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University Of Nashville.
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
WESTERN MILITARY INSTITUTE

TIE Session Of this College, which consists OF two terms
Il commencing respectively on the 10th September and
2sth January continues without interruption from the be-
ginning 20 the close the 18th june 1856 At present
there Professors In the Coegeone other will be
added. The OF studies, in every department. Is
thorough In text books and teaching a q any College
country The discipline Is strict yet parental and
maint aned by day and night Mental Moral and Physical
Culture, Economy and Discipline the especial objects Of
the system.
Charges for Tuition, Boarding, Washing, Fuel Servants
attendance OF Arms, Room, Furniture, Towels, Bed
ding leach Cadet supply the necessary banke $500 per
term Of 20 weeks Surgeons Pee and Medicines % per
term. Engineering Modern Languages Book Keeping and
Fencing each $40 per term. Students Boarding with friends
received special arrangements with the Chancellor
Faculty and charged $50 80 per term for Tuition, Fue
OF Public Rooms Arms. For particulars address
J. BERRIEN LINDSEY,
Chancellor Of the University, or
n. r. JOHNSON,
iy27-3w Superintendent Of the Institute.
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Kentucky Election.
per bushel.

ULAsGOW, ny, Aug. z, 1000.
Mr. EDIToR The following results we have just
received The following are majorities: Green
county 200, Adair 400, Taylor 800, Marion 1850
Washington 100, Alien 10. Clarke, the Demo
cratic candidate, gets the above majorities. More
heads majority in this (Baren) county, is $40. Of
course no one can tell who is elected Governor
Underwood is elected to Congress by large ma
jority Moreheads majority in Warren is 747.-
Both members to the Legislature from this county
are Americans In haste,
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THE BEST HAIR DYE.

mr. o. NJ BALLARD's (new artice) received the high
IL est premium az the WoRLDs Fam and American IxsrI-
TurR where IL was exalned by the DTscvsHKD CHEMISTS
Dr. CTOx and Prof JoHx .ToxEEY, and pronounced the
BEST For sale by principal Druggists in this city
Price 81 Principal Once and Store, Nos f9S and 500
BROADWAY, New YORK mar2i-iy
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; Letter from Hon. John Minor Bolts, Of Virginia.

RICHMOND, July 9th 1855.
Messrs. WIN. s. BEERS & Co., Characterization Of
duty to the afflicted alone prompt me to send you this vol
unary testimonial to the great value of Carriers Spanish
Mixture" for that almost ncurable disease, Scrofula
Without being disposed deeming necessary go in-
to the particulars Of the say that the astOnish
ing results that have been produced by the Of that med
ieine on member of my own family, and under 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 to all
who may be suffering from that dreadful malady,
do not TO say that IL is adapted to all constitutions
that will afford the relief in all cases; for Of
course, can know nothing about that-but from what
have Of the effects would not hesitate to it. in
any and every OF Scroula with persons for whom
felt interest," WhomI could exercise influence
control. Respectfully yours,
jy2l-tsept1 JON. NJ. Bolts.
as See advertisement in mother column
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Louisville Riot-Kentucky Elections.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 7-5

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 7-5 P. N.
Another outbreak is feared tonight, in conse-
quenee OF the large quantity of powder found in
possession of the Irish in the 9Th ward. Large
numbers of the Irish are leaving the city. Ameri-
cans still gaining considerably. No doubt of their
carrying the State.
P. M.-No excitement now in the middle part
of the city. The Police are perfectly organized
Probably no further trouble. The American ticket
still gaining.
81 P. M.-The mails show that the telegraph
reports have somewhat exaggerated the American
gains.
The Democrats CLAIM Jewett's election in the fifth
district by nearly thousand.
Morehead is doubtless elected by handsome
majority but the Democrats have not lost all hope.
If the telegraph reports approach correctness,
Morehead is elected by thousands.
Two companies of military are on the streets
all quiet.
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Arrival Of the Baltic.
NEW YORK, Aug. S--A. n.

