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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-16

ALL sportsmrn who in want Of coed and reliable
Gun, especially adapted for large game, Deer Ae
vited call the store Of FA and Cunningham No ~
Public Square and examine Snaps Patent Sporting Ride
which rapidly Of Firing accuracy Of aim aud length Of
range is far superior any Gun invented and anlike
any other Patent Gen heretofore Introduced it. construction
4, 20 exceedingly simple il liable to get ca,
Of order han the common KENNEDY Rife.
FAC have also few shot Cans made on the sane Pa
tent. iJie-6m.
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NASHVI E AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD.

ESEE Esszfza1 EsEzSssz1 szzzSSzr3
sSZsxsgs stE.s.Ssl5t ~ 9. szzssT 81 W
WILL charge full fare to Nashville and give a return
w ticket free Of Charge the folio wing occasions be
good from 10 TO ed October.
American Cow nton to be held in Nashville 10th AID
18th October, 1856.
Annual State Fair, 18th to 18Th October inclusive.
Democratic Convention, to be held in Nashville 2st Oc-
tober, 1856 II. i. ANDERSON \
septic supt N. &C.R.R.
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~ DICK, the boy of Mr.. Jackson, If North
Alabama, who is matched with SHULTz, OF
Pennsylvania, in foot race, $1,000 aside, on
Monday next, arrived yesterday ia good health
Antagonist.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-16

To Citizens aud Strangers.

The publication Office OF the PATRIOT, No. 16,
Deadsrick street. having been enlarged, will
be found open at all times, day and night, where
newspapers from all sections of the country,
aud the latest telegraphic news will be found
upon our tables for the accommodation OF
visitors. general invitation is extended to
citizens and strangers in the city to call and
avail themselves Of these advantages for OBJ
tanning the latest news.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-16
she ART ofDying Human Hair.

It but imperfecty understood by those who make
the gIestes preien.ons. The Of the popular Hair
Dyes Of day may, for the time color the hair but
be suceeede by furnished green other unsghy ap
pearance Boges Electric Dye Is void Of these noxious
properties Ii instantly dyes the hair beautiful
black brown which neither sunshine tar
nish in the least: and +" TO make douby
his agents authorised to refuud the money the most
perec, satisfaction given. Prices 50 cts 81 90 and
81 so per Inventor, W. BosIK Boston, Sold by
Druggists everywhere. my Oily
Pianos and Music.-we learn that Horace
Waters Of sS Broadway, n Y agent for The sale Of many
Othe most celebrated makers Of Pianos aud Meiodeons
Offering them prices which ali who desire to
purchase avail themselves Of He Is also selling his large
and wknOwn Catalogue Of Music third OF
regular prices and viii iOrward the free Of postage
His offers to the trade, teachers And schools Of
favorable charaeers Of which he win be able TO en- 20 the
letter, for having wisely adopted the cash system The
Horace Waters amos known among the very
We enabled to speak 81 hose Instruments with
degree Of confidence from personal kDoSledge OF their
ceIent tone and durable qualify Y. Eranoalisk
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arc Won Cettinr RaId,

Isyour hair turning grey' Do you wish to cultivate good
whkers and moustachesi Your hair to be so silky and
goyH Your head to be COOL comfortable and free ofdand
ruff Mothers your children to have luxuriant heads
ofhairH Then BOeLRs HYPERION FLuID, which
6 its unerrng effects Prices rs so cts rs cts and
81 so per bottle. Boges Balm Of CytheIia stands unr
vailed or eradcsting I'D pimpes, and beautyng the
complexion Price 80 cts. Inventor and proprietor, w.
Boyle, Bottom and sold BY Druggists everywhere.
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JUST PUBLISHED, BY THE
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA.

