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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-21
UNIVERSITY PLAcE, franklin County, Tsnn.,{
August ist, ls5o.


ESI9NS Tor the buildings Of TIE University 81 the South
u invited from The AFchtses q The United States
The building for which designs more Immediately Feq1ed
Is the main b1ag Of tie group fhe design for this bunding
contemplate central structure. Aanke b sO Wings he
whole 70 be two stories high.
The upper story Of the central structure . Be ased a an
Exhibition Hall. It be constructed With galleries,
upon the Of Music, with fittings hr
twenty hundred persons Ths lower story % b divided INTO
ofces for the business cepartments Of the University
cf the wings arranged iOr raEJ, win rooma
underneath for unpssknz storfnE The other wing BE-
constructed aGaisy o. ARR e lover story o. 5hen 70 Be
used academy Of design.
The plans must contemplate building Of stone, which shall
be througbou The EBgs % b % eonsTHed ~ =
ADMIT OF extension.
For further psrtiua resnes this and the other bud
ues 70 he eerc application must be made TO TIE Executive
COMMITTEES. 80 -. -
hedssan which nay adopted viii Be pac fOr. All others
will Be suhiert 70 he order Of he Arcnitects.
designs must Be Forwarded - 81 % resch University Piacs
by ne Isl day October and mast be addressed he Bxeu
dive COMMITTEES University Place, FEAnk1 County TsApessee.
By order Of the ExecRtye Conmttse.
LBONTDAs POLK,
8TRPHEN EiLIOTT. , $40 COHt1tfttes.
eco r. HAIRBANKs,
an.
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- %et'. q r''''''''',7' u s sH
Upland Z" ....... E. So ..........-5 9l6
Liverpool 1903 bOles Of which l,O45OO bales
American.
LATET.-LIvERPooL, Saturday afternoon, Aug. lL-Per
steamer ArG6d-Cotton day lO0O0 bales Of which
spectators and exporters closing steady and m
BreadIu steady firm. Provisions dull, sales unmpOr-
tant.
LoEpoN-saiurday .-ConIols 49, 99SH.
Bullion decreased the Bank Of England during the week
f2O7OO Money generally unchanged and in good demand
BavEE-Coton the 5000 bales Holders are
pressing on the market New Orleans oIdraie 9 Bias
sOf. Stock at HAIre, g, a bales.
LIvnrooL-LATEsr.-Yelow and Mixed Corn aaI Lard
firm 6Gasls Sugar quiet. Coffee dull Spirits Of TurPen
tine 3lE.
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FOR COUNCILMA.N.
PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS.

We authorised to announce s. CHEATHAM as s can
ddate for election, Councilman from the 5Ih Ward,
At the ensuing Municipal election. june7-td.
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Public Speaking.

for the large pledged To the support Of Douglas and
johnson, will accompany Col L. ynes and Hon. Baile
Peyton and will fill all the above appointments with them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-21

We authorized 70 YOUxa . candidate for
Mayor At the Lg Municipal elerh0n laugl9-dt5e
We author Eed to JOHN HusH candi-
date for Mayor sihe cushing municipal election. uly2l-de
We authorised to s. N. HoLIIEsswoRTH as
candidate for election to the Office Of Mayor
ncpsl Elec ion julyI2-te
We authorised to R. CHEArKAM as a candi
date for Mayor the ensuing Municipal election juIylG
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RarrninsI Rarrnins

We are offering large stock of Goats, Vests,
Shirts and Drawer for Mems and Boys wear at cost
for cash. WARD, BERNINGH4M, & Co.,
inlHI7-Im No. 20 Public Square,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-21

