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MOrphy's Chess Challenge TO all Eng
land. -a -

The celebrated American chess-player, Mr..
Morphy, has arrived in London, and requests
us to announce. in all courtesy aud respect
that he is prepared to play any man living a
match of chess for any sum from one hundred
to one thousand pounds. The match to con-
sist of twenty-one games, exclusive of draws;
to be begun directly, and the money posted
down. Mr.. Morphy would like to commence
at once, as he intends visiting Birmingham at
the end Of August, to play at the great chess
gathering then and there to be holden. We
believe Mr.. Morphy's views as to details to be
gentleman-like and chess-like in every re-
spect. He would object to playing in priv
ate room, preferring to have his play looked
over; he would leave the selection of the are
na, we believe. to his opponent; but we do
not bind ourselves to state more than an out
line of his views. He would like to play
daily-say from noon till the game was ended
but would object to leave games unfinished
and would. we hope. insists on some plan of
regulating the time, which, without limit
ing the period really required by his opponent
for calculating his move, would prevent all
shabby recourse to delay, such as sitting for
hours over single move when the king is in
check and has but one square to 90 to. Mr..
Morphy means chess, and nothing but chess.
-BeiEs Life IN London, July q.
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A Good R resolution.

The american General Committee of New
York, )" by vote of 30 yeas to Is nays, have
resolved not to unite, in the fall election, with
any other party, especially with the Repu-
blican party" but to nominate and support
candidates of their OWNS the Black Re-
publicans have been industriously counting an
alliance with them. we suppose that this reso-
luton will convince Southern Democratic
papers that portion of the Northern Ameri-
cans are not willing to make common cause
with the Freesolers. Mr.. j. T. Phillips, the
Secretary of the committee. writes to the n.
Y. EIpess:
In political circles it is generally under
stood that the Committee has invariably here
toiore maintained character and stand of
diametrical hostility to anything in the shape
of fusion, union compromise or coalition Of
the American party with any party, and e.
pecialiy tri1t tie "RepuLlican" party, at the en-
SUING municipal election; or at any election,
or at any time or under any circumstances,
or for any consideration or cause Whatever
And venture TO say, will continue to do so.
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III. Medical Department.
Session IS5S.9

TINE Seventh Annual Course OF Lectures in this
= Institution will commence on Monday, the 2d of
November next, and continue until the first of the
ensuing March.
THOMAS r Jennings MD, Professor Of Anatomy.
BERRTEN LSDsIEr, MD. Professor Of Chemistry and
pharmacy.
C X WINSTON, NJ D., Professor of Materia Me0ca and
Medical Jurisprudence.
A II. Buchanan, MD, Professor Of Surgical Anato-
my and Physiology.
JoHN NJ. WATSON, MD. Professor of Obstetrics and
and the Diseases of Woman and Children
PAUL F. Eve, MD, Professor of Principles and Prac
tice Of Surgery.
W. X. BOWLING, MD, Professor of Institutes and
Practice of Medicine.
william T. BRIGGS, I'D, Adjunct Professor and De-
monstrator of Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms will be opened for students
on the first Monday in October, (the 5th).
Preliminary Course Of Lectures, free 90 all stu
dents, will be given by the Professors, commencing
also on the first Monday of October.
The Tennessee State Hospital, und the direction
of the Faculty open To the Class free Of charge.
A CniqHe has been established in connection with
the University at which operations performed and
prescribed for and ectured upon in the presence
Of the class. rr--
Amount of Fees for Lectures is sos; Mariculation
fee (paid only So Practical Anatomy So Grad
uation fee. SIS.
Good boarding be procured for S3 10 81 per
week For further Information or Catalogue apply 20
W. X. BOWLING, NJ. D.,
jy23-2m Dean Of the Faculty.
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BANK REPoRTERs.-We have often wonder
ed at the extraordinary number of these pub
locations that have made their appearance in
the northern cities for year or two past,
evidently far beyond any thing like the
public demand for such information as they
contain. The secret is beginning to leak out.
The Philadelphia North american of the 22d
instant publishes a long official report of the
Legislative Investigating Committee on the
affairs of the Tioga. Crawford, Phenixville,
Shamokin and Octarara banks. 1t says,
among other things
A startling revelation is made by the COM
mittee relative to the bank note reporters.
Proof seems to have been afforded that some
of these publications. are regular blackmial
sheets. which quote banks in good or bad
standing according the conductors are
feed Letters and circulars are described as
being sent 10 banks, requiring immediate
correspondence or personal visit, to make
certain arrangements, on pain of disagreeable
consequences.
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For The Daily PGtriot.
TO MEL l. E.

