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TfSNEsSEE Woot--In addition to the many
t,.~,i nonials given to the world, from time TO
time of the superiority Of wool grown ia this
Stat, we take pleasure in adding the follow
ing rom one OF the oldest wool manu9acru-
rers In the United States, and one Of the
mot experienced practical judges in the
world. We trust the day is not far distant
wbeI the production Of this great commercial
staple will take its proper station in the in
dustrial pursuits Of the State:
Nav YORK. May IS. 1860.
Marx r CocKRnI- ESQ. Nashville, Tenn
D-.rr .ssr: Your favor OF the 9th duly came to
b. nj. covering specimens at the woel irom
yoar dock. When ] first read your letter
thal sou bad ''the finest and most valuable
O CT Of shecp, according 10 nnmbsr. IN the
world . | Thought IL was rather hishfalatin:
bal am inclined 10 think you are right ]
have ,xgniaed car fully many IL The best
haclSn In Saxdny and other parts Of Germany,
aud have n0r seen as goO'i a one a. yoaFs-
I Wi ea,ieavOr 10 dad buyer for Your clip.
aRd fvmaia,
Aosl Respectfully Yours.
SAM LsxREScE.
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bales. against 1900 bales during the same
time last year. Total receipts at this port
ahead of last year $4,000 baies- AZ all
Southern ports $40, 900 bales Sugar firm.
Other articles unchanged.
NEW YoRK, May 29.-The Shipping List
quotes cotton doll. the turn being in favor of
the buyer; sales of 8 days 1900 bales; Or
leans middling III; Sugar steady and an
changed; Molasses steady and in fair de
mand; Tobacco quiet; Freight to Liverpool
nominal, there being but little offering; Flour
advanced 8 cents, sales to-day $4,000 barrels
at 5I5a5 80; Corn firm. sales "a 900 bushels
at 623a72; Mess Pork dull as I7.S74 Lard
Gales 400 ibis. at lisall4; Cofee-Rio 12sa
IA Molasses unchanged; Cotton dnll; sales
to-day 500 bales, middling upland llsall2.
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The EcLkcrIo" Tor June il before ns. a.
falI Il bszaty and masared fse.hness. a l.
the Lowell, tnsnth in which il appears. The
portrait In this namber il that II Count Ca
xora "a celebrated In that changing p@no-
RAM shieh is called the ''iilstosy q Italy"
for ihe part two or three years A long ar
siele In The isst<r-press On the subject the
Rot 81 Mankind" viz; the JArASEsE. viii
be read with Iairrest. ne the japanese Emhas-
y Is. jass so~ "tA< feature" OF Washington
soslssy. The paper -RssaiHfioas - kssiasA
Hssssry'' l. fall Of interest, The "Pssn0s.a =
eks Ca4ner Eorii'' suggestive and iastFucsise,
bat To oer mind the gem of the aaiaeer is
that -L~sf fer tssis Lsd.s." simple and
charming ceauazs beiSeea the vslas Of lAs
-R by and the .-CoEn-eeei- We are
plzzssd 20 learn from headquarters that ths
god .-EdscFicH b sliii lacrs.zins Ia popal.r
f.ser-i, .rsus- veil tcf ne salslvsses s~s,s
Ct oar psofls.
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~ We take pleasure IN directing the at
tention of all who may be interested in teach
ing to the communication in relation to DR..
MULkEY's system We have seen a propo-
sition of teacher agreeing to be one of
twenty to examine and test the system. This
is the only way to arrive at the practicable
ty of the proposed system, and We commend
it especially to those engaged in teaching.
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GRAND LODGE |. o. OF G. TAT the last
annual session OF the Right Worthy Grand
Lodge l. o. of G.. T., held in Nashville May
22d and 23d, the following officers were chosen
for the ensuing year:
r. w. C. It's. B. Chase, Great Bend, Pa.
4. w. G. C.-Rev. S. NJ. Cherry, Moulton,
Ala.
R. W. G. V. T.--Emilie c. S. Chiffon, Nash,
vile, Tenn.
r. w. G. S.--Erie J. Leech Keokuk, Iowa.
R. w. G. I'D. X. Pershing, Rochester,
Ind.
R. W. G. C.--Rev. G.. W. Goodale, Vandalia
Illinois.
r. w. G. M.--Thomas a. Shaw, Fairview,
Kentucky.
r. W. C. S. G.-Amanda NJ Way, Winches-
ter. Ind.
r. w. o. CA. II. Bush. Richland Center,
Wis.
The next annual meeting will be held in
st. Louis, Mo-, on the 4th Tuesday in May,
1861.
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- We are iadebted 70 she Adams En-
press for the latest dates iron Cinsinnsu.
Louisville. Indianapolis. SeS York and
Philadelphia. Furnished a. yesterday.
We are also Indebted % J. j. suIIrss.
Se~s AgenL for tie hte<s cIaclaaaa ob--
rzyeszi. and Laasssllls Es<-ss.s B-isss.
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ARRIVED.
May 2s-John A. Fisher. Padaesh.
