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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-22

LOAN OFFICES.
ATT. MAoDUFFs, Sse BROADWAY. CORNER OF
MONEY This old established auction and
ADVANCED commission house continues.
,,oS.D, ususl TO advance on goods con
paN s1s ne 5 nor al. liberal or ,ps ssr% .rs
JEWELkY, desiring to negotiate in any yfor
PfAFO2 the advancement on sale of goods
.EuRsITusE Having been established since isis,
MERCHANDISE he character and reliability OF this
soD .ay e.
A DvANcEs MADE TO ANY AMOUNT, on DIAMONDS,
sgns abou, sse building Open from A,ns 70 r. NJ
ssh Broadway, opposite Broadway theatre.
AT s,s BROADWAY BROKERS AND COMMISSION
Cash advances on diamonds and witches
ozsh advances on household furniture;
60 pe5sops Propsry q any description or
'f e. Is foRf co. s Broadway
opposite Chinese A.sembiy Rooms
4 DyASoEs ON DIAMONDS. WATCHES, JEwELRY,
o. ann s.s sn * nmssoo All fnds
JOSEPH GooD, Jr, Ssl Broadway, room No. 5
HIoHxsr PRICE GAN BIZ HAD on OF FOR Ola.
ienilon given 70 ont door saies Of furniture, &c.
SIS Houston 8. and 600 Brossway corner Of Houston
~ nd osG Sfes S
disc bought for casb At The old established jewey store
men sppersning 10 the loan business and all bushes.
strictly confidential Parties waited upon a. their resi-
dences by appointment Remember the number 70 Chatham
80 - $50 - --' ouARLEs BsopY.
OLD AND RESPONSIBLE OFFICE
" J. H BARRrNGER,
ITO broadway, room e
q 10 $50 $4,000 dlamsnis watches pianos Dry gsois
&e &C. PantngsA lot for sale cheap TO psy advances
THOMPSON A Co-BRoKERs AND COMMISSION
merchants, No ln7 Nassau street. Ann rooms
Nos and second floor sdvancs money from 81
watches diamonds j.weiry dry goods, segars and all
kinds of securities, bought Notes stocks bonds 30
gotisied. A II. THOMPSON, Aucloneer.
Ol-CsMMtssrON HoUsH.-MoNEY TO ANY
LIE amount advanced on jewery Of description
all kind OF merchandise Also ght for
commission with liberal advances n required.
r. THAYER, 4l2l. broadway, near Canal street
SC7 000 TO LoAN5FoR TERN OF YEARS. IN
pL .OOO sums 70 suit, At seven per cent, upon i'm
proved real estate In this cry No second mortgages viii be
taken, and title and suciency OF security be
iionahle. Apply 70 JOHN LIVINGSTON, ISL Broadway
third floor.
C1S7 O0O TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS wATCHEs
pJOl .OOO jewelry, seTars furniture, &C,
ought for the bghe prices the well known
once II Chambers street n B-ko business transacted
Saturday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-22

I,oa NORFOLK AND RICGMOND-THE UNITED
IL States mail steamship JAMESTOWN, Capt Parish will
Saturday, Gath inst ats sciock " pier is
North She will arrive Norfolk Sunday
sod At Richmond Monday morning Passengers for tho
South will proceed directly by great Southern
lines. Travellers Ill find this the pes.anesi aud
most expeditions roue Passage and fare Including state
TO Norfolk 81 10 Petersburg AM Richmond flU
are half price, Apply TO LuDLAM A PLEAsANrs, "a
broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-22
| usrRALIA PIONEER LINZ, EST AnLIsnEp Lea.

