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PATRIOTISM IN THE YOUNG.

"Americsls," said al orator Of France,
"begln with the infant in the cradle. Let
the first lisp be Washington" Hang on bis
neck, on that birthday, and that day Of his
death, at Mount Vernon, the Medal Of Con-
gress, By its dark ribbon; telling the story Of
toe flag as ii passes glittering along the road;
bid him lirteo to that plain, old fashioned,
stirring music Of the Union; lead him, when
school is out at evening, to the grave of bis
great grandfather, the old soldier of the war;
bid him, like Hanoibsl, at nine years old, las
the little hand on that Constitution, and
swear reyereDtly to observe it; lift hin up,
and lift yourselves up, to the height OF Amer.
loan feeling; open to bin. and think for your
selves, % tho relation of America to the
Sisies; show him, upon the map, the area to
which she bias extended herself; the elm tes
that come into the Der Of her months; the
silver paths Of her trade, wide as the world;
tell him Of her contributions 20 humanity,
aud her protests for free government; keep
with bin glad aud solemn feasts of her ap-
pointmen,; bury Der great nameo in his heart,
aud into cur hesrts; contemplate habitually,
lovingly, intelligep,ly, this grand sbssrsc.
ton, this vast reality Of good and such an
institution may do somewhat TO transform
this SURPRISING beauty into q national life,
which shall last while sun and moon endure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-14

Ooe reason why the German papers in this
country are not allowed to circulate in Prus-
sia and parts of Germany, is. in consequence
Of the inducements they hold out to emf
grants. 1t is thought that at present, when
t. 20 many able-bodisd men are leaving their
''fssherlsnd." it is quite unnecessary to give
the additional inducement to follow that
course, which the glowing articles in these
journals 60 generally supply.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-14

There are among the students Of tie Uni
versity Of Virginia, the current session, an
aggregate of one hundred and twenty-si1
professors OF religion. These are distribu-
ted as follows: Baptists, 40; Episcopalisns,
SO; Presby terians, %; Me'hodists, 10; scat
tering l5 The whole number of matricu-
lstes this session is 633. Daily prayer meet
iugs have been held by the students regular
" ainoe lss MAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-14

The Richmond Dispatch remarks, that such
Q celebration as that Of the last National an
niversary in Richmond, will do more for the
cause of Union than thousand 4th of July
orstiops. What more suitable commemora-
ton Of the birthday Of Independence than
such q determination Of the soldiers and cit'
Gems Of North and South!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-14

The recent ou.rsges upon American ME-
sionaries in Syris- the last instance of which
was the forcible election of Mr.. bod from
his residepce-attract notice In Europe, and
will probably be inquired into by our gov
erument. The American Consul in Beyrout
has taken the matter up with spirit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-14

Several members Of a masquerade fishing
club" parading through the streets of Balt'-
more we're, after resistance, arrested by the
police on Monday. Some were recognized
az "old Offenders" A forger was also arres-
ted in Baltimore on Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-14

Again, the subject Of the union of all the
British Provinces in North America, is
brought forward in the Canadian Psrlia-
ment. A confederation of the Provinces
might be the first practical step towards inde
pandenoa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-14

DR.. james B. McCsw has been elected to
the Professorsbip Of Chemistry in the Medi.
cal College of Virginia, at Richmond, to sup
DIV the vacancy occasioned by the resigna-
ton of Professor Scott.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-14

The accounts given Of the splendid VIC
toris Bridge, at Montreal, seem to confirm the
statements, that it is undoubtedly one Of the
noblest structures of art in this or any other
.orntrv
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country.

We have received the fourth volume OF
Ij;eo.. Gilliss' account of the U. S. Naval
Astronomical Expedition to Chill. Il con-
tsins full accounts Of the astronomical obser-
wat;nna
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Richmond, ~ l-dseo2m

CDO0 REWARD-Rsnaway irou 7
ID LUU subscriber, living near VI p.
burg, Loudoun county, Va, on Thurs a.. /.
inst, negro man LEN aged about % !'',
about 81 feet high, well built, dark copper GO I,
round broad face, and when ,poSen 70 a. -.
downcast look. He had OF a SUIT Of '!
clothes when he left, bat suppose ne 'o'.
er ana dark clothes with him. l"l.i give ~
for MS recovery, If taken out OF ne ~, ,.s
3 $50 il taken IN the STATE and secured -
get him again. SPENCER Ri o',s
Miidleburg, Loudoun Co. Va, Je .---s'.'
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DlEDMONT CLASSICAL ACADEMY
Rev. +. VI. EDWARDS. FHIxCIPAL aided