Clipper. CincienaIi-
BgRkkTEn.
John 4. Fishlr. Padacsh.
Glea~eod. CiaciaaAii.
UBPir-. Waiisboro-
The river b sill rising with eight feet va
Ter on the Shoals.
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DINNER AT THE RACES Mr.. FRANK BER-
THoLD has an excellent dinner ready for visi
tors to the Race Course every day at one
o'clock. His tables are tastetuliy and sub
stantially furnished, and all who do not dine
before leaving home will be well entertained
by calling at his diniug-rooln.
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In presenting the merits IF this in
valuable medicine again to the public,
after trial of more than twenty years,
as certain, safe, and speedy cure of
most of the chronic diseases of the
urinary organs, the proprietor feels
fully pr spared to present such an array
of facts, of the most indubitable kind,
from persons living in has opa imme-
date nelghborhood, and has O'cR county,
as well as elsewhere, and such an array
of evidence as he confidently believes
has neve- before been presented co the
public in favor of any ether medicine,
patented or not, right at the place where
it started, and enough to satisfy even
the most fastidious and ineredulous,
and leave them without the shadow of
a doubt OF the certain efficacy of the
LITHONTRIPTIC in the cure
of Calculi, or Stone in the
Bladder and Kidneys, Ora
vel Deposits, Inflammation
of the Kidneys and Bladder,
Chronic Gonorrh9a, Weak
ness of the Loin, Prolapsus
Uteri, Sympathetic Complaints at
tendant on Pregnancy. &c, &c. /;
and in time CT Labor the Lithon-
triptic has no equal on record, as can
be proved by many Certificates.
Among those testifying to its efficacy
may be mentioned, in has o,oa neigh
borhood and county, the PHYSICIANS,
the CLERGY, CLERKS OF THE CIRCUIT
AND COUNTY Courts, MEMBERS OF
THE LEGISLATURES, THE GRAND JURY
IF his own county, FARMERS, MEM-
BEERS OF CONGRESS from his own
district, &c, &c. an array of test
mony sufficient to leave ali persons Ia
boring under any of the above-men-
toned diseases perfectly without any
excuse for not obtaining the Lithon-
triptic aud being healed. but downright
obstinacy or the most inveterate anti
pathy against any secret remedy. |
will say, in the language of Holy Writ,
If you do not believe the testimony
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that i shall adduce, neither weuld yos
believe though one arose from the dead
and told YOU of the great efficacy of the
Lithontriptic.
The Faculty and the public may be
surP, .sed to hear of remedy that win
certainly dissolve Calculi, or Stone IN
the Bladder, and cause it to pass of
with the urine, and permanently cure
almost all the chronic diseases of the
Urinary Organs, those heretofore in
durable diseases. But the proprietor
is certain that at last he has found out
his great desiieratunl an Medicine, q
certdis and SELF, cure for these diseases.
And all he wants, wishes, or desires, is
for the Faculty and the afflicted to give
his medicine fair and impartial trial,
and he has no doubt that they will
be thoroughly convinced of its grea.
efficacy and if it does not do what he
represents it TO do, he would like TO
know it and let it be exposed; but if
it does effect these cures, he hopes, for
the sake of Suffering humanity, the Fa-
caity-the guardians of public health
viii give it their influence. There In
no humbuggery in the Lithontriptic
every certificate is genuine. and tho
proprietor viii give one Thousand dol
lars to any person who viii find out
one spurious certificate.
Any person doubling the truth of
any thing that has aen said, il ear
nestly aud respectfully requested to
correspond with any person whose
name is annexed to any certificate, and
thereby convince himself of the truth
of every thing that has been published
The number of bottles that it u.s.
ally takes TO cure is from one 90 fivei
though it has been known to take ten
bottles where there were extremely
large formations of Calculi or Stone
to be dissolved in the bladder.
For the efficacy of the Lithontrip,ie
zee the Circular, containing some of he
most wonderful certificates in the W rid,
around each bottle.
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ORGANIZATION or THE JOCKEY Club TO-
DAY.-We are requested to announce that the
members of the Jocky Club will meet at the
Nashville course to-day at II o'clock, for the
ficers
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suet lapzu.ge :. shi. IS Dat the e.,nslanI
Health and Happiness
Secured.

