davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-05
Hrrnrrrrs. Ind Inns 15lh- 1888.

Prof J. Wood AS you re about 70 manufacture snd
vend your recently Discovered Hair Restorative viii state
for wkorsoever il concern, that have used II and
others L. that have fr several years been
habit Of using other Hair RestOTatives and that ind
yours vastls superior 10 Rry other know IL entirey
clean the head Of da dru and with months proper
will restre any persons hair TO he original youthful
color and texture giving Il b. athy soft and glossy ap
pearance and this without disco ong the hands that sp
ply il, the dress which 1t drops would, thereoe
recommend it. use to every desirous Of having hne
color and texture TO hair.
Respectfully ysurs,
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-05

~ Prepared and sold at ia Market street, between
fth and 9th ST. Louis Nc and Si6 Broadway New York
For sale in Nashville, at Manufacturers prizes by I'D
FWIN BROTHERR
Also for sale Prof Woods Oriental ssnative Ldnmen
and Yegetabl Life Pills. warranted b-ter than any oheT
the money in all refunded See circular for ali
cessary information with agents.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-05
UYREg THTN FTgROEs, NOW.

HAD t0or ~ nsgFoss 20 eone fsoh tbs country as'
night II yoa SAINT good enes. rAh aeoa
I Ssh % hrr vet uurte aa'h ~ isiiaas
Ihave aiso I've pair q match hofscs . lri. -
soViS Kkks W. P0kTkR.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-05
CIRCUIT COURT, DAVIDSON COUNTY.

RUIZ fst ordered by the Court that hereafter the
Clerk shall divide the Trial Docket four parts to be t
ed peetively among the FRT SECOND and FOURTH
weeks Of the Term. that cause shall be placed
ut the HBEL tie Docket but all shall be Tried coETu
50 as tney reached.
RuLE ID Judgments in unliigated cases and Judgments
BY default may be taken a. heretofore.
RULE 81 Ii shall he the duty Of the Clerk within forty
days after the adjournment Of Court divide the Docket
stated and publish newspapers Of general cir
cuaon the causes set for among the frat second third
and fourth weeks that the parties 10 such causes may
have poti, e when their attendance viii be required
RULE 4h. shall urt ermore be the duty OF he Clerk IN
issuing the witn 10 them 70 at
FIRST, second, third fourth Monday Of the
Term according the place the stands the docket
Under the above Rue the following causes VIII stand Tor
trial during the first week Of the term:
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-05

BY the Howard Assoeiatioa, PhilahelPhia.

BY The HoWaId hssotIAllvIi AAII~lo4FuINs
m FPOkT ON SPERM ArOKkil0A, or Ss'uina Nsakness,
IL fmpoteuc the vice q nnAnsn, MssiuFhauou reli
Ihpsr and aaer Dis-a-es II nc sexual Or ans ~
cunt of the ~ ant decsns Of Quacks and v4uAbs
Idvtce q The am ctsd hy GEO x CALHOUN, a. "a Con
sulsing surgeon u the Hosard Asnciai0n, iadsiphA
Pa beneyo-ut insu ion e-iaeH hrd - special endoq
100 Ear The relief If the nddstrer8ed afflicted viii
'syirulept and Epliemic Diseases" copy Of te soss
Rsnor vii be sent by mali (in sealed euscnp@,l bee Of
hsrse en- the rrce pt q TN,s rTAMPs or postage ad
Tess DE-. 6Bo. CALHOUN, 10. bouts AInth 81
PhiLadelpiai fas oetlF-as@
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-05

NAI AIAATEAh--A PaFta~r ~ eSpertfnce Ia tte LanbsF
w business sSsS 70 iavss tsoo0 - $3.50 n
Ora rate steam Hi1 operation, postrsalns
.dFaalascs h nnkiTE and neiins iamhsf IN Davidson
coanty Cosmuni Ailons sdlressea :. e., sazhsls,
Tenn. u 25iA Dss wia FeSearu psenps astsntioa
naTa-n r. q.
LoaissIs Josraal pasass copy Of o. ana ssss
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-05
FRESH lIALAGALI.nONS.
aNEnSiinI,S.

