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WILLIAM Y. DANIELS,
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-04

PRESERVING FRUITs AND VEGETABLEs-A Word
TO Hoasckcrpers The prospects for abundant
WELD OF all varieties of fruit aud vegetables were
never better than at present, and the season for
preserving them for use during the next winter and
spring is always busy time with hOusekeepers gen
orally During the past few years the mode and
manner of putting them up has been completely
revolution zed, aud few, il any persons, now follow
the old manner, but have adopted the new, name
IL, that of preserving fruits, &c, in their Juice
by means of the air tight, Theoretically sealed
The great advantages of the present mode are that
IL is much more economical requires less labor
Nd trouble, and the fruit retains it's original favor
aste, even for years Amongst those justly
celebrated are Winchels', sold in this city by
Messrs. Macy q Hamilton.
These cans are of various sizes, holding from one
TO four quarts. We would advise our housekeep-
ing friends to call at the store of Messrs. NJ & II.
and lay in their summers supply. Orders from the
country will be promptly attended to by them, and
filed at the lowest cash price
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-04
Tenuessee Farmer and Mechanic

The table of contents for the July numbNr
of this sterling periodical is before us. To
give an idea of the extent aud usefulness of
this most excellent journal, we insert the table
that our friends, both farmers and mechanics,
may see the character and utility of the publ
cation:
Agricultural DepdrtmeHt--Th Dairy o.
lustrated,) Essay upon the Culture of Cotton,
Corn Meal for Mich Cows, Home Department,
Wheat Straw, Culture OF Domestic Auimals,
Planting and Pruning, Hoeing aud Ploughrg
Corn, The South Dewn Oustrated,) Root
Crops. Treatment of Fruit Trees, Millet, etc
Mechanical Department. Composition for
Roofs, Experiments with Metals, Alloys for
Journal Boxes, Chimneys, Composition of
Steel, etc., Bosrdman's Coal. Burner, Rail-
roads, Slide-Valve Relief, Cottages Gllustrat-
ed
Miscellaneous Department. - Aristocratic
Strata. An Experiment, Contributions to Sum
mer, Flowers, Recipes.
Communication. B6ilding Cisterns, Agri-
cultural Items, Interesting Correspondence
Culture of Potatoes, Weeds, etc.
Eiitor's Department Of Ma
chinery, etc, Successful Efforts, Wool Samples,
etc, etc, County Agricultural Societies, Ex-
celsior Corn and Cob Mill, District Agricullu
raj Societies, State aud County Fairs, IIlustra-
tions-The Press, &c.
The editors and proprietors have spared no
pains, labor or expense 10 make the Farmer
and Mechanic equal to any journal of the kind
in the Union. They have secured the services,
as correspondents, of many of theti?st scholars
and practical men in the State, besides they
themselves give to all subjects legi;lmately be-
longing 10 agriculture or mechanics, which
can be of service or benefit to Tennesseans the
most patient aud thorough invest cation. The
natrre of the different soils of the State, and
what are best adapted to raising cerIaic grains,
the proper rotations of crops 10 bring about
certain beneficial results, aud everything in
fact which can beui use or profit TO the far
mers of this State Ia this their magazine has
an advantage for our own people over oil
Others. In view of these Efforts, which must
result 10 great benefit 70 the farmers aud me,
chanics of Tennessee, and which are intended
Use may meet with the success which Il
richly deserves.
The editors desire an interchange Of the
opinions of farmers upon any subject connect
ed with agriculture, and TO that end, invite
communications from any who may feel dis
posed to furnish them. Published at 81 per
year. Address Bowel g. Williams, Nash
vile, Tennessee
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-04
BY TELEGRAPH.
Reports Furnished BY the Associated Frss..l

WAsHISGroS, June 2nd.-Senate-The Chair
laid before the Senate communication transmit
ting the original proceedings OF the American
board of commissions at Paris to hquidate and an
dit the claims of American citizens against the
French Government. House-Reading the re-
port of the Kansas investigating committee was
resumed The bill granting right of way to the
st. Louis and the Iron Mountain R. r. throu gh the
Arsenal Magazines aud jefferson Barracks was
passed. The Kansas bill was then taken up, furs
Their reading dispensed with and the report referred
to the committee on elections and ordered 10 be
printed. Leave granted the minority to O.
port within ten days both TO be printed as Que
document.
BosToN, July 2nd.-The America sailed at noon
for Liverpool with 40 passengers and 81, 100, 900
in specie The wharf Of Gale, Dudley Co, at
Cambridge port, WAS burned last night. Loss
S40000-no lives lost.
WAsnINGToE, July 3.-The debate in the Senate
in reference to the spoliation bill continued all
night. At o'clock, a. m, Seward advocated his
bill for the admission OF Kansas with her Topeka
Constitution.
CINCINNATI, July 3.-Noon-FIour 5.75a5 90;
whisky get; cheese ST; bacon shoulders st; sides
lO mess pork Is; lard IL.
PTTsBURG, July 2-Noon- River, four feet
inches water in the channel and falling.
New YoRK, July 8 -Noon-FIour advanced
sales slate 5 90; Ohio 6l5a6 65; Southern 675a
50; wheat advanced two cents; corn firm; mess
pork steady; beet declined; whisky 30i
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-04
W. H. CHILDRESS, of Tenn, Pres't.
II. N COMPTON, Of Texas. Scc'y.

