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TUESDAY. JULY 30, 1861. E0TOEXTS OP THE RAILROADS. Departure of Pauii(er Train, Kashvziu ft Chattanooga 8:30 A. V.

3:15 P.M. Iuwi It Ai P. X. Locbvilu ft Niaamu-400 A. P.

M. Nasb-ttlls Dtrm 6:30 A. 6:30 P. M. Nasbvills Aei-cXxv 6 :30 A.

4 :10 M. An-lral of PuMDitr Traloi, Kinrnu ft Chattaiiooca 7:30 A. 3:15 P.M. Tro Ii iihi 1 0:00 A. M.

Loravnxn ft Kimn P. 9:35 A. Nasbviixb ft DxcATrs 1:15 A. 1:15 P.M. Nashttlls A Kdtcctt-9iOO A.

P. M. NOTICE. A IX ORDERS FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE PA- X. TKIOT ML ST BE ACCOMPANIED WITH THE CASH.

DAILY $8 00: TRI WEEKLY $5 00, AND WuKLi S2 00. may 11 Adams Power Printicg Press and Printing Material for Sale. "ITTE have for Bala an A 1 Adam Power Printing Press, in good order, a Card Catting Machine: a Bunding Press and Boards; and an assortment of Newspaper and Job Type. We sell these materials for no fault, bat for the reason that we ase a Cylinder Press, and have a saiierabandanoe of the other materi al mentioned. We are thus able to fit oat a country office, which we can do on terms very favorable to those who may wish to purchase.

Also, a Lady Franklin Job Press. Address A. 8. CAMP ft Publishers Nashville Patriot. ROCK CITY MILLS.

Retail Prices. "BELL" Floor In 98 ft Bags, Old Hickory Flour in 68 ft Bags, Eagle Mixed Bran, per 100 fts Corn Meal per bushel, Delivered to all parts of the city, julyia GORDON, BAUMAN ft CO. tff AdrerHsementi mutt be marked for the time de sired otherwise they will be charged fur the time in serted. FOR CO.CKESS. We are authorized to announce JAMES M.

QUARLES as candidate to represent this District in the Congress of the Confederate States. julyS-td. We are authorized to annoonce JOHN' F. HOUSE, of Montgomery, a candidate to represent the 8lh Con gressional District in the Congress of the Confederate Stales. june30-td We are authorized to announce W.

H. DsWITT as a candidate to represent the 4th Congressional District of Tennessee, in the Confederate Congress. We are authorized to announce W. S. FLEMING, of Maury, as a candidate to represent the Sixth Congres ional District in the Congress of the Confederate States.

Section in August. FOU THE LEGISLATMIE. We are authorized to announce Hon. WASHINGTON BARROW a candidate to represent the county of Da vidson in the Slate Senate. We are authorized to announce Maj.

A. F. GOFF as a candidate to represent Davidson county in the Stale Senate. july-td We are authorized to announce IRA P. JONES a candidate to represent the county of Davidson in the popular branch of the State Legislature.

We are authorized to announce ABRAM L. PEMGSS a caadidate to represent Davidson county in the po pular branch of the next Legislature. We are authorized to announce R. G. rt.l.ia as a candidate for Floater in tbe next Legislature for the counties of Williamson, Maury and Lewis.

We are authorized to announce BAXTER SMITH, as a candidate to represent the -people of the Counties of Macon, Sumner and Smith In the House of Representatives of tbe next General Assembly. Election in August. june22-te We are authorized to announce Col. W. H.

S. HILL, of Williamson, a candidate to represent, hi the State Senate, the district composed of Williamson and Rutherford counties. We are authorized to announce JOSHUA W. OWEN, candidate to represent the counties of Williamson, Maury and Lewis in the popular branch of tbe Legislature. We are authorized to announce JESBE B.

FERGUSON a candidate to represent in the popular branch of the Legislature, the district composed of the counties of Davidson, Robertson, Cheatham and Montgomery. We are authorized to announce ALFRED ROBB, of Montgomery county, as a candidate for Representative in the Legislature, from the counties of Davidson, Robertson, Cheatham and Montgomery. jolyS-td. We are authorized to announce PAULDING ANDER SON, of Wilson, a candidate to represent the District composed of tbe Counties of Wilson and DeKalb, in tbe State Senate We are authorized to announce D. F.

WILSON, of Lawrence, a candidate to represent the District composed of the Counties of Giles, Lawrence and Wayne in the State Senate. WANTED, One hundred and fiftv Sharp Shooters, to be attached to CoL lade's Regiment of Zoaaves, for Confederated States Army. En quire of A. J. D.

THURSTON. Over the Post Office, Tennessee We are happy to. announce that a Regiment of Zoaaves ia now being formed in this State for the army of tbe Confederate States, to serve daring tbe war. The Regiment is to be armed with rifles and sabre bayonets, and uniformed in the regular Zouave costnme of the French. It is to be commanded by Col.

J. G. Anglade, who was for several years connected with that service in Earope, and is one of the most thorough military scholars in the South, and a brave, and chivalrous gentleman. He has been connected with several of tbe military schools of the country, and was professor in the Western Military Institute in this city when the War broke oat, since when he has been actively engaged in instructing the volunteers in military knowledge. He will prepare his Regiment more thoroughly than any other in either oIJ.be armies.

It cannot fail to be one of the most entirely effective bodies in the service, as it combines the proverbial bravery of the Tennessee soldier with the peculiar Awrklntlnna iha crpnuinA Sonav- (Vil A v. gladk Irll3 his commission from President Davis, and will soon have his Regiment formed. Heath of Herman Cox, Esq. We regret to announce the death of Herman Oox, an event which occurred yesterday at half-past one o'clock, A. at his residence in this city.

Mr. Cox had resided in this city for many years, and was an honorable and highly respected citizen. He was a lawyer by profession, and had attained considerable reputation at the bar. He was frequently a member of the City Council, at one time a member of the State Legislature, representing the counties of Davidson, Robertson, Montgomery, and recently tbe United States Attorney for this District. A meeting of the Bar was held yesterday, and appropriate notice taken of bis death.

We will lay the proceedings of the meeting before our readers to-morrow. We are requested to say by L. F. Beech Etq that he leaves, on Thursday next, on a visit to the Tennessee troops, and will take pleasure in conveying small packages or letters to the soldiers, if left at his store on College Street. Public SpeaJUnc.

Washd'Qtox Barrow, and others will address the people at Cowan Ecbaxc's Hall, Lower Edgefield, Tuesday (this evening), at 8 o'clock; and to-morrow evening, 31st Inst, at Hasbock'3 Store, in South Nashville. A grand ball, given to Lt. W. W. Sweej.it, takes place at Kirkman's Hall tomorrow night, July 31st, The entertainment will be of the most elegant description.

Beauty and gallantry will be the stars of the evening. Go and enjoy yourself. The candidates for tbe Legislature will address their fellow citizens at the Court House on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock P. M. Also at Hasbrook's Store, Soota Nashville," on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock P.

