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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-23
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The editor OF the Springfield (Mass) Argus
relates the following concerning lately wed
ded couple in that city. The editor Of that
paper is an honorable man, and his paper il
reliable, but he must excuse US if we say be-
fore we can believe this story we would like to
hear him swear it:
A TRUTH STRANGER THAN A FIoTIoN.-There
lie bit of romance connected with the mar
riage of Mr.. - to Miss -, announced IN
der the proper head in this paper few days
ago. The parties have long resided in this
city, and are of the first responsibility. Some
months ago the lady became much attached to
the gentleman, and by perfectly philosophical
though perhaps somewhat rare coincidence,
the gentleman entertained tender regard for
her.
Neither breathed to the other the secret OF
which each was tenderly conscious, that hap
piness was only to be found in the society and
possession of the other. Little thrilling DALI
ances-tender loOks-lovers' smooth tones
everything except the words, 81 love you,
that could say it fell from the lips OF each, and
yet the words remained unspoken. The gen.
tlemsn dreamed a very pleasant dream-tbat
fair lady called him husband; of rosy children
making him purely, sweely happy by their
innocent prattle--they were his chldren-they
twined their little arms about the neck of the
lady of bis heart and called her mother. He
folded her 10 his breast; she was very gentle,
they were both very, very happy. Dearest
-" the effort 10 address the object of his
affections awakened him from delicious slum-
behring's aud dreamings.
He was wide awake-as wide awake as If
he bad slept until be could sleep no more. be
tnrned uneasily in his bed to court those pleas
ant pictures back-hal that was human form
he touched-human breath upon bis face; the
moonlight that fell on that face revealed the
beloved features of the being who was TO him
desrer than all else. His bosom heaved, his
eyes dilated and he gszed upon the quiet sleep
or 10 unutterable unconscious astonishment.-
The lips moved-a soft white baud pushed back
the glossy masses of silken curs from the high,
round, fair brow; her eyes opened wskefully,
and the beautiful girl gazed wildly upon the
face that bent upon her in such earnest, mate
establishment 1t was -, the idol Of bis
hesrt--oOouPying tue same couch as himself.
Let Us pass quietly over the explanation OF
how, allured by heart sympaihies, she had
wandered through long Corridors dark passa-
ges, 10 the chamber OF the mau she loved, in a
somnambulic sleep; of the maiden blush that
suffused her cheek on discovering her trying
position; OF the earnest proteslations of the all
sence Of design; of the food OF tears which APP
pealed for secrecy. She Is hapPy-very happy
with the husband OF her cholce and the huS
band is proud Of the beauty, accomplishments
and virtues of his wife.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-23

The Washington correspondent Of the New York
Herald writes that the Soathern delegates, with
perhaps some few exceptions irom Virgins, have
already decided upea giving the New York Soiis
Their seats in the Cincinnau Convention. 20 the
Hards. This Is only what ne have anticipated aud
predicted from the beginning. Soustefn DsmO@
erats will sit, s'ehssk BY jOwl. with those Van
Burcn FrseSsoileFs At Cineinnsu, and then return
home to denoanee .fiilmore sc an Abohtioniat
The Hards. the associates and followers Of Dlckns
son and Brounson, and the only nAtional Demo-
Gratis in the North are 20 he excluded al Cncsnnas
and made 10 give vay 70 the Van Barealtes. What
gill al true Soahern msn lhlsk Of this pF0cesdings
What has the EnqasrT 70 do say aboGsh-ksoA.
Uhfa
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-23

ExrIxGrssHIxa FnKs.-FiFs engines worked
by hand are already obsolete 10 CincinnAt 1.
having given place 10 steam Gre engines OF
which there are ssesa 10 The city, and are So
elEiclsnt that Ore never extends beyond the
building where II orIgi1atsA.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-23