ID P0RT ON sPERNATORRHGA, or Seminal Weak
N ness, Impotence the Vice Of Onanisn Masturbation
Self Abuse and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs
with ccount Of the and dsceptons ouscks
and valuable ADVICE the Afflicted, by GEO CAL
HOUN, NJ. D., CONSULTING SURGEON Of the HOWARD
ASSOCIATION Phi adephs, Pa benevolent Institution
established by special endowment the relief Of the sick
and distressed, afflicted with NiruleHt Epidemic
eases" copy Of the above Report will sent by mail
(n sealed envelope P6KE OF CHARGE the receipt Of
TWO STAMPS for postage. Address DR. GEO. r. CAL
HoUN, No south NINTH ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
sept8O-d3n
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TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS

retired Clergyman. restored to health in afeW days.
after many years Of great suffering anxious to
make known the means Of VIII send (ree) the pre-
scription used Direct the Rev. JOHN H. DAGNALL, No.
SO Fulton street, Brooklyn, NY. sept23-Sm
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tarter'S Spanish Mixture.

THE GREAT PURIFIER OF TIE BLOOD: y,
NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.
An Infallible Remedy
For scrofa, Kings Evil Rheumat m, obstinate Cutaneous
Eruptions Pimples or Posulcs the Face, Botches,
Boils, ARue and Fever, Chronic sore Eyes, Ring
worm or letter Scaldhead Enlargement and
Pain Of the Bones and Joints Salt Rheum,
Stubborn Ulcers Si phiitc Disorders,
and an diseases arising from
injudcious OF Mercury,
Impruience in Life,
I'm purity Of
Tie Blood.
This Great Alternative Medicine and Purifier the blood
used thousands OF grateful patients all parts Of
he United States testify daily TO the remarkable cures
SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia Rheumatism ScrofalA
Euptions Of the skin, Liver Disease, Ulcers Old Sores
lection OF the Kidneys Diseases OF the roat Female Com
plants pains and aching Of the Bones and JOINTS speed
ily pct 10 flight by ng this ine-tlmable remedy.
FOR all diseases OF h blood nothing has been found
compare with it. II c ansas the system OF al impurities
cts gently and efficiently on the Liver and Kidneys and
strengthens The Digestion gives tone TO the stomach makes
the skin clear and healthy, restores the constitution
eneb 81 by disease broken down by the excuses Of
outh, to its pristine vgor and strength.
For the DISEASES 1t peculiarly applicable
VII rever Il has become regularly prescribed with
the happes effects IL nyigorate the weak and dehated
and imparts elasticity the frame clears the skin
and leaves the patient fresh and healthy single bottle OF
this remedy worth all the 80 called Sarsapar
10 existence.
The large number certificates which we have received
persons from all parts Of the United States is the best
evidence that there is mnbGg about it, press hotel
keepers gstrate physicians and public men, well known
the unity all add their testimony 20 the wonderful
effects OF this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call en- the Agent and get Almanac, and read the de-
tails OF astonishing perform by CARRIERS SPANISH
MIXTURE, ga most icRere ereg thing else has si0.
ndig Iiedl The limits 4 advertisement will not ad.
WINS. BEERS & CO., Proprietor.
No S04 Broadway, NEW YORK.
For sale by Druggists aud Country Merchants 10 ali pars
he nfte Mat md he adj Nd kv
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~ We would advise all our friends who
want a frst-rate article of choice liquors to
call on Mr. Jno Lvllyett He has on band a
supply of every variety, to the good quality
of which our typos can testify.
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SAMUEL SWAN, & Co, Manager.
$1,000 Tickets--3,28O Prizes.
PRIZES MOUNTING To
$ z o q, 90 o.!
viii be MISUNDERSTANDING to the following
RRHTTANT CCUENr
"S~0o H''ASs e"etiuH sSoA
WhOlo Tickets slO;-Halves IS; Quarters, S.SO