M. We have received reliable information from East Tennessee, and are glad to learo that the people there are gradually acquiescing in tbe action of tbe majority of tbe people of Tennessee on tbe 8th of Jane. TbY have been made tbe subject of so many misrepre notations that they are now getting rick of tbe whole movement; headed by Parson Brow alow, Maynard, Johnson, Nelson and we feel confident in asserting that, not withstanding tbe pandering by Mr. Polk's adherent to the Union sentiment of East Tennsesee, he will receive a vote mere so small as to astonish the leaders of tbe "Grand Polk Separation, Union movement? We woald ask a plain, simple question of Mr. Polk, and of his organs: Wbose votes does be expect to get in Eutt Tennessee? He and tbey are bound to aay that the Union vote of East Tennessee is to be his main stay in tM canvass, aay wings to tigni aa evidences of tbe giving way of tbe Union sentiment of East Tennessee, and every day brings tbe assarance ot tbe gaining strength of the Southern movement of wbicb Gov Harris is tbe avowed and well known leader.

We are clad that no Brownlow chants his praises. We rejoice to know thi trait orous croaking of Maynard and of Nelson and Jonnson ao not swell toe cnoras of an thems in his honor. To tell the truth, Mr. Polk, misled by the artful and designing intrigues of men untrue to the Sonth, is in bad company. He, accor ding to the statement of his organ, voted for 'separation," and yet he is in tbe camp of tbe "anli-separationists." He courts the votes of those wbo regard "separation" as tbe damnable unpardonable sin.

Either Mr. Polk is not all right, or else East Tennessee Unionists are laboring under a delusion "somebody is fooled" that is certain. We believe that Mr. Polk owes it to himself to his name-- to hia reputation, to disconnect himaef from tbe toils thrown around him by men of the Lincolnitish persuasion, and to come out boldly, manfully and bravely for Gov. Isham Harris, and not to permit himself to be made use of as a political Hydrometer to test tbe strength of the Union, Lincoln sentiment in our State.

We doubt not the Lemon will be severely squeezed in this canvass, bnt we don't think the peeling will be highly valued after the operation. If Mr. Polk should, deceived as he certainly is, continue tbe canvass en deavor to thwart tbe will of the people and to hinder the onward march of our glorious movement, we have only to say, "Go in Lem ons, and get squeezed.1' Kindness to thb Enemy. Tbe Richmond Enquirer says some eighty wounded prisoners of the enemy arrived in that city, were taken in charge by citizens and conveyed to private residences to be taken care of. Col.

Manet's Regiment. We are indebt ed to Capt. J.no. S. Dahbtkll for a letter which he received Saturday from a member of CoL Manet's Regiment of Tennessee Volunteers.

It was written at Lynchburg on the 25th. It reports the boys all in good health, not one case of sickness of importance having occurred since they departed from Nashville although they had not slept un der a tent for some days. Tbey were all eager for a boat with tbe enemy. Tbe Concert spoken of in our issue of Sat urday, has been postponed till Friday eve ning (Aug. 2nd) as a better time than Thurs day, for obvioru reasons.

The meetings for rehearsal will be continu ed on Tuesdav, Wednesday and Thursday eveninge at tbe Odd Fellow's Hall. A fall attendance of the choirs of the city and of those ladies and gentlemen not immediately connected with the choirs, is desired. Let the vocal talent of our city contribute promptly to tbe noble purpose of thus appropriately celebrating our brilliant victory. Speaking To-Xlght. Jesse B.

Ferguson, candidate for Floater, will address his fellow-citizens of North Nashville at Belleview to-night, commencing at 8 o'clock. The public are respectfelly in vited to bear him. President Buchanan's Picture Turned Out. The painter and owner of a potrait of Mr. Buchanan, on exhibition at the Rotunda of the Capitol of Washington, has been ordered peremptorily to remove it.

So says the TrTryie correspondent. Special not of the Usurper. Washington, July 22, 1861. Fellow-Citizens of the Senate and House of Representatives. Somebody is hurt.

Abraham Lincoln. Maj. Wheat. We are glad to learn that Maj. Wheat of the Louisiana Battalion, dangerously wounded at Manassa, is improving.

Secretary op State. Hon. Robert Toombs, having been appointed Brigadier General, has resigned the office of Secretary of State, and Hon. R. M.

T. Hunter, of Ya, has been appointed to fill the vacancy. Tbe new Secretary ia an improvement upon his predecessor. Gov. Jackson, of Missouri, has arrived at Richmand.

Postmaster General Reagan, in a letter to the President of the Southern Express Company, published in tbe Richmond Examiner, of she 26th, says newspapers connot be carried by mail carriers or Expressmen without the payment of regular rates of postage. Discharged. It appeals that Gen. Patterson, and other officers have been honora bly discharged from the United States service. Seward on the Defeat.

The Washington correspondent of tbe N. T. Herald says "Some one remarking to Gov. Seward that we were not defeated on Sanday, be answered We've found that out now, but too The Palm op Disgrace. Tbe 4 lb Pennsylvania Regiment retired on the 21st for Washington, before tbe fight commenced.

Te Sobs of Tennessee. Te nobie sees of Tennessee, Come snout the glad news we are free; No more the tyrant's rule uphold; We are free! let the glad news be toM. We are free, we tread the freeman's soil; We have broke the bond, the abolition coil. No move shall Lincoln bind us down: Our BjumVi, oar thoughts, oar words our own. We wUl own no bold usurper's power We are free! we are free! God bless the hour When Srst, as freemen, we did stand On this loved soil oar own, oar native land.

We are tree our Sortbern friends to join: Our hopes, oar aims, oar hearts are one. Let every son of this fair land Bring forth their arms, and take their stand To battle for their rights and homes. And for the loved and cherished bones Of parents, brothers, kindred, friends. Till life, and hope, and all shall end. Care and toil will be your part," Although fame and hope may bear yon on.

Rejoice! rejoice! each manly heart; Rejoice whene'er tbe battle's woo I krve to see thee proudly go, Every care and toil to brave, Comfort, pleasure, ease forego, Resolved our cherished land to save. Along the battle-ground I see Nashville sons the foremost ones, Determined not to flee, Although allied by deadly groans. Live on, brave sons, I love yo well Love yo for your noble hearts Mere precious than care to tel), Although we may forever part. Written reading that Tennessee ludseceded. r.

Trtbnle of Respeec. At a called meeting of Tbe Young Man's Christian Association of Nashville, held on Thursday night, 23d to take aAive expression of their sentiments np- oa nearingts the death of oar brother, R. 3. Bnon-r who came to his end on the 11th during tbe retreat of the Confederate forces at Laorel HiU Virginia. Messrs.

Km. H. Morrow, W. H. Poihmaa and G.

7. Brigfaam, were appointed a Committee and submitted the following report which was adopted The never -failing arcber, has again entered our circle, and taken from our number one ut our brightest lights, ttro. Krightwell Came to our city from arm vine, Virginia, in ue moo to or January 1800, almost an entire stmnger, and remained among as nnui uie commencement ui we present war. And when his native State called upon her tons to return and defend her sod, he was one of the first to eotur tbe ranks oi those gathered for tbe defense of hm native Hon til. bfaortly after his arrival here, he made tbe acquaintance of some of tbe members of our Associa tion, became a member, and has ever been eminentlv active and useful, aai at the time ot hm death was the Corresponduigi-ecretary of tbe Association He was a member of the 1st Baplwt Church, and was truly a do voea touower ia toe saviour.

He took a lively interest in matters pertaining to Christianity and identified himself with many efforts calculated to advance tbe cause of Christ. He was actively connected with tbe ckkui temperance, ana it may be we 1 said of him mat ne ever weut about doing eood." He wa modest, unassuming christian gentleman, and his in tercourse wiw uie worm was sucn as was well calcu nuea to impress all with whom he came In contact. that there was a reality in the religion he professed. In the social circle, none was more beloved than he. and in the few short months that his lot was east with us, he made many friends who are deeply Kiieved on account of his untimely end.

