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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26

Sefen, IS. Scpt Die GjeiaumtbrsGIfrs
rltns Der Stact lit 100000 &Spfe itort $4,000
ptricnrn frcmrrn llrIprunss cinscIhtcden. Gs
icQrn jrrc6 $4,000 Sritcnrr GrI6icdtatu6
nctt 6amiIicn an 3abG $4,000 in ben tena6tars
tn Stlrten wchncn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26

Gbitag>, %. Scp.-Gip Jrur bra6 III 5crt
Smit0 aus, caS cjren aanjen Blvd, ciniHIirBiG
paS @plNct1urt, Scrl6rte. &rrIui $50 900, nit
lcrn0cr &ulihrunN.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26

tlIilwauFic, 20. Sep gas 9Graf bct
ppfers SctaIcpct ii 9GnilH Herlcrcn. Srd's
y. tnen prrNrn pcrmiGt, NIT GniAlu6 ppn smc
mtct1nntsn. OaS SoOt gctGrtc nnd GlcYclnnt
unp w1r in Suff1ic pcrfjdcrt. Ter Stum mar
Der bcitiIic, ben nan jenaIa bier battr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26

Tcu.Or!c"na, rs. Srp.-OaS StGpt6cn
prcctcysvjlIt, in gpuiF1na. murps in Der lcbtrn
Samitd9 Nntt vpn cncm Bcfti9ca Sturm trinabr
lGnsA SrriE
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26
Die GSatr- 0ute Si6er.

y
gldGae g8o6e wrrrsn pCbl bic eeute BON 9s6a
unp Den on8rrnjenpen Gauties ale nad @llens
taun fcnmrn, rte 9rcGe MISUNDERSTANDING ju
teIudcn, lmp od jegt bic lan9cn gSinterabenpe
berInnaben, no Die eutcn Geute 9rrne quite SiiGr
lelen unp ollc ibrc 3eit rdslh anprnprn, larsn
mir e alle Gin, I'M Sudirbr gum ,ee6a gatri'
ct" anjurufcn unp unIrn Srrratb prn St4rn
anjuic9cn.
9Sir batrn untrr nntrrn
QuttCrS 6au1pcitiHe.
9lrnrts 9SabrcS Gbriitent9um.
SralttrrScrs @rcpi9tcn.
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StartS OrtCtbu6.
Buds SancwIrtertu9 rrr seI9iCcrnrn Nslis
gipnSebrcn.
SGmpltenS GjcbCttu6.
Sunpans YiIgCrrCile.
Iodtncrs SiEliihe Sitprirn.
9rutIhr 2rIcbGAr.
Der oimmrl oui Grbcn.
3clifpfrrS anpadt0iitngcn.
2luSlr9uns psS 2utbrrtIdrn Gatc4itmut.
Die NusSturaiI6r GrnfeGicn. -
2utGrri1de 0rian8tuher. .g
@einngtGder fir 8inpr unb S6ulen.
Sdulgcbetbtber.
Clpllpt OTuSCpHlpCr Ut oNillptEs
8bIilhe 0clfj6tcn. S.
GeI6idtc rrr GbrilI6rn Gir6e.
9aS 5amilienfnp.
GmtI6sGnNliIdc gGErtrrti6a.
0Cutids sGn9IiIde QCtamrnte.'
Gruti6e mo GnglI6e SitCIT in irds scrlHic'
pcnrn @rpbcn unp prri6irrsnrm @inbano.
DSB~Sinr quite q II SIC Q II I.saerr- -9dn3cn Si'
teI t2Iltm UNI gtruru Sctamegl glsJ fir 50.
Sin pcd1inoi9cS 2lIprtemrnt aIler SiiAsr cber
NubGfltipncn rcr gmeritanilhen 3rattat
oirIenl4aft, CDcutl6 mb gnSL
Sitelpriihr, cinjcIn 9ecrudt.
gtLlrrri S6ultiidcr, II. (. ~, II.
&rf, @utk unb 9eI
allcntaun. SCpt. 26, =
ii(rbe <6fk.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26

rbiIaecIpbia, Is. Scpt GjcRern Ntrnb
fubr rim Grain ouf tcr 8ntimcrcsGiicntaGn itcr
cine 0irS. uprYtc mo tErtcte fe ouf Der Stclle
Sic gina oui Dem @rIcIe mp mar tnut. Gic
llnaliidld, GinterlGbt Wlm unp Ginprr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26

