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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-12-24

Destructive FIRE,-On yesterday
morning, about 8 o'clock, the Steam
FIGURING Mil, and two adjoining Ware
Houses, with all their contents--at The
lower end of Market Street, were des.
trOyed by fire. The buildings belonged
TO the estate Of the late JAMES MEANS
and the contents 10 Mr.. GEIsLEMAN
Loss to the estate $4,000, and to Mr.
G. $4,000. No insurance.
Mr. STANDLEY's property was greatly
endangered, but by the we'll directed eff
forts Of The fire company it was saved.
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% By invitation the Editor Of this
paper may be expected to preach in La.
grange, on next Saturday night, and also
on Sabbath Morning.
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TnE onGLyAL MEDICINE ESrLEL,!;1En ~ 1857,
LAd first aT,,cc Of TIE k'Hd NH ,dicfd under hS
Rame Cf "PuLNoNIr WAsE.Js" - iais or any other
country; all other PuimOn'c D,lfrrs ari eOSnierfst
Tie geHHiHe Be kEnoH by the name Blsl AN being
kamped On each WAFLR.
BRYAN'S PCLM0NIC wAFERs
Relieve Coughs, Colas, Sore-thruat, HosrseEeSA
BRYAN'S PULM0NIc WATERS
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult breathing.
BRYANs PUl NoNIC wAFGlS
Relieve Splitting OF Blood, Pains in tha Chest
BRYAN'S PULM0NlC wAFERS
Relieve 1ncipieIt Consumption. Lung Disease1
BRYAN'S PULMONlC TAFgFS
Relieve Irritation OF tho UvulS and Tonsila
BRYAS'S PLLMONiC WATERS
Relieve the above Complaints il Ten Minutes
BRYAN'S PUIMoNIC wAFERS
Are blessing to all classes and constitutions
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Are adapted for Vocalists and Public 5peaherS
BRYAY'S PULMONIC WATERS
Improve the compass and Aexibility Of the Voice
BRYAN's PCLMONIC WAFERS
Are In q simple form and pleasant to the taste
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Not only relieve, but effect rapid lasting Cures
BRYANS PUIMONIC WATERS
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every ono
No Family should be without Box ci
Bryan's PuImcnic Waters
IN THE HOUSE.
No Traveller should be without Bcx Of
Bryan's PuImOnic Waters
IN HIS POCKET.
No Dealer should be without supply Of
Eryan's PulmOnic Waters
FOR HIS CUSTOMERS.
No person will ever object to give for
Bryan'S Pulmonic Waters
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
IRA {. BALDWIN l. Co., Rochester, NY.
Sole PrOUrietoTS
TUTTLD & MOSES. A4bu-r. Y.
For sale by HENNING g. MEL
WIN. dec4
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4 LARGE STOCK OF
Fall and Winter Goods

.,-r 4 LARGE STOCK OF
Fall and Winter Goods.
SUPERIOR Black and Blue, Brown,
~ Olive and Green Cloths. ''''
Extra fine Black French Cassimeres,
French fancy Cassimeres,
Vestings. Silk, Satin, Grenadines, Pldsh,
velvets and White Silk Vestings, all
newest styles, and be made in the best
manner. p" 'U.
Shirts, fancy and colors, Undershirts and
Gloves, and all other kinds of Furnishing
Goods. vE. .I1E'lY .A,.
Always on hand, Ready Made Clothing,
and oil very low for cash,
' J. LITTLE, Merchant Tailor,
nov5 Cd door from corner Sd & Mar.
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nIOTHS, CASSIMERS, VESTING

CLOTHS, CASSIMERS, vESTINGS
v and Clothing, for men and boys wear.
Dougherty & Bro. have just received very
heavy stock of Woolens for Fall aud Winter
trade, which they will sell ready made, or
make to order, or by the piece cheaper, and
can show more desirable stock Of goods than
any house in this line in Steabenyille.
Uis9 - h5q popGHERTY d BRO.
Ur Mr.. John G. Barr, who superintends
this department, is well known in this commu'
nifty as having twenty years experience as
practical and popular cutter
( ScslS .Iegsb p.$Ri
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Sheriff Sale on Petition. 18th Order
Reuben Reever ct al)