At the broadway Mills.
A CONSTANT supply Of New Flour; Unboted Flour, and
n Fresh Meal D. D. DICKEY,
iuly2e-H Agent
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"THE BLOODY FmsT."-It will be remembered that
of the surviving heroes of the FIRST Regiment of
Tennessee Volunteers in the Mexican War, to cele-
brate the battle of Monterey. This meeting took
place at the house of Col. WN. D. CAMPBELL, the
commander Of the Bloody First" near Lebanon
the object was not simply to commemorate for once
that hoty contested field of battle but it was there
agreed that they should meet annually as long as
more than one of those gallant soldiers should
vive. Hartsville was chosen as the next place of
meeting The Huntsville Pldindedler says We want
to see them here Here was the residing place of
some who fell in that memorable struggle and they
had as brave hearts and we're as true soldiers as
ever were enlisted in country's cause; and 9TH
ers still surviving are here. Yes, on the 2lst of
next month we want to see every man of those
heroic survive at this place. and promise for'them
a hospitable, warm reception. We append the fol-
lowing from a communication in the Shelbyville
True Union on this subject
"As there are but few of the odd soldiers now
living, it will be a of qualification to Capt
Bennett, Lieut. Duffy, and others residing in that
section Of country, TO have full an attendance of
the First Regiment possible; and take the hber-
" of promising for them, that those who 60 TO
Huntsville on the 2lst of next month shall be re-
ceved with open arms and can of truth say after
leaving there, that they were glad they went.
Il write this merely for the purpose of calling at
tention to the fact that there will be meeting at
the time and place designated, hoping and believ-
ing that all who are advised of 1t in season, will
take up the Zine of march at the word of command.
You may count me in, sure
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Foreign commercial.

LIVERPOOL, August IOPsr steamer North AnsrieG-Of
the weeks Cotton sales spectators took 2Oo bales and exporters
10 500 bales The steamers from the United States caused
advance Wednesdays sales 900 bales, with large
speculative inquiry Sales friday 1000 bales Of which specu'
latrrs and exporters took 600 bales closing nrm.
OrIes Fair e
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ST.. LOUIS. Aug 2O-Ss counties official give
F. Jackson 64732; Orr 1882; H. Jackson abou
5000; Gardenhire about 6OO0. 81 counties unheart
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NATIVE WINEs-A TEMPERANCE APOSTLE OF THE
Right SoRT.-While at fernando last Monday we
had the pleasure of examining the vineyard Of DIR.
Henry Dockerty, and of testing the qualities OF the
wine made therefrom upon the premises 1t was a
rare treat to wander through the well trained and
thrifty vines, and mark
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by TELEGRAPH.