Il Iee'' t . VI I'D " aNIS' HINUIFAL' dIOtu
by competent assistants The next session Of
this School will commence on the lst day Of
September, ls5s. The charge for Board and
Tuition for IL morths is $3.50. 1t is desirable
that Students from distance board in the fami.
~ OF the Principal. Full information, cata-
logues, &c, can be obtained by application TO
r. NJ EDWARDS,
Piedmont Station, NJ. g. K. r., jy 9-eott
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-14

The marching orders of the Army sent on
to Utah, seem TO DO . modification of the
Divine law. The orders issuing from Fort
Loavsnworth, and signed by General Harvey,
command that the "eighth day be observed
as day Of rest" The Sabbath ofthe world
has been for centuries the seventh day as
one Of rest. Six working days and then a
day Of repose. Whether the requirement Of
United States Government will work better
than tina, adopted by the French Govern
ment, 10 the earlier revolution, remains TO
ba Beep
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'sss.'4 ALEX ANDRIA:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY ID, 1858.

90 The DEMONSTRATIONS" in favor of Senator
Douglas, at Toledo, Chicago, &c., are not
pleasing to the government organ in Wash
ingson. Especially is his recent speech at
Chicago unpalatable. As MIR. Douglas op-
posed the Administration Kansas bill, and
even the Compromise English billiard, also,
opposes the whole orgs nizstion and schemes
of the Black Repub licans, the Union can make
nothing else out Of his position, but that he is
q DouglasSmsn! Probably not 40 incorrect
conclusion, though he stands entirely upon
the "Cincinnati platform" But in fitting at
Senator Douglas. aud the measures he may
approve or condemn, why be harsh and unjust
to others? The Union calls the Crttenden
proposition to settle the Kansas matter, "the
most infamous of oil abolition measures"
Now, every one knows Mr.. Crittenden is no
abolitionist, that his proposition was no
abolition sohems-snd that, so far from be.
ing infamous, il was brought forward by the
mover in patriotic spirit, and advocated on
in,sionsl, patriotic. and conservative grounds.
Men may we'll differ as to its expedieocy. its
spolicy, and ito correctnsss-tut calling it
hard names does no manner Of good, COO
yinces nobody, conciliases nobody.
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C1O0 REWARD.-Ranaway ION T.,
OlUU farm Of the subscriber, n1', :.
trevills, Fairfax County, Va, on tue nz..
5th instant, negro woman HARRIET sO'e :.
years OF age, black, 5 feet or lncAs', =. :.
and tolerably likely. She was purchase 7? ~
OF Messrs. Dickinson & Hill, IN Richmop.
formerly came from King George Co".! 2.
will give the above reward il retuTneu
or secured so that can get her. -svy
Fairfax County. Va. ap 5-estt
CELF SEALING JARS-NEW PAln",
- The subscribers have received un
ply of the above, both of glass and eaLii'",
for putting up fruit tomatoes, &c l''
and simplicity OF the Jar, render II more "
blethan any yet made. 70
r. H. MILLER, son " y
lie 24-eolm
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llew civilizations.
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-06

Cow. CHARLES STEwART.-Ths veteran of
our navy completed the S0th year of his age
on Wednesday last. and is said to be as active
blithe and cheerful as man of thirty-fve
Besides. h. is just as able to fulfil the physical
duties of his position of captain in the navy
of his country as he was the first day he re-
ceivcd commission of that rank. Com
modore Stewart has been under thu fire of ff-
teen engagements with the enemies of our
lag-among the number, that of the famous
bombardment of Tripoli-apart from Skin
mishes; in addition to this, the Commodore
came off victorious in all. He has been in
the service for sixty-one years. and is now ac-
lively discharging daily duty at the Philadel-
phia y-yard.-BdH. Sun 31st. uH.
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III. Medical Department.
Session IS5S-9

