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pIONETARY AND CommERCIAL.

The Bank OF America is still upon its legs, and it, President
Dr. D. DAVE ESQ declares that it shall continue up.
We had conversation yesterday with gentleman who left
Carksvie Tuesday evening" and informed that was
no run upon Bank and excitement the people having
tire cOnhdeucs its sOuudn He says is the determination
Of Of the Bank sustain he expressed con.
fdencs their ability The Bank has suspended
and stood up remarkably heavy during last
two months, taking up very large proportion Of its circulation
during that time.
The President Of the Bank Of America authorized the gentle
man with whom had the conversations say that he pledged
his individual property and he worth about seOOOO to the
redemption entire outstanding circulation of the Bank
We are authorized state that the notes of the Bank Of
will be redeemed in currency at the Merchants and the
Traders Banks Messs. A. WIRELESS Co., Brokers' re-
ceive the notes of this Bank at par.
We understand that upon the Southern Bank by its de.
poors the OF its collapse deposit with the
Comptroller securities amounting upwards fifty thousand
dollars present prices of bonds Comptroller thinks
the holders of its notes will sustain loss, circulation on
the LIST Of July amounted to S4jyj0O.
The Louisville Journal Of the slst says:
Hardly anything the least teresthas occurred the money
Currency has undergone change whatever though
yesterday brokers talking Of lowering the discount
Tennessee money to Last evening teegraphc INTELLIGENCE
was received that Of Tennessee suspended
and that the OF M Bank Of America thrown by the
Memphis and lokers What effect this will produce on
Tennessee currency remains Both the notes of the
Southern Bank and the Bank Of America had circulation
The brokers continue to take Illinois money from their custom
discount but outsiders they charge Ia We continue
quote Bank Of Tennessee Planters and Union Bank Of Ten
per discount and the sound free banks Of Tennes
The brokers take Indiana and Ohio State bank paper from
customers at par, and charge outside parties discount
Indiana free banks angefrom 4 10 discount Missouri par.
The still dscOunng No. bills maturing in New
Orleans the January = per interest off,
Is having longer time to the ratei 4 per MONTH
The Journal says has advanced fully SOC per hundred
which is caused by unaTorabe accounts Of the growing
rops
Markets by Telegraph.
New YORK Aug. 3ICotton sales 1909 bales advanced
consequence reports Of injury the crop, South Mddng
,reans 1877 Middng Upands p 9G Sugar buoyan holders
emand advance of 81 MuscoYado 7as; Coffee firm IOl9
O2(; MuseovadO Molasses 955l.
Nsw ORLEANS Sept l-Coon, sales Of 300 tlcs; market firm:
ecept5 of the year ], 6sl, 900 bales.
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IN DICKSON COUNTY COURT

NIopy England ct ais W. c. classification 10 sell
Land and Negroes, and for Dover.
1T apearng 10 Of the Clerk Court tina
W esves Reuben Houston Reavgs, Sarah IIeirc
" G Hedge James p Hedge, and Mary T. Hedge heirs Law
VIM Hedge deceased, late Of Dickson county and part Of tie
defendants in this case residents OF the State OF Tonnes
Sec and are beyond the Of theordnar Of this Court
II therefore publication he made for four
iy weeks in the Nashville Union and Ametan newspaper
published city Nashville requiring said non resident
endants personally appear before the worhtu County Court
f Dickson county, Char Oe be held in the court house
the first Monday December 1855 then and there 10 Plead,
sWer the petition Of NJ England ct ais n ed IN our
ai court against W Hedge ct ais, for the sale and distri
button Ct the and personal property belonging 10 The estate
W. Hedge deceased, or the same viii be taken ior confess
and set for hearing 81 1e as 70 them This 18th Of Aug lsjsd
sp,,5Q ~ a nrsfeee5 THO. MCNEILLY, Clerk.
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/ Bank of West Tennessee, at
! 49, MEMPIIS.-The Of this Bank will be
redeemed at the Union Nashville wdtw
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Rock City MiIIS.-L Z. BAUAAY q CO., Propri
etora J.. BAUMAN & CO., Manufacturers of ROCK CITY
FLOUR, will pay the highest price at all times for Wheat and
Corn at their Mills Of Line and Cherry Streets Nash
vile Tenn.
Prices of EIOur-From and after this date, until further
notice. The price Of
Extra Family Flour, So so Fine Bran, Soc
Fine Flour, 90 Mixed Bran, SOC
Unboted, 50 Coarse Bran, 4Oc
Mddlings, ] . Corn Meal, 2 bushel, 6Oc
Shorts,
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For Councilman.

