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UNIVERSITY or NASHVILLE.
Medical D9DaPtnhGnfs

FTN8E cish annual Course OF Lectures IN thus lnsutu
ton will commence Monday, the Sd of November.
full preliminary cOuee, free to all students, will be
given By the Professors commencing the first Monday
Of October.
Professors Fees SlO5; Matricuaton Fee, S5 Pr icii
81 Anat my, tlO Graduation Fee, S25. For Catalogue
ard announcement apply TO . =
PAUL +. EVE, NJ D.,
Dean OF the Faculty.
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RATES OF FREIGHT

FROM CHARLESTON AND S1YANNAHTO
! NASHVILLE,
| To take effect on and after ST Of Jgae, 1855.
| FIRST CLASS. r
! DIAN0 Fortes Books and Stationery Boz Is shoes and
| Hats, Liquors, Oils, sc, in toItles Camphns and
Spirits Turpenne in barrels. Cerpeting China Glass and
Glassware Cigars in cases. Clocks Confeetonares Cot
ton Cards. Cutlery, cases. Casks and Boxes Dry Goods
in boxes and bales Drugs Fruits Fruit Trees and Shrub
berry, Furs Garden Seeds Looking Glasses aad Looking
Glass Plate (at owners risk Oysters in and Jars
Saddery Tin and Br1ttania Ware Teas and Spces-per
100 bs 81 16c from Ist December to June aud from
| 1st June to lst December 81 35.
SECOND CLASS
Hardware, except such is specified IA lst ana I'd
cass, Coffee Mills, Machinery Foreign Liquors, barrels
and pipes, Tobacco in boxes Leather in rolls and boxes
Oils in barrels and casks Crockery aud Q1eeisSare in
crates and casks, Rice, Whiteng Plaster Sheet Brass
and Copper-per 100 lbs, 81 60.
THIRD GLASS ss. .
Axes, ShoTes, Spades, Sad Irons, Zinc and In Dis
Tinpate, Anvss Vices, casks OF Chains and Hoss Ma
nilla aud Cotton Cordage, Coffee, heavy Castings 4
gearing Railroad Wheels and Axles, Chairs and Spises
and R0s'n IN bSlsTRsF JRsEG9,T lG9 lbs, R,,4ss zoe.
Furniture and Carriages boxed, and other light articles
not enumerated also Carboys OF Acids other Chemicals
wii be charged by actual weight but at double class
rates, or--per 100 lbs, q so.
The rates are the same from Charleston and cagapuah
to Stevenson, and all Stations this side Nashville
ovsrcharges where they evidently will be correct
ed BY the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad paid
6y the Treasurer upon proper certificate from ibe Agent
delivering.
The Roads will not pay for hidden damages or injury
to contents of boxes or packages when external appear
anee of damage exists .-
No clam tor damages will be considered unless
panied with receipt showing the goods have been in
good order when delivered to the Roads ct Charleston and
Savannah.
In of short goods the Roads require 60 days for
examination OF the lineif not found the expiration Of
that time the Road delivering will be authorised to pay
but no claim shall be considered goods sought tor
less receipts are exhibited as evidence OF shipment
No goods will be delivered until all charges are paid
and receipt given by the consignees or their agens-
The Agents of the n T. K uadeT heavy bonds to
the company and all freight bills are due TO the Agents
individually therefore freight bills be paid ia full
and reclamatons for charges damages &c must be
paid by the Treasurer only upon certificate the Agent
and authority of the Superintendent
mayI4 BPG H. l. ANDERSON Sup't
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CAPITAL $4,000.

7se6 Prizes, amounting 70. liOa Oeo
~ I1cksls $40, Halves, IS; QaArters, q so
The 500 Prizes Of ssJ< are sts uuipe hc IN. nr,,r
which draws the $4,000 PrEs6 that number should ,s
an odd nnmbsr, then every odd number TICKET in is
scheme VIII bs entitled TO IS 90 ifaa nan, ber th
every even number ticket viii DO entisd % & 81 il ad
dIiion TO any other PrEs which may be drawn:
Purchasers In buyng equal quantity s odd snd sEsa
Dunner tickets will be certain of arsErg ussy half
he cost OF the same with ehs sss u Oh sialng ctksr
Prizes
All those tickets ending with o. g. 4ss are svsn-aH
ihose eading with !, 3 q g. are odd
~ Persons sending omar By nail need pet fear Is
being lost ORDERS puDeiua attended 20. Connnn1rA
lions confidential Bank Of Bnund Banks tzke7 1t
par. Drawing sent 70 ell ordering Tickets
~ Thoss Wishing particular numbers should Oedsr
immedistsly.
~ Orders addressed to James 7. winisT. Box sSs
Nashville, Tsnnsssss, vii Be promptly attended 70
JAAE3 T. NlNTER
grgIe Asssgsr, Eseoa, c..
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HERMAN & RAINS.