TNHE Seventh Annual Course OF Lectures in this
= Institution will commence on Monday. the % &c
November next, and continue until the nrst OF the
ensuing March,
THOMAS z Jennings, Md, Professor Of Anatomy
BsKsIES LINDsIEf, MD. Professor 81 Chemistry and
pharmacy.
C. X wINsToS VI D., Professor Of Materia Meoica and
Medical Jurisprudence.
A. II. BUCHANAN, NJ D., Professor Of Surgical Anato-
nay and Physiology.
JonN 81. WATSON, ND, Professor Of Obstetrics and
and the Diseases OF Woman and Children.
PAUL r. EvE ND, Professor OF Principles and Prae
tce Of Surgery.
W. h. BOWLING, MD, Professor OF Institutes and
Practice OF Medicine.
WILLIAM T. BgiGGs, MD, Adjunct Professor and De
monstrator Of Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms will be opened for students
the first Monday in October, (the 5th).
Preliminary COurse OF Lectures, free to all stu
dents, will be gwen by the Professors, commanding
also tie first Monday Of October.
The Tennessee State Hospital, undrr the direction
OF the Faculty, Is open the Class free OF charge
A cllniquc has been established IN connection with
the University At which operations performed ana
prescribed for and ectnred upon In the presence
of the class
Amount of Fees Tor Lectures is sos; Matriealatloa
fee (pad once only IS; Practical Anatomy $40; Grad
uaiion fee. SIS
Good boarding be procured for 50 TO 81 per
week For further Information or Catalogue apply 20
W. h. BOWLING, NJ u,
jy23-2m Dean OF the Faculty.
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A You've ENGLIsHwOMAN MARRYING BULL
FIGHTER.-Au accomplished and beautiful
young EuglishwOman-Mrs. f. Southall--has
fallen in love with and recently married Juan
Fernandez. celebrated bull fighter at Mad
rid. The strength and agility of the Splniard
may he imagined from the fact that he fire.
quently tired ont the tiercest bull, 10y vaulting
on his back. and remained so firmly fixed that
the infuriatcd animal, finding every effort to
dislodge him in vain. would at length fall eX-
hausted beneath its hercurlian rider; sight
that obtained more applause for Fernandez
than the death of half a dozen bulls by the
weapon of the stoutest Spaniard. The pair
have recently arrived in London, and are now
settled in Belgravia, where a spl ndid MAN.
sion was purchased to receive them, by the
father of the lady.-Court Circular.
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WEDDING EXTRAoRDTNARY-1n oUel CEREMONY
A very unusual and interesting wedding &C.
Cured in this place on Tuesday the 9th
inst, at the Institution of the Deaf and Dumb
The parties united in marriage were Mr..
Jordan d. Cozatt of Mercer, and Miss
Elizabeth y. Young, late Montress of the
Institution. Both were educated at the
Institution, and both have been deaf mutes
from birth.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. S.
B. Cheek, a. NJ, Vice Principal of the Institu-
ton, who conducted the exercises throughout
in pantomimic or sign Language, the
vernacular of the mutes.
All the pupils of the Institution. male and
female were present.-DdnUiHe Tribune.
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Fever and Ague.
A case Of eight months Standing cured By BER-


A case Of eight months Standing cured By BEER
IA YES HOLLAND BIFTElRS
IcuAEI Kelly, No. III Seventh, near Grand street
says;
g Last July, while running on the river, a cot
ton boat plying between Natchez and New Orleans,
was taken with Fever aud Ague. For eight long
months l suffered with this dreadful disease. The
greater part Of this time unable 70 work and
spent least ATTY dollars for different medicines but
found permanent relief Three weeks ago. one OF
my friends insisted upon my trying BxRHAvE's Hot
LAND BrrERs, saying that guaranteed. AZ
ter taking II for week, must state, sound
man. have been at work now fnr weeks and
have had return of The Chills and Fever wkaiev-
er. E" certify that the above stateaent is true
THOMAS ADAMS
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rh. m.narement of the Horse.

