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Further from Utah.

ST. LOUIS, July l3.-The Utah correspondent of
lie Republican under date Of June 18th, says the
conditions agreed upon at the conference between
Gov. Cumming. the Peace Commissioners, and the
heads of the Mormon Church are, that the troops
shall enter the city without opposition and the civil
officers be permitted to perform the duties of their
obedience 10 the leEs Of the land On the other
hand, past oenses to be forgotten, as stated in
the Presidents proclamation. All the houses in
the city have been closed against both civil officers
and strangers, exeeptOne which is occupied by the
Governor and family. Everybody else is obliged to
sleep in their wagons on the ground. The per-
sons in the city were Governor Cumming, Secretary
Hartnett, Powell and Mccullough, Peace Commits
sioners, DR.. FOrney, Superintendent Of Indian AT
fairs, Mr.. Craig. Indian Agent, Mr.. Dodson, Mar
shall of the Territory, and Messrs. Simonton Fill
more, and Brown, correspondents Of the New York
Times, Herald, and Tribune.
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s. ScE71EeesH
We have rarely felt moro annoyed at any Rtls
thiag than at tbs persistent and malicious msrsp-
rssentaton Of late paragraph By our local editor,
in regard to the location Of the Southern University
at ssVsnae We have once before referred to this
matter, yet communication in the Banner Of the
18TH in which the paragraph in question is grossly
Hsrepresented and distorted requires another brief
notice.
The communication IN The BaaR1 represents US
as oondemniDg the action of the Bishops in locating
The University at sewannse, and as sssailing the
site This is q misrepresentation Of anything Wnlsh
has appeared in this paper, gross as to be eVi-
IDENTIFY wiIful sud malicious From the FIRST We have
been among the most ardent friends Of the Southern
University. We have taken no part in the contests
about the particular spot where IL should be located
but to the extent to which we could spare the space
have given the friends of the different sites proposed
fair hearing. After the location had been hnaily
made, We deprecated any farther recriminatiOns
among the contestants for the Site Our local edier
in this spirit only, used this remark in reply to an
attack On the action of the Bishops by the McMinn-
Vile NsW Era:
"But seriously, we have no doubt the Bishops
were sOrely puzzled In the matter OF iocatlng the
Southern University. Every Little town and neigh
bOrhOod within circle Of two hundred miles, was
persistently presenting its unrivaed advantages for
the location Of great institution Of learning, and
as the Bishops found it impossible to please al by
locating it next to every mans door, they wisely
located it n0gheye-that is, Sewanee"
That is the paragraph which has raised all this
clamor. and which has induced the writer IN the
Banner to defend the town Of Winchester and its
Female Schools, There isn't reasonable man in
the county Of Franklin who hasn't sense enough TO
see that the word nowhere is used only to convey
the correct idea that the Bishops had wisely" To-
Gated the institution remote from any torn. No sort
of malignity can torture the remark into anything
else than this What &C" expects to make by
falsely representing us as attacking the town of
Winchester or the county Of Franklin, may perhaps
hereafter appear. If it is thought thus to benefit
the Southern University, brief experience may
perhaps dispel such an illusion.
We pay this notice TO the matter, because We have
reason to believe that Of best friends have
been imposed upon by the personal or political hos
tility towards US which must have been the origin
Of the Misrepresentation. We ask them to read for
themselves the paragraph complained Of bringing
to bear upon it their own good sense and disregard
ing the malicious comments of others IF they are
still dissatisfied, We shall have the consolation Of
knowing that they are thus dissatisfied without
cause.
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sufszu q Yards ara Doeks, ga= & ia.
SEALED PROPOSALS fer esch el,-- -
Proi9sail 70. Gas ia (aaHe - elas r ne So - al
tnae ne yarll E l rcoeiad a. MS oios ulfn no8s - -
second day q Ausi us sor furnishing ara ssiirr- IL ~
several nav 9al rra1 ne natrl1 and sracc cc. Ia
plsnse9 lesltlss al va app-1to1 ai ~
fer any o. All tn cils ihsrsin b. ths n
me several nagT yards for the sass ~ ar urSr4 $50
command, By the ANY sVast nearest the-e5 Or - - f
for any or all The Yards
2 Lrs-is 60 fl9aq fl1 17 11liil t4e
ga 1oi % Fcccirsd cei contains c'1go3 fJrl1rs pa -
yra - Q4e ea1iopS and each ndivga q frla nus IN
The bid snd co1tracts
aaers are hereby cautonol and particularly notas t r
oilers must b in te form hereinafter prescribed anil Be us
teai 70 pa s o. CONSIDERED l1ici stTI 5s Its.fre1 tf
re gefoa s'ateo aNdo a9lcaHcs lCB Be- made sr es
70 guard against ora ong opened before The tine aproinsd,
bidders are i % endore o. the envelope above stl
and draw Inc uu1,r the eudorseIncni. rhr.s-
ssr0DosGls 1c (iGs8 No. faane - cf4asF fr ~ r-
Yard az name TIE yard. )"
To the Chef q ne Bureau q Yards and Does asaoa.
D. c.
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The Governor of KansasssThe Election
there oH Sas ossThs niFRs q
Aish Missions, dscs
From the baltimore Sun.
WAsHIEGToE, July 1.-THE public viii be glad
70 learn that General Denver does not intendto re-
sign his important post IS Governor Of the Terrific
r. Of Kansas, and that, after brief visa TO this
city he will return to Kansas before the election Of
the list August. His prudent administration Of the
Office Of Governor has had the effect, together with
the legislation Of Congress, of producing entire
quiet in the Territory. Il is now matter Of little
moment whether the inhabitants Of Kansas elect TO
come into the Union under the LecOmpton Constitu
ton, or take the other alternative Of adopting
Constitution Of State Government after they shall
have the requisite population. 1t lie asserted that
they viii have hundred thousand people By next
December. doubt it very much. Emigration
from Europe to this country falls Of, and SO does
emigration from the East to the West
The time has come when the addition Of States to
the Union ceases to be matter Of congratulations.
Many Of them must be rotten borough States with
representation in the Senate equal to New York
or Virginia, and yet without 6ftb part Of their
population.
A controversy has arisen as to tho question
whether the British government has yielded the
right of visit and search or not. Il appears to
that the plain and brief statement Of the London
Times, dated the Dist Of June, is satisfactory. The
" s0diOA VI fASAt
our vessels in time Of peace. That is all that We
demanded; for this country ought to be the last in
the world 10 deprive itself Of the benefits of that
maritime Law which enables national cruisers to
ascertain, in proper manner, the nstionAl eharac-
ter of suspected vessel II is satisfactory TO know
that svoid difficulty through peTversou of orders,
the British squadron is to be Withdrawn from the
Gulf Of Mexico
Three or four Of the chief foreign missions
to be filed during the summer II is true that they
are not yet vacant, and they are to be filed when
the President has settled upon the policy which he
is to adopt in regard to great questions connected
with them. It is we'll understood that New York
must have g first class mission. She has now no
place in the Cabinet, and only two second rate mis-
sions.
General Dix's name has been mentioned for
France, but that mission is 10 60 to Louisiana,
without a doubt. It follows that the London mis-
sion must go to New York. Letters from influential
men in that State present urgent reasons for the
appointment Of Judge Roosevelt. He is fitted for
the post by Of his large fortune, conoiistory
department, and excellent good sense The init
mate and important commercial relations between
New York and England would seem to require that
the minister from the United States should be Sc
leeted from New York, if no political obstacles be
interpOsed TO prevent it. In this political rea
sons strongly favor the selection. IoS.
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POnssrd, NJ. Aulran, Victor SejOur.
Sirning the DccInratior