Whole Tickets sl0-Halves IS; Quarters, 25e.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from 70 80 900 corresponding with those
Numbers on the Tickets printed separate slips Of paper
are enereed with small tin tubes and placed wheel
The 6rst ZIG PrEs, Similarly printed and epereied are
placed In another wheel. The wheels then we'd
Number Is drawn from the wheel OF Numbers and at
time Prize Is drawn from the other wheel The num-
bsl and Prise drawn out and exhibited
being placed against the number drawn This operaon 10
repeated until all the FrEes drawn out.
Approximation Prizes.
The two preceding and the two succeeding Numbers .
those drawing the first is Prizes viii be entitled the g
Approximation Prizes, according % the Scheme.
900 Prizes Of $40 win be determined by the last squire
Of the Number IN draws the $40 600 prize For examps
the Number craving the $4,000 Prize ends With No l,
then all the Tie cts where TIE number ends IN VII be
entitled to $40 II the Number ends with No g. h-n ali
The Tickets where the Number ends in win be entitled 70
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
As By This scheme one Ticket in every 10 IA guaranteed
to draw go ~ sell Certhcatesof Packages 10 Tick
cts (Where the numbers eud ia !, 2, B. A56TS9Ol AZ
the following rates which Is the risk them
All that they draw over the amount guaranteed
Certificate Of Package oflO Whole Tickets ......ss0
"a "a n hrn a. ....'-.-''...
It v be perceived BY this plan. that for $50 he pur-
chaser has Certificate Of 10 Tickets when II be bays
Tieles he would only get for that Wholes By
buying Certificates he has four chances for the larger
PriIsS-HAlyes and QUARTER Packages in proportion.
In Ordering Tickets or Certificates,
on receipt OF which they win be forwarded by drst nail
Inc mss OF draHn Numbers and Prizes viii be sent 70 pur-
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
~ Purchasers win plsase write their signatures pain
and give their Pos; Ufice, County and state.
- Remember hSteyery Prise s dras and payable In
full without deduction
~ All Prizes OF 600 and under paid Immediately aner
ne drAwnsother prEes st The usual time Of thirty days.
In fall without deduction.
An communications strictly confidential
Prize Tickets eahed renewed In other Tcksts ether
once.
Orders for Tickets Certificates can be addressed either
70 Z. SWAN 90 Atlanta, Ca,
ors SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
octi orr. HIGGINS, BOxS Nashville P. o.
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Notice to COnsignees.
TRANSPORTATION OFFICE N. . @. R. z.
NASHVILLE, Sept. -, 1885.

n
NASHVILLE, Sept. -, 1855. (
WE draymen Of Ma. hve having discontinued receiv
ing goods AZ the Depot, Consumes will hereafter be
notified OF the arrival OF their goods and furnished with
bill OF freight due on same Any enc presenting the
tce aud paving the bin will be recognized tn anthoriE-
ed agent II the Cnugnee The resp0n sbty Of the road
terminates with the delivery OF the goods, and claims for
deficiencies and damages will not be allowed after delivery
unles by consent IL being the duty Of the agent
in his esson evidences Of delivery cOusgnees their
agents will he required to recsp. for all articles deliver
ed Notices for all consRnees whose place OF or
residence is not known will be sent TO the Post once
CHAS. W. ANDERSON, Agent
B-rhe obect Of the above notice is aot to give Con
sgnees any unnecessary trouble compel drAymen TO
responsibilities that do legt mately belong 10
their business but simply define The position OF the road
leaving merchants ana draymen to make their own ar
rangements. septl6 G. W. A
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THEArRE-Mrs. Ward whose lucrative and
heightened engagement has afforded our commu-
nifty OF play-goe-s as refined an enjoyment as the
drama is capable OF comforting, sppesrs to night as
Helen McGregor, in the play OF Rob Roy. The
distribution Of charaetersts excellent, provided the
company is up" in the parts The talented dams
suese, Miss Partington, is to appear in favorite
dance; and the performance will conclude with the
farce OF Alarming Sacrifice"
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liza Prizes amounting ei02 900
Tickets $40 co. Halves 5.0oi Quarters S250
The prses Of $40 determined b. She last hgufs
Of the namhe draws The Capital prise Of 90. Tbs
Capita, priEs si 81 coarse cod Eih Of the tgurcs
t,2 s. G. = s. 2, Q. THOSE " ole Tickets ending with
the rgare the last Ia Capital win be sntsd
go. Halves and Quarters IN lsoportion.
Persons sending money b. mail need not fear is beng
lost Orders punctaay attended Ccmmuneatons
adensial. Bank Notes Of sound banks taken ~ par.
Those Wishing part enlar numbers should order imns
diafelg.
Ew-o Orders addressed J4xEsR wunEa BeK sss Mash
Vile Tenn, viii be promptly 4tlsaied ~.
JANIS .. WINTER. MassEsr,
octi5EAiw MAc0N. Ca
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Straw Hats and BOnnets.
LOUIS +. DESSART.