We republish this morning RAREY $ system
of Horse Training. prepared for the Ne"
York Tribune. To every one VINO mas any
thing 10 do with this noble animal 1t WILL we
doubt not prove highly acceptable. III wiz
he noted that the basis of the system Is the
law of kindness: law too much ignored IN
every department of life. Cruelty TO animals
especially draught horses is one OF the leading
sins of the age. AS unproductive of good results
"a II ia wicked. we trust that with the general
introduction of this system of training, II
will become thing of the past, never to get
into practice again.
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HORRIBLE AFFAIR-DEATH BY ACCIDENTAL
HANGING.-Early yesterday morning Henry
Folk, German. aged 60 years. was found
dead accidentally hung-in the ice house of
his son-in-law, West of Hyde Park. During
the night he had evidently fallen down a
hatchway and at distance of ten feet brought
up against some iron hooks used for lowering
and raising meat. One hook had severely
lacerated his left hand and arm, and another
hook had caught his clothes at the back of the
neck. The strong collar band of his shirt
was thus drawn so tightly around his front
neck as to cause his death.--lS. Louis Demo
cTof.
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TRIST SIZE.

DY virtue Of need Of Trust. executed 20 me by
I'D VIM Hartsfelf. dated the 1efh ay or Jolly 1883,
registered in the Register Office Of Davidson county
in Eook No. H. page 23 shall proceed sell the
premises, ON Saturday the 7fh day OF August next
between Is and 20 el the land described in said
deed, being part 81 the place which said HartsheId
now lives. lying the west side and adjoining the
Owen and Smyrna Turnpike The land is mostly
creek bottom, and has long been a mill rond A plat
will be exhibited the day OF sale The terms will
be ore and two years. with interest with approved
security. and lien retained JOS l. EWING
8.
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CITIZENS BANK.-The report of the Com
miitee on the state of the Citizens Bank has
not had the effect of raising the price of its.
notes they were Offered yesterday at thirty
five cents more freely than during the two or
three preceding days.-lNemphis appeal.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
1. Collegiate Department.,
MINT CNEIIIEGE.

J. BERRIES LINDSEY, D. ID. Chancellor of the TIM
versity, and Professor OF Chemistry aud Geology.
Col B. r. JOHNSON, Superintendent of the Military Col
legc and Professor of Engineering.
JAMES +. HAMILTON AN, Professor Of Mathematics,
Natural Philosophy and Astronomy.
H. STEWART, AN, Professor Of Greek and Latin
Languages and Literature.
+. l.. J. THYssENs, AN, Professor Of French and
Drawing
c. s Bl1cKIE, AN. MD, Professor of Botany and
Natural History.
Rev. W HoyTE, A NJ. NJ n. Professor Of Mental and
Moral Philosophy, and Biblical Literature.
c. N. WINSTON. ". D., Surgeon.
rINHE First Term of the next Academic year com
l. mences the Goth Of September, and the Sec
ond Term l4th of February.
Tuition Boarding, Was hing, Fuel Rooms, Servants
attendance, and Use Of Arms 500 per Term. Ma
circulation Fee IS Students are required 10 furnish
their rooms, which be done at moderate charge,
by rent purchase. Engineering. French, Spanish,
German, Drawing, Book keeping, and Fencing, each
$40 per Term OF twenty weeks.
In the regular Collegiate Course the ancient repnia
ton OF the University FOR Scientific and Classical
Scholarship will be maintained and at the same time,
every facility Afforded those who desire to pursue
partial course. Besides the four regular College Class
es there is also Preparatory Class. Students under
Il years of age will not be admitted.
Be- the aid Of Military Discipline, effective govern
ment is established and health physical culture good
order and industrious habits promoted
For Catalogues additional Information, apply 20
any member OF the Faculty.
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Miss Jane Lloyd, the wealshiest OF English
heiresses, is to be married to Col. Lindsay,
the hero of the Alma " who was lucky
enough TO get nine Russian balls fred into
the colors which be carried. without receiving
one into his own body. The fortane of Mas
Lloyd Is stated by the Loadon Illustrated
News TO be from twenty-five 10 thirty million
dollars.
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MEMPHIS COURSE.