The third volume Of the Life of JEFFERSON, by
RANDALL, contains the following snecdOte, related
&c the biographer by Gen. J. SPAR SMITH, Of Mary
land, who was a familiar visitor at Monticello.
"Whilst the question of Independence was be-
iCIe Congress, il had its meetings near livery
stable The members wore short breeehes and silk
stockings, 8nd with handkerchief in hand, they
we're diligently employed in lashing the flies from
their legs So very vIxatiOus was this annoyance,
and to so great impotence did it the suf
fereTs that il FASTENED lift did not aid in inducing
them TO promptly af6x their signatures to the great
u0eument which gave birth to an empire republic.
-. his snecdote had from Mr.. Jefferson, st Mon
leeHo, who seemed TO enjoy it very much, as well
- ~ sLNe credit to the influence of tho flies. lie
1oiu ~ "tn much glee, aud seemed to retain vivid
ISeOlI'et-ou OF The severity Of attack from
when -, ,b U ere resfwas signing the paper and y
Mr.. RANDALL introduces this speodots with the
spOlOgetc remark, ." Some of the old painters we're
fond Of introducing hOmely or even A.. ,-,ts,ous
minor accessory into their stateiest D,,,,s.- H.
is something of the kind without borrD,-;s -,
Imagination" All the comment We make upon s. :.
If RVt true, it is worth being 80.
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Whites Creek Springs.