lust RECEIVED, per steamer Doctor bersgn, 'uerty
j ave Masg. Lemons and for for ae fJr
Cash by BENJ q Su-tlS.
decib AZ Public quare
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-05
manu- '''' ~ CHARLES W. SMITH,
N a n 4, u n pII. Z. r VI -.

slowi the Inprd dvetcnt 90 Travel and he newest me'h
I'd. Of re- ching Ceirua ~. By hE3. 80op, aetior oi
peter Ssh rmih % America" ln two vols ltiuo
trsnehsu sst hie m inn-rs ard oiiious of TIE
a: sho snz sharp contra { between cid IN Nuiy n's
Plrfms snt those VI th- present times, ihs Work vii
make d seas elton IN the rligOus word, especially among
he iashi3nabe ghur hes
ALS0s
The WIDOW BEDOIT PAfERS,
Tte IEtTEE- 40 MA ia SENlGNks
FifE Or rRyRt IS ths antIoy - "Nsra,"
drrll-
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-05

nVERsHoEs nr Ladies and Misses, Of Gum ERstie.
" Do for ivnteuen agd boys, Of 10.
Drer,kin 0vershoes for GeUu men,
Carpet do. FUR Lined, tor LADIES.
Just received By -OHN RAMAGF,
de-lb 81 Col ge street.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-05
GOOD ADYICEI

FIR E E TO ALL!. R
GNALL the Agent and obtAia 6RAEUITo, SLY, copy
" Of the
HEALTH ALHANAC FOR 1855. b,
You viii hod in IT, great variety Of useful inisrpaiioa
all objects connected with the cuorts % domes8s
life; but especially concerning the
Plantation ar d Family Medicines
I.4 HF.f- 1akPAsED N ifr
GRAEFEABURG COMPANY. e
For disorders which the human ~ stem sHsbx thsss
Medicines prov ee remedy beS are eOpsde ed among
THE GREAT HUN. U6s OF zHk AGE,
Lev anS obtain copy Of The
Graefsnberg Msnuai Of Hsafth,
And having eArcfuy srus,d IT, carry then % be Doeior.
and ssk hn 70 point out "whsre the huubug kis
These Medicines prePared by PhyFe ~ ennsnes
whose FePg.Aen not confined % county any State
Agsst holds himself boupd b rvand hr mossyy Ont Sfs
Thousands Of Parchaers T. nnsssee where Uho has
ever had eccason % demand hs reurn of hh montY
snch man can be iould. let hin show hinseh, for
Barnum Could Make Fortune By Him!!
any doubts ths ehsspnssso thsss Ms0nss sveraa
othsfs, e N examine the Fever and AgEe Rsmsdy AnA
eompare Il Wit the usa praclre..c 81 . t8u $40
la ~EulS drecsons fr An. nm n Al STu-s ar Rsxsrs
ID. An smetie sith ms ruc'ioos for
%. boz Hinins 80 P.ns eenposedof onnlns ana
pared IN any Drre stsrs IN saats q 12 20 i I3
lth. Ons o. VeEstahe Pls knesn Superior =
ahy thAs can Be pFssersd y FA5sons Or prepared "
sn AAndsO@s Dor IN which - tAsss prspsssoas are
stS Hhsse remedies d net rss, ,hs Agus, ycusaa 20
bask and have yoar 81 l<nis Fsiarbed. -,f.,-.- =
VIII al these anvAntEEea. II HAs A LOCK OF REAeok
asgtS II nsa sat q P;s, - 's4sSI, a.,
cAesI sr han he ehsApsss aud Olsr o. he Sssl ssoa
Ssee1s % 0Psiar ana % e. ,a,ssgsss. ne
dscls-H Aernt ior rennrsse.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-05