Young, healthy and cheerful, he bid fair to lead a long and useful life, but in the spring-time of his existence be has been sudden ly stricken down and removed from those wbo de bghted in his presence. Our Association has sustained a rreat loss, but we look through tbe dark cloud and recognize in this sad occurrence, the band of our atiter. who is too good to do evil and too wise to err, To his bereaved family we tender our warmest sym pathies and assure mem or our prayers, in this, the time of their great distress We will endeavor to em ulate tbe virtues and Imitate the good examples of our aepartea mena ana oroiuer. Ia the battle of Manassa an Alabama negro captured one of the Fire Zouaves. He handed over the prize to the officer whose servant he -was, saying "Master, here is one of dese debils dat's been shooting at ns." Pnblie Jesse B.

Ferguson, candidate for Floater in this District, composed of the counties of Davidson, Cheatham, Robertson and Mont gomery, will address the citizens of Nashville and Edgefield at tbe following places Corner of Broad and Market streets, Fri day night, July 26th. Dan. Ward's Corner, Saturday nighi, July 27th. Edgefield, at Matbew's Drug Store, on Gallatin pike, Monday night, July 29th. Belleview, Tues day night, July 30th.

At the Court House, Wednesday night, July 31st. Speaking to commence each night at 8 o'clock. Tbe public are respectfully invited to hear him. july-24. 1861.

Jesse B. Fergcson, candidate for Floater in this District, composed of the counties of Davidson, Cheatham, Robertson and Mont gomery, will speak at bmitn's bpring, in the third District, in this county, on Wednesday morning, 31st commencing at eleven o'clock, A. M. The public are respectfully invited to hear him. Public Speaking.

Jesse B. Ferguson, candidate for Floater, will address tbe people of Robertson, Mont gomery, L-neatham and Davidson counties at the following times and places: Davidson County. Robertson's Store, Friday, July 26th. Goodlettsville, Saturday, July 27th. Spring Place, Monday, July 29tb.

Stoner's Lick School House, Tuesdav, July 30th. Nashville, Wednesday, July 31st. Speaking to commence each day at 11 o' clock. The public are respectfully invited to hear him. J.

H. McGill, on Cherry street, next door to the Traders Bank, is receiving a fine assortment of Furnishing and Fancy Goods, and is selling them at prices to suit the times, He invites all to examine his stock. mar9 tt Do not Neglect to Insure. The comparatively rare occurrence of fires in this city for some time past should not lull our citizens into a state of "conscious security," for there is no telling at what moment the dread element may break forth and dwellings, furniture, and merchandise become 'In one red burial blent." Insurance in tbe best of Southern Companies may be obtained of W. J.

Marr, No. 25 College street. Rags, Rags, Rags. Save your rags, peo. pie of the South, yonr cotton and linen rags-Tbey are much in demand for the manufacture of paper, and are as valuable as any of tbe products of the soil or manufactory A market can always be found at the paper-mill here for They are money to you therefore save them.

They are better than money to the public therefore be sure and save them all. Shoes I SUoes! Farrar, Dismuees College street, are receiving a beautiful stock of all kinds of shoes for gentlemen, ladies and children. Go and see them; tbey will sell them very low for cash. march 8-tf We do not remember ever to have "enjoyed" a warmer spell of weather than we had last week. Tbe shady side of the street was a place of fashionable resort, and the quantity of ice and iced beverages destroyed by a melting; populace is said to have been terrific.

A great many of our citizens, however, ignored these things and called in at the office of W. J. Marr, Insurance Agent for some of the best of Southern Companies, No. 25 College street, and secured excellent fans, a large number of which he has for gratuitous distribution. june21tf ttEMOYAL.

BE AS LEY RUTH, Kn. 13, Deaderick street, KashmlU, Ttnn next door to Henderson A RK prepared to do all kinds of Painting, Graining, a. Jtaroieing auu raper-oauging, prices to suit the JuneJO-U. AMPUTATING LSTRU3IEATS. 3 cases motors amputating instrcmknts, just received sad for sale for cash only by RAINS, BROWN CO.

200 on. Sulph. Quinine. 30 oa. Gum Opium.

12 os. Sulph. Morphia. For sale for cash only by mayU8 RAINS, BROWN CO Wanted to Bent. A SMALL BOCSK containing or 4 rooms, centrally located, a Cottage preferred.

The furniture woald be purchased if good and sold at a fair price. Aooreas, box siu, rust umce, stating locality and terms. 4 tunelS- Telegraph Chalybeate Spring. TIIIS WATER 13 BS0CG1 FOUR HCXDRKD FEE1 IX TEX SECOXDS. WDCNN takes pleasure ia informing the public that he is now ready to wait on all who may favor him with a call.

This Spring situated oa the East side of Cumberland river, at the end of tbe Wire Bridge. FAMILIES, FROM $4 TO 48 ONE PERSON, $2 BY THE DRINK, CESTS Payment in advance. ANALYSIS. Carbonate of Iron, Carbonate of Magnesia, Carbonate of Lime, sulphate of Magnesia, SulubaU of Lime, Muriate of Magnesia, Muriate of Soda. The specine gravity of fresh water was 14)1232 distilled water being taken as the standard.

I understand that the wter has already been ben ftcial to several Invalid, be bene octal to a greater degree when taken fresh from tbe Spring. 1 should pronounce it stimulant and tonic, and adapted consequently, to cases of debility, accompaniedwiui an anomie condition of the system, and coo ira-indicated in plethoric and hiSanaatory states. RICHARD O. CCBRET. There ia no doubt that the Spring kept by Mr Drs at the Eastern end of the Soapenswm Bridge is good Chalybeate wawr, and that it isadapted to many wa tivwuivjt B.

W. B. THOMPSON, M. EZNRT CAROW, M. T.

R. JENNINGS, af. i BOYD McNAIRT. M. D.

v-i, uai. B. JL MJU5TLV, at Lv nORK'S SILVER BAND THE ONLY PERMANENTLY ORGANIZED BAND IX THB CITY, will attend to all calis for music both at borne and abroad, giving entire satanactioa or no barge The Band is composed of Fifteen Performers, with a complete set of new silver inst rumen la All calls for music, for funerals, pic-nics, serenades and jubilee will be attended to promptly. W. L.

HORN, Manager and Conductor, aprtTJly li South College st. 1. U. Disease AT ITS ONSET XJT ITS KID CAREER Ant la Its XHoac liopelea Stases, ARRETTED, CURED. AND PERMANENTLY 0B1JT ERATED BY KAD WAY'S REMEDIES.

Rtdway's Ready Relief gives immediate ease in choleraic attacks common in this season. No diffusive stimulant so instantaneously pervades the system. Trie most terrino spasmodic paroxysms, the most ago nixing attacks or RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, COLIC, CHAMPS, CHOLtRA-MORBUS, are arrested by it with a suddenness that seems like the effect of mechanical power. As an antidote to malaria it is in fallible. Those wbo use it as an occasional stimulant.

invariably escape intermittent and remittent fevers. fever and ague, and it brerks up these complaints with wonderful despat n. ladies, hopeless or recuperation from ordinary tonics, recovered rapidly under its in fliuum. rMMm Ti 1 -1 1 1 tr nMulnMfl Ktr aavnil uMOutt Dr. E.

