken, with death staring them in the face, thiB compound must prove a blesting; snatching them, as it were, from the mouth of the grave. None era know its true value until they have tested it. When all others have failed, these Bitters have -restored the sufferers to pristine health.

Their popularity in all the Western and Southern parts should introduce them to all families. Sold by druggists and dealers generally everywhere. See advertisement in another column. jnne2-wlm DR. BELL, formerly Surgeon in the United States Army, gives the following opinion eC Hos-tette'sBiltcr: Si'iungfield, April 14, 1S5G, Some mouths since, while recovering from an attack of Remittent Fever, I was requested to try Host utter1 Bitters, as an article peculiarly ii.

suited to the condition of convalescents from fe ver. It is but simple jusiice to say that it restored the powers of my digestive organs, and at the same time kept my bowels gently open. I have no hesitancy in saying that, hitherto, in using it in my practice, it has, in every case weere I have ordered it, acted like a charm. In thus speaking freely of it, I far from puffa patent medicine, -an article it bv no means claims to he. SANDFOKD BELL, M.

D. For sate hy druggists and dealers generally everywhere. jun2-lw TO C0.S13!PTIVES Attd those afflicted with DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DEIUUTY, HEART DISEASE, FEVEIt AGUE, Or CONSTIPATION, The undersigned, now seventy-five years old, has foryenre devoted his time to curing hie Par-ishonere and the poor in New York of these dreadful complaints, which carry thousands and thonsands to an untimely grave; he has seldom Tailed to cure all who have applied to him tor andhelieving it to bo a Christian's duty to relieve thoBe abroad, aa well as at home, he will send to those who reqnire it, a Copy wf Prescriptions used, (Free of Charge,) with directions ior preparing and using tJie same. Also rules on Diet, Bathing, Ventilation, and Exercise for the Sick, they will find these remedies, a sere cure for Consumption, and all diseases of the" Thkoat asd Lukob, Fever and Ague. Constipation, Heart Disease, Dtspepsia; Nervous Debility, and Female Complaints, and he hopes every ntTlicted will send for a copy, as it will cost nothing, and those suffering should apply before it is ton late.

These Prescriptions are most eminent Physicians in London, Paris, and 'New York Those wishing them will please ad drees EEV. DK. CHAMBERLAIN, aecl4 Williamsburg, New York POISON NOT THE HE AO with NITRATE OF SILVER use BlSTA3)EOS BASS ME, Certified to be rUKE SAFE UNEQUALED, by DB. CHILTOK OF NEW YORK, and OTHER EMINENT CHEMISTS. Produces any shade from rich mellow brtvn to glossy black in ten minutes, and containio ingredient tkat is injurious" to the hair.

Manufactured by J. CRISTADOTO, No. ti Astor House, New Yoxfc, Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair Dressers. Commercial Bank-. Dandridgc Bank.

Bucks'. B'k West Tenn Ccoee Bank. ks.par: 5 disi Virginia. dis 1 ditfiS. Carolina pur N.at'nB'k'GaV par our Lawrenceb'g B'k no sale; North Carolina Bank of Jefferson.

50 dn Min's EXCHANGE. NcwOrl'ns (ai2Jtfpre Mobile par; State Bank, Ala 5 diej isortoern lianic. DJirlNewYork ffttipre Central, Spre Commerc'l B'k. Sore Kentucky prem 8pre Ohio Banks parjCincinnati 8'pre ENnrlhwesteru Bank, Georgia, taken at the City Bank at par. WORTT1LE3 BATIKS.

Exchange Bank, at Murfrcesboro'. Ciiizen'rf' Bank, N'aflmllf and Memphis. Bank of Tazewell, at Tazeu ell. Tenn. Clailiornc, at Claiborne, Tenn.

East Tennessee, atKnoxville. Agricultural Bunk, at Brownsville, Tenn. Central Bank, Nashville and Memphis. Farmers' and Merchants B'nk, Memphis. Mechanics' Bank, Memphis.

Memphis Saving Institute. Memphis. Miners and Manufacturers' Bank, Knoxville. Biinh of Trenton, at Trenton, Tenn. SPECIE.

Gold. American, (rniJ'tofaO--- 10 prem. Silver, (buying,) 10 prem. Land Wabbants. No sale.

-Money Market. From our table it will be seen that exchange has declined to 8c, with light demand and large Supply. The market is generally very dull. WEEKLY REVIEW 0F THE jSUKEET. Republican Banner Office.

