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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-30

JEALOUSY AND ATTEMPr TO KrLL--FOr several
months past an Irishman named James Martin has
been paying his attention to female domestic at
the City Hotel by the name Of Mary Sheriden.
Everything went along smoothly with the lovers
until Sunday last when the woman Gseertained that
her gallant was a dseeiver, and had wife and
several children abroad This aroused her passion,
and she was determined to be avenged for the
wrongs she had sustained beth TO her feelings and
character She hailed Martin, as he was passing by
the City Hotel yesterday forenoon and heckoDed him
from "a chamber window TO come up. He did 60 and
was met by Mary at the head Of the stairs and in
vited into one Of the rooms led By the porters
He had not been long there when Mary approached
him and prevailed upon him to loosen his neck hand
kerehief which she thought ftIed TOO close about
the neck for such warm day. The neek-tie was
loOseued, when Mary quickly drew a razor across
the throat Of Martin, INJECTING a wound some three
or four inches long The wound was not deep
enough 10 take life, and Martin soon decamped in
search OF surgeon He applied TO DR.. Ellsworth
to dress the wound, which was done
Officers Ssnderson and Goodrich arrested Mary
yesterday afternoon and conveyed her to Jail. She
admitted giving Martin the EOund-HGrgoTd
C0UrGHt, July %
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TIE NORTHWEST BRITIsH POssEssIoNs-The bill
for organizing the Northwest territory Of British
America, under a Governor and Council, has just
been introduced by Sir Bulwer Lytton. The desig
nation 'NeW Caledonia" hitherto borne By these
territories, viii continue, and they are to comprise
all the country bouuded TO tho South by thefrontier
of the United States to the East BY the watershed
between the streams that oW into the Pacific ocean;
and those which flow into the Atlantic andioy oceans,
to the North By the 55th parallel Of North latitude
and to the West by the Pacific ocean," including
Queen Cbarlotes Island and al other islands ada
cent, except VancOuvers Island The latter, how
ever, may be included at any time hereafter on a
request being presented by its existing local Legs-
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THE QUEEN OF THE RIVER PIRATES ARRESTED
The notorious Maria Keys, alias Faulkner, was ar
rested on Saturday by Marshal Gallagher and his
aids, on a charge Of stealing some 500 worth Of
extra gin from the warehouse Of Mix < Morris,
River street, few months since. She was ordered
to give bail in the Of 500, which she prompt
ly did. This Maria Keys is tho queen Of gang #
about twenty dock pirates. Her novel, on the West
SIDE, near he Old Exchange, is their rendezvous.
There The dock piriates secree their 'sWag" there
Maria gives orders plans theving expeditions, and
is queen. Frequently, the police tell rs, she heads
the banditti in person, dressing herself up in mems
clothes. She has an extensive wardrobe, and can
appear in any character that she deans necessary
for the successful contamination Of her paI 5. She
has been known to rig hersefup in the character Of
a sailor canal boatman, averdant young man from
the country, and old gray haired and decrepid nan,
&C. All alone she has cracked many a warehouse
along the docks in the night. She Is, in short, a
regular Jack Sheppard, and would make a splendid
heroine for one Of AinsWOrth's novels.--CisvelaHd
Plqiadsalsr, JlLy 49,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-30