TIsHE undersigned late Georgia having removed 70 tie
CIV Of Nashville offers his services The ctErns Of
Georgia e. Tennessee aud North Aahama Tor The urhase
Of Ury Goods groceries Corn, Wheat, Rye Baeon Lard
zine Horses, Mules, Cat, and 10 Short every article VI
Trade ,H~fcd IN tie Nashville market.
The Merchants Of Nashville mcn Of high character
and pe unary standing and have large d ~ell lecei
stocks they oder h eal terms, Shich should lnuc
,e ulrrrhtnts of Upper Georgia, Fast rrunrsscc and Norh
Flabama to give the Nashville ket ma. A. T.
the Grocery Market the rapetY viii snagrst nseI 70 Ne
mind o. every merchant the sccuns OF country named
as he most prcpet io' thrii trate.
Fhe ioag connection ~ ne undersigned With The Railroad
OF eorga, O. neral Agent, Treasurer and supe'intnd
.nt oi TrAn,poust5u, "a s Agent "a hatttn"ogs svv
eral Years M Akug ntc et of StNaun th VIII cnHhir
him readily o. lnv sifstte claim aranJ hhlfdS'
Conaues iJst O. damage while In transi'u,
for thr renewal biis IN bark, &C
An letters inci1ng urrr- and money Si receive pr1mpi
attention. and "a orders without tie money shrn sattssc
tory cvieuc. 4seucy aud proiuptr-s anus ue
same parties known 20 b. such, hall receive hkr
.s.eu,n rhen oreing Articles that under the rui
or custom Of the 10 seli time vii also give
strict attention 20 receiving And forwarding al goods thai
ne not 10 be stored n may be directed T. my The
charse for the purchass goods &c vii b. i've e cent
sons and tseuty tor each boa or aeaEe r
rsoeiv.,g and iot snrsiiag p. n. HiLL-,
Post OHice hs il..s, No s,
NtslNiIe, Tan.
7prFyRFNCEs-R r CuYtEa Esq Pre- = Central Rail
road ana Bank Ns A. fKrEA PTvsi bank state oi 0ror
ga savaal.l; isaac SooIr tsq Prest WAGON and Aust
err Railroad Macon, lion. OBS I. hNG trrs't' aai Hho
YsSgR sust eorgis Railroad, ant > 7. SoAhs, ssq Au
eusta Al a. J. CoOFEs, ten. sapt Western and suannc
k,lroad lauta; ten. A, J. hAssNli, Attorney ~ Law,
wtLLsa~s ana Coi. J. a. wairesipfs, Chstta oogs J.
Moses and 1o PkAs Ns Esqs., kueAttle, trnn hiLAAh
MALLS Esq, Decatur AEd Juag lAEE, Huntsville Ala
marS6 III
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-05
: bChok.-s. %. z. ALLkS
BU rig L & ALLEN,

Wholesale aROC1Rs. FORwARDEH0 AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTN,
Corner of collgs and Spring SIS NASHVILLE, rKsN
frf - .lII fr1i1
n B-Alikough having dap sed sf ~ interest n thes
basnea Il 2. c. Barge Co % Atar& hukas AA4kn.
Gin be ognd a the place. ready usi any of NJ
Oh fsnds aud suseousFs uha nay aver iAs frm VIA
ean "a lsSTit-lul rr A. TfLBh
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-05
WRAPPINGS
~ NAFa ANN NggN TEVs

FWH J. y y y q " y y -
ETTE viii open Monday, 24th inst the largest stock OF
w CLOAKs MAN1ILLAs, 6e., &C ever onered 10 this
rity. All persons wanting nice article would do wei T.
call a. our stock embraces every Thing aev, ranging In
prices from t6 10 tl0J. X. I. McNAlif Co.
scp22
ID hv JOHN EAMAGE,
octs 81 Opiiegr
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-05
OW SALE.