4 1 Nashville, June 6, 1861 The market during the week has presented no new feature of interest. Business is dull. Casdces. We notice an advance in Star, which are quoted at Coffee. Some additions have been made to the stock, but prices are unchanged.

We quote Rio at 2222i. Flock and Grain are unchanged. The formet has been shipped South pretty largely of htte. The wholesale price is $6 507 50, and retail 00 ior tlie best brands. Corn is firm at Salt.

Fine sack has sustained another advance, and is now quoted at $2 75. Sugars. AH grades have advanced a fraction. New Orleans, in barrels, is worth7-a9, and white 12c. Whisey.

The stock of Cincinnati is limited, and is quoted at 20c. For further particulars of the market, Eee Price Current. Markets by Telegraph. New York, June 5. Cotton is a little firmer; middling up'and 13f31-t.

Orleans, June 5. Cotton sales to-day 134 bales; quotations nominal; Sugar, fully fair 5i. New York, June 5. The steamer Austrnla sian has arrived from Queenstown, with Liverpool dates of the 20th. The steamer Arabia arrived out on the 25th.

Cotton sales of the week 80,000 bales, of which speculators took 19,000 bales, and exporters 10,000 bales. Middling advanced Lower qualities unchanged. There is a large speculative inquiry. Sales Friday 10,000 of which speculators and exporters took 3,000 bales, closing steady. Fair Orleans 8 Middling 7.

Stock -at Liverpool 1,111,000 bales, of which 903,000 bales are American. JireadstuiEs dull and slightly lower. Provisions Consols unchanged. Money slightly easier. Bullion in Bank has decreased 383,000 pounds.

New York, June 5. Liverpool Saturday. Cotton sales to-day 8,000 bales, of which speculators and exporters took 2,000 bales, closing quite steady. Breadstuff's dull; Provisions quiet; Conso 9l91 for money and 9 If for account. The Au3tralasianbriiigs 221,000 pounds specie.

Havre. New Orleans tres ordinaire 109; bas 103. closing steady; sales of the week 7500 bales; stock at "Havre 300,000 bales. NASHVILLE WHOLESALE PRICES CCREEST CORRECTED WEEKLY. AXT23.

I INDIGO. Collins S. F. Ib H. Collins make 1 151 25 BEESWAX.

HTOES. Yellow Jb Hides iGrccm 84c Mould Tallow, Sillal2 Sout'rn h'vy Hides none Summer (Western none. Sperm molasses. Star castings. iSuffar Houee.

Com. Cas tines j3 tt nails. Wagon Boxes, ser, jlOcl. ke 3 00 25; oils, cheese. iLard, gal (raTs price) English Dairy; lb 90 West'nEeserve, 1011 Linseed 85 coal.

(Spei-m. "...1102 25 Cumberland hn.xu&K ntanuere', fjgai.v Etna Iiaiiroad) .17221 paints. lien aiines, i Sewanee Coal, lump. 19c round, 15c COFFEE. 59 lb iWhituLcad, in oil, 752 25 Crm.

Green, .3040 Spanish Brown "...45 Crm. 41 3040 Lasnvra, nona.i Venetian Eed. 2223! iZiuc. cordage. Manilla, stone cotton.

10 Alabama Tenn nomn1! Lampblack lGOINO and rope PROVISIONS. Hemp 9 Yard 1520 Cotton India 1S20 Rope 89 cotton yarns. Bacon, name, ...13 shoulds" --(ell (S-15 Beef "..67 700S00t? 600 500 400 lblBufter 25 Lard Meal, ilO Potatoes, bbl 1 75 White Beans "....125 iLady 1 25 12: DRUGS DTE-STUTFS. Aloes, lb 25c Alum 40c Borax, rclincd 11 B'mst'ne, roll" -5 Camphor, 60 Eggs, doz. RICE- Car.ola,Fresh.

tbu5 SALT. Barrel, bush 50 Sack.une,$bag..$2 75 coarse, none SEEDS. Clover, bu $o005 25 Millet 901 00 Timothy 3 50 Herds Grass ..1 351 50 Orchard Grassl 001 75 Bine Grass, (50 clean 1 75(Sv2 00 Cst'rOiLg. 1 50! CrtamTartar, a 50 Flor. Sulphur.