TIE RECENT REVIVAL The extraordinary revi-
val oCreligion which was for so long time in pro
qress in Ibis city, closed last week. and the follow
ing go far IS we have been able to ascertain, was
me result The Methodist Church received 245
members on probation, besides a considerable num-
Der By letter The Presbyterian Church about no.
the Episcopal Church over 40 and the Baptist
Church received SO by experience, Is by letter. and
one restored of whites; and blacks, "a BY expert
ence, 9 by letter, aud at the plantation Of L. G.
Dawson. ESQ belonging TO the Church, S. by ex-
perienee. and II by leuer, making in white and
black. added to the Baptist Church oil since the
18th Of April last The number Of blacks added to
the other Churches we have not learned, but sup
pose they we're pretty considerable. This is the
most extraordinary revival that has ever been IN
this CITY and We hope the benefits to society viii be
az lasting as they have for the time been great
Columbus { ca San, July %.
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THE EETERPRIss or EsCLAsD.-We are in the habit
Of noting with complaoency the progressive spirit Of
Brother Jonathan snd it is quite true that our vsst
country exhibits most Gratifying evidences Of indOm-
table vgOr and liberal enterprise. But after sll
our Boosting, and all cur mammoth achievements
and our still more magnificent projects, our British
brethren far outsirp US in the lavish expenditure
Of money, if they Dc not get ahead Of US in some of
our pet undertakings It's said that British survey
Ors are already in the field surveying q route for
Railroad 70 the Pacific, to extend along the Western
shores Of Lake Superior through the property Of the
HudsOn's Bay Company, to Vancouver's Island, on
the Pacific coast. 1t viii penetrate the vicinity Of
the Frazer river gold region and if that proves as
auriferOus many anticipate, it viii afford to the
road handsome revenue.
The New York Herald mentions as signal proof Of
the literally, fore bought and enterprise Of the
moneysd men Of England, the prompt subscription
of two and half millions to that doubtful project
the Atlsntic Telegraph; the building Of another
predetermined concern the Great Eastern, at cost
of two or three times that amounts the Grand Trunk
Railway Of Canada, constructed chiefly by English
capital, travsrsing the Upper and Lower Provinces
and connected by splendid line Of railroads with
Portland, the American port of the Great Eastern;
and finally the project Of British Pacific line, cOnN
Meeting with the Grand Trunk Railway! A eOnoeP-
tiOn worthy the colossal energy and capital Of Great
Britain and which if each of the essential links in
the gigantic plan prove practicable, viii secure to
Great Britain the commerce Of the world.
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AssS es.zsaE
FEVE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic cities vita
Western, Northwestern, snd Southwestern States, by
tnu0us Railway direct This road also at Pitts5urg
With daily lines Of Steamers TO all ports the Western Rivers
and Cleveland and sanduky with steamers all ports the
Northwestern Lakes; making the most direct cheapest and r
IJrOVtc by which FREIGHT be forwarded and from the
treat Vest.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBUBG.
TRsT CLkss.-BoOts, Shoe. Dry Goods lin - r INA
b0Xes,) Furs Feathers. &c, ! 49, ~ WI
eECOSD CLAss-BOOks and Stationary, Dry eo, - 1OoH
Goods lin uales) Hardware, Leather, &c, WV - -'l'
TFIRD CLkss.-Anvis, BsgEing, Bacon and N. ~ una
Pork Gin bulk, Hemp, &C., w - -0"
FOURTH CLkss.-COae Fish, Bacon, and Pork an ~ 7OOH
(packed,) Lard and Lard Oil, ! ~ - -0
FloUr-75cts per Dbl. until further notice.
Grain-3jcts. per 100 HIS, until further notice.
Cotton2 per bale exceeding 5000 lis. weights until fur
tCr notice.
? In shipping Goods from any point East Of Philadelphia,
particular to mark package 'UG. Philadelphia EuTOGd"
All Goods consigned the Agents Of this Railroad Phade
pha Pittsburg will be forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT AGEETs-IIsrrs WOrmey g. Co., Memphis, Tenn.
+. T. & Co.. st. Louis J. S. Mitchell Son, Evansville
Indiana; Dumuil, Bell and Murdoch, aud Carter JeEU
Louisville, KY r. c. Medium, Madison, indiana Sprngnan
Brown, Irwin Co., Cincinnati, n. W Graham g. Co..
GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Leach Co., No. 81 hty street, Boston,
Leech Co. Asor House, New York. No ], William street.
No Battery Place, New York; E. J. Sneder, Philadelphia
Gsgrew Koon Baltimore; Geo. c. Frsncscus Pittsburg.
Il. H HOUSTON, General Freight bgeRt, EhGG.
II. J. LOMBAERT, Supt-, Altoona, Penn.
april, '5S-u
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TIE RUsT.-FrOm all directions Of the country We
hear loud complaints Of the rust In the spring the
Oatcrop was ruined By rust and now We are ted it
is destroying the corn everywhere Fields Of corn
four weeks sgo that were promising a most
abundant crop, now viii not make three bushels 10
the acre. This is generally the on sandy lands
through this region Of the country. Gotten, 100,
especially On sandy lands, is in many places ruined
BY the rust. Certainly this is most fasal vista
tiOn.-Noatg0may Nal, Jrly q.
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The Once in the Passenger Depot, and Is open one
F0g before starting TTain which allows ample time
the purchase Tickets 1t open other time during
dsy. Passengers the Eastern cities leave the A. NJ
Tran which connects throughout Trains the other roads.
A. hours Washington two days Philadelphia
half New YOrB three days. This is the cheapest
and hest route from NsshyilleuO the East
Orleans passengers the $50 P. H. Train, arriving
at Memphis in time connection New Orleans the evening Of
day. through without detention at Memphis
Those McMinnve Spaa and Beeheba Springs, leave
Nashville 80 NJ Trin which connects directly at Tu
shoma with the Train for bcMnnvie- Persons leaving Nc
Mnnvle in the morning arrive az Nashville at $50 p NJ
Nashville which leave daily for Smthland;
with boats for different places on the OHIO and MIS-
sspp rivers also, daily line OF stages Tor LOUISVILLE leaving
every morning @ the arrival Of the night express.
Bv this change Of Schedule the Tn Memphis
direct with up and day Trains causing
delay Nashville Eastern passengers and hour gained
the Schedule in going Memphis from Nashville
c. L. ANDERSON,
iuIvIO 1888 BPa General Ticket Aggnt.
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RAREEs CAREER BRogGHT TO AN ESD.-Mr. RA-
EEY's career has unexpectedly been stopped. He
had cleared some $4,000 to 100000 by his horse
tanning secret, when suddenly RoUTLEDGE, the chap
publisher, got hold of pamphlet published by the
horse tanner in America, and printed it. It contains
in email compass al the art Of horse tanning and
the subscribers, who had bound themselves not to
diyulge the secret under penalty Of $500, became
furious, aud Mr.. RAREE had to release them from
their pledge, in 8 letter in the London Tines.
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~ The Austin Siats Gazstts Of the I7th inst,
says; Several gentlemen have called this week 70
inform Us Of the crops in various sections Of he
State We never before heard such uniforzly
cheering accounts. We might well say Inst Texas
win make larger crop this season, Of every staple,
than ever before, even allowing FOR al the increase
Of cultivated lands"
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FOR BEERSHEBA SPRINGS.