At meeting of the Medical Faculty of the Uni
vcrsty Of Nashville, held at IL o'clock, A. NJ, on
the LIST day Of july 1886, it was announced to the
Faculty that their coleage, Prof R. NJ PORTER,
VI D., had that morning, between the hours of Z
and 8, after severe affection of more than two
weeks DURATION departed this life
Drs. w. X Bowling and T. r Jennings were
appointed a committee to draft resolutions expires
sve of the feelings of the Faculty in relation to this
sad event; whereupon the chairman of this com.
mittee reported the following preamble and resou-
toas which were unanimously adopted by the Fac
ulty:
Whereas, Il has pleased God that our fellow
citizen, friend, colleague aud brother K. NJ Porter
should die, aud be known no more among men, in
the heh, We have thought it right aud proper in JUS
tee 70 his memory, TO pass the following resulu"
lions:
Resolved That in the death Of r NJ Porter, we
recognize the loss Of chief pillar of an institution
which his learning discretion and sound Judgment
so largely assisted in founding and developing
Resolved That in the many relations which our
late coll, ague sustained towards US, he so bore
himself that our affections, regards aud confidence
were strengthened and deepened by each passing
year, that to a mind deeply imbued with medical
learning-he added the pleasantness of the accom-
pllshed gentleman, aud was in all things what the
good everywhere delight to honor.
Resolved, That the Chancellor Of the University
be requested at the opening of the session Of
the Medical Department, TO deliver a public ad.
dress upon the life aud character Of our departed
friend aud brother.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-04
FNEqg able Lots.
Situated IN the Excited District:


Lots on Market street, opposite the Ruuedge property
Lot fronting 40 feet College street. and extending
through to HGme street. Immediately adjoining tie Vaughn
pTOpt rty.
Lot fronting as feet College street. in the Campbell
property, which there il dsuble frame tenement.
Lot fronting feet College street, and adjoining the
Baptist Church.
Several Lots on College street, part of the Mallory
property.
Lots Maple street, University Place, at the
junction Of Maple and the boro' Turnpike
Lots every and anywhere in Maury's and CaibOrne's
plan of lots.
Lots in -. Ewing's Addition.
Lots in the Wemore 4 Ewing Addition.
Lots 10 the Barrow Grove property, the Episcopal
Church
Lots on College aud Market Streets in the McGehee
Plan.
Lots in and near University Place a
Lots generally everywhere
We accommodate every body with Lot that wants
We have them Of all sorts, sizes and shapes
All good bad indifferent; fine soil, others
Astounding in elegant rock; Of free SOL others pos
SEED Of the valuable privilege contributing to the sup
and 10 the extension Of Railroads.
In Short pledge Ourselves TO suit all persons II any
should want anything extra uncommon. viii man
uacture lot to suit him, being amply supplied with the
raw material; CAL soon, they are going.
LINDSEY & CROCKETT
may26-lm rs College st.
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FaurIh of July.

This is the day OF Liberty How shall we re-
joice? How shall the great American heart pour
forth rejoicing and thanksgiving to Him who holds
the nations in his pamf Let US with fearful ewes
and heaving hearts give thanks let Us with song
and dance rejoice, and let us with drum and Gag
and laundering cannon make joyful praise.
But look back to the glorious past-see the sol
emn-air and majestic tread Of our eloquent and great
forefathers WIN eighty years ago assembled at
Independence Hall, Philadelphia, and published to
the embryo nation, the proud Declare ton that its
people should be independent and free. See how,
with joyous feet brawuy men beat, with martial
tread music upon the stony Streets and with roaring
cannon echo from the dome Of heaven the birth Of
Liberty! See the patriotic mother press tight her
little babe, and kiss with burning JOY the brow Of
her child, that shall henceforth be free! And see
the great and good Washington, Adams, Franklin,
Jefferson and Hancock with the gellant little band
OF followers that this day united themselves for the
sake of Liberty. Then view the line Of years that fol
low. What joys, and freedom, aud glory, have we
not seenY Our country is truly blessed. II is the
asylum of the oppressed. Should we not rejoice
Oh! that could look over our happy country
this morning and see into the hearts of men! We
should see fearful eyes and joyous faces, and grand
professions moving 10 and fro with the stars and
stripes proudly waving its ample folds, rolling like
the constant ocean Of our Liberty We should
hear over mountains and through vallies, the loud
mouthed cannon giving forth its laundering token
of the day. We should hear the cracking of multi
tudinous guns aud squibs and fiery rockets strew.
ing the air with bright sparks, making lurid the
scene. And we should hear the low voice of Gods
people giving praise in humble prayer for our lib-
critics. and for the maintenance Of Glorious
Tuioni
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-04

