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THE PROPOSED GovERNMENT LOAN.-Wc
stated yesterday that Secretary Cobb had is
sued proposals inviting bids for ten of the
twenty millions of dollars which, by the act
of the late session of Congress, the govern
mcnt is authorized to borrow; said loan to
bear an interest of five per cent, and to ruD
fifteen years. The .NatioHaL HtelIigacer adds:
The prccaution of the Secretary in requir-
ing all bids TO be unconditional and without
reference to the bids of others, is a proper one
to prevent combination bids, complained Of
in reference 10 loans lately made TO one of
the States. The plethora of accumulated ca
pital in the mOncyed institutions both of Eng
land and the United States, together with
the peaceful state of our relations with all the
world. renders the present an auspcious mo-
ment for the government and ii Is anticipat-
ed that the whole amount will be taken on
terms much more favorable than were ever
before offered; and as time has very judicious-
ly been given by the Secretary to receive bids
from Europe, it is believed by commercial
men that tenders will be made from abroad
at SO high premium as to carry the greater
part if not the whole of the loan into the
hands of foreign capitalists.
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DEATH OF A RUSSIAN LADY FROM CHAMBERS
The awful death of Madame Palesikoff. one of
the most charming amongst all that bevy of
charming Russian ladies who sometimes glad
den the winters of Paris, has created a ter
rible shock amongst the circles she so lately
embellished by her presence. The unhappy
lady left Paris but short time ago on a
summer tour TO Germany. While stepping
from the door of the opera house at Berlin,
to gain her carriage. she let fall one of her
bracelets close to the pavement STOPPING t.
pick it up, she noticed at the time, laughing
ly. that lone of the horses belonging so IA
carriage standing at hand had dropped his
head so close to her face that he had touched
her, and left moist kiss upon her cheek" In
Il few days the unfortunate lady was taken ill
with that most horrible disease, CHAMBERS. and
in few days more brrathed her last, in spite
of the attendance of the first physicians of
Berlin, and every resource to be obtained by
wealth or by the ceaseless attention of friends.
Court Journal
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a STRANGER.-A veritable bear was seen
on Sunday afternoon, within the corporate
limits of our town, driven hence, no doubt,
by the dampness pervading the Mississippi bot
tom. in which place he is most probably Il
denZeu when at home.
OF course, the presence of Bruin within
the precincts of an incorporated town, con-
fined by neither iron bars nor chains, created
some excitement Of itself; although these
breaking bank times, we are almost prepared
to be frightened at nothing in the shape of
man or beast, or whether it BE- an apparition
in the form of - Bank Bill, with broad
letters failed"
Joking aside. poor Bruin went as quietly
h. came, and, notwithstanding the keen
scented hounds We're put barking upon his
trail, they failed to find him, and be is now
luXuriating upon the fatted pigs and pendant
cOrn-ears in some green field or gloomy
swamp, brushing away the kindly flies with
his delicate foot. Then joy go with Bruin,
and may he live a century, unmolcsted by
man or brute, and when he comes again may
we be there to see."-Jacks0n (La.) Wing.
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&c" Some of the sham democratic presses,
North and South. representing leaders who
are jealous of Judge DOUGLAS and, therefore,
are attempting to destroy him politically, are
finding strong allies in the Black Republican
party Hear how JoHN WENTWORTH talks in
the Chicago Democrat:
We notice, that all the Republican papers
at the East, which professed TO have some
hopes of Judge Douglas taking Republican
ground, since his late speech in this city are
pouring hot shot into him without iuternis-
sion. They now acknowledge that the Re
publicans of Illinois know Douglas better
than they, aud that all they prophecied OF
him has come To- pass.-Ha has CONE home
Quiz 10 dglounoe RepuJLicdnlsm rs principles and
those loAo profess hem and 10 giory de pro-slac-
cry democraey aud s,cear yteahy 10 rs icoTSt doc
trHies.
Douglas has taken such ground in this
State, as will enable him tu heartily support
the candidate OF the next democratic cOuven-
ton, to meet at South Carolina, no matter Ia
which wing of the party he belongs. HE has
LETT Kansas TO its fate. aud declares that the
controversy i closed, notwithstanding that
the Lecompton Bill is now being presented 10
the people ot Kansas in its worst form. the
General Government, presenting 10 the young
State poisoned cup in one hand aud IA drawn
dagger in the other. Like highwayman, il
demands her money or her life. Judge Douglas
all the while looking on and declaring the
controversy closed.
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ns- The contest in Illinois is between