VS..
James Henden ct al
DY VIRTUE OF an order of sale in this
ID case issued out of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Jefferson County and State
Of Ohio, bearing date December 22nd 1856
and to me directed | will expose to sale
by public venduc and outcry on the prem
ises on
TUESDAY, THE 9th DAY OF JAN
UARY, 1857,
at II o'clock NJ of said day, the fol-
lowing Lands and Tenements lying and
being situate in the County of Jefferson
and State Of Ohio to wit the south west
Quarter of Section No "a Township No I,
and Range No. 3, consisting ofone hundred
seventy nine and one half acres more or
less subject to the dover estate of Eliza
beth Icnden heretofore assigned therein.
Terms of sale one third on the day of
sale, one third in Twelve months, the bal
ance in Two years with interest, the de-
ferred payments to be secured by morta.
gage on the property.
JAMES II. BLINN, Sheriff.
Sherilf's Office, Steubenville, dec.24, SO.
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School Examiners Notice to Teachers.

HVHVVh HA"Rh"VN" HsVVh0V w ~0W01h0
A MEETING for the examination of
IN Teachers, beginning in each case, prompt
ly, at nine O'Clock A. NJ, will be held as fol-
lows -
At smithfeld, on Saturday, Oct. the 18th
at teubenville, on Saturday, Nov. the 29th
at Richmond. on Saturday, Dec. the 9th |
and, at Smithfeld on Saturday, Feb the 2Sth
1857. ......
By order of the Board
JACOB N, DEsELLEM, Clerk.
Steubenville Sept Oath 1856.
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MILLINERY GOODS.-In our Nil

MIIILIWEKY GUUDS.-In OUT MI.
1'I linery Rooms can be found all kinds of
millinery goods at wholesale or retail fine
French Flowers of every description Ameri-
can do; Plumes Borders, Frames, straw
Trimming, Chenille do, Bonnet Ribbons,
Trimmings do, Taffeta and Satin do, Velvet
Plush, Satin, silk, ETC., all of which we will
sell to dealers as low as they can buy them in
Pittsburgh. (ociS> G. 4 j. SCOTT.
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RONNETS, BONNETS,-We have
~ just opened one of the finest ass ortlnent
of Fall and Winter Bonnets that has ever been
brought to this place, We are determined to
surpass all our former efforts to please our
customers, and with our present stock of
Velvet, Satin Tissue and Straw Bonnets, we
feel assured that we can suit the most fasidi-
GUS taste. (octS) G. d. j. SCOTT.
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DR, J, w, THoMpsoN.-It will he seen
by card We publish in this paper, that
this gentleman has located in Richmond.
DR.. Thompson studied his profession in
ahis city, under the instruction of Dr.
A. W. Semple. Those who are ac-
auainted with this gentleman in his
profession as Surgeon Dentist, kno W
that any student graduating under his
instruction is worthy of public confidence.
Dr.. Thompson is well and lavorab|y
known in this community, and there is
no doubt entertained but that he is des
tined to become eminent in his profession.
EV Mr.. H. G. Garrett is selling good:
a, this time remarkably cheap. There arc
Two or three facts in connection with this
matter which purchasers would do well tC
consider. First Mr.. G.. is one of the
best jndges of goods in The western coun'
try, and therefore knows how 10 purchase
In the second place, his word may be
confidently relied upon, when he recon-
mends an article. That his is one of the
cheapest Dry Goods Stores in the city
there can be no doubt. In view Of these ant
many other facts which time would fai
TO notice, we Recommend CARROTS as thu
place to buy GOods. South sd Stree
opposite the lower end of the Marke
House.
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Grnf Amerifqn,

The CITIZENS BANK still continues to
pay interest on deposits. D. MOODY.
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JEFFERSON COUNTY IFFIRMARY
- have in charge several children, male
and female, from two to twelve years Of
age, for whom situations are wanted in
respectable families.
Apply to either
JOHN HARTFORD,
WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM,
or E. H. M'FEELy,
nov26-3m Directors.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
]. w. THOMPSON,
S U RG EON DENTIST,
PTCHHOND q.