NOR the accommodation Of the public who "a IN
wish 20 visit BEEBSIEBA SPRINGS via asSE - - &
II McMnnvile Tracy City, the stages will aud
those places, daily connecting with the at each place.
follows
Leave MCMnnville every morning at o'clock and arrive az
BeershCba Springs the d8y O'Clock.
Leave Becea springs every morning Al O'clock and arrive
90 McNnnvillo at N A. A.
Leave Tracy City every evening O'Clock, and arrive at Beer
sheha Springs the evening "a o'clock
Leave BeshCa every morning and Tracy
City at II O'Clock he day giving passengers time 70 take
dinner At each place before e departure Of the trains. Passen
gers Will be carried 20 aud from Tie each place.
NJ. A. PRICE.
julyl5-dlm. RvJ D. M,RsH.II agent.
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RG7-Ths late Captain OLIVER B. P. TATEoR, ,Firs
United States Dragons, who is reported among the
killed in the recent Indian battle in Oregon.
native Of Newport, r. L, and served with credit
through the Mexican var. he vas q son Of Capt.
". W. TATLOR, U. s. Navy, one Of the herOssof
Lake Erie in the War Of 1912.
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Fare Reduced.
Cabin Passage to New York $50.
Storage ditto So
NTEW YORK and CHARLESTON side-whesl e. S. Mail
u Steam Ships, through in IS to 30 hours
steam shin C0lUHabiI 1900 NJ. Berry Commander.
lIshUiI6, $3.50 tons, L. N. MUTry Commander.
Jas. tiger, 1909 tons, Il. Adams, Commander.
.HIri0H 1899 tons, ". J. Foster, Commander.
sa-F-, LEAVE Adger's Nharves every Wednesday
-[.3[s--srry and Saturday at high water.
zsLzIlit These Steamships all built expressly for
this line and for safety speed and comfort are
unriyalled the Coast.
Tables supple every luxury attentive and courteous
Commanders win travellers by this line every possible
comfort and accommodation.
Cabin passage, ~
Storage passage,
For freight passage, apply to
HENRY MUSHROOM, & CO., Agents,
Cor. East Bay and Adger's South Wharf,
Julyl0-8 Charleston, 81
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
4. Collegiate Departments
Oh