NEw YORK, Aug S--A. II.
The Baltic has arrived.
Cotton-The market has declined !. Sales for
the week $4,000 bales, including 5000 to export
ers and 4, 900 to spectators. Imports since depar
ture of last steamer, 20, 900 bales. Stock on hand,
624, 900 bales. n. o. fair Z, Mddling 81. Flour,
market unchanged. Wheat unchanged Indian corn
advanced Manchester trade generally unchanged.
The political news, though interesting, presents
no features Of Importance.
1t is rumored that Gen. Simpson and Omar Pacha
have resigned
The French continue their approaches upon Ma
lakoff, which the Russians continue to fortify.
There had been neither sorties nor assaults since
previous dates
The position of all parties in the open field is
unchanged.
The British in the sea of Azof destroyed the
bridge boats at Central without loss.
Operations in the Baltic are unchanged
Preparations for a campaign on the Danube still
continue.
Basha Bazooks mutinied and committed great
excuses
There is a formidable instruction of the Arabs
at Tribol
1t is reported that the Russians remain near
Kars, but have not invested the city.
The French loan has all been taken, having made
a narrow escape, or British loan bill.
The British Ministry will all be able to keep their
places.
LATEsr.-The Russians made a sortie on the
24th but were repulsed
tits rumored that secret expedition will attempt
to force Sebastopol habOr while the land force as
saults.
Austra's open advances to Russia is causing
great disquietude.
Prussia is still defending her neutrality.
The death of Admiral Machimuff is confirmed
The rumOr that England and France issued a cir.
cular to the German Courts, announcing that they
no longer consider themselves bound by the treaty
of December, is false.
The English Parliament will be prorogued on the
10th instant.
II is rumored that an advance of 10 per cent on
import duties is about being imposed.
LoUIsvILLE, Aug. S-noon.
The river is falling with feet inches water in
the canal.
CINCINNATI, Aug. S-noon.
The river has fallen five inches in the last TWEEN.
ty four hours.
Flour is unchanged and demand moderate-sales
at S6.75a6. 9Oa7.OO. Whisky is steady at SSaSS4
PTTsBURG, Aug. S-noon.
The river is falling, with feet inch water in
the channel.
New YORK, Aug S-noon.
Flour opened heavy but improved at the close
sales at SS.3la9.OO for State and Ohio; Southern
steady at SlO.75. Corn is a tride hgher-mixed
Sc. Pork is dull and decning-sold at $19.6S.-
Lard is firm and sold at III.
A serious trouble is brewing here among the
Masons. The Grand Lodge, rumor says, has split
in two. manifesto from the seceders is said to
be forthcoming. Tie merits of the quarrel have
not yet been divulged 10 outsiders.
FRANKFoRT, Aug. 8.
The tenth district gives an American majority of
500, which is a gain of 23OO over SCOTS VOTE
LOUISVILLE, Aug. s.
The Democrats concede Morehead's election by
5000. In 80 counties Morehead has a reported
net gain of 1857 over SCOTS vote.
The city is quiet.
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RECEIPTS BY RIVER.

From ths Books OF the Chamber Of Commerce.
PADUCAH-Per Umpire.
65 bbls whiskey; l54 coils rope leo b1s soap;
10 tons machinery; DO pig iron; 100 bundles
broom handles; 20 bxs books; and rs pkgs sundries
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Mortality in Naw Orleans

Nav ORLEANs Aug. 4.
There have been 80 deaths from yellow fever in
the Hospital this week, being nine less than last
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SOMETHING NEW.

A LARGE sappay Of Horse Powers and rhrzhers, Gar
~ den Engaes, screws ~ 70 inches in diameter nre
nrlck PtsharEh Coke Locomotive screSs esnch Screws
clAmES Posoe Aagsss &e just received and tor sale By
d. ID. DIcKEY,
spge5 ~. CoIlegr street, Nashvile.
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HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE.
PIC0T q SH0TWELL,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERs OF ENGLISH, FRENCH
AND GERMAN
HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE,

No. 50 Maiden Lane, New York.
INVITE the attention Of SOUTHERN and WESTERN
Il MERCHANTS 10 a LARGE AND VERY EXTENSIVE
STOCK or GOODS IN THEIR LINE.
Cutlery Of every description;
Silver Plated Ware JApannery;
German Silver and britannia Ware.
Timed and Enamelled Cooking Utensils;
Rronzed, Copper ard Brass Goods;
Tea Trays fire Irons, Tenders, Wire Covers:
Bronzed Candlesticks Block Tin Ware, &C., &c.
Our comprises every article In line Of business
all of which We will sell dealers at the VERY LOWEST
PRICES FOR CASH or APPROVED PAPER. Goods or
dered By letter viii be selected with great and despatch
and pat up In the best manner
PIC0T sH0TwELL,
No. 63 Maiden Lane, New York.
PIP s-AsO, manufacturers Of very superior article Of
ated Spoons and Forks je9-6m
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NEW YORK.
FASHIONS FOR FALL, 1855.
CL0AKS, TALMAS AND MANTILLAs.
GEORGE RR0nIE.


