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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-15
fFiIlmore and the Pope.0

Democratic editorial staple must be grow
ing scant, and miserably mean in quality,
when those papers are forced to introduce
the Pope's civilities to Ex-President FILL
MORE, as an evidence of Know Nothing hy-
pocriSy. 1t is utterly destitute of force as
an argument, which use some of them make
of it; and ineffably small and contemplate
las joke-a direction which others have
given it. The Union and American of yes
terday makes serious use of it in the former
sense, and concludes that the attention
shown to Mr.. Fillmore by the American
minister in Rome, the Pope, and the King of
Naples, is evidence that opposition to the
temporal power of the Church of Rome by
the American Party, is but "hytocritical
pretence." This is a specimen of acute
reasoning worthy of preservation
Is our neighbor so silly as to think that
the American Party regard the Pope as
fame-breathing dragon, and that if Mr..
Fillmore should venture to sit at the same
table with him, he would turn and devOur
him, body, boots and all 4? Or that he is
an anaconda, and Mr.. Fillmore should
avoid him for fear of being caught and
crushed in his convolutions or that he is
the "King of the cannibal Islands," an an
thropophagus, a man-eating Feejee licking
his chops for human blood
We think our neighbor must have been
in his infancy the victim of a nursery tale,
and that its influence fingers with him yet
He never reads or hears of any thing to
be feared or dreaded, but his imagination
arrays it as something grOteSque and hid
eouS, which can bite and tear and eat up lit
tie boys, and do all sorts of raw head and
bloody bones" tricks 1t is time he had
outgrown these childish impressions, and
chased away these bug which his fears
can so easily conjure up. We will tell him
that however unfortunate he may be in this
respect, the American Party and Mr. Fill
more are not so afflicted. While they know
that the Pope yields certain influences,
which in this country they fear and desire
to guard against, they likewise know that
he is but a man, and not monster-a
mild-featured, whte-haired, equity, harmless,
wine-sipping, companionable old gentle
mantle Every prince of good fellows,
and just such body as gentleman trav-
cling for pleasure would be delighted to
fall in with and be the guest of. We assure
him that Mr. Fillmore does not stand in
danger of bodily harm at the hands of the
Pope, and he is as little likely to be cor.
rupted or converted to Romanism, or mon
archy. Mr.. Fillmore is Supplemented,
but strong-minded and stif-necked Ameri-
can republican, and while he opposes with
wisdom and frmness Romish influence in
American politics, he can receive the Pope's
hospitality and marked attention" with
out the slightest inconsistency. The idea
of being hypocrite because he fears the
influence of his doctrines, and yet takes
dinner with the Pope, is peculiar and ri
! diculouS.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-15
Commodore Srncktnn.

Commodore Stockton, of New Jersey, has
published card stating that at his own re-
quest, the announcement which had been start
ed 10 that State with the design of bringing
him forward ~ candidate for the Presidency,
has been abandoned.
Commodore Stockton was in attendance on
the Philadelphia National American Conven-
tion, and was consulted as to the propriety of
the nomination of Mr.. Fillmore, which he ap-
proved.
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NEW STYLE SHIRT BOSOus.
STOCK FARM FOR SALE.