HTTTOE, MAIN OlFeel, OPpOsIle Tx
change Hotel.
a3- All operations warranted.Ll dec24
SEPERATlON having taken place be-
~ tween Ellen Nease and myself, all per-
sons are warned against giving her credit on
my account, as will resist the payment Of
any debts SO contracted.
dec24 SAMUEL M. NEASE.
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DRESS TRIM.

E!MBRUIDERIES, DRESS TKIM-
~ MScs, &c.-EmbrOi'd Collars, at every
price from SIC to 800; Mourning do. and
Sleeves Jackonet and Swiss Inserthgs and
Edgings Fleuncings, Dimity Bands, ETC.,
etc, together with every variety of dress trim
ings, now opened at ....
octS ) G. 81 SCOTS.
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GREAT REDUCTION OF TARIFF

GREAT REDUCTION OF TARIFF,
AT THE NEW AND FASHIONABLE
IA Hat and Cap store, at the North West
Corner of Market and Fourth Streets; and
NO DECEPTION, NO ODDS OR ENDS ON HAND,
or OLD STOCK, BRUSHED UP FROM SEASON
TO SEASON, to palm off OH the unknowing
as newly laid in Goods. His Stock is en-
tirely new, fashionable, and direct from the
Manufacturers, and the people are LEARN
ING THE FACT, THAT GLAssGow's FASHION
ABLE HAT ~ CAP EMPORIUM, is the proper
place to obtain Head Covering at FAIR
PRICE.
Recollect the New Hat & Cap Store is
at the Corner of Market and Fourth Sts.,
and the place to get the value of your mon
ey. Please call and examine for yourselves.
nov.l9
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~. FLOUR INSPECTOR.
John EBERLINE, City Flour Inspector,
D Office South Fourth Street, at William
Beatty's GROCERY, steubenyille, Ohio.
,decl7
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MORE LIGHT ON THE SUBJECT
NA AND NO HuMBUG. ..'..
Ihave Just received the Sylvic Oil and Lamps,
The light from this oil exceeds IN brilliancy
any light made from whale or lard oil, and is
not inferior to camphene, but more desirable,
as camphene may explode, this cannot. ....
Call at the Medical Hall, in the evenings,
and see it burn. OLIVER KELLS,
decl0 Agent for Jefferson County.
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Steubenville Public Schools.

Steubenville Public Schools.
THE PRESENT TERM, for all the
L Schools below the High School, will close
on the Oath lust, with public examlnatiop Of
all the pupils in the several rooms.
The hext term will commence on Monday,
the 5lh of January, 1857.
Preference Of admission will be given to
those pupils who have been regular in atten.
dane, during the present term. who attend all
the closing examinations, and who commence
with the beginning.
dec7.St; J.. N, DEsELLEM, Supt
GOAL HAULERS will take notice, that
" they are liable to fine OF not less thar
S., nor more than $25, for every load o
Coal sold by them without having theiI
wagons measured and branded, opce every
year. The Ordinance will be enforced
against al offenders,
7'7 REIN PERMAR,
decl7-3 Weigh-Master.
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Depression of Spirits,