Auction Sale of Fine Dress Goods.
IRE EGVED THIS DAY)
ID NJ. r. SHIELDS will ell his Evening, May
ID 23i, early candle light, consignment Of and
fashionable goods consiS. in in part Of
Silbs Fine swiss Dress Goods Lawns, Briantines. En-
broiderie IshLinens, Table Diapers Linen Handkerchief
Spring Prnts and Ginghams Rich Lace Manllas Brown
and Beached Domestics, Hosiery Cloths, Casmeres &C
sale positive and without eTvs, for Cash.
may23-ft BENZ. =. SHIELDS, Auctioneer.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-23

EFCol Robert Il. Crockett having been
requested to prepare for the press the history
Of the life aud adventures Of his illustrious
sire, the renowned Davy Crockett, is about to
commence the task, and respectfully requests
81 persons having in their possession any pa
psrs, letters, or other incidents connected with
the career of Davy Crockett, to place then
At hi. disposal for the above purpose, when,
Il desired, they will be returned. Direct TO
Il. II. Crockett, Memphis, Tenn.
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TsHE Aasusta AsianaA sn.Axl1s Tsiasraph llss b nos
a seTkiag garraEa % AuFa,.a. Ga uheFe eaunrcis
b xRed repair fAruaah hen ka14fle - Aasasn.
and sKpse1 trep faizre. wefhAli AVE Is
pui 81 bushsss 81 m Lae Agoask 10 e aAartsss tus
ekls AM ekSeei = b sks - Efv ssntrsl atsfssee
mkyse-9 C. G eLgtG sur&
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FR0MCHARLEsT0N AND SAVANNAH
TO NASHVILLE.
TAKS EETscT
On and after the First of june.
FIRST CLASS.
Piano Fortes Books and stauonery. Boats, shoes and
Hats Lqaors, oAs, 4e 10 bottles camphiae shd
and Gissswsr-, CFsrs IN cases. Clncks Coat etionA
rss CopOn Cards Cutlery. in eases, k. and boxes;
Trees ana shfubher,, Furs. Garden SEEDS. Lacking
Glasses ami Locking slAss Pate, tst owners rss1
Oysters IN ears and Jars saddisry, Tn aod Butsnia
Ware Teas and spicr, pr ioo ibs- frOm lee Deem
ard sr,sn ID Jsn. "a Is, Dse-r,s,,r. / IS
second CLASS
Hardware, such ssi specdsd IN Frss and ThFd
e.sss Codee hIls, Machinery; Foreign uqssrs, In
81 sSa p ~ sS. i y p,ss c sss "a
oursnssEfe in crates aai casks; Rec, wsluag,
Plaster Sheet BrAss Aod c0pp, per 100 tieo
THIRD CLASS
Axe, shove Spades, sad Iroas Line aaa Tia. n prs
upats, Ansls, Wees, eAsks u Caains AID t,ors.
Maai,la aad C.'ion c'sisEs ceees, heavy @. tngs,
Nil 8eaunE, RailIo.i whes.s and AAiss. caSir Aaa
eqikss, ana kcsin ia his. per 10 ibs %
SPECIAL RArts
FuFniss snd cAFsasss hoxe and osAsr lshs articles
not enEmrralrd, also. cArba3s - Artts. stheE
Chsmr.k NrI b. Charged - .rtaal ,trshs, bst a.
dSabIs Fss csas Raiss e., PER 40 .t2so
ne raass are he sans cAsslsssa and zFasuAA
~ ttAAAtAl4
ftY~ea.rsea EAsr eV3enflf sxt as - carrscls
b. ths Nashsl ana Gaatzanaasa asirad an Fa ~ she
reassfrr prupar scrtacaT On tA1 AEtui dt1HernR
re asa 81 nlt paf fr nd ca aaEsr-e. ifiary
ncuraa q boNrs o. paekAsefs shea % s3isf-t afAes
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ala hal B. esual-rs Fets tkht NJ sss Fecsifti
AZ eztie 10 o. ~ .eass q 81 n-tf
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a receipt saFen - the ep1S faEes tAelr sErn.s
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d. ihsFslafs freight tis te pad 10 ~. aa1 -
<Aaans ~ ctF cnzfgrs, damsrs, 49, meta - pa ~
Ne ffe4sarsf eaY aroa cer1ais - ne Aseos 49, -
tAofgs q Ne Superintendent.
nAsio a. l. ANDERSON, $50.
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hisTAKxE IBKsrTrT.-Tbe Albany (New York;
KnicksrbOcker says; A curious instance Of eon-
iusion hss ssksh place In family Ia LENDER street.
on Arbor liill mother aud her daughter we're
both eonhnsd ca the same dsy, each hnylng little
son. In the hustle Of lhs monent both babies
sere placed IN cradle, and 70 she eoufasoe Of The
mothers, shea the youngsters uegs taken IRON the
cradle shey Were unable 70 tsu uhlch uAs abe
mothers aud which shs daughters SOFA matter
Whieh, Of course, musi ever fehaain . mystery.---
The h@ily u u gresi dislTess ovsF tAe affair.
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QUICK, MEAD & CO.,
sale Of LOfa.
On Saturday, the slst Of MAY, 1856