JAMES hkkNAN T. B. hAInS
HERMAN & RAINS.
FTHE undersigned having removed to Nashville and as
Wholesale and Retail Drug Business, have recently open
ed at the noted stand formerly occupied By Plummer
Co. large and complete stock of fresh ge1uine Staple
Drugs, pure and unaduerated Family Medicines, choice
Pelfumery Fancy Articles dc &c all of which, guaan
eeing the purity aud gsuuineness ef every article they
will sell at the very lowest market price for cash the
usual time TO punctual dealers
They determined to send out article of medicine
about which heIe be any doubt whatever with refer
ence to its purify.
They respectfully solicit share of the Prescriptions OF
the Physicians of the city, This department of their bus
will be under the supervision of competent chems
They trust that their rigid attention and dety to the
interest of those who may favor them with their patron
sge will merit the appreciation Of their patrons and
sure success to their new enterprise.
iune26 HERMAN h RAINS.
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The shaving Soap.
VROOM Il FOWLER'S WALNUT OIL,
MILITARY SHAVING SOAP.

EVERYTHING sought by the most fastidious in this
T. branch Of the toilet and essential TO good shave
m be found upon trial combined in the above named
Itoas Row peen the market l2 years, and the thous
ands who have used it testify 10 its SURPRISING and
agreeable qualities H. is wtbout doubt the best Soap in
the world The genuine bears Vroom Fowlers sigma.
in fac siile and is only manufactured by John b.
Yroom, lsuccessor) New York.
Sold in Nashville BY T Wells A. Il. Roscoe G. W.
Hendershott Jo g. Brown and in New York BY dealers
generally. juvl7-Sm
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T1OR sale at my Plantation, in williamson county fos
Il cash or on time, FIVE BLACK JACKS, three yea g
old imported from the Island of Malta Of pure blood
jys-smd&tw. JAMES II. WILSON.
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$4,000 Numbers--15,1S5 Prizes!!-!

l5,l95 PriIs7 amounting to........... = e2OA OO,1
The is 600 Prizes Of S5 detsrnlsei bY shs nan.
Der Inch lass the $40 o0Of tkat number should Be
an odd number thsn every odd hcket in tse scleus
viii be entitled TO IS If even number then every
even number ticket IN he Scheme viii Be entitled 10 81
In addition to any other p which ICE ticket nav draw
Purchasers in buying equal quantity q Old cad even
number tetes viii b. certain u lFaisg rsa- hall the
cost OF The same with chances Of 05tsplD ohsr Przs
All those tickets ending with o. 2 g. s. sfs eysu--aIl
hose ending with ], g. s. Z Q are odd
IN full without deduction
- All Prizes of s10OO aa6 urdsr paid imrsediatsfv
efer The drswng-otsr prEs the sgal tine e thirIy
days.
All Communications strictly Confidential 6 TIE drawn
numbers will be forwarded urchs.ers imme6zisiy IL
ter the drawing
FaI1E TICKETS.
WHOLES, 80; HALVES, 3; QUARTERS. s2 so.
Prize Tiokese renewed Ia other tcket ~ sr
office.
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II. Il. Peck

rs now receiving number of beautiful svIe Coupee"
i Rocksways and Bsrouches. he has also q complets
assortment of Buyges both of his and Eastern Manu-.
facture at his Warehouse, lower Market street.
julyl9-n
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AUCT1oNEERs AND Commission MERCHANTS
$lOO Reward.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, on the night of g.
IL the thirteenth Of July, Negro man named ~
ANDERSON Anderson is black, neat small whs- q
kers under the chin, is about q years old and leet
high. de speaks quickly, Gnd intelligent boy. lie
carried of all his clothing
will give a / OF $50 for his apprehension and
confinement in Jail if caught in this State aud 800 if he
is caught out of this State
augl0-dlw4W4w. TON J. WATSON
Williamson .,L.r l=sses
sEy- The Louisville Dela0crat and .orriat wld each
copy one week in daily, and four times in weekly and
send accOunt tn ths ofina
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Reform Medical
COLLEGE.

