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CONFIDENCE MAN AT LARGEA correspondent Of the Louis
vile Journal writes from Paris, Tenn, e good people Of
that town have recently been considerably excited by deprea
tons Of great rascal who under the name Of / l. JOINS re
sened himself as the OF Gen. JONES' proprietor Of the John
Hancock place. Boston. He arrived short time since IN
der rather favorable auspices procured place Of business made
arrangements for the purchase estate to the amount Of
SOOO and only waiting arrival Of his wealthy sire
who was daily expected having received eraphc dispatches by
way Of Paduh to close the bargain and pay down
In the time he had repeuished his wardrobe by regular
account and theft and borrowed travelling money He decampe
between the hours Of and three O'Clock on the morning of the
18th OF june riding black Mexican pony The last seen Of him
he and his pony we're taking passage Paducah bound
for Louisville He Is about Ave feet inches high round limbs
full face, light hair and eyebrows, excessively blue eyes
very nervous in his movements about twenyx or twenty
seven years Of He tells long story having Just re-
turned from eighteen months trip highlands Of Northern
Mexico, where he had been health ei evidently
Northern man, and well acquainted with all England
towns and the lines Of the Western railroads. especially the Ind
Central"
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OBITUARY.

Died in this city Friday 23I nst Mrs MARY BATEl1AN
re OF the late Henry Bateman in the 10Th year
The subject Of this notice North Caro-
lima whence her parents removed Tennessee. about the rear
l and settled near this place, then pro-
lection OF the settlers against hostile Of savage
The seucs Of danger and hauhps amid which
tended to the development Of that decision
character which emnenty characterized her. With limit
ed educational advantages she nevertheless found
midst Of heavy domestic duties gather from hooks
~ extensive amount Of information; possessed Of remark
able memory, she enabled her mind
knowledge which made her eminent in the social circle.
isb' she became member of the Baptist Church,
the day OF her earnest member Of that
branch OF Chrs church. The Word Of daiIy
meat and drink, and in its sacred pages she
aud comfort from the Ills Of life After long Christian
usefulness she died surrounded by descendants
whom she has bequeaei the rich legacy almost unequaled
example Like rpened shef she has gathered the
OF her Lord. She Valley Shadow
81 Death with meek but confident Step passed gloomy
portals sustained by the Of that dear Lord whom loved
so we'll and served so faithfully
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1IACITTNE WADE ITORSESHOE,
LAW SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY
At Cambridge, Mass.

Tie Instructors ia bis School arc
Hon. JOEL. PARKER LID. Royal Professor.
Hon. THEOPHLUs PARSONS LID, Dane Professor.
Hon. EMORY WAsHBURN, LID. University Professor.
FEHE Of instruction embraces the various branches
the Common Law, and Of Equity, Admiralty, C0mmerciaf
International and Constitutional Law and the Jurisprudence
the United States. The Law Library
Volumes and works appear they added, and every
is made render it complete.
Instruction given by oral lectures and expOsons land by
Rotations and examinations in connection with then) Of which
there every week Two Moot Courts also holden
each week. each Of which cause, previously given out,
gUed by four Students and opinion delivered by the Presiding
Rooms and other facilities provided
Club Courts Assembly is held weekly practice
bate acquiring knowledge Of parliamentary Law and pro-
Cee1ngs
Students may enter the School in any stage Of their professional
studies mercantile pursuits and at commencement either
term, or in the middle or other part Of term.
They liberty elect what studies they viii
corling their view Of their and attainnens
The ACademiCal year, which Thursday,
after the third Wednesday in July, divided into Of
twenty each, with vacation Of weeks the end OF
each
During the the Library opened, Warme and
lighted, for the of the members Of the ScnOOl.
The exercises Of the next will commence Monday,
Sept 6, 1853.
Applications admission Catalogues, or any further
Information, may be made to either Of the Professors Cam
bridge.
Cambridge, Mass, June, 1858 iy6-Iaw3w is
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A Great 1Tedicipe for r.r,.,o. H.,

