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Public Speaking.


The people of Davidson county viii be addressed
BY able and distinguished speakers at the following
times and places. Let every true son Of the South
who is determined free Tennessee from the tyrani
and usurper, turn out in his might:
Tusculum, Thursday, May SON Vaughn, DR.
Manlove and DR. Huston.
Smiths Spring, Friday, May 3l-Rev Mr. Reed,
Or Msnlove and G G Bradford.
Barnes, Friday, 3lst-A L Demoss, s Brown
and others.
Goodlettsville, Friday, May Sl-Rev DR. McFerrln
and Judge Whitworth.
McWhirtersvile, Saturday, June 1-Gen Barrow,
R.v DR. McFerrin, DR. Winston.
Wards Corner, 4th Ward, Saturday night, June
l-Dr Bowlin, NJ Vaughan and Brien.
New Hope Church, Monday, June 3-Dr Manlose,
B Cheatham, and Rev DR. McFerrin.
Harris, Tuesday June 4-Aessrs Barrow, Brad
ford and Winston.
Hasbrooks' Store. Sth Ward, Tuesday night, June
4-Rev DIR Ford Rev Mr. Reed, and DR. Eve.
Court House, Weekday night, jane 5-Gen Bar
row, DR. Manlove A Demoss and others.
Ambrose Corner, Thursday night, June Cool 10
G Pickett, NJ Vaughan and Col Torbett.
Tennessee and Alabama Railroad Depot, Friday
night, June 7-Dr Eve Gen Barrow, Rev DR. Nc
Ferrin and Rev Mr. Reed.
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NASHVILLE LIFE AND GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
Iaasmuch as there seems to be some misunderstand-
ing as to the true position of this institution and its
issues, we now state that the notes are taken on
deposit by all the Banks in the city, except the
three old Banks and further state that the Sec~
rotary and President, together with ourselves, do
pledge our entire private property for the redemp-
ton of said notes The notes of this institution
redeemable on their face in the notes of specie pay
ing Banks but as all our banks are now in q state
of suspension, we will redeem the notes of the
Nashville Life and General Insurance Company
in gold whenever demanded at our counter.
A. WIRELESS Co.
Nav 22-dlW.
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EGYPT CONlNG TO THE REsCUE-A dispatch from
Paducah, KY, to Col COLEMAN of the telegraph Of
fee at Memphis, states that company of forty men
from Southern Illinois, passed through that place on
Che 25th inst, their way to join the Confederate
army. It adds that more were expected on last
night Hurrah for Egypt
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This man, who has gained unenviable Roto
riety by his traffic with the AbclitiOnists for some
years, spoke last night at the Court House. There
was a large crowd present, many drawn thither by
their sympathy with his cause and also many 9TH
ers curious 10 see person who had made his name
infamous among his own people, and gloried in his
infamy.
He has some ability, and not DIT of honesty,
He is demagogue of the first water and his teach
ings dangerous, for he covers his real motives
with thin disguise of patriotism. We do not
know that he is AbolitiOnist, but undoubtedly he
talks just as they do.
The bRrthen Of his harrangue was 1.-THE traitors
of South Carolina" They had inaugurated an I'M
natural and disgraceful revolution. The South had
got everything it had asked for in forty years, and
If the laws on the statute book were against the
peculiar institution, the Dsunionists put it there.
BE amably referred to JEFF. Davis d Co. as disap-
pointed, broken down politicians and political gam
blers, and all those sert of epithets. He didnt
think the Union was broken up or could be-
Thought Kentucky presented sublime spectacle,
as she said TO reTolutionsts both Sides stay your
hands. He also complimented the Kentucky Leg
islature on its patriotism in resisting secession
which tremendous joke caused the crowd to shout.
Etheridge didn't like these Union fellows who didn't
go the whole hog for the country-right or wrong
Wanted them all to stand by that isg, our flag
&c. &c.
The Tennessee Legislature came in for a portion
of his denunciation, and among other things he
said 1t had waded deep in perjury and that arms
had been obtained to coerce Union men. He likewise
announced that it wasn't negroes that drove South
Carolina to secession and said she hadn't lost two
negroes In twenty years. Etheridge knows better
than this but of he had to pervert facts to
produce an argument for bad cause. He eulos
gzed our country, our flag" &c, and hoped the
latter would prove triumphant wherever it might
be borne. He likewise said good many other
things quite necessary to make up his speech, but
which are not necessary TO make up our paper
Lou Courier. MdU %
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CHAMBERsUURo, May 2s.-Mysterious movements
are made st WilamspOrt. Neither friend nor foe
Is allowed to approach the Southern camp. 1t is
supposed that it is intended to mask and retreat
The canal is obstructed at Point Rocks.
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From washington.

