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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

Amovemen is in progress in New York for the establishment OF
bullion hank. The plan found bunk which shall
only the extent Of its capital. lis deposits
used any part Of them, y the bank but eauei as
in order Of several depostors deposits
viii consequently be always the full amount coin.
The revenue Of the bank oher than the interest its capt.
tall consist Of small aukng commissions charged to deposi
tors small accounts more, large accounts The arg-
commission proposed 10 Of per cent s. persons
income Of $1,000 per larger owas 1900
Of and large accounts small annual in lieu
of commissions. As its projectors propose TO limit the dividends
per cent, these charges viii be reduced with the increase Of
business and will always be kept down the actually
necessary pay expenses Il is urged by the projectors st il
this bank be first hands and consequently credit perfect
its Certificates Of deposit representing coin in New
will be the most desirable of remittance will used
circulate money! but for purposes OF remittance
sufficient o sustain the bank.
The New York Herald Of the 9th says:
The sales Of cotton yesterday embraced 200 bales chief
truusi,u The market closed with e buoy Flour
again DULL and closed decline Uf j-sl ub while the
sales fair Wheat also easier and Cusrd
decline about 5ushe. The sales comprised 30
co. bushels including white Canadian sl white Western
at Sil5GL2 white Southern at 81 81 mixed Western
Sill and southern l3GSl 49, Corn steady,
with les Of western mixed al IO4 white do at 1A-Uc,
yellow 7gc90c Polk continued heavy, with VI
reported s65az 10 81, and prime 10 - "A s..
including Porto fair 81 &c, and
the remainder Cuba O. c and zoo boxes at l5sc CO1ea
firm chef consisted OF the cargo Of k0 by the
Floating Cloud at Il &c.
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Victorin ana American TrOtters.

\ fore gn correspondent of the New York Express
states that the following story was told him by the
official who ccndue ed him through Windsor Castle
Stable:
1t seems Her Majesty, as we'll as Prince Albert,
loves fast horses and she never rides without her
nays are upon toe Quickest trot. Well she heard of
the speed of New York horses, and somehow the
story Of the rapid movements Of pair OF them, i1
London, reached the esis Of the Prince and the
Queen. They we're both anxious to see their move
ments aud-try their speed, which being made known
10 their American owner, he forthwith ehsllenged
Prince Albert to test the metal Of his animals, be-
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We publish in another column an important article
on the subject of the Belly canal project in Nioara
qua. N. Belly had an interview with Prince Napo-
leon in Paris on the 8lst of August, when ne was
eompimented on the results Of his mission, and he
hoped for similar reception from the Emperor on
his return from Biarritz. The French politicians
and saUans have ranked NJ. Belly with Salad Pasha
and NJ. F. Lesseps, as q great protector of canal
civilization. They assert that he will soon return
under cover Of the naval flag Of France in order to
commence work in Nicaragua under the Martinez
and Mora charters; but the writer adds the impOr~
tant prOvisO Of f the United States do not prevent
it. which consideration makes a serious alteration
in the aspect Of the affair.
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d. L. KElNloFf
81. FEEE1ss- B. A. siIEFHERD. D. L. EEl11oH
PERKINS & CO.,
GENERAL Omission MERCHANTS,
New Orleans,
ssp2j-tr,rGw6m
SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE,.



SEsSION OF I55s9THE FIRST EEarLAR COURSE LzCvEEs
IN this Institution E commence Monday, the Isl Of No
vemter, djs will continue t e Dc OF March, ensuing
lhs Preliminary Course Of Lectures, free 10 all students,
will he given during the month Of October.
FACULTY
THOMAS L. MADDIN, "a. D. Professor o. Anatomy, CDo5
criptve, Astrological and surEcIlJ
JOHN FREDERICK NAY 81. D., Professor Of Principles and
Operations % surgery
DANIEL p WRIGHT, NJ Professor Of Physiology and Pa
JOHN H. CALENDER N. D., Professor Of laisra Mod.,s
RICHARD O. cGEREY NJ D., Prossor Of Medical Chemistry
and Medical JuIisTrudeucet
E. B. HAsKINs, N. D. Professor Of Theory and Practice Of
Medicine;
JOHN P. FOHD VI. D. Professor OF Osiis and DISEASES OF
Women aud Children
Il. 81. COMPTON, n. D., Demonstrates Of Anatomy.
The ctr Hosuitq IS upon the premises Of College and IN
der control the Faculty sc which rt0ns performed
and cases prescribed for in the presence q the Class, aud Cni
cal Lectures delivered
Amount Of fees for Lectures elQ3 90
Naturalization Zee paid out oncel %
De11onsirsiofs Zee lrequirei but oncel % 90
Gradustionise, . %
Excellent board cln be O5ans r 81 SO 70 "a per vssh
A0i s1'--t J0iS :. FoRD, n. D.,
IyI7d&ER Dean Of The Faeaiy,
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For SaIe.