"A Carrying the United States mails
Failing positively the day advertised
From pier No. 2 East river.
The Al extreme cilppsr shlp
kEfSTOsE l,sc0 tons burihan,
Knight, commander,
Having three fourhs Of her positively on board
be despatched for Melbourne dret the 10Th Of MAY ros
balance OF freight passage havhs eegan, acrommots
uons apply on board or TO X. W. CAMERON. No Bo~as
G'een.
ssh, bills for sale and cash advances maze on cousiru
meuis. Conssnees In Australia Mcssra wilkinson Boa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-30

Business PEosPEcTsThis season the year always dull
point Of business It is indeed period Of relaxation and
pleasure, says the Baltimore PGi0 the time too relief from
tolls and incident the dull monotonous routine Of every
day H Aside from actual inyaids there is pers no class
Of who require relief from than
Of business. 1t is we'll for them they
ment in the country congena watering place org
ting for few weeks everything but the enjoyment pleasant
atmosphere agreeable associations pure water wholesome food
cheerful ADJUSTMENTS good accommodations every respect and
pleasurabe Thoughts Doing this they returnome renovated
and prepared again upon regular avocaons Of life
with renewed energies improved health eher hopes
Our cheerful cOtemporary the Boston Transcript, speaking
upon the subject OF business prospect ahead c views
proper light Thejourna argues that dizziness ofbusness gen
orally, for the last nine months is revealed by the accumulation or
specie in the banks the commercial centres cheap rates at
which money held and the large lying uuproductve
Our traders mercantile men have not posses
sed the heart credit announcement engage enterp
They have all been busy saving themselves from srandng
the quicksands which destroyed many less fortunate or
less prudent companions. But buaon which they have
experienced prove good discipline the uure leading
wise crcumspecOn, thoughtful forecast, re-
ance upon bold peaions depending upon luck
ful ending.
There can be little doubt that those who have brvely with.
stood tie gale, without lowering their colors will shortly see
better times and brighter skies The stagnaon existing for the
last ten MONTHS in its depressing effects prevented produc-
ton in the great wealth until very recently AS
consequence, consumption stopping, been
gradually forming 1T is anil wind that blows nobody any gOcd
The wrecks that dot the are so many bacons Of
safety to after adyentures not only in the advantages afforded by
example, but from the pecniary restriction every
individual carried down by the vortex decreases dsageerbe
rashp Of trade. With the enlarged nome demand the dnu
tiOn Of Of supply, and the easy upon which CAPT
tai be obtained why coming season be one Of
profit large classes Of traders many description Of manu-
facturers.
complete revival business cannot he expected until com
meroe throws Of the palsy affecting it. This will
longer duration, depending upon foreign influences than the
great branches to which have alluded But the ccus which
aid dparm Of productive industry are felt to the adva
tage Of all revival in manufactures, and prosperous agri
culture, cannot but fvoraby upon the mercantile interest
We agree with cotempora that business may not revive so
seedyas expectedby sone when does the basis will
be solid There strong hopes, however, that the coming
will give evidence Of heauI action which continue to
improve until prosperous period Of business realized
than we have witnessed for many years.
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Gbs gasb6iIIe Onion & Smeritun.
PROSPECTUS
FOR THE NEW SERIES, oOMNIENCING
MAY 10, 1885.

