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The Kanzas news., 1858-07-31

go 70 the house Of VIM H Hayden, then deceased,
Tor the purpose of burying the body Of said Hay
aen, deceased; and that they found upon the floor
OF the room in which the body OF the said deceas-
ed lay. and near the door of the said room, the
pntrld remains Of human CORPSE female, as
tne deponent verify believes and AYERS; and that
Iney carried away and buried the body of said
Hayden, deceased; and found the grave of the
VIE OF said Hayden, deceased, in the month of
august last, open at the head of said grave, and
That said grave was empty Of the body of the wife
OF said Hayden, deceased the body of said wife of
the said Hayden being gone from said grave; and
thas they returned to said house. wherein said
Hayden died; and, after removing the furniture
from said house, the deponent did, at the request
OF Mrs Greens sister Of said Hayden. deceased,
and o: Mr.. Green, .brother-in-law of said Hayden,
deceased set fire to said house. and that said house
was thereby entirely consumed, with all that re-
manned in said house, and burned to ashes This
l aver Of my own knowledge. JAMES HuEsoS
We aver and solemnly swear that the above affi-
daVt. is strictly and entirely true, of our own
knowledge. z a.sf e5 se' GEoRaE GRrrk,
s43 - hssE 5s - - s.,,s A. j. BAILEY ye.
n. K. SMEAD.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, a Notary Pub
he, in and for she county of Grand Traverse,
and State of Michigan, on the 25th day of May,
A. d. 1853. - JAMES TAYLOR, Notary Public
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Mrs Partington says that she was much
elucidated last Sunday by hearing fine
.coneOurse on the parody of the pFodigious
son, - .ssesass ,sr = - 5ea
The Kanzas news., 1858-07-31

s.Aint it wicked to rob die chicken roost,
Dick g, Oats great moral question,
Gumbo, we haint time to argue It now;
haad down anoder pullet."
The Kanzas news., 1858-07-31

A vocalist says be could sing "Way
down on old Tar river" if be could only
get the pitch.
The Kanzas news., 1858-07-31

County of Grand Tracerse, Michigan, s.:
Mrs. .Josepha H Green, being duly sworn, de-
poses and says, that the letter of Dr. John Morton.
hereunto appended. which she has read is strictly
true, far as il goes though much of the history
of what occurred at her brothers fthe late Mr.,
Hayden) house is omitted, and this she deposes Of
her own knowledge. JosErRA II. GREEN
Sworn and subscribed before me, Notary Public,
IN and for the county of Grand Universe, and
State of Michigan, on the 25th day of May, q.
D. 1883 JANIS TaYLoR. Notary PnbGe-
County Of Grand 1Taoezse. Miehigan. IS:
James Hueson. being duly sweEns deposes and
says, that he, IN company with Geesge Green, Al
bert j. Bailey and Henry X Smead. on the Ist day
April last past, in the afternoon OF said day, did
The Kanzas news., 1858-07-31

The day had been exceedingly cold and
stormy, and the night had already set in,
The Kanzas news., 1858-07-31
= MOST HORRIBLE NARRATIVE
sPIRITUA LIsM RUN MAD.
eWhat NAV this meant

ewhat may this means
That thou, dead corse, again :.
Rerisit'st thus the glimpses of the moon,
Making night hideous :,
Say, why is this7 whereforef what should S we 90
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By TELEGRAPH.
Arrival OF the steamer Por.i,,.