WISH to sell my stock situated al Union
Depot, the Memphis and OhoRaFoad, and on the Mem
phis and Sommerve Plank Road II miles east Of Memphis
containing l0 Acres 800 In hne state Of cuyaon
the remainder finely tmbered, and all under aud sub
stant fencea good Two Story AIMED Dwelling. Framed
Negro Houses Stables for twenty horses and hundred
head Of Cattle selling nom my Dairy IS worth
MIX day There IS Acres set Ia fruit Of choice
quality. will sell the Land, GRIP, Stock and few likely
yolng Negroes and give possession Immediately; viii sell
The land ard deliver next winter. Here Is the best chance
for party familiar wh stock Raising, aud devote his
tms the business 10 be found IN West Tennessee This
place be divided into nine Lots with beautiful Building
Site wood water And cleared land each all and with
a good road % the d pet
rot sold privately before the lat July Il wiz that day,
be divided and sold IN lot % suit purchasers together with
stock Consisting Of seventy ave head Of cows mostly
with calf BY my BTahmin Bull twenty Mares with cal BY
Nebraska asock Of tine booded Hogs and Sheep BrRh
min Bull Memphis and CoE s1sanAhs my young Stallion,
Nebraska BY Imported Sovregu, Ann Glencoe TOUR yeAs
oil.
Persons wishing 10 examine hs pace get farther nfor-
mston, will please cali me. g. b. LoCkE, Real EstAte
Broker IN Memphis u viii be shown by my ovefseer, Who
the place The the Memphis and Ohio Railroad
leaves this place al ~ o'cieek snf r-urns at ~
o'clock, P. n, every day. JoSEfH r. FERGUSON.
maviS-imfkW
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-15

In the House, on Tuesday 9th inst, an amusing
I. scene occurred, 90 far as the American members
we're concerned. The Democrats also laughed, but
out OF the "wrong side" Of their mouths.
Mr.. Watkins, Of Tennessee, who had been 40.
sent from bis seat rose TO q personal explanation.
Mr.. Sneed, of Tennessee, had stated that Mr.. Wat
kiDs had received majority OF the American votes
10 two Of the counties Of his district giving the
largest American majority.
Mr. Watkins addressed the House at length In
explanation of bis political career, and denied that
he had been elected by the aid OF the Americans
although he admitted he had received some Amer
loan votes cast by thoss who regarded the Kan
sas issues as paramount 70 all others.
He also stated that he would have been elected
BY 1900 majority il Know Sothngism had never
come into the contest
- Mr. Sneed. 10 bis reply, asked how are the facts
IN the case Of my colsaguep know Of no stafis-
tics going 10 show the number OF Know Nothing
votes-as they are cAlled-in Jefferson and Sewer
counties, except those Of the vote In the guberna
torial election. II there be any other ask 10 be
pointed 10 chem. That election occurred on the
same day with the election for Congress, and was
had by means Of the same bAlot-boI Colonel
Gentry whose clarion voice still fingers hsre, at
least ia the recollection Of bis associates, was the
candidate Of the American party. Colonel John
son. ho will also be slightly remembered By those
Who served "a this House with him, was the candi
date OF the Democratic party. The counties OF
Jsfersoa and SeVler east-in round numbers, but
accurate enough for this discussonless than three
thousand votes Of which Colonel Gentry bad more
than two thousand two hundred majority. Ny col
league received majority Of tbs in these i've
counties; and he Was American 10 regular and
good standing Ia the largest Of those two contigu
ons counties. Laughter He did not withdraw,
ss have authority 10 state from his own letter,
from the Americas organization until alter the siec
lion. Renewed laughter. These were the data
on which based nv statement that my colleague
received msjorily Of the Khow Nothing votes q
tuo Of the counties Of bis disuict--eoantiea thai
gave the largest Know Nothing sote-snd that be
vas elected by the American party. have moth
ing 10 say 10 respecg 70 other branches Of ths die
cussion, and 20 EF a. 1 AN concerned 10 may Ter
inmate here.
Here the mssier ended 1ish the geneFsl con-
vicLion among the spectators that Mr.. speed had
no reason 70 regret the eneoantsr.- -AfasTSaEs
OygaA.
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A y ACRES Of Valuable Land on both sides OF IN
It Z Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, 10 miles nom
Nashville on which depot has been recently located, well
improved good water, coed soil, with fair proportion OF
timber and cleared land excellent stand for country
store and residence Either side Of the road the whole
VII, he sold TO suit purcha-ers.
56& ACRES, mile from the town OF frankiln, IN
williamson county, the Liberty road and mile east OF
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad loo Acres cleared
aud cultivation. Has Il comfortable Dwelling House,
lasting Springs and Is productive s-suitable for four
handsome settlements. viii sell " ~ \, all 70 suit
purchasers.
10 ACRES mostly tmbered part fthe Brentwood Tract
Tennessee and Alabama Railroad ~ miles south OF
Nashville soil OF excellent quality admirably adapted 10
purposes Of Vineyard, Nursery or Market Garden
fOk ACRES the Gaatin Turnpike road, 81 miles
from Nashvir between Stull aud sledge would make
business in convenient and eomortoois country
Tesid
400 ACRES on both sides Of the Nashville and North
Western Rarf ad II miles west ofNashvie, on Big harpeth
River and miles OF Kingston Springs; $50 Acres lear
ed-balance well mbered-good soil and water, and con-
Ortable Improvements.
52H AUREs well improved, miles nom Nashville, on
the MIN Greek Valley Pike and the ~ r. H. seh
OF good quality good Dvehg, me young Orchard anu IN
A very good neighboThood.
81 ACRES IN the Brooklyn Lrs miles North of Nash
Vile neDr The Whites Greek Turnpike road. most beau
hfll huildng lot
LOTS q any size from so feet IS Acres the Buens
Vista Tgrnp road from 10 miles Of Nashville, with or
without Timber, convenient 10 Buena Vista Springs.
10 L0ls in The eorpo alton Of Nashville, near wilson's
Springs several on Franklin Turnpike road several near
the Depot Of the Tenn Ala r. r. several on and near me
MureeboTo' Turnpike road In the 1h Ward, and several
west II Capitol ain near the corporation line.
PRICES LOW-TERMS LlBERAL. Those who wish 10
purchase would do well TO make eAriy Application 70
apI0-u c. W. NANCE
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Land for Sale.

