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UNIVERSITY OF L0uIsIANA-LAW DEpAKT.
MENT.
YHyHE Lectures in tins Department will com

n encs on the ascoud MONDAY Novsmpsr 1856 and con
thu until the hrst Monday Of April stB They
most branches q ths Civil Common, Constitutional
Lectures wi be delivered by eur Pfofsa.os.
Those By Professor Nc. aiub will
l. Adm ally and Maritime Law, embracing rights obigS
Sessra Average salva eiv Msry, aers' Cont aots
arins md approximations,
series B,iain Rspaang and ships
c Of Prize Courts lights OF ate. il trr and
hostile Ilaion Ire Of Law
III The Jurisdiction Of the Curtu Staes
g aoo Jtdeton Of tho Supreme sad Cir
ca courts and tue Original nf ADDICTION Of the
Golrs Of Revenue and "a i've atty.
Tlose by Professor Randel Hunt will embrace:
Il Com nei ea Law Mercantile Persona MsreGn
III PTpay and Contracts, and Mercantile Remedies They
Of Sole Partnerships Corporations
and Agent o. b OF Exchange Promssofy Noes Sh
eh meut Charter Party, Snip;
Freight Jeton and
Guaran las, Lens and stoppage in TranBil u.
II The and Practice Courts Of Criminal JurHdQ-
distion
III. The Law of Evidence.
Those BY P,oiesaor Rtae will embrace:
he civil C"de Of Louisiana, injection with the Rom
Spansh and French Laws
the Sipr.n Court OF the Sthte.
Lnd Titles whether derived from En- gland spau, France
the United States,
the Courts of Civil Jurisdiction in Louisiens
Those by Professor Johnson will
l. The common Law and tqnty jurisprudence Hmoes
peadings in Civil Cases Common Law.
ii. institutional Law.
The Laws will be- conferred on those stu
denis only who shall attended two full Of Lectures
n ooue after having twelve months the
OF CounH lor at who shall examination
the various Professors deserving the honor THIS
the student practice MI tho Cours of the
The fs of each Professor twenty-five doa naturalization
i've dollar aud ten dollars for the uipnma.
Al must be addressed 70 the Dean Of the Faculty
at New Orleans. CHRISTIAN R0SELIuS,
auSf iaw-tNl of the Faculty.
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Late Works.

Late Works.
LAND, LABOR AND GoLD-By VIM. Hewitt.
MEMOIRS, REV SYDNEY sMITH-By Lady Ho Hand.
GLANCUs-By Charles Kingslsy.
PANAMA IN ls53-By Robt. Tonnes.
HISTORY OF TuaKEY-By Lsmartine.
SCHOOL OF LIFE-By Anna Mary Hewitt.
THE YELLOW Mask
PUTNAM for September.
HARPER do
LEsLIEs LADIES' BOOK fer September.
LEsLIE'S MAGAZINE do do
For sale by 49,, .M5=
J. B. st ELL,
Law Publisher, Bookseller and sta.ioner,
seb St9p No. 90 Camp street.
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ma~ The prevalence of incorrect motto

r The prevalence of incorrect notions
upon subject of misery Medical
practice governed principles cautiously deduced from
the co observations How i'm
poan medicine should bs taken by nykd unless
taient, judgment, and the s'rictest
proby Hoofands German Br prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson
Phiadelpha pepar emansins from OF
practitioners of modern the greatest
Germany produced This article in able hands
evidence that the article carefully and skuy
producing the effect the original inventor intended by
many leading practitioners Philadelphia debility
tho digestive and hillary and the diseases arising
We this medicine usng
ysllds. See advertisement. au4 Up 1md&W
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Tan Mails. Tho Northern and Eastern
mails due yesterday, failed from beyond phila-
delphiss This failure ID owing, no doubt. to
the terrible Ascident which happened on the
railroad on the 2ssh ult.
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The Pensacola Gazette of the 1st Sept, says
that the u s. aoop.of,war Cyans, Commander Wilson,
bound to Nav York was toFs y On Tuesday las. by
t1e y. q, sssemsE gsitoa. ~
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DIED:

La. evening" ocook, WILLIAM ROBBINS, aged years,
son of Emma Sehensy and George A. Fosdek.
The of the family respectfully invited the
funeral This Afternoon their adenes Robertson street.
tween st. Ann sssts Al O'Clock precisely, without
further notice.
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The jackson tMiss.) Flag of the Union, of the
31st says that Jackson is still exempt from yellow
fever, and with the rigid quarantine established We
hope our city will escape It's visitation this season.
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Crescent Mutual
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company.
OFFICE IN THEIR BUILDINGS, CORNER OF
CAMP ST AND COMMERCIAL, PLACE.
MARINE RIVER AND FIRE4INsURANCE.
Insurance Company.
I'D FIREIINsURANoE.

Tho Company have the following ssets:
Invested Bond and Mortgage property worth double
the nnount thereon .2s8dos 90
Leans on other Soks 6ass5 90
Bils Receivable beng Notes for Psolums 1881 81
Estate estimated value ee4
Dae Of Collection b0ass 6b
Scrip other Csmpanp etlnated value s065
Cssh hand 100sss 20
Total Assets .s1sIs3s 10
ErH0s. A. Adams, Prsndsni.
15a.. .55- GEO. JONAS, Vice President,
n,
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The Batesville tArk.l Democrat SAYS that
owing 70 the heavy rains in thaa sestlon recently ~
ps9sRsss ~ gs0s Yield IT eqitsa d yssy sle9py
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81 OFFICE OF THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
sacsnP street. Application foe RELIEF received oms
Eh Eaass SPsil p,I, RICARDO, ss~stafy,
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META1RM CouasE. - a match race will come
"a oyar this courss this Afternoon a hsipssb O'Clock,
ass $500 slss Rssa spagt AatiaAssa ssessyss.
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XNTM. GORDON s. CO., Successors to Cor
w 4 Boaet, dealers in L0dBER-ohcs and Yard
Lsves constantly hand
wheel Arms Plank, Brace Sua Dsakins Donags ahs
fARt, ~ skss cd lypEsha, sVsfPS<
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These large gains in the vote in spite Of the cpl
deio Of 1853 show conclusvey that enormous frauds
committed and the fact that you have four foreign
OF six clerks OF the District Courts shows that
foreign influence had little to do with it, By the way,
Of the antspeakers state that the vote OF New Or
leans reach high l5c Co which gives
slight suspicion the purity Of their intentions
hope, however, that they will find out in time that their
game Is well understood in Orleans.
Extract of letter dated Mount Lebanon and Sparta,
Bienvile parish, August "a, 1855:
We have gained the day In every contest yet jock
son parish will give two hundred majority probably
hundred and fifty for the American party. Ouaehita
parish will give sixty majority 1t is close work although
they takng them into the Order in various parts
the parish.
There will be great meeting at Vienna tomorrow.
Some two thousand will be present. Ray and
Sparks side Polk, Gray and Pierce the
other I will let you know the result.
While am writing this at Mount Lebanon, in Mr..
Rogers store they initiating upstairs Hurrah
| for Sam
Sanddge spoke here the other day and at given time
quite number left the place He reproyed them sharply
One of the audience spoke out Never mind Mr.. San
didge they be back again. they out yonder to
initiate fifteen twenty men In that Know Nothing con-
cern You may well imagine the effect it had on tbs
| Audience.
They are Joining all these upper parishes. AT
Downingvlle in Ouachita parish, after public discus
SION eleven put through So 1t is at almost every
1 meeting.
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W,1epeygsDAY MORNING, SEPT. 5. 1866.

ieaoing i< cafg during The summer, aho desire
M al VI svesy Crescent oroarded to tsm haze Y done
yssy for any specified time BY eapine their orders and
udssess at he office, No 70 Camp street.
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AUCTION SALES.
FurRltnrs.
BY ID. T.. SHKARER.
r.. N. MONTGOMERY, AHetioneer.

