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UNIVERSITY PLACE, Franklin County, Tenn.,l
August LIST, 1850. !
To Architects.
H RsIGNS for the buildings Of the University Of the South
invited from the Architects Of the United etates
building for which designs Immediately required,
is the main building group The design for this building
must contemplate central structure fanked BY WINGS the
whole to be two stories high
upper story Of the central structure to be used
Exhibition Hall 1t must be constructed with galleries,
upon plan OF the Academies Of Music, with stings for
twenty hundred persons The lower story divided into
offices the business departments Of the University
One wings must be arranged for Library, with rooms
underneath for unpackng storing &c The other wing be
constructed Gallery Of Art the lower story which be
used $ academy Of design.
The plans must contemplate building Of stone which shall
proof throughout The wings 50 eonstrured az 70
admit OF extension.
Fer further particulars reference this and the other build
lngs to be erected application must be the Executive
Committee.
The design which be adopted will be pai for All others
will be subject to the order Of the Architects
All designs must be forwarded reach University Place
by the st day Of October addressed to the Execu
Committee University Place. Franklin County, Tennessee
By order Of the Executive COMMITTEES.
LE0NIDAs POLK,
STEPHEN ELLIOTT, S,b Committee
GEO B. FAIRBANKS,
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Alleshany spr1ngs.
ia NILS FhVN sbAWsNILLK DkFoT'
Montgomery County, Virginia.

TTNHE Propretors having purchased this Watering
Place in October last, have thoroughly repa red and
furnished it with entirely furniture OF the class and
will open for the reception Of visitors the 18th daT
of june
Having increased and made liberal arrange
for the comOrtOf their guests they themselves
that but few f any Wsterig Places will afford the
fractions this.
1t situated in the county Of Montgomery, 3 from
ShHwsve Depot Virginia and Tennessee Rairoad)
banks Of the Roanoke River and surrounded by
beautiful and attractive scenery be found Gmcng the
Mountains Of Virgins. The Water has acquired reputS
in the asfew years, that it unnecessary anything
in commendsuoB Of it, It ia considered specific
worst dsNrded conditions OF the Stomach Bowels Liver
and proraon Of the system. We might append
number Of certificates from Physicians and others acquainted
with its merits, and TO these might be added Gd iRRitg.
Passengers will a ShGwsville by -Four Horse 0mn
bues them road TO the Springs Persons
leaving Bamr Washington, Richmond. and Petersburg
the morning arrive at the Springs the day. those from
South viii ind the the arrival OF each train
unel9-d4m BOOTH, COLH0UN & 90.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALB
NTIsGINGt to investments, propose to sell
Wv all our Real Estate in Davidson county, as follows
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
SitnSted the Franklin Turnpike within half mie Of the cy
and opposite the residence Of the late Joseph W. H1rton,
Containing about Forty Acres.
This G perhaps, the commanding heTcny Of Nash
ve and is most desirable country residence The house viii
be sold With Y CT 10 Of land The purchaser choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
the Sims Tract situated Smith Turnpike (old
road within .hree miles Nashville containing 800
The soil is good il s well watersd and mbered
bedvded into small tracts Of twenty UPWARDS all Of
which admirably adapted for country residences
Sent and dairy farms Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
read occupied by T. c. MclAmpbel and formerly
by ThOs Harding containing 25e acres This
place well known further descrpton II will
divided 90 suit purchasers T. c. McCamphel will show
these pl aces any one who will cali.
property viii be sold reasonable terms and
on a credit OF one, two, three and four years.
Apply 70 A, " B. Lindsey, Nashville either the
derSig5de, THOs. c. McC AMPBELT,
Six miles from Nashville
J. J.A.MoCAMPBELL,
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THE HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES
VOL VIII