r oFFER for sale (7o0l sENES HUNDRED ACRES q
L OF LAND lying thr Columbia Central TURNPIKE u
Roar miles from Columbia and bar rom M Peas-
ant. being part of the tract on " ich reside.
This Land eqga II not superior % sns In Mary county
i veil watered tths celebrated Dsvers spring being
the part offered ar sAs) vel tnbered and vel Improved
there are on The premises beautiful bulding sites
outing he ruFnpe and the contemplated kAii ROAD 10
uil BE- divided 10 salt purchasers or sold In BODY.
For arthsr Information Apply 10 ne al AshSOod p once,
aurli-u LUCIUs POLK
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Tor SaIe.

II OFFER FOR SALE. my residence. SIC A NA@O
Il uated IN Edgehed on the corner Of [seAS
Spring and Bell sz The lot fronts 9t feet
on spring 81, and runs back s9o feet on si1.5l
Bel 81. a ~ foot alley.
Tae House Two story RrArac With Two story Porch
The House contains six rooms. two CLOSETS store
cellar iehen estern stable carriage AID house The
above property vii be sold cheap.
For further inf1rmatlon. Apply on the premises %
mxTchis r. A. BALLOWE
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
BARGAINS IN HOMES.

w E will offer for sale on Saturday, the nth OF
w Wy, inst, in front Of the Court House Lot IN
Nashville the following desirable real estate:
BEAUTIFUL LOTS fronting College st the former
sight the South Nashville Furniture Factory, in the sth
Ward.
LOTS Nos "a and 15 in Lauer's Plan, fronting each
IS feet on Carroll st. running back la feet 10 an alley
corner lot
LOT iroatng 81 feet Market ST. AMI running back
1SS feet part he Erwin lots aud nearly opposite to VIM
A. Davis resi- fence.
rs LOTS on Market and College sts near the Tenn.
Alabama r. r. Depot the south Nashville School, and the
grounds Of DR.. w. Hail. the Southport Of the Nelson
property.
10 LOTS from to Acres each, on the Buena Vista
TurnTike 4 miles north Of the city portion OF which Is
heavily tmbered and the Buena Vista Springs For
more particular description see bills.
TERMS easy, credits hbera-to made known on day OF
sale NANCE MOODHAhDs
Il Y Or .scocx Auetioneer mayS-2E
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10 I.'Ee p e TOPPER Sara aal EVlll. ana Ises
Al q ubisA Vii b saa % ne uusi rss,snnbls .rs az
Casa. ~ B CIfTRR
@Ayis cor coless al Brad ga
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Advertisement Extraordinary.

