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HAT OF the tuition Invariably N adYance.
All the branches usually taught in Female Colleges will
Taught here
ANY number Of boardsrs private fami
lies at s. dollars per month, washing lights ineuded
The Trustees expect short time have
dious buildings erected but will the school the
present Female Academy.
Savannah situated upon high emnsnce Of
Tennessee River No place in tie south West
for healtbfulness r weekly line Of packets
Psducah Esp5r and Florence; besides other regu
larry in the trade. And r weekly line
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Conth Nashville
and Columbia 1t is Of from every direction
rents and guardians will ind nducmen that
ed by any school in the land.
The school will be under the patronage OF the Tennessee Con-
ference Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. while
secsrAnsn will be studOusy avoided, the Bible,
thent city its chronology its history poetry and morals will
regularly and systematically taught It will be
the general principles OF Christianity, nothing will
the opinions to sectaraniSm
By order Of the Board: A. @. McDOUGAL, President.
JAMEa w IRWIN. Sec etarY. LIZ
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FOR MAVOR


We authorised to JOHN HUGH SMITH as cand
date for Mayor atthe ensuing municipal election juy2-tde
We authorized s. N. HoLLIHGswoRTH as
candidate for election TO the Office of Mayor the
nicipA Election. julyI2-te
We authorized to R. B. CHEATHAM as a cand
date for Mayor at the ensuing Municipal election. juylO
FOR COUNCILMAN.
We authorized to announce W s. CHEATHAM as a can
didste for reelection Councilman the th Ward,
at the ensuing Municipal election juue7-td
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CITY NOTICES.
500 CASH.

Tae grover a Baker Special Premium.
R. H. BRocKwAY, representative of the GROVER &
BAKER Sewing Machine Company, offers special
premium of One Hundred Dollars Cash for the best
specimen of family sewing exhibited at the next
State Fair, to be held at Nashville September 10TH
1860
The work to be done by a lady resident of Ten
nessee.
No persons connected with our Offices will be per-
mitted to contend for the premium
july29-tiIl septic.
The HoxE INSURANCE OF New YoRk-This sterling
American company advertses its July statement in
our columns this morning. and the best comment we
can make on its high character to refer to the fol
lowing from the Insurance Monitor:
HONE INSURANCE CeNPANT-The Home Insurance
Company has declared.a second seml-annuaI dIvl-
dend for 1862 of six per cent being sixteen per cent
for the year. The company's assets July LIST 1860
were ST. 4Sl $40, and total liabilities S54 O6S being
surplus over capital (Which is an increase of the
surplus in january of S42S,OO0. The Home from
its prominence, naturally exercises a marked inhu-
ence in the insurance world, and we are therefore
glad TO tsettng the sound example of keeping in
reserve a large surplus over capital and regarding
permanent responsibility and the protection of It's
policy holders paramount to eXtravagant dvi-
dends. The importance of increasing surplusses by
combining dividends to ten per cent per annum, has
been discussed among many offices in this city, and
some have even favored the passage of law like
that of Massachusetts,, which does not allow eompa
MES of that State to divide premiums, until they
are fully earned.
NASH MARR, Insurance Agents, at No. 25 College
street. continue to issue and renew policies and adj
just and pay losses for this very popular Insurance
july2S-3t
bargains! BargainsI
We are offering large stock of Goats, Vests,
Shirts and Drawer for Mems and Boys wear at cost
for cash. WARD, BERNNGHlM, & Co.,
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SAVANNAH FEMALE COLLEGE,
Savannah, Tennessee.

FTNHE first session Of this will commence on Mon
u day. September 3, 1850.
Rev William Browning President, and Professor Of Men
tai Moral, and Natural Sciences
Miss Sue A Smith, NJ Teacher Of Mathematics and Ancient
and Modern Languages.
Mrs Mary Browning, Preparatory Studies.
Miss -, Music
Miss -, Drawing and Painting,eic.
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CHEROKBE REM EDY.
NauseOus bFugs md Poisonous
ninernIG.