&Tcurarf, 10. Scp.-CoS Mctl ISnBt chr
Iih cjnmal wiCrCr on, i'm prric III Iatlrn.
Der @cNoimpfcr 2Itlontic fubr bcutc nit 100
paiia9icren mN $4,000 in Grltira6t rad 81
HCrpprl db.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26

st. gouio, II. Sept. Die 9ltrtjtirnilel
In &nI1e b1trn tcn G'cY. Tcerr fir ren Gru'
Rrc6 ucmirtrt, Die g8n9l wirr AM 2 Sct, itatt
inrcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26

Providence, 10, Sept.-Dm StoGr tci
Nror8c SNtcr an rcr grro Nfnin Ctr. murrc
Icetc N0ht rtrr6cu wp llbrcn, Sumelcn unr
SlttcrgcrItb i'm 98rrt6 ven 60O0 lbalcr gcrautt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26

Cbisaao, IA. Srptmrbrr. o,tlcrn murtrn
bier $500 fdr glcrfclt unp Ycrtsmputb selums
melt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26

t1cp J2nrF, Is. Stpt. Ons bie7ae Gen.
crat. eiiIflcpmmittee Sat micbcr $4,000 mad rcr
pom 6iebcr bcimQcIuftcn St1tten 9cIdidt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26

Maud, Gbunf, IS. Scpt. @rilcrn gtldz
mittoN fu4r rcr rrlc &rH!enju9 BON bier nn6
9icp grrt ab.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26