B. Perkins, of Harrietts, writes us, that the use of Radway's Ready Relief in Fever and Ague, Tjpnoia, Biuious, ana otner evere, were nigniy successful, and when used in connection with Radway's Regulating Pills, would cure the must desperate cases in from three to six days. Radway liegulatins Pills Tho purest and best Purgative Medicine in me world: In Pie recent eases of BUiout Cholic, hiflamatim of the Jfoteels, and i au vuxetu aaaacs mil proauce a health) evacuation from the bowels in six hours. Radway's RegulatiDg Pills are the only family Ca thartic that purges without depletion, without indue ing after-constipation, and compelling a perpetual resort to the medicine. Tbey operate more rapidly than any drastic miseral purgative, never occasion tenes mus, ana influence simultaneously uie stomacn, toe bowels, the liver, and the circulation.

No form ot in digestion, billiousness, or intestinal disease, can withstand its alterative and corrective operation Radway's Regulating Pills are the purest and best purgative medicine known to medical science. While they purge from tbe system all diseased and corrupt humors, tbey impart nourishment, vitality, and quiet to the suffering and exhausted body. Persons troubled with restlessness, bad dreams, ringing noises in the head, one or two of Radway's Pills will ensure health, and refreshing sleep. RADWAI'S mO.ATLXG RESOLYEJiT. Persons with Sore Eyes, Sore Heads, Sore Mouths, Skin Mruptions are guaranteea a oukK cure by uie use of the Resolvent.

Radwavs Ready Resolvent repairs the waste of na ture: replaces decrepitude with vigor: extirpates ev ery form of scrofulous, Cancerous, byptuletic, Mercu rial and Eruptive disorders: cures oplhalmia, and all all actions of the eyes and ears; is invaluable to females in the later crisis or uie, and the most powenui in-vigorant and rejuvenant yet discovered. Persons suffering from Asthma, Bronchitis, mtnisis and Lung Complaints, may rely upon deriving immediate ease after taking a dose of Radways Resolvent. It soothes and heals, cleanses, purifies and renovates the entire system. Kaaway's Kemediesare sold by Druggists every -here. EWIN, PENDLETON 4 Agents for RADWAY 23 John Street, N.

Y. To Consumptives. The Advertiser, having been restored to nealth in a few weeks by a very simple remedy, after baviug suf fered several years with a severe lung affection, and that dread disease, Consumption is anxious to make known to his fellow-sufferers the means of cure. To all who desire it, be will send a copy of tbe pre scription used (free of charge), with the directions for preparing and using tbe same, which they will And a sure curs for COXSUMPIIOX, ASTHMA, BROX HITLS, dtc. only obje of the advertiser in- sending the Prescription is to eneQt the afflicted, and spread iuformation which be conceives to be nvalu-able, and he hopes every sufferer will try is remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may produce blessin Parties wishing the prescription will please addres Rev.

EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg, ocU-ly Kings County, New York. PATTERNS PATTERNS All the latest novelties just received. MANTILLAS, DRESSES. CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, AND LACE WORK, of every variety made to order, in the best manner and at low prices.

Work Room second floor, entrance through Howe Sewing Machine Office, 34 Union street. apr21-tf MISS KATE BASLER. A Of MU TIT A Fer lbs INSTANT RELIEF and PERMANENT CURE of bis distressing complaint use PENDT'S Bronchial Cigarettes, Mads by B. SEYMOUR 107 NASSAU N. Y.

Price $1 per box; sent free by post FOB SALE AT ALL DRUGGISTS. mayS-insly PROCLAMATION OF ISHAM C. HARRIS. COY. OF TENNESSEE, To the Sheriffs of the several Counties of said Slate Greeting: Pr accordance with an Act of the General Assembly of said ytate, passed May 6, 1861: You are hereby commanded to open and hold an election at all the places of holding elections in -your respective counties, on Thursday, the 1st day of August next, far the election ot Delegates to represent Tennessee in the Provisional Government of the Confederate States of America, one of said Delegates to be elected from each of the Congressional Districts, as now established by law, said election to be conducted in the same manner and under the same rules that have prevailed heretofore in elections.

-In testimony whereof I have hereunto set 0my band and caused the Great Seal of the Mate, to be affixed at the Department in Nashville, on this 2Slh day of June, A. 1881. By the Governor: ISHAM G. HARRIS. J.

E. R. Rat, Secretary of State. june30-td. Notice to Policy Holders.

TTTOOM and after this date, and until further notice, JL the War Clause will be inserted in all Open Policies issued by tbe Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company, and the Nashville Commercial Insurance Company. A. W. BCTLER, Secretary Tenn. Mar.

and Fire Insurance Co. JAMES WALKER, Secretary Commercial Insurance Company. apr20 tf (TURRET MARSHALL, UNDERTAKERS, At J. LL Currey's old stand on Union, be- tween Cherry and Summer streets. ARE preparod to attend to Funerals at all times with Wooden Co Bins, plain or covered, and METALLIC BURIAL CASKEIS and CAfcS of a superior quality, manufactured by H.

Marshall a in this city. Prices to salt the time. June 25, lttol-t War Notice. FROM and after this date we will sell Goods eachf-sxnrly for Cash, ail oar clerks have volunteered for the war, and no other course is left us. aprSe J.

W. HORTON A CO. IISCOLS'S BLOCKADE AOT EFFECTITE. THE "Miramon" arrived safe at New Orleans with an excellent lot of fine HAVANA CIGARS, to be sold for CASH on du-Cnion street by junel-tf J. W.

LANG LEY. JUST RECEIVED, i A LARGE LOT OF OIL I VOU CAP COVEUK, 1 AND CAPES. CONE BROS. hine21-tf Family Lard, Lard Oil, FAMILY LARD, of the moat superior quality, pot up in bah barrels and kegs. Lard Oil, Tallow OU, Car Grease, kept constantly on band and for sale by WOODS Market street, Nashville, Tennessee.

aprll flat Executor's Notice. ALL persons having claims against toe estate of James Erwia, are requested to ale the same with me; and all those indebted te said estate are requested to call and sett. TURNES 8. FOSTER. azstmtor, eio, i 4 i i i ravin.

Groceries, r. CORRECTED RT B. CONNOR BROLy Commission and Prodnee merchants, 'Xo. i College Street, Xathrille. Naabvllle JPrleea Current.

ixncua. AG1G Cotton India BALE ROPE Kentucky BACON Shoulders gai I 00(. is nx 0 lOJtf 13g 14 1 26 23 (d 20 28 0 SO (cb II 12 (S 28 (cd 30 23 (d 24 25 (o 28 0 10 fe 11 12 6 00O 6 60O 6 00 2 OCX 3 00 IH fa 14 00 (at 00 60 75 75 80 12 0 VIX 10 5id 7 (a 7Jtf 8 yc yd ft ft ft ft ft Sides BUTTER Common ft CANDLES Star Sperm Paratine ft CHEESE Western Reserve ft English Dairy ft COFFEE -Java ft Rio ftl Laguyra ft COTTON YARNS 700 dozl 600 oz 600 doz 400 doz FLOUR Superflne. bbl Extra bbl Mack loo fts. Macke.

el. No. 1 bbi' No, 2 bb4 No. 3 bbl GRAIN Corn bush Out. busb Rye bush Barley bush Wheat iced Dusn White bush utaM oaus Second HAY Northern ton IRON Tennessee Bar ft Band ft Hoop ft Sheet ft Boiler It Pig tou Pittsburg Bar ft 6H 25 (S 15 32 a 35 30 a 30 40 Cd) 42 a 3 25(9 1 103 1 i ma 4 lata 3 60a 75 13 (a) 13 (A 13 LARD Kegs ft Barrels ft LEATHER Sole oak tanned ft reining i Hemlock Sole ft tti 31 41 45 3 75 1 16 1 20 1 25 5 V5 4 00 MOLASSES Barrels gall hi barrels gal NAILS 20d to 4d ft OILS Linseed gal Lard gal Tanner's gal RICE Prime and Choice ft SALT Fine sack sack Coarse sack Barrel bush SUGAR New Orleans hhd ft 8'.