IL We authorized to announce j. W COLEMAN can
a for Councilman from &c Second Ward at the ensuing
nicipal election.
~ We are authodzsd to announce C. E. H. MARTIN
candidate for COunan represent the 4 Ward, the next
municipal electoa. auss0-d"
II We an authorized JAMES B. CRA1aHEAD, as
candiiafo for Councilman represent the 5h WbF at the
next municipal election. augs6-dtd
1--WE authorized to R. W. McGAvocK, Esq
ga candidate Councilman from Third Ward at the ensuing
municipal election augl3h
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OFFER for sale my Tract Of Land about goo acres in
Henderson county, Tenn y miles jackson miles
northwest from Lexington The old Ross Ferry road leading
from Jackson Nashville passes through about the the
tract which there two settlements finely improved,
consisting Of large wood Dwelling House six comfortable
and spacious entry and suitable Ouhuildngs tract
Of land or farm Of the best farms in Henderson county
locality fine and production good is in high
vOn with about 100 acres in Cotton and believe crop
in the county, agreeable 70 the number acres Also about no
in Corn, all good This tract Of land has COO
fine bearing land, suited for Cotton the
Grain. On the north Of said land there never failing gentle
Greek with fine Springs and parallel through about 200
Of fine poplar and beech land, exceedingly rich
ity and fertility is, think, the best in Henderson county.
Those wishing purchase would do and
the land and premises. My object is to sell.
jy24-wtaug3l VIM. A. COPPEDGE.
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ATzOcrOUs AIuEDE We find the following letter in the Cock
Vile Times, Of the 18th ult.

vic IIIleIl
OEYNFus, Ovurton county, Tenn, Aug "a, 1855
have Just learned that Of the most terrible
murders near Uampgound in Fentress county
six miles from this place, yesterday that has ever lisp
peued IN the mountain country.
The circumstances are about follows There states
in the hands james Reed Of Fentre county against
Champ FurpsOn Clinton county KY. On yesterday Fur
s0n the meeting, when Reed attempted to
his writ Furgison resisted and started Reed summoned
several him and started after him. About half
mile the camp ground Of the party Mr.. Floyd Evans
with Fugson, when he drew knife and stabbed Evans
very severely several places Reed attempted assist Evans
when Furgis0n turned upon him and killed him nsantyut
ting him the nhuman Manner and then knocked him
the head with He then aimed make his but
captured Eouauy further bloodshed When my informant
eft he securely chained guarded by perhaps hun
ded men His trial take place the evening" when have
doubt he viii lie committed Jail. He had accomplish,
Bill JONES' also Of Clinton county, who made his escape but
pursued, hope will be brought justice Yesterday
evening Evans still alive, but not expected 10 live
FLrgison desperate fellow, and did not
much about his condition. Reed very clever man. and
think deputy sheriff. The camp meeting progressing fine
~ until this sad affair happened. J. II. GRLNsIEY.
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SSESSION 1S5S-9.-The seventh annual Course Of Lee
this Institution will commence Monday, the % Of
November next and continue till the first Of the ensuing March
THOMAS r. JENNINGS, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy.
j. BERREN LINDSEY, NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry and Phar
macy.
c. WESTON, NJ D. Professor of Natea Medca Medical
Jurisprudence.
A. IL. BUCHANAN NJ. D. Professor Of Surgical Anatomy and
Physiology.
NJ WATSON, NJ d. Professor Of Obstetrics and the Diseases
Of Women and Children.
PAUL F. Eve NJ D. Professor Of Principles and Practice of
Surgery.
W. K BowLo NJ D., Professor OF Institutes and Practice Of
Medicine.
T. BRIGGS NJ D., Adjunct Professor and Demonstration
of Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms will be openedor students
Monday in October (the 5th).
PiHiRGy Course Of Lectures, free students will
be given by the Professors, commencing Monday
Of October.
The Tennessee State Hospital under the direction
ty, is open to the class free Of charge
Chnique has been established in connection with the UnveT
y, at which operations performed and prescribed
and eCturel upon in the presence of the class
Amount Of fees for Lectures sos; Marcuaon fee (pad
only) S.; Practical Anatomy SlO Graduation fee S
Good boarding be procured for 50 to 81 per
further information Catalogue, apply to
W. X. BOWLING, NJ D.. Dean Of the Faculty.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jy lSd&W.-iy23
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MINERVA COLLEGE,

