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+The Grand Duke Of Baden, Louis, born August 10, 1924, Is under
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tHis hthor, Ferdinand, husband Of the late Queen, was regent On.
til september 16, 1855.
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ON THE PETITION Of Richard N. Hoe, Of New York, \. " pray
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1859
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STATE DsSAsEnsrr
The whole machinery employed % conduct the business arising oat
simple than Is generally conceived. The number employed Ia tho
oue secretary ofstate. GIou. Lewis Ca 4 ono Iss.ssana .a - on" =
STATE, 0Hon. John Appleton one chief clerk, twelve clerks one t,aos
Ator, and one librarian.
800 ~ N o.Anen VI ue sAe department nAs
o oIass ~ y y Z" ta oes~svh ts aepa,tnlsnl and other a.
ss aecredftod 10 ,hIs royarnnen, In a an aiaia~sSa ofssn -
sent Sq from ron ue aspaE.%sns and communication g commissioner IN,
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Dung nrS n'oi ~ AlAiSl @oio OF mdeA
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kel between the department and the oonsuls and commercial agents
Of The United States. In il instructions 10 those officers, and answers
70 uieir dispatches and 10 letters from other persons asking tor consul
hr agency, or rehnng 70 consular affairs, are prepared and recorded.
m, Dis,g7foo aant III M cb.,g 4, All "a
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The Tfanslaor-His duties are TO furnish such TRANSACTIONS as the
department. may require. He also records the commissions Of consus
u vice eohseis, When not IA hhBhshI upon winch e&equaturH are
Issued
CLERK of Ar9oiutuaeaA and csamisious - He makes mn and racorts
commissions letters of appointment, and nominations to lhe Senate.
makes out and records exequaturs, and records, when In English, the
commissions on which they are issued, Has charge of the library.
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oartnen rom ,he ureSdsn, ynnar ~ ani,sn,i,,,s 80 49,,
p phtaI nh JIM oWa um ~ on"n ~ p"a's so aa uoni Yu eolhes ueieoi
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their dIstviibu,Ioo 1branshot ,ba h0iteS So s,aia, ad , M = Aa an aeov 70
nnon,s IA DtJi.o,an n sasas,, - ahIJ,, nj d me- a. 1870 a ;" ~
snartrnan ,srnIns ana spswariag IN iat,a,s me-, = rso
ms eharge ~ al ,pdian trealies and business relating theroto
CLak y Aahhasea.ons aa ospwsghs.he mas charge OF the
seals o the United STATES and Q te department, ana prepares and
uIcno ,uloai y p'pels Piesehua wr autnsnuoauohi receives
ahu accounts r me y iihs onsisc OF Pupncauohs trahsniaea 10
dexes Their ttiesi records all letters from the department, other than
1tfhT fu"o" aAai astpS ne par au VT 4Iuon
a aS,. 5eI mss ne d ~ res'S's ssxs aa ai ~ 81 "a sop peaspn sane ~ pA reaS. On
ali, 1870 ~ All ,o,,o,s o,hsr ,.an ,tnlonsHc ant nansn1arf
o oei " AMI o. se disposition h0hi prepares ie"erS reAans
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It's seen that the area OF Kansas is nineteen thousand square miles
greater than that of all New England, New York, and New Jersey
aud that tho area of Nebraska IL ninety five thousand miles greater
than that of all the non sIaveholding states except California. oregon
Is nearly equal in extent to all New England, New York, Pennsyl
vania, Ohio, and Indiana. It's possible that New Mexico ana hesia
will be embraced ia ono territorial organization by Congress at the
present session, containing 2ss, 600 square Understanding al New
england, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois. WASH
ington exceeds in extent all New England and Now York.
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a comparative statement OF the area Of the present States with that
of the territory destined 10 be erected into States exhibits the inter
sstng fact that the area OF the latter IN square miles exceeds tht 0
the former The superficial area Of the Territories, organized and UNI
nrRanlzed Is set down as folowB
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Square miles

#Bquaro miles. %. -.---,.- -.".. .-ssrE'' r-'.'s' .'-if"'5"'
To these Daeotab Bto be added, of tho extent of which we haV
seen no estimate.
The superficial area Of the present States Is as follows
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TABLE EXHIBITING THE SEATS OF GOVERNMENT, AND
THE TINES OF THE ELECTION OF STATE OFflCERS Or
THE SEVERAL STATES.
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Statevpsut shotOtng me quantity Of sramp land approved 20 he Sepe'
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Ptiutate Of unsoEd and uHappropriated land is each Of tie States and
TERRITORIES, Including Surveyed and unsHrpeyed, offered and AHGga-
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GOVERNORS OF THE SEVERAL STATES TERRITORIES,
WITH THEIR SALARIES TERMS OF OFFICE, AND THE
EXPIRATION OF THEIR RESPECTIVE TERMS.
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gHE WEsqBRN TERRITORIES.