8 Gum Ijiccac "...1 75 Jalap "...1 25 Estr'ct Logwood" 18 Madder "16 Magnesia 3090 Nutimlta 751 50 Oniura .7 50.S t)0 'Hnnti Gr'a Seed 90.l 00 SOjX'crennial Eye, 4 00 Quickeilver Sal S.tl:eratns Sugar Lead. .1 5Ji BOAV. box 2 252 51) Castile "Windsor 18 STEEL. lfEATHEIIf American blister, Live Geese, lb 33 in 83tf (fflio PISH. English Cast 20 Shear 20 bbl none! "1313 50 SUGARS.

FLOUR. Fine, bbl Suncrfine 6 OOffafi 27.0rrns,bbl.. 7(9 6K8 Havanna. 1011 Extra Family. 7 007 oOj 12 Sack.1001b.3 504 00 Crushed fruit and nuts.

Powdered 12 Raisin? box 2 753 00 epicES Almonds tb ,1518 Ginger, race, ft 8 Sim 45 Cloves 25 Peaches .1 30 Pepper "1112 Pea Nuts 8590 Pimento I spirits. Ginseng, lb 3 glass "American, "..4050 Window, 8x10 box Rum. Jamaica, 1 75 504I American," Go 10xl2''4 505 UOi Whiskey, 12x18 7 OOlNabaville rectified 20 GRAIN. I TALLOW. Wheats bush Beef, ft 9 Rye 651 001 teas.

Corn, yellow 9 bu 75: Imperial, ft. 00 uuupuwuei ii Oats, clean, 40j YouneHvaoL" 75 GUNNY BAGS. 2 bush. each. .1314 Black 371 00 TOBACCO.

Lutrs loose none. GUKPOWJJSJt. Rifie. 99 kec .7 00 Ship'ng Leaf, loose. ...5 712 i Biasing hay.

Timothy. Bal'd on twine. do in store, ft 2325 HONEY. I VINEGAR. Strained, gal 1 bar -4 IRON.

wines. Bar, Pittebnrg, ft I Sherry. 2 504 00 Band, Tenn "T7 leatdbr. Reliued Bar. Sole, oak .2832 Hoop "Sflj Skirting Sheet "8wHemlocfesole 2428 lead.

i Harness 2730 Pig, ft wool. Bar and th Shot bag .1 Wi 0 2830 Fruit Jars, ern DOZEN 1 QUART GLASS JARS, tent tops, 100 doxen a quart Glass Jars, patent tops. 40 dozen 1 and 2 quart GlaBa Jars, cork stopped. These Jars were sold last season in large quau tities and gave general satisfaction. For sale by may19-tf J.

WILSON. Clover Seed, JAA BARRELS PRIME CLOVER SEED; LV )J lioxcs Starcli; 50 bbis. Extra Family Flonr; Received per Glenvrood and Nashville. For sale low by TERRASS BROS, febn-tf TIlFuSMY MOUMN(i JIA'E (I, l8il. SpeiTiiniatBHcTiew.

Messrs. Baiiro and Jones addressed a large crowd, composed 'mostly of our German fel low-citizens, at Belle-view, on Tuesday night. General Baruow spoke at great length, and we learn with excellent His positions and his arguments in support of fhem, had the effect of opening the eyes of many who had notherotc- forc investigated the relative positions of the and South, and caused mauy to change positions. Mr. Jonks, owing to the lateness of the hour, made but a few remark.

Keutodiy Soldiers, Cnpt. Fiizlmgh's Company, the "Davis Rangers," arriredin this city yesterday. They are a fine looking, handsomely uniformed body of men. It is their intention to psotfeed immediately to Richmond. They will drill this morning at 9 o'clock in front of the City Hotel.

Fifth Ward Guards. There will be a meeting ot this Company this evening at 8 o'clock, at Coleman Spainrs Shop. It is desirable to have all of the citizens of this Ward present, particularly those who have not joined other companies. Officers to be elected. The Army Worm.

This destructive insect 13 increasing and extending its ravages in this State. It has appeared in Boone, Howard, Pike and Marion counties during the last week, devouring young Wheat, Blue Grass, Oats, Corn and Timothy meadows, stripping them as bare as it' they had been blasted. Wheat that is pretty well advanced is not much injured by them, but young and tender Wheat is eaten clean from the field. These insects are the most destructive known to farmers, as they appear in myriads, and there is no way of arresting their progress. This season their approach is from the South.

