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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-13
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE,
i. Collegiate Department.,
COE,V,EGE.

j. BERRIEN 1LsDsLKY NJ d. d D. 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 F. HAMILTON A. NJ, Professor of Mathematics
Natural Philosophy and Astronomy.
j. H. STEWART, AN, Professor Of Greek and Latin
Languages and Literature.
F. l.. J. THYssENs, AM, Professor of French and
Drawing
G. s. BIAcNE, AM. MD, Professor of Botany and
Natural History.
Rev. J. W HoYTE, A NJ NJ D., Professor of Mental and
Moral Philosophy and Biblical Literature.
C. K. WINSTON, MD. Surgeon.
FJNHE First Term of the next Academic year com
Il mences on the Goth of September, and the Sec
ond Term 18th of February.
Tuition, Boarding Washing, Fuel. Rooms, Servants
attendance, and Use of Arms, 500 per Term. Ma
circulation Fee SIS Students required furnish
their rooms, which can be done at moderate charge
by rent or 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 time
every facility afforded those who desire TO pursue
partial Besides the four regular College Class
es there is also Preparatory Class Students under
Ia years of age will not be admitted.
BY the aid of Military Discipline effective govern
ment IS established, and health hysical culture good
order and industrious habits are promoted.
For Catalogues, additional Information apply to
any member Of the Faculty.
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Ill. Medical Department
Session IS5S.9

TNHE Seventh Annual Course of Lectures in this
=. Institution will commence on Monday the % of
November next, and continue until the first of the
ensuing March.
THOMAS JENNINGS, MD, Professor Of Anatomy.
BEITsN IINDsLEl. MD, Professor of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
C. X. WINSTON, D, Professor of Materia Merica and
Medical Jurisprudence
A. H. BUCHANAN MD, Professor of Surgical Anato-
my and Physiology.
JONI N. WATSON, Md. Professor of Obstetrics and
and the Diseases Of Woman and Children.
PAUL r. EVE, Md, Professor OF Principles and Prac
tice of Surgery
W X Bovine, MD, Professor Of Institutes and
Practice of Medicine.
WILLIAM T. BRIGGs, 81 d, Adjunct Professor and De
monstrator Of Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms viii be opened for students
on the first Monday in October, (the 5th).
Preliminary Course Of Lectures, free to all stu
dents, will be given by the Professors commencing
also the first Monday Of October.
The Tennessee State Hospital, una the direction
of the Faculty, is open 10 the Class free of charge.
Clinique has been established in connection with
the University which operations performed and
cases prescribed for and ecturcd upon the presence
Of the class.
Amount Of Fees for Lectures is s1O5; Mariculation
fee paid once only So; Practical Anatomy Sl0 Grad
uation fee. S25
Good boarding can be procured for 50 10 81 per
week. For further information Catalogue apply 10
W. X. BOWLING, NJ. D.,
jy23-2m Dean Of the Faculty.
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YEr1ow FrvER-This terrible disease

YELLOW FEvER.-This terrible disease is
now raging with some malignity in New Or
leans.
In New York a number of vessels are al
quarantine with more or less of the disease
on board-nearly all of which are from New
Orleans. The Herald gives the name of the
ship Montgomery, bark Harvest, bark Alice
fainter, from New Orleans, and one from Ha-
vana, aud another from MatanzaS, as having
this fever on board.
The Eeeli'lg Buliein, Of Philadelphia, says;
There is no more yellow fever here and no
fear of it. Our quarantine authorities are
very visilant, and the unfortunate mistake
they made about the Elizabeth J. has had the
Ell ,et Of stimulating them 10 still! greater Wig.
ilaace u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-13

A YEAR OF ATTENDANCE Providence
Journal thinks there is high promise of year
of abundant food. In the regions to which
the civilized world mainly look for the supply
of food the prospects are of large returns to
the labor of agriculture. In England, where
the supply of food is SO important that the ef-
fects of abundance or of scarcity extend to
all the commercial countries the harvest has
begun earlier than usual, and with favorable
weather In France, where the peace of En-
rope depends largely upon good crop, the
same favorable appearances prevail: and in
this country the yield promises to be enor-
nous. The vine, that has suffered so severe
ly all over the country, is now fourishing to
a degree that leaves no doubt that the vim
tage of 1858 promises to take its place among
the great years of quantity and quality. The
disease that has so long afflicted it has been
mastered mainly, we believe, by the applica-
ton of sulphur"
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MEDICAL COLLEGE,