NS- The contest in Illinois is between
Judge DOUGLAS and his sham democratic sup
purters. on the one side, and LINCOLN and his
Black Republican forces on the other Inc
Buchanan ticket, gotten up and supported by
officebolders. will not be known in the race.
IF we had not always regarded Judge DoUG-
LAS as demagogue of the most inveterate
stamp, and just such Northern man with
Southern principles as Martin Van Buren,,
we could read the speeches. he has so far
made in the canvass, with glow of satisfac-
ton. He enunciates the constitutional doc
trine, on the question of slavery, and literally
flags his negro-worshipping competitor How
sham democrats who have heretofore main
tanned his soundness, and swore by him, can
refuse to sustain him in this contest, is past
cOInprehensiOn.
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A Great nedleine for Females.

Hundreds of sumulants have been invented and
sold purportng be specific in the various diseases
and derang ements which the delicate form OF wO-
man her subject. The result Of all these stun
ulants has been To impart R.oEsey aotirity To the
system, and false vig0r 10 the Hascies; bat
this relief has been succeeded by depression and
prostraton greater than before and the repeated at
teInpus OF invalgds 10 bald themselves up by these
false remedies have nhaily enied IN destroying bat
Little vital organization vas len. But in using Bar
HAIRS HsiIdpf Biaeys {" yon VIII DAD such disAs-
trous results IL IL purely vegetable compound,
prepared on strictly scientific principles, after ;he
of the celebrated Holland Professor, Beer
have Under its influence, every nerve and muscle
receives new strength and vgor appetite and sleep
return, and finally perfect health. See advertise
ulent IN another colamn. ly20-lw
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re- The wheat of this county may, prob
ably, turn out about one-half an average
crop. We are inclined to think that this esti-
mate is full high. The oat crop is a total
failure. There will not be anything like seed
saved. However, there is a good deal of the
old crop on hand. We may look for big
prices for seed next season. The corn up to
the present time has promised large yield,
but we have heard from AN intelligent farmer.
a few days since that he had observed some
thing in the appearance OF the corn resem-
bling the rust upon oats. This is new ''kiuk'
in corn matters, aud deserves attention. Our
farmers had better Ice watching closely, this
new phenomenon, for new it certainly is
GdiLuiH Examiner.
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ii. Medical Department.
Se<-inn IS.R-Q


THE Seventh Annual Course Of Lectures In this
= Institution will commence ON Monday, the I'd or
November next, and continue until The FIRST OF the
ensuing March.
THoxAs r Jennings, NJ D., Professor q Anatomy
BsxEfES ISDs1K, III D., Professor Of Chemistry and
pharmacy
C. X wiSsroS NJ D. Professor Of Materia Ne lea and
Mediczl Jurisprudence
A IL Bus1lASAS H., Professor % Surgical Anato-
niy and Pity ssoIogy.
Joan n WAr~oS, H.. Professor q Obstetrics and
and the Diseases % Woman and Childrrn.
PsrI r. EvK. MD. Professor Of Principles and PEae
tee Of Surgery.
". X. BowIINC, Nd, Professor OF Institutes and
Practice OF Neiicihs
wnu.z 7. Bsn0as, MD, Aaiune, Professor aud DO
taalstrator Il Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rnonns wiii b opened Tor stadents
on the hrsi Monday in October. (the slhl-
A Preliminary Csarse Of Lectures free 30 all SUI
GeBts, viii he gwen by the Professors, commencing
also on the aFst Monday Il ociuhcT.
TIE Tennessee State Hospital, und'r the direciln1
% the Faculty 10 open 90 The Glass; free q charge
A ciinhqae has bern established n Connect0n 18th
The University which o5eratens are performed and
cass prescribed lsctared upon ths pressRee
Of tne class
Amount Of Fces for I<ctares = si05; MAtrcsiation
Zee fpad once Ouiy) sS Fractai Anatomy $40; Grad
1AIioa Zee. . $
Coed boarding be preeared for - 10 81 per
week foF farther nfef maiien o. Catalogue apply 10
". X BOWLING, NJ u,
iysS-em Lean q The F4ealty.
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A NOBLE ENrERPRIsE.-We understand and
take the greatest pleasure in announcing that
or distinguished and wealthy tpwnsman,
WIN. b. Aston, + a.. has determined In build
three magnificent steamships, 50 construct'd
that they can be used for commercial or naval
purposes The object that Mr.. Aston has ia
view, is to give work To several thousand
suffering IN chanics and labor r. mt present
out Of employment. When the vessels are
completed he will offer them for sale 10 the
United States Government, and ia case II
shou d cline, 10 the European powers Any
Surplus that may remain after payment Of the
c',st of construction and a reasonable Interest.
Mr. A,tor intends to dividr among the u ork-
IN n. The cost will be abuut $4,000, 000n
Thank H.ayenl riches do not harden the
hearts Of all its possessors.-Nac York Day
N.lrs.
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EXTRAORDINARY RISE IN THE YAZOo.-We
learn from gentleman interested ia a planta
ton on the GaZoo just down on the Roebuck
that the Yazoo and all its tributaries are
swelling at an Unprecedented rate; that the
country now presents scene of Oscillation,
and that the worst is not yet told. The
breaking of the Yazoo Pass, and the extraor-
dinarily heavy rains, have contributed to this
direful result. or course our friends on the
Sunfower, who have been 'hop.ng against
hope" must suffer severely. 1t is truly lamen-
table news, aud we regret TO have to announce
it Vtcksblrg SoIlti,ron July 20A.
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SuERIFE,S SALE.