Great Medicine for FenlaIes.-Hundreis of
mulants have been invented and Sold puporng be specific
in the various diseases and arrangements to which the delicate
form OF woman renders her subject The result all
ulants has been to impart nOW1ry aciy the aeU0u
se and false vigor to the this relief has been
succeeded by depression and prostraon greater than before
and the repeated attempts Of nyads to build themselves up by
these remedies have finally ended in destroying what little
vital organization left. But in using Ber6are's HUQRd
Bs' you viii find no such disastrous results. 1t is purely
vegetable compound prepared strictly scientific principles
after the manner Of the celebrated Holland Professor Brsve
Under its influence ere nerve and muscle receives new strength
and vgOr appetite and sleep retrn and finally perfect health
See advertisement in another column. iuIy25-Iw
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Educational Facilities,

TEyHE undersigned beg suggest their friends and the
public hlt the Annual Session Of Franklin CaIlsre
FIVE miles Nashville will open September 9th, Isj5 and
continue 40 weeks.
The course instruction is quite equal OF any College
in The country the location Is most favorable health and
safe vicious Influences conductors Of in
tuition determined to all proper exrtous give satsc
ton patrons.
The whole cost for board tuition, room, fuel and wakng
amounts 70 only $50 per anuum.
In the Preparatory School the only $40 per year
MRS. CFANNlNGS School for YOUNG LADIES, in the imme
date vicinity oilers the advantages such daughters
10 educate. 7. FANNING, President.
". LIPSCOMBE, Secretary. iuly25-tg S5wlHs
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CBe g1asB6iIIe Onion & 5mtritan.
PROSPECTUS
FOR THE NEW SERIES, COMMENCING
MAY 10, 1855.

COMMENCING with the above date the NASHVILLE UEoS AM
AMERICAN vii he published and edited by E. G. EASTMAN
F. c. DuESuoroS GRIFFIN, and G. G. PoIpE-rFR under
the style Of E. G. EASTMAN Co. The terms as heretofore viii
be, Daily, So for the TrFeeky s. and Week
", 50 per anuum.
The fierce political struggles the last tenfour years. in
which the USoS and afterwards the USox AID AR1cA has
prominent part rendered It necessary for our pree
publish almost exclusively political journal In
that department the paper has always occupied second
none in the country At length the principles and policy Of the
Democratic party havo become and impTegnabe and
we propose TO make the central democratic organ its and
commercial departments all that it has ever been in political
While abang o Of heart and energy support Of the prn
eples and policy Of the great Democratic party have perfected
arrangements by which will supercede the necessity Of the
business man or 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
jecPOltcal Commercial General-W have precedence,
hereafter, every thing else We shall spare pains
Pense to place paper this respect in advance Of all CON-
petors, and to make necessity those Of citizens
who may not symPathizs with political opinions.
Wit and HumOr.
SUI LOvENGOODs nmiable sketches will continue en-
bellish the humorous department of our paper.
Commercial and Home Departments.
gentleman Oinegence and ezperence been employed
Local Commercial Editor viii devote his whole
to matters relating the Commerce Of the country and the In
dustry Of the State.
Our ExertiOns
To increase the usefulness Of the UNION ARIcAN will be
unremng. We this Spring and Summer investing in new
Materials buildings &c, money than the whole establish
meat appraised Ave years ago. Our determination to
make establishment among the influential as well
extensive institutions Of the State, and make central
Of the Democracy paper which be referred to by the
people with confidence and pride And while do this we ask
friends subscription list increases so
shall increase our energies and our enterprise.
Clubbing.
We will send Weekly Paper Clubs the following rates
Two copies year, subscribers, 500
Three . s. q" " 200
The cash must accompany all Club subscriptions or the paper
will not be sent.
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TEkTRIcAL IrEIs.-Mr. T. CHAxFRAu, the well known
comedian, and Miss HEIA BAKER, National Theatre
were married in Cincinnati the 18th inst.
NICK MoRoNEY who played with much at
the Gaey last season, has gone Little Rock, Ark where
will open "Moroney's Varieties" carly in October.
Mr. and Mrs W FLORENCE playing Wallacks Thea
ire New York Most Of the other theatres in that city are closed
Mr. HENRY Lorraine is playing at Toronto, Canada.
Miss CHARLOTTE CUsHsIAN was born in Boston in 1916
Mrs A. l. Menkin is playing at Dayton, Ohio.
Mss ALnERTIE, at last accounts the Star the American
Theatre san Francisco
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II The Gaan Eeaainer Of the 9th says: The wheat Of
tas county probably, one half an average
crop We ais inclined to think that this estimate high
The oat crop il total failure there be anything like
seed saved However there good deal of the old crop ON
hand We look for big prices for next season. The
corn Up to the present time has promised large Yield but we
have heard from intelligent farmer few days since that he
had Observed something in the appearance Of the corn resembling
the Hs5 upon oats This knk in matters and de.
serves attention Our farmers had better watching closely this
phenomenon, for new it certainly isr
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40 the Farmers of NIiddIe Tam.