ATELY FROM PARIS, begs leave to inform the cit!-
IL Of Nashville and neighborng towns, that he
prepared bleach and Bonnets and Hats IN the
latest style lie promises 70 those who will patrOnze him.
that they will not recognize their BOnnets Hats he
make them like Mlners, Hstters and Merchants
will find 10 their interest to make arrangements with him
Merchants who have old Hats Bonnets hand
al their old Stock aud sell 1t for He will also attend
10 dying Straw Goods. Call AT No. u DeadeTick St,
octS-zn Up Stairs.
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CIseap CASH store.

ClseGE9O Cash Store.
CHAS. III. WATERS s CO.,
Successors to f. Birdsall & Coy
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers In
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
BRooMs, ooRDAGE, FwINEs, &C
HAVING largely replenished Stock and also intro
duced many articles not heretofore kept in this esab
shnen able to offer inducements 70 the former
patrons Of this house. and dealers generally surpassed
by other house in this city We shall keep constantly
hand fell and complete assormeht0f every article 10
this line Of business, and determined to sustain the
reputation the rm and be outdone by
this busness and it viii be greatest eodeaVor 10 give
Wood and willow Were Manufactured to order at the
shortest notice The following list, though not complete,
viii give more general idea Of our stock in store
BrOOms.
$50 dozen large Shaker Brooms;
SIS SIS S So : :seanoS 90 d. DO superior quality
geo eco d.. do, do; de- common
$50 do plain aud common Brooms;
800 do fancy hf Brooms and VII SKIS
We prepared at all times to furnish BTooms of
every variety and in any quantyi all orders viii 'eceye
Cedar Ware.
Iron bound red Cedar Buckets Tubs and Churns brass
bound red Cedar Buckets IRON bound white Cedar Tab
Churn Pggins Bucket Kesers; bound white Cedar
Churns Buckets Water Cans ana K=eers Cedar Faucets
COrdages
Get and Jute Rope al Ees Hemp Be Cords sash Cords
and Pow Lines, Hemp Packing and Lead Lines Cotton Bed
Cords Pow Lines and Sash Cords; Manila Bed Cords and
Clothes Lines Spun Yarns, Marlin.
Buckets Churns Tubs Keelers Fancy Cabs Covered Buk-
ets, Patent Churns Wagons, WheeIbATows, &C, &C.
Mats.
Alicante Jute Manila Cocoa Husk, Corn and Rope Mats
Plain and Fancy Door Rugs; Sheep skn Palm Leaf Table
and Buggy Mats, &C., &c.
Brushes.
Shoe HOrse Scrub, Stove "hiteWash Hat, Clothes and
Whsk Brushes Fancy Feather Floor and Hearth Busters
White Ware.
Dash Churns Covered Buckets Tubs slave Half Bushels,
Horse aud Cistern Blu kes Barrel Churns, Kegs Deck
Buckets, Salt Boxes Well Buckets Buckeyes Poplar aud
Maple Bowls ChOPping Trays Patent Churns, Bail Boxes
Zinc Wdshbodrds &c.
Baskets.
cool assortment constantly hand. the best stock Of
French and Fancy Baskets in the city Willow Clothes Mar
ket Hamper School, Dinner and Work Baskets; oW Graz
dies, Cabs Wagons Chairs Oak Feed Peach Clothes Boo
Corn, Rattan Baskets Fancy kmbrodei ed Work. Fnged
Nattee Stick Office, Trieste Retcue Fresch KNIFE Tumb-
Ter, Gard, Fruit, L., SC.
Measures.
Iron Bound and Plain Haf Bushels Sets Small Measures
Cedar Half Bushels Sealed Measures Of every kind.
Handles.
Poplar, Sugar Tree ana Steamboats, Broom Handles in
any quantity Axe Handles Turned and Shaved Pick Fork
and.MOp Handles.
SUndrieS.
Matches Selves Backing Rolling Pins, Butter Prints
Mouds and Saddles, Root Hames Wrapping Paper Cotton
Mops Curry Combs, Oakum, Potato Washers, Cocoa Dip
pers. Knife Trays Tar Cans Soap Starch Candles Ppes
Bung starts, Toy Buckets, Tacks &C, &c
CHAs. IL WAT Frs 4 CO.,
No. 10 Main st. between Front and Columbia Cincinnati
Oct. 1Sd1yr.
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SEwANEE HOUSE,