I'D and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson county, tennessee, at its May Term,
1855, will expose pub ic sale to the highest bid
der ash the Court house gate the city
of Nashville, on TUESDAY, The 3lST DAY OF AU-
GUST 1855, all the right, title claim interest and
tate which Mrs. c. II. Willis then had, may have
since acquired in and to the following described House
and LIT sta ated South High street the city of
Nashville, Davidson county, in and which Mrs.
Willis resides Said Lot has about 4e1 feet fronting
High street and running back about 2Op feet %
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad. Said Lot lies
between the property of Mr. Bradfute on the North
and Mr. MOsely the South. levied on as the prop
erty of Mrs. c. Fl. Willis, TO satisfy a judgment rem
dered in favor Of Thomas ". Chiffon.
T. c. DRAKE,
Deputy Sheriff of Davidson county.
iy2i-td BY j. W PIGIEY, c. ID. c.
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SIIERIEF,S SALE.

DY virtue Of a venditioni eXponas 20 me direct
ID ed, and delivered from the Honorable Circuit
Court Of Davidson county. Tennessee, May Term
1885 Will expose To public sale 10 the highest bid
der for cash at the Court house yard the CITY
of Nashville. on SATURDAY, 1HE 18Th DAY OF Az
GUST 1855, all the right, title claim interest aud
tate which John Brandon then had, may have since
acquire in and % the following described lot No -,
thirty feet, in the city Of ashvlle Cherry street.
in Davidson county, east side, bounded the north
by Vim S'ewaI {, on the east by Jesse Collins and
Mecham, the south by Rees W. Porter, formerly John
Tndail. said lot runs back from Cherry street east
Ia Collins line SIS feet. Levied the property %
John Brandon Ia satisfy Judgment rendered IN favor
of Brodic Dupree. JAMES NJ. HINTON,
WIG. i5S-tl Sherin of naNIlsnn
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SberiG's Sales.
SHERUFF,S SALE.

DY virtue of writ Of venditioni cxponas 70 me
I'D directed, and delivered from the honorable Circuit
Court of Davidson county, Tenn, at its May term,
1855 will expose to public sale To the highest bidder
for cash the court house yard gate in the city Of
Nashville, on SATURDAY, THE An DAY OF SEPIEM-
Der, 1855, all the right title, claim interest and
estate VIII ch Edward Vaughn then had, may have
nce acquired in and to the following described tracts
or parcels of land to-wt: tract Of land in Dis
ict No 9, in Davidson county Tennessee containing
by estim Tie nine acres, and bounded as follows on
the north by the Land Of William Hewlett, on
the west and south by the lands If Abram Dunniyant
and ON the by thet lands of Ben amin Tanke sly
Also other tract lying in the county and District
aforesaid containing by estimate SIX and eight
poles, and bounded as follows: the north by the
land Of Vim. Hewlett, on the west by the land OF Jas
6. Shepard on the south by the land belonging TO
GOodwin's heirs, and ON the east by the land men
toned above: being the tract If land sold by A
Dunnivdnt stO the said Edward Vaughn, on the 18th
of February 1888, and the deed for which is register
Ell in the r Z er's Office of Davidson county, Tenn,
in Book No. I; being levied the property Of
Edward Vaughn TO satisfy judgment rendered in
favor of Martha Vaughn against the said Edward
Vaughn J. NJ. HINTON, sheriff.
iy27-td By j. B. AAURY, ID. 5.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson county, Tennessee at its May term, 1855
Will expose 10 public sale, 10 the highest bidder for
cash, at the Courthouse yard gate, in the CITY of
Nashville, on SATURDAY, THE 2sTH DAY OF AL
GUST, 1888, all the right, title, claim, interest and
estate which JEFF Munks then had, have since
acquired IN and % the following described tract OF
land lying in Davidson county, being part Il the Day
Fly tract situated on the South side Of the Nash
willie and Chattanooga railroad about Is miles from
the city Of Nashville, containing acres and ninety
three poles near WaliaCe's Gap, and the Southwest
of Lot No. 3, of the subdivision Of said
being known Lot No. 1, IN the subdivision of SAID
Day Fly Of land; levied the property OF
Jefferson Munks 10 satisfy judgment in favor OF
Isaac WhitwVrth.
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
iyI6-td Sheriff OF Davidson co.
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SHERIEE,S SALE