TINHE heirs % the late Rev DR. Philip Lindsey viii, on
THURSDAY 15rH MAY NEXT, on the premises, expose
at Public Sale Of the Lindsey Property in South
Nashville situated between Asylum Street and the Lebanon
Turnpike hds ey Avenue and Carroll Street. IN connection
with a slip on the Lebanon Turnpike, owned by NJ. g. v.
Claiborne, Esq This ground will be la OF into lots OF the
size pas Of the ground ready for distribution IN
a few days.
The family are OUer6Wrdensd wi unprOdUctve property
and are compelled part with portion Of their nheritanes
We this remark lest might be supposed that We would
not should obi ain ExTRAvAGANf prizes Buyers
will please suffer themselves to be kept away from the
sale by any consideration This property must be sold
We also oer South field Property at private sale
This is situated Vice. McaYOck and Demumbrane sts
adjoining the McAster Property. This Is most admirably
pted family residences aad will be divided TO salt pur'
chasers. 1t is free soil.
Terms announced with plan Of grounds.
For the heirs
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Neat and Convenient Residence
nod AnN

w are 6scring ior sale thAt neet kea- A 80 -
w iisuce "a Edrzhr.d osaed and o. -
uplei b. ~. A. u. NAshington- 1he "a 80
Fronts rs frtt ne 64istia rIza- 81
. Hr, rzHusns bsrk so lsst 90 4 strrst
~ the bcaad1i 10 tbs sicnlty. us M
roseueas arc d and renssnent isrip4tpE ana q he
"a ssserus b. ms casntry. a y SKA hre nsnnAs HeAe
20 "a ssnaru snd u . Real ,dsalfsbe rrsid as
rs- I~rsss ih<ra fer 9If her lnfar Bafisn cfd an
LINDSAY a CkcckiTf. - coll<se a.
~ R.--Patssnsien c.n ~ given seoa a. tssfsL
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-15

H-Nrs. Fanny Ksmtle (Butlsr) ann0unced
series Of reading 10 London, "prior to her
departure for America"
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Nenf ConnfrY Residence For Sale

VA are now Offering for sale neat A yeSN~O
w Residence with six Of ground Z~s%ss5AS
three miles from Na-hvile, near the No As&.s4
,er sFille Pike. The improvements are
nsv-the grou ID vel set in Z nit tfees-
has ane Springs desirable situation, and win Be sold
cheap More land can be had with the place, desired or
reasonable terms. LiNDsbEf A CkOCkhiT,
sych1s College S8
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Leigh Hunts Beaumont & Fletcher.

THIS d 7 RECEITED-
BEAUMONT AND FLETCHER, or the finest scenes, Ly
RIGS aud other beauties Of those Poets Now nst
eeted from the whole Il their works to the exclusion Of
whatever morally Objectionable, with opinions Of disiin-
gulhsd critics. Notes, explanatory and otherwise with
general Introductory Preface by Leigh HUN. vol f2nO.
For sale By W. T. BERRY co.
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CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
TO NASHVILLE.