New YORK, Aug The steamer Persia has ar
rived here with Liverpool dates Of the Oath.
The City Of Bsltimore's adviees reached Liverpool
on the 22d, and the Ariel's on the 23d
Cotton: Sales Of the week 45 600 bales. Of which
spectators took 49, 600 and exporters 4000 bales.
all quotations slightly declined Inferior qaslities
declined l. Fair and middling quotations declined
l6. Estimated sales Friday 1000 bales. Of which
spectators and exporters took 400 bales each.
Market quiet.
Mancbester's sdvices unfsVOrable. Slow sslss,
but prices unaltered.
Bresdstuffs have a declining tendency.
All qualities slightly declined
Provisions steady.
Consols 955a96 for money aud account
Bullion in the Bank Of England has increased
e304,00
Market is generally unchanged.
The India bill, and the bill admitting Jews. have
passed both Houses Of Parliament
D'Israeli said that the Government was preparing
q plan for submission to America, on the subject Of
visiting suspected ssvers which he believed would
be satisfactory, and would accomplish the end in
view.
The fanstieal movement against the Christians in
Asia is undated.
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IHE PROPOSED NEw TERRT0RIEs-We in Ontonagon
Ad0OcGts call for Convention Ontonagon on the 18th Of
august inst to consider the propriey Of forming
toral GOvenment with the State embrc.
ing the Upper Peninsula Of Michigan the part
SID and the lake counties Of Minnesota. The call by
twenty i've persons residing in 0ntOnagon Marquette
CmppeEa and Maeknac COUNTESS Michigan and St. Louis
Bune countless Wisconsin; and Lake county, Minnesota. The
A4oeoe says perhaps the strongest argument that
adduoe II avcr Of the proposed arrangements the
every election friends Wisconsin and actually
dsanchse from the impssby Of getting tuns
ne IN time to their present State Capital,
disaster has than occurred ourselves Presden
tial election"
The Irenon journal copies the forging and suggests that when
the new State Of OntonagOn makes application for admission the
citizens Of West Tennessee Western Kentucky Northern Mis-
ssPp should be ready with their memorial for The
journal asks Mhasay brethren OF the West this move?
We trust brethren Of the West have so disguised
with their citizenship in Tennessee that they ready to leave
Us and form State They patriotic people and are
an honor to Tennessee and shall rejoice long them as
ofus.
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SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE,
NnguVTTTu mrNN~EEErr

SEssION OF ls5s9-THE FIRST REGULAR Course OF Lectures
- in this Institution will commence Monday. the No
yeer, as, and will continue I'LL the LIST Of March, ensuing
The Preliminary O. rse Of Lectures free to all students
viii be given during the month Of October.
FACULTY.
THOMAS L. MADDIN, NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy, Des.
crptive, Astrological and Surgical)
JOHN FREDERICK MAY. III. D. Professor Principles and
Operations Of Surgery;
DANIEL T. WRIGHT, n. Professor Of Physiology and Pa
thOlOgy;
JOHN H. CALENDER N. D, Professor Matera Medica
and Therapeutics
RICHARD 0. CURREG NJ D. Professor Medical Chemistry
and Medical Jurisprudence;
z. B. HAsKINS, NJ. D. Professor Of Theory and Practice Of
Medicine;
JOHN P FORD N. D. Professor Of Obstetrics Diseases of
Women and Children;
II. NJ. COMPTON, NJ. D., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The CITY Hospital upon premises Of the College and un
der control Of the Faculty, which operations performed
and prescribed for in the presence Of the Glass, Cn
cal Lectures delivered.
Amount Of fees for Lectures sIO5 20
Naturalization fee (paid but once) 5 90
DemOnsrator's fee [reoUired but once) 10 90
GraduatiOnfee, IS 90
Excellent board be obtained for So so to 81 per week
For further details announcements apply to
JOHN 2. FORD, NJ. D.,
iyl1-d6Cwd Dean Of the Faculty.
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a Great Medicine for FemaIes.-Hundreds Of
smuan have been invented and Sold purportng specific
In the various diseases and arrangements which decacy
form Of woman renders her subject. The
uants has been to impart OeRtaJy lCt5giy nervous
sy and false vgOr to the muscles this relief has been
succeeded by depression and proaOn greater than BEFORE
and the repeated attempts Of nvads build themselves
these false remedies have finally ended in destroying what little
vital organization left But in using BTbaUe's Holland
BterS, you viii find such disastrous results It is purely
vegetable compound prepared strictly scientific principles
after toe Of the celebrated Holland Professor Brhave
Under its influence, ev and receives strength
and vgor appetite and sleep return and finally perfect health
See advertisement in another column.
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u Cumberland there ugly shooting affair al Good
iesTe Saturday last 1t appears that LYE WARREN and
ROBERT sHvs had had 5Cult that day. Subsequently they
met when Warren struck kicked sHIvEEs at the same time
displaying pistol WheTsupon smys shot him twice, one
shot taking effect in the lef lung then discharged
his pistol at sHTvs three without taking effect Its said
hat SEWERS presented WARREN aud very defanty
old him to shoot and the latter took deliberate AIM only hit
sHvERs clothes with his shot WARES was supposed to
be MORALLY wounded and report last evening saws be has since
died. SEWERS gave himself up.
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GBe glasg6iIle anipu & 5meritau.
PROSPECTUS
FOR THE NEW SERIES OOMMENCNG
MAY Is, 1858.