COMMENCING with above date the NASHVILLE UEloS
American WI be published and edited b. E. G. EASTMAN,
F. c. DUnSerox o. GRnTTH and G. G. PorDETER, under
the style OF E. G. EAsTAN Co. The terms as heretofore viii
BE- for the Daily 50 for the Wey IS and for the Week
ly, 50 per
The fierce political struggles of the last tEenyfour years. in
which UNION, and afterwards the USoS AMEzIcAS
prominent part rendered it necessary for prede
cessos publish almost exclusively political journal In
tina; department the paper has always occupied rank second
none in the country At length the principles and policy Of the
Democratic party have become fixed and mpregnabe
propose make the central democratic organ, and
commercial departments all that it ever its political
While abatng ot Of heart and energy support Of the p
cpes and policy Of the great Democratic party have perfected
arrangements by which viii supercede the necessity Of the
business man the general reader going Of the State for pa
Pers containing the latest intelligence.
The News.
The latest News from all quarters, and all important sub
jecs-Potcal, Commercial and Genera have precedence,
hereafter thing else We shall spare no pains or ex
70 place paper in this respect in advance Of all com
petoTs, and make necessity those Of our citizens
who may not sympathize with political opinions
wit and HumOr.
SUI LOvENGOODs inimitae sketches viii continue en-
bellish the humorous department of our paper.
Commercial and Home Departments.
gentleman of intelligence and experience employed
Commercial Editor who will devote his whole time
matters relating the Commerce Of the country and the In
dustry Of the State.
Our ExertiOns
To increase the usefulness of the UNION AMERICAN will be
unremittng We this Spring and Summer investing,
materials buildings &C. money than the whole establish
men appraised at five years ago. Our determination
make establishment among the influential well
Of the State, and central
organ the Democracy paper which may be referred by
people with confidence pride And while do this we ask
subscription list that increases 50
shall increase our energies and our enterprise.
Clubbing.
We VIII send our Weekly PapertO Clubs the following rates
Two copies one year, new subscribers, 500
Three g :" " 200
Five -" " 1LOO
Ten 1" " 1000
The cash must accompany all Club subscriptions or the paper
will be sent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-30

A Great medicine for FensaIes.-Hundroas Of
smulants have invented and Sold purportn to be specific
in the various diseases and arrangements to which the delicate
form renders her subject The result Of all these slim
uan has been mpaTt HOaeary acfigy 20 the aoruous
succeeded by depression and prosaon greater dian before
and the repeated attempts Of nvals to build themselves up BY
these false remedies have finally ended in destroying what little
vital organization was left. But in using BGrhages aaa
Bters you will find such disastrous rets 1t is purely
vegetable compound prepared strictly scientific principles
after the manner Of the celebrated Holland Professor Brhsve
Under its influence ege and muscle receives new strength
and vigor appetite and sleep return, and finally perfect health
See advertisement in another column. july25-Iv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-30

TH CrTrzESs BANK-Tne Memphis APpedl the
committee appointed the meeting Citizens the I9 would
proceed Tuesday the 27th the discharge
signed them Of feng the Of Citizens
Bank and making exhibit Of condition the public. The
appeal has entire confidence the committee as is composed
Of the most Trustworthy citizens Of Memphis public va
therefore, expect very have all the
matter exposed to the light OF day. and the mysterious
which thousands Of citizens have robbed hard
earnings fully exposed.
The AralaHcke Of the 27th contains the following
We four brought against the Cit
zens Bank last Saturday their Bank bills considerable
amount and judgment rendered against the Bank by Honor.
Judge H. F. Hill.
The Bank appeared by its Attorneys. bills Of this
Bank made payable their Bank Knoxville demand,
the plea put that suit could brought
had been made their Bank Knoxville. Upon opening
roll Of bills, the Judge attached each certificate Of Notary
Public at Knoxville that he had the 2lst July, 1858, pre-
scented said bills at the Citizens Bank in Knoxville, Mr.
Craig, the Cashier for payment and that he replied, he hat
1Hds az his h1gds ThereupOn judgment by
Judge H. for the face Of the bills and Of protest.
We understand levy has been banking House
the Citizens Bank, o Madison street
These bills pacedhy their clients in the hands Aers
Haynes Of this city, for collection ago. They
sent them Notary Public Knoxville and they were
returned duly protested and judgment rendered against
Bank In fvedays.
Now read the following advertisement the appeal
Of this morning:
"Caiseps BaHEag House TOR Sr-The owners OF the Bank.
ing House of the Citizens Bank, for bills Of the
Bank. Application may be made at the Citizens Bank"
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SHELLEY MEDICAL COLLEGE.