SITUATED FIVE NILES EAST OF EASHVZLLE TEYT
FHVHIs hourshng Institution viii reopen the first Monday
in September next, aorng superior educational facilities
Comm0dious additions having been made 10 the building,
increased number Of pupils can be accommodated.
1t is the design Of the Principal and Teachers Of the School to
make study pleasure and surround those entrusted to their
care with all the charms Of the family circle.
The situation healthy and access, and the
study thorough systematic. Circulars with and
other particulars obtained the book store Of w. T. Berry
Co.. Public Square, at McClures music store, Union street,
or By addressing the Principal, s. JONES,
augs I'd Minerva College, near Nashville, Tenn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-02

The fall meeting on the Nashville Course Mon
day, the 9Th inst promises to be unusually interesting The
prospect is that the Attendance Of Of fine stock will h
large and the sport the finest has ever been witnessed at %
Course sam J. CARTER the enteprsng Proprieto Of me
Course have first order, and everything for
accommodation and convenience visitors wiz be arranged
his good style Those who enjoy the rts Of the turf
rely upon being able 70 spend pleasant Teek in Nashville
during the races.
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Manny's Combined Reaper and
Mower

VNTITH WOODS IMPROVEMENT his
Wv celebrated Machner eeived the first premium
GOLD MEDAL the hest combined Reapng and Moving Machine
at the United States Agricultural held Louisville
KY, in September 1857 The trial of Syracuse, New
York; in July, where all the prpal Machines United
States thoroughly tested The committee made their
through Marshal p Wilder President United States Agricultural
Society, Louisville Ky.
1t also the award the Reaper, the best
Mower before separate committees appointed by Pre
dent of the Davidson County Agricultural Society," Nashville
july 1857, most Of the machines Tenn.
other premiums and given this Machine
during the last season. every Machine in America.
The above machines are for sale by the Undersigned
B. T.. CHEATIIAM,
General Agent for the State.
FISHER, WHEELES & CO.,
el27-d&wb Nashville, Tenn.
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Il HAVE FIFTEEN HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND lying in
Upton county Tennessee miles northeast Of Masons De
pot Memphis Railroad and forty miles from
Memphis hours travel by railroad 70 Memphis TINS
Land divided three suitable for three persons wish
ing buy 500 EACH will suit any wishing TO pur
chase and All three places
veil improved with Dwelling Houses Negro Cabins and Cotton
Gins One Of the has $50 go and the other 900 acres
land, in high state Of cultivation. great bargain
MI he given. Address @. H. HILL,
Day7-w4m On the Premises,
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n We sra authorized to announce J. T. RuTnRFoRP as
candidate for Alderman in the First Ward, the eng Mu.
nicipal Election. Aus~~-'-'
0sye are authorized announce Dr. G. A. j. MAYTEEID
candidate for Alderman from the Third War; at the ensung mu-
-, atoo.;o, augl9td
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
I. Collegiate Department,

mILIT AIRY COLLIE GE.
LINDSEY, NJ D. d. Chancellor the University
and Professor Of Chemistry and Geology.
Col. B. R. JOHNSON Superintendent the Military College
Professor Of Engineering.
HAEroN An, Professor of Mathematics Natural Phil
osophy, and Astronomy.
J. H. STEWART AM Professor of Greek and Latin Languages
and Literature.
P. L. J. THYssENs AM, Professor French and Drawing
G. 5. BLACKIE AN Nd Professor Of Botany and Natural
History.
Rev J. W HoYT, an Md, Professor Of Mental and Moral
Philosophy and Biblical Literature.
G. K. WINSTON, Md, Surgeon.
The first Of the Academic year the Goth
Of September, and the second term 18th Of February
Tuition boarding, washing, fuel, rooms, servants attendance
and arms SOO per Marcuaon fee S. Students
required furnish their which be done
charge, purchase. Engineering French Spanish
German, Drawing, Keeping and Fencing, each $40 per
term Of twenty weeks.
In the regular Collegiate Course the ancient reputation Of the
University scientific and classical scholarship will main
tained the time every facility afforded those who
pursue partial course Besides the four regular College
CLASSES, there is also preparatory class Students under IA years
Of age will not be admitted.
By aid Of military discipline effective government eab
sed, and health physical culture, good order, industrious
habits, promoted.
Catalogues additional information apply any
Of the Faculty. July ], 1858.
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Manufacturing Pharnaeeu sts and Chemists, Pburg, Pa
Sold in Nashville by Ewn Pendleon Co., W. W. Berry
Demove, DR.. A. Roscoe Jo G. Brown, Demove & Bell,
G. W. Hendershot DR., T. Wells Wells, Hooper 4 Co. Beech
Hunter and Druggists generally throughout the State.
NAV
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TWO VALUABLE EARMs COB SALE