"a Fhs uadarsiEnsd oGsn "a sals A la
g. {. thsf valuable Farm sliasied aieof
94NA Ave miiss frua NAahEllla a. cum go 1fEa4e
- herlana Firsr and whites eFssk - 49,
apsn shlch D. neW resides II euhTacea
Tract hanaed and aeFsaif aFe serea KE II stck
are un6sF eulyson, asd he baAner heavily an9 aney
sinberea aay Anf n ne xeinity II ne cry. There
eosfeFabe dseinz hase uoa aud oher aeceaAFy ent
h0uses hargan eaa Be had b a. early hpPcafaa lsF
- LlsDsLEY CROCK SIR. Esskvuls. a.
lznsfiGiSas-u 4 ". BARNES. e ihs psenhss
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY.
SUBORDINATE LODGES, I. o. o.

SUBORDINATE LODGES, !. o. o. r.
TENNESSEE LOD6E, No, I, meets ~ Odd FELLOWS
Han every Tuesday night OncsFs: p. HuIhoD g.; ".
Treasurer
NASHVILLE LODGE. No g. meets every Thursday
night onisers. W A. NASSAU " a. ]. W. AArcI&EE v.
@. ". hlKx. see'y; Z. cooKaELI, Treasurer.
TRABUE LODGE No 10, nee every MondAy night
Oflcers: y e. PHIEIIFs, n. q. W. DkAnEz, g. Z.
BMaUmoxr, sec,y; ". cAsEaos, Treasurer
SMILEY LODGE No 90, nssts At their han. soush
NsshstIe svery Friday nght. n1Aeers; JOSS HuL n.
a. FsxB gesrs v. a. Q. ALEzE, secy- joss rasksLsE,
RNeAmPMEwTs.
RIDGELY RMCAMPHENT, Nc. l. nseta oa TIE Isl
ana 81 ReIsessy nlgAs 81 esCh aoakA uesgs: q ar
Ezs O r.; AZ o FoelK. H. p; ?. RnAEse. ;. ~ ". ".
farKsoxB J. "; J. LTcss. seres; B. a ccTTaa. Tress
OLIVE BRANCH IN sAMPnEET, No. Z, sasesp
even ak wenesasy aghi al escA aenfh O4csFss
J. n BaU3Dsos @. = B. LxoNs. 4. ~ q. n. nAana,
W. v. q ssss. ,. w. T. {. flExiss. Eeries; y.
WkHD, fgsasnfa. b3
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~ If Mrs. Marry will call at the Patriot
Office, she will hear something 10 her benefit.
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A BEAUT1EuL aa.srtnsnt q satessne P,sln ene ens4
"A -. 49, IL hfsck aHaFar1u4 spFs 11f alte,
en- haef 1ns esh sios4 ~ aesf ar4 lsy nl.e nos. sk
80 ~ ~ ezn make, h ehle pc 80 hack piaa
P.rsrtr aIn sAsssra vel n eaoE VA her yo1S1I4I
hrsnekss - slecl ~ lAem 4ns and e1easl e e1ee1
- s-,se1. - .sahs HasAianstI1 HollIoFe -
a. j. fAA4IISCQ.
sasss NJ - Fshis asasFe
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4 IS 5
To be Drawn November 18th, 1855.
"A intendence Of Col. Geo. VI. Logan and Jas.
a, Nisbet- Esq.
EE- Remenber this Lottery has only Fifteen Thousand
Nunber-ess than any Lottery in the world therefore Il
is the best for investment. Examine the Scheme
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uST rseefgsd ihase mnch ndiFet saf hats n tks
- eola - ana Sos Cs1u1k1 A1ne1 % ro1esl H1e
ssd lhe ehaFm o. Dakng 80 he haFdest
r4aess ned q aEF u ihese ~ Ne vousfy
ofaasB plsaslE, ht4d efP4ea Any gsntemans mere
ors sko desire aarny Naam acn sQl1e afntred 'oree
oaskf SIS nsslss hs epPeEtuniiJ - 30 pe ena 81
thsss snfirasiakieas a. A. y EHANcltco,3
ssras Hat Rssaar. Ne. s. PselIe ssaaEe.
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WI. s. BEERS AGO. Proprie,or