They have made their appearance some parts of Illinois and accounts from Kentucky represent that they are ravaging the Wheat fields of that State, also. St. fjouis News, 1st. Horrible 'Affair A 3Ian Shoots his Wife and Paramour. At Cow Bayou, six miles Ironi Walnut Bend, last Thursday, Win.

H. Robinson was shot by T. J. Dale, under the following circumstances. The Memphis Bulletin gives the following particulars It appears that Robinson ami Bale are -partners in the management of a farm on which they lived, Robinson being the proprietor and Dale the operator.

Last Wednesday Dale thought he discovered some trace of improper intimacy between Robinson, who boarded in bis house, and his wife. So on Thursday morning he determined to test the matter, and for that purpose arose early and went ostensibly to put the servants to work, but instead of doing so, he shortly after returned to the house, and finding Robinson in bed with his wife, he shot him in the face, chest and arms, from which he shortly after died. A stray shot penetrated the brain of Mrs. Dale killing her instantly. At last accounts Dale was at large, no one feeling called upon to prosecute him.

Speaking in Robertson County The will be Public Speaking, as to the best course to pursue in the present perilous crisis of our country's history, at the following times and places, At Thornton's Mill, 11th District, Thursday, June 6. At Good Spring, Ufa District, Thursday, June 6. At Shaw's Store, Cheatham comity, Eriday, June 1. At May's Saw Mill, 12th District, Friday, June 7. One or more of the Undersigned will attend ach of the foregoing appointments promptly, rain or shine.

Speaking to "commence at 1 o'clock each day. WILLIE WOODWARD, E. S. GUETHAM, T. MENKES, JO.

C. STARK, JNO. E. GARDNER, Hon. Andrew Ewing, and other distinguished Speakers will address the people at Springfield, on Monday, the 3d day of June.

At alt of these appointments everybody is invited to attend, the ladies in particular. Public Speaking. The people of Davidson county will be addressed by able smd distinguished speakers at the following times and places. Let every true son of the South who is determined to free Tennessee from the tyrant and usurper turn out in his might: -Court House; Wednesday night, June 5. Ambrose Corner, Thursday, June 6.

'Corner oi Broad and Market, Friday, June Pnbiic Speaking The people of Davidson county will "be addressed bv able and distinguished speakers at the following times and places. Let every true son of the South who is determined to free Tennessee from the tyrant and usurper, turn out in his might: Court House. Wednesday night, June 5- Gen. Barrow, Dr. Manlovc, A.

L. Demoss, and others. Ambrose's Corner, Thursday night, June 6 Col. Jo. G.

Pickett, M. Vacgban, and Col. Tnrhett." Tennessee and Alabama Railroad Depot. Fri day night, -Tune 7 Dr. Eve, Barrow, Itev, Dr.

MeFerrin, and liev. Mr. Reed. PupHe Speaking. The undersigned will address the people publicly upon the questions 'connected with the impending war, and other Federal political uU'atrs at the following times and-places: New Middleton, Smith Thursday, June 6.

Col. DeWitt, 3. -W, MaHenry, and Hon. J. C.

Guild will be with me at most of Hie above places. Speaking to commence at, 11 o'clock A. M. 8. S.

Stanton Sfissolntiuu. It will be seen bj'tbeir advertisement -that the firm -of Pgkter, Johnson wholesale dealers in Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Ac, has dissolved. -Mr. Xiob't A. Allison will close up the business.

Insurance can be obtained in the oldest best Southern Company doing business in this.city, by calling at the Insurance office ot WV J. Marr on College street, and getting the Polices of the" Tennessee Marine and Insurance Company and the Insurance Company of the Valtey of Virginia. my 2 tf Speaking in Marshal, Bedford, Lincoln, Maury nnd Giles. Hon. Jas.

H. Thomas and Jso. M. Bright, will speak as follows: At Lewisbusg, Marshallcouuty, Monday, 5th -June. At Cornersville, Giles county, Thursday, Gth June.

At. Culleowka, Maury -county Friday, 'Tth June Fsljlie Speaking- Mtssrs. BAnnor, Joses, and others, will address the people at HarrisX Tuesday, the 4th of June. Antioeh, Wednesday, the 5th of June. Dcako's, Wliito'fi "Creek, Thursday, theCth oi June.

Elijah Kvbcrtsons's Shop, District, Friday, the Lh of June. May 28th, 1861. PCBLIC The 'Hon: irons P. Mciuiay will-cddress the people as Granville, June 5. Kay's Store, June G.