FashVikia7 Tennessee.
S f S s ON OF / 5 s. ..
TINHE FIRST REGULAR COURSE OF LECTURES in
4 this Institution will commence on MONDAY the
LIST OF NOVEMBER, 1885, and will continue the LIST
March ensuing.
The PRELIMINARY COURSE OF LECTURES, free 10 all
students, will be given during the month Of October
Faculty.
THOMAS j. MADnIN. NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy
Descriptive, Astrological and Surgical)
JOHN FREDERICK MAY, N. D., Professor of Princi-
Piles and Operations Of Surgery.
DANIEL F. WRIGHT, NJ. D., Professor Of Physiology
and Pathology.
JOHN II. CALENDER, NJ. D., Professor of Matera
Medca and Therapeutics
RICHARD o. CURREY, NJ. D., Professor of Medical
Chemistry and Medical Jurisprudence.
f. r. HASkiNS, NJ D., Professor Of Theory and Prac.
tice of Medicine.
JOHN p. FORD, NJ II. Professor of Obstetrics and
Diseases Of Women and Children.
Ii. NJ COMPTON, NJ. ID. Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The CITY HOSPITAL is upon the premises OF the Col
ege and under control Of the Faculty. at which ope-
rations performed, and prescribed for, and
Clinical Lectures delivered.
Amount of fees for Lectures, Sl05: Naturalization
fee, paid but once, SIS 90 DEMONSTRATORS fee, re-
quired but once, $40 90; Graduation fee S25 90
Excellent Boarding can be obtained for - 80 TO
81 90 per week.
For further details, or announcements, apply to
JOHN L. FORD, NJ. D.,
Iy17 Dean of the Faculty.
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ME Wish 20 hire a negro woman thai can wash
w and iron will. and ~ili pay the highest pss's
gisen. 4
y2s-tf u. u HAYNES CO.
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The CAUSE or THE OREGON INDIAN WAR;
II is aScertained. from a reliable source, that
about two years since treaties were made with
certain tribes of Oregon and Washington Ter
rituries. including those who recently fought
Col Steptoe. and which the Senate refused to
ratify. This omission bad the effect OF pro
dueing an impression on the minds Of the In-
dians of the absence Of good faith on the part
OF the Government OF the United States.
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THH WoLcorr $4,000 suu-Wolcott ba,

THH WoLcoTT $4,000 SurT.-Wolcott has
secured the services of Hon. Rufus Cboate
and Judge Abbott to argue the suit brought
against him by the creditors of Lawrence,
Stone & Co.; brought to recover ss7 goo,
which, it is alleged. had been paid by the
above firm for the purpose of influencing the
votes of members of Congress on the tariff
bill. Ex-Governor Gardner, the former
partner of Wolcott in business, has also had
a trustees writ served on him by the Bay
State Company.
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Dialogue between two Ladies
about Babies.

MRS JoSk2s-weH, well, we'll Sarah,
WI tnnsshed a. zee Yea Out shopping soon aitei
Ihe birth of year baby, ~hea you remained in ths
house more than a mouth when your other children
were bora How h M There is secret about "a
DO tell mel
Mss sEus--nis no secret, and IN tell yoa AL aboa
u Well, ! saW advertised IN the papers medicine
eailrd cOwANS IlTaONTRiFTiC OR MOTHERS RI
iikf the advertisements stated that wsid reliev
the pains of labor and suffered SO much in my for
tnrr conunements that ihonght would get a bcti
sRd try aad sec n Il did afford any relief, aud neve
N nay HE cid have any thing 10 do me much gce
ssasled scsfceiy any when the child was born, an.
ten almost well enough the same day 10 sit up.
Advise every woman "A no u going % be confined
set bottle she = DESTROYS Of having easy tinlf
Ma IeSks-vhafa wonderful discovery. IN ste
"a here a. Jo. hRowSs and gei bottle and take n
Ellen a. he viii - confined soon. ang9-tf
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

