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" VERY Low.
The subscber 10 selling al descriptions Of gold and silver
WATCHES at less than usual prices.
LADIES' OyErLInESs
Epaneled Watches, Gold English Patent Levers
Diamond and rDsd Watches Gold Chronometers
Ws.ch~s vi'h rich London Duplex Watches
sraysd case, r. y. Coopsr Ws'ckes,
Gold Magic Watches, jules Jufenssn Watches,
Gold L.pnes Indepsndsat Second Watches
Gold Detached Levers
Silver EBsbh Patent Levers Silver Detached Levers and Ls
Every Watch sold by him warranted N keep rect
Su Wsichs cleaned and paired the prices
Watches taken exchange. GEO. C. ALLEN importer al
Watches and Jewey, wholesale and RETAIL No. IL Wsild,
s-eoDd eosr.
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1870 Spring lMPORTATIONS En-
1000 GLIsH CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, kc-
Selling q: eXsrsorcinuiv low prices
FOR CASH.
Imperial velv.ts O. r. 81 IS o. 81 and OIL per ys'd
BIGELOW'S BRUSSELS
Su ali figures for libraries Reception Rooms, &C.
THREE-PLY CARPETS
New and beautiful styles ss cent? 81 and Z per yard
IEGRAINS.
Al Wool So cents Is cents cents 80 cents and IS cents PER
yard, De ses: styles.
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS
Superior quality rs O. cents 81 cent? and 81 per ySc
Al ANDERS0NS
Great Carpet Emporium, No. SO bowery
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6nmmer Retreats.


DOARD in the COUNTRY from the lst Of June
ID s.u may BE- had three families ~ p,~,ssnt
JuuBens vicinity Il HAsings Particulars NAV - hsd
b sopl,!rs 20 s. r. PROVOST. No as Pr,o,.I
COUNTRY BOARD.-Respsctabl BOARD sod
~ psssssrt homo he taad In snsll family 81 sdnks
sof no ,bse CHILDREN. Lossrsos hsatsy seo~ssisA
th an pie Tsrps city
rtiOo.tl Aedres D. MCLEAN. VINE Pi.lss wsscass
ter C'gnty H.Y.
COUNTRY BOARD ard SCHOOLING
~ WANTED or boy eight yesrs old, for y-.r Ia
fiuers sy within Ely miles I! th- city socssas~ BY rail-
IO.d VIII Lsy $40 Per year. Address tpsPsl Mr. WILSON.
friol ne Offes NewYort.
I ATOURETTE HOUSE. BERGEN POINT,
- j., ell b spsr er Ne 'ss-sroa Of BoAkDkRS @ Neg
II BROWN
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CHARLES STREET d Co.,
~ No. as BROADWAY.
SILK MANTILLAS and CIRCULARS,
BLK and LACE d.. do.
MOURNING MANfILLAS,
BAREGE CIRCULARS, .
CLOTH CLOAKS, RAGLASS, AID
PRINCESS WRAPPERS. in choice and beautiful colora 49,
FRENCH LACE, PUSHER AND CHANTILLY LACE
POINTS SQUARES CIRCULARS WITH HOODS,
AND FLOUNCED MASTILLAS.
We have received Fulton new and elegant &c
signs and patterns ali Of which offering lees than
aen prices.
SHAWLS-SHhWLS.
We Are Offering the bel.rce Of our unrvAed
SHAWL STOCK, -
Inc udins infinite variety c The new TUhhlsh ShAWLS
u greatly reduced prices.
PARIS BONEETS,
FRENCH MILLINERY,
STRAW GOODS and CHOICE FRENCH FLOWERS,
Elesan Novelties received Per amer Fulton. will be
OPENED MONDAY, 14:h inst
CHARLES STREET 4 Co.,
No. AIS BROADWAY.
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ynetruriion.

ID BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS Number fui,ed to 20.
Situation pleasant aud healthy Is mnut,s de HON sus'oss
Springs Ore OF the Principals BE- At the Ar house
or the 2s I'D and eih Of May and viii take charge u bcys
seoyt e enter he Institute.
Rev. N J. sCELY lpu,,,n.,.
c. d. SEELY S'''P
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Chance for Dnsiness Men.

COMFORTABLY COTTAGE for $75.-Newly
~ invented PORTABLE HOUSES, eyerywsy superior u
frame tadipgs b. taken apar without injiy TO
materials removed bale Of soods erected without
carpenter builder Ias will b tight ssAins. wind and
rain ard cool IN The bottes, weather.
SB Broadway
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9psriai NotIfs.

sTb'rteenth Ward Republican Associalion...,A
of she sssocsou VIII 10 heo OrdefooLks Han No
4o5 Grsudst TUESDAY EVENING May D. a: y O'Clock
An Flee r Secretary VIII be Dd PJDcel steD lance
requetkd TIE friends Of the invited 20 be e@n
ENEAS ELLIOT, PIesi3eat.
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fircworks.
DAMS.