WHO SENT RARE BOUQUET 10 EccESrRlcrs-
Lady the flowers thou didst send me, wove
Strange thinkings of strange fancies filling me
With thoughts NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Heaven sent;
Chasing across the mind like summer clouds thatsee.
have lain me down to ponder out whence comes
The perfume of the heliotrope so fair
From its deep cup Of paIeness, or its regal purple
fripgef - ~ ~ - 49, 49,
Methinks from iowiiness it rises the air.
II thus, then I a lesson have been taught
That not in pomp, show, glittering huss
Dwells virtue most: but the humblest spot
It drcppeth, flowers drop the gentle dews-
But forget all other these thy flowers,
In gazing on the centre-pece, the Rose;
Deep scarlet blushed. like fair maidsn's cheek,
When manly voice in tender loye-tones CLOVIS.
Ny head is bent in thought upon that flower;
And have wept with aching woe to see gy
Its depth Of crimson, for ITS calls to mind
That awful hour-tbat Garden Of Gethsemane.
And wherefore? Lady, look you TO that scene;
See midst the hall like darkness, kneels the Lord,
To struggle out that awful, God sent agony,
Alone upon the fower-decked, grassy sward.
See. he kneels in strong, heaven-percing prayer
Upon the buds that deck the dew drenched sod;
The bloody sweat drops from the brow divine,
And dyes the roses-crimson- stamped by God
Lady thou seest the finger of Providence
In the faint thinning OF tiny leaf
in the beauteous redness of rose,
Recall to mind the world Redeemer's griefi
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War ARE You LOOKING roa.-A man wa

War ARE You LOOKING FOR "A man was
angry with his wife, either because she talked
too much, or for some reason or other, aud re-
solved not TO speak to Der for a long time.
He kept his resolution for few days very
strictly. One evening he Is lying In bed. and
wishes TO sle-p he draws his night-cap over
bis ears, aud his wife may say what she will.
he hears nothing of 1t. The wife then takes
candle and carries IL to every nook and corn
er OF the room, she removes stools. chairs aud
tables, aud looks carefully behind them. The
husband sits up In the bed. aud gazss inqair-
ingly AT her movements; he thinks that the
din must have an e0d al last; but be is mistak-
ea-his wife keeps on looking and searching.
The husband loses patience. aud cries. . " hai
are you looking for .''-"for your tongue"
she answer; .and now that have found IL,
tell Inc why you are angry. Here upon they
becaIae good friends again.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
i. Collegiate Department.,
MILITARY COILEGE.

j. BERRiES IINnsIEY NJ ID. ID, Chancellor OF the UNI
versity, and Professor Of Chemistry and Geology.
Col b. r. JOHNSON Superintendent of the Military Col
lege and Professor OF Engineering.
JAMES +. HAMILTON, A. NJ, Professor of Mathematics,
Natural Philosophy and Astronomy.
J II. STEWART, AM, Professor OF Greek and Latin
Languages and Literature.
F. L. j. THYssENs, AN, Professor Of French and
Drawing.
C. s BuAcsuE, AM MD, Professor of Botany and
Natural History.
Rev. J. W. HoYTE AM NJ n, Professor Of Mental and
Moral Philosophy. and Biblical Literature
c. X. WI sToS. d, Surgeon
fI,HE FRS; Term of the next Academic year com
i mences on the Goth Of September, and the Sec
ond Term l4th of February.
Tuition. Boarding, Washing Fuel, Rooms, Servants
attendance, and Use of Arms, 500 per Term. Ma
circulation Fee s. Students required 10 furnish
their rooms which can be done at moderate charge
by rent purchase. Engineering. French, Spanish
German, Drawing, Book keeping, and Fencing, each
SO per Term of twenty weeks.
In the regular Collegiate Course. the ancient reputa
ton Of the University for Scientific and Classical
Scholarship will be maintained, and at the same time
every facility afforded those who desire pursue
partial Besides the four regular College Class
es there also Preparatory Class. Students under
IL years Of age will not be admitted.
BY the aid of Military Discipline, effective govern
established, and health physical culture, good
order and industrious habits promoted.
For Catalogues, additional information, apply TO
any member Of the Faculty.
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ArOer Great Cure Effected by Bcsrhdre's Holland Bers
The wife of PETER DE witte, living In Holland Town,
Sheboygan comfy, Wisconsin, suffered much from
Weakness of the Stomach and Indigestion. She had
been under physicians care for some time, but the
disease seemed TO battle even his skill She purchased
some HOLLAND BrTTERS at our office, which has
given tone TO her stomach; her appetite and strength
returning, and We firmly believe that this is
other great cure effected by your medicine.
We have still TO record many wonderful ef-
fected by this remedy but must wait another oppor
tunity. One thing you rely upon, what we have
published are from persons much respected in
community, and are literally true
J. QUINTUS,
Ed. Sheboygan Nieuwsbode Sheboygan, Wis.
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es- We are sratiaed TO learn that th