Arrival 81 the Steamship z1nas
NEw YoRK, August l9.--The Steamship Etna
from Liverpool the 7th via QueensfaEn the Sth, ar
rived this morning. Her news is mainly antics
pated
Russia sends four ships Of the line and two frig
ates TO Syria
Napoleon conferred the grand cross Of the Legion
0. honor on Abdel-Kadsr for services at Damascus
The Governors General Of Damascus and Bey
rout were suspended and arrested.
The Sandman Government have negotiated a loan
OF l5J,000.0O0 liyres at SOL francs.
pated.
The sloop-of.war John Adams was at Foo Chow.
The steamers Hartford and Saginaw were al
Shanghai
The British Government are decided upon having
the whole ironpated steam floating batteries put in
state of thorough repair, and made ready for inn
mediate service.
England declines to actively join the Syrian ex-
petition.
1t is rumored that the Neapolitan ENJOYS at Tu-
rim, seeing the mpossibility of concluding an ALI
anee between Sardians and Naples, were to leave
Turin forthwith.
1t is rumored that the Paris regiments of the line
would be increased from l02 to ITO.
Arrival of the North America.
NEW YORK. Aug. 2O.-The steamer North Ameri-
ca has arrived at Farther Point with Liverpool
dates of the llth
OOtlOn safes OF LDe week csSOD bdleS. superior
qualities advanced one-fourth and middlieg quail
ties one-eigLth Sales Friday 10000 bales closing
firm. Orleans MiddlIng Cd. Breadstufs quiet, but
firm. Provisions very dull. Consols 93(9935. News
meagre and unimportant.
Arrival OF the Arabia.
New YORK, Aug. 2O.-The steamer Arabia ar
rived at four o'clock Sunday afternoon.
LONDoN-The decline in funds is owing to the an
nouncement of three million loan for India.
The weather has been unfayorable for crops
The steamer City of Baltimore arrived at Liver
pool on the Sth.
The ship Petropos arrived at Havre, reports see
ing on the 18th of June in II S. IS W. the Ameri-
can ship Robert Kelly but it is presumed that it is
a mistake as ethe Kelly was given over for lost
months ago.
Reports are current that the English Government
proposed to send Lord Stratford De Radcliffe En-
voy to Constantinope to advise the Sultan.
China adviees via Russia say that the insurgents
are within IA miles of Pekin.
The British feet leaves Hong Kong forthwith
having been detained by adverse winds
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In 10th, 5000 Tennessee per cent Bonds
AHA st aoe and als0oo eo Fe tele4rarh on
i 81. 1c.s II ~ 4
LUG ioan u Soo-
In Philadelphia the 6 there vas sale Of Tsnneeze5 per
cent. Bonds at SIC.
]
New Orleans Market, AmRu9G
cQTroN ~. 49,, f- - ~, --. a,-,r.
portion OF the eef The supplv q b though very liberal
for the sesson l short Fl a ssF OF burers and fuller
prices we're realized In most Of the TRANSACTIONS better demand
ha also prevailed for old crop tore on the part Of but few
huyers and The busnes atorser has been on srexhat ID
reasd scae TIE snes cf ne ~ have erraeed about os00
bales coursne 2s0 on Saturday. 1850 on ionday 900 on
Tueaav 3Q an Wedneaiv COG o Thurs av and 600 tc dav
the market closing AZ about the rsgs Of he foo1ng
which are Tor old ana new irop: -
-.
Oio CROP l,...,,.. new crop ,o,<s ma
-'''''''''' NY ~ ~ We
6s s,,'...''-'' 80
yooe yrainary o7sa7s 1eoilns 3ar.--'-.ti7s it<
40" "loellng.-.--. 90 ; haif 7---'..-......-.
New CorToH Of crop during the week have
about 1900 isles, mostly pricss cosng
ct our quotations
Tha recenfa NJ during haies
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Valuable College street Property for
sale at Auction.

nH SATURDAY Sept Isl, q 10 o'clock n, WI Bsll
~ public sale At he Court Holss that Vanabls Col
lsge stre ifontng eighty 1 feet College ssst and
ing Capitol Avenue handrsd and g I've upoa which
there comfortable dwelling house and brick oes In
vsstment this property presents ndunls unsurpassed ~
Ia ne cry Of Nashville, examination q which Il only
necessary 20 conhFm this belief Thstefs and made
tnosu day Of sale Persons Wishing 70 purchase privately
DO 80 b. calling s undsgnel he ocs o. fRE.ca,
1AwIs RirB r. q FRENCH
Nashville, August IS, 1s60
Ps.-HsyinS removed 70 he oonnlry possession given
immedately. H. 81
ALSO,
WI oer at public sale time and place. % Ret rone
and lo7 deep and ao1ng ne fe E4rsnOae
now being erected By A Hamilton, Esq Tsrms IaeT.L
auKl5-d tisl sept lee H. > lhsNSn.
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sale of Valuable TOwn Lots i'm CO.
Iumbia.
ON ihs Goth Of September 1850 we will sell TO Ii highest
bio der. a credit Of one, two and three years,
a Tract OF Land containing about Eighty
Acrebs
Ito be divided into suit p0rchasers and lying on the
West Of the adjoining the lands OF hayes
W Dale AID K Mcclure Bond and approved security viii
be required Of the purchaser and lien retained.
GREY P. WEBB,
aasl6-dtv&vtds THos. J. GoFR.
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PIANO TUNING AND KEPAIRHG.