ibnrn marrn bpbr Grcoufriirfe. BUR 3cit rer
GrpIOfcn tefunrcn iiA 500 6ab YuIrrr ra.
rim.
Cbitaao, IA. Scptmbrr. Gjcilern purrrn
birr $500 fir Ncrfclt unp Ycrtsmputb selams
melt.
t1cu J?nrF, IS. @ept. Das tirFac Gen.
crat. .SItilcrmmittee Sat micpcr $4,000 mad rCn
ppm 6ietcr bcimNciuftcn Staeten acfdidt.
Maud, Cbunf, IS. Srpt. @rilcrn gtldz
mittoN fu9r rcr rrile &rH!enjuS Bon bier notb
9lrp gJprt as.
rbilaerIpbia, 15. Srpt. Gcilem Gtcnb
fuDr rin Grain auf prr 8nltmCrcsGticnta6n iibcr
cine 0rS. uptYte no tErtrte iic ouf Der Stclle
Sic gina auf Dem GrIriIe mp mar tnut. Gic
llngIidIiA, binterISbt Mam unp Gmprr.
Sefen, IS. scpt. Die @eiautmttrsGIfc.
rln9 Der Stnpt lit 100000 &Gpfe Iorf $4,000
ptricnrn frcmrrn llripruns5 en9cIhIcden. 81
iclrn irrcA $4,000 Srlcnrr gsI6icdtatuf
nrtt 6amIcn an 3abG $4,000 in ben tena3tars
tn StGrten pcbnrn.
st. Gouio, II. Spt. Die 9ltrttirnlsr
in &anIhe Natrn tcn @co 9icercr fir rrn Gprs
1rc6 ncmirtrt. Die g8u9l wirr AM 2 Sct. itatt.
finrru.
Clcpc1ano, 18. Grt. Oicicn Mlcram
trnnntrn 5 0iuIer az, nit Gini6lub rer StSlc
pcn N. gErlS; IL Nicroc fdmcn in Zen Siam
men Inn. SdS Gi0mttum mar in 9GaSbnBtrn
unp in rrr llnrnz GcriidcrrNa serfhrt.
t1cu.Or!cann, rs. Srp.-Das StGpt6cn
NrrctcyeYOc, in 2puiiInna. purbt in Der lcBtrn
Samita9 Nnft Ven cincm Bcfttgca Sturm tcinabe
5GnSl3 SrriBt.
tTcuYarF, 10. Sw.-CnS MrEl fSnst chr.
Icb cjnmal wjcrrr ou. i'm Yrriic M ialcn.
Der @cNpimpfcr NtIontic fubr bcutc nit 100
pafia9:een mN $4,000 III Gjrltfra6t rad 81
YCrpprl 0t.
prcpieenec, 10, Scpt.-Dm StpGr tct
Sjtorac SNtcr an rcr girro Nfnin Ctr. murrc
Icetc gta6t crtrr6cn unp llbrcn. Suwelcn unr
Slltcrgtr1t6 i'm 93rt1 vcn 6OO0 SbaIcr gcrIutt.
!lTitwaufic, 20. Sep. .-Das gGrad bee
rpiers Scboitpppt ii 8Gn;lid perlcrcn. Srds
y, enen wrrbrn pcrmiGt, nit @mihluB pcn smci
mtct1nnten. OoS SoUt actGtte nnh GteSrlnnt
unp war in Suff1ic pcriiAcrt. Ter Stum MIR
Der bcfr3ir, ben man jemnIa bier Bate.
Cbiteg>, %. Scp.-Gtu Jcucr Grat6 III 5prt
Smt0 aus, pa5 cirrn 9an5sn Strd, cjnidlicb.i6
oaS 9clactIurt, ScrilDrtc. &rrlWit $50 ,O00 nit
9crtn8cr SufArung.
3altimerc, 20. Srp.-Cc Nndrittm Spn
gtcrfoIt iino ppn pcr tr0urisitcn Nntur. gGib.
rcnp Der Icgten "a Shmren rnrcno am DiCniog
Ntta9, tamcn so rcur, unp 3S lprrsfaar nor
3n 9crtSmrutb tarten wGbrenp rcrleItcn 3cit
| | NrrIcnrn.
GOilIiam0port, YcunI., 20. Srp.-Gcbtm
Sonuta9 wurps bic NGIitc rcC 0riAaitFtbcil0 rrr
,5tact GartCncaIc, Eujrrnc Gaunty, Ycn Slam
men jcritprt.
t7cW.Orlcann, 20. Sept. - Da5 9rltc
5ctcr 9rriit I'M iA in @dsturg, 9latdS unp
flit an aIlcn puHEtcn Nes NHiTiiippi, gGaIbhG
lanp Slape 9pcrS. Sn Canton tamrn 9elter
20 &rantNcitsiIae Spr-10 itIrteu seitUn in
&itSturB. Su Canton, po6 uur 3SS Ginrrbs
nrr SIbt mP no bcrcitS 20 @srirucn Harlem, III
| bic Stertlihtrit perbIlmGmGEil am ltGrFlcn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06

town OF Harsos westeheser County three miles from
the Depot .; White Pains on the Harlem Rairoad four
miles from the Depot Ct Rye the New Haven R.rosd;
has tine view Of the SQUAD. and
On the premises 3 . h9ase with out buildnss Terms
Of pay ment made 70 suit the Purehas.r. AAdrrss
j. HOYT No lSi Ws~Aiastao q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06
Matbinerp, &r.

IMPORTANT IMPRO EN- I
sorARY FLAMING. ToNGUING and GRooyIN0 MA
CHIMES,
PATENTED Nov n. 1884
Thee Machines have been thoroughly tested and their
peority over all others proved beyond doubt They will
plane very and faster than other In
never tearing or throwing out loose knotS-
for Rights and Machines for further parica
Isn can be inside To the Pstentee,
' JAMES A. WOODBURY..
Winchester, Mas Dec IL. 1854
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06
Jnsnranre Companies.
Removals..