HnddoxV Mills, June "7. Wftlnut Springs, June 6, Lyon's Katlialroii for tlio Hair. Nothing bas ever been made which toasgivnn universal oftrr. At i pfae lion. It testreS pres- escrvo VVb THe HAIR.

T) tiiles the imparts a delightful odor. If you wish a fine, healthy head of Hair, try it. Sold everywhere for 25 cents per bottle. Cherokee Care An unfailing cure for Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Imwttncy. Lose of power, Pains in the Hack, Stone in the Bladder, Obstructed and difficult Menstruation, and all Diseases caused by deviation from thepath oj nature, and indulging in Self -Pollution.

use of tin "Cure" all improper discharges are removed, the weakened organs of generation arc speedily cured, and full vigor restored. SST'Either ses, contemplating marriage, should reflect that a sound mind and body aru necessary to promote connubial happiness. In the "Cherokee Cure" the poor debilitated, worn down and despairing devotee of sensual pleasure, will find relief. It is safe and pleasant in taste, hut immediate in it? action; cuutniijing no mineral poison, but is prepared from pvire vegetable estr.icU, in the form of a delicious syrup. EcSTnce $2 per Jiuttle, or three bullies for $5 and forwarded by express to ail of the world.

by all rtsptctitble Druggisti everywhere. POTTER MEUWIN. MEMPHIS, TEXN. Sold in Nashville by U. W.

Hundershfttt, Berry Demorille, 44 Ewif.g Pendleton, And by all responsible everywhere. ocf30.1iWt-d.wlv MHS. WINSLOW, An experienced nurse auil female physician, has a soothing Syrup for children teething, which greatly facilitates the process ot teething, by softening the game, reducing all inflammation will allay all pain, and is sure to regulate, the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to your selves, and relief and ht-tiithtoyocr infants. Per feetly safe in all cases.

See" advertisement in other column. ncran 'llfMy MOTHERS Read the following testimony to the success oi Dr. Eaton's Infantile Cordial: Morganville, July 20th, Da. Eaton Deau Sir have much pleasure in certifying to the perfect harmlcssuess and cfiicacv of your Infantile Couihal. and cheerfully recommend it to those who have children teething.

I have ueil it in my own family, and have sold over two hundred bo'ttle the past year. All those who have ever used it unite in its praise for all diseases for which von recommend. Yours. E. F.

LATIIROP." BLOOD POOD JQiiOOD FOOD I 'Dn. Buonson Snt: It may not be valueless to you, to know that I have used the different Preparations of Pi.oon Food in several cases, and uniformly with success and that I am convinced they are a nearer aitiioxijiation to the means of" a radical crr.E of those cases ol CniuiNic Disease for which they are prepared, than any other Medicinal Agencies known to the PUAKJIACOI'AEIA. I recommend these Preparation's, as I am natural ly desirous that they should he most widely tested, and adopted E.K.BROWN, M. 120 West Broadway." New York, Sept. 18th, 11S5D.

EsfSee Advertisement. VIRGINIA TESTIMONY. Messrs. B. A.

Fahnestock tC Co. Gentlemen E.Ratcliffe. a resident of Henrico county, near the city of Virginia, made foiowinjr statement to me A negro boy, two years old, was very sick: I presumed the cano to be worms. He became 0 much prostrated that I despaired of all Ucpe oF his recovery and. iis the last resort.

I concluded to trv if. A. Vermifuge, and purchased of O. A. Strecker, one "vial, of which I save him a teaspoor.ful, mornine and fur three days in continuation.

In less than three hours after I hadiven him tue dose, the child commenced worms of nil sizes, from six to en inches long, to the astonishing number of 1'oiir to ihe hundred and the" boy is no peffeeilv well. I cnifv. with pleasure, to tV truth of the above statement. O. A.

STRECKKR. Pnrchawg should Iwk ivell to hit. initials on the wrrufper. and sec that they nre buying B. A.

Faun estock's Vehmifuck. and no other. may5-wlm Hair Dye Hair Dye Hair Dye WM. A. BATCHELOR'S llAIR DYE, Tlie only Harmless and Reliable Bye Known ALL others are mere imitations, and should be avoided if von wish to escape ridicule.

GRAY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a beautiful and natural Brown or Black, without iniuiv to the Hair or Skin. FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been awarded to A. Batciielor since and over 200.000 applications have been made to the Hair of his Patrons of his famous Dye. WM. A.

BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE produces a color not to be distinguished from nature, and is wauraNTKO not to injure in the least, however lone it may be continued, and the ill effects of Badl)yes remedied. The Hair is invigorated for Life by this Splendid Dye, which ic properly applied" at No. 1(5 -Bond street, New Sold in all cities find townpofthc United States and by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealer. The genuine has the name "William A Batch elor," and address upon a steel plate engraving on The four id of each Box. Wliolesiilo Factory, SI Barclay Late Uroiidway, New York.

aprll. Yri-ly B. P. (JOITLD. A.

A. I'REEMAH. GOULD FREEMAN Wholesale and Retail Dealeks rx OABINET FUEIITUEE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, C1IAIHS, SOFAS, MATTRESSES, Spring Beds, Jcc. No. 7 COLLEGE STREET, Three doora from Church Street, 'S'nSKi tf Tsnn SPENCER- HOUSE, CIKGIKWATI.

S. Fiatt, Proprietor, Successor to Pnitt Metcalfe. RECENTLY PURCHASED THE JTjL interest of fny partner in theHouPc. I have taken a newlenec, and propose to ndd materially to the comfort and elegance the entirw establishment, by the addition of new furniture of the most modem style, auu by availing oi an rhi-nTinlijincn neeessarv to a tlrst-clafs house. I shall continue to give my personal attention to the entertainment of my quests, and hope to receive in the future, nf in tlie past, a liberal share of patronage, especially irom my nouuiurn tncuu: in Tennessee ftud Kentucky.

marl9-tf S. A. PRATT. A War of Extermination Will be waged by the undersigned against all competition in the TOBACCO AND SEGAE TEADE, "Determined to let no Casb. Customer Go without the Goods J.

W. LANGLEY, AA Uniou street. apr20-tf Nashville Chattanooga Eailroad Uompany. SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, i Nashville, April 30, 1861. To Whom tills may Concern rplIE NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA Railroad Company will transport FREE OF CHARGE, against the Company, all Volunteer Comnanies.

StiDnlies, and Munitions of War. in tended for the defence of the South. The Commanding Otticer will he required to furnish the FerwardiBsr Asent with a Certificate showinc the niimher of men and tonnage of freight so tranf ported. Thia proposition will not apply to individuals, "but is coufined to organized companies. E.

W. COLE, marl-t Superintendent. H. H. HAYNES, CO." AGENTS for the sale and purchase of Ncirroee, at No.

Hi Cedar Street, between Public Sauare and the CommercinUIotel. dccly. aa HHDS. SUGAR ALL GRADES; LVU 30U Coffee prime; 200 bblfl.SIblaeses; 300 hlf do; Received per Red Rover and Jas. Montgomery.

"For salel ov for HERRASS BROS. S' UMAC WANTED BY WM. LYON, 41 Market street. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. ON AND AFTEIt WEDNESDAY, MAY 1st, 1SG1, Pussenger Trains: on the Nashville and Chattanooga Kailroad, will rim as follows GOING EAST.

Leave Nashville at 8.30 A. M. and 3 15 P. IVf. Arrive at Chattanooga ti.00 P.

M. and 1:20 A. COMING EST. Leave Chattanooga at 6:15 A. 31.

and 7:20 P. M. Arrive at Nashville at 3:15 P. SI. and 7:80 A.

H. THE TEAINS LEAVING NASHVILLE AT 8:30 A. M. connect at Wartrace with Skelby-ville branch, at Tollahoma with McSIinnvilU and Manchester Eailroad, andat Decherd with Winchester and Alabama Railroad. The Trains leaving Nashville at P.

M. connect at Wartrace with Shelby ville Bianch, at Stevenson with Memphis and Charleston Kailrond, and at Chattanooga with East Tennessee and Georgia and Western and Atlantic Railroads. Through Tickets to the following points, Hnd at prices annexed, can be had at alt hours, on application to the Ticket Agent, at Office, atDepot: Richmond, Va 25 00 Petersburg 200 Lynchburg 23 75 Knoxville ..10 50 Charleston .2100 Savannah 21 00 Macon 15 00 Augusta 16 50 Atlanta 11 (0 Columbus 1U50 Montgomery isoo Hunt ville 5 90 Grand Junction 10 0 Memphis (ji Holly Springs, Miss .11 0 1 Canton 1350 New Orleans 24 00 McMinnvIlle 4 30 may4-tf E. W. COLE, Superintendent.