Bsiaeen sPFins aaa CaubeFians suseu shea Ne "a
C1Fpcfttou tcase hSazs Etaa4S Taxse xerF a.
saals ela reasdnost fentas 81 e. aa1 ~ fssl o.
h,rh st &ee FuHnlpE bsck - isrs aeF fhry 81
- I'D asfst a ana n nsatAs ushszf lalzsest-
ngtss Psy 4ss h hsna. 4. a. CA<ILkzAN,
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-23

For the Nashville Patriot.
Solution.
Your first is h0rs~, that useful gift to man,
An aid and comfort in his earthly span;
Which NAV be found in howery mrads at rest,
Or sweeping wild the prairies OF the West.
Your second, man, who first and last dots g ide,
On russell pla n, and on the silver tide.
Your last is ship, though not with instinct rife,
Yet "wsIks the water Ike thing Of Hfe,"
And on the Ocean everywhere is found,
In seas, in straits, ami on Long Island Sound.
Your whole is Horse neGg-sAip by some termed art,
Which ease and grace doth to the form impsrt;
By gallant Knights priEed accomplishment,
In ancient days of tilt and tournament.
Although no, perfect, quite enough 50 found,
In our day-at least on Circus grOuhdl
LOUNGER.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-23

RS- Hon. ERAsTus Books, of New
York, is 10 make a speech at Columbus,
Ohio, next week, on the American cues
ton
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-23
RECOLLECTIONS
RECOLLECTIONS
OFTHE
Table Talk Of Samuel Rogers,
TO WHICH Is ADDED
f E r : ONIANA.