The proprietor in calling the attention 81
the public to this preparation, does so with9
feeling Of the utmost confidence in its virtues
and adaptation TO the diseases for which tits
recommended. &yssg
1t is no new and untried article, but one
that has stood the test Of ten years trial
before the American people, and its reputation
and sale is unriyallcd by any similar pfepara-
tions extant. The testimony in its favotgiv
en- by the most prominent and well known
Physicians and individuals in all parts Of the
country is immense, and careful perusal ~
the Almanac, published annually BY the pro.
prietor; and to be had gratis Of any Of his
Agents, cannot out satisfy the most skeptical
that this remedy is really deserving the great
celebrity it has obtained.
Arch ST., Philadelphis, Pa. - .E',.iga.A
Sold by Heping q Melvin, Steubenyille,
VIM. NJ. Blackburn, Bloomfield, Smith Lyon,
Richmond, aprl6nl5y2;ly .
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0CT0R H00FL IN DIS
CELEBRATED ...... ..s..s
GERMAN BITTERS q -


CELEBRATED s., ..tsses
GERMAN BII'TERS I'D y
PREPARED BY fa ~
DR.. c. NJ. JACKSON, PHILAD'A, PA.
WILL EFFEcTTALLy CURE
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaundice,
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases Of the
Kidneys, and all diseases arising from dis7
ordered Liver or Stomach. .s.,...
Such
as Constipa- .....t
ton, Inward Piles,
Fulness Of blood to the -
head Acidity of the Stomach
Nausea, heartburn, Disgust for g.,
food, Fulness or weight in the Stom..
ach, sour Eructations, Sinking or Flut-
terng at the pit Of the stomach, Swim.
ming of the head, hurried and difficult
breathing, huttering at the heart, Choaking
or suffocating sensations when in lying
posture, Dimness Of Vision, Dots Of webs
before the sight, Fever and Dull pain in
the head, Deficiency of perspiration
Yellowness of the skin and
Eyes, pain in the Side, Back s.,t.l
chest, Limbs DC, Sudden ,.is
fushes Of heat Burn p
ing in the flesh ts
Constant I'm
... agings ofe s ..ts..t
vii and
Great '. "a
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AYERS as3g
CHERRY
PICTORIAL,
Colds, Coughs, and
HOarsenesS. -

BRIMEELD, MAss., Goth Dec, 1885.
DIR. J. G. ATER; lido not hesitate 70 say
the best remedy l have ever found FOR
Coughs, HoarsenssE, Influenza, aud the
cohcomitant symptonsUfa Cold, y yonr
CHERRY PEcToRlL. Its constant use III
my practice aud my family for the last
ten years has shown Ii to posse's supe-
rior virtues for the treatment Of these
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DR. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has dis
~ covered in one of our COMMON PASTURE
WEEDS a remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,
from the worst scrofula down to common
pimple.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Report. Furnished By the ASSOCIATED pres..1

WASHINGTON, June 24--Senste. intro
duced joint resolution waich passed, appropria-
ting 900 for the purchase and restoration to
the British Government of the ship Resolste. Hun
replied to the attack of Sumner on the State Of
Virginia. House bill establishing two additional
land districts in Minnesota, passed Whitley
introduced bill to protect public property and to
preserve the peace in Kansas-referred to the COM
mittee on territories The Oregon bill was debated
and laid aside Adjourned.
New YORK, June 24-The Fillmore procession
was an imposing affair Great enthusiasm was dis
played along the route.
BALTIMORE, une 24-An extensive FIRE occurred
here, destroying a large number of buildings, inclu
dug the Temple street Church, the Goodman House
and Muzzy's block Of stores with their contents.
CLEVELAND, June GA fire occurred here this
morning, destroying property to the amount of
$50, 00o-partially insured.
MnwAUKIE, June 2S-The Daily Wisconsin in
a strong and able leader, comes out for Fremont
for the Presidency.
JERSEY CRY, June 24.-An immense Buchanan
ratification meeting was held here last night.
BosroN, June 24-The Republican nominations
were endorsed last night by a mass meeting OF Re-
pu5Iicans at Faneuil Hail. which was crowded to
overfowing.
CINCGsNATI, June 25-noon.-Flour firm, $5a
10. Whisky advancing. Mess Pork, $lS Ba-
con Sides l-24l0. Sugar active, fuh rates. Mo-
lasses drm.
River is stationary with feet water 10 the chan
mel :
PITTsBURG, June 25.-River-S feet IL inches
water by the metal mark, aud rising.
LOUISVILLE, June 25.-The river is falling, with
feet 5 inches water in the canal.
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SPIRIT RAPPINGs.-Notwthstan it has
sunk too low even for ridicule and contempt,
this abominable humbug has not entirely ceas-
ed to exist in portions Of the country. We
notice that designing individuals and "profes-
sors" are still playing upon the credulity of
the simple and the ignorant in some sections,
while "circles" are occasionally formed in
Nashville, doubtless more for amusement than
anything else,) for holding communications
with the spirits, (no allusion to the "ardent)
the moving OF tables, etc Among the most
sensible things we have seen on The subject,
was said by "Doesticks." Here it is:
spirit Of men who we're renowned on earth
For noble virtues or trauscendsut worth,
Now fnd in Shadow Land their Just reward;
This gracious privilege the fates accord,
This bliss unspeakable they have from God
To dance attendance on a Mediums" nod.
The shade OF HIM We call our countrT's sire,
Each night raps loudly for his paltry hire
The holy martyrs Of the earlier times,
With spectre hands grab for Yankee dimes
Bill Poole and Shakespeare, Ia union strange
Now skin their knuekles rnpping f,r small change.
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COMMERCIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE, I
Nashville. june 26. 1856.
MONETARY AND FINANCIAL.