Flour and Meal. THE BEST OF FLOUR AKD CLEAN FRESH Corn Meal can be had at the Broadway Mills every day. Wholesale prices as follows "Wushingioii" Flour, tjioice white wheat in haitA $3 50 "Broadway'" Extra Fnmii in bags, 3 25 "Davy Crockett" Extra Superfiue in bags, 2 75 "Brazil" Superfine, Rvt: Flour, 2 75 Corn Meal, per bushel, 80 Cow feed, Coarse Meal mixed, lOOlbs 1 25 Bran, 1 00 Delivered to all parts of the city. Orders left with Wm. Lyon, 41 Market street, or deposited in the Mill Bos at the Post Office, will he promptly filled.

D. D. DICKEY. Agent, April 9 t.f Cor. High Broad.

840,000 Deposited with State Comptroller. $1,500,000 Assets safely Invested. IXSUUAXUE, BIT EE IXSTTBAXCE, AXD IXSUBAXCE OX THE LIVES OF SLAVES May be obtained in the Bluff City Insurance Memphis, Lyncliburg Hose and Fire Insurance Insurance Co. of the State of Virginia, Richmond. On application to H.

K. V. P. PECK, apr28-tf Collonade Building. ALL THE NEW STYLES PERFUMERY AND TOILET ARTICLES.

JUST RECEIVED AT TEE Old Stand OF STRETCH FOB Cor, of College and Union Ste. NaslrviUe, mHE LADIES. WILL FIND AT THIS HOUSE a very Erreat variety of new and useful and beautiful articles, and of every variety of prices. EXGLSSH HAIR BRUSHES. Tooth brushes.

Ivory Combs, large and fine; Buffalo and India Rubber Combs, all styles; Pocket Combs, of every desirable style; Round Head Comb's for children; Nail, Hat and Shaving Brushes, choice selection. Puff boxes, very pretty; Rouge and Flesh Powders of all kinds; Japanese Pomade, a new and very superior arti cle for the Hair: Milk of Roses and Freckle Soap, for the removal of freckles, from the skin; Pungents, a great variety of new styles; Flesh Brushes and Turkish Bathing Towels; Fine Bathing Sponges, Bay rum; ZW EJYT8, cC. Physicians Pocket Case of Vials and Instruments of such a variety of styles and prices at cannot fail to please all. Also Snddle-Bags, Syrinpres, Trusses, Bracet and supporters, in great variety, and at low pri STRETCH FORBES, fehfi-tf Drncffints. Nfibville, Tenn.

1861. 1861. Second Importation. Sffll GOODS Are now receiving their Second Importation OF THE SEASON. Figured Grenadines; Embroidered Poplins; Embroidered Eng.

Sarcges; Organdie Muslins; Figured Jaconets; Figured Linen Cambrics; Red Silk Mantlesnew style. mourning Goods, Laces, Embroideries. HEAVY PLANTATION GOODS. THOMPSON Cash System. ON AND AFTER JANUARY 1st, 1861 WS Bhall adopt the CasSi System, and by so do icy; we feel satisfied that we mcKC it ro me micreei ineiius mgiv their patronage.

SNYDER FR1ZZELL. Pnbiic Square. janl-tf III! Id, MRS. WSWSLOW, An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pre sente to the attention of mothers. Imr SOOTHING- SYRUP, FOR CHILDREN TEETHING, which greatly facilitates the procoss of teething, by softeuini; the gums, reducing all iniiamation will allay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action, and la -Sure to Regulate the Bowels.

Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to Relief and Kfcalth to your Infanta. We have put up and sold this article for over ten years, and CAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH of it, what we have never been able to mv of any other medicine NEVER HAS IT FAILED, IN A SINGLE INSTANCE, TO EFFECT A CURE, when timely used. Neverdid we kuow an instance of dissatisfaction by any one who used it. On the contrary, nil are delighted with ita operations, and ppcah in ttrme of commendation or its magical effect? and medical virtues. We speak in tins matter "WHAT WE DO KNOW," after ten ycar" iperience, AND PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION FOR THE FULFILLMENT OF WHAT WE HERE DECLARE.