T. METTLER & Co., Commission Merchants,
lie and dealers In Grain Flour Meal and other Produce
No 3t1 Fronts-, the LIST Of May vii No
al Froat *. three doom above Pecfsip
~ u the old oesros No Isl Broadway wi In the
es Of judsmsnt nssred in the f circles Of the sds
desvor elicit contnuanes Of the kvon Of hi
pakroos under positive Dissemination sdhsrs strictly q
C>sh Sslss q sueh nodsssts charges belle ~, YIN
prompt eaAy scSsesceocs TO the eoosltins thR
ts& tassresL Wh 7. JENNINGS. Draper I'D rsilor.
No. ~ Bvs6wsy. 81 dooe above the Assor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06
Danrinq Aea6emies.

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMY,
a. No so5 Broadway. opposite lthst. Is now opsa for
the reception of pupils who commence at time La
dies and Children on Wednesdays and Saturday, at and
NJ; Gentlemen wednesdays Thursdsys and every Other
Friday at u P NJ Prsetsng Assemblies Saturday Bvsn
irg. or Ladies and Gentlemen Monthly Sore-s usual
he bad q. the Academy any time. will be sent BY post
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06
instruction.

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE IN.
III GTyTUTE-Ns 9is 3A&-. wssAhGssss(sas,
"1'A'' w. q" cLIlx 4 VANHINo, Priasi,.h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06

TEXAS DEBT.-Scaled or otherwise-8 and
Il 10 per cent BONDS sad TREASURY NOTES sealsd ct
Is cent?. GEO. K AsTAkE, No. 81 Wiuiamst-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06

DY SIMEON DRAPER.-Office No. 46 Pine
Dst willism--TUE5DAY March S. at is O'Clock,
1t the Merchants Exchange:
5000 per Bonds Of the Kenosha City issued 10
Ksnosha and Beo Railroad Company due 1871. Interest
payable January and July At the American Exchange Bank,
eyYork. el.W0 each
eS Geo Seven per first Mortgage Convertible Bonds OF
the Columbus. Pqus and Indiana Railroad COMPANY, due
1863; interest payable January and July In New YORK
81 tto each
81 go Seven per first Mortgage Bonds OF the Flushing
Railroad Company istsres payable March end September
I. 81 COO each
50 Shares Third.av Railrosd- SIC each.
Shares Pacific Mail steamship Company. 81 1000 each
$500 Ten per Cent Bonds Of Indians Central Railroad
Company due 1885, interest payable semi annually In New
Yorh OIL 60 each
Seven per second Mortgage Convertible Income
Bonds Of the Ohio and Mississippi R.iresd Company, due
1870: interest payable April and Oc'sesr In New York
Sl.for each
5ehsres Grspite Insurance Company. go each.
900 Shares New Jefsey Flax Cotton and Wool COMPANY
425 each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06

,r,yo .iogle Gentlemen. or Gentle
(NNE or wv ..e i. accommodated With plsssant
" man az g.. ~ 81 BssIS In private family at No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06
DOCK PROPERTY in the CITY of BROOK

water 'front.' buhesd with 10 TO 10 feet depth of wster
will be disposed Of together in parcels to suit sppcants
Thu property very desirable for manufacturing purposcs
budna material wards business requiring good
front and dock the City OF Nsw York beas
.used In central and rapidly improving part Of the city
Terms easy. Apply to pANL 3. DAZZLING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06