10 14 14 14 bbl ft Havana white ft Loaf ft Crushed Powdered ft SEEDS Clover buuu (3 80 1 00 (at 1 25al 1 60 1 6'a 1 75j 1 50(a) al Millet bush Timothy bush Herds Grass bush Orchard busb Blue Grass bush Blue brass UeiUJ buab Hungarian. bush Flax bush SPIRITS Whisky Country gal 76 (a) 1 00 30 Aasnvule ft gal Manic Note and Exebange LUt. CORRECTED BY THB TRADER'S BA.VK. TENNESSEE, Bank of 75c disi Buck's City 2d is par 2dis lOdis lOdis par par 10 dis par par 2dis 2 dis par par Chattanooga-. Middle Nash Uie Paris Tennessee Taswell Claiborne the West East par par par Commercial Bank Daudridge par par par par Farmers' Merchants' Northern Ocoee par Planters River Southern Sh'lbyv'e Traders' par 2di- Union SHOES AS WORTHLESS.

Agricultural Bank, Brownsville. Central Bak of Tennessee, Nashville. Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank, Memphis. Mechanics' Bank, Memphis. Memphis Savings Institution, Exchange Bank, Murfreesboro'.

Miners' and Manufacturers' Bank, Knoxville. Bank of Trenton. Bank of Jefferson, Dandridge, FOREIGN. GEORGIA. MISSOURI.

Missouri Banks lOdis ILLINOIS. All Old Banks par New Banks uncertain! BOOTH CAROLINA. Illinois Banks lOdis Carolina Banks WORTH CAROLINA. LOnSLAXA. N.

Carolina Banks 5di8 N.Orleans 6pre VIRGINIA. AlAKAMA. Virginia Banks. is atobiie Banks par! INDIANA. Other Banks 2 du State Bank SalOdis SJCNTCCKT.

OHIO. Kentucky Banks. State Bank 5dis Specie. Gold, American. ...15 pre 8ilver 10tol2pre lYashrille and Decatur Railroad Change of Schedule.

THROUGH TO MEMPHIS IN 17 HOURS ON and after SUNDAY, July 21st, 1861, the Mall Train will leave Nashville DAILY at 1 P. M. Returning, arrive at Nashville L15 A. M. Way Passenger Train will leave Nashville DAILY, except Sundays, at 6 a.

M. Returnidg, arrive at Nashville 6.10 P. M. Tbe 6 A. M.

train counacts with trains to Huntsville and Chattanooga. The 7 P. train connects with trains to Corinth, Grand Junction, Memphis and New Orlaans. W. O'N.

PERKLXS, lulyld tf General Superintendent. Louisville and Nashville RAILROAD. NASHVILLE TO RICHLAND, (CAMP TROUSDALE,) CHANGE OF TJ3IK. TO TAKE EFFECT FRIDAY, JULY 19TH, 1861. LEAVING NASHVILLE at 4,30, P.M., arriving at RICHLAND (Camp TrouMlale) at 7 P.

rtelurning leave RICHLAND at 7 A. arriving at NASHVILLE at 9.30, A. il. J. C.

BALDWIN, iulylS-lw Agent L. As N. R. R. Nashville, Edgefield Kentucky v.

BBMpssiafe! Few Boats to the West and South, Memphis, Jackson, Hew Orleans, Vicluburg, Mobile, ece. Commencing SUNDAY, JULY 21st, 1861. Trains will leave as follows S.30 A. M. LOUISVILLE ACCOMMODATION.

Runs daily (Sundays excepted) making direct connection at State Line with Trains to Louisville. 3.SO P. 61 EXPRESS Runs daily Makes direct connections with all points South and West. Distance shorter and time less than by any other Route. The 3.

SO A. tVI. Train is tbe only one leaving Nashville that makes direct connection for Louisville. A. ANDERSON, july20 tf Receiver.

Nashville and Chattanooga It. It Change of Schedule. ON AND AFTER Wednesday, May 1st, 1861, Passenger trains on the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, will rua as follows: GOING EAST. Leave Nashville at 820 A. H.

and 8:15 P. X. 7 Arrive at Chattanooga 6:00 p.m. and 130 a. m.

COMING WEST. Leave Chattanooga at 9 J6 A. M. and 730 p. x.

Arrive at Nashville at 8:15 r. x. and 7.30 A. M. rpHE Trains leaving Nashville at 820 A.

M-, con--L sect at Wartraoe with Shelbyville Branch, at Tul-lahoma with McMinnville and Manchester Railroad, and at Decherd with Winchester and Alabama Railroad. Tbe Trains leaving Nashville at 8:16 P. It, connect at Wartraoa with Shelbyville Branch, at Stevenson with Memphis and Charleston Railroad, and at Chattanooga with East Tenn. and Geo. and Westers and At-btntio Railroads.

Through Tickets to the following points, and at prices annexed, can be had at all hours, on application to tbe Ticket Agent, at Oflice, at Depot: KMKavwil 17a $27 8e 27 00 23 7ft 10 50 21 00' 21 00 00 IS 11 00 14 50 18 00 SO .10 00 10 so KnoxTilie, Charleston, Savannah, Macon, Augusta, -Atlanta, Columbus. Montgomery, Huntsville, Grand Junction, 1 Hotly Springs, 11 00 17 24 00 Bersheba Springs. McMinnville. 7. 60 4 80 E.

W. COLS, Superintendent. NervousHeadache Efeadaclie. By the use of these Pills the periodic attacks of arvout or Sick Headache may be prevented and if taken at the commencement of an attack immediate relief from pain and sickness will be obtained. They seldom fail in removing the Xausea and Head ache to which females are so subject.

They act gently upon tbe bowels, removing Costive- For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, and all persons of sedentary habits, they are valuable aa a Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tone and vigor te the digestive organs, and restoring the natural elasticity and strength of the whole system. The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of long inves tigation and carefully conducted experiments, having been in use many years, during which time they have prevented and relieved a vast amount of pain and suffering from Headache, whether originating in the Hernoiu system or from a deranged state of the stomach. They are entirely vegetable in their composition, and may be taken at all times with perfect safety without making any change of diet, and the absence of any dxsagreeabU taste renders it easy te administer them to children. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS I The genuine have Ave signatures of Henry C. Spald ing on each Box.

Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicine A Box will be sent by mail prepaid on receipt of PRICE 25 CESTS. All orders should be addressed to HENRY C. SPALDING, 48 Cedar street, New York. THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF SPALDING'S CEPHALIC PILLS, WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER FROM HEADACHE, THAT A SPEEDY AND SURE CURE 13 WITHIN THEIR REACH. At Oust testimonials torre unsolicited by Mr.

Spaldisq. mey ajjora unquesnonaoie proof of the effuxu-y of this truly scientific discovery. Masomvillb. Feb. 6.

186L Ma. SrALmxa. Sir: I have tried your Cephalic Pills, and like them so well that I want you to send me two dollars worth more. Part of these are for tbe neighbors, to whom I rave a few out of tbe first box I from you. Send the Pills by mail, and oblige your ob't servant, Ma.