AVINGfor been engagedin the purchase Of
Wheat and having large quantity delivered I'M damaged
condition, said damage arising from insufficient storage, offer
this nducement: We have sufficient for One
Hundred Thousand Sacks Wheat will receive and your
Wheat for MONTHS free Of charge for the privilege Of buying
selling it, when you wish putt upon the Market You
any time sample it, and show purchasers For those
do sell their Wheat and who have houses
for it, this excellent opportunity for storage without
To those who wish sell now, would always
buying, and will pay the highest market price for early delivery
e2O-f II. s. FRENCH & son.
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ETINE FARM FOR SALE.--H WISH TO
sell Of the pretest most desirable places cat has
1een offered for sale 1t contains about 100 ns and
Tile land, with elegant improvements.
Also one c1uluias Y acres, we'll Watsred and srs vie
nay i5-I WILL. L. BOYD, Jr.
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CITY mOS PTTAL
Corner Of Broad and Tine Streets,
l. l !


Nashville, Tenn.
FEVIIE large and cOmmodOus buildings men
toned having been lately adapted for College hospital
purposes and equipped with every convenience, open
for the reception Of patients.
The internal coudel experienced Ma.run
nurses and the establishment well supplied servants
Patients will be administered to by Drs Ford, r. c. X Martin,
Maddn and Calender
Paying patients viii be furnished with any Of aocomoda-
lion desired.
TERMs.-S4, SC, and Ssper week,
For admission apply the premises Small Pox not ad
mued. ig21-lm-
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Foreign perEuronn.

NEW YORK, July 26.-Turkey promises to avengt
the massacre of Christians ct Jeddah.
1t is reported thss England and France will taks
possession of Jeddah and Calpa
The rebels were defeated at Scinde.
The troops 81 GWaliOr are strong.
The British force is preparing to re capture
GRalior.
LIvERPOoL-Au auction sale Of Sea Island eoiton
showed a decline Of d. Flour, Ohio 22a24s; ves,
tern canal 2la22s wheat, red southern 81 Cd AIS
Sd, white IS 9d.a7s 3d. Corn, white 88s; yelIow
gas %. Lard 55a6Is I'd. Sugar steady rice firm,
Spirits Of Turpentine Pads.
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II We learn from the Lavrenoburg Journal that the re
vivai Of religion which has been in progress IN that place some
time has resulted in the conversion Of about thirty up to The pres
time, and the altar daily crowded With others who are
seeking the ''pearl Of great price,
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II We call the readers attention to the Statement Of the Bank
Of America which PUBLISH corrected form to-day. The state
ment indicates sound and healthy condition this institutions
which Of Banks in the State that never suspended
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vFIite,s Creelk sprIngs.

TEVHEE subscriber will he prepared to receive Bosriers this
watering piscs p miles north Of Nashville. during the
Summer vacation, from the first Of July to the first Of September.
There will be barroom kept as is designed chiefly for
accommodation Families, and ind may wish to
resort to quiet heathfll place during the heat Sumner
formerly much visited too we'll
qure any elaborate description
No pains viii Be spared render the situation Of visitors
pleasant.
Price Of Board 81 50 per days 81 90 per week. Servants AID
Children under 10 yeErs fags, half price.
may23-dtEW3m T. l. CROKER
O,ORN sTAHCH.--Bsceived and for sale By. -
DEMQTILLE & BELL.
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NEW fonK, July 26.-Arriged out, the Nova SEQ
tia on the 10th, and the Persia on the 18th.
The India bill passed the House Of Commons it
has also passed on second reading in the House of
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KENTUCKY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE,
HOufsvfIVe- Kewfucky.