Total ...... no., 2~o7,b72.74 90
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vrunks and Va,ises.

yITKhave saaaH sssart meat II Trucks and vAltses
w whieh nc are seilss. eAa-p Cor cash
junelo-sf }. a. scsIiL-
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COMMUNICATED.

Torture has at last done its work. and
HENRY WRIGHT sleeps with his fathers. la
the fall prime of vigorous manhood, with
all the sweet charities of Lille blooming at his
freside; be is cut down by the slow process
Of a six months torture. Ten minutes for
explanation, at the outset of this cruel pros
ecuiien, would have saved all the suffering
which has followed. But the opportunity
was not given-the reasons will perhaps
never be known in this world-eternity will
unfold the whole
Even in that mournful hour, when, an is.
sane man, he was brought before a human,
tribunal to be examined Tor crime. had ong
friend been near him, all the horrible results
would have been arrested. Bat that friend
Was not there. In the hour Of peril he be-
trayed his trust, and stood aloof.
Lel the friends Of HENRY WRIdHr be COM
forled- A power mighter. than tue mightiest,
has interposed, aud taken him s.where the
wicked cease from troubling, and where the
weary are at rest" Blessed, thrice blessed
consolation. la bis hour OF dis. .lutIon rea.
Eoa resumed her seat To a dear friend Al
nis bedside, he expressed his trust In n Sa-
sloaf-his willingness to die-his eoasciousnrss
u hafing lived an bonest lIfr--aad sent ms
age 81 affection 90 bis absent friends. ThIs
aiea hkAhf WRIGHT ia the 4Sth year OF his
lie age.
- .sRxzou,e.s,,, 4. al
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Election Of Attorney General and
RepOrter of the State.

DURSUANT 10 ins ruct oDs from tn Governor of the
L State, will on Saturday the 18th day of August,
and Reporter for the State, f the vacancy occa-
stoned by the resignation John L. T. Sueed.
The following persons Ia been appointed Judges
Clerks and Receivers o. votes for their several Wards
and Precincts. Where vacancies have been left the
receivers of votes are requested TO I'll them.
District No. !. LIST Ward. Judges, 6. F. Jones,
John Coltart, John Beatty Receiver, ]. n. Hobbs;
Clerks J. J. Everett, Alex. Ledbetter.
2d Ward.-JUdges, I. J. Halle, W. II. Townsend
NJ. NJ MonOhan; Receiver, W. p. Downs Clerks John
ii. Sloan jr., Geo Glenn
Sd ward-Judges, L. H. Iauer, B. s Weller, W
L. Boyd; Receiver, John Reddick Clerks, JAS A Nc
Iaughn, v. 3. Hueman
Attn ward-Judges, John Martin, J ". Fehs, B.
H. Brown; Receiver, J. n. Alexander Clerks, James
5th Ward-Jadges, u F Carter, Mason vannoy J
Coleman; Receiver, Canon Tucker; Clerks, John II
Currey II MeEwen
9Th ward-Judges, 10 Francis, Thos W Chiffon, V
Binghi Receiver, Pyle Clerks, WIN Mnton,
NJ l. Cartwright.
7th ward-Judges, Win Davis, Isaac Paul, John
C'rbitt: Receiver, VIM NJ White; Clerks, John Nc
Keen, John Tanksey.
sIh Ward-Jddges, WIN Harrison, II Conger NJ c
Cotton; Receiver, DObsOn; Clerks, Patrick Bunk
alt, Geo Cotton.
Dislriet.No. 2-Judges, John J Corley, T NJ Patter
son, McAurray; Receiver, Thomas FuqGa.
District N02-Wm ID Philips, George W Charlton,
III mas Mann. Recover, VIM Dobson.
District No. 4-Thos Page, Eleazer Hamilton, W
C Dobson; Receiver, b NJ Hurt.
District No. 5-Judges, Wan Cartwright, J X Ed
mondson, j ID Shumate; Receiver, Rowe
h-triet No. Judges, Nm Austin, JOal Battle
W Gambifl; Receiver, Joel Battle.
District No. Judges, John Hope, w K WAR,
jas Ragan; Receiver, W Briley-
District No. S-ILdges. W Ramsey, Daniel Car
mack, Jas Rains. Receiver A Ramsey
District No 9-Judges, W Hagans, Thomas b
johnson, Andrew Gregory; Receiver W Lucas.
District No l0-Judgcs, sam Mann ng, W Hard
ing, J NJ Hawkins; Receiver John Barrow.
District No 1I-Judges. VIM Edmundson, Henry
COmptin, Allen Cotton; Receiver, W Cotton.
District No. l2-Jndges, Jesse Jordan, VIM Z
Watkins, JJosiiR; Receiver, Arts Brown.
District NJ. l4-Judges, jas l. Greer, II l. Porch,
SHELTON nem0ss: Receiver, W G Smtb
District No 15-Iudges, John ) trrhard, Thos J
Allison, Joe Mays Receiver, Moses Greer.
District No. Is-Judges. Hobson, A White, 5.
Peach; Receiver, Jas Russell; Clerks, Jas Lands
ley Jas rrmbie Brown
District No. Ia-Judges, W II Hamblin, W Hud-
soc, John Taylor; Receiver j ok Gee.
District No. 20-Judges. Hail, W NJ Dismukes,
John Cartwright, Receiver, WIN Luton.
Dislr CT No 2i-Judges, Jas YsFborongh, W Bal
owe. W Ewing, Re seivs'r u z Ialnier.
District No. 22-Juages. Geo gill, G Walker
Gilbert Marshall: r ceivel-, Abb shaw
District NJ. 23-Juagtsss Drake, Raiston,
Laws Williams; Receiver, " ii Hyd,.
District No. al G Carney Thos Bys1r, Ed II
Graves; Receiver, Chine Garrett
JAMES N HINTON.
June2e.-,d. sheriff OF Davidson Co
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DIR. KINGS DISPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