Spaldimo. Havkrpokd, Feb. 6,1861. Sir: I wish you to send me one more box of your Cephalic fills, 1 have received a great deal of benefit from them. Xours, respectfully, MARY ANN STOIKHOUSE.

Spaces C. Spaldisq. January 18, 18U1. 8ir: Yon will please send me two boxes of your Ce- pnaiio riua. sena tnem immeauueiy.

Kespectlully yours, JNO. B. SIMONS. P. S.

1 have used one boa of your Pills, and And nem excellent. Bellb Ysjutoir. Ohio. Jan. 16.

1861. Hk.vkt C. Spaldimo, sq. rUease and enclosed twenty-five cents, for which send me another box of your Cephalic Pills. 2 key are truly the best have ever tried.

Direct A. STOVER, P. M. Belle Vernon Wyandot Co. O.

Bbvbklt. Mass. Dec 11.1860. H. SPALDnra, Esq.

1 wish for some circulars or large show bills.to bring your Cephalic Pills more particularly before my customers. If you have anything of the kind, please send tome One of my customers, who is subject to severe Sick Headache, (usually lasting two davs.) was cured of an attack in one hour by your Pills, which I sent her. Kespectruuy yours, W. WILKES. RlTJfOLD BUBO, FRAXXUS Co.

OHIO, 1 January 9. 1861. 1 Hjlvrt C. Spaldi.no, No. 48 ceuar m.

Y. Dear Sir. Inclosed find twenty -five cents, (25.) for wbicb send box of "Cephalic PUls." Send to address or Rev. Win. C.

Filler, Reynolusburg, Franklin Ohio. zour xus work like a charm cure Headache al mostwstanter. Truly yours, WM. C. FILLER.

YruiLAjrn. Mich. Jan. 14.1861. Ma.

Spaldlvo. Sir: Not long since I sent to you for a box of Cenhalic- Pilla for tbe Cure of tbe Nervous Headache and Costive-ness, and received the same, and they had so good an effect that I was induced to send for more. Please send by return mail. Direct to A. R.WHEELER, Ypsilanti, Mich.

tram the Examiner, XorfoUc, Ta Cephalic Pills accomplish the object for which tbey were made, vis: Cure of headache in all its forms from the Examiner, XorfoOe, To. They have been tested in more than a thousand cases, with entire success. From the Democrat, St. Cloud, Minn. If you are, or have been troubled with tbe bead- ache, send for a box, (Cephalic Pills,) so that you may nave tnem in case oi au atiacic irom the Advertiser, Providence, R.

I. The Cephalic Pills are said to be a remarkably effec tive remedy for the headache, and one of the very best for that very frequent complaint which has ever been discovered. from the Western R. R. We heartily endorse Mr.

Spaldine. and his unrival led Cephalic Pills. From the Kanawha Valley Star, Kanawha, To, We are sure that persons suffering with tbe head ache, who try them, will stick to them. From the Southern Path Finder, Xew Orleans, La. Try them 1 you that are afflicted, and we are sure that your testimony can be added to tbe already numerous mt that has received benefits that no other medicine can produce.

tram the St. Louis Democrat. The Immense demand for tbe article (Cephalic Pills) is rapidly increasing. From the Gasette, Davenport, Iowa. Mr.

Spalding would not connect his name with an article he did nut know to possess real merit. from the Advertiser, Providence, R. I. The testimony in theL-favor is strong, from tbe most respectable quarters. from the Daily Xews, Xewport, R.

I. Cephalic Pills are taking the place of all kinds. From the Commercial Bulletin, Boston, Mais. Said to be very efficacious for the headache. from the Commercial, Cincinnati, Ohio.

Suffer ing humanity can now be relieved. -A single bottle of SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE will save ten times its cost annually. SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE1 SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE I SAYS THE PIECES I ECONOMY I DISPATCH I 9rrrcs! ra Tura Sates Nora. As accidents will happen even in well regulated families, it is very dee irable to have some cheap and convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys, Crockery, o. SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE meets all such emergencies, and no household can afford to be without it.

It Is always ready, and np to he slicking point. i UBEFCI. IN EVERY- -N. B. A Brush accompanies each Bottle.

Price, 86 easts. Address, HENRY C. No. 48 Cedar Stsxt, Nkw-Yobx. CAUTION- As certain unprincipled persons are attempting to palm off oa the unsuspecting public, imitations of my PREPARED GLUE, I would caution al) persons to ex amine before purchasing, and see that the foil name -SPALDINe'S PREPARED SLUI, te oa tbe outside wrapper all others are swindlla aoanlar aPflfcfTlSai TLAND WAME1) I I YE WbRAW "l82T )fnWEl BBANDYjVj fill IMPORTERS, AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, Cigars, Tobacco, eiic.

OldJBourbon, Old Re. MouongTLhela. Irish and ana Appie a-ui, yuiagjie ana cautwoa wmea; Scotch and Holland Gin, and all other nae grades ofLiquors that can. be found in the Western Country. HORSES, STOCK, PRODUCE, x.

TAKEN IN EXCHANG FOR ANY OF OCR GOODS, or we will exchange fop Willi or I riravod Lands, at Cash Prices, where the titles are perfect. Our terms will be to mr4l tkm uvr of a ni of land a hill of Liauors. Cimrs, Tobacco, Cash Prices, and take our pay in one-third cash, and two-thirds in Land. Parties exchanging Lands for Liquors, Ac, can have the total amount of the bill all at one time, or tbey ran close tbe trade with us, and order the goods in large or small quantities, and only pay the ooe-tbird cafeh pay ment on each order, or we will sell at low credit on the balance. We guruantee our stock to be sept 10-ly NO.

PERRY DAVIS1 VEGETABLE PAIN 1 1 Ia It I THE GREAT FAMILY MDIOXE OP THE AGE! WE ask the attention of the trade aud the public to this kaig and unrivalled FAMILY MEDICINE. For the curt of Colds, Coughs, Weak Stomacn and General Debility, Indiyettiun, Cramp and Pain tn Stomach, Rowel Complaint, Colic, Diarrhea. ChUtra, dec And for Fever and Ague, There is nothing better. It has been favorably know for uiorehl an twenty years to be the ONLY SURE SPECIFIC for the many diseases incident to tbe humau lamsiy Internally and Externally it works equally sure. tuU stronaer proof of these facts can be produce than tbe following letter received uusoliiatedlrvm Rev w.

Curtis Rokko, Malcomb Mich. July w. 18oJ. J. N.

Uakkm Sz Gentlemen The contidence I have in Perry ileva Pain Killer as a remedy for Colds Burns Sprains and Rheumatism, tor the cure of which 1 have success, fully used it, induces me to cheerfully reoommeud as virtues to others. A few months ago I had recourse to it to destroy a felon although I had never heard of its being used lor that purpose Laving suaered intensely lruui a tor mer one, and having no other remedy at hand, 1 applied the Pain Killer freeiy tor about nMluen minutes at eve ning, and repeated the application very briefly the next morning, wbicb eutirely destroyed lue lelon, mad in. creased my couaueooe in the utility of tbe remedy Yours truly, A w.clkiis, Minuter of the Wesley an Methodist Church. THE PAIN KILLER has been tested in every variety of climate and by almost every nation known to Americans. It is the constant companion and inestimable friend of the missionary and travensr, on sea and laud, and no one should travel on our LAKES on RIVERS WITHOUT 11) Be sure you call for and get tbe geuaine Pain Killer, as many worthless nostrums are attempted to be soul on the great reputation of this valuable medicine.

jStf-lJirections accompany mg each bottle. Sold by dealers everywhere. Price 26 cts. 60 eta. and $1 per bottle.