TEYHREE hundred twenty Of land in Upton county
six miles north Of Mas0ns Depot, 50 cleared the
balance fuey timberel. Terms easy.
$50 Big stcl hundred in cultivation and
60 more This land is any
flow and dtched ALSO vel improved with four good canss
good frame house. gin stables smoke house. &c, aud we'll
adapted raising Terms made known arp On Ad
dress, JOsEPH d. W HlILEh,
OCtS-w4t Sharon, Upton county, Tenn.
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TaIk witb our ContompOraries.


Our neighbOr Of the Bonner advises or friends
to run pipe of Scotch iron into our sanctum. 1t
would be much more agreeable to his feelings if
they would roll pipe of Scotch whiskey into his.
Why doesn't he tell people what he wants, instead
of limiting at it in this roundabout way?
The Washington Union announces that LAWRENCE
MYERS who had undertaken to furnish iron for the
Washington aqueduct, has forfeited his contract.
Although this contract is controlled by Capt MEIGs.
9 member of the opposition appointed to his pres
ent position by the opposition, the Banner thinks he
has been induced to deprive Mr.. MYERS Of this
profitable job in order to secure an administration
triumph in Pennsylvania. Our contemporary hopes
that il will not have this effect We suppose, then,
the Bonner desres the success Of the Black RePub-
Hoan KnoW-Nothing ticket in Pennsyl7auia, and the
return of such men as GROW and MILLWARD and
other enemies Of the South, to Congress The tri-
umph Of the opposition in Pennsylvania will be the
triumph of Black Republcanism-it will BE step
towards the subjugaiOn of the South, and yet the
Banner viii rejoice at it. We are not surprised that
our contemporary advocates the coalition, when 1t
desires the success of the anti slavery fusion in the
North, over sound conservative men.
A KnOWNothing contemporary complains tina
the committees report the currency question is
not long enough. The KnoW-NOthiDg party is fond
Of prolixity in platforms. As an invalid carries
large trunk to allow frequent change Of clothing,
so the Know-Nothings must have a big platform to
allow a frequent change of principles They are
90 dirty that they soil their political wardrobe
The Indian Bureau at Washington on the 4th inst,
received letter from DR.. FOrney, cOnfrmatOTy Of
the report Of the Indians Tobbing the mail three
hundred and fifty miles from Salt Lake City. BE
says that no attempt made TO kill the conductor
drivers, or guards; that the Indians on the Hum
boldt have been committing depredations for ten
years past; and that this the first outbreak Of
the present season. Gen. Johnston, al the request
of Gov. Cumming, had sent a military force Of one
hundred and fifty for the protection of the mails
and travellers.
The Washington Star is informed by Mr. Mix, the
Commissioner of Indian Affairs, that this is the frs
official information that the Bureau has received OF
depredstiOus by the Indians at the Humbolt, since
1851. Before that period they were frequently
troublesome
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sale of Lois ia Ashland,
CHEATHAHE COINTY.

ON the first Monday in November next the re-
nainder the Lot IN the Of Ashland, vii be Of
fed at public the highest bidder The lots 10 be sold
the most valuabe in the Some Of them fronting the
Public SQUARE and ths Cumberland River Terms be-
raj which be made Known the day Of ss ~ order Of
ne CommfTronsrs W. g. SHELTON,
sS3O-d Secretary,
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Test: NJ. D. WE1oa, Clerk an
From the Philadelphia Ledger. !
A Bullion Bank.