Iu almost every instance where the infant is suffering from pain and exbaustation, relief will bo found in fifteen or twenty minutes after the syrup is administered. This valuable prenaralion is the prescription of one of the most EXPERIENCED SKILLFUL NURSES in New England, and has been used with NEVER FAILING SUCCESS in Thousands or Cases. It not only relieves the child from pain, but in vigorates the stomach and boweis, corrects acidity, and gives tone and energy to the whole system. It will almost instantly relieve Griping In the Bowels and Wind Colic and overcome convulsions, which, if not spced-ilv remedied, end. in death.

We believe ft the BEST and SUREST REMEDY IN TnE WORLD, in all cases of DYSENTERY and DIARRHCEA IN CHILDREN, whether it arises from teething, or from any other cause. We would say to every mother who lias a child suffering from anv of the foregoing coraplunts DO NOT LET YOUR PREJUDICES, NOR THE PREJUDICES OF OTH ERS, stand between you and your suffering child, and the relief that will be SURE yes. ABSOLU- TELY SURE to follow the use of thismedicine. if timely used. Full directions for using will accompany each bottle.

None iremiine unless the fac-simile of CURTIS PERKLNS, New York, ia on the outside wrapper. Sold by Druggists throughout the word. Principal Office, 13 Cedar Street, N. Y. PRICE ONIjIT 25 Cts.

PER BOTTLE, oct. 30, 1SG0, wtd ins ly. Glad News for the UDfortmiate THE LOSG SOUGHT FilR Discovered at Last. CHEROKEE REMEDY! Aii unialiang Specific for all Diseases oi the Urinary Organs, and a General Alterative and Blood Purifier. THIS ''REJIEDr" CURES HEN ALL -ER.

PREPARATIONS EST" It is entirely unlike every othervMcdicine prescribed lor Venereal Biitaxes. as it contains no Mineral Poison ar Xaitf eons Drugs, being pre pared from Barkf and Leaves in the form of upleamnt and delicious itItis "nature's own for Gonorrhoea, (Clap.) Gleet, -ravel Stricture, and is especially recommended for Fluor Al-bus, (Whites in Females.) for' this complaint it is invaluable. As a general alterative and blood purifier it has no equal, and does not fail cure Scrofula, Secondary Syphilis, (Glandular Swellings, mercurial aud all Eruptive Diseases, caring them more speedily and permanently than any other medicine known. It does this by purifying and cleansing the blood! Causing it to flow in all its original purity and vigor, thus removing from the system all impnre ana pernicious causes which have induced disease. gg?" In old cases of Gonorrhma and Gleet, that have baffled all medical skill, it is especially recommended in old cases it never fails, and recent ones it cures from one to three dnys.

A few doses positively removes all scalding heat, chordeaand pain. It does not affect the breath, or interfere with any class of business. -It requires no "assistance from other medicine. gr It can lay on the Toilet-table or in the Counting-Room, without its ever being suspected as a "remedy11 for private diseases. EST A Treatise on Venereal Diseases, with full directions for their permanent cure, accom-pany each bottle.

foil particulars get a Circular from any Drug store in the United States. It is Bold at Retail for $2 per Bottlejor three Bottles for $5. by all rcsponaible DruaigistB and Dealers in medicines, throughout the United StateB, and at wholesale by all Wholesale Druggists. POTTER A SIERWIN, Sole Proprietors, MEMPHIS, TENir. Bold in Nashvillle by G.

W. Hendershott, Berry Demoville, Ewing fcPendleton, And bv alll responsible Druggists everywhere, oct Pleasure Drives Pleasure Drives WILLIAM SUMNER, THE IXqSESH known Hackman, having juBtagS purchased from Allen Co. two splendid Car-, riages, with careful drivers good Bale hpreeF respectfully solicits a continuation of; public, Eatronage. His two splendid new "turnouts, esigned especially for the comfort of tlfa, Lir dibs, may he ordered at-a moment's notice. His stables are on Capitoi, AvExtTE, below the Commercial, and, between Cherry Collego sts.

mar29-lm WM. SUMNER. OM A ANA A LARGE LOT OF QXTOA FKfE HAVANA CIGAKJS At 44 Union fobSO-tf 3. W. LANGLEY WM.

GBEEfBR. WJI. "PTiiTT'D TT A 13 tTTkTVCJ VJXbXll-X -LI XI VXi XX xl. J-U -LX ii JJ k) hJj, Philadelphia, PexjnsyJvnni; RSIXU TO PhiladelphiaBank. Messrs.

L.Morrit Commercial Bank. wm. 1 marchar-tjf from SlfSMxfflHJII ,5.