Minerals.
NXTE afflicted Of which do you prefer
w pleasant delicious syrup, compounded from Natures
Remedes-one which will speedily and permanently cure
the compounds heretofore use win All er nan
and dbtatng eject together with the loansome diseases
many times following the use Of Mineral Poisons
The Cherokee Remedy Natures SPECIFIC Tor Gonor
rhea Glee Gravel Structure FiuOr Abus Hhtes N Eemaes
and all diseases Of the Urinary Organs curing these diseases BY
laws after all other preparations have aed and one
Of Heavens offending m-n Instances could
produced Of iis effects, which WoEd saRger ereduliy
The pauseOus preparations heretofore used have failed:
this ha MAYER in one been fail Happily for
mankind the Governor OF the verdi Isl Father who AFFECTS
70 kill,
In mercy be has appond Medicine dreadful diseases
which quickly flies 70 all parts Of the system attacks
the disease every and with adeity courage uy
Il rest uDit has completely expelled
from body AID restores the unfortunate patient to former
health AID vigor.
This keedy strikes at the very root Of the disease; its ten
dency not smply to suspend the poison
cause o which It depends.
ii ? And what ENHANCES ITS vALUg,is the entire ab
Of all nduse0s taste smell It lay in count
ing room or on the toilet table without be suspected as
"Remedy" for secret diseases.
treatise VeneTal diseases With ull
permanent cure accompany each bottle
" SOLD oy all respectable Druggists and dealers in med
eines. POTTER & MERWIN Sole Proofistora.
St. Louis, No
Sold Hashyille at Wholesale Berry Demovle and Ev
ing Pendeton; at retail By Hendersho all Drug
gists everywhere decf-dtw& zly-inside
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THE FRIENp or THE NURSERY

Children frequent sui ferers from external injuries
especially from Fluid and C6HlpheEs EsD0si0Rs-there
fore mother should have this healing preparation
constantly hand. 1t heals core Breasts and quickly
the letter or RING WORN, so DrsUdsns IN "a
nursery.
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Mix in the mouth vii the InvgOraor, and swallow
both together. Price 81 per bottle.
SANFORU3S EAMILY CATHARTIC

the mouth vii b the lnvgorator, and swallow
both together. Price 81 per bottle.
Also, SANFORDsS FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS, compounded from vegetable and
ASS CASES, air tight, will keep climate.
The Family Ca LBartiS PILLisa gen
tie but active Csthartic which the proprietor has
used in his practice more than twenty years.
The constantly increasing u demand from those who
long used the PILLS ard the satisfaction which
regard to their has induced place
them within the reach OF all -
The Profession we'll know that different CathaTtcs act
on different portions Of the bowels.
Toe FAMILY A = : THARTIC y l.
with due reference to this well established fact,
teen compounded from = variety the purest Ve6e
table Extracts, which act every part Of the
alimentary canal, and good and safe in all
es where a Cathartic is n needed, such
rangemenIS the stomach, - eePis
ness, Pains in the e Back and l. o 1 n =,
COSIiVeOess, p in and Soreness over
the whole - d Y, = from sudden cold, which
frequently, if neglected - end in long of Fe
yer Loss of Appe- . Iite, "A Cree ping SEN
saIiOn of Cold over : the bOd.r, Restless
ness, Headache, or weight in the II cad
all InflammaIO ry . Diseases, Worms, in
Children Adults, Rhe ism, great
Purifier Of the Blood y and many diseases to which
heir numerous to mention in this advertise
ment. Dose to 3. Price dimes
The Liver InVigOratOr and Family Ca
tharGiC aled by Druggists generally and sold
wholesale by the trade Ia all the large towns.
ST W.SANF0RD, NJ. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor, 1886 Broadway, n. Y.
O.J. WOOD CO.,
febI st. louis, Mo.
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steamer sailed.