One vol l2mo. Cloth.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
ut is avery entertaining book in which every
Is precious Of is reference 10 some eebrty or
Othsr."-City Item.
sTne value Of Rogers Table TAX IN literary and even
historical point OF VsS Is immense furnishing insight
into the mysteries Of the sOnderfu which he lived
and hourished "-BuR,o Republican.
"Rogers proverbiay Of the best takers in Eng
land, and his familiar acquaintance with the terau and
Of the politician dgnaries Of that country
nshed abundnt food for the piquan remarks which
was distinguished. "-Worcesssr SPY.
"A delightful book, rch IN wit In thoughts-such as
fall from the lips q great IN the beauty and grandeur
Of simplicity at the tables arede the place above
al others, where would them "-Phila. Christian
Observer.
"The reader win and IN Il much that Is entertaining crit
ie'sus uttered Informally, poetry, and religion
seryatons on busrous personags numerous anecdotes
and pleasant jokes."-Mo. Republican.
CAS- memorial Of Rogers and also a description Of tbs
celebrities Of the day. il IS book which viii be eagerly read'
Rome Sentinel
pleasantly blended together this very interest,"
ing voiume-"-koek Islander.
at Rogers Who had fr HIS companions Wordsworth
Coeridge, Campbell COWper Shell ey Scott Moore Byron
Madame de Stae Jees, Lamb, and others aud his talk
has All the anuenee and inspiration which such company
would naturally inyte."-Boston Bee.
II you beautiful book equal Ia appearance to the
choicest Of the English press-a book that takes you at
glance among the select ntegenees London society Of
the last hair century enriches with bon nOts
does, quaint sayings literary gossip and social traits buy
Rogers Table Talk.
For sale by W. T, BERRY & CO.,
| mayl0 Booksellers, Nashville
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Gharade.
OF three distinct natures am composed,
An things Of life as poets have deposed;
Ny first IN noble bearing oft is seen,
In flowing meadows, or by village green,
On mountain elf or in the farthest west,
Where the wide-spreadiDg prairiss in beauty rest.
Ny second, you viii find more noble stiI;
Ny first and last subject to his will.
My third on Oceans broad domain is found,
In Gibralter Strait and on Long Island Sound
Nv whole ia perfection you viii seldom see,
An art was in days Of Chiyalry.
N.
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Massachusetts, may vote for Mr.. Fillmore,
but if she does il will be with good under.
standing on the niger question: Union and
american.
Suppose she should vote for the Cincin-
natl nominee, how about the "nigger ques-
ton" thenH We presume you would con-
slider it all right.
And here we would ask the Union and
american how it expects the Cincinnati
nominee to be elected without the votes of
Freesoiers and Black Republicans. All
in the North who opposed the Nebraska
Kansas act have been denounced as Free
Soilers aud Black Republicans, and in all
Of the Northern States, with few if any ex-
ceptions, they (the anti-Nebraskaites) are
in a majority. In the elections Of lS54-5,
they nearly swept the Democratic party
out Of existence, leaving it only eighteen
representatives in the lower branch of Con-
gress. How is it possible, therefore, to
elect the Democratic nominee unless he
gets votes from large proportion Of these
enemies of the South The thing can't
be done. Their votes must be got, and if
the Democracy are successful, it must be
10y means Of "a good understanding on The
nigger question" with them. And we would
ike to know if it would be less reprehen-
sible for the Democratic party to succeed
by such means, than it would be for the
American party
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tE7 have just received fom New York. small lot Of the
w above articles in pound and halt and quarter pound
moulds.
ALSO-square and Oval Bread and ChoPping Trays,
Wooden Bowls &c; patent and common O. thes Pms
mayZ3 MAChENZIE Il WILSON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-23

ITEM TEACHERS Of hrst ability employed In the
SCHOOL, af0rding ficile, FOR thorough ESGLIsH edu
cation with Latin, Greek the modern polite ltngu u
sic ION guac piano harp and organ drawing embroidery
ar seven kinds q painting
Refinement Of manners and the etiquette Of society incu
Gated. Partisan lady resides in the family Prizes are
awarded in each department.
Aids physical education to be found In Calst encs
Dancing a Gymnasium, Bowling Alley (stricty priyatel
swimming in Mystic River sa) eback riding, &c Well
trained saddle horses belong TO the Seminary.
For particulars, address the Prime pal
MKs. THOMAS P. SMITH.
REEEsExcEs-Hon Robert @ Winthrop, Boston; Hon Ed
ward Eve et do Rev Onavles Brooks West Menford Rev.
John Herpont do r. Gardner NJ Principal Boston Lain
SCHOOL, Hon Abbott lawrence Boston; Rev Hubbard Win
SLOW, New York; Rev Wm Hague, ID. D. Albany Rev. Rol-
lin II. Nese, d. d Boston, Hon Sam Houston, Texas.
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FOR CINCINNATI
AHD THE DEMOCRATIC c0HvRNTToN