COMMENCING with the above date, tie NASHVILLE UEIoS AND
AMERICAN VII be pu6hs3 and edited by E. g. EASTMAN,
P c. DuESoTox j. 0. GETrT and G. c. PoDEzTzR, under
the style Of E. G. EASTMAN Co. The terms as heretofore win
be- for Daily SO for the TrWeey, IS and for the Week.
y, 50 per snnum.
The hsrce political struggles Of the last wontur years. in
which the UNION, snd afterwards AND AARIcA has
taken prominent part rendered necessary for our prede-
to publish almost exclusively political journal In
that department the paper has always occupied rank second
none in the country At length the principles policy Of the
Democratic party have become fixed and mpregnabe, and
We Propoto make the central democratic ogan in its and
commercial Department. all that It has ever In its political
While Skating no jo Of heart energy support Of the Prn
cpe and policy Of the great Democratic party have perfected
arrangements by which VIII supercede the necessity Of the
business man or the general reader going Of the State for pa
pers containing the latest intelligence.
The News.
The latest News from ali quarters all important sub
ieots-Poc Commercial, ani GeneaW have precedence,
hereafter over every thing else We shall spare no pains or ex
pense to place paper this respect in advance Of all com
PetOrs, and to make it necessity to those Of our citizens
who may not symPathize with political opinions
wit and RumOr.
SUI LOyENGOOD's ipmsbls sketches viii continue
bellish the humorous department Of our paper
Commercial and Home Departments
gentleman ofingenoo and experience has been employed
Local and Commercial Edor VIII devote bis whole time
to matters relating the Commerce Of the country aud the In
dusry Of the State.
Our EKertioms
To increase the usefulness Of the UNION American will
unremiting We this Spring and Summer investing in new
materials, buildings &C. money than the whole establish
men appraised at Eve years ago. Our determination
make establishment among the influential as well
extensive institutions the Sae and Of the central
organ Of the Democracy paper which may be referred to by the
people confidence and pride And while do this we ask
friends add subscription As that increases 50
shall increase our energies and our enterprise.
Clubbing.
We viii send Weekly Papsrto Clubs at the following rates:
Two copies one year, new subscribers, 500
Three g 700
Five % 81 Inn
Ten oooo
The cash must accompany all Club subscriptions the paper
will not he sent
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From washington.

WASHINGTON. Aug The Mississippi Central
Railroad promises TO carry the mail from Washing
ton to New Orleans in four dsys-tWo hours addi-
tional being allowed for 30 miles Of staging Com
mencing on the first Of August.
Cass priva ely writes to Governor Stevens that he
will use his best efforts TO counterfeit illegal river
mining tax at Frazers river imposed by the Hudson
Bay Company.
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New YoRK, Aug. The silk crop is favorable
There is serious alarm al Canton. Goods have been
shipped to Hong Kong for safety.
The French troops are not TO be Withdrawn from
Rome reported.
There is revolutionary movement among the
Syrian Christians
TripOles, in Sa'akia is in a safe Of instruction
characterization securities have improved.
CHINA-Siks have further declined. Teas are
much frmer.
The allied forces are advancing on Tien Kin.
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To the Farmers of Middle Tenn.

TAVINGfor years past been engagen the purchase OF
Wheat and having large quantity deliveredi damaged
conditions said damage arising from insufficient storage, oler
this nducement We have storage sufficient for One
Hundred Thousand Sacks Wheat viii receive and
Wheat for two months free Of charge for the privilege Of buying
selling when you wish putt upon the market. You
any time sample and show purchasers For h0eWh
not sell their Wheat and who have houses
this excellent opportunity for without
those who wish sell now, would always
buying and viii pay the highest market price for early delivery
e2O-tf H. s. FRENCH & son.
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LAWS of rennessen.

Persons desnga copy OF the Acts the late session
Of Legislature have them forwarded any point de
mated, by sending this Office the $780, they can pro
the Public Acts alone nicely bound, by sending US SlOO
Please send in your orders early day, and be supplied
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see First and Fourth Pages.
Opinions of the supreme Court.