THE CONCENTRATED CURE
THE COECLNTRATED CURE
A POWERFUL REMEDY
A POWERFUL RkMEDI
FOR WEAKNESS
FOR WEAKNESS ,,,c,,,r,oS
FOR EARLY INDISCRhIlON
FOR EARLf IN DloCRElION
TRY IT. TRY 1T!
TRY TT TRY 1T!
N0USG HGN Sno are suffering TON -''d 1870
n youthfaIin discretiJn C Al De surrey Anu pcs ma
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Concentrated Cure
A O U A v I T A E +,
.psmsdr afG,ea, and Certain Power.

r.t.-.o.av isnut up IN email yiais and can be
.sn1 nv rnaiito aYy address. TRIAL VIII salHly :.
ia, for a seex aad yoa will experience great
benefit A circular containing Iull pirl,c''" rS'
Uree) on application Price, per o't'ie o.
One bottle williasta month
-Thisremedy issniIable for eitherseh'
Address K CRTGER, Medical Agent,
nI-y- a. a. Broadway New YORK.
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From the Baptist Standard:

We insert the following psper' IN order to
bring more generally 10 public notice the
system Of teaching referred to. Mr.. Mulkey
has been for many years engaged In develop
ing the plan. which he assures Us to be so very
beneficial to the iiliterate.
From all that has been said and written
by very many educators every way compe
tent to judge, in favor of William Mnikey's
modes of teaching, reading phonetics, orthoe-
Ply and orthography. as well as from the fact
that it is probable that he has given more at
tention to these subjects than ady other man
ever did, in order to ascertain ho,r they should
be taught upon scientific principles, or in
such manner "a to meet the wants OF the
learner, and as the system, d whole, is in
many respects unique. the author not even
commencing to leach as Others do. And
whereas. the author is willing to submit his
plan to the severest tes., by submitting it to q
critical investigation by any learned body of
men who may be chosen by the Professors
of Colleges and Teachers of Academies in
the Southwest, for the purpose. upon the
reasonable condition that if those selected
come to the conclusion that, If the plan
should be generally adopted, that the labor
OF the teacher and taught would be abridged
more than bali, and that the illiterate adults
can be SO trained in twenty hours that they can
learn TO read the Scriptures published ac-
cording to his plan; then it shall be the duty
of the Professors and Teachers to abet or aid
such lecturers shall be qualified by the
author to form classes at their respective In
sIItutions.
In view of the above, the undersigned beg
leave to say to those who are watchmen on
the walls of science, that they are of the
opinion that if they should take prompt ac-
ton on this subject. that much good may re-
suit. There Is one thing certain, that If Mr..
III. has peifecily mastered these important
subjects. and upon a thorough Investigation
of The matter should be found to be the first
man that can point out the precise weakness
or non-ccnforIDity of the language to pho
netic, oriboepical and photographed rule,
as well as the precise proportion or that
which conforms to rule or law, it will be
meet that the youth of the land enjoy The
fruits of his labors, and that parents who
pay money for the education of their chi
dren be benefited by it, Introduction
THOMAS o. SUMMERS,
JOHN w HUNTER,
J. BERRIEN LINDsLgY,
j. S. MALONE,
IsAAC PAUL.
JAMES w. HoYTE,
W. VI. REED.
r. j. MEIGs.
r. b. c. HOWELL,
w. E. WARD,
j. b. McFERaIN.
A l.. r. GREEN,
l.. q. BRYAN.
JOHN w. HAMMER,
l.. ID. HUsToN.
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CsKrIHERs' HIsIoEY or LAW SrTr THE BAsIs or
THE CODE ~ TENSEssEE.--A small edition VIII issue
from the press in few days. contains GIL pages
embracing many forms Of pleading. &c.
Orders for 1t, enc sung tn price, must lac address
ed to Col WA. CARUTHESs, Lebanon, Tennessee.
TIC price Is 81 per single copy. IL % be sent by
NAL, SO cents in postage stamps must be incIosed.
Twelve copies will BE- sent 10 a single address by
any other conveyance directed, FOR $50 and twenty
I've copies Tor 500 may2s-Iw
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From the Springfield Republican. Aug. IL, 1852
srsIDISe's PSIrAEED GIrs, the same that Van An
burgh glued his lion uisether with, is iug wonders
hereabsgss A boy up tn~n glued his play wagon
together s'ErOng sde up, AMI tue gge did - duty
So we'll that the wagon bad 10 be braken again be-
fore t could be maize right. may S-z~
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f4<EA ke1eNsrae = <ee Testers - tn< l1sts-s <E<
s-dlas aege es<sz<i Ais = relaesle4 - 1<-s<<
HAGkfsE3k ! At<rzzf>, - 10 excettsF AoE<z<er
sa.sis 80 e-IzFez zezEoz1ss kr-f t<r< are -
satra>F 2f1ess4 - ee1z-z< - - k=114 e truss
sa4 - 1zz1ene - tsr.s : - sfesf fh.t siseztf
eezsfs Dies see4rse 4Essa 49, - . Fs-t.
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0zszi zEeaAszs - resiS ssissisk ~ .s.ps-
s<z<-Ffee hand drawing frce he paissss
fEsz<afy.- Fs<zE E<s.
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81 For pretty aud cheap Dry Goods call on
SiohsIson 4 Humphrey No. - south side oil the
Square, They receiving daily nne stock Of both
Fancy and Staple Goods which they selling ia
bic ehespo. than any other house in the city.
mArl5-u
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a Gard.