G0dl.
VOAIN-.Peacb Orchard, Red or WhiH -
I.n-~sI t.,n ard and cover; Mo- esi ses,s ~.
- ..r,. 'o Ss.ls~ snd csrtmss CON sssisnd. - ~
eooI All JACOB WEEKS. SIS bovey saa al -.
NOAL.-I have now reduced the Pneee 2, y, - =
~ bet quality Of BED ASH 70 the Iow IN sv.ry pss
Tor cab, weight warranted under psssy o. = =
coal from ny yards Of kns M cfNf0A
NOAL- COAL.-Superior Red Ash stevss - -
" Ese rs IS delivered. fos cash ssly SfosS 80,
sppasS % iIbeis term q he Ne. Css. JsS osSs
49, !, ~ &c. ssdss The Farmss -! Cncv, .M
Sssth I'll a.. assr Tie fsny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06

L'OR SALE-The three-story modern Brick
HOUSE No 1873 Wet Path o., p feet By So trim
med with brown stone subceH built in the best msnne
PAINTED throughout msll amount required down Carpets
and r sxtur-s for II wsned Inquire the pre- misses
or Of p J. BERTINE, No. q Warren st. up staiI, from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06
Rousss an6 farms mante6.


HOUSE WANTED-Three or four stories,
II with all the modern convepences-Baths, Gas, &c -
between "a 9th and not above l8hst Rent MT TO
exceed $780, Address X r.. Box No. IT'S Tribune Once
7 OVER PART of HOUSE WANTED
i With GAS and PRIVILEGE OF BATH, by email fami
IL Of grown persons-loestion below I'th ST. ana west OIL
Broadway. Adduess 2l1 sullivan st
DROPERTY registered at the UNlON-SQUARE
il REAL ESTATE OFFICE should be described as fol
lows, let Location I'd Of Lot Sd size Of House-ront
DE- pth and hight h Number OF Rooms each floor from
to attic 5h Cas- Of improvements 9Th style Of
Home 7h General items 9Th Price terms vine OF posses
sion No. Everett House, cor 4h sv and l7th st.
kEYES HOAGLAND
DESIDENCE WANTED-For a small family;
nodeInly built with Green House uiabe for an ANA
eur florist be In fentse peishborhood and msy be
either Ia New York Brooklyn Rent moderate possession
Please sddIess G. j. X, private Box
No !. 4es Post Offce, Eew.Yoit
GENERAL LOTS, well located for improve
y msnt WANTED in exchange for Houses desirsbly 10
Gated for renting No cash will be required II the Lots
desiIsb,e. For fall Particular apply TO- -
WANTED-The entire Upper or Lower part
w ofa HOUSE, with modern improvement In senteel
neiehborhood by family Of three peDons-no children Ad
dress with full particulars D. w B. Broadway Post-Ofce
WA ANTE D-A FURNISHED HOUSE in
w Brooklyp not more than minutes walk from
Fulton or Wall Ferries Rent not to exceed tS0o Ad
dress X E.. Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06

- I
~ beautiful COUNTRY REsI0ENCES situated Henry
wsk fom depot and about the distance som tho
Sound and Steamboat Landing The uouses large
ke The grounds very tsstefay laid oat sbOaadins
fne shade rees fruit seorA shrubbery er:ar vst
fcver IN ryeG variety with tine Txsdens out bsdnxs ke
This property hss. splendid and COMMANDING Of ths
seurd ard surroundng country ana every suitable for
icuars apply 70 ANTHONY j. BLEEcKER No Brosl-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06

EOR SALE-One frst-class, four story with
L basement brov. freai HOUSE. By lot y feet
inchss deep With I'll hs meden npgvvsasafs 6uasd q
Ma e. Isot Sotht kstvSea <h sad Inqs.re
ofJOHN W. FIELDER, Ne. % East 3oth -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06
Ro.ros 4

