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EDis'eCt Importation.

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1S............Chartres strect,...........lS
Have just from ayre and Liverpool the following
articles, which they offer for sale the
WEST MARKET PRICES,
-Comprising-
Printed md Plain GASIIMERES and DE LANES
Printed French and English PRINTS.
Silk, Worsted and Cotton nAMASK, for Curtains.
Embroidered Boinet ana Muslin CURTAINS.
CORDS and TASSEI.S, and GIMP >.
Printed CASllMERES and FlANNET.s, FOR Robes de
ChambreS.
MER1NO UNDERsIIRTS for Gents, Ladies and Children
Cashmere HOSE AMI SOCKS.
Cotton HOSE and IAI.F HOSE.
Flounced Bureec ROBES.
Plain and Figured POPLINS.
Aerino and Flannel DRAWERS.
Embroidered ,Tacone and Swiss BANDS.
Embroidered and Criuoliue SKIRTS
Ladies ard Ch,iren's CLOTH CL0AkS.
Naenciernes and Embroidered Muslin COLLARS.
Emb'd ,Iaconet and Nausook COLLARS aud SLEEVES.
Fmb'd PEIGNoIRES and Ladies' CHI EMISES
Cashmere, Melted and Wooden SHAWLS.
Vatncennes and Muslin PELERINES.
Wooden and Cotton BLANKETS.
Embroidered Swiss Muslin DRESSES
Embroidered, Feston Rviere and Plain L. c. HANDKER-
CHIEFS.
Embroidered Muslin and Jaconet BANDS.
Real India Silk Pocket lIANDKERCEIEFS.
Jaconc and Swiss EnGINGS and 1NSEHfINGS.
Madras Head IANDkERCH1EFS.
Embroidered Velvet CI.OAkS and TALMAS.
TR1MMISGS-A large assortment.
COTTOHADES and CORSETS'
Vaeneennes EDGISGS and INSERTINGS.
Black IACES and PRINCES.
LACE NEII.S-New styles.
CLOTH CLOAkS, for Children.
Embroidered Merino C1.DAkS, for Children.
Motion CLOAK and BASQU1NES, for CAiliren.
KID and SILK GLOVES
Silks-Silks-SiIISs.
Fiounced SILK DRESSES-Newes style.
SATIN-AIl colors.
MORE Antique DRESSES.
BLACK SILkS-4li descriptions.
Bayala-eS ard Fonlard DRESSES.
AKMURE md PEkIN.
FANCY RIBBONS,
large assortment.
CLOTHS ND CASSIN ERES
Perfumes, Buttons Thread, Needles Tapes BraiS, Sewing
Silks, Grapes, etc.
GlQUEL 4 JAMESON,
ma ep6 i, Charles street.
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LECTURERS FROM THE SoCTH.--Mr. W. Gilmore
Simrns, the wellknown novelist of South Carolina
gave US, last evening" the first OF series OF lectures
upon the South. 1t was eloquent and interestng-as
it war OF special interest in connection with the po
cal controversies of the day. We give copious out
line of it in another column. Mr. Simms has come
North we believe, for the avowed purpose Of enlgh
cnng the public mind in the free States on Southern
TOPICS He will meet welcome and respectful
hearn. Whatever offences of wrong opinions or of
taatca zeal in maintaining them, may he laid to the
charge Of the people of the North, they never u
willing to listen respectfully and conrteousy to those
who may present opposing views. Gov. Wise, and
Senator Toomhs would be heard anywhere at the North
with entire respect. These courtesies are the more
creditable, because theyare never recprocated.
New York Times, 10th inst.
Not so, sir. We are not aware that any Northern
lecturer has ever been refused hearing in Southern
city. It. Gov Raymond, Or the Hon. Horace Greeley
or Senator Seward, could come to New Orleans and
deliver lectures if they chose No insult contumey
would be shown them, if they comported themselves
as gentlemen, and did not infringe the laws Of the
State or ordinances of the corporation.
Southern lecturers at the North do not we believe
violate the rules propriety or evincc an ungentle
manly disposition to render themselves offensive to
their hearers. They discuss interesting topics respect
fully and earnestly and are, therefore, entitled to
respectful hearing. They do not Extensively Obtrude
their peculiar notions Of Northern society upon North
ern audiences and, if Northern men would take SIM
liar high grounds there would be no necessity for ca
PRECIOUS filings or dsingenaOus inuendos. Bat North
en presses and leaders arrogatc to themselves much
they refuse to accede to Others For instance, they
clam that is right and proper in them to insult and
abuse the South to the top Of their bent but the very
moment Southern man realiatcs, he is proclaimed a
ruian ana hackguard They assert the privilege to
throw stones at our glass houses at fJitum bat if one
is flung back they raise great cutlery about terrible
outrage that has been committel This is fair Illus
traton of the treatment the South receives at the
hands Of the North.
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DEATH OF PROF. HENrz.--We find in the Florida
papers an announcement of the death of Prof n. NJ.
Hentz. He died at Mariana, Fa., on the 18th inst,
in the 59th year of his age. Prof H was the husband
of the late Mrs. Caroline Lee Hentz was for some
years Professor in the University of Virginia He
afterwards resided for several years in Columbus Ca
whence he removed to Mariana, Fa.
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Railroad LANTERNS.