WASHINGTON, May 2e.-25OO Federalists have en-
trenched themselves on James River, commanding
its mouth.
Gen. Mcdowell commands in Virginia. East
Allegheny and North of James River.
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From Nev YORK.

New YORK, May 29.-The steamer Bienville. with
Havana dates of the 18th. has arrived. Money was
tight. Sterling exchange four premium; New York
four discount
The steamer Niagara was at Havana On the END
and departed on a cruise.
The gun boat Huntsville had arrived at Havana.
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BY TELEGRApH.

CAurcS.-An the teIegraphic dispatches from
New York, Washington City, &C., are supervised BY
the LINCOLN Government. Only such are allowed
70 be sent as suits its purposes. Therefore all
are to be received with great allowance. They ex-
agerate against the South and for the North.
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~ The Duty OF Patriots

The Memphis appeal says: 1--WE cannot impress
upon our readers too earnestly the importance OF
going to the polls. Every man who opposes the
corrupt despotism at Washington must cast his vote
for SEPARATION" and "REPREsENTATlsN'' on the Sth
of June. small majority is not all we desire nor
will it answer our purposes. We must have the
action of the Legislature ratified by overwhelm-
ing vote. Virginia has set good example, and
we must respond to 1t in a manner that will be
creeitable TO the cause of Southern independence
Wo be 70 the traitors and the tories who shall brand
themselves with eterns infsmy by facing the fierce
wrath of the popular voice on that dsy!'
WELL DONE, MoNTSaMERY-The following comp
anies have been mustered into the service by Col
oUARLEs at the camp near GAINESVILLE:
Captain W FORBES,
&" BRoNsoN's,
&" Ed HuwrTT's,
4" d G. GHoLsTOSs,
J W LoCKHART's
/" WE IowE's
II C BUCKSER's
+ 5 BEAUNoNT's
" BRANDox's
All full with the exception of one company,
which lacks five or ten men. Almost every man
within the years prescribed for military service,
has Joined some company, aud is now constantly
drilling. Montgomery county has done nobly.
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ANY other ladies favorable to the cause are re-
cuested TO be present.
The above company is new full and is commands
ed by Captain W. L. Horn, who, by his long connee-
ton with the military companies OF this city, has
Justly acquired the reputation of being one OF the
finest looking and best drilled officers in the service.
Let the ladies turn out and equip them properly
and they will assist in freeing their homes and ire
sides from our Northern foes, or each one of them
will fill s soldiers grave.
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WASHINGTON, May 2s.-The Second New York
Regiment have been sworn in except Zoo who re-
fused to take the oath. Their uniforms, except
their pantaloOns, was stripped from them, and in
this condition they returned.
Arms and provisions are going to Harper's Ferry
through Montgomery county, Maryland.
The details of a new hundred thousand levy will
soon be made known.
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MENExToEs IRON ALExANDRIA.-A telegraphic dis
patch says: Almost every one that visits Alexan-
dria brings away some memento. The oil cloth on
the hall where ELIEwOKTH fell has been cstup and
divided Pieces of the stairs covered with his
blood are also cut off and carried away.
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Attention, Har ris Guards

The Rendezvous has been changed from Tusca-
lum Church, Nolensville Turnpike to 'the large
room opposite Sewanee House, College street,
kindly rendered By Maj B. F. SHIELDs. Those
wishing to offer their services will report their
names to NJ. NJ. HENKLE, Jr., Capt
April 2Srd, 1861.
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CHEROKEE CUREI