SESSION OF 1S9-THE FIRST REGULAR Course OF LEcRrRE
in this Institution viii commence Monday, Of No
vemter 1855 and will continue till the lst of March, ensuing
The PJsigiaGTy course Of Lectures to all students
will be given during the month Of October.
FACULTY.
THOMAS l. MADDIN, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy Des.
ciptve, Astrological and SurgfcaI3
JOHN FREDERICK MAY, N. D. Professor Of PRINCIPLES and
Operations Of Surgery
DANIEL T. WRIGHT, NJ. D Professor Of Physiology and Pa
thoOgy;
JOHN H. CALENDER, NJ. D., Professor Of 1Iatera Medica
and Therapeutics;
RICHARD o. CURREY NJ D.. Professor of Medical Chemistry
and Medical Jurisprudence;
E. B. AsKINS NJ d. Professor Theory and Practice Of
Medicine;
JOHN P FORD, NJ D., Professor of Obstetrics Diseases Of
Women and Children;
II. NJ. COMPTON, N. D., DemOnstrat0r Of Anatomy.
The city Hospital upon the premises Of the College and IN
der control Of the Faculty. at which operations performed
and cases prescribed for in the presence Of the Class, and Clin
cal Lectures delivered.
Amount Of fees for Lectures SlO5 20
MatricuatiOn fee (pad but Once) ) 90
Demonstrators fee (required but once) 10 90
Graduationfee, 25 90
For further details or announcements apply to
JOHN P. FORD, N. D.
jylfdectrilW 6cWlm. Dean OF the Faculty.
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and Pleasure, and Wishing to Visit Eser-
sheba Springs, Grundy County, Tenn.
LEBANON, July 20, 1855
FHVHE Cars the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad leave
Nashville every day at O'Clock, A. d., and arrive at
the arrival Of the Of the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
from Chattanooga The seWanee Railroad will leave every
day. except Sunday and take passengers Tracey City, where
will he found good Hotel for the accommodation Of passengers
and also splendid line four horse Concord Post Coaches IN
about eighteen miles, Of the leveest mountain roads in
the State Persons wishing to see the extensive mining opera
tons Of the sewanee Company viewing the great
Southern UnYerstya laudable enterprise which we'll de-
the attention Of the pubcW have opportunity Of
doing so by taking this road Beershea Springs anow
edged desirable retreat, where viii be found Of the
inst class Hotels under the management Of samuel NJ Scott
ESQ., long the proprietor City Nashville and who
yoTbly the public for the style and dignity
which he conducts hotel he IS amply prepared ana VIII spare
pains to make visitors comfortable and happy at Besrshea
There another road to Beersheba Springs from Nashville via
hcMmnye leaving me main trunk Of the NaSaye and Chat
tan0oga Railroad at TuahOma, and arriving at McNnnve the
Beerheba Springs viii leave McSnnve every day O'clock
A. NJ, and arrive at BeeTsheba the same day.
In addition to the above routes, there is line Of four horse
Post Coaches leaving Nashville daily Except Sunday at4 P. NJ
and Sunday o'clock, A. N. The stage will arrive at eb
anon every day at o'clock P NJ Except SUNDAY and on Sun
day at o'clock, ?. Nj. Passengers will leave Lebanon every
At WcSipnTiiIe al "a ocior p NJ same av and stsv an
ngh leave sIcAinnye O'Clock, A NJ arrive Beer
route from Nashville Beershe5a S. This NcAdam
lied sixty five miles the balance Of the road, after leaving the
distance from Nashville to Beshe is l03 miles This
stocked with fine horses Concord coaches careful drivers &c
running, also f0urhose Coaches every day Sundays
excepted from Mcnnvile Sparta, in connection with the
McMnnville and Manchester Railroad also tWohOrse Coaches
from Sparta via Grab Orchard and Kingston, LOud0n
East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad, making immediate
ton with the at LOudOn.
Passengers obtain through tickets the Stage Once under
the Commercial HOTEL Nashville all the above and inter
mediate points, also to Carthage Chest Mound, and Ceokvle
have connection with the staging Beershet
Springs, large and well conducted Livery Stable where visitors
find all times fine Bugges, ROckaWay tWohorse Coaches
and the best Of Saddle Horses, 70 hire
Persons visiting the Springs with their private conveyanCes
have their we'll taken Of reasonable charge.
All persons hiring vehicles or horses must return tie property
in good order, pay for all damages that accrue.
jy23-l&tW3w NJ A. PRICE.
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II We learn from the Little Rock (Ars Democrat that at
the recent term Of the United States Circuit Court held
city JAMES i BUCHANAN lawyer formerly Of Tennessee,
late Of JaeksoupOrt, Arkansas convicted charge
Of transmitting the Pension Oce forged writings support
OF claim for military bounty land and
prsoned and kept hard labor for period years Be-
fore being rmanded he addressed court by way an appeal
tOhe public, from the verdict Of the jury explanation
the chain Of circumstances which founded Some Of
his remarks impressive and affecting be dWe upon the
effects Of his disgrace his family said the chief
which led ohis accusation, the habits disspa-
ton, into which he, unfortunately, had fallen.
The which has attracted unusual degree Of public
attention, and the influence Of its example, hoped,
not be lost
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-30