Some euterprisng fnauciers at New York have
started the project OF bullion bank in that city,
the main purpose Of which seems 70 be 20 regulate
the exchanges by Of the issue OF certificates
of deposits of gold which certificate projectors be-
leve will be the most desirable medium Of remit
lance from New York 10 the interior, AMI from the
interior back to New York sgainthe result OF which
will be a larger stock Of coin al the time at New
York which, IL is modestly claimed for that city,
Will keep.the whole country financially steady and
strOng-lhe idea heirg that, as New York is the
banker of the continent, if she is strong in ready
money, the whole country must feel sr0Dg. The
people Of the "ccnJinent" will, no doubt, feel
nancIslly greatly obliged for this paronzing care
of our modest neghbors This, however, is the
project in brief:
To found bank here at the centre of finance of
this continent which shall discount mot, as some
say, lend on bond and moTgage) only TO the extent
Of its own capital. Is deposits are not used, any
part Of them, By The bank, but are 10 be retained
always in actual cash 10 the order of the several
deposit or5; the deposits will, Consequently, be al
WAYS to the full amount on hand in coin. TheFeye
nue. Of the bank other than the interest on its own
capitaO is to consist Of small bank commissions
CHARGED TO depositors; on small accounts more, on
large accounts less The largest commission pro
posed is 10 of one per cent or S. on PERSONS
income of SIS 600 per snnum; on larger accounts
as low as 2-l00 Of one per cent and on very large
accounts 2 small annual sum in lieu Of commissions
AS it's projectors propose to limit The dividends to
per cent. these charges will be reduced with the
increase of business, and will always be kept down
to the amount actually necessary TO pey expenses
We have no idea that such scheme is likely to be
carried into practical operation very soon. There
are difficulties not easily reconciled, ami which do
not enter into the working Of the Bank Of Hamburg
which is probably taken as The model Of The pro-
rosed bank st New York The field OF operation OF
q bank here, Of the kind named, j. 80 much NOR"
extended than that of the Hamburg bank, IS to
render The success Of the latter sort Of evidence
of a like result for The former The Bank OF Ham
burg is so rigdy hu lion bank, that II COLE be
Deposited in it, the coin is at once melted up into
bars of bullion, and is taken, By that process com
paratively out of circulation Nor does the Bank OF
Hamburg allow, this bank proposes TO do, trans
fers by checks The rule there is that principal
of the firm having funds there shall appear person
ally at the bank aud there transfer the deslred
amount on the books of the bank, and sum once
so transferred cannot be transferred again OF the
same day Such a course would hardly answer the
20 aheaiitiveness of young America, whose dolngF
are considered of the old iogy order, unless daily
several times duplicated
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II We arc a,orsed 70 snnoone s.,rfl ~ FIR ESQ Of
Carthage, cndaate for osgis Court Judge in the Sixth
Judicial Bsrie composed Of the eosn,es ssf Jaesson,
Macon, Deealb and Putnam TsePl0-t1 &uti
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49, Bank oOf uosI ,seTrusssse, as
49, MElIPHIss--Ila notas Of this Rank VII Be
redeened at she Union Bank Of Tennessee at Nashville iWtg
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The Secretary of the Interior has approved to
Florida the lauds inuring thereto under the grant
of Congress of May IT, 1856 to aid in the construc
ton of The Florida, Atlantic, and Gulf Central Rail-
road. The grant embraces an area Of 1873 1883
acres and the road connects the towns of Jackson
Vile and Alligator; being about sixty miles in
length. The larger portion Of the line is already
graded and the entire work will be pushed forward
to an early completion.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
7. Collegiate Department,