THAT Valuable farm on which the undersigned has
sided for the last eight nbe years. is for sale Il
the waters OF Big HaTpeth the county of W
hanson fourteen miles from Eaghve, near the IillsEe
Tank on the Richland and CentTsve Turnpike nine el
from Franklin, the county seat o. williamson nd wb'r
two miles North Western Railroad now being con
stFucted The contains abort four hundred and eight
acres first farming End The county line between
Davidson and Williamson runs through the Northwest cor
Of the tract. II was formally the well known farm
he late wilkins Wbitefld.
On this "a r are comfortable resdenees with all ne
cessary out houses barn. cribs, hlos carriage house
with excellent young oTchaTdo choice fruit Coco
spring water and abundance Ofnever falling stock water
running from different sources through The farm AdOin
this farm s another tract OF about hundred acres
excellent land with good Tesdente, for saa The soil O.
tracts equal any for crops either KfaD grass
and both united they will DO sold teparaely or retT
may suit buyersN il is thought by good Judges il coUd b.
made one Of the stock farms On the State 10 m sjze
As those wanting to buy would sf course whsh 10 view
the premises before purchasing further description IL
deemed unnecessary but all Invited call and see o
themselves. aug 25-eO&wul JOHN T.. HILL,
FWISH to sell the farm Which reside in WUsr,scf
county, adjoining that advertised above by Mr. Jobn n
Ill., containing by recent survey hundred and ninety
zine half OF first rate farming land with com
Portable dwelling, with all necessary houses suitable 10
a email arn with good The fam is ven anclosec
with good fences, including about sHEeR hundred wards
With Mr. Hll's-as both united WoUl certainly mako asr
irable farm and purchasers are invited 20 cali IN ~ an
and equine the premises. LAVlNjA CRHIGHEAD
FC eTtner particulars apply 20 BIZ. D. y SNYDER 9. H.
Storevi sFyde' q trlzzeH NaRnVile 6.
tuyIf
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The attention Of merchants others is directed to the
Messrs HUaH Mocha & Co. in tOdays paper. Mr. OoCREA
is well known one Of and eneprng business
men, and we know his house viii Of those
wishing to purchase groceries TO deal with them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-02

G. W. WHITE
OLDHAM & WHITE,
ATTORN EYS AT LAW,
Austin. Texas.

DRACTICE in the District Courts Of Western Texas, and in
the Unitel District Supreme Court at Austin and
Tyler Land claims OF every description known 70 our laws, pros
before the Courts the General Land Office Court
Of Claims Oice Congress Avenue the Capitol.
5--d&wIy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-02

1--WE authorized to announce THOsLAs iAE eAnoiaale
for Mayor at the ensuing municipal election.
1--WE authorized Cen B. T. CHA THAN a.
candidate fog Mayor at licensing election.
aug4-td
IL We are authorized announce MosEs SIeLETos as
candidate for Mayor at tie ensuing municipal election
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Knnnn,s Pntcnt ConI On Lamp,

(WHICH produces light of unsurpassed brlancy from
Wv OIL, and combines economy with simplicity, at
forng better and purer light other known substance
at less han hGl the cost OF candles lard oil and three
cheaper burning fluid 1t burns without particle OF
oior and always safe in any hands, it being impossible for
70 explode suddenly inhame.
The and around both sides Of the
wick fine eIs become in combustion white and
clear producing the pure and perfect light that in use
good variety Of lamps and supply Of OIL wick burners,
&c for saely ). W, WILSON, Il College St
augluitu &wIm
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TEACHERS "

TUNEACHEBS WANTED.--A gentleman and his wife,
qualified 10 take charge OF Male and Female Academy,
and % teach the branches usually taught in first class schools OF
that character can obtain permanent and profitable situation
in yersh Dyer county, Tennessee by making immediate
plction. The situation ecrs inducements teachers
who desrea permanent location. Address
T. G.. SAMPSON,
augls-W3t Dyersburg, Tenn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-02

There iprOmpu celebration last night in honor Of the
Atlantic Telegraph, which conducted as to afford much
amusement TO large numbers Of citizens The Capitol was
brilliantly Illuminated, visited by thousands
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PERUYIAN SYRrP.