AOMA8N AAAEs AAEMAA---s
TWyIIE Lectures In this Institution viii eolel "a ~ Ll.-
Monday Noveuter. continue Our months AlfLlf
October preliminary lectures Be delivered az me Hospital and
FACULTY.
Rent W T,5Iev NJ D. Euiarlius Professor o. Surgery.
Henry N. Bull!tt, n D. Proi u Theory ana fFaese q
JoSr Hardin H. D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Clinical N-
cine. - y-.----s
q Marshall, II. D., Professor Of Matsria ledica and Thsrs
Middleton Goldsmith NJ D., Professor Of TIE Principles o. sur
y.Tv and CHncsl Surgery.
" D. sdrman, NJ D., Professor Of AuatTuy-
". B1ylses, n D., Profssorof Phys5ogy and Plh0os
Anatomy.
David Cummins, ". D., Dsnonslrafor.
For full information address
n. B. MARSHALL. n. D.
e2o-2n Dean Of Tie Faculty.
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Died.

In this city Monday evening" the 2s ns after prac
ed Illness which she bore with Christian fortude Mrs
JAM R. BELL cOnsort OF the late BELL and mother OF Mr.
jas T. BEII, Of the Gazette.
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To Our City Subscribers.

We desire to have paper delivered regularly good time
city subscribers and those who fail receive in this
will oJige by reporting the our Office
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON July 26.-The Secretary of the Ma
w refuses to make Portland the Western terminus
for the Collins limo Of steamers
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II The Gaatn Examiner SAYS the track Of the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad nearly completed to Butons Stand
ten miles from Nashville and the work progressing at the rate
Of two and a half miles FER week.
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WAT q BEERS

CHEAP and durable compound Tor geasng ne aElea o.
~ Ommi Buses CarriaEess Carts bray = ana
Wagons; also an economical and durable uhrcatoT for
Heavy Machinery. I viii not gum and IL not eaecd
By heat or cold. Forsale In Cans, Kc and Barrels By
EWEN, PENDLETON a co.
". ". BERRY DEMUVILLE,
4 STRETCH,
10. g. BROWN,
And Drueass generally. j.
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~ The person who watch from this Office last night
had better return it Immediately and there viii be nothing
5outit; if not he VIII be prosecuted, as he is known
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NEW YORK July 26.-CottOn very dull; Flour and
wheat dull, Corn firm; Lard 1Ol aII3; Bacon Syass;
for Sides 81 for shoulders; Sugar, MuscOVado, Ia.
81!
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FRurEs NoTcE-The Fire Police are requested to meet at
O'Clock this morning JAMES WALKER. ESQ.,, on
the Square preparatory attending the burial Of Mr.. W.
ME7FERT, deceased.
A funahendance is requested.
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~ Meszs W T. BERRY Co. have H7rDsrs A6Igasius
for August The opening papers, "A Winter in South, and
THE Romance Of Wyoming, very interesting The scenes Of
the former being laid in Tennessee.
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Tire.

ST. LOUIS, July 26.--Soarritt Mason's furnitur,
warehouse was destroyed by fire. Loss $50 900
Insured for S65 900. The work of an inceDdisrv
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By TELEGRAPH.

Nav oRLEANs; July % Cotton sales 1900 bales.
Prices easier but quotations unchanged; one bsIs of
new cotton was received yesterday and eold Al I5e
Sugar buoysnt Shoulders heavy
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II WV l. sTUAaT drowned in Tennessee river near
ChhoFee Bloun county, on the 10th instant lie vas va5
from his horse in attempting to cross the river
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NEw YOBK, July 26 Cotton declined I,l6a4.
NV Orleans fair Isl middling :; Mobile fair n
middliBg 81; Upland fair u.
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We buying any amount Of the above Goods and Fay the
CHEST prices in the market in exchange.
jys A.J.DUNCAN & co.
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NASHVILLE.
TUESDAY MORNING, July 81, 1855.