ENE subscriber will be prepared receive Boarders at this
watering place, - miles north Of Nashville, during the
Summer vacation from the s Of July to the st Of September
There will be barroom kept is designed chiefly for
the accommodation Of Families and individuals who may wish
resort to quiet healtul place during the heat Of Summer
The Springs formerly much visited, are too we'll known
quire any elaborate description.
No pains will be spared render the situation Of visitors
pleasant 90
Price Of Board 81 50 per day. 81 90 per week Servants and
Children under 10 years Of age, half price.
Hay2s-dsFEaR ). I, CRQCKER
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Important Information.

this season Of the year, family ought 60 b rest with
haYingi the house prompt and Efficient remedy for
cholera arrh0a- disorders that 20 attack all
clan can be procured
nberg Dyent Syrup, only 50 cents per bottle, has
in the last years Of disorders Of the bowels
no matter violent than all other remedies and prescriptions
put together.
Dr. Hbard Of the Board Of Health Of New York. in
the cholera season. cerhe that from the time this medicine
was the Quarantine ground there not another fatal
case OF cholera
De Forrest Commissioner Of Croon Water orks ceres
that all Of boscompants, produced By eating
much fruit from other from an immediate stoppags
Of the discharges but from chemical change produced BY It In
contents Of the bowels and thatn produces no aons OF
the brain. which other remedies apt to do.
Throughout Tennessee and Alabama has always been found
prompt remedy for Bloody Fux had Of all Druggists
and Of the subscriber Patterson Freeman furniture store
felS-s ALEX. MACKENZIE. =
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TNARm VVANTED.--we wish . purehase desir.

TNARm TEANTED.--Ws wish 70 purchase desirable
stock farm, with good improvements containing from go
90 acres within five ten miles from Nashville,
turnpike Aczsn OF Nashville exchange some desr-
able city property improved and vacant within hundred
yards OF the public square, further fifty
miles and as much nearer possible and
turnpike railroad
We have recently sold large farns and persons wishing
to buy sell viii ind it their give US call
J. L. 4 L. ". BROWN,
may15-dtW6W-tf AZ Cherry street.
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CROSS CREEK FURNACE FOR SALE.

Oyer for sale this superior Iron property, situated in Stew
art county, Tenn, IL miles from Carksville, adyan
ageou terms to the purchaser The Furnace is in excellent run
ming condition, having been in blast through the whole Of
year. and performed extraordinarily we'll She has the greatest
abundance OF which is apparent and will speak for
The quality Of her Iron IS No. ], be learned inquiry
from who has used It. She has been in blast only
years and four months, and the timber, which abundant,
meiatey at the stack entire side, and convenient
tlce all round she has the best machinery the
is in first condition. The is from quarter
mile to mile and half from the Furnace. There on
the ground about 700 cords Of wood in excellent condition
coang from e het Of which four loads be easily made
will sell the whole together, the following
TESOne cash payment the balance in equal annual
payments without interest," payable in Pig Iron, twenty six
dollars the hank Of the river with this advantage pur
chaser Iron goes below that figure will stand the loss
rises above viii take it in payment 1t the market value
be fixed BY dsntesed parties II any wishes to embark
the business and Will look at the property they win buy.
june 29-Wd G. A. HARREL
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kltare date The oIsrl
j. fee The ne lrm af
the town. the STATE OF Caame the Sate hereby ODER flrn
under your advertisements dated e o. aaFerlee1tls ani
subject requireuents Of the as and o. he pnie
schedule which 10 refers, al TIE articles embraced in Class Ne
Cname the class fr tie navy yard at lnaue he yar aecorns
70 said schedule viz (here paste The printed class o the
schedule, and opposite each article set the pe and ca our ne
the 5F dollars and cents, and icot up he
aggregate q ths BID Tor the csir a10lnlg teze
write the amount in Worls.)
propose my (ere the agelts Is required
By the SCHEDULED for the supply unie the cses miscellaneous,
By rnt Of the placc % delivery; and should ny or @
accepted request ne contract mag BE- prepared and sent 20 the
navy agent at (name e agency or Signatures and crta.
(Hero thu bidder and each member Of the sn)
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Fare Reduced.