MILITARY COLLEGE
BERRlEN LrsD-Y, NJ. D. D. D. Chancellor Of the University
Col. B. 4. Johnson Superintendent Of the Military College and
Anri F. IIallros All Professor Of Mathematics Natural Phil
J. H. STEWART An Professor Of Greek and Latin Languages
p L. j. Tiigsszs. An PrOtssorO Of French and Drawing
C. S. BLAcEE, NJ D. Professor Of Botany and Natural
Rev j. iIoYrr An Md, Professor Of Mental and Moral
Philosophy, and Biblical Literature
G. r.. WESTON, Md, Surgeon
The hrst term Of he Academic year commences On the ooh
OF September ud the second 18th Of February.
Tuition boarding washing fuel rooms, servants attendance,
and SlJO term arCulst0n fee, IS.
are required % furnish their rooms when can ne done at mod
charge by purchase Engineering, French spanish,
German, Drawing, Book Keeping, and Fencing, each SO per
In the regular Collegiate Course the ancient reputation Of the
University for scientific and classical scholarship main
taine1 ad al the same time every facility Afforded those who de-
pursue partial Besides the four regular COLLEGE
classes there is also preparatory class Students under years
By the ad Of military discipline, effective government esta
habits, promoted.
For Catalogues or additional Information apply to member
Of the Faculty. July I, la55.
II. Medical Department.
CtESSION 1S5s-gs-The seventh annual Course Of Lee
- lures Ia This Institution vii commence on Monday he = OF
November next and continue ON The first Of The ensuing March
Thomas 4. JENNINGS, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy
}. BzREN LUslI, NJ. D., Professor OF Chemistry and Phar
c. K WIssrov, N D. Professor Of lla,aria ssa and Medical
A H. B6on.S.s NJ D., Professor Of Surgical Anatomy and
JOIN NJ WATsoy 81 D.. Professor Obstetrics and tie Diseases
Of Women and Children
EVE, N. D. Professor Of Principles and Practice Of
Surgery.
wtL4 T. Bzloos NJ D., Adune, Professor and Dsmonzusor
of Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms viii opened for students first
Monday in October (Ihe jth).
Preliminary Course Of Lectures free to all students vii
be given by Professors, commencing also hs Monday
Of October.
The Tennessee State Hospital under the direction the FacuI
IT, s open D the class free Of charge
Ciuque has been established 10 connection with UniYer
sty. at which operations performed, cases prescribed for
az Isc.urei u the IIs5euoe OF the class.
Amount OF Lectures S; Naturalization Zee maid
once only, s.; Practical Anatomy, $40. Graduation Tee SIS
Go0d boarding can Be procured Tor So 10 "a per week For
further information or Catalogue, apply 70
" & BOW LING, N D.. Dean Of the Faculty
NASHVILLE Tenn, j. isd&w.-yl9
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aIge stock # shoe, Paint, Yarnish and
ID Artist Brushes iass rsosvsdsna for saie low y
A. STRETCH
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THB WHEAT CROP The New York EeoHOmist in
somewhat lengthy array of figures, theories, aud es
Inmates, arrives at the following conclusion regard
ing the supply of Wheat in the United States just
now:
Grain on band-estimated. bush 10000 600
Cron of 1853 Gaming n............... 40 600 600
suppv ......... 1876, 900, 900
Seed .. Is 600 600
Consumption ............. l05 100000
40 900, 600
Excess for export. bush sc 600 600
The consumption is taken at 81 bush for ~ mil
lions Of people This quantity for export Is larger
than eve- was needed, sud crops are now good abroad
with little chance Of a large demand.
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B. A. Fahnestockss Vermifuge.-Ths safe and
only remedy Worms has ext nsivey used
By regular practising physicians tn proprietary medicine
which has it. appearance in the United states
with freedom aud c3uhience y gentlemen
attained eInunce In the medical profession in all the
Middle. Western aud Southern States.
The great poDu ary the fact that nothing has
vet been discovered substituted place. and
that may used la all without any the result
It. perfect safety every parent II
-ecrete ytem. 10 will spgy eype them without
fail But, obtain tn guuue article every purchaser
his guard and lO1S we'll TO the initials De bottle
and wrapper particular that he buying b. A
FahnestOCli's Serlniiugcs and no other.
septl2-dSWlm
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Prof. HaskeiI's Electro OiIs--A supply OF this
wonderful Medicine the Of Rheumatism Deafness, Piles,
COrn and all Diseases Headaches and Palms. has hsen
received By EN IN PEN DLETON & CO. and by JOG BROWN
Nashville, Tennessee where 10 be obtained. The suffering
should purchase bottle Immediately. advertisement In
another column.
PROV. HAsKEL-Ths following testimony in favor Of Dr.
H8skels Electric Oil is furnished for publication.
PROF. HAsEEL.Dear feel it my duty % inform
the public, through y0-- what your wonderful Electric Oil has
my family. Ny wife has been aaiHSiy troubled with
the falling Of the womb and pains n the back and breast
bought one bottle of your Oil yesterday and to-day entirely
free from pain and sends her respects foryour success and
prosperity. have had rheumatic pain in my shoulders and
long time, and minutes from the time applied
your OIL the pain al gone Il truly wonderful remedy
for all palms, such suffering with, and cheerfuy
give this testimonial Of its effects.
u. T. SWIFT, Merritt House.
Sworn subscribed before me- day, 9th july 1857.
LIBERTY WAITE, Justice Of the Peace.
Such testimony tells o'sr tale worth columns Of as
certificates all over the land, and great way Of
Try ye suffering afflicted See advertisement in other
column. arId&wiy
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The Great English Eemedy.---sIR JAMES
CLARKE's CELEBRATED FEHALEB ITTERS, Prepared
from prsserip,f0H Of Sir j. CEIrts, H. D., Ply sieaa
Extraordinary 20 tls Queen.
This invaluable Msdone unfang in the Of all thos
painful dangerous which the female constitution is
subject. Itmotssres all excess removes all distractions,
speedy cure may be relied on
To Married Ladies.
itsespeoia suited will short time bring on the monthly
period with regularity
Each bottle, price DOLLAR bears the Government stamp Of
Great Britain, to prevent counierfeits.
CAUTION.
These Pills sh0d not be taken 5y aZssduTiHg tie FLS7
THREE HOEIHS Of Pregnancy, they sure 10 bring
KiscaTriggs, but 10 any 0tlsr time t5sy safe.
mail cases Nervous and Spinal Affections pain the
and limbs, fatigue eEeston Pslptaton Of e Heart, Hys-
cries, and Whites, these pills E when all other
have failed, and although powerful remedy, do
contain iron, calomel, sntouy, anything hurulto the
sJitution.
Full directions accoE1p any each package
Sole Agent for the United States and Canads,
JOB MOSES.
Gate 1. @. Baldwin & Col
Rochester, n. Y.
n Bsl co. and postage stamps enclosed any authorized
gent will insure bottled the Pills by return mail
sold wholesale and retail by Berry Demovs and g. ". Hen
dershc.t, Agents for Nashville. Ldeod&Wly
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EXTENSIVE FRAUDS.
The only lelal awarded By the Jury OF he Sew YORK Evl
ton for Foreign ssuces, obtained LEA % PEkIAs Tor
their WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. Tie worldsiil la-e o.
which having led o. numerous F0rEerC, purchasers request
cd TO that the OF PElEys the HrIgpc,
Label, Sf1DUsF and Bottle.
LIZA a PERKINS, VIII proceed against any inrngnEi either
By manufacturing vending Spurious Sauce and have Instruct
ed their correspondents I'm parts Ole world adv
then ofany infringement sole Wholesale gen Tor the unis
States, JOHN DUNCAN & sons.
400 Broadway. Neg York
stock always store Also orders received ship
ment from England. aucI3iseoily
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Mexico The Reign of AnarChY--Anaihila-
ion Ahend...T The Evils of civil Ware