~ shout Europe. TRAVELLING COMPANION, or
would object travel With invalid Lady. Address Box
2l.6 lower Post Office.
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NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN-Tbst Cer1h-
csts No e4 for Ten Shares ~ Stock Of iLLiHoIs
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY, sd Certificate No 1Ss1
r five shsIss " Tie stock q t~ Company Andi 10
name q ALSrORPHIuS VAN HEMERT, have e~~D tHs
The poble 10 vnhed s~h s~sosse shs se<ve se't@
ollsa the trans'tI ksyins kesp stoHped
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-21

ES5- We wish TO inform the public, that We have
just returned from the east, with beautiful stock
of Dress Goods, and feel confident we can offer in
ducements to purchasers, equal to any other Mer
chants in the city, If prices are an object, We are
determined to sell as cheap as the cheapest We
would call the attention of the Ladies especially to
q lot of side striped Berege and MusEns, which we
bought unusually cheap and will sell them the same
way. Also Silks, Dueals and all the different kinds
Of Drsss Goods. Our stock Of staple goods is very
complete, all Of which we wish to dispose Of imme-
daely on terms most favorable to purchasers. Call
soon and examine for yourselves.
l. c. NICHOLSON & Co.,
aDr7-tf No % Public Square.
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C5e 9ssbbilIt Onion & 5nerifan.
PROSPECTUS
FOR THE NEW SERIES, cOM11ENchNG
WAY Is, 1855.

COMMENCING with the aboVs date NAsHvnLE UEoS
American viii be published and edited by E. G. EAsTAS,
F. c. DuSSEsTos %. GRIFFITH and g. G. PonDExTEE under
the svle CT G. EAsTzAs Co. The terms, heretofore wiz
BE- for the Daily or the TrWeeky, IS and for the Week
", 50 per annum-
The fierce political struggles Of the last tEsnfOur years. in
which the UNION and the UNION AMERICAN, has
shen 30 prominent parrensred it necessary for prede.
eessors to publish exclusively political Journal In
that epartmeut the paper has always occupied rank second to
pone in the country At length the principles and policy Of the
Democratic party have become fixed and mpregnah and
we propose to make the central democratic organ in its and
commercial Departments all that has ever been in its political
While aatng ot heart energy support the pn,
eipIes and policy the great Democratic party have perfected
arrangements by which VIII spercede the necessity Of the
business general reader going out Of the State for pa.
pers containing the latest intelligence. -,-
The News.
The from all quarters, and all important sub
ects-Polcal Commercial and Geners-i have precedence,
hereafter over every thing else We shall spare pains ex-
penss place paper in this respect in advance Of all
peOrs and make it necessity to those Of citizens
who nay not sympathize with our political opinions.
Wit and HumOr.
SUI LOvENGoODs inimable sketches viii continue to en-
bellish the humorous department Of our paper.
Commercial aud Home Departments.
gentleman Ofntegence and experience has been employed
Editor, who will his whole time
relating the Commerce Of the country the In
dusty Of the State.
Our ExertiOns
To the usefulness Of the UNION viii be
unremtng We this Spring and Summer Investing, new
materials buildings &C. money than the whole establish
ment appraised at five ago. Our determination is to
make establishment among most influential as we'll
institutions Of the State and make Of the central
organ Of the Democracy paper which may be rerei by the
people with confidence and pride. And while this,
friends add subscription list As tina: increases 50
shall increase our energies and our enterprise.
Clubbing.
We will send Weekly PaperO Clubs at the following rates
Five copies one year, new subscribers, SnOO
Ten d" 5000
The cash must accompany all Club subscriptions, the paper
viii not be
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Is Ora hTDsr WASTEB.The editor Of the
Newport Mercury he should like to tnoE-and that he asks
in seriousnesshere our midst situated hears OF IL
constantly under all sorts Of cir sancs and in
necons that really ii is quite puzzling know whether it is
part Of The body polite OF o. the body corporate First he's
we hear Of excitement and cOmmoton midst and this
gives US the impression that The cholera has seized VICTIM and
are disposed to recommend the prescription for the alarming dis
order which recently by Yankee to France and then
We are told Of the erection Of superb edfce in our ms Of
the most eloquent dscourses recently deyedin our midst
grand display, thunder and fountain Of pure soda
waterfall in midst but where the dickens midst
is situaed its bounds what the precise and proper meaning Of
the term We have been able ascertain. There those
who think the expression incorrect and anything but elegant but
DE has heard it often tat he has the conclusion they
must he mistaken, and that it has quite good claim to popu
lar favor go in lemons does your mother know you're
al
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CRY ELECToNAs the municipal election approaches
who feels proper interest in juicOu and economical
administration city begins about for the suit
able pesonsto ne entrusted With this important responsibility. No
which held, Immediately and vitality affects in
this, and in which greater discrimination should
prudent spacious, efficient Mayor and Board
Aldermen Councmen selected all will in
the confidence Of solvent treasury wellordered city
meut less burdeusome taxation. contrary policy viii
pepetuate the difficulties under which the city
lap0rs.
Impressed with these views suggest The following ticket
combining all the requisite essentials:
For Mayor, RUSSELL HousToS
For Alderman in the ID ward, Dr. C. A. J, MAYETEIB.
For Councilman in the 3D. ward z. H. EAST Jr., HrgH
NAJREA. CITIZENS THIRD WARD.
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CERTEEICATEs oF PACKAGEs vim. sold =.
IN ORDERIyG TICKETS OF CERTrFT