I'VE nne passengef steamer ALE TIL -
i 0NlA, MiLLKR, Master, will leave -n.ze1,>Aa !
this port on next Monday, 26sh May, asn&aEEz
CLOCK for Cn.tnnad Delegate, and others who
desire ~ attend the Denocrac C0aVrntoa meets
he I'd Of June passage her. She viii carry
them there Wat IN The convention adourns ami then bring
them back. Fare 70 Caelanau ei0rsturning el0-or The
trip $50.
state be secured By early sppcaoa In person
BY letter In order rendrr each sppcant
being comfortable aud we provided fJr Eil Be Necessary
20 seeare d act for passage and roo which vii be given
Ia al cases when The cash scc0mp nes The Appcaon eth
ersse persons aerous Of naklg the trip VII have 70 sGb
NIT 10 The pre- pad passengers having The preference Of
rooms
~ A. the city Il likely % Be- crowded and secomnOdA-
ions dcut 10 e5Ain arrangements have been 10
bard and lodge Their Pangers az 81 81 per az NE
boat ring heir soioarn.
For iarther particulars, address
A HAMILTON or AGENTS.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Miss Murray's Letters.
NEW EDITION.


W. T. BERRY d co.
ulsT Book
Hon. Miss MurFay's Letters from
the United States, sc.
12NO- CLOTH
VERY reIiahle win afford vast fund Of amusement 10
fashionable circles "-Boston Herald.
Those who fail ID read Miss Murrays Letters win fail to
enjoy very curious and interesting "N. T. Mirror.
MISS Murrays book is already celebrity 81 he son.
and deserves all the motto has attracted Charleston
Mercury.
Zone cannot but admire The csndor and bodness with
which she states her views - OstOn Traveller.
she has ex oited spirit and mind rarely
10 be found in Courts Rv her noble act this LADY,
more Maid Of Honor" than Royalty could make her..
Citizen, n. Y.
Miss Murray seems to have discovered that the Negro
not white mao.'"-N. Y Day Book.
"she has fairly earned claim to moral herom"-BAt.
sun.
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EL0IRi FLOuRI
SHAKER TABLE VI

lust RECEIVED, $50 bags Extra Goose Creek;
81 so Spencer Mills
Every bag warranted, at may22l X. Q. BAN
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FINE PLATED GOODS.
WI have lust opened small assortmentiof PLATED
w CAST0RS Of various qualities, and new and hand
some Patterns, which will be sold for small advance upon
New York list.
ALSO Plated Spoons Forks Tea Spoons, Cups Candle
sticks &C. &C. All Of which will sold very prices
may23 MACKENZIE Il WILSON.
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Teeth Extracted without Pain-AIexs
81. Martha.
DR.. Mattson of Boston, in a letter from
New York, published in the Boston Medical
and Surgical Journal, makes the following re-
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W. asvs aIRL ssEsa q sEsiFs ssss, ?. sc, z ana
AL - 81. y Cart >
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60 SHARES OF STOCK FOR SALE.

DEM SHIELDS Agrni. sers for sale 60 shares stock
II In the Mocbanics' bgihdlng aud Leas Associatoa-
S-PeFs0ns wshing % pufchase sen stocks q aay
Kind vB plcsss KAYE tasr 1Tdens ece 80 A. Pubic
square InAE1ol BIN D snlklna
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BUTTER PRINTS.

lust Received Shaker Table Watts Common Table Mats
Door Mats of every description for sale at very low p
ceS, by MACKENZIE WlLSON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-27