Wf4Ez6<. DR. KING formerly Of New York, for
AH@AA the last four years OF Louisville, Ken
lucky and who has devoted his attention TO the treat
ment of private diseases for so years LISTERS
himself, having attended to practice FOR so many
years and cured many thousands, he is enabled to
all diseases of private nature, no matter how
bad they may be from lDjndeious medical treatment
from neglect Of their own. DIR. Kings DspensaTy
is No % Deaderick street, between Cherry and the
square second story where he cures all diseases OF
private nature
GoNoKRHEA cured without nauseious medicine or in
reference with business
STRUCTURES of old recent date eectually cured in
few days, by operation which causes no pam.
Where Structure exists health cannot he enjoyed
Perhaps disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution so much.
SYPHILIS with all the diseases OF the skin, growing
out of neglect CT bad treatment, can be eneciualy
cured in a few days.
SEMINAL WEAKNESs-Particularatte tionhaving been
given to this disease, and all The consequences grow
ing out of il, brought on in many cases by the de-
structivc habits of ncOnsidcrate Youths aud exces
indulgence OF the passions, neglect OF which viii
undermine the coDsiituton rene: the subject unit
for business society and causing premature old
Females who may be labOring with any difficulty Of
tire Womb may restassared OF immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case win fee Enclosed directed TO Dr. A King,
No % Deaderck street. Nashville, Tenn, will have
the necessary medicnesent TO their address with ne
sessary directions. Strict secrecy observed. Office
hoursfrom 9o'clOckin the morning until in the eve
ninG maVSO-indAwly
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IN roxs sssslas.Fis isan .ssz.sssei.ss sss q
NJ ala - - - 4i< 9<l ~
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Attorney General and Reporter.

ga We are authoriz ID to announce SAMUEL TUR-
NEY of White county, a candidate for the office OF
Attorney General and Reporter n this State, to ill
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of Gen
john 7. Sneed june29-te
EE-M TON A. HAYNES, of Memphis, is a cand
date for Attorney General and Reporter. Election 18Th
of August, 1859. june20-te
Rs- We are authorized to announce JAMES w
BEADERICK, ESQ Of Washington county as a candi
date for the Office Of Attorney General and Reporter
Tor the State, to fill the vacancy occasOned by the
resignation OF Gen. John l. I. Sneed.
junc2O-te
"a We are authd&zed to announce VIM. D. REESE
Jr., Esq. a candidate for the Office Of Attorney
General and Reporter for the State.
lnay3O-td
Ga We are authorized 10 announce J. o. SHACK
ELFORD, Esq, of GAINESVILLE, as a candidate Tor the
Once of Attorney General aud Reporter, TO al the
cilncy occasioned by the resignation Of Gen. John
T. Sneed. may27-td
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
Foreign per steamer arabia.