THE Races the Memphis Course viii commence
L on TUESDAY, october 18th, 1858, and continue
FIVE DAYS
FIR~T DAY, TUEDAY, October 10.-The ''wALKER
STAKE for three year olfs 500 entrance: $50 for
felt Nile heats; three fill the stake: the
Club to add 90, provided the race Is run; TO
and close on the LIST day Of August, 1858. Security
will be required for the forfeit in the above stake
SANE DAY.--Jockey Club Purse 5000. Three mile
heais.
SECOND DAY, "WEDNESDAY, October 20.-Jockey
Club Purse $500. Mile heats, three IN five.
SAME DAY--Sweepstake for two year olds $500 en-
trance: $50 forfeit. Dash Of a mile +" three
tn fiji the stake-now three entries. Security will be
required for the forfeit.
THIItD DAY, THURSDAY, October 2l--The "HARPER
STAKE" for three year Odds. Two mile heats $500
entrance. 500 forfeit: three more Gil the stake
the Club add $500, provided the run; TO
and close on list day of August, 1883 Security
will be required for the forfeit.
FOURTH DAY, FunAY, october S2.-Jockey Club
Purse Stc0. Two mile heats
FIFTH DAY, SATURDAY, october 23--JocLey Club
Purse 5 ,O0o. -Four mile heats
BS- walk Over" the above Course entities the
horse to the full amount OF Jockey Club purses
IT p All entries with forfeIts secured, must he di-
rected to
wM. 7. RoUNDTREE, PROPRIETOR,
je30-td Memphis Tenn
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STATE OF 7ENNES EE, CoBlptroller's Office, /
Ma WIFE july 20, 1858. (

This is to certify that he CITY FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY HARTFORD locaf Hartford in the state Of
Connecticut has complied with all the requirements OF
passed by the General Assembly of the State of
Tennessee in March, 1856, entitled san Act % regu-
late the agencies of Insurance Companies not incOr
porated by the State of Tennessee and that JOSEPH
NASH is the legally authorized agent of said Company
in the town of Nashville State of Tennessee.
J. 7. DUNLAP. Comptroller.
The subscriber viii issue Pc cies in the above reli-
able Company at equitable raj
JOS Phi NASH, Agent,
jy31-3w 70. 25 College street
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Gent,s SHOES anIGaiters.

n ENTIEAIEN will find a good assortment of FINE
VI SHOES, and CATERS, of Il VERY best quality +,
and at low prices at the store of
JOHN RAMAGE
jy 24u. ~ College Street
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FOR s ALE.

$4,000 Worth of West Falnaire Real Estate.
WILL sell on the most reasonable terms snme Of
i the most desirable city property ever offered in
this market: lying Cherry Cedar Market and Spruce
Sts suitable for business houses private dwellings
propose u exchange the above FOR likely Negroes at
the best cash prices.
mayl5-u WILL. ]. BOYD Jr
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A Country Home for Sale!

TNOURTFFN and one half acres Of choice Land can
II be purchased very reasonable terms II is
convenient 10 the market a vegetable garden
Apply 10
may22. UA w 1. BOYD JR
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Notice of Dissolution.

TINE copartnership heretofore existing under the
Il firm style of WILLIAMS x CO, was this day dis
solved by nutu.l csuscnt-JoHN WILLIAMS succeeding
t. the business ami hooks OF Williams 4 Co.
All persons indebted To said firm requested to
call and settle without delay. aug3-lm
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ufm -A0ufrtisrmfnfs.
Preparatory Department
OF
FRANKLIN COLLEGE

Five Miles East OF NASHVILLE, Tenn
TSHE PRINCIPAL begs leave 10 call the attention OF
the citizens of Nashville and vicinity, To the ad
vantages OF this School, for the moral social, and
literary culture Of youth.
In asking patronage, he wishes simply to present
the unquestioned merits of the School The location
regards health, pure water convenient distance
from the City, and general salutary Influences could
not be more desirable. The pupils will board in the
family Of the Principal and every care be taken TO
render their advancement certain and lasting The
charges are so low as obstacle TO those who
wish to educate their sons or wards.
The next session commences the LIST Monday in
September.
For Catalogues, or further Information address
c K. BARNES, Principal.
Franklin COLLEGE. Tenn :. ang3-lw G
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RARE CHANCE.

T HAVE a No. Blacksmith, 20 years old, and OF
Il good character, for sale. Also. several other like
ly negro men WILL. l. BOYD, JR-
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