NTAi UABLE HOUsE AND LOT NV on ring
e sale that mmRlaing lite on College Hll known
The 'CAaPpuL PLaoE. The Lot foats laH feet On Mr.
krt s-,et situated opposite the futrdg Oess, and is
,8ored Cor about what the I o. is worth
decl1l LINUsI.EY @ CfOCKLTT.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-05

DUNAAAf hon NE sBnserer teing Be61srs coanty
IL an ths faIh MA Nesro nAlnrd TON. ahoas IL
yeAfs a age set ~ Inches ga prishs uboui ~
pounas seEy starf csuspiaz He b good arrite aaf
slzna hs nsne -fh,nas sdsey.s ne was usb srusns6
ukeu he if god sut e aask c,oIhr And asek haa
Ha hzir pasted And very kslF negro lie i,
~ te,t aag tsr izee stafes snd h4s preest suIs6
Gpsseh<naioa ahd caannensai u ls e eaa 81 Am
a aia VI q uiGHI
aueit-ttsf n <hzi1guis lena-
-Laesys Jgaraa. ID psass rprs q ~ ansass 4 o.
sz4 sand tai . tkfs efses 81 psymanE
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-05

gTtHK undsnF Fnsd propo,ssto ss aaaeppnPaAnE tsFns
hs Lanrsl and tauEi5 -clstInE - some ave
es Az thousand acres snated IA nqn equntIr sbon1
uHes sostheast a. cbszlofte edntcl ne ue q te
kN ~ Ralirosd said ERrnacs noE y neeessafn ep-
sgs1on ana i snslrsy having r0oa ythe be Engine
sn1 nrst IN ,hs seats Il ~ a euppe fth Ora Aad fia-
her A. assul 90 " EeE Iinbsrsd Lana glh
an sxr uns ore a. Nnafed n Hickman cszntg. rsnn.
80 mikes fea E1na furnaes- aiso uf,io fron
Works .itnasrd LasfcR eeaDty, Ienns "a propsEty
hss aaea e 80 aerss 81 lad Wheh ke t4zs kodss q
lran -exaxl eEt aatfr - q q ana no
a. Cntfs creek-en phrh sgod beri 80 eraca. iust
ceapeses TsFp ars sscest prI % y tsr plsos,
uascA \ allkir aass q ~ fenz = ~ kAssto4d
Ny obecf In szfnE, = "a eoncsntfa ~ h2enes. as
have lately rascAzssd CsrraH fuTpAncs tn1 AsEa noe
iron Pre-. sfsy iAan e.a silrsa a i-h end sl
m1ke ~ iasFrsrt eng dueFE - Rr - s1cA
propefss . ouy n AnJ sis1ak b renase a.Eer
a tl psees al q aAei keIoare pr as car-
ron fhrhnse. q 1aHfel Fda1ts ~ t4n4sn LanAa
M IN a a. r. AssAaF a. 1nss pForefs = = tnnes
aEda ntksr q uhan w laks pl>aaure Is sAessas ,ass
sssa-dsss s~tsa rnies soPy. sssa W = = !. q
u N8EaEks
Il fAss indahls6 4 laa laie 1rn - ltF Fgnr,er4
"A Co. slss, fhal ~ aahb Co. f-<ef - fs41es,ee
orsnr Hnd uaka PaFueat ~ feg arF t.J tSan~
uAEy nsxi, - Asr .nassser srs rrs. = sn'ins Ne
~ - = n nsss b huna :, iAe "a si.sd Ne. -.
rei,n slsset lars-al aoHH oRAN n,sl
CGaNN HAess--llp ssies l,afsNl ess - eu.Asi
" ezra 14sfT 61anJ 81 - Hsse - :. seh y
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-05