~ W. KIBBEK viii henceosih naxs Nslesins ss psI-la
NJ nent residence, and viii TINS ElanoA9 D<844as
and VI lodeOns By year single sas - an VztA9
often A. rsauir since he viii pend - eat le ssek n every
onfl II ~ ctv and vicinity. viii visit regularly n
tnvns In nl1Is Vest Easl lanne ara vera Aa1ana
ADD Mississippi. Orders lslt Il Benson Oos hasc store o.
e- piano Rooms. church street. CammgnicHiions ~
nsIl VII Be promptly atts1dod . aprn a.ts&s4
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Satisfactory.

To buy Goods from your home Merchants Who spend great
deal Of time getting up stocks direct from the Manufacturers 10
satisfy pesss section Of country.
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Rutherford Land for sale.

WILL ss ny -u, eonanins lloo aeIss fss t.sst sa.y
divides itself into he North and SCUM
sons's Err he frovelssnfs consisting o. dwelling house,
onthouses a eetton gin, al ny ns cou1
well Haaersd and tnbessd, Eizn s''is ''l''''-7'' -
TeTS VERY lberai Intsfe pay sor tine ne papers
STATE o. County Bonds - thetr Salle HoGd
sF aaitabe residence - aurifsesooroash
or Lebanon veil ipsosed seala p % - ~ - - llen.
:. - a1.1rsr osttls, Pantstion Dten1la, &C &c
AM Fe1tisnsn Fho desires . fic.ss tArn on
IL Seer 10 rs LESDsEU LcuIn BaoHN Of NASHVILLE
' ~ sss.-t-9n BLO0AFIELD RIDLEY.
1asaviIs Journal eopy month IN ssskg and end BIZ
his ofBcs fos celsetion.
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WhoIesonae BFead!

TsxHE HHkT cHEER VAST oAKEs Eaks Ne sssstsIland
most uhelesone brsad-ReFer an % lia8-
have Just rscsiEed lefge let iIe.a o1 les herE
frfyIf-tf AkckENzIR 4 NIAcHLN-
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A Family Residence for Sale


A Family Residence for Sale.
HAVE improved lot Of forty i've Land
three miles Of Nashville, fronting the Louisville branch
pike healthy suaon. good spring and stock water
ientbuidng variety OF fruit and ornamental trees grapes
and strawberries good School and Ch rch in sight, the soil
adapted to garden, and may divided into Lots
This year. sold two hne bargains in land, and will give
other il applied to soon, as intend to move
July q, '60-dkvlmS THOMAS BATE
THE EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
ON the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad will commence
running sd day Of July in close connection with
the Express Trains Southern lines via Charleston
and Savannah, continue during the business
Through time from New York, eight days
juy2s-f E. w COLE, supernteDdept
z1@ Lyons Magnetic insect
49, POWDER Externina.es Bed Bugs. Reaches
icks, Ants, Garden Insects, &c. cOataias poison.
Lyons Magnetic pills.
ARE CERTAIN DEATH TO RATS AND NICE.
SOLD KvKRYwKKRE-
| FRUIT JARS
! GtToNE co.'s FRUIT JARS, Tor sale BY
y augH kAISs, BLOWN CO.
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FOR MAYOR.

We are authorised to J. AEsss, ia, Is csnd
date Alderman from the 5th Ward 1T the ensuing Muncps
election. auRB-tde
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-23