New YORK, July 2S.-The steamer City of Balti-
more sailed for Liverpool to-day, taking 81, 10 900
in specie. She took New Orleans mails Of the 24th
and telegraph dispatches of the 29th.
River News.
LOUISVILLE, July 2S.-The river is falling with 3
feet inches water in the canal
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BROKEN AND WORTHLESS
Agricultural Bank, brownsville
Central Bank OF Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Mechanics Bank. Memphis.
Memphis Savings IEstltution.
Exchange Bank, Murfreesboro'
Miners and Manufacturer Bank. Knoxville
Rank Of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank OF Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, Dandrioge.
OF brokers caerng s on the dollar fer the notes
Bank Of East Tennessee, and Exchange Bank.
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ID D.DAyY VS. Z. NJ Perkins and others. In this

ID D. DAYY y. NJ. Perkins and others. this case
III. appearsfrom tho compliments BILL which sworn to-
that the defendants, Perkins residents of the
State of Tennessee Its therefore ordered that publication
made in the Nashville Union and successive
we9ks requiring them to appear at the next term OF this Court
Thursday after the third Monday in August and plead
demur to said BILL the will be
fed against them and for hearing said term the
iuIys, '6O-v4t-prs fee So G. NJ HAMILTON. O. 4 NJ.
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BURMA scALns

instantly relieved Of their anguish pain and inham-
nation, by tisey sPplica ton this marvellous healer
and the flesh is as by q charm, no blsnish or
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GODEY,S LADY,S BOOK FOR AUGUST.
GODEY'S LADY,S BOOB FOR AUGUST.
PETERSON,S MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST.
PETERSON,S MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST.
KNICKERBOCKERm MAGAZINE for August
KNICKERBOCKER MAGAZINE for August.
JUST RECBIVED BY
JOHN YORK & co.
iuyIs Nc. IS Union Street
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No ThrOugh Rates except those specified
above.
Shpments from all stations the Nashville and Chaa
Railroad west Stevenson entitled
Produce other articles shipment New York Phla
deplia Boston, and Baltimore will tie forwarded FREE
CONNssoNs if consigned dup receipts With full
Agents Carolina Railroad,
Charleston, agent Central hailroaG savannah,
Z. ". ANDERSEN,
Nashville, Jul 90, ls6O-dlm General Agent.
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CASEY'S HOTEL
GSplessanty situated,
No. Al, FRONT STREET, No. Al,
(7tOo Doors South of tho Public Sg.ars)
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
portion Of the community, at the small Of
One Dollar per Day,
For Board and Lodging for transient peon The
belonging news good keys every
in the house. well satisfied il the travelling public
give me call they will be we'll pleased.
One dollar saved is equal to two earned.
Come, eat. drink and bemery.
N. B-There is Drinking Saloon attached the house
with choice liquors Heb 1twtm.
CATOOSA SPRINGS.
ENHE subscriber having again taken lease of this well
Il watering place, justly famous as the
Saratoga of the South,
and thankful patronage season. again
be prepared to receive visitors by the middle Of June next and
will strive to merit continuance Of that patronage which here
ofcre has been literally bestowed upon this popular Sumner
Resort.
atansb uxues of the season. and have made arrangements
to keep on hand constant supply Of Ice.
south and shall provide sucency Of faithful and attentive
ervants. have also engaged the servicesof
SUPERIOR MUSICIANS,
and delight concord Of sounds will
The KxbfCYAL VIRTUES of these many and varied min.
we'll known 20 require extensive de-
scrpon In addition the Red While and Black Sulphur
Springs many Of them combined with Iron and Magness, there
is nexhaustbe we'll of the pursst Free Ny
daons very extensive have many pleasant cottages
srse from the main hotel where families be quiet and
tired as in their homes.
SITUATION, CONVEYANCE, &C.
CSoos Springs are in CatoOsa county Ca ~ miles from
the Western and Atlantic Railroad fine Omnibus and good
Hacks will platform the arrival Of each train. The
Springs have direct railroad communication with savannah
Charleston, Augusta Macon, Medgeve Columbus Atlanta,
Montgomery, Nashville and Chattanooga.
Terms of Board
..... $4,000. .- .-. -. . --.-
Visitors wish engage board BY the season, with their
families will be boarded $50 month Those who wish
esngsg board the would do well to address the
Springs.
Il TChdren and servants boarded at half price
april 25-dtE4m j. ]. HARTMAN.
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lgruultural.
Plant Protectors,