The Legal Profession, Magistrates and others interested, will
bear in mind that the UNION papers
authorized by Law publish the opinions Of Supreme Court
or an abstract Of the same furnished the Attorney General
for the State. We publishing the opinions Court
at lie gOen session Jackson rapidly as they come to hand
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New Orleans Marker.

Nsw ORLEANS, Aug 8.-COtton Sales 1000 bales
Prices easier, but quotations are unchanged. Sales
of three days 22OO Oales; receipts Of days 1856
bales.
Corn, so Whisky, raw, %. Sterling exchange
q. New York sight / discount
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To our City Subscribers.

We desire to have paper delivered regularly in good time
city subscribers, and those fail to receive it in this
manner will Oblige US by reporting the at our Office
II We authorized to announce Moss SINGLETON as
candidate fer Mayor, at The ensuing municipal election
June e-dtd.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
I. Collegiate Department,


MILF ARE COLLIE GE.
J. BERRIEN LTDzLEI, D. D. D. Chancellor Of the University,
and Professor Of Chemistry and Geology.
Col B. R. Johnson Superintendent Of the Military College and
Professor Of Engineering.
HAMILTON An, Professor Of Ma hemacs Natural Phil
OsOphy, and Astronomy.
J. H. STEWART AM Professor Greek and Latin Languages
and Literature.
P L. THTssEss AN Professor French Drawing
S. BLACEE, AN D. Professor Of Botany and Natural
History,
Rev J. W. HOWE An MD Professor Of Mental Moral
Philosophy, and Biblical Literature.
G. &. WINSTON, MD, Surgeon.
The rst Of the Academic year the %
OF September and the second 18th Of February.
Tuition boarding, washing fuel rooms, attendance
Of 500 per MatricustOn
required 70 furnish their which mod
crate charge, by purchase Engineering French spanish
German Drawing housekeeping, and Fencing, each $40 per
Of twenty weeks.
regular Collegiate Course the reputation Of the
University for scientific and classical scholarship will he
and the time every facility afforded those who de-
pursue partial Besides the four regular College
classes, there also preparatory class Students under Il years
Of age will not be admitted,
By the aid Of military discipline, effective government esb
hed and health physical culture good order, industrious
habits, promoted.
For Catalogues additional in0rms ton, apply
Of the Faculty. July /, 1865
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II We understand the legislative Investigating Committee
are bringing rapidly Close and that thsy will
submit their the Governor early next week It VIII
TolunOus covering two hundred pages Of Manuscript
and smboss deal Of valuable information thepeope Of
the State The Legislature ade provision for printing this
report bat we trust the Governor viii have printed as It should
be extenaTely circulated throughout the stats.
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II The Memphis BuEsia Of the LIST learns that Prurrs,
mserof celebrated FolToN Jury, indicted BY the Grand
Jury Of Upton county for ansaughtr was taken before Judge
HuHEETs at somerylle, Saturday, oath uao upon
writ Of has corpus and after examination was admitted to
ban in the Of $780, all Of which is recoverable Isaac
BOlT0s, We are informed, went upon the bail-bond.
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u The Storm, Imitation Of Nature the title Of
piece Of music sent by Mes c. D. BEsoS Bro, which
those onteprising dealers musical Instruments have
recently published It composed and arranged for the piano BY
tOEnsnan, Ar. HENRY WEBE The publishers viii send
% any part Of the United States for six cents.
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NEW YORK, Aug 3.-Ths Weekly Bank Statement
shows the following increases:
In Loans 500 600. Specie Sl97, 900. Circula-
ton S67 900 Deposits 1886, OO0 UndraEn De-
posits 81 ,O4O 900.
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Persons leaving the city for the months have
the UNION mailed them any point,
any required time by leaving their address counngrOom,
No. II North Cherry street.
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Foreign Market.

