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Frazer's River, where they are said to have
recently found gold than ever was in CalIfor~
MIA empties into Pugets Sound just beyond latitude
49. It consequently belongs TO the Hudson's Bay
Company, which has the exclusive right to trade
there
IL must Of course, be remembered that the Demo-
crazy accepted latitude 40 as our boundary, after
loading the atmosphere with oaihs that they would
accept nothing short Of 81 40 If they had got what
they sWore they would have, the gold would have
been in the United States instead Of being as it now
is, in the British dOminiOn.-LOuiaUils Journal
The Cincinnati Enquirer, commenting On this ex-
tract refers to the fact that every vote in the Senate
Of the u S. in favor Of adhering to the line of 81
40, was Democratic The opposition, embracing
many Of the Journals pet politicians, voted unani-
mousy for the line of AZ degrees thus defeating the
efforts of the Democracy to establish treaty, by
which We should have confirmed our right to the
territory which contains the rich gold mines on
Frazers River. Should Mr.. CRITTDSDzN be nomi-
mated for the Presidency in 1860, the Journal will
be found defending him from the very charges which
it is now urging against the Democratic party, aud
justifying him for voting against the line OF 81 49,
although itnOw censures the Democracy for failing to
establish that line.
had the right of seardh been conceded to Great
Britain, as the Journal desired, that paper would
no doubt have reprOached the Democracy for the
concession.
-" THUBLoW WEED Nor DEAD YET" This is the
caption of an article in the n. y. Herald We see
nothing in the fact to call out the Herald comments
for we all know that ''ilI wseds are hard TO kill
The New York Post says the Know Nothing
leaders trying to sneak into the Republican party
and oautins the republicans against them. The
Editor of the Post remembers that BELL and CRIT
TENDEE have been fatal to every party which they
ever supported and consequently rejects their over
lures with scorn. Poor fellows where can they 60
The Louisville Journal says that the new en-
trance to the capitol Washington will cost more
than all the Democrats who pass through it would
sell for. This habit Of pricingp lticans has become
habitual pith the Editor Of the Journal since the
Know NOthiDgs bought him, and he evidently has
the vanity to think that a Democratic Congressman
is worth no more than he sold for We would inform
our vensl contemporary that Democrats are not for
sale, and should he enter the door Of the capi
toll with any such ides he would be kcsd out Of it.
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aheIbyviIlo nEsdioaI Coners.

We have received the announcement of The open
ing session Of this institution which commences on
on the First of November next with free prellmi-
nary course oflectures in October We are glad to
to see that Nashville is likely to become the great
centre Of Medical Education for the Southwest.
We have, already, in this city. the most fourishng
Medical School in the South and one of the best in
the Union. The establishment of new school here
viii attract large additional number of Students
to the city, while the amount of professional talent
which it viii invite hilher from distance, will CON
tribute materially to the already high reputation
which Nashville enjoys, for the eminenoe and learn
ing Of its medical men. Among the faculty Of
Shelby College, we observe the name Of DR.. J.
May Of Washington, D. c., who has won for himself
a naiional reputation as 4 surgeon DR.. Hsskins Of
GAINESVILLE Tenn, the Professor Of Theory and
Practice, has no superior in the country either as
skilful practitioner or as a learned and profound
medical philosopher. His achievement in the fields
Of scientific and professional labor, widely and
favorably known andappreeisted. We congratulate
the trustees of the college on their good fortune in
securing the services of these two distinguished
gentlemen in the important Departments, committed
to their care The other chairs of the institution
are filed by physicians of high standing in their
profession most Of whom are residents of this city,
and are faYorably known in the community. For
the progress of medical learning, the improvement
of the city, and the reputation Of State, we re-
joice in the prosperity and prospects Of our Medical
Schools.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
l. Collegiate Department,