II We would say to The business Of the city some
one house would do well to the services Of our laury
county friend, advertising in o-days paper for situation as
Cler or salesman in wholesale grocery commission and pro
duo heuse cotton warehouse He an active
Of The Tay best qualifications upright his habits,
aud viii prove valuable acquisition to any firm We
have Known him from ehidhool. he Is unaurpassed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-30

BuESA VISTA The sale Of lots at yesterday,
wen attended, and the brought pretty fair prices We
pleased 70 the lot which includes the Spring pur
chased BY Messss. Wec Douglas and Kesney, and that it
their intention put complete order for the reception and
accommodation Of visitors in the best style.
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WHISKY
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE.
Medical DeDarfmpDt


FFNHE wentysecond annual will commence
in this School the first Monday November and close
the last Of February, under the following arrangement:
LUNSFORD P NANDEL NJ D., Professor Of Physiology and
Pathological Anatomy
BENZ R. PALMER, NJ D., Professor Of the Principles and
Practice Of Surgery.
J. LAWRENCE SMITH, NJ D. Professor Of Medical Chemist ~
and TONicology.
ROBERT J. BRECKENRIDGE, NJ D., Professor of Materia
Medica and Therapeutics.
JOSHUA B. FLINT, NJ. D. Professor Of Clinical Surgery
THEODORE $ BELL, NJ d. Professor of Theory and Pac.
tice Of Medicine.
LLEWELLlN POWELL NJ. D. Professor Of Obstetric Medicine
j. W. BENSON, N. D. Professor Of Descriptive and Surgical
Anatomy.
S NJ. BEMISS, N. D.. Professor Clinical Medicine.
ARCHIE B. COOK, N. D., Demonstration of Anatomy.
Fees for the entire sos. Naturalization and Library TO.
geher IS. Practical Anatomy Dissection SO Graduation
fee S25
full preliminary course Of Lectures given BY the Fac
uy commencing on the first Monday inOctober which
the Dssecting Rooms will also be opened.
Clinical instructions will be given twice week at the Louisville
Marine ita from the ls Of October the close the session.
Clnque has also been established in connection with the
University atWhch operations performed and cases prescribed
for and lectured upon in presence Of the class.
FOR further information apply TO L. P. YANDELL.
!yIodlWSWN Dean Of the Faculty.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-30

II There is nothing more delicious these excessively hot days
than glass Of COOL Sparkling soda, and it found Ct
quality that surpassed the drug store OF Mess
DENOvnLE q BELL Those who wish enjoy glass Of this
healhful beverage should give them CALI We are sure they
will find it to their liking.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-30