MAYOss cOURT.--Yssssrday The following cases we're
disposed Of b., hs Mayor;
RO Hogan for being drunk and disOrderly, and carry
Ing sung shOs required to give security Tor n APP
arancs al the next Grand Jury term Of the Huslags
Court and to keep the peace meanwhile .
MeriEether Roach was charged with beating his VIE
Emily Roach This i The second time, in SIX weeks
that he has been arrested this charge His residence
il on 5th street. between Byrd aud Canal party Of
Young men we're about lynch him Saturday, before Of
Rcer Crone took him into custody.
Charles Bernard a struggling vagabond from New
York was 20 the changing IN default OF security
W. & Davis for assAutng Wash, slave OF I. d. Hard
grove was 6ned IS.
WIN. TbOmpsO5, for assOcialing with negroes, aud
gambling at the house Of Bob Smith, N C., was com
mitied
Bob Smith, + w. c, for permitting slaves to assemble
at and gamble in his house. ordered to BE- punished
VIM Amos, + n. c, was also sent down TO be touched
W. l. Graham. stranger, for fighting in a bar-rOOm,
on l4th street. admitted to bail The case will be
further investigated and t is believed that evidence viii
be adduced to prove that G. was more "snned against
than shining
Alex. Joshua. Z ~ C., and VIM Sheppard, slave from
the schr AlvaradO and John ArthWeu NJ G., rom the
bark Ann Grant Tor coming ashore and going at large
contrary to Law, were each ordered 70 be punished
Arhwe incurred an extra dose BY reason Of his inso-
, lence 20 the policemen who arrested him.
Peter Scott, + W. g., for stealing gold watch and
chain valued at $50 from Dr.. in. Brooks, remand
ed for trial before the Hastings Court.
Thos HALEY, charged with threatening 70 ill 5. J..
Saunders, aud John Moore. charged with beating his
wife appeared 20 answer. Both dismissed
al the request Of the compliments.
VIM Price slave Of c. CreS, Aleck slave Of ThOnf .
n Jones' jim slave Of Elizabeth Peasants and William,
slave Of Green Allen, charged with breaking into
the clothing store Of Darracott Harris Co., Sunday
morning. Case continued uatil to-day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-23

SrsrExArIC-vERT-Some folks have peculiar way
Of making euvers In this city Instead Of excavating
the earth and following up with the masonry rapidly
a. practicable they dig deep ditch two three bun
dred feet 10 length and build the cuvert therein al the
leisure In the meantime the street Is Obstruced with
earth, and dangerous mantrap created. An instance
Of this peculiar mismanagemen. may be oh
street. between Clay and Leigh. Where IS the Supern
tendent Of the Streetss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-23

dustry from Bremen, bound TO Baltimore, is in Lynn
haven bay She lost her opmast in the gale Of Friday
NORFOLK Oct 22-The bark Dambarton went ashore
in the Chesapeake York river on Friday She has
an assorted cargo from Baltimore bound to Kingston Ja-
maica The cargo will be saved, but damaged The YES
sci will probably be total loss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-23

NEw FAmr GRocERY.-We invite atts1tOn to the
advertisement Of NJ. Charles Ford, Who has recently
opened uew family Grocery In Valeniine's Building at
the corner Of Broad and 9th streets. personal in
specon Of Mr. Ford stock enables to say that his
assortment l. very large and comprehensive and worthy
the attention Of housekeepers who desire 70 obtain
choice groceries, rare deicaces, or nice reshes fer
family use.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-23

GOVERNMENT LOAN.

wksaNGroS, Oct 22-Folty 70 6fy bids we're made
for the slOO00OOO loan. With the exception OF Riggs
& Co., Of Washington, there were no bids South OF
Philadelphia The whole aggregate loans bid Tor we're
for less than Sll 900 600. The premiums ranged from
5 TO s9-lOO Of one per cent. premium. The largest
amount bid for was by Riggs & Co., Of Washington
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-23

THE EScAvPNESr.-fhe committee on the plan Of en-
campment viii meet at the Office Of Dr.. o. A. Coenshaw,
near the Spo,tsEoOd HOTEL iodlg at II O'Clock A. ".
20 consider The best mode Of provisioning the troops
The commissioned officers interested in this subject are
invited 20 attend
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-23
NED BUNTLINE's NEW BOOKS,