Enclose the money address for Ticse orJeT m
receipt Of which they will be forwarded by mail Purchasers
have tickets ending in any figure they may DESIGNATE
The List OF Drawn numbers and Prizes will BE- sent 10 Dr
chasers Immediately after TIM drawing.
II , Purchasers will please write their signatures pIaia and
give their Post Office, County and State.
Remember that every Prize is drawn payable in ful
decentralization
II All prizes Of 81 900 and under, paid Immediately after
the Tavng-oter prizes at the usual time Of thirty ia
III communications strictly confidential.
Address ordes for Tickets or Certificates to
s. SWAN a. CO., Au-usta. GEORGIA
II Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala or Atlanta Ga
have their ORDERS h and n by addressing S. swan
& Co., at either Of those cities.
II list Of the numbers that are drawn from Wheel with
he amount OF Tue e lnal aC o Is eut to, will be pub
Ga) Consttionalist, New Orleans Delta Mobile ReJister
Charleston Standard Nashville Gazette Atlanta InteIIigncr
Weekly Day Book, Savannah Georgian Richmond
Dispatch, New York Dispatch, Paudiug Ciss) Clarion and
Little Rock iArk.l True Dem0crat. ia-9R
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BGrIlave,s IToIland Bittcrs,

We have been selling BrRve's Holland Biters fer
months and, although, when it INTRODUCED did
urge sale, being unacquained with article still
the public deteTmsd have it, and demand
obliged purchase Of this have
any other patent medicine whatever. Every day brings
testimonials of its efficacy removing the various complaints for
which Is recommended and in offering customers,
do 80 with more confidence virtues than pre-
parations Of the kind GALE BROTHERS, Druggists,
june27-dw&tWlw. la Randolph st. Chicago, Ill.
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LAW SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY
..- At Cambridge, Mass.

At Cambridge, Mass.
The Instructors IN this School are
Hon JOEI PARKER, LID, Royal Professor.
Hon. THEOPIuLUs PARsONs, LID, Dane Professor.
Hon. EMORY WAsHBURS, LID University Professor
EFE course Of instruction embraces the various branches
the Common Law, and Of Equity, Admiralty, Commercial
International Constitutional Law and the Jurisprudence Of
the The Law Library consists Of about H. 900
volumes, and works appear they are added and every
effort is made to render it complete.
instruction given By oral lectures and epozons land by
Rotations examinations in connection with thenl OF which
there are every Two Moot Courts also holden in
each week. each Of which previously given OUT is
ge m four students opinion delivered by the Presiding
Instructor other facilities also provided for the
Club Courts and Assembly is held weekly for practice In de-
bate acquiring knowledge Of parliamentary law and pro
ceilings
studies or mercantile pursuits and at commencement Of either
term, or in the middle Otheg part Of term.
They are at liberty elect what studies they viii pursue
cordng their view Of their and attachments.
The Acaemcal year. which commences Thursday, six weeks
after third Wednesday in July divided into two terms Of
twenty weeks each with vacation Of six weeks at the end Of
each term
During the winter vacation the Library Is opened warned and
lighted, for the Of the members Of the School.
The exercises Of the next term will commence on Monday,
Sept 6, 1853.
Applications admission for Catalogues further
infOrmaon may be made either Of the Professors at Gam
bridge.
Cambridge. Mass June, 1853. iy6-law3T Is
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II The Memphis C1raR Adc0eEfe says the Rev. S. g..
srARE has purchased beautiful lot Of ground about miles
southeast from that city where be Is having may
6ceut college building for young ladies' II proposed to
eSpend some city sixty thousand dollars in fitting up an in
stution Of the highest order. 1t the finest heal
hcst negborhood the South hopes To be able toopen
lr IL hrst Of Ortnfer.
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sec First and FOurrh Pages.
opinions of the supreme Court.