To DAY.-In the absence Of any public de-
monstraton in the city to day, great many
of our citizens will avail themselves of the oc-
casion for gratifying desire for pleasure and
recreation by excursions to the country. We
hear of various parties Of persons who intend
making trip country ward upon theralroads,
STEAMBOATS, and by means E vehicles. Our
city will be well represented, we opine, at
Whites Greek, Gallatin, Tyree, and various
places upon The " g. c. and T. & A. Railroads
Let every body lay aside business and poi
tics and enjoy themselves to ''the top of
their BENT" not forgetting to sing peans Of
praise to the blessings of free institutions, aud
the return of the Nations natal day of free
dom
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Mercantile Change.

Church Anderson desires to make known to his
friends and former patrons that he has sold his en-.
tire interest in the house at Nos. Broad ST.
where he or Mr. Jno II. Anderson will still be found
ready to exchange civities with all, particularly
with those who call to make full settlements. He
takes pleasure in saying that his successor Robt. L.
Weakly, has the means and is well qualified as a
merchant, TO give general satisfaction to all Who
may favor him with their patronage.
LllY -if-Rnnner cnnr
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
SPECIAL NOTICE. TO SHIPPERS,
by Savannah 10

4 the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company
II have notified and reminded the Central Railroad Com.
Of &c rgia OF their summer rates. IL
have been noticed recognized the hand bills Of
that Company, recently distributed in city. We
s method Of informing the Merchants and Shippers by
that line the will be 81 So for 100 lbs hrs
goods and not 81 25 the grand bills represent t25 10
average through class goods from the sea
ward to Nashville but is beet the variation Of 10
al lite IN Summer, and dedUcod " 10 pet 100 lbs
Winter Which makes the rate per advertisements
Sl35 ou June December, and 81 from Dee june
Ii. l. ANDERSON,
iunt2l Superintendent.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-04

LAST CALL.-Mr. Baker, the Railroad Tax
Collector, will be at the Patriot Office next
Saturday, to receipt delinqnents on the tax list
Of 1865. This is the last opportunity that can
be offered to delnquents, as the lands adver-
tised will be sold on the Monday following
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River and steamboat News.

The Cumberland commenced rising slowly
at this point yesterday morning, and is still
improving. There are now about 20 inches of
water on Harpeth Shoals.
The only arrival at the wharf since our last,
was the HlrtSUjUe from Paducah.
The 4. /. Da0is left yesterday evening for
month.
Business at the wharf is extremely dull.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-04
Leather Betting.

Aho lssEs Of Copper Bura. and Rvsts. aaa Lsss
Al 4 shsA vi y sola o. rs nOs r,soassls ,srs foT
cssA ~ HR cUFTEk,
magia scs ccssg- snt exees ga
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-04
TRUST SALE.

pursuance Of Deed OF Trust execute by John
Graham and lsaac Taylor Whch Is registered the Reg
lsers Office Of Davidson county in Rock No 49, 35S
and $50 and dated January Sst 1885, and for The purposes
therein contained sba the 5h day Of July. 1886 at
the Court House gate the Public Square, in Nashville,
proceed to sell 20 the highest bidder sh the right lille
and interest which the said Graham aud Taylor conveyed
said deed Of trust in and TO the following ribbed property,
TO wit lot Of ground 10 the city OF Nashville commencing
at the North east corner OF the lot sold by NJ q L. CbOrns
and the executors Of Mary T. MAury deceaed Robert
Mills running thence in the direction OF the Lick Branch IS
feet Ike thence al right angles TO Crdde street tn
at right angles along Crdde street thirty eight feet
a stake the OF said lot OF Robert Mills. And aso,
other lots Of ground purchased by the said Grab from
Morrison, by deed dated the 18th Of June, 1853 lot
being part lot No 81 fronting twenty i've feet aey
and McNarys ne and extending in depth towards College
street some sixty seventy feet less the ohe
lot onng fteen feet said alley and McNary line next
Deos the lot above described, and running back towards
College street Upon the lot rst named there Is q
Building and other mproy College street, and upon
the tNo last named the Canada House and ether
ments. JOHN HUGH SMITH, Trustee.
juuelS-Id
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
80 - -.