New YORK. June 29. -Parliament has re-
assembled. Palmerston postponed the pre-.
sentation OF the programme for the present.
Gen. Schock has suspended Ged. Gyulai.
The Anstrians report that Urban has re-
pulsed Garibaldi's forces. Garibaldi was at
Pressia.
The Austrian troops are moving towards
Italy.
Napoleon demands 81 600 additional men
to besiege Historical Square, between the Mi
nicio and Adije.
1t is reported that the Anstrians are pre-
pairing al Mantua TO attack the allied army.
A general war is feared from the mobiliza-
ton OF the Prussian army and the hostile
attitude of the German Confederation.
Kossuth passed through France on his way
to Italy.
Napoleon's corps has commenced moving.
The Austrians are reported having entered
the Vatfelyne.
The Paris Bourse is depressed.
NEW YORK. June pa Vienna dispatch
says the French have established a depot on
the Alhapian coast. aud disembarked large
guam les o gold coin.
An Austrian corps d'Arme, which left An
COMA for Tessaro, had been directed towards
the lower Pc to join the troops in the Pro-
vinas.
1t is uncertain yet whether Anconia has
been wholly evacuated or not.
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Comiaerrial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
AsHyuIE. June 40. 1859.

unc ": 1871
We have now reached the dull season of
the year when business of all kinds is at a
stand; and SO continues until the opening of
the Fall trade.
The river is getting down to very low
point. and is navigated only by the smallest
steamers.
COTTON.-There is nothing doing in this
article.
TOBACCO-An occasional sale of a few
hogsheads takes place; without any change
in prices.
BACON.-Shoulders are worth z; Hams 9;
Clear Sides 81 from wagons. From store.
packed ! cent more.
LARD.-Good Lard. in suitable packages,
readily commands 1O4C9I0a.
wHEAT.-Prime Red 81 90; White, S1@
81 10.
FLOUR.-Demand brisk. Extra So 90 per
barrel; Superfne Sc 5O@7; Extra Family
Flour in bags, wholesale SO 75-retail 81
per 90 lbs.
CORN.-Market bare, demand increasing.
Buyers are giving IS cents, and furnishing
sacks.
CORN MEAL-s1@1 25c. This range in
cludes the retail prices.
WHIsKY.-Rectiied 26@2S; country
brands 5OC975c.
IRON.-Tennessee-B SIC, Band 7G971.
Horse Shoe 81, Nail Rod 9, Boiler 81. Sheet
| 84992. Hoop 5000. Pittsburg-Bar 81,
Band 5I96. Horse Shoe 5, Nail Rod Z, Sheet
54@6, Hoop 7@73.
NAlLS.-Tbrees SIS so. Fours S4 so per
keg, Skies 81, Fights 81 IS, Tens and larger
sizes So rs.
DRIED FRUIT-Little doing. Apples 1
so. Peeled Peaches, So 5O94; Unpeeled,
81 so.
ROPE.-Grass 123@14c. Jute 12a, Cotton
Thread 222@23.
LEADS cents p b.
SHOT.-Buck So 40 Drop 81 90 per bag.
Blasting Sc So and Rife IS
so per keg.
| SEEDS.--Hungarian Grass Seed 81 90;
Milet S3@3 so; Flax seed ST.
SALT.-FiDe sack is worth 81 60C91 IS;
Coarse, 81 so. Barrel 4Oc per bushel.
SUGAR.-We quote, in bbls; 7I9S1. !
cent less in hhds. N Y. Coffee Sugars IO(9
| ll4c; Crushed and powdered 12C9124c; Loaf
l2RI2t.
MOLASSES---In barrels, 40, in halves
As cents.
GOLDEN SYRUP-In Barrels zoe, in
half-harrels 49, in kegs so cents
| COFFEE.-Stock ample, demand fair.
Prime Rio is worth 12I@I3 cents. Laguyla
IA; Java 1920.
CANDLES.-Star, firm at 10 for IA OF;
p for full weight; Tallow, l1@121c.
HIDES AND LEATHER.--W quote green
hides 5 C96a cents, dry 14C@2sc. Country
Oak Sole Leather 34936c p ID. for best quail
| ity; Harness 30032
GINSENG -50(G55 cents.
BEESWAX.-35 CENTS
FEATHERS.-In moderate demand at IS
@37!.
RAGS.-For Cotton Rags in good order
3 cents is readily paid.
WOOL.-Tub-wasbe in demand at 35
cents, pulled. 2SC930; unwashed 2O922.
| OILS-Linseed, 9Oc; Lard 81 10; Tanners
| 759l00 Cod Liver 81 10.
BALED HAY-From store s24, s25, s2e
per ton.
OSNABURGS AND YARNS.
Rest RrandS A OSnaburUs I0l
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TT She was out yesterday, in all her
glory. Gay vas the silk robe she wore-a
little too heavy perhIps for the season-but
then didn it ,ustle as she guided along.
Lovely wa Il at little witch of a bonnet, as
it sat on the roll of her rich clusters of dark
hair and played at bo-peep with the zephyrs
which famed her brow. Sweet were th.
smiles that played around her cherry lips,
and killing the flashes of her dark eyes. Oh
when will she be out again? where was ye
Ely that heidi not essay TO ascertain the OBJ
icct OF that stroll
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RHEUMATISm.