II Hon. ALEXANDER H. s1rrlas Of esorza. is at the St
Cloud hotel in this city.
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Take a Paper with YOu.

Persons leaving the city for the months
the UNION American mailed to them any point and for
any required time by leaving theradi counting
No. IL North Cherry street.
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II We authorized to Moses srSdLETov as
candidate for Mayor, the ensuing municipal election
June g-dtd.
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COTOOsA SPRINGS.

COtOOsa County Georgia.
TEVHE hot weather and dust Of the city re- ~ -
mind that the when have been
accustomed welcome friends and patrons 80 ~
70 our delightful Watering Place, is hand
Daily app catiUns for Rooms, this season. t
annually throngd COTOOsA, assure only
csay 10 inform friends and the public that COTOOSA VII
be opened the FIRST Of Suly.
Our old German Band will Re present give them he asaa
welcome liy3-2ml BATTEY. HICKMAN g. MCDONALD.
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r. THOMAS, VI. D.
No. 454 Vine street.


VryCEsyTs, IA, June %, 1855.
PROF. o. O. WOODS you about 70 manufacture and
venl your recently discovered Hair Restorative will stale, for
whOsOever that have used il and known others to
ta for several years, been IN te HABIT OF using
other Hair Resorstiys ami that yours vastly superior to
any other know entirely ccauses tie head Of dandrun, and
with months proper u5, VIII restore any person -air 70 the
glossy appearance and an this, without dscOlorug the hands that
it. or the dress on which drops. would therefore,
commend its u oeyery DESTROYS Of having fHe color and
texture to hair. Respectfully yours,
WILSON KING.
O. J. WOOD a. co, Pr0priet0rs 3l2 Broaiway New York,
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weekly Bank statcu,oD,.

Decrease in loans S225, 900; Increase in specie
Slo5,OOO. Increase in deposits 81, 64O,OOO In
crease in undrawn deposits S5l, 900.
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See First and Fourth Pages.
Opinions OF the supreme Court.

opinions OF the supreme court
The Legal Profession, Magistrates and others interested, will
bear in mind that the UNION AMERICAN the papers
authorized by law publish the opinions Supreme Court
abstract Of the same furnished by the Attorney General
for the State. We publishing the opinions Of the Court
at its recent session at Jackson rapidly they band.
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Magnificent scheme!
EACH SATURDAY IN AUGUST!
5,4Sj Prizes amounting to S32O,OOS
WHOLE TICKETS sIOi HALVES s5;QUARTERs sQJ5.
CERTIFICATES o. PACkACiE,S utllt. .old At

Circular showing the plan of the Lott
teries viii be sent TO any one desirOus OF
receiving it,
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE.
Mnh icnI nnr,-r n r,rnr,t

FFyHE twenty course Of Lectures 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
Practice Of Surgery.
J. LAWRENCE SMITH, NJ D. Professor Of Medical Chemistry
aud TONicoogy.
ROBERT J. BRECKINRTDGE, NJ D. Professor OF AIateria
Melica and Therapeutics.
JOSHUA b. FLINT. NJ. Professor Of Clinical Surgery
THEODORE $ BELL, N. D. Professor Theory Prac
uCe Of MeliciuC
LLEhELLlN POWELL NJ D., Professor OF Ohprc Medicine
j. W. BENSON, NJ. D., Professor of Descriptive and Surgical
Anatomy.
:. VI. BEMISS, ". D.. Professor Clinical Medicine
ARCHIE b. COOK. NJ. D. Demonstration Of Anatomy.
Fees for the entire lGJ Naturalization Library
Eete So Practical Anatomy and Dissection $40 Graduation
lee So
A u preliminary Of Lectures viii he by the Fac
ult, commencing the first MONDAY October which time
the blSsectlug Rooms viii also l1 opened.
Clinical instructions will Dee given twice week at the Louisville
Marine ~ from the lst OF October % the session.
tlnlguc has also been established connection with the
University atUhch operations performed and cases prescribed
Tor ana ie'tufaI upon lu OF the class.
f,L Il'' .i'oIll"t'u apply TO q. p. TANpELI.
Jtloll"N"-'' Dean of the Faculty.
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PHILADELPHIA Sept 9, 1856.
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