Cabin Passage TO New York SEQ.
Steerage ditto SO
NEW YORK and CHARLESTON side-Rhesl Q. S. Mail
y Steam Ships, through in As to so hours.
Steam ship l0sln90id, 1900 tons n. Berry Commander.
Nashville, l5OO tom, L. N. hurry, Commander.
sGs Adgef, 800 tons, R. Adams, Commander.
A1r60R, 1910 tons, W. J. Foster, Commander.
81 LEAVE Adger's WharFes every wednesday
S&-k@fTSs and Saturday at high water.
- These Steamships all built expressly for
unriTalled on the Coast.
Tables supplied with every luxury courteous
Commanders, will insure travellers By this line every possible
comfort and accommodation.
Cabin passage, 500
Storage passage,
For freight or passage, applyto
HENRY MUSHROOM, & CO., Agents,
Cor. East Bay and Adger's South Wharf,
1ulyAO-a Charleston, s. @.
VALUABLE DWELLING FOR SALE
AM Offering for convenient and wenown pro-
perty at the corner Of Cedar and Cherry Streets owned by
the Sisters of Charity.
Parties holding claims against the Sisters or Rev. J. schachl
will please file them with me FOR payment.
For further particulars call A. '. S. LINDSLEY.
julylO-lm 81 COLLEGE street
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Two VAL UABLE EARNS FOR SALE

THAT Valuable farm on which the Undermined has,
soea or me ast eight or nine years. is for sale. u ~
on the waters Of Big Harpeth rker in The county OF "
lRmsons fourteen niles rom Nashvs, aeaF the iIlaEe
rank on the Rehlane and Centrevs Turnpike nine
rom Franklin, tbs county Of williamson Gnd within
I'VE miles o. the North Western Railroad being cen
sucted The tract contains about foar hundred and sh
acres OF hEs rate farming land; the county line between
DAVIDSON aRd Williamson runs through the AOFthHess
ser Of the tract formally the we'll known farm O.
the late wilkins Whfeald.
On this farm two comfortable residences, vita all ne
cessay out houses; barn, cribs, stables carriage house.
VITA an exceent young orchard Of mOst choice u Good
spring WaeT and an abundance Of never falling stock
running roa Inherent sOdfoe8 through the farm Adoin
ing THIS arn another Tract Of about two hundred
excellent land with good residence, for sas. The soil
both tracts Is equal 70 any for crops, either grain grass
ana Ooth united, heg viii be sold separately t8gstheT
may suit buyes Il is thought BY good judges il could be
made one Of the oes! stock farms in the Ssts % its Size
A. hose wanting 70 buy, would Of Whish 10 Vieu
the premises before purchasing. q further description
deemed unnecessary, but all invited 70 call and Tor
hsm8elves. aug 25-eo&WHl JOHN 2. HILL.
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WISH TO sell the farm which reside, In WilliamsCa
county, adjoining that advertised shove By Mr.. John T.
h containing By recent survey, hundred and nnsy
nine and half OF drst rate farming lard with
Portable dwelling with all necessary houses suitable e,
small aIn with good The farm Il well enclosed
with good fences including about hundred yards
stone tenee will sell this place separately, ogstheI
with Nj. Hns-as both united would certainly dss.
nabio farm, and purchasers invited call ET.Hin
and examine he premises. LAVINIA CRAIGHEAD.
For feIther particulars apply 20 Mr. h. y. Snyder, the
storeof Snyder & Frizzell, Nashville L. G.
aurS- o-e-vvaf
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NTOTlCEsThs is to notify all indebted to me- either by
note otherwise, not to any money nv house
Mr.. J. c. Wallace. jyl6-lW NJ. sULZBACHER, Agent.
DEMOVAL.-The subscriber has removed from n E,,bic
I Square to No. College street. lately occupied hy D. d.
DicSey, Esq. iyl6-dlW A. DELISSER
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The undersigned naue % guarantor O. tae Tie tEn and
State Of (usme the Stse and name " an oF ul.
hereby undertake that the above uard (uas tie bidder 1
dcr) will Il his Ter therl offer above be accepted int
contract With tie Uni1 Sus within Efesn days after tie
Of through tic posoloe, Of tie acepenos or
sheirI offers before mentioned.
Witness. fSiguanlre q guarauturaLf
certify at the above named (ee the guarantosl
known to b. good End responsible saran-os IN his
(signaturs)
To Be signed By The district judge district attorney, colecior
navy agent person
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d pEsIRARLE FARNT FOR SALE...Ws nrs

! n DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.--we are
Offering for sale beautiful, and we'll improved farm
tanning IS fronting the Galn Turnpike, and within sight
of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad three and half miles
from Nashville This place in Of the very best neghbor-
hoods in the State. The improvements consist Of
dious Dwelling House. good Servants ROOMS Kitchen, Carriage
House. Stables two excellent springs all under substantial
| enclosure. BRANSF0RD, McWHIRTER & CO.,
iansls-lm Ne. 3, Inn Block.
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AK ANsAs PAW FOR SUE