RRlVAL and Departures Of Passenger Trains To take
II effect and amer saturday, June 21st, 1885
Day Passenger Tran leaves Nashville O. 05 O'Clock
irving at Chattanooga at O5 O'clock p ~ Night Passenger
Trains leave Nashville al P. NJ arriving at Chattanooga
al ( 90 NJ.
pay Passenger Train leaves Chattanooga at GAM Ar
ryng at Nashville $50 p ~ Night Passenger Train leaves
Chattanooga al NJ. Arriving at Na.hve s.45 An.
H. l. ANDERSON, Superintendent.
NASHVILLE June 2ist, 1856
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DEN ISTRY.
DIR. B. WOOD,
YYllgOEH.u WsheGf.

THE undersigned agents for TIE sale Of 'sCtIBLD'S
Il GRAIN CLEANEII.'s offer TIE public the best
and most reliable machine for owing smut cheat,
cookie and all other impurities from Wheat that has
been perfected.
The Of this machine single crop will more than
pay for u in the enhanced value Of the grain.
lar machine with capacity for cleaning so to 500
bushels per hour Is almost indispensable Msrs Ehe de-
20 make good Hour.
Planters and Mlers respectfully invited to call and
the machine and IT, trial, entire satisfaction s
given, the money viii be refunded
Je1s-1m JOHNSON, HORNE 4 co.
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FREsH GooDs. Morgan & Co, on the Public
Square, receipt of new, seasouable and FASH
ionable goods, which they are selling very cheap.
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Awful and Fatal consequences


NENSU treating Bowel comp ans a. this season Of
H the year with Brandy, OPIUM Astriugents. When
checked il THIS the disease is cured but the outlet
is merely stopped up, and fortunate It appears for
then dangtrOU diseases Of the head averted the
pstl,nt has chance for his life How ofeu do We hear Of
Bowel Complaints being suddenly checked, and death
disease Of the BRAIN produced By the medicine taking place
a few hours aher?
THE GREFENBERG DYsENTERY SYRUP,
has been wonderfully successful in uchccmpains By
chemical action Il produces change in the the
Bowels and thus enables nature TO perform her
The Board Of Health Of New York certify that the
Oh disappeared from The Quarantine this
med cine used at the Hospitals
Dr. KnowlteD Of Boston, calls the greatest aid TO the
medical profession and essing to the patient.
Dr. De orrest, Of New York. says every case
Of disorder OF The bowels PromP H and that he always
il in cases.
Capt Taylor, Of the Army certides that it all
Dysentey "a Mexico and that Is gene
rally used bv officers who contracted that complaint
Morris Franklin, acting Mayor Of New York, re-
commends II 70 be kt pit IN family TO be ready check
all disorders Of The Bowels the hrst appearance.
By Count Bodisco it recommended 10 the Medical
Board n st. Petersburg and by them recommended
Government Hospitals throughout Russia. IL has been
in several rOpean countries with great success
In Ma hve large quantities Of 1t have used in times
OF Cholera.
Throughout the whole State Of Tennessee it is known as
the bes and only certain edy for Bloody Flux
have always offered refund the money any can
be heard OF that has effected cure. | HAVE NEVER
HEARD OF SUCH CASE. The offer il still con-
tinued ALEX. MACKENZIE.
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF PIANOS.

the Piano Forte and Music saloon Of J. A MCCLURE,
Il be found the largest and best ortmen Of Pianos
offered 10 this MARKET consisting Of CT and Octave,
ri aud beautifully Carved Rosewood One Of them
is Semi grant which for bTancy and purity Of tone il
unsurpassed by any Square Piano, before the public
The makers a. H. Gale Co.. have surpassed them
selves, and will add lAures their already high
reputation. Those wanting No. Instrument be
ldafed upon reasonable as II they
plTchare directly Of the Manufacturers have also large
stCck Small l. strumeuts, NeOdeOnS and Sheet Music
briCing the New Pieces, WalEes, POlkas, Sony sc 4c
schools, &C., furnished upon reasonable terms any
House IN tn United States
~ Remember the Number, SO UNION STREET.
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WHITE GOODS. DAMAsK LINENS, &C
w Jast received eleFsnt assortment e STRIPED and
checked Aknsoff and 3u Aasns Olive and dotsea su.s
Dsmask Table Lueuas Breakfast snd piuacr kapkins.
L4aca shsrtngs LAce cartsns ard Danzsks VITA tFm.
mi1g WhicA Are ssinS a. vsfy es prices or cash q
ISIS MeCLELLANDH.
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SOsgEb sTIySHCjZFG.
GREAT EXCITEMENT!
The Citizens in Arms!

WTATER OR NO WATER, Gas Gas Light or Dark
w Eess, Macadamzed Streets Mud, Bridge no
Bridge the eons engrossng the attention of
the 7th and Sh Wards.
Wishing have a band in every thing that is going on
we have concluded to pitch into this free fight aud, by
Of adding fuel to the meS have concluded to sell the