MONETARY AND FINANCIAL.
Money has been iu good demand for the last
week. The Banks have been doing nothing, CON-
parativey, all hands are working close for their
July statements, in consequences Of which, great
deal of good paper may BE- quoted at from 10 to "a
per cent per anuum. 1t is believed that the Banks
will be more liberal after the LIST Of July, and all
good names will be taken readily. Under the pre-.
sent state Of things the Banks only working for
their particular customers.
EXCHANGES in good demand, and at l-2 to
| per cent. prem but will be more abundant as
soon as our Wheat crop begins to 60 forward.
Some small lots have already been shipped. The
crop, we are informed, is large and Of good quality.
STOCKS-We have not a single sale to report:
the market is quite dull for all description OF
stocks
LAND WARRANTS.-The prices vary from IS
to S5c per acre, aud very few offering. Holders
are willing TO take 90c, but unable to realize. The
price at Washington rnd New York, according to
the latest quotations, range from 80a65c, and dull
It is impossible to tell what will be their future des
tiny, but those best informed, think they will still
decline
DOMESTIC MARKETS ETC.
During she past week. the weather has continued
fair and warm, with two or three slight showers
The past two days have been very warm.
The river has exhibited no improvement worth
mentioning, but throughout the most of the week
has receded without intermission. The water on
Harpeth Shoals does not now exceed 90 inches,
and consequently all the boats with the exception
ola few of the lightest draught unable to make
this port.
The markets generally have been somewhat dull
nevertheless a fair business has been DONE for the
time of year, in some of the departments Of trade
The general phase, however, exhibits little materia
change.
COyTON-Cotton, to use the expression Of one
Of me trade, "has caved in" The mark ct is en-
tirely quiet In the principal Southern markets it
is dull, with few transactions In Charleston, the
range at latest dates was 81 llfc. 10 New Or.
leans, the scant supply of last week caused slight
advance. Middlings ruled at lO4 llc., with sales
for the week of 1000 bales-stock "a 900 bales.
In New York, the market still continues heavy. The
following are the the quotations in that market:
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American Meeting.