MAOO1N, OEOhoIH1'
Tue Eighteenth Annual Course of Lectures IN this In
stt7tfon will commence on the frst Monday IN NO
Eeher next and lose the hrs day OF March following
Having receiTsd two endowments IRON The state of Oeor
s it Is in possession OF splendid College Edlce, with
Apparatus Preparations Specimens and Facilities and
Hospital for Clinical instruction under the direction Of
the Faculty. Cadavers procured from New York and
other cities
FACULTY. rF
L. BARKST0N, NJ. D Professor OF Physiology and
Pathology aud Msteria Aiedca-
Ut COKE NJ. D. Professor Of Principles and Practice
medicine and Therapeutics
NJ 3 THOMSON, NJ. D., Professor Of Obstetrics aud
Diseases Of Women aud Children. -
l. y. LOOMS A. Ii M. d., Prot. OF Chemistry, Botany
Pharmacy and Microscopy.
IN. GoMIN0s, A Z, M. D., Professor Of Anatomy,
md Surgery.
q, a. I0OHRAEE, Esq, Nj. D., Professor of Medical
Jurisprudence, Comparative Anatomy and Comparative
Pbisici1gy. ~
TERMS.
EatTe fees for tickets to Lectures 300
asricuietion (once only ....-.-.....
SDaOmlcal TICKET - o .lV
Payable invariably in cash in advance opening OF
oe session Gradustan fee payable before examination
SIS. .-
For particulars address any member OF the Faculty, Ma
con. Ga i s- sugs-lm*
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YNhE School for Boys, in the basement OF the New
Il African Church, will be re-opened on MONDAY, THE
gard to The charao,a 81 tS % raear-s5 ~ It's
former patrons
TEnAs.-Twelve dollars and half per quarter Of ten
weeks
aUgl2-dtd P q STONE A. NJ
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IEW DAVID. or HERREW PLAsTER.

April %, 80 Lowell, Mass
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MEMPHIS MEDICAL COLLEGE.

TIVfiE regular Lectures Of this College will commence
Il on MONDAY, the Sd of November, and continue
four months.
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CLASS q

To be drawn on
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 18TH, 1sss.
At Concert aall, hacon Ga. under the Sworn SGpse-
ntsndsnce of Col Geo. N. Logan and Jas. a. Nisbes
Esq. Aeaa!
Patrons will please examine tbs Sehsns ezrefuy--
compare IL with any other and II IL 10 not he beat
offered and the chances 0bsia Capitals Gar Dsrts doE
purchase Tickets.
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TTHURSTON 4 BkkHAkD have removed TO No. II
Il Public Square neat door CalhOun's, where they
will be happy to shos tb cir first rate stocE o.
Dry Goods, eonsistng of Black Brown, and Bsse Broad
Cloths; Black aud Fancy Cassnsres; Vsstngs. GioTe
Hosiery, Crevsts, handkerchief, Sc, &C.
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LRSyTTr THAxTER.n



DR. j. C. ATER- iOHoTsd sir have made = thorough
trial Of the Cathartie Pills left e byyOur agent have
been cured by them QSStaAsead under which
be found sufeTiugA The first dose relieved me- and
few subsequent dos5 have entirely removed The disease
feel in better health than for years BEFORE
which attribute entirely the effects s your cATHAETIe
PILLS Yours, with great respect,
LUCIUS B. MRfCALF.
II ? The above all from persons who publicly
known where they reside, and would make these
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Nashville. Judy 81 1s5d.-2mtw&VF
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-06
WASHINGTON CITY.
THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH 8, 1850.
CONGRESS- WEDNESDAY,.