QY virtue o. two executions directed. and de-
ID nvered from the Honorable Circuit Court of
Davidson county, Tennessee, AZ lis Nay Term, ISIS
viii expose 10 sale the highest bidder foe cash
al the Court house ard gate the city u Nashville
on sArU knAl, ThE FOURTH DAY or SEfTkSfbf.R
ls5s, all The right, tisic, claim aud aud e.
tate which Edward smith then had have since
acquired IN ana the following described tract or
poce Il Land IN davidson comfy, state Of Tennessee
bounded As folio@s beginning az the eoraer % I'm
Vile Aad Hamilton streets, running thence With said
Bevie street 400 feet - 20 feet alley, theace with
sad alley 40 feet Haii steel, thence with Holl
ssreef 100 feet % Haus0n street. tence NTH Ham
Hten street % the beginning 2ss feet beng levied co
the property % Edward Smith tn satisfy two
ladgEl rendered IA favor 81 Ciefa1nt NJ Halt
against SID EfsFard ssnah. fi a7E
JAMES NJ HINTON.
aug I'D sheriff u n4yblsoa c6aaly.
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Reduced by Dyspepsia 10 a mere
Skeleton

CURED BY BGsRHAvE'S HOLLAND BITTERS
Mr.. \. Matchett, a trader probably as well known
as any man in Western Pennsylvania states as fol-
lows; 81 met with farmer in Armstrong county who
was reduced by Dyspepsia TO skeleton persuad.
ed him TO buy bottle of Buerhaves Holland Bitters
believing it would cure him. Meeting him some
months after, what was my astonishmest at finding
him hale, hearty man; he told me he now weighed
200 pounds, and that this wonderful change had been
produced by Bnrhave's Holland Buffers. to which he
attri"utod solely his restoration" aug10-1w
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Whites Creek Springs.

TINE subscriber will De prepared % take Esoarders
Il at this watering place, Il miles north Of Nash
vile, during the Summer vacation from the FIRST OF
July 70 the first OF September.
There will be no bar-rOom kent, rs il u designed
chiefly for the accommodation Of families aud indivd
uals who may wish 10 resort % 4 quiet and healthfl
place during the heat Of summer.
The Springs, formerly much yisifed. arc TOO well
known u require any elaborate description.
No pains viii be spared 10 render the situation Oh
VISITORS pleasant
PEacE % BoAKp Isl. so per day 81 90 per week.
price T. l. CROKER,
May2l-smAtris<Aw
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TELEGRAPHING MESSAGES FOR LONDON
The Boston TrdrellT reports that two business
messages from New York merchants to their
correspondents in England passed through
the American Telegraph Office on Thursday,
en- route for London. One of them, contain
ing fifty-seven. words paid through, fifty
seven dollars, and the other twenty-seven
words, for which twenty dollars were
maid
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nrw advertisements.
TROTTING RACE

NJ ATCH 5000 a side, half forfeit mile heats three
1Nl best in five, to come of on TUESDAY AUGUST
nth, 1858.
John Browne names ch. G. New York.
s. A. G.. Noel - b. n. Whirwind.
Race TO come OF at o'clock, J. NJ
augl3-td S. J. CARTER, Proprietor.
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to- Can any of onr democratic contem-
pories explain to US why it is that the Presi-
dent and his especial organs oppose the re-
election of Judge DOUGLAS to the Senate?
He has no opponent but ABB: LINCOLN, who is
an out and out black republican. Does the
administration desires the success of LIN
coin over DOUGLAS?
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To BE SoLD.-WilIiam Bodie, f. m. c., be-
longing in New York, is advertised in the
Brunswick (Ga Herald. to be sold on the
first Tuesday in September next. by the
Sheriff of Mcintosh county. Georgia, for cost
and an attempt to inveigle slave from that
county. Bodie is sailor on board New
York craft. loading with lumber at Darien,
Georgia; he was clearly convicted of his
oitv
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A BREAKFAST TABLE" observation-disclosures
Holmes, the ''autocrat," declares that he has
observed that coffee bought ready-gro,nd never
affects the head And it is extremely lucky
that it is so; for none but very weak-headed
persons ever buy ready-ground coffee.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-13