BE- ssd AZ the old auction mari q CAMP s,teet FttralGs
ortnent Of nav and sseord.haNd FuIBua. sonpfisng-
~ horan5 and valiant Bsdasndr, Arme. bureaus, Wash.
stands Sofas Lounges Csna Gard Dining Tables
Ch Ro Easy Gbajss Carpets Cheeks Locking
Glssrs ;, Cooking Stoves, AID Kitchen furpturs.
tfmn ii
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We learn from the Providence Herald, that
ME- Farrsr the American candidate was elected Judge
in the District opposite Visksburg The vote stood
r M.disoa, Carroll, Tsn.as. Total.
Faffar..... - l69 II 15S dOI
pneess. .............s..... 10 lie 20 6l6
Majority. ...........,..........a..1s6
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Brssvsssr, yam Besssn..yss,s y Co.,
csaneraI F,urniahIng Store,

So AND 81 FRONT, 80 AND 3s FULTON STREETS.
Heating Cooking Stoves. Tin Ware Oil Cans ssam and Fire
Pumps Force Pumps Bss Cocks Globes Valves and s'oa
Whales Chatting Dishes Tea and Coffee uanu Dh and Cup Baskets
etc., etc.
Manufacturer Sheet Iron chmnisTrs Beds Ahpans Brooch
ngs Escape Pipes Juice Boxers Fsrs. Copper WORMS sti
ing Kettles etc. Wrought Iron Pipe, all ass; Rubber Hose
etc., sc
Pumps schaers Steam and Vacuum Gauge Fabsra Magnetic
water Gauge au4s apsm
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For Sale

SPLENDID POOL TABLE eomplsts every parteuf with
Balls sad Cues etc., all in ratras orde low priss
hsPE etaHa SsN Rasp,sa Z, Y, sTVpLky, s,l 9Rlaa
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Cheap: Very Clleap..

Ns h. NORTH CULL0M, Attorneys at
will attend all Professional IN ST. Landry and
SAS A. ' -s az Vi A--0e-
hssRaxSsas-Gha NJ Waterman, hardware msrehantC NJ o.
se hsq mos " Miller commission merchant B Singleton
's'ofhey 81 law Ntton Adams Office Orea
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James Stafford y Co.,
pMrp ON - nR CON AND RnuaSNAI STREETS

zkRSD RS0VEF7111*V HENs~1N'"
Have hand and for sale low 49,
30 kegs Goshen BUTTER.
100 bbla Extra FLOUR.
.. IS tieIces Extra HAMS. .
s5abbln WHISKY. .@
so toIsa Fine TEA.
.. 10 bblA POTATOES.
so boxes STAR CANDLES. se3 apt'
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-07
The Latest Returns-East tennessee.

Our news from East Tennessee came in glo-
riously last night; and should it continue in the
same way through the remaining seven coun.
ties in that Division of the State, it will SO.
cure the election of Gentry. We do not, oil
course, pretend to vouch for the accuracy OF
all tie figures in our table of gains and losses,
as many Of them are only reports, not official;
hut our statement is as authentic as we have
the information to make it. If they are cor
rect, Gentry yet has to gain 664 votes to neu-
tralize Johnson's former majority.
The seven counties, all in East Tennessee,
yet 10 hear from, gave johnson nett gain OF
$40 votes over Henry as compared with Scott;
and as Gentry has in the main got back Hen
rvs losses in East Tennessee, we entertain e
reasonable hope that he has got back enough
to elect him.
OF Bledsoe we make no mention in our ia
bic, because oar information is that the vote
is about the same-though our opponents claim
120 gain there.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-07
Election Returns.