Sss.Ss33E, RcBERT, wholesale and Retail
la-r n 'r crres Liquors, Boat Stores ctc. Water
-Y1- uli'-T -tc8u'iuat Landing. els
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-05

- Nos 81 Sycamore 81, Fast side, below Second,
CINCINNATI, Ohio,
w ILL give special attention Forwarding Goods Pre-
w dnce &c aiso 70 the purchase and ssle q al knds
Of Produce and articles Of Cincinnati and PsburR Mama
a ctuTes . -
JAMES COLLINS CO., PitisburE, Fcr'd'g Agents
ES- Refer TO NASHVILLE MERCHANTS generally.
ie5-dtTSGvr
E0R $ALE-seven Lots situated In EdEe6eid, front.
ing the Whites Greek Turnpike this side OF Camp
bers stores all enclosed. The above property veil
ated elthtr for business residences Terms eaty In
qure Of 4. A. iAll OWE, 6en Agent, I
No ssr..s
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-05
E0UNG AMERICA!

Agents Wanted in every county in this ard adjoining
To s@l' the above and improved
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-05
Comm Esionel 3 { ale.

J. D. Tyler guardian and prtin C ~ Tyler ais des
Iursnance Of Deerss he Todd CirC Court n tho
above suit, az the Dec pber TsFTr, 1857 CoSri
VII coss nseiouer uner SAID dcrec sell to the hel
tidder at the lat reidenee Of B. Tller decrAsed
Monday, the 2lSt day Of January, 1856,
the irAct of snd vi IN said dscedsnt eisdcOntaning
between $50 and 400 Acres.
Said land brp the road from E ton, Ky ClsFksvins,
Y. in rich and te part u the eouLy, and II of
tn uhefed OF land the southern par
y. AbIut 40 cleared q in a tine u
cultivation Ther- good DWelhT BSzss he placs;
also, Barn, Stables, &c. =.
TERMS or SALE
One third eAsh the balance and two yeaTs with IN
tere rom date Bond, with approved security, win be
quirrd a the purchaser lien retained the land III
the purci MONEY Is paid G. TERRY. Commis'er.
N.B-Any one desiring said "a M viii please can
on C. VI. Tyler on q premises; OF, D. B. Smith, Bad-ns
vile; or q Terry, ~ Ekton. decat-As
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-05

for h, II it don't give complete satisfaction,
return itf IL there any has dispose let lin
speak. SatiSf1ci warranted every the
wl be refunded The CTIsi,r attached to horse
water p0Trr which r-arrs IL tn
Mili Sou'h of NAsou's and Dy Us line All other hers
the SOU require too much power, will soon weal
mt e tsr.iI IL
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-05

offer you Corn aud Cob Mil unsurpassed in the Un
ion ana which cannot he supe' ced-d by past
vention II is the very Mil which Stock
Rai.er should hay IL will crush from 70 10 bushels Corn
aui Cob pes hour, with horses is easily fitted and
Tnanagei "a, % las an IS intact the hiding
surfaces is prevented viii last farmer ordinary life
time { speak thls of its furahiHry. because he
prnci Die has fairly tested in he old Bark Mill. VINO
( ! f,gt.v
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-05
RBoDTs, HB6FE & CO.,
AND eCAs lesion kEBCHAETs

" RHOpER b. T. HAGEN, w.R CAeOH
Lite Of Tenn. Late qf Nashville late Of Cos9mbfs
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-05
VOL. Xxx.
ADDRESS CARDS.