mILITARK COLLEGE E.
J. BERR LrSDsIEY II. D. D. D. Chancellor Of the University
and Professor Of Chemistry and Geology
Col B. r. Johnson Superintendent u the Military Colege am
Professor Of Engineering -,
os0phy, and Astronomy.
Literature.
p L j THyssEys NJ, Professor Of French and DaHng
g. s. BLACKIE An, Nd Professor Of Botany ana NatliaA
Rev " iIovrE An ND, Professor Of Meual and Moral
Philosophy, and Biblical Literaturr
C. K WESTON, MD, Surgeon. Il. -.
ire srst term OF Academic commences on ne n
III September, and second term 18th Of February
op boarding, washing, fuel servants ATTENDANCE
and uzs Of arms 500 per Matrcula0u fee, s. STUDENTS
ae reauire their which can be done az mod
ats charge, by rent purchase. Engineering, French spanish
German Drawing, Bookkeeping, and Fencing, each SO per
term Of twenty weeks
In the regular Collegiate Course, s ancient reputation Of ne
University Tor scientific classical scholarship viii be main
ained, the time every facility Afforded toe Eho c.
sire TO pursue partial Besides the four regular os
classes is also preparatory class Students unef ~ ears
Of will not be admitted.
b the aid Of military discipline, effective government - e
shed and health, physical culture 1od uiuei anu
habits, promoted
Of the Faculty. guy = -
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REOLASSES.-sIo0 bhs bright rsboiled Jackson Rshnsy
lYA for sale low. By TERRASS BROTHERS,
h NK OF NAsETV1LLE.--we hsvs a complete
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RED BOILING SPRINGS,

NTACON COUNTY, TENNESSEE.-We take pleasure ir an
~ nouncin friends that ready receive Vlsi-
TORS. and that preparation has been made Tor
their comfort and pains will be spared 60 render their stay
pleasant agreeable. the medicinal quality water,
msuy afflicted with various diseases have visited them and ateN
weeks have entirely cured greatly relieved. and compr-
patients Of the Kidneys Scroula, dis
o. the skin. in the Bladder DrOv, Eye, and
arrangement Of the Digestive system in general.
q II A RIG ES.
Transient Boarders from 81 y 81 5Opcr day. perW week;
Children under zen OF and servants half price.
Mr.. Thomas l Hart>villc. viii The Stage
from that place 20 thc Springs regularly through
iune4-l2m NEWLY a HEAEsN. pruprietors.
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~ EuIIAz snd. NARY EAsTOg have been ar
rested IN st. Louis, on suspicion Of oausiag ne rs
81 LeaFeaEorth City They are actors and. FlEs
Playing IN hsaVsEWOrth City st the time. but left
Immediately AFTER Their sfags uEms IL t7urursa.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-30