a GARD.
The Legislature Of tho state Of Georgia htvipg
passed the following Act al IL Session OF lsSs,
hieung the drawing OF IOtieries within is Jarssiie
on, afier the LIST day of Jane 1850, ~,il that
hsy, remove entire business Wilmington, tei.
wOOp, EDDY 90,
Wiimins tbn. Delaware.
Owner. and Managers OF tue Delaware, Missouri and
ksntnck, state Lotteries
AN ACT,
20 repeal all laws aud parts az lsws. aa;hFriag Lot
teriss IN the State OF GeorgiA, snd Tar ether Par
poses
sscIIoS l. lac eaSrai AscHseiy q GsOrgta d sse;,
That from and sfI~r the hrst aay q Jeas. ksaieen
aadred and Six all a~s .nd parts % AVS aassor-
sin Lotteries ia the stsis Of Gear sia ihe vend7
nE cf Lottery T'esets IN said st.is, the
krs hereby repealed
Approved by the Governor.
Deeenibsr H. lsss. mayis-a
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HYGEIA HOTEL,
Old Point Comfort. Nirxiuia.

lthlS isNoFts sdUaler resoft, Seise4stea for -
II me B.th1ns, Teffszat : ersszes
shaad ~ az $50 ss stesE 4sa eTats, elaf -
rc1dy fr khe s,1E - ae=ts 90 thc ara - Jeaf
.iIu she recoas fesexlsSais. EAsfotsa fs1aSaais
.,aa pa5usiEE sh1 Ss<sbzzzssaf IA -9eIlEazl
sa1afeuiengz feTss1s sesEs4s aeslsnl - c1u4sf
s-.i1.acs ane al TIE s1fsltzs- bslsln.s
lad astrniiss ssssss.atz. aspe - a-sEa . all
s1sFe af - pa1l.c fe<zrl1zzs-
z.yis-14Esslu c - vlllsD.
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Notice.
[ Correctea WeeklY.l

TEE AnEa6i ESzsIa-tlse u the sahlsr Seioels 81
i I.lis cisy ssl b he'd dars1g s1ek Ii.s
psblac ssgr a y-ssi say Esa al u he schsels
-itiaoat IuFtlsr EotAcs-
". IL How ARD
nAy26St ser'tg Bs4re 81 kdslstl0a.
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Tennessee.

Bank of Tennessee, Bans Of America -. dis
Union Bank par Northern Bank par
Planters Bank Eszrl Southern Bank, Ids
Merchants Bank parictizens' Bank 6octis
City bank par Commercial Bank 49, dis
Traders' Bank par Bucks Bank, par
Bank Of Commerce., par Exchange Bank 90 di<
B-;k Of the Union, par Farmers Bank, par
Bank OF Chattanooga par Bank Of Mid Tenn par
Bank of Memphis, :. par Bank u Paris, par
Bank of Dsr.dridae par Bank Of Knoxville, par
River Bank par Bank OF Nashville, par
Blk OF Claiborne IL disOcOec Bank, par
Bank Of razeweIi, z die Bank OF Sheibyvlne, par
Rank OF trenton = iawrenceb'g Bank,
Bank CT Jefferson Bank OF "eSfIennesseep par
BKoEEN WORTHLESS
Agricultural Bank, Browns vie:
Central Bank OF tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers aud Mechanics bInk, memphis
Mechanics Bank. Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution.
Exchange Bank. Murfreesboro'-
Miners and Manufacturers' Bank, Knoxville.
Bank Of East Tenneesee-
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Gllalgbeate 2llls.