DY virtue of two venditioni exponas % directed
I'D delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court OF la
wilson County, Tennessee, at its May term, ISIS,
will expose 10 public sale, the highest bidder for
cash. the courthouse yard gate the city Of Nash
vile, on SATURDAY, The 18th DAY OF AUGUST
1885. all the right title claim interest and estate which
NJ. Henke, ST. then had, may have since acqnir-
ed in and 90 the following described Lot No. PAS the
plan OF Lots known Ewng's addition, 10 Nashville,
which plan Is registered in the Registers Once Of
Davidson county, IN book No. II, page .02. said Lots
front 324 feet Stevenson Street, and run baC K
100 feet to alley, with alley the North side
being same Lot sold 10 NJ NJ Henkle, sr- by Andrew
Anderson Levied on the property Of NJ NJ. Henklc
satisfy judgments rendered IN favor Of J.
NJ. Zimmerman, aud u. r. wilkin, trustee.
JAMES NJ HINTON
iy l6-td Sher.nuf Davidson CO.
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Sss- The old U. 5, frigate Constitution has
just been turned ous of Portsmouth thorough
iy repaired and eopperrd "old Iroasides"
Is now as good as dew, when fret launched at
Charleston sixty years ago. She viii be fitted
with heavier battery than she has hitherto
carried.
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SHERIFE,S SALE.

DY virtue of an execution TO directed, and de-
ID iveTed the honorable Circuit Court Of David
son county, Tennessee, at its May term 1855, will
expose to public sale TO the highest bidder for cash,
at the courthouse yard gate in the city IF Nashville,
on ATURDAY, THE am DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1858,
all the right title, claim, interest and estate which
William Mccoy and W. Paul then had, may
have since acquired in and to the following described
town lot, in Mtury and ClaibOrnes addition 10 Nash
Vile towit L Is No. SO and 40, fronting IS feet on
the Lebanon Pike, and running back les feet a 20
feet alley opposite nearly opposite SHADES Store;
being levied the property Of William Mccoy 10
satisfy a judgment rendered in favor of Mr.. G. l.
Claiborne against said Mccoy and Paul
J. NJ. HINTON, Sheriff.
iv07-td By J. B. MAURY ID. 5
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Seven Acres on Stewards Ferry
Turnpike Road.