The Legal Profession Magistrates, and others interested will
mind ha' the USoN the papers
authorized by law publish the opinions Of the Supreme Court,
abstract Of the same Attorney General
the state. We publishing opinions the Court
session at jackson rapidly they
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Manny's Combined Reaper and
Mower,

n u -
w celebrated Machiner eceved The first premium Of Grand
GoLD MEDAL. combined Reapug Moving Srbe
the great United States Agricultural Fair, held ri Louisville
KY, September, 1851. The trial came OF Syracuse New
York. July. where all the pr.pa Machines IN the limited
States thoroughly tested The committee ther awards
through Marshal p Wilder President United States Agricultural
Society," at Louisville Ky.
also received the award the best Reaper and as the best
Mower before separate committees appointed the Prs
dent Of the Davidson County Agricultural Society," at Nashville
in july 1857, Of the machines use in Tenn
Numerous premiums and awards given this Machine
during the season. every Machine in America
The above machines for sale by the undersigned,
b. i. CHEATHAM,
General Agent for the State.
FISHER, WHEELS & CO.,
fe6A-d&EN .t Nashville Tenn.
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Take a Paper with You.

Persons leaving the city the summer months can hare
the UNION AND AMERICAN mailed them any point,
required time, by leaving thoraddrs at c0unngoou
No. Il North Cherry street.
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Coon SUBURBAN REsBESCE SMALL fANLY-Ihe House
in Edsceld lately occupied by John Barry, deceased is
for sale. Said residence is located the Gaatn turnpike
within few minutes walk Of the Public Square, is well mpT0v
ed, and situated in good neighbohood Any desiring to
purchase learn the terms and inspect the premises app'
cation Fall x Cunningham No. A., Public Square.
They have also for sale negro girls etfG Ai who will
be sold bargain purchaser who viii not remove them out
OF the county, june Gin.
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II We authorized announce sIosrs SINGLETON as
candidate for Mayor, at the ensuing municipal election
june g-dd.
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NASHVILLE.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, july 81, 1s5s.

CURE FOR BuENA friend residing he city, whose lady
had both her hands lately badly burned wishes
for tbene6t Of other sufferers thar she pouc o.
pulyeed charcoal and the white eggs greatest
EFT imaginable Let all who happen to get burnt try It.
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STAGE PANS MEMPHIS ONO RAILROAD.
We grafed learn that entsrprisng citizen Of Nc
Lemoresye, cOntemplates putting weeky line OF 1ne
stages to run crossing the Memphis and
Mobile Road Gibson the former road Gem
pleted 10 the junction with the latter.
This will be by December first and the distance viii BE but fifty
miles contemplated is from Paris ria Caledonia,
co McLemoresle Atwood, Shady Grove Blur Springs and
South The trip he made in day. and trust the
design will be carried out The Nashville stage can then stop at
Ncemoresye; and then the Paris line take passengers and
carry them TO the What people to
the enterprise
foregoing in the Paris Seae, Of the 9th inst.
The spoken o. says the Memphis Appeal the germ o.
What be important mail line from Memphis to
blr GAINESVILLE, Bowling Green, &c, we'll as from Nashville
all the central parts Of West Tennessee. With the Memphis
Road running up Mobile Ohio Road, with this stage
down the Memphis Road passengers leave
Memphis the morning reach Paris by 10 O'Clock the
same day. fifty miles Of staging As the Memphis and
Ohio Road progresses nohward the Staging and time viii be
diminished. With this connection North and South and with
daily Nashville lire with the Paris line McLe
morcsye, CorroH county, this division Of the State be
well supplied it facilities: and it is matter that i'm
mediate representation Congress should attend at We
urge upon tem Memphis and her interests feel some
little concern in the project besides the direct interest felt By the
people in the interior generally.
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We desire to have paper delivered regularly in good time
city subscribers, and those who fail receive it in this
will obge by reporting the same at our Office.
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UA letter resolved in this city, yesterday containing
the Intelligence Of the death Maj. sNoDDE formerly
Glasgow, but resntly Of Louisville, KY He beathea
his last at the Hot Springs in Arkansas whittier he he had
anticipation Of finding alienation from rheumatic
pains. all appearances improving when sudden
unlocked for hemoags Of the lungs called him unexpected
ly this Of died chair, while apparently
iu the best Of health.
His remains followed to the grave by large Of
E.ope the last sad tributes paid his memory by the
brother Masons Of the place.
His death will by many friends throughout the
States Of Kentucky, Tennessee, and Virginia.