The Memphis Eagle and Enquirer, of the
4th inst, was received last night. 1t gives
Col. Rivers majority at $50. The following
returns we clip from that paper. 1t will be
seen that the official report of Obion is put
down as giving Johnson q majority of 211,
which gives gain to Gentry instead of John
son.
FAYETTE-Gentryl ,0O4, Johnson sS5. Three
precincts yet to hear from, which will give the
American ticket a small majority.
HARDIN-JOhnson IT'S, Gentry 745; Johnson's
majority 80. Gentry gains l96.
McNAIRY-Johnson's majority 175-a Demo.
cratic county by over 200.
OBION-The official returns give johnson oil
majority.
TIPTON-FuD returns. johnson I4S majority,
95 gain for Gentry.
We find the following returns in the Kings
ton gazetteer, of the 4th:
ROANE-Gentry LOOP, johnson 1862 Con.
gress-Anderson ,OO4, Smith 100. Senate
Rodgers 957, Mabry 7l2. Rep.-Welcker zoos,
Owings FOL.
McMINN-Gentry 900, johnson 953, gain for
Gentry of l22. Congress-Anderson GA, Smith
932 gain of 1877 for Anderson. Senate-BalIew
$780, johnson $50, Lillard 8, Doyle 1874. Rep
Carlock, prohbitory Democrat, 946, Hurst, anti
prohibitory Wing, 600. Joint Rep-Cobb $50,
McKany 499, Power 557.
MEIGS-Gentry 81, johnson SIS, gain of Al
for johnson. Cengress-Anderson IOI, Smith $50,
gain of A for Smith. Senate-Balew 49S, John.
son 55, Doyle lO4. Joint Rep-Cobb 4S7, McKamy
15l, Power 60.
M0NROE--Gentry sl2 johnson $50, gain Of
II for Gentry, and two precincts to hear from
Congress-Anderson sl4, Smith 942, gain of 81
for Anderson. Senate-Ballew Coz, johnson 666,
Doyle $50. Rep-Rudd, American, is said to be
elected by $50.
From our letters we CLEAN the following:
COCKE-Gentry 92s; johnson 422; for Con.
gress, Taylor 927; Watkins 34s; for Senate, Ar.
mold Ss4; Fletcher Gil; Campbell American, elect
ed Representative.
SEVIER-Gentry 964; Johnson lI9; for Con
gress, Watkins 5l4; Taylor 562; for Senate, Ar
mold 1923; Fletcher 600; for hoster, Armstrong 96s
JEFFERSON-Gentry 1897; johnson Az; for
Congress, Watkins 1855; Taylor 9Ss; for Senate,
Mcfarland American, 1888; Bewly 4s5; for Hoater,
Bowen 1862, kirkpatrick $40, Kinney SO4, Hunly
lOl, Buckner 81; Meek, American, elected Repre-.
sentative.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-07
To The Citizens of the Southern an,
western States.

western States.
Learning my agents and correspondents in various
parts of the country my schiedam Aromatic Schnapps
is extensively couuterfeted especially in the Southern and
Western States and finding that the pirates darngy ad
vertse their pernicous receptions under the which
belongs my article think it necessary caution the
community against these vendors Of poison in disguise
introduced the Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps for the
purpose of supplying the medical faculty and the whole
community with pure medicinal spirit which might be
prescribed with confidence in all where stimuants
required without producing the fearful consequences
which invariably result from using adulteraed liquor In
order to render douby had the article
analysed by chemists Of world wide celebrity and sub
mtted for experiment test to thousands Of distinguished
medical practitioners The responses from these sources
were OF the most unequvoca and satisfactory Character
IL is now before the public surrounded with these garan
tees and bearing these unimpeachabe endorsements and
cal upon the community TO protect themselves and me
their health and my reputation rowning down and
repudiang the pratica SPECTATORS who peddng their
foul commodities under fmy trade mark. No article
had ever been imported from Holland into this market,
der the name Of Schnapp previous to the appearance Of
W0Ies Schledam Aromatic Schnapps in this city.
The FIRST importation being made into this city in the year
eighteen hundred ard foryeght which be by the
Custom House books deposited label trade mark
IN the u District Court Of the Southern District Of New
YORK. in the year eighteen hundred and yOne and have
Inc certncate in my possession of that date The great
demand which has thus created for genuine ar
the duty owe to customers and friends and the public
conpes me from time 10 time to put them their guard
against imposition have established depot at rs South
Front street, Philadelphia where the Western merchants
can draw their supply at New York prices.
go. UDOLPHO WOLFE,
% Beaver street, New York.
Messrs. SEYMOUR, TANNING CO., Wholesale Agents,
Nashville, Tenn. je26-1m
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-07
100000 COPIES.
Steam Boat Disasters on the
Western Waters,
AND STEAM BOAT DIRECTORY.