CHEROKEE CURE!
A wnIa;lSzo cure for Seminal Weakness, Moe
tuFnns Examinations, KaBOtency, foSs Of P0toer,
Pains in tie Back StOns in the Builder, Distracted
and DiJFclsH ReHstrUGtioH and al Diseases caused
6y dscaGtiae from the path Of Nature, and iHdrl9in1
IN SeLf-P Pollution.
By the this Cure" all improper discharges
the weakened organs Of generation speedily cured and
full vigor restored.
Either SEX contemplating marriage should reflect that sound
mind body necessary promote connubs happiness
Cherokee Cure" the poor debiated down and
despairing Of sensual pleasure will end relief
pleasant in taste bat immediate in its action
tanning mineral poison but prepared from vegetable
extracts, in the form Of delicious syrup
Price Bottle three bottles for S. and and forwarded
By express to all parts Of the world
Bold By all respectable Druggists everywhere.
POTTER & MERWIN. Proprietors st. Lssis, No.
Sold In Nashville by Ewing Pendletcn, Berry Demovls
@. W Hendershott, and By Druggists everywhere.
oct2S-dtw&wly
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MAJoR A. J. DoNELsoN.-The Helena (Ark.) Shield
learns that this gallant old patriot after cinging to
the Union until further devotion would compromise
Southern honor and imperil his native State has
neunced his determination Of going into active ser
vice and drawing the sword given him by Gen.
JACKSON in defence of Southern rights.
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EngIIsh sentIment To.yards the som,h


As matter of great interest to ascertain in what
light our cause is viewed by the European public,
Mr.. JAMES d. KIRKPATRICK sends to the Charleston
Mercury the following extract from letter adj
dressed to him by gentleman residing in Edin-
burgh:
There are great many people in this country,
and those, too, Of very influential class who SYM
pathize strongly with the seeded States. A very
little would. am sure, have the effect of causing
| them to exercise decided pressure on Government
in our favor. The stupid snti-savery rant which
has possession of the senseless rabble and the vu
gar howl which would be to he raised if any
one came forward on behalf of the Southern States
deters them from taking any overt steps in the
matter hope your leading men will conduct
| themselves with all possible circumspection and
sound judgment, remembering that all eyes are on
them, and that they have myriads of enemies, who
are eagerly and maciously on the look out for
opportunities of calumny. They should. if possible
say little and do much above ali things eschewing
| anything like gasconade; and should fancy their
| game would consist in standing mainly on the
| defensive, and in drawing their adversaries to
make the attack With such tactics, the advantages
morally and naturally, would be on their side. The
| Northern people disposed to behave like
| arrant ruf1ians, as they are -.
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For the Union and American.

Proposition TO Nashville Merchants.
Mr. EDITOR If any gentleman in your city will
furnish me with sacks, will engage to have them
flled with wheat and returned to Nashville for the
use of our State troops Send me, to begin with.
twenty-five sacks. All the pay ask for the wheat
is that the sacks be sent to me at College Grove
Williamson county, Tennessee.
We have but little money in circulation but the
God whom serve is giving US encouraging hopes
of an abundant harvest
What will others do in this respect: Many Of
our people can give a few sacks of wheat that can
scarcely get money enough to pay their tax.
w. W. HENDRIX.
P.S.-You can send sacks by the stage by No>
lsnsVille 10 College Grove Tenn
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RAILWAY n1ATTERs.


R. B. cHE1rHAM and JoHS S. DASHED viii address
their fsIlOw-citizens of the Fourth Ward and vi
entity. at Firemsn's Hail, Capitol Hill, to night at
O'Clock. Come one, come all.
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HKApQuARrrKs 2p DTvIsIos TENNESSEE MILrTIA,l
Nashville, April 18th, ISL
VEy0 the Commanders OF Volunteer Military Companies OF u
% Division Of Tennessee Militia, hereby ordered to
reort forthwith commander Of the Division the strength
your company number and description Of arms with me dAt
Of commsson &C This will apply to all companies
organ nng, to report when completed .-.,,
Nashville, Tenn
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Sale of Land for Taxes.

NY virtue Of an order directed from the Circuit
Court Of Humphr Us county, at its March Term, 1861,
VIII on the ART Monday July nezt at the courthouse
in Wavery oer sale pebc auction, the Law directs,
the folosng tracts lard much thereof II each, will
sufficient pay TIE taxes, cost and charges due Seversy
thereon, to-wis:
Owner unknown tract Of four thousand in civil dis
trict valued At $780, sc Clerks fee u 80 Printers
fee I so. Oollector'g fee J.
Montgomery, - tract - acres, District No valued
sts 81 Clerks fee so; Printers fee $50; Collectors
fee $50.
Robert Mecrsry tract hundred District No
valued at slOO 1860 l5e Clerks es 81 Sc Printer
so, Collector's Zee /.
Robert McCsr trsctof Of five hundred acres In Dis
tric Nc q vslued Il 1859 zoe; CLERKS 81 So:
PRINTERS Zee s.: Coils ct0rs fee !.
lane Moore tract District No T. valued Al eeOO,
taxss Al So CLERKS So Printsrsfee So ecsors Zee
willie Huteheraon In Disres No 4 vaued
at in 1851 olerksfee 81 So Printers Zee so;
Collector's fee !.
David Prswests heirs tract Of $50 acres in District No
valued At s5eO tsxS1 10 cie,ks fee 5o Prntsrs fee
Collectors fee ].
WN Adcock TRAIT Of GO acres in District No e valued
s'oa TAX sec CLERKS fee 81 50; Printers fee so: cosoeor
fee l.
Smith tract Of asrs in District No 10. valued I.
Zee I
Lsxiso waggcnsr ItractaeEs taxes 4sc; Clerks Zee
SO, Printers fee so Collectors fee ].
All lying In Humphreys county, renDs.ses. E. n
WILLIAM hclLsHAA ~
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rANk NOTE AND ExCHANGE LIST.
oonRrc1rD DAILY By TEE MrHcHAx1s' BAsE-sH.rA.D O.
Tennessee.