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- Office until TUESDAY the dth day o. March nest. for
loan OF six HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, upon the
Convertible Bonds Notes Of this Company payable sept
1859 bearing ct the rate OF Pos CENT payable
seni annually ,o.
Bonds Of this due either April October nsx
viii be received In settlement tor this loan or payments may
be made In cssh - follow viz: three hurtred and twenty
Eve thousand dos soth March and hundred End
seysntv i've hocs dolls 18th September nex
whole amount nay be paid in ca1a such time may b
sseed upon prior 10 lR April nexf.
Proposss viii Be open this Office at IL o'clock noon on
Tussdsy nth March, and the lean viii be awarded
hishes responsbs bidders the Directors reservins right
10 dcrninsfe favor Of bs for the largest By
order Of the DIRECTOR ISAAC LIvERh0RE treasurer.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-04

Congressional Globe, 1854, page 1921 Says
Gen. Zollicoffer:
He combatted Mr.. Cass' vindica.ion of the rights
Of conscience for American citizens when travelling
in foreign countries; maintaining that external
liberty of action according to conscience, in al
countries, Is >sgsaed 10 certain ertf'a BY the en-
dciment of positive lars" I" Is there" he asked,
''any practical difference between the social lntole-
rance which prevails In your country, the United
States, where there are so many religions, and the
Legal intolerance Of our don,iniOas, the Papal
States, lrhere there is but on.p Mark how this
chief American Prelate, protesting citizenship to
the United States, talks and feels about your cou'
try" aud "oa dominions
Yet further: Hear what the Pope himself
says:
"The absurd and erroneous doctrines Of rawlings
in defense of LIBERTY OF CONSCIENCE, is most
pestilental ERRoB-a pest of al others most to De
dreaded in State" EncyciicdI Letter Of Pope
Plus TX, Aug, is, 1882
There are several other points which we
would like to notice, but this article is already
too long, and we must hurry to close. He
assumes very complacently, without proof,
that If foreigners are "allowed to vote as soon
as they arrive in this country" sit is not the
fault CT the law, but of those who administer
it." His remedy is, turn out the Judges"
We say it is the fault of the law-amend it.
When the abuse or evasion of particular law
is VIGOROUSLY complained of in various locali-
ties, while Similar complaints are not made in
reference to other laws, the reasonable infer
ence is, that the law is unusually de1ectioe.
Again: Noticing the complaint of Ameri-
cans that ''these foreigners settle mostly in the
eastern Atlantic States, and that they come
with European ideas, and swell the tide Of
aboltionism, which is becoming so threatening
to the south and the perpetuity of the Union,"
he says in the same spirit of self-compiaceEcy,
without any showing of statistical data to
sustain him, that ''this is not true" We will
do Mr. A. the credit to believe that when he
shall have looked through the o. S. Census,
and examined for himself the statistical and
FACTS presented on this head, in our
issue of yesterday, he will be prepared to ac-
knowledge that 1t is true. How else can he
account for the fact that seven northern States
the bulk of foreign emigration, cast
also nearly all the freesoil votes for President,
that those three among the seven containing
the largest proportion have run most wild in
anti-slsvery heresies, that even in Illinois,
which had been cited as an exception, five
districts, containing more than
of the whole foreign vote of the
State, have elected anti kG men to Con-
gress, while four other districts, containing
less than one-fourth of that foreign population,
have elected Nebraska men-the race being
made distinctly upon the Nebraska and anti
Nebraska issue.
But we must omit altogether several points,
to which we wished to advert, and close for
the present
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-04
Will sehastopol be Tsksnl