MoNEY FOR MIssIoNs.-The Missionary So
ganized in 1915, aud went into active opera
ton with the year 1916. This Society. since
its organization, has expended in the support
of missions the sum OF 81 ,679.22l IS, being
an annual average OF SI39,9i3 40. The
largest sum contributed in any one year is
not more than fifty cents from each member
of the Church.
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new advertisements.
Business Stand on Market street
FOR SALE.

VNTE will sell to the highest bidder on the Public
w Square in Nashville, on SATURDAY MKT
AUGUST -i4fH, most excellent Business House and
Lott situated on Market street This Lot fronts THIRTY
EEL and adoins on the south, the large Warehouses
of b. Lanier Co. and Hart McRae-and is at
present occupied Drug Store, at annual rent
nine hundred dollars This is the most desirable
stand now offered for sale Market street nis sold
for the purpose of division.
TERMs-s5O0 in four months, the balance in equal
payments at 6, r. is and "a months-notes well en-
dorsed, payable in Bank and a lien retained.
auglO-td ISAAC PAUL. & CO.
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THE Next PRi:sIBEST.-The Columbus
(Miss.) Democrat devotes leader 10 tie supe-
proper successor of Mr.. BUCHANAN. There is
no doubt, II our worthy Ex-Governor and TEL
iow-citizen, shall fail to receive the nomina-
ton it will be no fault OF LIS.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-13

HEAVY SUIr.-on Thursday Mr.. George
Wilkes, editor and proprietor of Porter's
's.trit q Tie 7S@s, commenced an action
against James Gordon Bennett, for an ar
tiele on scunilous newspaper literature, pab-
lished In the New York HTuId of Thursday,
in which '.Porter's Spirit" was classed with
the Alligator Of Stephen II. Branch, and
the .Red Flag of David wemyss Jobson.
The damages are laid by Mr.. Wilkes at se5,-
600.
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&c There are some ten or twelve aspirants
for the seat in Congress made vacant by the
death Of Gen. QUIrMAS, of Mississippi. 1t Is
thought that SrANHorE PosEY. Esq, stands
she best chance for the succession. There is
no man in the district, except perhaps his OPP
ponent in 1885, GILES NJ. HnLYss, who is
fully competent to ill the SCAT be occupied so
worthily as he.
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ESTR AYED

INROM the subscriber BAY MARE about 10 hands
l. high six seven years old last Spring. She is
in good order, and newly shod all around. Any in
formation respecting said Mare will be thank uly re-
ceved, If any person will deliver her to me three
miles from Nashville, on the Mnrfreesboro' Turnpike
they will he literally rewarded.
augl2-lw F. H. OWEN
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Circuit Court at Nashville.
July hULES, Is5s
James MeManus,

stLi AOA-h<-s AoJo-
James a y. BIN for Divorce.
Lucy Ellen McMsnns
TT appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Clerk aud
Il Master from the allegations in the bill filled in this
cause, thai the defendant, Lucy k1len McManus Is
resident Of the Slate Of fennessec, that the
ordinary process Of law cannot be served her. IL
Is therefore ordered that publication be made in the
Patriot, newspaper published Ia the city Of Nash
VILE, for thirty successive days, requiring the said
defendant To appear the term OF the Circuit
Court o Davidson county, To be held al the city OF
Nashville ON the second Monday in september next,
then and there 10 plead, answer or demur "a cam
panaHt's b or the VIII bc taken pro oonfesso
and set down for hearing IaFte-
DAVID C. LOVE,
iy29-xIt Clerk and Master.
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CIRCUIT Court at Nashville.
JULY klI-El>, IoOo
Mary Elizabeth Quit