BEING VOL. II. OF THE AMERICAN REHOLUzIOR
BY GEORGE BANCROFT.
Octave. Uniform with the previous Volumes.
This volume comprises the period extending the Battle Of
Bunke Hill the signing Of the Declaration Of Independence
the second OF August Includes among other things the
siege Of Boston. the Negotiation Of England with Russia for
troops, written papers from the Archives England and
France, including letters from George LII and the Empress
Cstharne Canada, private letters pa
pers Of General Montgomery and his family the OF
France and Spain, from very copous documents obtained in
France and Madrid the dnclnaOn Of Turgot the
revolution the French Cabinet the proceedings Of Congress-
inpar from unpublished private journals by the msmbers the
inSurecon in North Carolina, from very full unpublished
temporary accounts the purchase Of German troops from the
fullest collection Of papers, with letters of George Ill and
Germsn Princes Ministers and gents he ancy he
t Colonies the for taking Independent govern
the Virginia Declaration the Rights Man;
Of Suvsns Island in part from materials the Re solution
Of INDEPENDENCE the Declaration Of Independence Signing
the Declaration.
The Of manuscript materials collected for this
very complete unoids the origin progress every
portant MEASURE tracing the progress Of the Revolution
pletsy in reference Of the United States, pre-
senng the subject ALSO history
during the period Of its progress
The history Of the Revolution will be completed in two more
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HAVE RECKYPKD
MEMORIALS OF THOMAS HOOD, Collected
arranged and edited by his Dsuser with Preface and Note
BY his Son. 9 vols
These very interesting volumes contain ali will
gwen to the public Of the details OF private life Of HOOD
They comprise very eopous extracts correspondence and
give to the world for the time numerous
and various literary fragments.
AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL RECOLLECTIONS,
BY the late cHAKr RosEET LEs1ls R. A. Edited by TOx
TAYLOR, Rsq.
This very interesting and important contains the authors
personal reninercss-nevsr before given the WordSh
original fragments the conversation Of many Of
the most noted literary artists Of the present century,
whose familiar scTuanance Mr. LESLIE enjoyed Among
these
colerd dge, sirwslter Scat. Charles Lamb
Sidney Smith, Washington Irving, Washington AlftOni
Wordsworth, Benjamin West Samuel Rogers
Milkie, Turner, Flaxman,
chantrey, EortSoote, Sir Thomas Lawrence,
Landseer, Btothard Constable,
Fuseli, Hayden. Newton, and Others
The volume ls contains copous extracts from the cospon
Mr. Lu among which may befOund several interest
ing letters from WAsHSsToS IRVING hitherto unpublished
THE QUEENS OF SOCIETY. By GRACE and
PHuIs WHARTON.
Biographies Of SARAH Duchess Of Marlborough Madame Re-
land Lady Mary worey Mortgages GeOrgians, Duchess Of
Devonshre; LeiHs Elizabeth Lanson LEL.j; Madame de
sevigne Sydney, Lady Morgan Jane, Duchess Gordon
Madame Recaier Lady Hsrvey Madame stse Mrs Thals
Piozz Lady Caroline Lamb Seymour Dsme La MArquiss
Denord Mrs. Elizabeth Bonssu; Mary,
broke; and La Marquise By GRACE PHILIP
WHARTON illustrated by CHARLES ALTAMoNT DOYLE the
Brothers DALzIEz. ! vol, l2mo.
STUDIES OF ANIMAL LIFE. By GEORGE HENRY
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list OPENED

a Union Street, "a
UK Spring Summer FASHIONS. together vita choice
assortment Of Franch Cloths oassmeres, NssingS, &c,
sS stss nportr0ns which will be made ny IN n uA suPe
rior style, and which Herespecttny nvte attention
'- &c CHARREY 4 co,
B-AIWEys on hand select assortment Of furnishing
Gssds. hAtps
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Large Sale of Land and Negroes.
yINHE undersigned wish SELL private sale, large and
valuable estate in Arkansas, and about hfy Slaves with
Mules and Stock on the same
Northern OF Desha county four miles from the
river Adoins the Lands OF Bynum Foster shsrod
hund Connected With this tract the
WIDOWS Dover in two hundred Aeres more: OF Sncn one nun
& s1 two slaves all carefully selected North Carolina
negroes ony two Of forty Of thirty four
Young and likely men boys, the balance young
M SIs Vii be on the Plantation the 10th of October
nrspa al r. Communicate as to prices sred Part
purcaee money will be required when the is is made
D. B ROBERTS,
d. A. DAVIs,
Executors Of j II. jenkins.
Salisbury N. c., August q, '6O-d2m
FURNISHING AND FANCY GOODS
VKJE are daily receiving additions 70 our aeSdy full supply
Wv Of tall and WINTER OSos: v,.. We ~ T'.S .ne
We have any Quantity Gloves Gaune Robe suspenderS
Our socE Of Underwear is complete embracing all the
heavest fabrics Of Silk Wooen suitable for the approaching
The goods will be sold at cOrreIPOBdpg Low rates
sepI-u Cherry street. one door from Union
Fer Sale, Rent, or will be Exchanged for
City Property
comfortable residence with 12K adjoining the
n Fair Ground The house has seven rooms on the h door,
attic three the basement, three brick erVSnt
hOuseS smoke house. and large ice houses has been newly
r.1,Se sussHT I1 P'p''sD' Anu - JOHN KIRKMAN
Mississippi River Cotton Plantation
for Sale.
VENHE Cypress Bend Plantation in ChcO county Arkansas
Of the very best Cotton Plantations the mississippi
offered for sale the extremely low price OF SbS
600 1t has all the improvements and machinery required
for eighty hands, aud 1000 Of land cultivation,
bearing crop unsurpassed and There 5OO
altogether in the tract and but is arabic Pro-
this place by frSnt side oVerows i'm
possible, upon examination IL will the cheapes
plsce the river
Refer LNDsLET, Nashville Tenn. the premises
to II. E & A. O. WELLB0kE.
julyz7-HH Novi5 '6I
COAL OIL LAMPS.
~ DOZEN Coal Oil Lamps, 0 various styles fitted with
ID celebrated Collin $ Burner, for sale by
EwSra-a RAINS, BROWN CO
CAUCUSES or 1880.
A HISTORY OF THE NATIONAL PoLIT
TIONs Of ths current Presidential CampAig7. Bein
complete record Of the business OF all Conventions BYM
HAIsTEAD, eye witness Of them all.
A POLITICAL TEXT BOOK FOR 1860, comprising q brisf
Of Presidential Nominations and Elections since 1885,
Compiled BY HORACE GRKKLEY and JOHN p. CLEvELAERs
Just received by +. HAGAN a. co.
sept4 Al College street.
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RefrigeratOFs.
0NG wanted have at last fresh supply Of the fanou
Phsdephia Refrgeraors which, for usefulness and econ
ory are uneIualled MACKENZIE MINCHIN.
mAyl7
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BLACKMAN a GILLESPIE,
(SIcHoLs' cORnR.)
NEW AND COMPLETE STOCK

nOeTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALISES,
Travelling Bag, Carpet Bags, Ladies sAtehsls, and
GTticls usually kept In our line
our rood have been scted with 70 to the opinion
Su friends; call and We are determined
ourselves to please all who may call upon
n
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LUBIN'S ELTRACTS,
WOODWORTH,S EXTRACTS,
FLAVORHNG EXTRACTS,
FINE SOAPS,
SHAVING CREAMS,
LILY WHITE,
PUFF BOXES,
HAIR BRUSHES,
mail BRUSHES,
TOOTH BRUSHES,
DRESSING COMBS, Horn,
DRESSING COMBS, Ind Rubber;
SHAVING BkTSHES,
ERASIVE SOAP,
TOOTH SOAP,
PONCHNE SOAP,
TOOTH PASTE,
PATLY,s COLD CREAM,
THEATRE ROUGE.
All kinds Of French and American Pomades, Lip sATe Hair
Preparations and HAir Dyes Of ali kinds, for Ealsby
STRETCH & FORBES.
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For Sale and to Lease.
PROPOSE to sell upon favorable TERMS or exchange
for city erty the remainder my premises
suburbs consisting Of well built dwelling OF eight rooms
large cellars servan ouses stables between
and twelve acres OF superior garden land will dwell
ing and about i've separate Um the the lard
desired These premises adjoining the sold
last spring at average Of about IS 10 per less by half
than ground equal distance from the square, equally de-
ssble in other respects selling for being occupied
formerly residence, and rented for present
Bostick, ESQ.,, Also,
Afew Lots left for Sale.
will also rent fer the ensuing lease upon long time
the connections dwelling at the Of Broad and Vauxhs
streets, at present occupied BY Hayes Bsq Apply AZ
Cherry street, to & W Brown, or to
July %, 1850 RTTGRNE UNDERWOOD
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EDWARDS, =. =. HARRIS, =. r. EDWARDS
ED WARDS, HARRIS & CO.,
TurnIpS! TurniPs!

VuCCkssORS TO EDWARDs, eILKKRsoN q oOJ
HTILL continue the Wholesale Grocery Forwarding and
Wv Commission business the old College and
Church streets. juyl5-n
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Land for SaIe.

TF application made, short time, will sell
II nodating terms, EOrIy Acres OF Land, three miles
from ration limits, MIL Greek, opposite Maj GOn
This s or beautiful locations in Davidson county
About OF the land in timber the balance in cultys
~ There ART on premises comfortable cabins and fine
Young orchard Apply Ma Corr, the pisce or %
80 for PARTICULAR. CHAs. K. hINsT0N.
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Domestic Goods.