sEsArE.-The Chair laid before the Senate communca~
tons from the Secretary OF State the Secretary Of the
Treasury aud the Secretary OF the Navy which were read
and appropriately referred The bill establishing the col
lection districts OF the United States and designating the
ports Of entry and delivery in the same taken up and
passed also bill to admit TO registry enrolment the
schooner zadoc Pratt and bill for the relief Edwin A.
Stevens
The resolution declaring Hon Lyman Trumbull entitled
bis seat senator from Illinois discussed b.
Messrs. Mason, Foot Pugh, Toucey, and others after
which it was adopted-yeas 35, nays 8.
The condition Of affairs in Kansas then debated by
Messr Butler Toucs Hale Wilson, and Others until half
past four o'clock when Mr.. Houston obtained the floor,
and the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE, or REPRESENTATIVE Several communications
were received from the State and Treasury Departments
ordered be printed Majority and minority reports
were read from the Committee of Elections to whom had
been recomted the resolutions reported heefrom ask
ing for authority send for persons and papers in the
Kansas contesedelecon The majority report con-
cludes with resolution that the Committee of Elections
in this case be empowered send for persons and papers
and 10 examine Witnesses upon OATH After considerable
discussion, il was moved by Mr. Hickman of Penn-
sylvaua, and agreed to, that both reports be printed
the further consideration of the subject be postponed
until tomorrow at o'clock The House then went
into Committee of the Whole, (Mr Mace Of Indiana, in
the chair and resumed the consideration Of the Pres
dents annual message Mr. Grow of Pennsylvania being
entitled to the oo addressed The committee alength con-
defining in strong terms the passage of the Nebraska
Kansas act and deprecaing the repeal of the Missouri
Compromise. Mr. Cadwalader, Of Pennsylvania, replied
to his colleague with great force defending with rare ab
ity the principles involved in the Nebraska-kansas act
Mr. Brenton of Indiana next obtained the floor and coon
after the committee rose and at quarer-past four o'clock
the House adjourned,
PUBLIC RECEPTIONS AT THE EXECUTIVE MAN
SION.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-06
"COMTNG EVENTS CAST THEIR SHADOWS
BEFORE"

despatch received from Chicago, as We are going to
press announces the election of the democratic candidate
mayor by flee hundred majority and the success Of the
entire democratic ticket the combined forces OF know
nohingism and abotouism.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-06

PUBLIC RECEPT1DNS At THE E8EOUII Z MANI
SION.
There will be public reception at the Executive Man
sion Friday evenings March 7h March 2st April 4tf
April 18th.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-06

RACE ron THE CRUMBS oy JAcssosrss-The negro SYM
pnthzers at Pittsburg called scksons editor of the old
Globe to the chair, and the hafbreeds at Philadelphia
not to be outdone in devotion the memory of the O
Hero headed of the Pittsburger by nominating his
private secretary for Vice President
begg once called at farmhouse Il killing time
and asked for something eat TIE old farmer in the
kindness OF his soul now enrgcd by the plenty around
MN, asked tne pesgm mat he would hsve7 "oh,D re-
Ppeo ne peee" should not be cboosersany Of the oa
sucn a. spare abe sausages and the Ike Oto atesnan
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-06

APAsaDss ros Lacy vctxs,-Drs Mclean In lecture
Teontly delivered At New Orleans Nicaragua drew the
following picture Of what could be done in ha, country
by a larry man who wished to live independent:
The government gave him $50 Of land and the
hrst necessity was house This quickly sup
Piled by the placing Of four posts uprighy in ground
the spaces between which filled In with common
cane which grew in abundance around and this plasere
vith mud The roof was then thatched with grass
and the house thus completed Little no furniture
was needed, hammock answering all purposes Of bed
and seat and slmost any kind Of earhen vessel would
answer 10 cook in
"The next care TO plant about Dozen banana or
paniain trees which needed further care and about
fifty yards OF land should be hled and planted In yams
which properly pi.ced, would yield enormously. The
common JrDoie and Lima beans would grow with the
ysms as well as variety Of other vegetables, and the
native fruits fhe country almost all Indigenous
The plantsins and ysms would yield more than enough
for the subsistence Of entire family, and Of every
variety could be shot almost from the door of the house
The climate was such 10 render little clothing Alb
soluteiy necessary and thus with months labor
man can IN himself comfortably for year Isn't that the
country for szy maui
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-06

MrRDrR or AN EDITOR The Koscusko (Nss) Chronicle
of the 23d ut contains the particulars Of the deliberate
murder Of its editor and proprietor Charles s. Lnsbury
the previous Tuesday evening, by one Richard w
Payne tappears that Lamsbnry and Payne had pre-
von,ly had qas IT, during which the i-tier wn. lightly
wounded with Jirk ON the evening Of The murder
Payne koscinsko armed with double barreled
SCOT gun, and also equipped for rapid fight He shot
lsmsbury as the latter going from the Office bis
hotel putting sevenytwo shot in the rght side Of his
victim who expired in great agony In sspt thirty mia-
piss sfrrsgds Payae aed,
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Mr. HALE rose TO make inquiry Of the COMMITTEES on
Printing He had the room several time
In order to obtsn copy OF certain correspondence which
was ordered to be printed several days since but he was
unable 70 get IL although he noticed that copies had been
furnished to the newspapers Of this and other cities Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30
HAVANA.
NJ Our Own Correspondent.