MILITARY COLLEGE

IT AIRY COLLEG
J. BEsRES LIDzLE n. D. D. D. Chancellor Of the University
=, and Professor Of Chemistry and Geology.
Vo .. superintendent Of the Military College ard
JA'fEs P HA,LTos, An, Professor Of Mathematics Natural Phil
J. a. Stewart AN, Professor Of Greek and Latin Languages
P. Z. J. THTssEss NJ, Pro,sssor Of French and TvDy
T. s. BLAcKU AM ND, Professor Of Botsny and Natural
Rev. ]. " .HoYTr, An Nd Professor Of Mental and Mora,
Philosophy, and Biblical Literature.
g, f. WINSTON, ND, Surgeon.
The gt term OF the next Academic year commences on the eO
september, and the second term 18th Of February.
Iunon boarding. washing, fuel, rooms, servants Attendance
are required % furnish their which done al
Sse ~ rent or purchase. Engineering, French Spanish
term Of twenty weeks % % -
In ths regular Collegiate Course the ancient reputation of the
taned and at the time every facility aord tos who de-
sire to pursue partial course Besides the our regular College
Of age will not be admitted.
By the aid Of military discipline effective government Is est
habits, are promoted.
Of the Faculty. July J. 1858.
H. Medical Department..
SESSlON 1s5S-9.-The seventh annual Cou=ss Of Lee
- lures in this Institution will on Monday the % Of
November next and continue till the first ensuing March
THOMAS R. JENNINGS, N. D. Professor Of Anatomy
j. BERRIES LOsLY, NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry and Phar
C. K. wsToS, N D. Professor Of 1Iatra Meca and Medical
Physiology.
JOH NJ wATsOS, NJ D. Professor Of Obstetrics and the Diseases
Of Women and Children.
PAU T. Eve, n D., Professor Of Principles and Practice Of
Surgery.
W. K BOLo, NJ D., Professor Institutes and Practice Of
Medicine.
WILLIAM T. BEIaes, NJ. D. Adjunct Professor and Demousa.or
The Anatomical Rooms viii be opened for students on the first
Monday in October (he 5th).
PIettadTy Course Of Lectures free all students Will
De gwen by the Professors commencing also the first Monday
Of October.
The Tennessee State Hospital under the direction the Facu
ty is open to the class free Of charge
Cnque has been established in connection with the Uner
a at which operations are performed, and prescribed
and lectured upon in the presence Of the class.
Amount Of fees for Lectures slO5 Marculaon fee Cpad
once only, So Practical Anatomy, So Graduation fee s
Good boarding be procured for 50 81 per week For
further information or Catalogue, apply to
W. K. BOWLING, II D.. Dean Of the Faculty.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July, Is5s-iy23
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Musical Amateurs Of Nashville.
CROSS CREEK FTRNACE FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale this superior Iron property situated in Stew
county, Tenn, Il miles CarksViile, advan
tgeous the purchaser The Furnace excellent
ming condition. having been in blast through the whole Of last
year. and performed extraordinarily we'll She has the greatest
The quality Of her Iron is No. ], be learned inquiry
from who has used it. She has been in blast only three
years and four months, and the TIMBER which abundant i'm
meiaty at the stack entire side and at convenient dis
all round. she has the best machinery in the State which
in first condition. The is from quarter Of
mile 70 mile and half from the Furnace. There is cut
the ground about 1900 WOOD 10 excellent condition for
c0ag from the faet Of which four loads be easily made
will sell the whole together, the following
TERMSOne cash payment, the balance in three equal annual
payments without interest payable in Pig Irou twenty six
dollars, the bank Of the h this advantage TO the pu
chaser, II Iron goes below that will stand the loss but
rises above it will take it in payment at the market value to
be fixed by dsinerested parties II wishes to embark in
the business and will look the property they viii buy
June 2O-wtf G. A. uARREL.
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A NOBLE ERTERPRIsE. The New y rk Aelrs an
nOunces that WV. B. Aston, Esq, Of that city, has
determined to build three magnificent steamships
so constructed that they can be used for commercial
or naval purposes. The object that Mr.. AsToR has
in view, is to give work several thousand suffering
mechanics and labOTers at present out of employ
ment When the vessels are completed, he will offer
them for sale to the T. S. Government, and in case
that it should decline, to the European powers
Any surplus that may remain after payment of the
cost Of construction and reasonable interest, Mr.
AsTOR intends to divide among the worbmcn.
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na-A letter from Rome Of 18th June, to The Lon
don Post says: Yesterday morning secret oOnsisto-
~ vas held at the Vatican, in which his Hghness,
after harangui1g the assembled cardinals, announe-
ed al addition to their number in the person Of
MonsignOr ROdfgues, patriarch Of Lisbon. The
Pope likewise created another cardinal, but reserSN
ed the Of the prelate in ps1tO. Among the &c"
olesiastioa promotions that followed was that Of Dr.
o'Ragan, from the see of Chicago, ILL.,, to the Bish-
opric Of Dor or Dora, IN partiHas iatfdelium.
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b. A business letter from Livington county,
Mo-, dated on the 18th, says: "Our crops are very
backward, owing to the wet season. The wheat
is one half lost by rust Oats not worth cutting
and corn in fair way for the frost to save the
people from gathering it. This country (Grand
ri7er) has been flooded with the highest water ever
known, doing great deal of damage"
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HoHN,s Observation-Disclosures