Full lines Of all the various styles
PRINTS, from ave to Ten cents;
BLEAoHED sHKETNs and SHIFTING, IXsR;
BROWN do do from sssnis;
PLAID LINsEY, frsm eight 70 ten oenis,
BLANKETS, tper paiFJ from Ons Is four dollars.
We have variety Of style quality and price Of Donsss
Goods which We viii S cheap syAa Be- bought IN a.
market in America
A. J. DUNCAN & co.
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MCLEAN a 0LIV VIER,
COMMISSION AVID F06 FARDL5G MERCHANTS
49COmmOn street, New Orleans.
RETkRKNCKs.
FLIL d CUNNINGHAM, Nashville, Tennessee.
HACKT 4 HAMILTON,
J DEsEsRE, President Citizens Dsnk, New Orleans
IA RATHBoEE, NOCaual and Banking Co., o.
ALFsED PDU, Union Bank, NeS Orleans
RW MoETsoNEKY, Esq, Sc Exchange Place, New YORK
UK.-oN A DFNcEIl Philadelphia mar2q. d6E
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LANTER, PHILLIPS q co,
WROLESzLE eRockRs ooKzgSzoE MERCHANTS

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUOKs'
no. 80, EARKEr grEEET,
NASHgTLLE, TENNESSE e Es
, 1860-09-06

CHIclGb, Btpt. 3. le61.
Aeans. 6cAxMos. RAYMOND. s1zx1- MUM md osAe':
GksrLEAks-It thauk you for The kind and co11-
plimentary tone Of your note ofthismorning,re'
questing me to permit my name to be present
cd to the approaching Republican Convention
of this District, ~ candidate for nomination
aud election to the Senate Of this State. and l
heartily concur with you in your aspirations for
the still better Development Of the resources OF
tho State, Of Chicago, and Of al that tends 10
their future greatness.
The improvement Of the illinois river by tho
deepening Of The channel, and the opening Of q
free, flowing channel of water from Lake Mich
igsn into 1t, which shall be ample, with The a'd
Of locks aud dams in the Desp'aines river, for
The free passage Of large steamers between Lake
Michigan and the Mississippi river, at all times
aofing the season Of navigation, l hold to be
'ne most important object the State now has to
accomplish.
could be Of service in furthering this,
and many othsr important measures that de-
mand public confederation and attention, it
would gire me pleasure to seesds 10 your re-
qusst, although 1t ssrious personal inoonve-
, 1860-09-06

On another page, we print Mr. Stewards
great speech made at Detroit On Tuesday.
Lise most Of the speeches Of the distinguish
ed Senator, II is calm and philosophical in its
tone, moderate and conservative in lis recon.
meudations and emiueutly wise in its purpo-
sas. Il will bear close study and challenge
adverse criticism. The one viii prove the
speakers fairness in ds:liug with great qucs-
,ions, and the otltEr the wisdom and necessity
Il: the poiicy to which lie is committed.
, 1860-09-06
VOLUME XIV,
THE WHEAT MARKET,

The receipts Of Flour and Grhin yesterday
amounted to III sol bushels, Of which ao3,-
ST. bushels were Wheat and Flour.
The Wheat market yesterday WIS subject ia
quite series Of fluctuations under the influ.
No. Spring advanced to 92c and No. . tc
s9c, after which it zeccdcd and was dull ut Sic
for No. 2. Inter, another steamer WAS tele.
graphcd, and Wheat again became firm and il
good demand; but later still, the dispatches q
the steamer which left Liverpool on tho osth
were received with unfayorab}e Intelligence
and the market became instantly fiat anG
henvy-closing with sales Of Nc. . Spring al
Sic iu store.
, 1860-09-06


The following is M abstract Of the Annual
Report Of the City Hospital nade by Dr.. Geo.
X. Amerman, Setreiary Of the Medical Board,
10 the board of Governors Of the Hospital,
August, 1860:
From Au2ust, 1852, to August, 1880, the whole
number of patients admitted into the HOSPITAL,
medical md surgical, is one htndrtd ant lsffy.
sir; OF this number strealy three hare been
discharged, cured, tutnty nine relieved, and
thirty-sir died. During the year there were
sir tirths in the Lying in Hospital Department.
In addition to the shore Dispenssry nas
opened last spring for the accommodation Of
out.patieots, 10 whom adsice aud medicine
we're given gratuitously. large number Of
persons unable TO procure the services Of
physician, OF purchase medicine, hare a7ailed
themselves Of the privileges Of the
Dyspensatory Department.. fhe na.irity
Of tho patients admitted during the
year were Is follows: America. ffty
fiyAs; ireland, forty; J; Germany. t'ssnty df:,;
thrte; France, tto0 Dennatk, one; Austria,
o.<: Eohemia, one; Wales, one; Hungary, one.
There were one hundred aud tto.tpe nales and
hfty four females. The diseases Of those who
four; inflammation Of Bran, four Granular De-
generation Of Kidney, three Typhoid Fever,
four; Fracture Of Skull, one Railroad Injury,
TWO; Central Apoplexy. one Bum. two; Trau'
matte Ery sipcl4s, two; Delirlom Tremens, two.
A. the regular meeting Ut the Board Of fSuperr:.
sors, held December 1859, tie BoArd instruetsd
their agent 10 send all cases properly belonging
to them to this Hospital, snce which time the
average M unber Of county patients has not
been Ies8 than ten. The whole number Of
| county patieuts admitted during the year is
eighty two. The whole number Of private PIT
tlenta during the sauna time, eerenty-tour. The
| hospital now has the exclusive patronage Of the
| md hAcnFntn0 UAnpfA1fr EnnEH
, 1860-09-06
SPEECHES By BROWNING, GRIASuAN,
rKESTISS AND OTHERS.