NEW YORK MERCURY STORIES. Full Of IL
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the Terror Of the JoaSt tale Of privateeng
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Man % FarsMan's Grudge Romance Of the ReVolu
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G. Our Mess or Hunters Of the Gulf tale Of
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Prescott The Curse Fulfilled tale Of the Amer
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-23

ANUsENENTs-The dramatic company will appear at
the Theatre every night this week. in popular plays
At Metropolitan Hail. wyman the Wizard, will exhibit
mill further notice
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-23

CHEsrERErELD COUSTT.-The aggregate vote in this
county At the late special election Vas for Cox 7o5 and
Nash 5Si Deduct the vote Of Manchester from these
figures and add the vote given At that precinct for Cog
gin 70 Cox and the vote for Letcher 70 Nash the result
L As follows: Cor s3S Nash ass Coxs majority SIS.
This would have been about the result If al the Eel and
Douglas men in Manchester bad voted for Gen. Coz Mr.
Nash fully Of this fact and does not pretend 70
claim bis election a. a party victory.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-23
SPLENDID STOCK OF

A VARIETY OF NEW BOOKS, Received at
n MORRIS bookstore,
81 Main Street
Brief BIogrRPherN; BY SAMUEL SIN les author OF sef
and "Le George Stephenson, with Steel Plates sao
The Glaciers ofthe Alps; being account Of the ORR
and phenomena Of Glaciers tl5O
Over the Cliff; by Charlotte ohanten. g.
women OF tho south Distinguished In Luer-
allure, Illustrated with portraits oa steel BY Mary Forrest
Vo. qta morocco antique sill, 20
The Loves and HeroInea of the POets.-Edted By
Richard Heary stoddard qo. extra gilt and
gpiendidly Illustrated with steel plates. el2 90
ALSO
The Strangers Strntagen, The double deceit and
other storiss BY Sarah J. O. whitesey. u 20
The NfOther-in. Law,s tale Of Domestic Lfe-By Mrs
Enma D. v N. souihEoith cloth II IS paper 81 90
Notes on the Parable OF Our LOrd.-By Richard
Chenevx French. Condensed 81 ~
A Year with Maggie and Emuan.-A true story col
ted by MAiit J. Mcintosh. 63etA
Later FaaaVsn and POems.-By T BAbnEton MacaulAy.-
Nev and revised edtlon IS cts
The Life OF george WashingtOn.-By I'd .Ard Ever
ett 81 90
The Eighth Commandment -Bv Charles Rsade. rs es
Remi nj sc rnces OF q Omeer of zOuavea. 81 90
RIchmOnd In by-sone days. with glance at
the Preaent.Beng "Reminiscences and aAt words Of an
old etissn. ~ samuel dordseAL New edition, 90
Vol. 4th Rawlin's HerOdituss I've
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-23

RAr-FRAP.-One Of the most ingenious eontriyanees
ever devised BY man. is selEadjusting spripgrap, on
exhibition at the Union Fair. piece Of metal in the
shape Of an inverted s with three sharp prOugs Ike
fork al each end Is Fixed vertically upon pivots, and in
front Of i, is hinged platform upon which the rat must
step in approaching the bait The slightest pressure
upon ths reaeherous platform causes The to make
sudden revolution the prongs strike the in the face
and in "ess than aiy he IS deposited in box behind
the trap from whence there il no escape The trap Is
instantly reset and as many choose 10 90 for
ward are impaed and hurled into the box.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-23
uoV JOENN ROTrS IN PETERSBURG,

PErERsBURo, Oct 22-The Hon. John N. Bolts was
received the depot this afternoon by large erowdAnd
escorted 10 the Bolingbrook Hotel One hundred guns
was fred in honor Of his visit He speaks tonight at
PhUnix Hall.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-23

vERr SlcK-We regret to learn that Lieut. Jeryis S.
Truehsar Is, Lieut. Of the Night Watch lying serious
" m a. bis residence on ShOckoe Him. The disease from
which be il suffering Is pns'uaonia.