In response to the reception of Mr.. Fill
more at New York, the Americans Of Nash
vile and Davidson county will assemble at
the Market House, on Thursday Evening
next, at o'clock, p NJ.
Speeches will be made by Hon. Edwin
II. Ewing, Hon. Neil s. Brown, Horace
Maynard, Esq, Hon. John S. Brien, Jno.
A McEwen, Esq. Let there be an over
whelming turnout of the masses, that the
shouts Of their cOngratulation may reach
and greet the savior of his country, as he
treads again his native soil.
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TOBACCO.-The tobacco market is also exceed
ingy dull very few sales having occurred during the
week. A few hhds are occasionally brought in, and
tobacco brings, per quality, from $3.50 to 1915
There seems to be good demand elsewhere, and
the inactivity here is principally owing perhaps, to
the limited quality coming forward.
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Flour is nominal No
new has yet made its appearance in this market.
Breadstuds generally, are dull. We quote Wheat
at COO, Rye 81, Corn 2la25, and Oats (clean) 4Oc
per bushel A sale of 4O'bushes new Whest from
Georgia, was made in New York on the 10th inst;
at 81 per bushel.
SUGAR.-Sugars Of all grades as we have sntie~
pated, have advanced, and are quoted thus New
Orleans 9Iulo!; Havana white 9ialOi; brown sac;
Loaf Crushed, aud Powdered, all l2fal4c. late
New Orleans exchange, in speaking of the pros
poets OF the sugar crop, says:
The crop of Cuba, for 1855 was 800, 900
boxes, and, calculating FIVE boxes to the ton, $780,
600 tons For lS56 it is estimated that it will ex-
coed the last by ten per cent 1t may exceed it,
but il Is doubtful
II is the generally received opinion that the
crop of 1856, in Louisiana, will be greatly deficient
suit in Cuba will be, would be futile at THE moment
But from all the facts before us there is not a shad-
ow Of doubt but that consumers will have TO pay
prices next season; and the market instead Of
opening at 10 cents for prime sugar, will approach
nearer l2t cents, aud low grades within the range
of ten cents. 1t only requires an advance of 335
per cent. over present prices for choice to reach
l24 cents; and with a crop of'ony $780, 600 TO l7OS
900 hOgsheads, those more deeply versed in the
article than ourselves can inform consumers OF the
prospect for the future.
MOLASSES.-A still further advance over last
week is noticed in Molasses. We quote New Or
leans at 5Oc, and Sugar House at COO per gallon
COFFEE-No change has taken place in the
price Of Coffee. 1t is more active in the principal
commercial cities of the country, aud the ruling
figures in most of them are, Java l4s; Laguyra
III; Rio IA St. Domingo 1915 and Bahia lOc per
pound.
PROVISI0NS.-The market in provisions is
dull. Prices unchanged. We quote hams at STA
&c; shoulders 7a7s; sides 9a9t beef 81 per 100
lbs butter lOal5c; lard Sc; eggs &c per dozen;
meal soc per bushel
No other changes in quotations, and for the
price Of other articles refer our price
The following Is from the Coffee Circular Of Henry Ions
dale New Orleans Tor the ended the goth inst
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pS~ We shall lay before the readers Of
the Patriot Mr. Buchanan's letter accept
ing the Democratic nomination. He is de-
termined that his understanding Of the
principles of the Kansas-Nebraska act
shall not be misunderstood, and for that
reason states his views, distinctly maintain
ing the squatter sovereignty position Of
Gen. CaSs and Mr.. Douglas
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Corn CRUsHERs-The excitement sbout the
relative merits of corn crushing machines is
evidently drawing to a focus. We learn that
a splendid silver cup has been ordered, as the
prize TO the successful MILL As soon as prac-
ticsble the trial between Excelsior" and
Improved Little Giant" will take place
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s8s- Items were very scarce yesterday. A
few unimportant cases before the Recorder,
were the only matters upon which local edi-
tor might descant, and these would be relished
only by those of morbid appetites.
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NICARAGUA MEETING.-A meeting of those
who sympathize with the Young Republic
of Nicaragua, now struggling for an existence,
as a free government, will be held OF Odd
Fellows Hall on Saturday night. Let the
friends of the movement and Gen. Walker, be
in attendance.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-26

AZ We notice that the new and splendid
building recently erected by Danl. F. Carter,
Esq, on College street, is receiving a beautiful
front of white marble. This store, we learn,
is to be occupied by Thomson q Co.