for the inspection Of Southern and Wes-
variety Of goods in his line,
EMBROIDERED VELVET NANTES,
RICH MORE ANTIQUE MANTLES,
PLAIN VELVET MANTLEs, Richly Trimmed,
COMBINATION OF VELVET AND MORE ANTI QUE,
&c. &c.
The buyer Of the undersigned having just returned
France he is enabled offer the extensive
Of styles Of other establishment in the country all of
which, by special contract with the Paris Manufactures
exclusively confined to himself His well known repua-
ton the only publisher of regular monthly Fashion Plates
Har2ers and Godeys Magazines should be sufficient
ducement 10 purchasers to select from his stock.
GEORGE BRODIE,
81 Canal Street, & So Lispenard Street, N York
Principal entrance 81 Canal street, Second Manta
West of Broadway, south side. aug2-3m
w. JACKSON & SON,
CRATE AND FENDER MAKERS,
2&6 Front Street and $50 broadway, NEW YORK.
aug2-1y
ISAAC L. PLATT,
IMPORTER Of Polished Plate Glass, from the old esab-
l. nshed mandatory Of the
BRITISH PLATE GLASS COMPANY,
Ravenhead, Lancashire, England.
Polished Plate of all Sizes suitable windows Of
and dwellings, Show Gases Coach Lamps, Rail Cars, &C
constantly on hand at the Warehouse,
70 Murray Street, New York.
AMERICAN PLATE-GLAss COMPANY,
Factory, Williamsburg, LII
THE Subscriber having taken the agency Of the above
Glass, for SkyEht Fioor-es and PaYements Of quality
superior to the imported article, and much lower rates
JOHN b. PLATT,
UtI-Sm % hurry street, New York.
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VIM. w. KNOX,
B / | n A N G E R,

No. ST. broadway, Nashville, Tenn.
\. R-ro his oxn he has added the entire stock and
OILS Of the late X. Rackle. jel-a
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Furniture! Furniture =!

COTTAGE BEDsfkADs--ioo Misses Double and single
" Cottage bedSicads, Aalallcd and for sale ~
iy2T J. W. MecoMBS.
EREHcH.PosF COTTAGE REDsrEADs.- 100 pouble
French Post Cottage DesteAd finished and for aae by
HA :. w. AeCoAts-
OUNGEs-aoo oeitage Lounges. Of different stJles nsv
IL finished and for sale By J. w. Mcc0MnS.
IL GOOD WORK, and cheaper than ever odered h
~ this mafkei. J. W. MrcOMnS
ly2I-sH Corner d cherry and Church liseefs
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TENNESSEE WHEAT IN New YoEK.-We learn
that the wheat from Tennessee is commanding
considerable attention at the Grain Exchange in
New York, compares favorably with the best brands
in the market, and commands the highest prices
Our merchants are buying freely here for shipment
at 75c per bushe and large quantities daily 60
ing forward, mostly Uia the Chattanooga road. The
steamer Umpire took out a small lot yesterday.
1t is estimated that at least 500 600 bushels Of
wheat will be exported from Tennessee this year,
and Corn in proportion. This will make vast diff
ference from the state of things last year, when
more money than will be received for that wheat
was paid out in importing produce.
Wheat is selling in New York at sl.60a $l.65
per bushel
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A AND WARRANTS A pay Cash 70 - pr
IL sous having Land Warrants o. dspese o.
r. A. BALLoWE. Gen AEf,
leis No. ~ Qcadsrick ..
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ICED SODA WATER.
FINhE fouAr q ths undersigned being nov regularly
supplied With Ice, he can conscientouay recommend ID
70 Az A. beng equal 70 any, Ana far Superior 10 nnsenth
81 thai made anywhere. hls syruFs made ~
superr procez wAcA gives 10 them reh odof and deA-
cious taste.
lie slso keeps 4 hne article Of Mead.
AARON srRETcH, Druggist,
alFl3 Corner College, aud Unon st1.
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RAIN, RAIN.-The fab of rain for the last
three days has been unusually heavy. 1t
seems to come down without the least effort,
and in the most princely profusion. Umbrellas
are necessary fixtures upon the person of out
siders, and linen toggerel stands the poorest
kind of chance
The effect upon the growing cotton crop of
so much rain, is a subject of some apprehen-
sion, though we hope unnecessarily so. He
who has given the promise will see to its full
fillment. 1t is better TO Danish fears and ap.
prehensions, and be thoughtful for the album
dant profusion with which the earth has yield
ed to the husbandman's labor.
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THURSDAY mORNING, AUG. o.