III NAS1N LILLE.
On and after the First of June.
FIRST CLASS.
Piano Fortes Books and Stationery, Boots, Shoes and
Hats Liquors, oils, &C, in bottles; Camphne and
Spirits Turpentine, in bbs Carpeng CHINA, Glass
and Gasswarr Cigars in cases. Clocks, Conf-ctiona-
res, Cotton Cards, Cutlery, in ca k and boxes;
Dry Goods in boxes and bales; Drugs, Fruits Fruit
Trees and shrubhery, Furs, Garden Seeds Looking
Glasses and Looking Glass Plate, Eat owners risk,)
Oysters in and jars Saddery, Tin add Britannia
Ware Teas and Spice, pr 100 rs
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware, except such specified in First and Third
class; Coffee Mills, Machinery; Foreign Liquors, in
btl' and pipes; Tobacco In boxes; Leather in rolls
and boxes; Oils, in bbls. and casks; Crockery aud
Queensware in crates and casks; Rice, Whiting,
Plaster, Sheet Brass, and Copper, per 100 co
THIRD GLASS.
Axes shovels Spades Sad Irons Zinc and Tin in pigs;
n-plate, Anvls, Vices casks Of Chains and boes,
Manila and Cotton Oordage, Coffee, heavy Castings,
Mill Gearing Railroad Wheels and Axles Chairs and
Spikes, and Resin in bbls., per 100 so
SPECIAL RATES.
Furniture and Carriages boxed and other light articles
not enumerated also, Ca boys Of Acids, other
Chemicals, will be charged by actual weight, but at
double First Glass Rates, per 100 $50
The rates the from Charleston and Savannah to
Stevenson and all stations this side, TO Nashville.
Overcharges where they evidently exist will be corrected
upon proper certificate from the Agent delivering
The Roads will not pay for hid len damages, injury TO
Of boxes packages when external appearance
No claim for damages will he considered unless accom- pa
MED with receipt showing the goods to have been in good
order when delivered to the Roaos at Charleston and sa
vannah.
Of short goods the Roads require 80 days for
animation Of ae ne not found by the expiration Of that
the Road del vering will be authorised paybut
claim shan be considered goods sought for uuess receipts
are exhibited eviJenee Of shipment
No goods will be delivered until all charges paid, and
a receipt given by the consignres or their agents.
The Agents OF the n. c. r. R. under heavy bonds 10
the company and ali freight bills due 10 the Ageets indi
vduay therefore freight bills must be paid In u and re
carnations for charges damages &C. must be paid by
the Treasurer only, certificate Of the Agent and
thority Of the Superintendent.
mayl5 II. ]. ANDERSON, Supt.
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BANK OF NASHVILLE,
IoLL @

MAY 18Th, 1856. (
NHIS Bank will be removed Monday 18th inst to
the banking house the southa est side OF College
street after which time II will be open at O'clock
and closed at Pm. w. MHkLESS,
may14-lw Cashier.
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NEW BOOKS.
Letters Of Lady Montague.
COURTSHIP AND MARRIAGE.
Married, Not Mated.
EufaW.

GufaW w.
T00N, NELSON & CO., "A Union St.,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
THE RISE OF THE DUTCH REPUBLIC.
History. By John LothrOp Motley, vols, sYo-
BY IDA PFEIFFER.
Lady's Second Journey Round the WorP : frcm Lon
don to the Cape of Good Hope Borneo Java, sumatra
Celbes, Ceram, the Moluccas, &c California Panama,
Peru, Ecuador and the United States.
BY AN AMERICAN TRAVELLER.
Sketches and Adventures in Madeira, Portugal and the
Andulusia OF SPAIN By the Author Of Daniel Webster
and his Contemporaries Illustrated.
T0ILING AND HOPING.
The Story Of Little Hunchback. By Jenny Marsh.
TABLE-TALK OF SAMUEL ROGERS:
To which is added PORsoSASA.
THE ISLAND OF CUBA.
By Alexander Humboldt Translated from the Spanish
with Notes and Preliminary Essay. By J. s. Thrasher
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Prirrs cashed a sgt At per esnt dssssart
blis ca fhs Sank q Nashvlis ,skea a. par.
craving al b olusFded ssen a. ne rssust becomes
kaoEn
~ cowuunleations ADDRESSED % DON RnpRIGUEz
care q ciy Pesi Charleston. CO aat s sf 4 NAY
vi ee esiraSra 10 nayl3-td
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ROyal Havana Lottery.