'IoN" the intelligent correspondent of the BALI
more Sun, takes the following sensible view Of things
in the Crimea -
1t is now ten months since the allies commenced
their operations in the Crimea, and the results, so
far, are very uufavorable TO their success. Their
eXultation at recent successes is quite dispropoon
ate to any advantage they have gained. They
have taken Kertsch, which they could have at any
time, because Russia did not want il, and have
therefore neglected to fortify and defend it. They
here simply used the fort long the allies chose
10 let them have it. but IL by no means regard
ed as necessary TO their supplies They have taken
With immense loss, two advanced works OF the
Russians before Sebastopol, which works have
already answered their military purpose, and which
can be renewed on different lines whenever it may
be eXpedent.
The Damelon, on little round bill. was fortified
by the Russians after the battle OF Inkermann, and
like their other advanced works, had given the
allies much trouble by in6lading their advanced
~orks. All these victories mere affairs of out
posts, but which fritler away the strength Of the
allies without giving them the least important ad.
vantage They have brought the allies now to the
fearful trial of the months Of July aud August when
peshlence must necessarily destroy them by
thousands, when action is impossible, and 10 action
is destruction. The Russian strength in the Crimea
has been increased as We have every reason 10
believe to extent equal to that Of the allies, and
their forces outside OF SebAstopoI 50 eoheen-
trated at fortified points to be abe 10 keep open
COMMUNICATION with Sebastopo, TO resist any attack
from the allies. and 10 be ready at the critical
moment 10 avail themselves Of an opportunity 20
strike decisive blow. These circumstances are
unlaSorable TO the peace which the allies expect To
conquer before Christmas. England Is fighting Tor
he preservation Of her military prestige, and, as
he London Times urges, Tor England 70 be beaten
the CFimeR, Is 10 be beaten everywh,re. We
might for the sake Of oar own interests. Of the
interests Of the world, wish England such victory
as win enable her 20 make peace. !
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SCHOOL OF LIFE.

just received by
TooN, NELSON co,
4 School Of Life,
By Anna Mary Hewitt, author Of "An Art-s,us-n.
IN Munich"
The Waterman,
By. A. VI vol f2uo. 400 pages
1T is highly moral in its There are passages bo.h
OF huIno1 and pathOs, while the time the author
mas utiousy avoided any thing like over-rawn
IL may De read with advantage alike by the old and the
young ami will ubtless, aBOrd amusement and nsruc-
ton TO all "-Pnb. 49,
" Ny Mother; -
Or, KecOllecions Of Maternal Influence
The Augustsn Age Of France:
Louis Fourteenth, and the Writer'S Of his Age: being
aCoGrse Of Lectures delivered lin Frencl) to seIec.
audience in New York, by Rev l. F. As,e-Introauo-
ton and Translation by Rev T. Ksrk.
Visits TO European Celebrities,
By William sprague D. D.
The Teachers Last Lesson
The Life Of Sam. Houston. Illustrated.
The Rag-Bag By n. Parker Willis
The May Flower. By Il. Beecher stowe
ES- With many other and interesting work,
je1G
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PUBLIC SALES.
CHANCERY SALE.

David Q. Love ct ais. vs. Alex Matthews, ct ais.
virtue OF decree rendered at the May erm 1855 ot
~ the Chaneery Court at Nashville will expose for pnb
nc SAFE 70 The highest bidder the Seth day Of June inst
ed property, TO wits ~
Ninstytso acres Of Land about ~ miles rom Nashville
on The Brick Church Turnpike side on the nortS
side OF Cumberland river. Also 81 , acre. onnsf,. a.
above described and being part the tracs Of land p
ca by the late David B. Love, deed Also tract Of land
In Humphreys county, Waverly conainpgES40 srrs
more or less Also, tract Of land sontaising $50 acTes
more or less on the waters Of MarroEbone Greek in Dav
county.
IEkMS-The above property win be sold on credi. "a
one two and three years. with interest from date excsn,
the sum Of two hundred and fifty dollars which viIl BE- re-
qured IN cash Bond With good security viii be required
and lien retained. O D RRIEN 1880
Js1-'d Clerk and Master
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eE- Cannot the Union and American find
time and space to say that it was mistaken in
asserting that Gov. Gardner approved the
bill to nulllify the fugitive slave law in Mas
sachusetts2" If it has any proof, or anything
of the semblance of proof, showing even an
excuse for the assertion, let it be produced. If
it cannot prove what it said, as we know it can
not, it should frankly acknowledge that Gov.
Gardner periodically retOed that incendiary
enactment of fanatical Legislature.