es- We are gratiHed TO iearn that the
Raj Road Company yesterday concluded
contracts E.F the Cumberland River bridge.
The parties who have taken the work will
commence operations immediately. They
are rmlnsntly responsible, and without a
doabt, will put mp the Bridge asless stopped
by the Company. The Bridge eoatTacted for
is .McCallum's lnfexiblr hridge,' now re-
garded as the most reliable known. The
Company, MeCallam sssmore a Hz~ley.
have pat up large aamhr Of Bridge upon
this plan, aud they have given great sassfac-
tion. The Masonry will b put up By Max
well & Co, the g~ailrpen who hsyr dssas the
Masonry upon the nex Bridgeat Nashville
C7enksssllsJ.f. -
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nss- The Convention that nominate

lzS- The Convention that nominated
Niblack, in the First Congressional district
of Indiana, passed the following resolution:
Resolced, That we do not regard approval
or disapprOval of the English bill or the
Presidents Kansas policy test of Democra-
cy; the only true test being acquiescence i'll
the fundamental principle enuncated in the
Democratic national and State platforms, and
support of the regular nominees of regular
Democratic conventions.
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REMOVAL OF THE COUNTY SEAT.-An cleo
ton was held in Upton county last Thursday
the 22d instant. to determine whether the
county seat should be removed from Coving-
ton to the center of the county. 1t resulted
in favor of removal by majority of 20. The
same question was decided the same way last
year lay larger majority. but the Legislature
refused TO grant the removal, and il is thought
the same will be the result of the present
Memphis Eagle & Enquirer.
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TRUST sale,

DY virtue 81 iced Of Trust, executed 10 me ny
ID VIM. Hatsield dated the 10th day ri July 1883,
registered IN the Reg stcrs Office of Davidson county
IN Book No. II, page S3, shall proceed 10 sell the
premises, on Saturday the 9Th day Of August next,
between Is and 20 III the land described in said
deed, being part al the place which said Hartsneld
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
viii be exhibited on the day OF sale. The Will
be one and TIVE years. with interest. with approved
security, and lien retained JOS L. EWING
lyl5, 5S-td. II usfee.
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Com mitted to the Jail

OF Davidson county, on the Goth day of July, 1885,
~ Negro Man, VINO says his name Is BEN and
that he belongs 10 TATE WALLACE, of Williamson CO.,
Tenn. Sand boy is about 35 years old black complex
pounds. The owner Is requested Go come forward, ,
prove property and pay charges the law directs,
this July %, 1855. THOS. HOBS0N,
july3O-4w Tailor of Davidson co.
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The HARVEST MooS.-This year the har-
vest moon occurs In August, rising for six
successive nights at n ariy the same hoar.
Tbs July moon will also be one OF unusual
interest. and scarcely Inferior Go the harvest
moon In those particulars which give ~ the
latter 10 dintisctoa, bling reiarsed oaly
23t minutes In the average for six risings liter
the fall.--.Al1sas -eurssa. * =
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rhsmontgomery A dverfi.er and slav.

cry.
The Montgomery Aduetiser recently made
a violent on slaught upon Judge GREEN and
the Lebanon Law School, because of Judge
G's alleged anti-slavery sentiments. We be
lieve that same paper is one of Mr.. BccHAN-
ANS most ardent supporters and we beg
leave to commend to its serious perusai +he fol-
lowing sentiments, uttered by MI. BUCHANAN
in speech in Congress on the 1lth of April
1926:
oPermit me here, Mr. Chairman, for mo-
ment, to speak upon subject to which L
have never before aaverted upon this floor,
and to which trust, may never again have
occasion to advert ] mean the subject OF
Slavery. Ibetese ito be a great poti5cat and a
aren't moral eeL. + thank God my lot has been
cast IN State ,rhere ii does not e17t.
II has BEEN curse e'tG'led upon
us by.tkat nation uLieh makes II a subject of re-
prcdckIo our Institutions" Bs-
We ak that this passage from the personal
and political "reminiscences of the President
be admitted into the cogitations of the Presi-
dents Alabama organ, wheni next purposes
an attack upon an honorable, upright and
sound Southern gentleman.
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far Sale Go latnt.
Valuable Free-SoiI Property
EnD CAT