J. N.HARRIS A Proprietors for the Western and Southern States Cincinnati, Ohio. Sold by Berry A Demovilleand k.w in A Co. Nashville. Teun: Uantiedld Co, Memphis.

Tenn; Wright A Co, Scovil A Mead, New Orleaurs Kdwara WUOer, lAMiisvuie, ivy juim Bali, Ohio. octo-dawly DR. 8. O. RICHARDSON'S The Celebrated Xew Remedy FOR HABITUAL CONSTIPATION Jaundice, fiver and Ague, General Debility, and a lUseates arixingfrom a Oitordered Stomach.

Liver or Bowels THEY are are used and recommended by lead in Physicians of the country, and all who use them pronounce them invaluable. Dr James Leepere writes from Navarre, Stark CO, Ohio, Tbe bitters are highly praised by those sudt ing from indigestion, dyspepsia and liver complaint. Davis, Postmaster at Williamsport, Ohm, says, They give great satisfaction. I use them myself, having taken cold, become prostrate aud lust my appetite, lt relieved me, and I can reconunvud it with great assurance of its merits." Dr. Wm, M.

Kerr, of writes us that tbey are the most valuable medicine odered. He has recommended them with great success, aud with tbem made several cures of palpitation of the heart aud general debility. "Thomas Stanford, Blountsville, Henry writes us a long letter under date of May 4, i860. He was much reduced, having been afflicted for three years with great nervous debility, palpitation ot tbe heart of the must severe and prostrating character, "after using a few bottles, I was completely restored, and am now in robust health." George W. Hoffman says he was afflicted with Kben mat ism for twenty years, in all its various forms, and at the date of bis letter he had been two years well tbe Bitters effecting a cure, when several physicians attending him could do him no good.

He says, for rheumatism, dispepeia, liver complaint, kidney atleo tion, or dropsy, it is a specine certain remedy." W. Hunt writes from Delphois, Allen co Ohio, (a section where fever and ague prevails,) that be mos cheerfully recommends them of decided merit in a cases of fever and ague and general debility, D. Gallehers, M. writes from Van Wert, Ohio, I most respectfully recommend the Sherry Wine Bit ters to the notice of all dis peptic persons, and al who require a stimulating medicine. SCCfl WE ABE BECEIYIXG DAiLl FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANYING EACH BOTTU.

Tbey are sold by Medicine dealers generally Price T6 cts, per bottle. J. N. HARRIS Cincinnati Ohio. Proprietors for the Southern and Western States to whom address ail orders.

For sale wholesale and retail by Berry A He movillA Ewin, Pendleton A and Rains A Browr( Nashville, S. Munsneld A Memphis, Tenn. J. Wright A and Soovil A Means, New Orleans; D. Park, Cincinnati, Ohio; Edwaod Wilder, Louisville Ky.

ortS-daw-ly MOFFAT'S Life Pills aud Phcenix Bitters. THESE Medicines have now been before tbe public for a period of THIRTY YEARS, and during that time nave maintained a high character in almost every part of tbe Globe, for their extraordinary and Immediate power of restoriug perfect health to persons BuQering under nearly every kind of disease to wbicb tbe human frame is liable. The following are among the distressing variety of human diseases in which the Vegetable Life Medicines are Known to be infallible: DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleasing tbe first and second stomachs, and creating a flow of pure, healthy bile, instead of the stale and acrid kind FLATULENCY, Lose or Amrrrra, HaABTScax, HjtADActut, ResUeesness, Ill-Temper, Anxiety, lAtngour aud Melancholy, which are tbe general symtums of Dyspepsia, will vanish, as a natural consequence of its cure. COSTTVjKNESS, by cleaning the whole length of the intestines with a solvent process, and without violence all violent purges leave the bowels costive within two days. FEVEES of all kinds, by restoring tbe blood to a regular circulation, through the process of respiration in such cases, and the thorough solution of all intestinal obstructions in others.

Tbe Life Medicines have been known to cure RHEUMATISM permanently in three weeks, and GOUT half that time, by removing local iuhamation Iroin the muscles and ligaments of the joints. TVftPPRTT.g of all kinds by treeing and strengthening the kidneys and bladder; tbey operate most delightfully on these important organs, and hence have ever been foun a certain remedy for the worst oases of GRAVEL Also WORMS, by dislodging from the turnings of the bowels the slimy matter to which these creatures adhere. 8CUKVY.TJXCERS at INVETERATE SORES by the perfect purity which these LUe Medicines have to the blood, and all the humors. SCORBUTIC ERUPTIONS and Bad Complexions by their alterative enect upon the fluids that feed the skin, and the mordid state of which occasions ail eruptive complaints, sallow, cloudy, and other dis. agreeable oomptexiona.

The nae of these Pills for a very short time will ef feet aa entire cure of SALT RHETM and a striking lmpprovement in the clearness of the akin. COMMON COLDS and INFLUENZA will always be cured by one dose, or two ia the worst. FILES. The original proprietor of these Medicines was cured of Piles of 86 years standing by the use of tbe Life Medicines alone FEVER AND AGUX scourge of tb Western oeuntry, these Medicines will be found a safe, speedy and certain remedy. Other medicines leave the system -subject to a return of the disease a cure by these Medicines i persaenent Try them, be satis aed and be cored BILIOUS FEVERS ANf LIVER COM-" PLaTS XS.

Gonaral Debility, Lota of Appetite, aud Diseases of Females the Medicines have been used with tbe moat beneficial results in cases of this de- scriptiea King's Evil and Scrofula, in its worst remarkable Medioinea. Night Sweats, Nervous Debu ty, Nervous Complaints of all kinds, Palpitation of Heart, Painters' Coilo are speedily cured. lTERCURIAL DISEASES. Persona whose con titutiocs have become unpaired by the injudicious use of Mercury, will find these Medicines a perfect core, as tney never iau to eradicate from the system all the effects of Mercury, infinitely sooner than the moat powerful preparations ot Barsaparilla. ujtorpAT, Broadway, New York.

FOR ST ALL DRUQQIS13 tulyl8-dawly DRUMS! DRUMS! JA. McCLURE, S3 Union street, having completed his facilities to manufacture as many as 200 Wood Bass and Snare Drums per day, has reduced the price to 110 tor first class Snare, (Is for 34 inch Baas, and S90 for 29 inch. Persons in the country can have the above sent tbem by remitting the above amount. AlBA tMAivMl Ih. mAHls, rJ kif3ff af the the most nooular sonc ever published, Sent poet-paid on receipt ef 60 oeota.

N. u. iron upums auwt Dy me. KXCHANGE FOR Seoth "WTiisky, Coynae, French. Sherry, Peaeh Ac, or such an assortment as he mav aelecA.

at our kA lurures for a small proportion. Cash, and give luce as good as can be found tbe western country. C. II. TYLrJl As.

28 NORTH SECOND STREET, ST. LOUIS, MfciSuURL JO. EDWARDS, F. a HARRIS, E. P.

EDWARDS. Successors to Edwards, Gilkerson A Wholesale Grocers, Fowardins and Commission Slerebautt, pxAUcns Brandies, Wines, Tobaccos, Cigars, fte Ac. CORXER CHURCH A XD COLLEGE STREETS, XVasiiYille, Teun, vv TE ARE IN RECEIPT OF A LARGE AND WELL selected stock of Groceries, Tobatx, Liquors, cumpriseu in pan as follows, to which we respectfully invite the attention of the Trade. SUGAR, MOLASSES AND STRUT. 75 hbds Louisiana Sugar; 60 bbla Lovering's pow.