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We haxePat upzad SOLD
years, Aad car sxr. -
Sc, What ne have neyer
aEy oaheF snesiacsne-NEf
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afteT Sea yesrs e1l-eEf
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Other States.

OtnfF Stdtess
KsyTUcKT: OHIO.
Bank OF Ashland :. u dssState Bank Ohio j dis
Bank Of louisville = u dsB'k Of tine Ohio al
Coulmerc' B'kofKy " dis ley. .......... n dis
Farmers By OF KY i dis Commerciai B'k of
Northern b * OF KY 4 dis CiBcinIati........ u dis
Peoples Bank $3.50 y disCOuntry Banks / dis
southern B'k OF Ky. y dis GEORGIA.
ALABAMA Atlanta Bank. 10 dis
Bank Of Mobile ....1 dis, Augusta Insurance
Bank Of Montgomery l dis and B'king Comp. u dis
Central Blk uf Ala. lis Bank OF At 10 dis
Commercial Bank -. b.. / dis Eank OF Commerce.,
Northern Blk of Ala / dig ss-aHnah u dis
Southern Blk of Ala / c.S Bank oil Columbus dis
aor7z r.porrx,. Bank OF Fulton l dis
PM ~ =, -iS,an II s,s B Bk Middle Ga. dis
- 90 -,,Je, 80 Bank OF savannah. y dis
s,,nE 81 TJ,Ister = III. B-nR Of the state OF
c. numerical Bank Of osOi sc -. 49,: q VIZ
Columbia - dis emu % MN "1o anu
Bunk Of GeorgeiG xn Z dis Banking Company = dis
- - %c.I,.rTy Il a. Georgia kailr'd AMI
Bank q the state Of Dam, bthA S,IFSiiy i.
pE - -,I,tt, Rim, y eiis MeTchaHtz' & Plant
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BanE Y dfs Mechanics bank, AU-
hse, s' :. e ; G Z d. lsnie1 Blk, savl !. de-
pissr r., and NJ Timber Cutters BIZ. y dis
n'cs, Is,nk I<stu Union Bank, Augusta = dis
PlanIeTsI B5K CHAR other Banks -. 6SslU dis
aeId ........-. n dis VIRGINIA.
south vessern RaiiT'd Bank OF Commerce.,
lai.k ....... . ;, dis FTefcrick sburg 80. l dis
ss.ate Guar 'Is'n - dIs Bank VI the COuimOu-
Union Bank UI 5 c. Il DIS mon~eaith, Rich'd dis
LOUISIANA: Bank II the Old DO
All New orleans mIuOu, AlexlTia.- j dis
Bznks ..-.-.--.. 1 dis BIik OF the Valley Of
SJSzu cIaoISA. Va, Winchester. die
BaEs 81 y Carolina dis Bank Of Va. RIchm'd ds
y ia 81 t-ii'e rear us Bank Wheel g. ds
RtIlk 81 Charlotte n ~ az Ni,,c-.I-r l dis
tiAlik ,.i Ezy eIL-y lie die q clrarre r., of Va
Bank OF " dd.-sbuFO' dis NJ iE / dis
hlssrEI Farmers Il L OI Va,
81 Louis Banks -. ] dis R'-h1,oId - / d :
Country B-aiks. dis ,l,Un,,.tur.rs, and
INDIAN Farmers Bank.
Blk Slime state Of Ind dis IrhrcIing dIs
ptier BInNs-....-.' DIS Nefch'ts' Blk Lynch
burg i dis
Illinois ESInks . 5 dis Merchants and Me-
ali notes of thIs state chances Bank,
shOahi b = cOunterSigHed By. Wheeling d7
I'd. SIaIe Officer, beng Northwestern Bank
thea secured by deposit Of Va, Wheeling d.
II STATE cE-s; when IHis south western BS Of
y mol done they are un Va. WyIhvvlle.. DIS
slIeable 'OtLei Banks ........ "a }
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