swelling yesterday. There is cow plenty OF
water for small class boats. The Umpire ar
rived yesterday with light freight, and left in
the evening with pretty considerable ship
ment of wheat
River business is unusually dull considering
the stage of water. The scarcity of freights is
attributed to the fact that our wholesale mer-
chonts have shipped their goods via Charles
ton q Savannah, preferring a slightly increas-
ed freight bill to risking the uncertainties of
river navigation.
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PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURED

LH4LhUL4AL LIN HIN U ANAULELD
SALA MAN ID Il n SAFES,
WARRANTED 20 stand 10 per cent more FIRE -
w than any Herrngs safes IN use, and sold al u IA
the prices Also Iron Sta "a tiers, sash m 81
and Doors for Bank Vaults and SE1EE
stores. Also, Patent Slate Lined Refrfg-
orators, an warranted good and cheap any the
country, By EVANS WATSON Nc. &c south 4th street,
Phadeph Pa HaPs Patent Powder Proof Locks, and
All the celebrated Locks furnished when required W. C.
LLLARD authorized 10 reeeve orders ard make saes Of
the above. my5-iy
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without readlng he POCKET AsCLLAflCo- Let no one
rine hackned CoaEh Pain IN The SIDE restless nighs,
Tys. srslIrss ard IA whole train q Dyspepuc sensa-
foo Eni syen up b. their phJ an be another moment
witoat eossalting Ire OscULAPUs. Have he married.
~ a~sl k a. il has been Ire q saving Thousands
II uniaa tunats creatures frcm ne avs n death-
EW- Ans person sending fAkNff-flf VI CAn4e eneios-
"a III latter eli recsivs ccpy q this vera By mail
nss eopies IN be ssni i0r Dollar Aaress post pad
DR. va. YOUNG,
oct3-iy No. fo2 Spruce street, fhtlad0.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF.
THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS;
OR EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.

Diseases and Mals0rmaticns Of the
Haman System In every shape and
form. To which Is added . Treat
ise On The Diseases Of Females. be-
ing q The highest importance 10
narrisi ,,eople, or those eontem-
plali'.g marriage By
= LILLIAN YOUNG. N. D
Let 10 father be ashamed 70 pre-
sent \ cory o. The KsCULAPtU3
h his chlid. tmay save him ron
an early grave. Let no young
man or uomzn enter into the Sc
crrt obTgstions Of married life
-. .--.--.I auIIr. IL -. -.
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RHODES, HAGEN & CO.,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No "a Sycamore ST., East side below Second,
CINCINNATI, Ohio,
w ILL give special attention Forwarding Goods Pro-
w duce 6c also, 70 the purchase and sale OF all kinds
Of Produce and articles Of Cincinnati and Pttsbarg Manu-
features.
JAMES COLLINS g CO., Piitz5urg, For'd'g Agents.
kYy~ Refer 10 NASHVILLE MERCHANTS generally.
jes-dtrwGWu
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The Louisville Riots.

As there is great anxiety to hear every
thing in relation to the riot in Louisville on
Monday, we clip the following from the Jour
nal of Tuesday morning:
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john WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EmpTIoN CLAIMANTS

Under Congress approved Sd March, 1885, entitled An
rights settlers therein
pre- emp,on above
toned alternate each
side Of where the settlement and
Of and paid for
dollars and y per before the day fixed
public by the 27,h March 1854 ent
relief of reserved for railroad
purposes" who settled and improved the ahovenamed
tchdraual will be entitled
empons ordinary minimum price OF the public lands
dollar and nve cents proven
day public sale: Therefore,
entitled the right of pe-empon IN any Of the
mentioned within miles
under the act Of Sd March, 1853, above
made the 4th of February, 1889
(he Of 9th March, 1854,
settlements made prior 10 the date Of the original withdrawal OF
likewise entitled -
a7h March, 1854, Of the lands outside
the 18th
establish
rherbr price rdet'cdbs
er before the day appointed for the pub
lie sale or lands embracing the tract
claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
- JOHN WILSON,
the General Land Office
Feb be--lawl3w Int and Star
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mo. 52s..