25 Clarified dered Sugar; eO bbls Codee; 20 boxes II Loaf Sugar; 100 bbls Plan Lai kin Molas- 60 halt bbls Reuned Moses: lasses; 100 half bbls Plantation CO packages St. Louis Got- Molasses; den Syrup; 60 bbls Refined Molasses; 60 pks New or leans Qu. 60 bbls Lovering's den Syrup, Crushed Sugar; COFFEE. 100 bairs Baltimore Rio 60 bags Old Col Java Cof- Codee; 100 Ikuts New Orleans Rio 60 bags Lsgu Ira Coffee Couee; WHISKY. 100 bbls Rectified Whisky; 60 bbls Robertson county loO Teuu.

White Wbiskv-100 Ky. I "60 bbls Smith's Old Re-luo packages old RyeWb is- serve Whisky; ky 2 puncuevua of Irish aud Scotch Whtfky. BRANDIES, WINES, Ac. 10 quarter casks ASeig- 10 cask Madeira Wine; nette's Branky; 10 pale sherry Wine 10 quarter casks Otard, 25 Old Port liuprey A Co Brandy, 6 Sweet Malaga 20 qr caaka Rocheilc Brau- 10 Dry dy; 60 pks Ginger Wine; 10 qr casks L'uited Pro- 60 baskets Champagne prietor's Braudy 25 boxes Claret; 100 pks Aniericau brandy; 25 pks Lemon Cordial -100 Guiger Miut 60 Cherry 60 boxes Bitters; 6 Blackberry 25 pks Holland Cm 25 Raspberry lOcaUksKuni; TOBACCO AND CIGARS. 300 boxes Virginia Tobacco various brands -600 Kentucky 25 kegs A Smith's Pancake Tobacco; 60,000 StiH-rior Havaua Cigars various brands luo.ooo German 60,000 Domestic CANDLES AND SOAP.

400 boxes Star Caudles; 60 boxes Slearine Candles 2O0 hit to Tallow 150 qr IM boxes jjuep, various kinds; FLOUR, loo bbls extra Familv Flour-loo Superfine loo bags Pennsylvania Buekwheat Flour. SUNDRIES 1000 sacks flue anpc oarse 26 chests Green and Salt; Black Teas; 600 bbls Kanawha Salt; 100 doxen Buckets -1000 kegs Nails and Spikes, 60 nest Tubs; 6O0 boxes Glass Ware; 25 sacks Almonds-600 Roe la Cotton Hope; 60 bbls Pecans and Fll-100 casks Soda; berts; 1000 pounds Bar Lead, 10 bbls English Walnuts-600 bags Shot, assorted luO dosen Broom; sixes; 100 dox Zinc Wash Boards 100 dusen Fresb Cove Oys- 600 reams Wrapping Pa ters; per; 25 cases Sardines, and boxes; 50 bxs Lemon Syrup; 150 pks Raisins; 100 Mackerel, 60 bags Pepper; 25 Allspice: 60 bxs Ground Mustard 60 Firecrackers; 60 bbls Cider Vinegar; ou uuis ajl Aie: With a variety of other articles, nuill-lf EDWAKIJS. HARRIS A CO. Bugles! Drums! TUST Publifhed by J. A.

McClure, tbe Palmetto Sonv ,1 llml (Widi num. n. tbe must popuUr song ever pruned. Price 40 cents-sent to any address post paid. Atuai bloias aua iiklms furnished at the low-est prices, and satistaction guarauleed.

Cull al tbe Southern Music Store, S3 Union street. J. A. Met'LlRE, 4 Music Publiiiber. WAS MAP.

GENFJtAI. WAR MAP, showing the Rail Road com-muUH-4tions throughout tbe Lnited States. W. T. BERRY A "PeS Public Square.

Portable Copying Press. PORTABIJC COPYING PRESS, WITH WRITING CASK. A new and convenient v1m.L- fn t. Camp. Just received by W.

T. BERRY Juopo Public Square. To Ice Consumers. ON and after SUNDAY, JUNE 30th, our Ire Del pots will be closed at A. until 5 P.

on orders from tbe country accompanied with tbe cash, will receive prompt attention. june6-lm. CONRAD, CHANDLER A CO. LOOK HERE. A I persons indebted to the fate firm of A.

H. ROS-CuE A by note, account, or otherwise, will please, call at the Law Office of M. M. Brien, No IS and 10 CltlliriAilA UllilHinir same, as longer indulgence cannot be given, the Books accounts, having been assigned to said Brien in trust for certain purposes, who alone is authorised to sell le the same. u.

w. BRIEN apr20 3ua Trustee, Jkc CIIAS. MELTOif BOISE, SIC.X A.D CEXAHEXTAL PARTES, Corner Odar audMummr streets, AST" All orders from the city or country attended with prumplatws aud despatch. aeplll- Attention. MILITARY BUTTONS, GUM COATS, GUM BLANKETS, RED, BLUE AND GREY WOOLEN BLANKETS, MILITARY SWORDS, COLT'S NAVY PISTOLS, GREY FLANNEL SHIRTS, A fill ntlir Vf ill! m-v fiMwla lv Kn WmA mt M.

POWERS' Corner of Market street and Public Square, junes-lm NASHVILLE, TENN. Your Rags. SEND THEM IN NOW. We want them now and will pay yoa tfiree cents cash for Ibem. The South wants paper want rags to make It.

We run day night, and will Sunday too if neoeaaary tf we can get tbe rags. mayl5-tw2w W. WUITEMAX. LYO.VS LSECT POWDER! FOB SALE BY aivo nvaent wq anl-tr DIt KITV'G'S DISPRN'SARY FOR PRIVATE DISEASES. 'rEr DR- KINO, formerly of New York, tor f-fa the last four years of Louisville, and who has devoted ha attactioa tn the treatment of private diseases for SO years, nailers himself, having attended to a practice for so many years, and cured so many thousands, he is enabled cure ail diseases of a private nataretno matter bow bad they may be from injudicious medicial treatment, or from neglect of their own.

Dr. King's Darpensary at No 23 Deaderick street, between Cherry and the Square, econd story, where he cares all diseases of a private nature. Gonorhen cored without nauseous medtrtnes or la rference with business. Strictures of old or reoect date, effectually eured ta lew days, oy an operation wnicn eaaaes aw pea. Where a Stricture exists health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps no disease causes more mntculef and Bade nines the constitutftoo so ir wh Syphilis, with ail the duwaeas of tbe skin, growing out of neglect or bad treatment, can be effectually eared ia a few days.

lirrnnal Ifanframi M-rn given to this disease, and all tbe con sequences growing out of it, brought on in many eases by the deetraetiv. habits of tnoonsiderata youths, ana exoessiv mtiuW geooe of the aegiect af which will aaiterf mine the ooasututMW, rendering the subject nuut for bBsiness or seciety, and causing premature eW age. tootles wbo may be laboring with nay difaouity et ii Ii inn I imMAiwUMW Parsons reauilng abroad by wntlcg and mattv ther ease, with aiee enclosed, direct to Dr. A. Kir-, Deaderick street, Naaovflle, wiU have rs sary medicines seat ta their eddrwa.

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