CINCISHATI, Aug 8 -Provisions and Flour I'M
changed Whisky %; Oats 81 Corn, active st so.
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Joy 60 the Admirers Of
A FINE HEAD or
RICH e. & OS SY HAIR

RICE q e. OS SY HAER!!
TEVALK Of beauty, exist without head Of hair,
then real The blowing and il yOu ask more circular
PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
We call attention ofa old and young, the wonderful pre-
paraun, which turns hack % its original COLOR gray areoVers
the heal Of tie iad with luxuraut groE-emoves the
druh, itching and all cuaeous erupuons-csuses CONTINUAL
Of the natural E1ssnd hence as regular dressing
extreme old age all natural beauty. call then upon the
bald the gray, e diseased in scalp, to use It. And surely the
young will they value the Towing locks the Wching
curl ever be without it, IPrase is upon the tongue Of thou
The Agent for Prof Woods Hair Restorative in New Haven
received the following letter in regard to tho Restorative, few
Dep River, Conn, July o. 1856.
Mr. LEAvEoRTH-sir; have iesn troubled with da0druf
-. - 49,. - 49,.
out scur and hair together saw ina New Haven paper, about
Woods Hair Restorative called your
10 my satisfaction 10 was thing removed the scurf and new
hair cyan grow, three inches in length where
botssmore by Mr. Post bearer this Idon know as any Of
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RUFUS PRATT.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9, 1856.
PROF. WO0n-Dlar sir-Tour Hair Restorative is proTn
Itself lenefcilI To ne The front and part my
pin, your restorative, and the top Of head s
also receiving t Iee6 have tried other preparations without
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'' Yours resTestfay g' B. R. THOMAS, MD
No. 4G4 Vine street.
vrSczySzs, l.. June %, 1855.
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NASHVILLE.
EEDaEsDAE nonNrre. AtorsE !, lsss.

1--we arc 1ssuesod 70 announce Col. B. 2. oHEArHAN
candidate for llayor a. The ensuing election
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New YoRR, Avg 3--Cottou dull, sales 5000 bsles
-Four aud Wheat unsettled. Corn dull; White
95al o.; Yellow l 05.
Mess Pork firm, II 4Oa17 go Lard Oil 81.
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II Tbs Purify 1gs Of he sst ui, says the crops Of
Mc county look we'll and the prospect is for abundant
yield Cotton Is doing WE'LL and viii only requires fall to
make it very Food.
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NJ ne Hog Cholera has iaade its Appearance in Carroll
cnnntr
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A BEAUTTFTL REsTDENCE FOR SALE

OFFER FOR SALE House and Lot in the town Of Tull2
houa being the formerly occupied by the late Colonel
Walker There are acres of ground attached 70 the premises
beautifully SIN d1l with Shade Trees The buildings are good
consisting of large story Frame Dwelling with large
and oc also dining kitchen, well house, pantry smoke
house. AMI stables. good rich Garden the house The
site is beautiful elevation, 300 yards from the depot
Rock creek There well Of god free water
uient TO tie house, and DO a pretty residence can be
found anywhere Those wishing purchase address me at
Tulahoma call on Mr. 20. Il. Smith the Lincoln House.
iy3l-IIw JOHN BAKER.
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LAW SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY
At Cambridge, Mass.


At Cambridge Mass.
The Instructors az tits School are
Hon JOEL PARKER, LID, Royal Professor.
Hon. THEOPHLUs PARSONS, LID, Dane Professor
Hon. EMORY WAsHBURN, LID, University Professor.
FTNHE course instruction the
the Common Law, and Of Equity, Admiralty, CommerCia
International and Constitutional Law, and the Juprudeuoe Of
the United States Tie Law Library consists Of about iuO
volumes, and works appear they are added, and every
effort is made to render Il complete.
Instruction lectures and eXposiOns by
Rotations examinations in connection with tem Of which
every Two Moot Courts also holden
each week each Of which previously given
gued Students and opinion delivered by the Presiding
Instructor. facilities provided
Club Courts Assembly held weekly for practice de
bate, and acquiring knowledge Of parliamentary law and pro
Ceedings
Students may the School any stage their professional
studies mercantile pursuits and at commencement Of either
term, or the middle or other part Of term.
They ertyt what studies they viii pursue,
cording to their view and attachments
The AcadsDcsl year, which commences Thursday, weeks
after the third Wednesday in July, divided int two terms Of
twenty each, with vacation Of six weeks az the end Of
each term.
During the winter vacation the Library is opened, warmed and
lighted, for the Of the members Of the School.
The exercises Of the viii commence Monday
Sept 6, lsjs.
information, may be made to either Of the Professors Cam
bridge.
Cambridge, Mass. June, 1858. jy6-laE3w is