BROKEN wokTHLxsa.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bazk, Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution.
Exchange Bank, MurfreeSbsro'.
Miners and Manufsctnrers' Bank, Knoxville
Bank Of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank Of Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, cambridge.
Bank Of Claiborne, at Tsxewell.
Bank of TazeUell..
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Mr.. YANcEY H LoNDoN.-The Montgomery AdUT-
tiser SAYS: 'In private letter written from Lon
don to his friends in this city, Hon. VIM L. YANcET
says there is a strong contest going on between
Exeter Hall Abolitionists and the Ministry. The
Exeter Aboitionists sre as bitter against the South
as the Massachusetts anti slavery fanatics. The
Ministry party, however, are favorable to the
Southern Confederacy, but being in q small major
ity have to proceed cautiously to obtain the con-
currence of the people. Mr.. YANcEr does not doubt
the success OF his mission
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RENT FREE.

have three small houses, five rooms each, which
will let to the families of those actually in service in
fighting LNCoLNs hordes, free of rent till the war
closes or till their return L. POWERS,
apri25 '6l No 81 Market street.
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From Chambarshurr.

XENIA, o., May 29.- Richard A. Harrison, Union
ist, is elected to succeed Tom Corwin by small
msjority.
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FORT KEARNEr, May 2s.-The California pony
express has arrived with San Francisco dates Of
the 18th.
Legislature fails to provide for a special election
for members Of Congress.
Major Armitage, Commandment at San Diego, Gen.
johnson, late commanding the Pacific division, and
DR.. Could of Fort Humboldt, will join the Confed-
crate Army.
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Scientific DiscOVery---EIecE IL
Water.

Is we'll known to the profession that Electricity Is the xas
motor Of ire Every remedy which really cures dfssans
does because Of its electrical the uans Of ts
invalid. By the Of such remedies and warm RLRcrR1C
WATER in which patients bahed currents o. sectrcT
Ladies being attended By aLadyI curing nds Of old
and obstinate complaints which have al ohsr means
Of cure; "Consumpt7es receive ls' in srh cas
where patients are too weak % ys me- treat then " The
Bronpo1 Hospital btdi0ns which are brsafhea into ths
diseased lung, right at the seat Of the disease Send two
stamps for pamphlet Other patients who cone
the HLALIEs WATERS, BY sending fee-ther axesex
sRd full description Of symptoms have medicines 70 sm
(Send for crcular The Electric Waters extract al mineral
substances taken medicine otherwise absorbed The I
perience a twenty the many thcus
and chrsne and Woan diseases Eeaknesses nav
be regarded as a reasonable guarantee Of TIceess.
IL Rooms and Boarding Furnished 20
Patients II
PHYSICIANS who nay wish themselves Of iris va
sable discovery in Electric Baths invited call ocs
at Ne If6, South Summer street.
Hours fron n every day except the saAAath
Address DR.. W0MBAUGH,
msr26l-d&tEly Nashville, Tenn.
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Guns! GUYS! Guns MCCALL & FALL have just
received large lot of Guns, Powder, Buck shot,
6c, &c. Call soon.
may26-lw
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