Joseph 7. Brown and others samuel 3. brown and
others.
II pursuance Of 4 decree made IN the above named
Il cause, bv the Chsnccrv Court at Nashville AZ its
Ma" Term. 1855 viii offer for sale 10 the highest
bidder, credit Of 3. and q months AT the Court
House IN this city on Saturday, the 7ih FAY ~ August
1855 the tract of Land the picadings and
described, the same being Of seven 'crcs lying
on the St"wart's Ferry Turn pike Road this county
and bought by the defendant, Samuel y. Brown Of
VIM. j. Brown. Notes with two approved securities
required and lien retained until purchase money is
paid. JNO =. GIFAYFS
jy6-a c. An. Chancerv Caur. al Nashville
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sHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue OF four vendtioni exponas u directed
I'D and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court 81
Davidson county, Tennessee. at rs May term, 1855
viii expose tn public sale to the highest bidder for
cash. AT the CoErt house yard gait the city % Nash
v,llc, ON SATURDAY, THE 2sih DAY OF AUGUST,
ISIS all the right, title, claim interest and estate which
John X Gleaves then had, may have since aCquir-
ed IN and o. the following described tract q Land
containing - \ acres IN Civil District No IN navid-
county, and bounded by VIM. {. e;leayes, Joseph
BrInkley Martha Hesscy aud Jas X. Glcayes. Levied
upon the property Of John r. GleAves 10 satisfy
four Judgments rendered M favor uf =. Castlenan,
J. c. OZulent, VIM. Bourne, and Chas. II. Cock.
JAMES II HINTON,
iy l5-td Sheriff Of Davidson co.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue of a venditoni eXpouas TO me directed
I'D and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
81 Davidson county, Tennessee at lis May term, 1855
will expose TO public sale, 10 the highest bidder for
cash, the Court house yard gate. in the city II
Nashville, on SATURDAY, TIE 2Sm DAY OF Az
GUST, 1883, all the right, title, claim interest aud
estate which James McQuade then had may have
acquired in and 10 the following described lot No
245 in West Nashville, in county of Davidson levied
on a. the property Of James McQuade 10 satisfy
Judgment rendered IN favor of Aris Brown
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
iNIE-IH Slnrin III
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SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE,
Nashville. Tennessee.


SES SION OF l SIS s. 9.
rINHE FIRST REGULAR COURSE OF LECTURES in
l. this Institution Will commence on MONDAY, the
lst NOVEMBER, 1855 and will continue 10 the LIST of
March ensuing.
The PRELIMINARY COURSE oF LECTURES free 20 all
Students Will be given during the month of October
Faculty.
THOMAS l. MADDIN. NJ u, Professor Of Anatomy
DESCRIPTIVE, astrological aud SurRicaI)
JOHN FREDERICK MAY, VI. D., Professor of Princi-
pies and Operations Of Surgery.
DANIEL. F. WRIGHT, NJ. d., Professor Of Physiology
and Pathology.
JOHN II. CALENDER, NJ D., Professor of Materia
Medica ami Therapeutics.
RICHARD o. CURREY, NJ. D., Professor of Medical
Chemistry and Medical Jurisprudence.
+. b. HASKINS, NJ D, Professor of Theory and PrAc
tice OF Medicine.
JOHN =. FORD, NJ D. Professor OF Obstetrics and
Diseases Of Women and Children.
II. NJ. COMPTON VI. u. Demonstration OF Anatomy.
The City HOSPITAL Is upon the premises Of the Col
lego, and under control Of the Faculty which ope-
rations performed and prescribed for, and
Clinical Lectures delivered.
Amount Of fees for Lectures, sos: Naturalization
fec, paid but once, SIS 90 Demonstrators fee, re-
qGired but once, so 90; Graduation fee SIS 90.
Excellent Boarding be obtained for 81 so 20
81 90 per week.
For further details, or announcements, apply TO
JOHN r. FORD NJ D..
jyl7 Dean OF the Faculty.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue of six vendtoni eXponas, 10 directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
of Davidson county, Tennessee. at its May Term
1855, will expose To public sale 10 the highest bidder
for cash. the Court house the city Of
Nashville, on SATURDAY THE 2SIH DAY OF AU-
GUT, 1855, all the right, title claim interest and
tate which 1hOs. :. Blackwell then bad or may have
acquired IN and to the following described tract
Of Land and Dwelling House, in district No Of Ia
wilson county and bounded follows On the east
by the lands Of sam. Steel, the north aud by
the lands of BENJAMIN Hurt, on the south by the
lands of Samuel Butler and Josiah Hurt, levied upon
as the property of Thos :. Blackwell, containing
about 26 satisfy judgment rendered IN favor
of John r. Gleaves, VIM. Bayed Samuel Butler, An
dersOn Evans, Lewis Wright, Henderson Bryant, ex.
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
iVI6. '5S-td Sheriff Davidson co.
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THE ARTEsIAN WEIL--We understand that
Messrs. Dupont of the Louisville Pap r Mills
have now struck, at the depth of $50 feet, n
stream of pure sulphur water. The salt water
was attained at a depth of between 600 and
LOO feet. They will continue operations.
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lDl ED.

In this city, Monday evening, the 26ih inst after
protrloted illness, which she bore with much CHRIS
tan forttude, Mrs. JANE r. Ban, OF the late
JAMES BELL and mother OF James I. Boil, of tbs Ca