ORR PROJECTED sOLUTIOEOF
PrOtOXIde Of Iron Combined,
AvING successfully passed the ordeal to which dseOve-
res IN the atera Meca subjected, now be re
ID Il p Z p A,
Affections Of the LIVER Dropsy, Neuralgia Bronchits ana Con
sumptive tendencies Ds1rered Of Blood Bos sour
w. and the Frustrating effects Of Lead Mercury General De
bty, and all diseases which require TONIC and AITFRa
TIVE medicine, beyond question The proofs 81 ID ~
numerous well authenticated and Of such ueuIir
character that sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate to receive the
pro1ered aid.
The Peruvian Syrup not profess to be cure but il
extensive because many diseases apparently unlike are
Intimately IeIel' and proceeding from may
The class Of diseases for which the syup ,rovie, a , ID.
precisely mat which has often baed the highest order Of
medical SIKH HE facts are tangible the witnesses accessible
and the safety and efficacy the Syrup incontr,vef T
who nay wish for opinion from DISTINGUISHED persons respecting
me character Of the syrup, cannot a satisfied with the
following among testimonials in he hands ~ be
Agents. The signures those Of gentlemen well known in he
Community and Of tie highest responsibility.
CARDThe undersigned having experienced the beneficial e.
cts Of the Peruvian syrup, do hesitate recommend
well as from the testimony Others whose intelligence and int
r are altogether unqueonabe no doubt Of its efc
s DYSPEPSIA Liver Complaint DrOpsy. Neuralgia, sc.
deed, its ELECTS would be incredible.
those who have witnessed them and have volunteered their test
mohy, as We 40 ours, 70 It's restorative powers
S.H. Kendall, NJ. d. Peter Harvey
Thomas Q. AmOry, james c. Dunn,
Samuel May, Thomas Whitman.
NoTIoE-It is we'll known that the medical eject Of PrOtozde
maintain solution Of Protoe Of Iron without further oxda-
ton has been deemed impossible In the Peruvian Syrup this
known and this solution may replace all the protocarboas
trates and tartrates Of the Maieria Meiica
A. A. HAYNES, VI. D., Assayer TO the State Of Mass
Is Boylston street, Boston, U. 5. A.
PRIoE.-Large bottles 50, small bottles 81.
For sale in Nashville BY DEMOvILLE BELL.
mayf-d&tHGm.
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GREAT SALE OF
THE mcNAHRY LAND.
On Browns Greek and Franklin Turnpike
Road. For sale.


AN THURSDAY, the 18th day Of September next We will offer
~ Tor sale to the highest bidder premises about 100
acres OF that splendid tract Of belonging to the estate Of
NATHANIEL ACNAlRf, deceased fronting both the Frank
I'm turnpike koas about three miles Nashville adjoining
e lands OF John Thompson, Joseph Vaulx D. Cantre Thos
Platter and others These lands have divided into vary
ing ih SIZE from es o fifteen each About third o.
the land heavily umtere with beautiful tree-the
ance cleared and in high state cutvation-te whole is under
good fence and supplied with good supply Of neverang
In point Of fertility these lands will compare voraby With
loose somtered with Sugar tree Walnut Poplar Ash Wild
Cherry HICKORY B0Xelder, and Black Locust
10 persons wishing choice Places neghborhOod
Nshvllle his sale viii offer the greatest Inducements
ihe are lIe ueaulul building sites fronting the middle
Franklin turnpike road and three splendid sites with
beautiful forest trees fronting on an avenue 50 feet vide e
ing from one turnpike 20 the Oer) These
quality and all persons wishing choice Gardening lands
city should attend this sale without fail, for these amongst
the handsomest and best lands In the State.
INsA credit Of and years, without interest win be
given; notes payable in Bank with approved security required
and deeds given retaining lein payment and dis
count OF III per cent per annum made for cash payments
ALSO
At the tine and place will sold the entire Stock Of p
n McNar, consisting Of valuable Brood Mares
totung Colts sired By the renowned Washington Canadian
Co one pair Of superior harness Horses Cattle in
Guiding several good Mich CoWs; 100 head Of Hogs;
sheep; eOO barrels Corn 80 loads Hay Fodder
Farming Utensils Buggy, Hunting Wagon, and sets Of
Harness, &c.
Terms Of perishabe property made day sale
Persons wishing 70 examine any property viii
please cali on T. n McNairy- Esq the premises, will
take pleasure in showing the same.
Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ COLLATION. as usual
E. R. GLAsoOcE, Land Auctioneer
Capt HANMEE. Stock Auctoneer. auz95-td