80 -..
1cof7espoocenoe of.he r'e'' and 1IiSaoe.1
Qc1ser. Adams Co., sept. Sd lsso.
Saturday was great day for the Republicans
of Adam. ro,r+v Tic ,na,t;n,, rr.r,,s,v an
,,ouuo,a.. ~. .. ,ta1s-SE. t. 49,.
N'onsea ~ NC ne!o at Aehoon "As ""cn iafRet'
more enthusiastic and brilliant than the most
t*nsuine dared to hope. At noon at least TEN
A"n 4.e p00p's "els pfessns ~ 'ne oeau-
tdul grove just south ot that thriving village,
aud divided into hundreds Of groups, all with
their haateta IF nrov;s;ona eroaoad in ;o1lv
-, =,
co'o lnnen IN Inc shaoe'
The scene about this time was grand beyond
descrintion. The hundreds of warous. and
.,, -.
oanneis' an" nags tnho'ae'ao'ei Lie "us'c u
the bauds, the hundreds OF ladies' and gentle
man m bore.t,,ck +he f,tho,t. ]oo cabins
' - -1:..:
great pla1ofms on "hee's' "nete taa'Fp'i'''ne'
blacksmithlug, cooperlng, shoemaking and 9th
c... ~ o.:."s Ma..>,l;.s 1;.a. rzna p,;.t
'f'sn Qunes, aA'se"N' 4''n'"' oanp s'N'
and La Pralrle; immense delegations from
Honey Creek, keene, Ellington, Ursa, Column
brz f:;,ner Rear Cre.l Du;nrv- Chill; in Han.
~, sa - e., .s ~ a..
COCK county, ana, IN 'ac., IRON a' points ~ me
s"Iloon1tus eoup.t3. op.s:ues "e'5 H; nao5 d.
,, nnlse onein' I E s.aons tnna", n.; oH :, n'oE
,t, eut7a @II ia y. 01;I,, 0;,, ~ 49, :.o,:
..,ea sn ~ w. ~ hri11;.rt ~. .-n,a1se
assj .a,S .6.et;ssi s..sta.n ..rraNnnd
auo ~ eD"n ~ ~ Torts.w 1h. sneochns wo,n nj,
anca ~ snd ,;stonad ~ viii orcst ntten,;on hv
H. +..4 49,. rrnwd M .hc a1es. sneec1 of Won
~ re II f,oxn;n9 hns adG.d odd,1,on.I fame IN
y. - ,1"sd.- 49,. r.H,,,o.,1 ~ sh;s h-11;srt
Luz m.ereu1 ra.,r f 49,. hafa.a g. .o ,,.d ! hscn
anu p,o'uIuu ..a,a " ~ 1900 'e." sn"n ~ 1h;s
Piacea Nnee s apIiH y. s ng
, 1860-09-06
TlaH DISTRESS IN KANSAS.

A*1SA AN%AA7A<Ne1"
"epubllshed letter in yesterdays issue,
',''n 'ne asent gent here by the people Of
AawFence md vicinity, for tic pu,poso Of pro
cunng. on time, few thousand bushels Of
seed wheat. We now learn Tint mt a e;no1o
bnshei has been procured On TIM term, mn.
posed; hut the merchant. on Change advise
the starting Of subscription paper at once
which will ennb1e the agent 10 purchase ,ha
seed and forward it forthwith 10 ths deserv;n<,
settlers
The cause Is most urgent oae, aud vo
trust our citizens will respond as liberal!v IN
is their wont, when distress like this is fa;rlv
presented TO them. George Watson, ESQ.
Treasurer ofthe Board Of Trade, has consentei
To act Is Treasurer Of the fund We surel,
noed not cay anothsr word in urging our citi
zens to aid a deserving people who look to u.
20 imploringly.