RC~ DR.. KING, formerly Of New York, for the
&Sk-sSHS four years of louisville, Kentucky and who
devoted his attention the Of private diseases
thirty yers himself having attended practice fer
many years. cured thousands he ehabed to Cd
all diseases Of nAure matter how bad they b.
from njudcous medical frcm neglect of their
Dr. KnR Dspensary No. % Deadick street, between Cherry
and the square, all diseases Of private nature
oNoRHKA cured without naueous medicine Interference
from business
old recent date, sRctually cured in few
days. operation which causes no pain Where structure
exist health cannot enjoyed Perhaps disease causes
mischief and undsrmines the constitution 50 much.
Syphilis with all diseases Of the skin, growing sut
Iec or bad treatment e6ecuay cured in few days
SEMINAL WRAxNxss, particular attention having been given TO
this disease all grewn out Off, brought
on in many the destructive hshis OF nconsdersts
Youths indulgence Of the PASSIONS neglect Of
which will undermine constitution, rendering the suf
at for society, and causing premature old
Females who be leboEns With any dcay OF Iae WOMB
may rest assured Of immediate relief
Psrsons residing BY writing and stating their with
fee enclosed directed DR. A King, No g. Deadrk street,
Nashville will Ia the medicine sent to their
address, with necessary directions Strict secrecy deserved Once
hours from O'Clock the morning until in the evening
nsy23. la59-d&Ely
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From CincIRnatE.
From st. Louis.

CINCINNATI. May 2S.-Virginia was invaded via
Wheeling and Marietta Saturday. The Southerners
ard retiring.
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Public Speaking
Messrs. BARROW, JONES' and others, will address
the people at
McWhirtersville, Wednesday, the 2sth of May.
Tuf,ulum, Thursday, the 3Oth of May.
Barnes's Friday, the 3lst of May.
Woodward's Saturday, the lst of June.
Scrugg's Old Stand (now Gees Monday, the Sd
of June.
Belleview, lat night Monday, the ID Of June.
Harris', Tuesday, the 4th of June.
Antioch, Wednesday, the 5th of June.
Brakes, White Greek, Thursday, the 9th of June
Elijah Robertson's Shop, 18th District, Friday,
the 7th Of June. Tmay2S ISL.
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"PANIC STRUCK
Intending TO reduce what is certainly the largest
Stock of
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
in the State will sell from this time
without Regard TO ProfItsr
J. w. LANGLEY,
Pkh Al Union street.
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COUNTING tbs CosT.-The Democratic Standard,
published at the home of exPresident PIERCE
says:
Those who are urging on the war q set of
reckless men who making an immense fortune
ont of the wealth OF the country. Look TO this
matter, men of all parties, for your property is to
be taxed to pay the bills"
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From Washington.

CHnBERsBURG, May 2s-It is known that tn
SoLtherners are at Williamsport and Hagerstowl
concerning plan to invade Washington.
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HON. ANDREW EWING,

And other distinguished Speakers, viii address the people at
SPRINGFIELD, on Monday, the Sd day Of June.
At all Of these appointments Everybody is invited to attend
the Ladies in particular
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARK's
CELEBRATED FEmAL r
:: :;': "::" :s2 & : ::'.:::

Prepared from prescriptions OF S1r Clarke, n D., Ply
sicid1 Extraordinary to the Qpssn.
medicine is unfsing in the Of all thor
painful dangerous diseases which the female CONSTITUTE
subject all and all obsrucsY
and q speedy may be relied on.
To Married Ladies
1t Is peculiarly suited. 1t will, In short time, oI
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dsllsr, bears the Government
Great Britain, to prevent counerfeits
CAUTION.
7hsse Plls sh0aId not be taken BY JerIGles ring
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they dressyN
bring Miscarriage, but at any other time they SAFE
In all cases Nervous Spinal Affections Pain in tina
and Limbs Fatigue slight exeron, Palpaon Of the
Heart Mysteries Whites these Pills will effect when
sill other failed and slthough powerful remedy
do contain iron, csone sntinony, anything hurfute
the constitutioR
Full the pamphlet nd each package, which
should carefully preserved
sols Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB M0gEs, (Late J. O Bale wink coID
Rochester, N. Y.
EB-SI0O and six postage stamps enclosed to author
AGENT will insure bottle Containing 50 pills. BY return
mall
Sold Nsshvills hg Berry Demoville and q. Hends
Ghstt, J, g. Blown and all RESP ectAbls drusgtztst
srl- h.tukv-Iv
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Markets by TELEGRAPH.

HEw oRLEAKs, May 29-oetton: sales day 40 bales
quotations nominal sugar and Molasses nothing doing.
An act passed Congress previous proh g the
shipment Of cotton from Confederate States except through
sesports OF said States.