P0pe's FIOmer1s Mad, FIl,1na1's ulu5tr.t,sus
POPe's 1Eomsr's Odyssey, Fiarman's Iiir-.-sf.sss-
POpe,s Life and Letters illustrated.
NineVah and its Palaces go eugrarnas
Tassess Jerusalem DeIEvercd,72 iIia5trations
DupS7s Lives 81 Michael Angelo ana Ha-
pkeal, illustrated With j. 6ne ensraTines.
virgins Dante, with lFazlaan's ulustrations.
KittO's Scripture Londs, with Maps and eulyiu7s.
Walkers Manly Exercises Illustrated
China and Siam, With 100 illustrations.
Life OF Wellington. D. an old soldier. Ilustrsial.
Nlcoihni's History Of the JesuitSs win Portraits.
india from the Earer Times, 100 uIusrtious.
ROnAes in tho l9si century, % illustrations.
H0tins Guide 70 the knowledge Pottery Porcelan and
other objects Of verta. Engraviaes
DidrOn's Christian EconOgrapEay, with De Hi
tory Of Chrln art in The Middle Ages. Numerous ulustra-
uons.
For sale By ". r.. BERRY & Co.,
PUBLIC soUARr
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NAIrAREE EOOKs.

BRUCE's TRAVELS TO DISCOVER THE SOURCE OF
Nile in the years I76, 90, ~, Il, -, p. vols 4O. calf
Fine copy.
BRYANT's NEW SYSTEM, Or Az ANALYSIS OF ANCIENT
Mythology. vols 4to. calf.
- This work established iheautors regulations profound
Schoiar.-LOwsDEs.
BELLS NEW PANTHEON, OR HISTORICAL DICTIONARY
Of the Gods DsmGods, Heroes, and Fauious Pesonagl Of
Antiquity &c Richly smbellishsd with characteristics Prn.s-
vol. 40. Russia Fine copy.
TOOKE'S PANTHEON, EEPRESENTING TUE FABULOUS
History Of the Heather Gods. vol. Emo With COP
per Cuts Of the several Deiues.
THE LATIN VCLGATE. sVOLs. FOLIO. VENICE, f73l-.
CAL9IET's DICTIONARY OF THE BIBLE. VOLS. 4s
calf Tine cory.
BEAUTIES or LONDON AND NIDDLESEX OR AN HISTOR
icaI Survey Of the Metropolis Britain, including
sketches Of its cuTirons, and typographical account Of %
most remarkable place, &C. vols royal syo calf Vine
copy.
PARIS AND ITS ENvIRONs- IN A SERIES OF PTCTUR-
sue views taken expressly for this Comprising views
Of the Seine, Churches Palaces Bridges Catacomss, Street
&C. vol. 4to. half morocco.
TIE WORKS OF HENRY FIELDING. 4 VOLS. Lto CALF
Zine copy. For sale by
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CURIOUS DoINGs IN TExAs.-The Jefferson (Cass
nn,,r.--A Igr-..t. Of Tho -Lh int sn,,s.

CURIOUS DOINGs IN TENAs.-The Jefferson (Cass
county, Gazette, of the 9Th inst, says:
Thirty men, armed and equipped, recently went
from Grimes into Polk county to recover horse
that they asserted had been stolen from & man
uancd Gibony. According to their report, they
stopped in the neighborhOod Of Livingston and
struck a camp, and sent Two Of their party TO town
to rec9uuoitre or Paglay, as might be necessary
These found sixty or seventy armed mea in town
who were prepared 10 meet them. They then re-
turned to camp. The sheriff Of Polk county soon
after made his appearance at the head of one hun
bred and fifty men, and with bench warrant from
Judge Maxcy for their arrest. They were then ali
very quietly taken charge of and marched out Of
the county and told to 60 home aud behave them>
selves The Polk party said they did not doubt but
that the horse was stolen, but there were not men
enough in Grimes county to take him by force.
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BaE- The London Post says: eve understand uPr
on good authority that the friends Of Lady BulWer~
LyttOn, who has recently been placed in lunatic
asylum near London are about to take steps to en-
deavOr to establish her sanity by appeal to the
legal tribunals of the country"
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CHANCERY COURT AT CAMDEN.