Few articles about a garden are mora
convenient than these SIMPLE affairs. of
which III ordinary hand. IT all used In
tie sa" and hammer, could make IN one
wet day probably all that would bs re.
CURED. We have alluded TO them before.
ihey are made as follows: Cut upa
three'fourth inch plank, ut least a foot
"ide, INTO lengths OF twelve vr fifteen
inches. These are the cover, or tons.
which are 10 screen your plants forn sun
ami irost. Raise them above the plsn,.
you wish to protect, by mailing them st
each end to narrower bit of plank, saw
SIX to nlne inches III width, and OF the
same length rs the width of the cover
When you fear frost, put these over the
hl'is ot beans, cucumbers, DC 1t will pro
'ect them perfectly. IL you wish to trans
P'an' your cabhages, or anything in your
mower garden, do not wait for a season
out do 1t any day. just at night, in fresh.
dug soil, giving the roots a good water
ing Cover !hem daily with the protec.
'ors' taking them off At night, that they
may be fresheued with the dew. After q
couple Of days il will be eufficien, 10
stand the protector on edge on the south
side OF the pants to keep of the midday
sun. In three or tour days the roots will
be established. Another use for them i,
when the weather is so dry that hills OF
melons, squashes, DC, will not come uo.
Water the bills with fine rose WATERING
pot, and lay the protector over the bills,
and the young seedlings will soon make
'"r'r appearance. When above GROUND,
iake on he protector aud isi the de= f.!I
upon them At night, and IN a day or two
dispense with it entirely They are ex-
ce'Ien,, also, to put over the patches OF
newly planted flower seeds, causing them
to come up much sooner. Remove them
when necessary to admit mud rains, and
entirely when the plants appear. Try
te" 81 them, and you will 6ud they are
tar better than flower pots. which are
generally used for these purposes, excel
ing IN cheapness, convenience and utility.
---Ficld and FWeside.
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EXPENSES III travel. Now, indeeo. she !.
SO well known that she roes tree as a;,
irom Maine to Texas on all routes Su
Perlntendent> Of roads eagerly give her
Tree tickets tor wear
She Ia 40, rich A native of Salem
Massachusetts, she WAS born forty five
Years ago of an old and arls,ocratrc f,ini
" Al the age Of twenty, with p.rly
ot ladies and gentlemen, she visited the
states PRISON III Chariestown Mass. At
'ha' daN innatlcs were always confined
with criminals. There were no sepers,e
asy'ums tor thus unhappy class. Tie in
c"mgruitl Of thus srrurk herl Thar.
were twenty mad men III the prison Ms.
fortune, dlsense, Ii not crime Nhy Ar.
these here she asked Of memner O.
the Legislature, who was one OF her oar.
u. 1T Is customary ! was the careless
reply You ought to appropriate money
I" erect separate institution for the II,
saur she said.
Draw "p your Till, Mss DIX he said
re"sAntI,, 'and will introdu il y
Sh" took him ut his word the hilI
''''''''Ntb' MUCH ttbhtp I'ltDH ed
'e addressed letters 10 lis Li,eresI on
Ion"n'S p~aGiug Tor 1t! She p,evaIled
1t WAS carried, nd An appropriation of a
"'Er amount OF money Was voted, and
tie next year the walls Of an insane .>y.
'nm began Il he urrearod I! Thus roNle
Young woman did not stop here! She
vsiIed Rhode lsIuud. Conucc,;cnt and
other States! She made il her m,>s,nu
to build up aSy!uns aud - reform prison
erS She has Travelled on her own pa,er.
nal income Of two thousand dollars or
little more, and out OF it has ho,ne al her
expenses, and done all tha; size has Zone,
God bless her Heaven reward her !
'n earth !ens Of thousands Of the han
less Insane and of tie unhappy prisoner.
liii up their hands and voices M prat,f !
h"nedicilon' upon her head Honor 10
her sex , Honor to her race WLa,
homage shall he Withdrawn from her
that grateful age can give. Long NAV
she live to pour tain upon the burning
brain OF the lunat,c aud ameliorale the
condition ot the prisoner and captive.
IN reuOjr.
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suu0ug RruAiuq.
Christ's Lambs, and How he Knows
Them.