No. S04 Broadway, NKW YORK
To whom all orders must be addressed.
For sale by Druggists aud Country Merchants all parts
the United states ana the Canadas, and by
Api5twAw W. v GRAY. NASHVILLE
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-04-09
Telegrapbie.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

WASHINGTON, April - Senate.-Mr.
Mason, from the Committee on Foreign
Relations reported resolution. 10 the
effect that no further Legislation is neces-
sary, in order to put an end to the treaty
with Denmark, regulating the payment
of Sound Dues. The subject was made
the special order for Monday next.
Mr.. Casa ;--ldesire TO preseLt me-
mortal from persons comprising the self.
styled Legislature Of Kansas and move
its reference TO the COmmillee on Terri
tories.
Mr.. Seward Which of them!
Mr.. Cass The Honorable Senator
understands that, jus. as well as if ! told
him.
Mr.. Seward II desire to know, Of
my honorable friend, from Michigan,
whether the memorial which he presents,
is memorial which pur ports to come
from the Territorial Legislature Of Kansas,
organized under the Act Of Congress, as
| am led to infer from the mann er in
which he describes it, or whether il is a
memorial from the provisional Legislature
Of the new Stale.
Mr.. Cass-I will answer the s 'natOr il
he saws he don't know; and if he does
not say that, have M further answer to
make. Laughter.
Mr.. Seward--WeII, let it 60. have
no concessions to make.
Mr.. Hale, to Mr.. Cass--Very wei
done, General l never knew you to dc
better Laughter.
Mr.. Cass moved that the memorial b.
printed.
Messrs. Butler and Bayard opposed
the motion.
Mr.. Seward demanded the yeas an(
nays.
Mr.. Cass thought it would be intercs.
ing to a great number of persons, ant
urged its printing.
Mr.. Douglas could not imagine wha
this bogus Legislature could have 10 sa.
for itself.
The subjec. was then laid asi'le, an
the Bounty Land Bill was taken up.
HOusE.-Mr. Mace, by unanimou
consent, presented The Constitution q
Kansas, together with the memorial &
the Fee State LpgIsls'ure. The subjpc
was referred to the Committee on Terr
tories
Mr.. Mace moved to print TO- 900 copies
which was referred to The Committee o
printing.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-04-09

SrEuBENvILLE HERALD.-There is an
other base SANDER against the American
party copied into the Daily Herald Of the
7th inst, from the Louisville Democrat.
Every man of sense knows-and the Her
aid ought to know--that all the blood shed
in the riots which disgraced the city of
Louisville was proven to be the result Of
the presumptuous arrogance Of the Catho-
lie Irish, led on by Locofoco demagogues.
How dastardly mean it is with this fact sta
ring him in the eyes for the conductor Of
the Herald to publish in its columns an ex-
tract from such a paper as the Democrat
every line of which is known falsehood
We would be glad to have no controversy
with the Herald for several reasons, but so
long as it remains under Catholic control,
we can hardly hope to remain upon friend
ly terms with it politically.
From the Roman Advocate on Third
Street, the American party looks for Moth
ing but abuse and SANDER. and from occa-
sional specimens we have from the Herald
we are inclined to think that they are
about upon par.