No. 528.1
Notics OF discontinuancc the United States
land Offices nj Jcffcrsonv lie, Vincennes, and VIM
annac, Indiana. 'Nt
NDER the provisions Of the section
u approved June H. $780, which declares at
the of public lands remaining unsod
shall be reduced number than hundred
housand shall be the OF the Secretary Of the
discontinue Office
of land office the shall ba subject sale
land Offices the
land Office shall which the Secretary
The shall notice ~ and h
the Attn September Ie4 auhozes the Secretary
The continue land district in which is
Of Of of the States Notwithstanding
quantity unsod in such district may
Apash n~y be
in such stare al point of
approved June H. lo40 and ansuch the duty
depoped the Secretary Of the Interior
establish the Home Department." approved Sd March,
I549:
Notice accordingly hereby gwen view reports
that the below
Secretary Of the Interior ch the
President has directed that the land offices at JEF
and WNAMAo in the Stae Of lndiaRa
lands aiming unsod at the time Of The
be subject sale the land office at INDI
An NAPo of said State.
unsod and unappropasd by law and subject
within limits t the districts dscontnu. d,
heretofore at those ofces from
receivers
the land officers viii public
will be prepared receive appca
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
JANUARY 25, 1856.
Jan 27--2aw6w IStar.l
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IN pursuance q law, FRANKLIN PIERCE President or,h
lha pase .ale Will be held once at
y . a e,r as saa.s % m "a hodsy tee as
paris & = ~ q ' @ @ - aaa % esH,.s odd chambers Within ~ miles g
rhr ststrs q LAnssA and MISSISSIPPI subject
m al @ ss@s, % aas n cents ps, ssrs ss provided y
paes y -. % ae, % ih Aasas ss witch avsrssa 9 DC
eSs ba g.se Ssn wi,drawa una further noiee f e pro
poe po,es asua % o" % h'sadoo 70 sonss BY ru,e notice No
ject % private ENTITY the date of Withdrawal
sepembe rs a. situated ia ihe aforementioned ,ownhP
NORTH eftAe base line, Of caoesaw asriaiGa
Town'hipJew, Of rapse thirteen.
rownhIs asrss tou' dss and sia, q range ioarieen
Townshlps tee, four hre sr and Of range
rownsa'is hee, six, a'd seren, Of tango seventeen
hereby given inai ali The lands situated outside Of
The sg-as tss of the above Wssraw and
refed pnvais enuy stated which be
subject snirv Al one dollar nd acre. lf
@ ne s ausa s ns s
@ s ID ssa s 81 a ana Ia s osy ss s ass.s
day Of Mareh next, 10 wit;
district Of lands subject MlsslssrrI
NortA Of he base line, and ne Caoetav ,asrdan
Townships three -four, flee, six and range
Townships three, four, dve,
Townships tArss four fire. sf seven, range
Township seuen, OF range afeen.
Town'h lps ,Ares four, and Jdee, Of range sixteen
Townships three flee, Of
Townshps three four five, six, and OF eighteen
In the district Of lands subject sale DxAoro
North Of the base line, and Ve Of Ae principal
and seventeen
t
Townships thirteen, fourteen, feen s1tesn and sepenen,
rang three
Townships een fourteen fifteen, aIteen and seventeen
range four
Townships thirteen and fourteen, Of range hye.
The townships designated roman wholly within
the limits and fifteen miles respectively each
road aud those in italics partly within said lns
mated the diagrams which will be furnished respective
district offices Commissioner the General Land Office
The lands will be spl subject the right Of granted by The
% September 1850, States aforesaid for Taioad
exceeding hundred each side thereof; and therefore
the particular OF land which include the rad will be sold
esaectvely official
The sections will be offered At the public sale the order in
which they advertised the will be snh
eent time admit of offering all the Iands bn exceeding
weeks applications make entries Of the lands
offered public sale under this proclamation will be
until after the weeks.
Given hand city OF Washington, this seventh
day Of February Ammo Domn thousand egh hundred and
ffy-hve.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President
JoHs WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.