N.sF ron & A8BOrT., dealers in Gen,lemen's
- apparel and Furnishing Goods, Cedar street. near the
Post ofice. &c
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-05

hOLtss. A.. "a. q as. a. co., Importers and
- Wholesale dealers in Domestic Dry Goods Hats Caps
0naeis' SHOES, Brogans, &c, north side Public Square
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-06-07
NO.. g

Those roads being in The course of con-
structioD, entries have been largely made
along the lines of those roads. The roads
would obtain over million and half
OF acres, according to he estimate; but
when that estimate was made there were
no returns Of the entries made since the
first Of March, which ought TO be en-
braced. There have been great many
entries madn on these routes since the first
Of March, which would reduce that est.
mate very much. lam confident that the
estimate Of a million and a half will be
found 70 be too high, rather Than too low
for all Of the Iowa railroads. The state.
ment fn the newspapers is calculated TO
produce wrong impression. Il is estima-
ted that thes. railroads get land for all the
length named, which is really not the case.
They do net get lands for half their length
anc never would have been all reported
By the committee If they did. But as lhey
gave TO Iowa less than the grants made to
other States, they were inclined 10 nuke
a fair division among ell the roads.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-06-07
From Kansas-

ST. LOUIS, May 30.-Col. Eld,idee IN.
lessee OF the Hotel which was DESTROYED
at LAWRENCE. arrived here yesterda,' on,
his way to the East. il is said he will
make application to Congress foi damages
Ex-Governor Resder, it IS said came
down the river disguised as a deck hand
on the steamboat. He l-n the boa, n,
Schuyler, NO.. and passed oser TO Illinois
thence by railroad TO Chicago. His trunk
were left al Atchison, and contained cen
les OF letters which he had written to III.
East, and which, il is said involve b,m in
conspiracy against the government.
The steamers Saturn and Polar Star k<,
night brought down latee number of
eastern emiglanis 10 Kansas, returning 10
thei, former homes.
CnIcAon, May 31.--Col. Eldridoe of
the Free State Hotel al Lawrence. arrival
here last night. AIso tw o persons brarsrs
OF dispatches to Washington ,sen.r.j
PomeToy escaped from Lawrence and i
expected here tonight. A mee,ine was
called at Kansas City for the 22d TO con-.
slder measures relative TO the Amr,ies,
hotel. It's said 1t belongs to an Emisrao,
Aid Society.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-06-07
Mr.. Champions Dismissal,
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
Washington. Nav 2S 1886

We copy the following from The BaIti-
more Sun:
II lis stated that Mr.. Champion formally
rendered his resignation several months
ago to the British minister, as a means q,
Withdrawing an in;errupting obstacle be-.
tween the harmony Of tie two countries.
bu' was specially desired to continue. To
this is owing probably the presidency Of
Lord Clarendon in VIZ dicatng his rsien
ton. IL is also stated that MIR. Cramp,on
was instructed to close the legation in he
event OF his dismissal, and that consequent.
" he abruptly took his departure from
Washington on Thursday last. Mr.. Lum.
ley, the Secretary of the Legation, it is
rumored has applied for passports for HIM
sell and the attaches Of the embassy, and
only remains temporarily as a private in
dividual. to close up personal matters con-
neeted with the embassy and the minister.
Mr.. CHAMPION notified bis servants two
weeks ago they should not be required
after the 6rst of June. Bat if il be trn..
that the Secretary OF Legation has applied
tor his passports. it is rather singular thu,
we have no, heard of it in more direct
""S tuau tuIOupn mere loose
rum0r.
Tho Courier des Erats Unis, the
French paper published in New York.
has ALI article on the subject of Mr.. Cramp-
tons dismissal. The views II presents
doubtless coincide with those held By
Sattiges, the French Minister near our
Government The Courier says:
"The blow will be 80 much more keen.
ly felt IN England as the last articles of
the London journals indicate confidence
that the despatch Of Lord Clarendon would
be accepted by the United States as d suf.
fcient satisfaction. The disposition of the
public mind ASSURES to the ministry the
support of Parliament and of public opin-
ion for all the measures 1t may think
proper to take by way Of reprisals. Ii
MIR. Pierce and Mr.. Marcy have counted
ON anything else, and it is too probable
the diffusion viii not be long coming. and
the return Of Mr.. Dallas will soon awaken
them from their eompIacent error"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-06-07
Indignation Meet ting.