From Our Own Correspondent
HAVANA, Wednesday, Jan. 90 1856.
There was, last week, lettering about this city,
Il German, a seafaring man, who prOfessed to be
naturezed citizen of the United States. He did
not deny, l am told, he had been on the Coast of
Africa in SLAYER, and even went 30 far as to ex-
press a determination to 20 on similar voyage
whenever on opportunity offered. He scattered
his gold with liberal hand, standing treat for
all hands without being urged 10 do so, and con-
sequently had troops OF friends among the lcaers
Of bar-rooms. At length growing holder, finding
no notice was taken of him by the authorities, he
openly ayowed that he was the cbcf-mate Of
SLAYER fitting out within thirty leagues of this city,
and one evening had the audacity to offer to ship
as second mate an old salt" whom he Glanced
10 fall in with at bar-r0Om. The old true-hearted
sailor, an Eastern man, scorned tho offer; IN"
''cared not for gold obtained In so dishonest
"msnner," and made public the Offer that had
been made to him. Next morning the German
was non inrentus, it being believed he feared
being denounced and apprehended, and concluded
IL would be more prudent to make himself scarce.
IL ia not known whittier he went, but II supposed
he is tbe mate of the vessel known to have been
fitted out near Bahia Honda of which gave you
intelligence in my last letter.
Don. J. A. Paejo, agent OF Queen Christina, In
this Island, died quite suddenly the week before
last at Cienfuegos His embslmed remains
reached this city two or three evenings since, and
he was inferred by tOrch-lght.
The l.. s. ship Potomac, Commodore Paulding
arrived here on the Goth inst, and the steamer
Fulton THE day. The two seamea, Wynn and
Chauney, have been sent 10 the Isle OF Pines to
serve their term OF imprisonment.
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THE CASE or OFFICER CLfURCHILL

The cast Of Policeman William Churchill Of the
TLrteent Ward " no was arrested time since upon
cha &c Of compounding felony, was heard yester-
dav afternoon before Judge Os, orne ct the Mayors
Office The facts Of the case haze heretofore been
published in The TRIBUNE.
Mary Ann Moore was called ard sworn, but before
giving Der testimony mr. Richard Busteed counsel for
Mr. ard Mra Moore in the indictments pending against
them stated that the witness and her husband Samuel
Moore were indicted in 1855 for receiving stolen goods
a.d hst thee indictments were Till pending in the
Court of Sessions Mr. Moore I'D been admitted to
b in the sum Of 81, 900 and Mrs. Moore was allowed
10 90 on her own recognizance. The testimony that
sic might give would doubtless crimirate her, but
peil er himself Mr. or Mrs. Moo-c had any objection
in the matter provided the ..agistrate would give
ficrn an assurance Of some kind that the testimony
tai would no be used on the trial of the inAc nens
rerding against them. Unless be could have such an
s5..gance ne sOuld not care abou' having tnem eX-
snlel.
Nr Clinton, counsel for Policeman Churchill, con-
ter I'D that ii magistrate Lad nothing say IN the
mo ter ard baa 10 right to give any such assurance
ssft d fer
Judge Osborne said that he looked at the matter ln
chs light The case 6rst CANT up before the Mayor,
Who not hsY time attend to il, referred the mat
ter to hin. The Mayor handed him ITO ehiia'.'s
mde by Mrs. Moore end her husband, but he DID not
know whether the Mayor had made any pledge 10
either OF ti.em Mr. Clinton only seeks to cross-e1-
anime the Witnesses and lie did not think there was
any parcu'sr objection as the afiidavit' they had
made before he Mayor full. lie would have no
eli. e.ion TO meeting Mr. Busted and Mr. Clinton and
ii District Attorney and arrange the matter IN come
wa.
Ater some further {emaTks from the counsel, the
case wa adjourned "Wednesday today IL O'clock