FROM WAsHINGToN.-AUyu3 %, 1866
1t is apparent that we are to have a long SEES
sion, and 1t is likely to be one of the most i'm.
portant in its results that we have ever had,
AT the opening OF the House session this
morning, twenty-nine members were absent,
OF whom twenty were paired off OF the re.
naming nine, Herbert has departed for Cali
fornia, and Messrs. Brenton of Ia, Sabin and
Wells, from Free States; Messrg. Kett. Ken.
nett, Paine, Puryear, and Reid may resume
their seats at any time during the session, and
influence the result by their votes. Mr..
Wells vote is doubtful, and he will probably
not return. In case all the others impaired
shall return, we shall have three additional
votes to contend against on the army proviso,
A full vote, as members are now known
to stand would give a republican majority
for the proyiso of one but should Bayard
Clarke, or Mr.. Milward of Penn, change.
the majority would be with the opposition.
and the Speaker would decide the issue by
his casting vote Should both fail, the enemy
would triumph by three majority.
The Senators, friendly to the administration.
held a caucus this morning, at which they re.
solved to resist all compromise with the House
and TO remain in session until the army bill
shall be passed without condition. They also
resolved to rescind the Dist rule which opens
the door to general legislation.
The old army appropriation bill was again
revived in the House, after the final defeat of
the new one by the consent Of both branches,
and the proyiso was again adhered to, though
~ only one majority. Bayard Clarke and
Mr.. Robinson OF Pennsylvania evaded the
vote. There is no doubt that both purposely
shirked the responsibility Of standing by their
principles, and there is not much hope of
their standing by the cause of their constitu-
ent0' 1t only remains for them openly to join
the party of Buchanan and Slavery. Cor.
~ y. Courier & Enquirer.
WASHINGTON, dug. 25.- Correspondence of
New York HeroM. 1.-The feeling of the SEN
ate now is to sit the session through til next
March, unless the army bill is sooner passed.
An effort will DO made to take up tho reau.
lar order OF business Notwithstanding thew
agreed IN caucus TO do nothing until the
House bill was disposed Of. They arc evident
ly not united on this point Gen. Cass had
protraciod interview this morning with Secre-
tary Davis, who urged that there should be no
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adjournment until supplies were voted the
army.
WASHINGTON, dug. 90 Correspondence
of Courier and Enquirer. THE Committee of
Ways and Means this morning decided, by a
vote of to 3, to report no new Army BILL
Mr.. Campbell, the chairman, proposed ap-
pointing five commissioners to settle the diff
culties. The proposition was voted down.
The Democrats intended to move instructions,
in the House, to the Committee of Ways and
Means, TO report an Army bill without pro-
visions.
Messrs. Douglas and Toombs, in the SEN
ate. and Mr.. Cable in the House, with the an
u-Buchanan faction, are enx;ous for an i'm
mediate adjournment but the Buchanan
leaders In both houses are eager for some
compromise. Senators Jones and Bigler de-
sire 10 repeal the worst of the Kanzas spurious
laws, and that motion will be made to-mor-
row.
WASHINGTON, dug. 25.-Correspondence of
Tribune The special committee appointed to
investigate the attack on Gen. Granger. are
prepared to report. They claim jurisdiction of
such otterces; submit the testimony. md re-
commend no further action on the part of the
House.
The Committee of Ways and Means met
this morning. but did not agree upon the
Army bill. Mr.. Cobb of Georgia, proposed
to report one without any proviso, and MIR.
Campbell offered his substitute as an amend
ment. Both failed, and the Committee was
not inclined to yield to any experiments.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-27

The LATEST WONDER OF SPRITUALIsM-
The Terre Haute Qnd) Express relates that a
gentleman of that city who recently visited Gin
cnnati, missed a train of cars on Saturday night,
and could not start for home until Monday
Fearing that his family would be alarmed at his
non arrival, when they expected him, he desired a
spritualist to communicate to his family, through
a medium in Terre Haute, that he would not be
home until Monday The spiritualist consented,
and in few minutes said the communication had
been sent. In a short time after this communi-
cation had been sent from Cincinnati. the medium
in Terre Haute went to the family of the absent
person and communicated to them precisely what
was told the spiritualist in Cincinnati. The Ez-
press vouches for the truth Of the circumstances.
This is something practical at last. 1t throwG the
electric telegraph in the shade
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-27

The white mechanics Of South Carolina are
getting jealous OF the competition OF slave
mechanics and at Columbia have questioned
the candidates for the legislature as to their
opinion apout law TO prevent the employ
ment oil slaves in mechanical trades. Most
of the candidate go Tor the right Of the slave
owners to put their chattels to any profitable
use without regard to the interests Of white
laborers, and one William Wallace meets tho
issue thus squarely Drive out the negro
ON account Of his coming in competition with
the white man in mechanical pursuits, and
the Same principle will force you to drive him
out from competition in all kinds Of labor
need scarcely say that i am opposed to such
principle"