T WILL sell the house and LOT at present occupied
4 and owned by VIM. T Mosby situated ON High
street South Nashville, fronting sixty feet and run
ming hack two hundred The house is a brick with
all o her necessary out buildings AL In good repair
Also, vacant lot fronting High street thirty sly
feet and running back 200 feet; good location for
binding site. This Is desirable property. 20 those
wishing TO get rid OF the enormous that are i'm
posed upon property holders, and would earnestly
invite those wishing 10 invest in real estate examine
this property.
TSRNs SAIE--A credit OF one two and three
years. with interest from date.
eJ- For further particulars call on
ee-g r. r 6LASCOCK,
JET. -t Real Estate Agent
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f OR S ALE.

S75,tO0 Worth OF Most Valuable Real Estate.
WILL sell on the most reasonable terms some of
the most desirable city property ever offered in
this market wing Cherry Cedar Marx ct and spruce
Sts suitable FOR business houses or private dwellings,
propose 10 exchange the above for likely Negroes At
the best cash prices.
mayl5-u WILL. l.. BOYD In
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Hen advertisements.
SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE,

SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE,
Ia Nashville, Tennessee.
S E S S ON OF 1855 SO.
THE FIRST REGULAR COURSE OF LECTURES in
l. this Institution will commence MONDAY, the
LIST NOVEMBER 1858, and will continue the LIST Of
March ensuing.
The PRELIMINARY COURSE or LEcTUREs, free 10 all
Students Will be given during the month of October.
Faculty.
THOMAS L MADDIN. NJ H.. Professor Of Anatomy
(Descriptive, astrological and Surgical.)
JOHN FREDERICK MAY, NJ. D., Professor OF Princi-
- pies and Operations of Surgery.
DANIEL +. WRIGHT, NJ. D., Professor OF Physiology
JOHN H. CALENDER, NJ D., Professor of Materia
Medca and Therapeutics.
RICHARD O. CURREY, NJ D., Professor OF Medical
Chemistry and Medical Jurisprudence.
T. r. HASKlNS, NJ. D., Professor ofTheory and Prac-
tice Of Medicine.
JOHN p. FORD, NJ. d. Professor of Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and Children.
H NJ COMPTON, NJ. u. Deu1onstratsr of Anatomy.
TIE CRY HOSPITAL is upon the premises OF the Col
lege and under control Of the Faculty, al which Ope
rations performed and cases prescribed for, and
Clinical Lectures delivered.
Amount Of fees for Lectures, sos: Naturalization
fee, paid but once, IS 90 Demonstrators fee, re-
CURED but once, SO 90; Graduation fee s25 90.
Excellent Boarding can be obtained for 81 so to
- 90 per week.
For further details, or announcements, apply TO
JOHN p. FORD, NJ. D.,
iyl7 Dean OF the Faculty.
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Sums in which permanent laws place at
the disposal OF the Government, omit
ting cost Of collecting revenue per for
Iner Iaws.............. .......4, IFS pa 40
Sums appropriated by former laws april
cable % the expenses of 1859. l6 $50 SIS IS
Sums appropriated by permanent laws the
use OF the post-ofiice dept 4l5, $40 90
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing between the
i undersigned this day dissolved by mutual
consent The business Of the old rm will be settled
by Abram Coney, who Will continue 1T the old stand.
ABRAM CONIEY.
iyo7-eo3t T. l., JOHNSON.
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rINHE undersigned having disposed az his entire in
Il terest in the firm Of COniey Johnson 10 Mr.. A.
Conley respectfully tenders his thanks the citizens
Nashville and the public generally, for the very
liberal support bestowed upon the late firm OF Conley
& Johnson, and checrfully recommend his successor
gentlemen worthy OF their confidence ana pat
ronage.
iv21 1ShS-en3t Z l. JOHNSON.
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FINE FARM FOR SALE!!