Mary h'; s o's'' BIZ for Divorce.
Joseph ouGtt.
TT appearing q the satisfaction Of the Clerk aud
Master from the allegations the biil flied this
cause that the defendant Joseph J. UGnt b a
resident OF the state Of Tennessee, - that de oFdi
nary process Of law cannot b. ssT wed him; Is
taeressxc ordered hat Publication be made la the
Patrat, newspaper pshsashel N THE eity Il Nash
vile, for four successive weeks, reqaTmE the said
defendant 10 appear At tle term Of Tie Circuit
Court II Davidson county, 10 be held AZ cay u
Nasty he ca the Ind Monday ptsulbsF next. then
and there pcad answer deAaaf u Complainant
bill, OF the wiii be taken pro eoEiesso ad sci
down for hearing ca Isarte-
DAVID C. LOVE,
ly2SW3t Clerk aud Asster
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Rzs> Is there any truth in the report that
the Arabs who live in the desert have sandy
hair2
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Notice Of Dissolution.

THE copaTtnership heFetat4rr existing uader tho
Il nrm style Il WILLIAMS 4 CO, wss this aay dis
solved BY mata-l cunscut-laN WILLIAMS SUGGESTING
the business and hooks % Williams x Ia
All persons indebted % said asm are requested 20
call and settle Niihout delay. aug3-im
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DzsS- a lady describing an ill-na;ured man,
says: He never smiles but he feels ashamed
of it''
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RAHnoAD FnEIuurs.-An advertisement of
the South Carolina Railroad announces the
following rates of freight from Augusta to
Charleston, from this date:
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Sso- An Old lady OF Tascumhla, Ala,
Oilers reward of $4,000 90 any young lady,
not over ~ years OF age, who is willing 20
live In the capaeiiyor an adopted daughter
with her.
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rzS- Why is the letter G like the sun. Be-
cause it is the center of light
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Post Office.

NASHVILLE March 20, 1853.
ER0M and after the ist of April the Post Oce will
II be opened on Sundays at half-past A. NJ, and
close at A. NJ. Open again al 3 2. NJ. and close
T. NJ. On all other days the Office will be opened AT
half past 6, O'Clock A NJ and close y O'Clock p.
M. 5. 4. ANDERSON, Post Master.
mar3l-n
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.gas~ He who hates his neighbor is miser-
able himself, and makes all around him feel
miserable.
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Minerva College, Tennessee,
FOR THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG LADIES,

oAIooISu iisO G1AiSs EesI OF NASHVILLE.
THIS fourshing Institution will reopen on the first
l. Monday in September next. afording superior
educational facilities. Commodiuus additions having
been made TO the buildings an increased number Of
pupils can be accommodated.
The Situation Is healthy and easy OF access the
course of study thorough and systematic, and the
teachers able and experienced Circulars with terms
and other particulars be obtained at the Book
Store of w T. Berry Co.. Public Square, at McCIureis
Music Store, Union street, or by addressing the
Principal. j. f. JONES
Minerva College, near Nashville, Tenn.
aug9-tl Sept. 18th
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re- Postmaster General Brown was ex-
pected to return to Washington about the
18th inst
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Nashville, August 18th, 1858.

Nashville, August 18th, 1858.
ME the undersigned receivers storers and sellers
w OF Cotton. have agreed upon the following scale
Of charges. viz:
Receiving and Weighing, - cents per Bale.
Receiving, Weighing and storage, for two months
or less, so cents per bale.
For each additional month fraction OF month
121s cents per bals.
For selling, rendering account OF sales &c. IS cents
per bale
Purchasing with funds in hand. 80 cents per bale.
The above charges viii be strictly adhered 20 Ia ev-
cry instance. FISHER, WHELESS & 90.
A. HAMILTON
J. A. McAI.ISTER 4 co.
JOHNSON, WEAVER & co.
augl2-wstriw3u BAu
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Bandusia Seminary.

rINHE next ten months session of the above Inst-
Il tuition, situated the GaIatin Turnpike, two
miles from Nashville, will commence the LIST of
September, 1858, and continue 10 the LIST Of Jnly,
1859 NATH,I, CROSS
aupI1-dktriwIma
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From the ~. Y. Herald.
Summary of Submarine Cables.

The following is correct table of the
number and length of the submarine cables
laid down in the different parts of the world