THE ordinary drawing Of the Royal Havana Lottery,
conducted " The Spanish GOTerumert, under the
pervsion The Capt Gsnera Of caba vii place
Havana,
SATURDAY, MAY 9th, 1856.
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Says the Herald

We publish in another column an interesting let.
ter from Nicaragua, which reached som ewhat
behind the usual course, but which insert in
order to complete the record Of events. 1t con-
tains, amongst other details which we had not pre-
viousy received, the address of Gen. Walker to his
troops after the defeat of Schlessinger Our read.
ers will agree with us that it is most remarkable
efuson, and gives clearer insight into the charac
ter and motives OF the man than anything, perhaps,
that he has before either said or done. We recon.
mend those who purpose attending the meeting at
the National Hall to-night to carefully peruse this
speech. 1t will prepare them for the course which
they may think il expedient adopt in the present
critical condition of our couutrymen in Central
America
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Lands and Lots for Sale.

ADRIAN VAN sINDEREN LINDsDLEY,
NATHANIEL LAWRENCE LINDSLEY,
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m1SSlCSlEIl
held their State convention and adopted a
platform Of which the following is a frag-
ment.
ResOlued, ~. That our delegates TO the next
National Convention Of the Democratic party
10 be held for the purpose Of nominating can
didates for President and Vice President, are
hereby instructed that they are 10 insist on
the adoption by said convention Of platform
OF principles which shall contain:
II. A recognition aud adoption Of the
act Of Congress commonly called the Kansas
Nebraska act.
40 A pledge 10 resist al attempts 10 abol-
ish slavery In the Distriot OF Columbia, or TO
prohibit the slave trade between the States.
80 A pledge to resist all attempts to repeal
the fugitive slave blll or impair its faithful
execution"
The extracts above cited show what the
sentiments Of Southern Democrats have
been-what high expectations they have
cherished-hOw earnestly they have conf
ded In the declaration Of their leaders Of
the soundneSs Of their Northern eonfed-
crates. They have instructed their dele
gates 10 demand certain things Of the Gin
einnati Convention, and il the demand is
not aeceded TO, Florida and Alabama tsll
their delegates they must withdraw" from
Volcano weekly ledger. (Volcano, Amador County, Cal.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-02

NOTICE is hereby given, that the partneTsal
~ heretofore existing between Frederick az;
Theodore Voght is this day dissolved by runL
consent. All persons indebted TO the late firm, n
requested to make payment to Theodore Vog9
who will continue the Grocery and Provision bur
ness at the old stand. All persons who hsveclair
against the firm up to this date will present To
same to Theodore Yoght for payment.
FREDERICK V0IGHT
THEODORE YOIGHE
Volcano, Nov. 9th, 1855 feb2-l5at
Volcano weekly ledger. (Volcano, Amador County, Cal.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-02

"0LD GAIA week or two ago we no
ticed this pioneer stage driver, in a pleasant
manner, and for so doing our little neighbor
of the Sentinel has taken us to task, and
seems to think that the article is very DISCUS
ting to the readers of the Ledger in Jaekson
In future if we have occasion to speak in
terms of commentator Of citizen of the
county seat, we will submit the article to the
editor of the Sentinel, and il he thinks it is
not disgusting we viii publish it. If cold
Cal" or Mr. G. Gossem is disguised with the
paragraph, we are sorry, it was conceived
and penned in good faith, for the gentleman
has ever been an attentive and faithful man
in the discharge of his arduous duties.
Volcano weekly ledger. (Volcano, Amador County, Cal.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-02

BYAx & Co.'S SrAGEs-This firm have now
perfected their arrangements and arrive and
depart daily. These gentlemen have had
many difficulties to contend with since they
commenced running on this road, but at this
time they are in the undisputed possession of
the route. Until the roads get better they
will not run through to the city in one day.
We hope they may meet with the patronage
they merit.