NEW YoRK, June 1.-Au indignation
meeting relative to the assault; Oh Senator
Sumner was held at the City Hall, Brooke
Ign, las, evening. AT an early hour the
large hall occupied by the Supreme Court
was densely crowded, and thousand were
gathered outside unable to gain admit
!ance. Another meeting was therefore
organized in the Park. Mayor Hall pre-
sided a. the meeting IN the hall and ex-
aide, man Holt at that in the park. A
series Of appropriate resolutions were o.
fered at beth meetings by General Dangeo,
and speeches were made BY John G. Wins
low. General Nye, Ward Beecher, Hon.
Charles Allen, OF Massachusetts, and 9th
ers. They were ali eloquen. and spirited,
and loudly responded 10 in their express
siOns OF sympathy for Mr.. Sumner, as also
their denunciations Of the outrage OF
which he is the victim. The meeting
continued until l / o'clock. 1t is estimated
that there were 5000 persons gathered
outside Of the hall.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-06-07
POETRY.
I AM NOT FALSE.

am not false this heart of mine
Still turns with fond regret to thee
Still treasures up the slightest look
Which thou didst er'st bestow on me;
think of thee by day and night,
And oft in fancy hear the tone
of thy dear voice now lost to mo
Alas, forever lost and gone
am not false in all ny dreams
see alone thy radiant form !;
And oft upon my brow feel
Thy passion kisses soft and warm;
Full Oft grasp but empty air,
When to my lonely, yearning breast
I'd fold the heart which once was mine,
An5' feel again supremacy blest.
am not false; in festive throngs
/ meet the young and gay and lair;
But ah, no marvel, | am sad,
For thou art gone, thou art not there's
In other days it was not So
My arm was ever in thine own;
But now in distant halls thy feet
Keep time to music's gala tone.
am not false they know me not
Who deem me careless, vain and cold,
Orsay that could e'er forget
The hopes and fears | knew of old !;
1t is not so; my spirit still
Doth wander back to early scenes,
When thou vert all | loved below,
The bright ideal Of my dreams.
am not false no, heaven above
Shall witness this, my solemn VOW
Whateer betide, come veal or woe,
1'll love the ever cen as now
Thy heart may pour its choicest gifts
Upon another, fairer shrine,
But death itself can never change
The deep devotion fixed in mine.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-06-07

NAshffGToN,s May 30.-The follow
ing is the official dismissal of Mr.. Cramp-
ton, the British Minister:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
Washington. May 28, 1856. {
Sir The President Of the United
States has directed me to announce TO YOU
his determination to discontinue further
intercourse with you as Her Majesty
Diplomatic Representative to the Govern
meht OF the United States. The reasons
which have compelled him to take this
step at this time have been communicated
to your government.
/ avail myself of tins occasion to add
that due attention will be cheerfully given
TO any communications addressed to this
department from Her Majesty's goyern-
ment Affecting the relations between Great
Britain and the United States, which NAV
be forwarded to this government through
any other channel.
Should it be your desire TO retire from
the United States the President direc,s
me TO furnish you with the usual facilities
tor that purpose. consequently enclose
herewith the passport in such cases.
laval myself Of this opportunity TO re-
new TO you. sir the assurance Of NV re.
s?ectful consideration
VIM. l.. MARCY.
! To John +. CramYton, Esq, Her Maies-
sy's Minister, etc.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-06-07

HEAVY PuNisnMENT.-In the Criminal
Coun OF WILMINGTON. Delaware las,
week, negro, named James II. Morris
who WAS convicted O! an assault and hat.
terry, with intent 20 commit rape wa,
sentenced ITO pay fine Of $500, to sand
IA the pillory Que hour. TO be wbipped
with thirty lsshes. to be imprisoned on.
month. AID to be sold 10 the h,ehe>, ND
tor fourteen years"