Malnda Merick ct ais, By their friend, Aaron Lawler,
James T. Merrick Ct dis.-Original BILL
appearing the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master from
allegation the Bill, which TO, that james z. Mer
rick and james Merck, Of the defendants in this cause
nOnrdeuts Of the OF Tennessee, that the ordinary pro
Of the law served upon them il is therefore ordered
by the Clerk and Master that publication he made i'm the tiOn
and AericH newspaper published in the city OF Nashville
for four weeks requiring the said james Msck
and james Merrc appear next Chancey Court 20 be
held for the Of Benton, the ih Monday in september
and plead, dmur compliments bill, the
will he taken for confessed and for hearing 1yts
% them. This june eth, 1853.
junel2-W4 prs 50 d. p. HUDSON. c. & u.
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ST LOUIS, July q, 1853.
A gentleman direct from Salt Lake City states
that communication is kept up daily between the
Peace Commissioners and Brigham Young, and the
most peaceful feelings prevail
Gen. Harvey was met on the 9Th st O'FaIjon's
Bluff, lO2 miles west Of Fort Kearney. Colonel
Monroe was ct scOtt's Fort and Colonel Nav At
Plum Creek
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Ba-Cen. WARD 3. BURSErT has accepted the APP
poiutment Of surveyOr-General for the Territories
Of Kansas and Nebraska, and win leave Immediate
ly for the purpose Of entering uHOn the discharge of
his duties.
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The Telegraph Gable.

WAsHISGToN, July 24-Capt. Henderson, in a
letter to the Naval Department, dated Queenstown,
July s. says that the Niagara was then awaiting the
arrival of the Agamemnon and Valorous, when he
hoped to start again to the rendezvous in seven or
eight days, under more favorable auspices of Wea>
tber Lhan was experienced in June.
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ACQUISITION OF CUBA-A telegraphic despatch
in the Baltimore Sun informs that there is good
reason to believe from the recently received infoI-
nation, that cur government is nov il fair way
to acquire the Island of Cuba This is derived,
SAYS the Sun, from an unquestionable source.
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FFVHERE be had az r. D. BLCJIS Plain Ornamental
Engraving Estahshmdnl- seals for Mas0us, l. o. o. p.
sons Of Temperance Notares Public Insurance, Eruad ami
Plank Road Companies, Courts Sufes &C., Also,
hoats- Post Office Stamps Steel Stamps engraved 90 order for
Blacksmit and Syerms, in fact for al those Manufacturers
who may wish stamp their uas "a ss upon their
These stamps warranted % stamp Silver, G0ld Brass, Iron
and uutempered Steel without the slightest injury the stamp
itself
Stencils Of kinds made ORDER Jewelry made and re-
paired. y. d. BLUM,
Dderek street, doors from the Public square, opposite the
Republican Banne Ofice- apr1o-dtun3
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Crops IN INDIANA-The indianapolis lind Sem
ti7sl thinks that, on the WHOLE the crop of wheat
in that State will exceed that Of last year In La
porte county alone it is estimated that there will be
a surplus of 5000 bushels for shipment. The
grass crop is fine all over the State. Oats are une-
qua, in some localities an average crop, while in
others an almost total failure.
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ny RUSH ELMoRE has been appointed Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court Of Kansas, vice S. g.
Gro resigned.
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Hoe CHOLERAIN MIssIssIPFI-The Coahoma Citi>
zen, Of the 18th inst, says " The hog cholera is
making sad havoc among the hogs in this county
DR.. A. Whitaker had l47 in a pen, and all but 30
died in few days. DR.. R L. Rozell has lost
great portion of his, and our friend Finis Shelby
has also lost about 80. The disease is general
throughout the county"
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pA-G. P. r. JAMES has accepted the Cor sul~Gen>
eralship Of Odessa, and is about to leave Rich'
mond.
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IN CFIANCERY A GAINsRORO.