OF years standing, has been totally cured Piles,
Ulcers, Tumors Running Sores Scrofula. Sti Joints,
Felons, Swellngs, Burns, Bites, Bols, Chaps, Neu-
ralgia, Salt Rheum, and ali aches and pains upon
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Esf- THE KNTCKERBOCKER MAGAZINE for
Jdiy, has been received. Within the past
year the publisher of this sterling periodical
has made such improvements as to place ii
in the very front of our Magazine Literature
Its principal editor Mr.. CLARKE, is not only
one of the best humorists but one of the best
men in the United States. No one can long
be reader of the .Knickerbocker" and fail
to "fall III love" with that most amiable and
kindest hearted of the men OF the times.
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r. b. CHEATHAa and A. G.. MERRITT, can
didIies for joint Representative from this
(aoating) District, win speak at
Ashland, Monday, July 4
Turnersville, Tuesday, July 5.
Hudgen's lanyard. Wednesday, July 6.
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Such language this is but the constant and nat
uraI echo wherever this article is used.
This Lniment is indispensable 10 planters and own
ers of horses and mules Mr.. John Daniels, Mont
gomery, Ala, sold slave for $500, who was raised
from utter useIessness by this LniInent. Every
family should have 1t. Be very particular and en-
auire for the Mustang Linment and take other.
Sold by all dealers throughout North and South
America Europe, and the Islands Of the ocean, for
rs cents, SO cents, ann 81 90 per bottle.
BARNES 4 PARK, New York
aprI4-5mdwtw.
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Ess- In the matter OF the challenge of Fire
Company No ) by the rs to test publicly the
relative capacities of their enginls. We leai n
that the committee to negotiate the terms and
conditions of the trial have been unable 10
agree. and the subject is 10 he again referred
to the respective Companies. We expect to
see some tall throwing when the trial is mad =.
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LAND FOR SALE.

E,oR sale a very desirable Tract OF Land con tain
II ing about SO Acres, fronting the Murfrees-
borO' Turnpike and within miles OF the corporation
OF Nashvtl e, and IN the neighborhOod &C Frankita
aud Minerva Colleges and the Washington Insti-
tute.
This valuable Tract OF Land 10 well adapted for q
hrstraie residence, Commanding one Of The finest
views IN David on county. great portion OF the
land is rich bottom, with branch Of excellent wa
ter running through Il from about 30 never failing
Springs. It's short distance from the eHy will rem
der Is yalunbe for Brewery, Distillery 1annery or
any manu- 'cturmg business which requires a large
quantity Of pure water and unsurpassed FOR mar
ket garden, orchard aud winery. The improvements
consist Of Frame HOUSE, nearly new with Kitchen
Stables, &C, and all enclosed with a coed fence
chiefly plank and picket. Terms very liberal
For particulars apply 10
nSay26-triw2m Z. r. GLASCOCK co.
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