q - The people Of Texas elect Chief Justice.
Assistant Justice, Attorney General Treasures, and
Comptroller for the State, and thsr several eouotv
officers, on the first Monday in August.
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CSESSION 1s5s-9.-The seventh annual Course Of Lee
lures this Institution viii commence Monday ne y OF
Sovgrr next and continue ill the first Of the ensuing March
TUouss x. JEsyNGs, VI. D., Professor Of Anatomy.
j. BEHRS LuDsLEY, n. D. Professor Of Chemistry and Paf
macy. .-ss.r
A. T. BGcHASay, NJ D. Professor OF Surgical Anatomy and
JoHs NJ W.TsoS NJ D. Professor Of Obstetrics and he B's
Of Women and Children. -. -
PAU F. Eve, NJ. D., Professor Of Principles and PFa'e
W. K BoWIyo NJ D. Professor Of Institutes and Practice OF
Medicine. 1900
Of Anatomy. -..tz-.- 80. -. a.
The Anatomical Rooms viii be opened Tor students On ne MS
Monday in October (the 5th). 81, 49, IN
Preliminary Courss Of Lectures free 20 an 80
he gsn bv he Professors, commencing also on ue first hos
Of October. 90. .7.---..- u ~. r.cuI-
The Tennessee State Hospital u1i-r me ae5l7h %
tv is open 10 the cIass free Of charge 80 - rr,rger-
Cli1ous has been established IN connection WIZ o.
4ity AZ which operations performed and eases pr
and lscturei upon the presence Of the class es f,fF
once only So Practical Anatomy, SO "a ~ - Dor
Good boarding be procured or y
r7rtber Information or Catalogue appl - - 81 -.,ft
w X. BOWLING ~ p 1'- " -
To- Tn1r
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one square, ore year. s5O-Eaeh additional square, $40
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, viii be charged for the excess.
N THE WEEKLY.
OyE DOLLAR per square for the ht, and FIFTY CErs for each
suissgdsnt Insertion. d.
Advertisements beth the Daily and Weekly VII
be charged hu With onehaH the weekly rates
added
7aasiaas AapHSsaelts usf b paid for a tie tine Of
assertion
To Correspondent
Tt viii save great deal Of unnecessary Il our
friends writing will bear 10 mind the following rules
Always give the date post oce county and State IN the body
Of yourleter.
If you wish the paper changed from ooe to another, give
both Offices in fu
II write business snd on other matters write separate
sheets o. paper, diifersnt leaves % one sheet.
Letters and un0us solicited al such facts and
subjects may he Of in0ra Interest the public.
Anonymous communications Of Whstever character, vii
attention.
Correspondents should write only upon side Of the paper
We cannot undertake % return rel ected communications.
All letters on business should be directed to Mesrs. y.
EAsrAN d Co., and personally either Of the Propre
tors.
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nSr Cincinnati is now the largest hsrss market
in the United States, and during one week lately
forty thousand dollars worth Of horses we're sold &c
the various siahlas.
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MMARBLE WORK.--Fhe suhscrber bas On hand ne
V largest and assortment Of Marble and Marble Work,
ever offered the city, hch he particularly invites the ln
ton public. lie il prepared 70 sNuta ali jobs Ia bis us
in the best style Of the art, aud az short notice
NAYS '57-ff JAMES SLOAN
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NOIGHIOGIIENN ICE.

TTNHE best article Of Ice in the city from the pure waters
OF the loughcgheuy River purchased reasonable
prices at the Depot Of Broad Front Streets Soan
Ice House Front street. and from the wagon which viii pass
through the city daily
sprSO-d0m RIDDLE, COLEMAN & co.
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A BpoUEsr.-Nfiss Susan Ramsburg, late Of Fred
erick comfy. Nd, deceased. bequeathed about
$4,000 to the benevolent societies Of the Pipe
Creek and Jefferson Circuits Of the Methodist Pro-
t,s.ant Church, in trust for home missionary Pur
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BEERSHEBA SPRINGS.


ton Of visitors on the 18th inst.
Large additions rvrfs-z z, fa close
Of last season. which will enable accommodate his Duper
more than double the number OF visitors haI last.
There drinking saloon Kept ab afr,rnt
nor will DE accommodation whatever frrra6.ri I'M
bIers, and none neei apply.
All engaged viii be chargable from The lst Gay uv
L.. L. II -
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EppersOn Springs,

MraCON COUNTY TENNESSEE.--This highly
~ rpued we'll known watering place, Will be opened
and ready reception Of visitors and in7ads by the 2 Of
May regards the high character Of the medical qualities Of
many waters, suffice it to that the
has effected Of various diseases the treat
fogl the most eminent physicians. There
praccng physician residing the Springs who will always be
attendance should his professional seyiceste required
Our table well supplied, with best the csuutry
Affords aud that prepared in good style.
stables will also be we'll attended.
abundance Of good ice stored away for the
benefit Of friends and yisitC Charges to wit:
Transient 81 - 90 per day, 81 per
week Children under years Of and servants, half price
Horses per day Washing and Ironing 81 W dozen
For extra services, reasonable charge will be made Hack
viii Springs every morning at O'Clock, to run Tu
lsry through season. the Nashville and Louisville
WIN. A. DEBOW & BRO
mavIl 70 iuIv 25 PrUpietors.