THE undersigned have in course of preparation,
i new steam Boat DfrectOrys which VIII De
October next. The book viii contain over two nun
ded pages, illustrated In the best syle and neatly bound
durable manner. 1t will be Of the most interest,"
ing books ever published, and will be book that VII DC
interesting TO all classes Of people. The STEAM bOAI
DIRECTORY will contain complete list and Description Oh
all the Steam Boats aoat in the Western and eouth
Waters The length model speed power, ana tonnage
Of each boat where and by whom built the name OF te
boat with the trade she is in Also the names OF captains
and officers her age &C. &C. Directory will contain
History Of Steam Boats and Steam Boating the Western
Waters since the application Of cam also, asketch OF te
first boat built for the Ohio river with the name Oh e
The River DIRECTORY will contain list and description Of
all the steam Boat Disasters that have occurred
the Western and Southern Waters beautifully illustrated
with list Of all those who have pershed oy ther oIg,
sinking exploding the Western and southern "strs
Mississippi Missouri Illinois, Arkansas, Mhite hea qua
cts, Yazoo and other rivers with the Towns ana Dts
laid down, with correct distances Also many otSr hVer
and Commercial items to the people at large
The book will contain the cards OF the various U Mail
Boats with the trade they in &c, &c The directory
will also contain compile list Of all the responsible steam
Boa Licensed Officers their places OF residence &C; the
new Steam Boat Law, its requirements, WIN comments
showing wherein benefits the incompetent ohcer and IN
ure the competent officer &C. and all the important u s.
Supreme Court Boat Decisions up 70 date the Rates
and important Commercial Privileges, Bills Of Lading inn
portant Of the various u 3 Courts IN regard 10
Freghts and Damaged &C., with many other things
Of interest.
printed In the best The author has for six years
been gathering together all the facts and items in regard to
Southern Waters and now intends publishing them ID DOCK
form The price Of the work will be put at the low sum OF
One Dollar Ten thousand copies Will be Issued for the
boatmen and others DESTROYS Of subscribing viii have 70 DO
at will be printed unless ordered IN ad-
vance The work destined TO have circulation OF over
EIGHTY THOUSAND COPIES the publishers recev-
ing large numbers OF subscribers mall from all parts Oh
the country daily Some Of the oldest boatmen, well as
NEST scientific men Of the times, contributors to the
Steamboat Directory.
s- By renting one dollar to J. T. LLOYD CO, you
will receive copy Of the above work The work will he
issued in October. Agents at New Orleans, Memphis St.
Louis Louisville Pttsburg, Wheeling and Cincinnati, VIII
wait upon the steam boat commanders.
All letters should be addressed to
JAS. T. LLOYD CO.,
ieS-u Cincinnati, Ohio.
EFy- Capt. E. D. FARNswORTH will receive subscrip-
tons in Nashville, and by mail.
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TENNESSEE RIVER AND MEMPHIS & CuARlrsrO

TENNESSEE RIVER AND MEMPHIS CHARLESTON
r. R.-The Tuscumbia Albanian Of the sd says
By reference to our River News which viii be
found in another column il viii be seen that the
Tennessee has been in navigable order this week
over Colbert Shoals, and tina, the Rail Road Com.
Jpany are improving it in getting up their IRON
The road is now laid down some ten miles on the
north side Of the Tennessee River, and the work is
progressing finely. il is expected that the will
reach Huntsville during October.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-07

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. The monthly
meeting of the Chamber of Commerce took
place yesterday evening. 1t was unanimously
resolved to continue the organization, aud with
a view Of populsrizing the institution, and in
croasing its membership, the fees for member
ship after the LIST Of September, 1855, were
reduced TO $40 per annum. A committee was
Amounted TO solicit members.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-07
Letter from Hon. John Minor Bolts, of Virginia.