D
ton Ahead---The Evils of Civil Ware
/ A CORES pondeut OF the New Orleans PicayHHs,
under date of September l. thus describes the con-
dition Of this miserable and distracted country:
The last mail from this country conveyed to you a
sad picture Of our demoraized a. anarcbized con
diiou and by this mail you will learn in addition
hat this anarchy aud this decentralization continues,
aud have produced many excuses that must tax your
creduty TO believe. regret to say that our civil
war has of late produced evidence that if it be cou-
tinued this country mnst soon, very soon, become
heap of ruins embellished by an overgTOwth Of re-
pacity in all its paTasical forms. So far the con
test has produced monstrous disasters TO the country
In brief they may be summed up ss follows:
The desolation and abandonment of twenty or
thirty toWns
The punishment from their homes of at least
20, 900 persons
The abandonment of hundreds Of baciends
The complete stagnadon Of all branches of trade
and industry.
The Outraging of many females by the rabble SOL
diery.
The useless employmeuto Of so 900 persons in keep
ing up civil war, and their consequent demoraliza-
lion.
The sacrifice Of SiOO,OOO,OOO in money, animals,
food clothing grain &C. taken by force fOrthe main
tenance of the civil war; and in the properly actu-
ally destroyed in consequence Of these teuds.
These are already the proceeds Of seven months
strife and still the fires of civil discOrd burn, and
the indications are that the flames but in state
of infancy. The struggle that has so long
been sustained on nominal political principles
is now rapidly changing into a demoniac war
of castles, to carry with it the enactment of those
atrocities which characterize the savage, and set
aside all the rules of civilized hafoivllized peo>
pie.
There can be NJ mistake in saying that all the
worst passions of the native Indians are now being
worked upon 10 incite them to make relentless war
upon those who have become their masters and con-
verted into fru ful Ids their old hunting grounds
have seen lately several most iRaammalOry proc
amations circulated their PUebLds urging the
natives "the rightful owners of the SOIL as they
are pleased to call themselves 60 rise en- mGSss and
exDirpate from their Ian their uuprineiPled plum
derers and heartless task masters.
A FUGITIvE SLAVE "A fugitive slave case occurr |
red at New London, Connecticut, on Friday |
casting vessel arrived from North Carolina with
fugitive on board. The Captain, discovering the !
negro. went ashore at New London and apprized |
the Federal officials who went to the vessel but the
man had tsksB alarm, jumped overheard and swan
ashore Collector Mather Instituted search, found
Joe" concealed in clothing store, and captured
him, but Dr. Miner ihterferred advised the negro |
to run, and he did. The Collector got out q hand |
BILL Offering reward of $50 for his arrest, but the
man escaped and is supposed to be on his way to |
Canada.
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The above table shows that in seven months of
the present year we have imported less railroad iron
by 100, 900 tons than in the corresponding period
Of last year Since August LIST, however, there has
been more activity in this department, and consid
cradle quantities have been imported by tire Mobile
and Ohio and other roads, and several companies
have contracted for supplies be delivered before
the end of the year, that the total imPOrtatons
for 1888 will not fall far short Of last year, the
above figures would indicate.