Mary and May we're walking across a
field from school one day, when they saw
some sheep with some red letters panied
on ;her il-eces.
- see, May J said Mary, those sheen
have some marks on them. wonder
what they are furs
That's the mark. the farmer knows his
sheep bv,' sand May. Don't YOU know
what our teacher said TO us about .j.sus
having marks to know hIs lambs byY
Yes but Jesus don't put marks like
mat on his lambs. does he 7 asked MARY.
NO, Mary; Jesus puts his mark in us
on our souls aud not on our bodies
Little MAY WAS right. Jesus does mark
ms lambs III their hearts. Yet the mark
can be seen. Does that seem queer to
you Let me make il plain.
SUPPOSE little Mary should strike little
May, and May, ad of striking back
should say:
Don't be angry with me. Mary. lam
your friend, and | love YOU very much
indeed Let me kiss your
N"ud not that show Mav's heart 10
he hurn'le. patient aud loving? Well
humility. patience, and love are the marks
which Jesus puts on his lambs b,
these and similar marks he knows them,
and others know them too.
But when YOU see u child proud, ugly.
and hateful, YOU may know it is not
Chrrst's lamb, for proud, ugly tempers
a"d unloveilness ATE not Christ's marks.
hm, Sntans
Little George, for exmshIe, had Saran's
mark in hlm. One dav his mother said
20 him.
George my dear, go TO school 1t is
nearly nine o'clork.'
4 won't ! sand George.
III Won don't | shall tel, your father
a"d he'll whip YOU
i don't care said George. anal .v ay
he ran into lane. where he Idle. ;,.ay
all the morning. PLAYING with hrs whlp
and watching people WHO role past.
Now i WON'T and don't care are Sa
tan'S marks. The child ho has them
needs to get rid "f them or he will come
to bad end As George r4al, did When
ne become fourteen years old he would
GO to sea in spite Of hrs mothers wishes.
There he grew worse aud worse, AND fnalr
/ ly his ship was wrecked. and George VAS
cast upon a rock. Bot even there he WIS
not safe. for hig wave came aud wash
eu h'in ihto tne sea, ~n,.c Ia, ,,.:.t.I :.
his slus!
Poor George! Sa:an knew him and
I >"ntan ruined him, rs he will all who
/ bear his marks.
Can chlId get Saran's marks washed
! OF ! = YES. The blood Of the blessed
Jesus can wash them all off, Millions of
bows ahd girls have proved this and are
now n heaven. Thousands Of children
too, still on earth, who used TO have the
! won't and the i don't care and ugly
temper, and the disohedieu,, and even ihe
had word mark upon them, have had
them all washed away hv the blessed Re-
deemer's blood The Saviour has also
put the new marks upon them and saws
OF them:
i am the good Shepherd, and know
nv shee". and AN known of mine. |
lay down my life for the sheepr
Blessed Jesus put Thy mark on all nv
readers, and let me lie gathered with
them 10y and 10y in thy heavenly fold q
o good Shepherd hear this drawer Of
mne for Thy dear loves sake Amen.
Let all my rhrIdren say, Amen. w.
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Rule For Selecting A Good Cow

lhe following hiuts upon selecting
good COWS are well worth attention.
But AIN not ID favor of tbe rule of
selecting cows that yie:d the most mix
per day or season, in arriving At \ proper
standard OF excellence for the best. y
h- nnahh OF mrIk cow will give. il
'n"'c"'ea oy hair and skin, and Yellow
color Il the SKIN inside of The ear. and
other paris not th,ckIy covered with hair
l nave never known COW, with soft. fur.
IKE ha'r and mellow skin, Appearing vel.
low aud gummy at the roots of m. ha,r
"hen parted with the hands, thai WA.
no' a good butter COW, aud " hen ia,,.ned
would NIX iailow well with flesh. Hsy.
ing been accustomed 20 iatten nv cows
mat failed for dairy purposes, by age or
o'hef"ise, Tor many years, and beng ON
the lookout for causes of knowr result,
nave observed that those known 70 piye
good mix, made most thrift in taiIow
when fed to tatten. Hence, the coucIu.
sion, that COWS that handle well N what
me butchers call la!loN JOINTS. may he
judged to give rich mix, The quantity TO
lie Judged by plainly mark.u design of
nature IN her physical structure. Instead
OF heavy head. horns, neck and sboulde,,
ana comparatively hght hind ouarters.
"h'ch is characteristic oi the opposite sex.
She should show an opposite design, b, a
leu, "'ne c"untensnce, hight head, neck
abd shoulders, widening backward from
her chest to the Ioln and hind quarters.
where the mos strength is required.