XWTE Offering for sale very superior farm, contain
w ing upwards Of 900 acres, fronting the Mississippi
river about mile below OceOla, Msspp county, Arkansas
adjoining the farm OF B. B. Harding, ESQ. The frm oGcr
enc OF the best N all that On Of country and has it large
amount Of fine Cypress timber also four negro cabins
IS 70 100 cleared and timber deadened- liberal. AP
ply 20, address, J. L. 4. ". BROWN,
junel0-itWcW Nashville, Tennessee.
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Inc Icket Once In the Passenger Depot and open one
hour before the starting Of each Train which allows ample tine
Tor the purchase Of Tickets It Is open other time during
the day. Passengers for the Eastern cities leave A. n
Train, which connects throughout With Trains other roads
Time 70 Richmond q hours Washington days Philadelphia
two and half and New York days. This the cheapest
and best route from Nashville 70 the East.
New Orleans passengers leave the $50 P H. Train, arriving
a. Memphis In time to connect for New Orleans the evening
the next dag, and 50 through without detention Memphis
Those for McMnnve Sparta and Beerheba Springs leave
Nashville On the go P NJ Train which connects directly Tu
ahoa with the Train for McMnnvle. Persons leaving Nc
Annyile In the morning arrive at Nashville 80 P. n
AT NASHVILLE there boats which leave daily for Smthand
and connect with boats for different places the Ohio and Ms
ppi rivers also, daily line Of stages for Louisville, leaving
every morning on the arrival Of the night express
By this change Of Schedule, the Train Memphis connects
direct at Stevenson With and down day Trains canning
delay to Nashville and Eastern passengers gained
over the former Schedule in going Memphis Nashville
@. L. ANDERSON,
juIyl0, 1858 BPa General TeEet Ge,,t.
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Professor TIaskeII,s EIectric Oh.

Professor EAASAeAAS EAecEFHc OAAs
POSITIVE and speedy Bhenstisn and Neuralgia
Deafness, Erypelas, Scrofua, Bronchitis, letter. Ring
worm, scaId Head, Nervous and sick Headaches.
II ? Czrsdi R from three 10 f0eEty minutes. Z u
Corns Piles Toothache, Chronic stiff Joints, spraiHs and
Lanene Man Beast all kinds Of Sores, Feck, and liu
mor Cramps and Coc Pains Of every description cease in
Prices 50 cfs., al and 81 per Bottle.
It the only real HAIR INFIG0RATOR that viii make the
hair grow everything else falls clean tho bead white and
free from DANDRUFF In ten minutds, it shiny GLOSSY Jet
This wonderful Oil perfectly harmless burning bis
tn sensations with lotions lnmeuts; it Is plea
sant to take cOnquers fe soothing and healing burn
or scald In five minutes.
This Oil operates the principles Of Electricity Thousands Of
miraculous have been performed by il ali te land
Use every thin else then give this Oil trial, and will
convinced. INDECENT persons, unable to purchase bottle
shall have it free.
Friend suffer no longer send for bottle Of Haskes Electric
OIL Consultation and advice given gratis at the Depot No. So
Pine 81.
Persons severely afflicted with Acute Rheumatism COnrac-
ton OF muscles should try the ElecrOpean Bath. BE par
tcuar the directions accompanying each bottle. no ped
dler this medicine Only respectable druggists and country
Merchants agents, who have large hthogph certificate
signed by the proprietor.
Bsuars Of Cog-Hterfsfts!
Eve-v has Professor Haskells Electric Or blown
side edges Of the glass; and the envelope has his portrait
and signature, 70 counterfeit which is forgery.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPOT
10. 65 Pine Street, Saint Lcuts, Missouri.
Druggists and Merchants supplied wholesale liberal
terms Druggists and merchants desiring supply OF this popu-
lar and wonderful remedy By calling person. addressing
letter. Prof Haskell, 90 Pine Street, 81. LOUIS viii have their
orders promptly allied and forwarded.
Terms, Cash 81 81 l6per dozen. Il elegantly put
Bills &C, furnished gratuousy. Send in your 0rdersi you
will find il cures and pays.
For sale wholesale BY EWIN, PENDLETOS co. and retail
bJ 10. g. BROWN NaabYLlei Tenn. nsria&Bly'
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low fguresg
vii sell these lands, and take in payment good Neroo
stock Of Goods valuable live Stock uel as Mules Horse
PERSONS Wishing 70 Inquire about purchase part or me
whole Of these lands viii appy to IT. Pleasant or al he
Union and American Office, to ny Agent samuel on No. 10
Public square, Nashville, Tenn
june 10 -i&wIm JOHN UrTN-TRR