7. HARRIS, W. o. HARRR. ?. B.
HA RIS & CO.,
A UCTION 81 COMMISSTON MERCHANTS.
~ and Wholesale GrOCers, Office W. II. Gordon & Co.'s
Warehouse, No. 40 Market street.
HARRIS < CO. have in tore, and offer to the trade:
80 hhds New Orleans Sugars all grades;
50 bbls Crushed and Powdered Sugar:
600 do and half barrels MOlasses,
1900 boxes Star Candles
90 cases Sardiues-5S and = boxes
90 bbls Mackerel:
100 packages assorted Liqours;
so kegs four penny nails;
. bags Spice;
20 cases matches;
lbs bbls Land Plaster.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-30

GEo0uuEsTe city business dull languishing,
though quite number Of large dealers havs their supplies all
resdy for the eopeng Of trade. pleasure days
Of wandering through Wholesale Grocery
establishment Of LA, PHILLIPS Co., Market street, and
all those in the trade, in need Of any article in
line, that gentlemen furnish them with any all
things Their stock mostmagnhont, and they opposed
selling such figures will suit the the money
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1ERCHINE WADE HORsEsHOES
LAW SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY
At Cambridge, Mass.

Tie Instructors IN this School are
Hon JoEL PARKER, LID, Royal Professor.
Hon. THEOPHrLUs Parsons, LID, Dane Professor.
Hon. EMORY WAsHBURS, LID University Professor.
FENE Of instruction embraces the various branches
the Common Law, and Of Equity, Admiralty, Commercalf
International and Constitutional Law and the Jurisprudence
United States The Law Library OF about
volumes, and works appear they added and every
effort is made to render It complete
given by lectures and epO0ns land by
Rotations and in connection with them) Of which
there every week Two Moot Courts also holden
each week eac Of which cause previously given out is
gued by four Students and opinion delivered by the Presiding
Instructor. Rooms and other facilities also provided for the
Club Courts and Assembly is held weekly for practice 10
bate and acquiring knowledge Of parliamentary law and pro
ceedings
Students may enter the School in stage Of their professional
studies mercantile pursuits and the commencement Of either
term, in the middle OF other part Of term.
They are at berty what studies they viii pursue
cording Of their and attanments.
The Academcal year, which Thursday weeks
after the third Wednesday in July, divided into terms
twenty weeks EACH with vacation Of six weeks at the end Of
each term.
During the vacation the Library is opened warmed and
lighted for the Of the members Of the School
The exercises Of the will commence Monday,
Sept 6, l65S.
Applications for admission or for Catalogues or any further
information, may either Of the Professors at Cam
bridge
Csmbridre Mass June 1853. iy5-lav3w is
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II We learn from the appeal that Memphis has sent another
deputaaon 70 the pnieay composed follows JNo CUP
ToN, for stealing three years; L. P. Hail. stealing two years;
VIZ. LzoEAED stealing Eve years; Jas QUrS stealing three
years: GO BsADlEY stealing, years. Hy MILLER, burglary
ten vso-u
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CHANCEHY COURT AT CAMDEN.
TT-N-E nT-TE, Ia

Malnda 8erric Ct as by their friend, Aaron LaWler,
james f. Merrick It dis.-Original Bill
appearing the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master from
allegation in the Bill, which to, that James E. Mer
rick and James Merrck two Of the defendants in this
nonsldents OF the State Of Tennessee, that the ordinary
cess OF the law cannot he served upon them therefore ordered
by the Clerk and Master that publication be made in the Union
ana AeFtcHH; newspaper published in the city Of Nashville,
for four weeks in succession requiring the said James Meick
and James Meck 70 appear ChanCey Court be
held for the county OF BenOn the 4 Monday September
next and pel answer demur c0mplainants BILL the
viii be taken for confessed hearing DG1ts
to them. This June eth, 1855.
junel2-w4t prs fee 50 D. P. HUDSON, G. & VI.