Samuel E How rs Lnsey Griffith and oters-Orignal Bill.
N motion and appearing the satisfaction Of tie CIyrk
and Master adavit fP. II. Leslie, panakts
solicitor defendants sally VI. Nnzant, Jonas C. Grh,
II. Gains, and Polly Gains residents Of the State
Of Tennessee IL ordered that publication be made
cessiye weeks the Union Gd AHetcuH newspaper pub
sied in NASHVILLE Tennessee, requiring said defendants appear
the next term Ciaucery he held county
Jackson Court House in Of Gansbcr1 the
Wednesday after the % Monday July then
there enter their compinan said b Judgment
confessed viii against them, and this
hearing &c Ddftc as to them.
iuuel2-W4t prs fsG 50 ". II. Bolts, c. & ".
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Hea "a delegate from Georgia to the Cincinnati
Convention proposes JONI C. BREoKxRrDGE, of
Kentucky, for President, and HoRATro SEYMOUR, of
NeE York, for Vice President
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BaA. The cholera has broken Ous at St. Peters
burg, and Paris just now is very unhealthy-suf
fsring from typhoid, scarlet fever, and the small
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A Carriage Horse strayed or Stolen.

an LAST EVENING from post before the resi-, IN
dence Of Judge Nancy, about o'clock, a fine Vrx-
grey horse, about I6 hands high either broke loose or I'D
stolen. He finely formed with perfect eyes, " u
rather short and rather white tail with only one marx
which behind his right fore shoulder produced BY
wound from stake leaving the hair the hide white had
black saddle upon him, Bride and martugaes-he saddle
of Spanish and the end og the rein OF list lie
walked WE'LL and is fine harness horse very gentle Upon his
return to at my residence, viii literally any
july27 dim W. n. DILBO.
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Eea- Letters from Europe and India speak of the
remarkable heat Of the season. The last accounts
from India reported the intense heat of the country
appears to have fatal effect upon the English
troops. In the 85th Regiment eighty four deaths
Of sPOpleIy were announced. The London theatres
have been deserted on account of the great heat
and several persons are reported to have died from
the same cause.
The drought throughout France is excessive
The Seine is reported to be nearly as low as it was
in l7l9. In England the crops are reported to be
very promising, except in districts where the
drought has effected them. In Spain the harvest is
very fine.
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Important Information.

this season Of the year, family ought to 60 70 rest with
~ out havingn the house Tr1ut and remedy for
choea m0rbus diarrhu disorders that are apt 90 attack
ages and which may result in fatal consequences before phys
clan can be procured.
The Grieubers DHtery syUp only 90 cents per bottle ha
IN the last ten years cured of disorders Of the bowels
no matter how VIOLENT than all other remedies and Prescriptions
put together.
DIR. h1ar. chairman Board Of Health Of New YORK, I'm
the worst cholera season. ccre t- from The time this medicine
was used at the Quarantine ground there not another fatal
case Of cholera.
Dr. De Forrest Commissioner o. Cr0t0n Water Works, rtdes
that lt all % bowel produced h eating
much fruit, from other from let1e soppage
OF the discharges but from chem al change produced BY t In
the contents o. the bowels lltit pr0ucs
the brain. other Or do
rou.h0ut Tennessee and Alabama has always been ound
PROMPT remedy for Bloody Fuy- Itmav had Of al Druggists
and IL the subscriber Patterson & Freeman furniture store.
iel6-u' ALEX. MAC hhNAlA.
zTAgEsEE WORK. subscriber has On hand ne
~ largest and best assortment % Marble ana Marble horkp
ever 0feraI n city Whh be particularly invites the aten-
ton o. the public. He prepared execute All jobs in his line
III r rl5 - go % JAMES SLOAN
4TOTECE.--Uhcreas TIE Legislature o. Tsunesse, at ~
last session, passed. masking i he duty Of The various
in their pectve counties iu order 20 ascertain the q The
people y to whether shall te called 10 sand,
wise or Constitution ci s state, therefore, 4 EF-
eli smith, Of county, hereby give n0e % The
voters Of county, that viii The h Iausiay Of SEP
teir next open and hold election the various flc
said for the puep0se OF taking said Given uner ny
hand a Office this I'd day q June, l-j5.
EWELL SMITH,
js9O-v2m sheria Of Scott county
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
TSHA1 G.. HARRIS, Governor Of State Of Tennessee: To
all who shall these prentsgreeng Whereas, il has
been that certain F-N.W BURTON, charg
ed with having committed the offence Of ebnent, and has
fed from Justice, and j. running at large:
Now therefore, Isam G. Harris, Governor, aforesaid BY
virtue Of the power AID authority vested, do hereby offer
reward Of $500 any person persons who may appreheud
the said n W. Burton and deliver him 70 the Sheriff Ja0r
Of county Of Davidson order that justice in that behalf
may be had and executed.
In testimony whereof, have heTeunto set my hand and
{ caused great seal state be aixed
10y VILE the 3lst day u May, 1858.
- IsHAM G. HARRIS.
By the Governor.
J. E. R. RAY, Secretary Of State.