WISH 60 cell Of the prettest and most desira-
bic places thar has been offered for sale. IL con-
tains about 100 Of nc fertile Land with Gle
CANT improvements.
Also, one containing 70 Acres well and tim
bered, with improvements.
mayl5-u WILL. l. BOYD, JR
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UNIFORM EDITIONS
OF THE
STANDARD BRITISH CLASSICS.

THE WORKS OF JOSEPH ADDISON. Complete in Q
volumes. 12mo. f
THE WORKS OF OLIVER GOLDSMITH. Complete in
volumes. l2mo.
THE WORKS OF HENRY FIELDING Complete in 4
vols. l2mo.
12mo.
THE WORKS OF LAURENCE sITRNE volumes
I2mo.
THE WORKS OF DEAN SWIFT. 2 vols. I2mo.
THE WORKS OF SAMUEL JOHNSON ? volumes
l2mo.
THE WORKS OF DANIEL DEFoE 2 vols. limo.
THE WORKS OF CHARLES LAMB. vols I2mo
THE WORKS OF WILLIAM HAZIITT. volumes
l2mo
THE WORKS OF LEIGH HUNT. 4 volumes
THE WORKS OF LORD CHESTERFIELD. Ia vol
l2mo
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Fifty Negroes for Sale.

a MoNG the LOT We have several good Families two
n or three youug Women with first child four good
House Boys, boys from Is 20 20, good Dining room
Servants, with good lot OF field hands men aud girls
and good Blacksmith and Barber.
apr29-u VI H. HAYNES A co.
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EOE AUGUST.
Notice of Dissolution.

HARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST, just receiv-
ed by [jy2Sl F. HAGAN.
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INOR tbe balance Of the year, RoOn on Cherry
II street, suitable for an olice or sleeping room.
Apply 10 AIEX. nEIISSER,
jyl5-f No. North College street
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T u Il A H 0 NJ A.
G II EAT SALE OF LOTS.
THREE DAYS, SALE

THE TUILAH0MA TOWN COMPANY Offer - =
Il for sale all those beautiful lots hereto. SrAG
fore reserved and unsold snd which are pc ss5stS
culrariy eligible fur family residences and
many OF them Convenient for business houses To
the poor man who needs home-to the rich man
who desires % purchase splendid and healthful
caly for summer residence, and the man Of mod
crate means who wishes 10 buy a delightful dwelling
place. this sale presents great attraction.
The locality Of Tullahoma, with a population of
about twelve hundred inhabitants on ihe Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad the terminus Of the Nc
Minnvilc and Manchester Railroad. IN Coffee county
and on the table land Of the district Of Ten
nessee, Is one Of unsurpassed saubry and pleasant
ness, and the settler here will find himself in the
midst of all the comforts aud appliances OF high
civilzattcn Of an orderly, welLreguated moral and
religious community. blessed with an nvigorafing
pleasant and refreshing atmosphere which Il rs real
happiness to breathe and with pure cool water which
u Is JOY Of life to drink; and in addition all this the
Invalid VIII ind mineral water within the town site
and other mineral waters (chaly heate and sulphur)
convenient 10 the town. by the aiG Of which 10 reno
waite and restore health. Como 90 Tullahoma and pur
chase a lot cheap, as the sale is without reserve
The terms of sale arc a credit of one amt two wears
bonds and srcurity required aud lien the lots re-
tanned. .r- '-I =
havs OF Sale, Sd, 18th and 5th days of au-
gust next. Maps al the town, and at the lots for
sale, TO be seen ON application 10 at the Lincoln
House, Tullahoma, Tenn.
iys-td WIN MOORE Arent
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TTrHE firm OF ALLISON, ANDERSON 4 CO.. com
l. posed of And Allison, T. Anderson and W. ID
MDanahan, WAS by mutual consent dissolved on the
LIST day of June, by the retiring of Mr.. M'Lanahan
from the firm. And. Allison and T. Anderson
alone authorized 10 wind up the business Of the old
arm. Those indebted tO the late firm requested
10 make payment without delay. and those having
claims against the viii present them for pay
ment ALLISON, ANDERSON CO.
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RARE CHANCE.

HAVE No. Blacksmith, % years old and Of
good character, for sale Also several other IKE
negr" men WILL /. BOYD, JK
1y24-tf
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A Country Home for Sale!

TNOURTFEN and one half acres Of choice Land can
Il be purchased very reasonable terms Il is
convenient 10 The market a Vegets Die garden
Apply 90
may22. W. l.. BOYD JR