Letter from Hon. John Minor Bolts, OF virginia.
RICHMOND, July 9th, 1855.
Messrs. VIM S. BEERS Co., Standardization Of
duty the afflicted alone prompt to send you this vol
untary testimonial to the great value OF Carriers Spanish
Mixture, for that almost ncurabe disease Scrofula
Without being disposed deeming necessary in
to the particulars Of the say that the asonish
ing results that have been produced the Of that med
icine on member of my own family, and under my own
observation and superintendent after the skill OF the best
physicians had been exhausted and all the usual remedies
had failed fully justify in recommending its all
who may be suffering from that dreadful malady.
lido not that adapted to all constitutions
that it will afford the relief in all cases; for of
course, know nothing about that-but from what
have Of the effects would not hesitate to it, in
any and every of Scrofua, with persons for whom
felt interest," whom could exercise influence
control Respectfully yours,
jy2l-tsept1 JON. NJ Bolts.
81 See advertisement in another column.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-07
Charleston Market.

THURSDAY, Aug. 2.
Cotton-Saes Of the week, 92S bales. Good
Middling III TO III cents. Receipts of the week,
1900 bales against 500 at same time last year
Stock on hand, exclusive Of what is on shipboard
4, 1850 against $3.50 bales at corresponding period
last season.
Rice has advanced &c. Sales for the week. 76S
tierces at prices ranging from 1854 20 So per loo
pounds.
Freights-Two vessels are loading for Liverpool
one at 5-l6d, the other at farthing.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-07
University of Nashville.
COLLEGIATE DEPARI MENT.
WFSTFRN MILITARY INST1T o

ST Z n NJ I a IN I u
IHE Session of this College, which consists OF TIVE terms
il commencing respectively on the 10th september ana
25th January continues without interruption from the De-
ginning TO the close on the 18th june 1856 At present
there are seven Professors in the Coegeone other VIII DC
added The course of studies in every department is as
thorough in txt books and teaching that of College
in country. The discipline is strict yet parental ana
maintained by day and night Mental Moral and Physical
Culture Economy and Discipline the especial objects OF
the system.
attendance Of Arms Room Furniture, Towels, Bed
ding leach Cadet supply the necessary blanke 500 per
term of 30 weeks Surgeons Fee and Medicines IS per
Engineering Modern Languages Book Keeping aud
Fencing each $40 per Students Boarding with friends
received special with the Chancellor or
Faculty and charged S37 so per Tuition Fuel
OF Public Rooms anC Arms. For particulars address
J. BERRIEN LINDSEY,
Chancellor Of the University,
b. r JOHNSON,
jy27-3w Superintendent OF the Institute.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-07

There are few things which afford greater pleasure than
sitting down to write notice Of the celebrated Hoonand
German Btters because fully conscious
ferring public benefit and heart tells that by
notice many have been induced to take these Bers and
rescued from death by dyspepsia liver complaint &C.
for the cure Of which certain 1t is prepared sold
only by Dr. NJ Jackson at the German Medicine Store
No. 800 Arch street, Philadelphia.
See advertisement. aug1-1m
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63S TO be overcome.

W- Since the above table was prepared, we
have received the following despatch which
varies the above figures:
WEST TENNEssEE.-The following is very nearly
correct Gentry gains in Carroll county Ga, Shelby
244, Weakly about so, Fayette 2l2, Madison l66,
Haywood lO4, Upton "a. johnson gains in Hen
ry county $50, Dyer l2l, Gibson So, Obion 22S'
Hardeman lSl, Henderson 2l6, McNairy ! Is,
Lauderdale 40, Decatur oil. In Benton Gentry
is said to have gained 81. Perry is not heard
from. MEMPHIS OFFICE