A first rate article Of BRASSMDI MED LANTERNS, i0
Railroad and StpttnboJu For sale By
P. r. FELL & CO.,
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B Mr.. VIM. G. Kimber, clerk Of the steamer
New Lucy has our thanks for files ofst Louis papers.
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RenaOre9 Reinforced :!
FROM No. Is no IL ROYAL STREET.
A supply Of CREME DE BOuZY CHAMPAGNE, in quartz
and pnt,, constantly hand, which equal best
comes to this market
Also
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
Ii X ID ES:
sAZERAC of tie Vintage of 1896 1793 and 1903 and other
brands.
WINS x Y:
OF all scriplions-Scoteh, irish Rye and Bourbon
ALE and PORTER, in piuta and quarts.
Also.
On hand, my usual Of the best WINES and H.
QCORS in The market, which will be sold reasonable
; any other -eIse in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. 2ptt No. II Roya street.
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EE0F5y's Cheap Store,

Isl. STREET. .............fSj
The undersigned has st opened beautiful Of
Fashionable Goods, such
Stella SIIAWIs. Plaid SIIAwls, Silk ARGENTISEs Va
lrncia LACE.
Gupure LACE Black and White Thread LACE Rich iiupure
BANDS
Jacoue and Swiss BANDS aconet and Swiss SETS valencia
Lace SETS.
Embroidered SKIRTS Rich Sash Ribbons, BuSle Trimming
Plush Trimming.
Striped SI1Ks Plaid Silks Ctene silks Kid Gloves etc.
HORACE HARDY,
n2t nld Is CalIi street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-27

DEATH OF Col. BoNNER.-The Columbus (Ga)
Sentinel of the 22d inst announces the death Of Col
Seymour R. Bonner, an old and estimable citizen of
that place, Of an affection of the heart.
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Southern Furniture ggTarero0ns}

CHARLES y. STTIWART,
lit Nos. Ill md l73 Canal street, Ne,D Orleans,
Has Just received the maiuilclory. beautiful stock Of
splendid MAHOGANY ARMOINS and BEDSTEADS in adj
d;iou to his hitherto large stock Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
comprising EVERYTHING iii his line Of business Parties
wishing anything in his line will lind 10 their advantage
give lin II call before Purchasing elsewhere.
CHARLES A. STEWART,
n2+ 2p6ttltW III and l13 anal street.
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EsOE5e0s''s


60 NJ NJ f r GAL COLLIE G E,
No. LOG Canal Street.
FRENCH
SPANISH
GERMAN,
ENGLISH,
ARITHMETIC,
ALGEBRA,
GEOMETRY,
SURVEYING,
NAVIGATION,
PHONOGRAPIY
PENMASSHIP,
BOOKKEEPING,
etc. ETC. etc.
Special apartments and Professors each branch Private
Lessons those who prefer it,
NIB All things taught praciced in BUSINESS and
every day life.
advanced in life attend in private apartments
branch they may wish.
Hs-Citizens asd Strangers invited to call. s5s
NEW CLASSES this week.
RUFUS DOLBEAR,
Nnh 2p3tt
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EsF. Barnes Scott.

Formerly cs IGl Caronret street, has removed his oiee
NO. II Bourbon street.
Between Canal and (s;nnoc Streets where lie be
suited ali CHRONIC DISEASES
Structures Of lie ureiEa Dropsy Ascits and Anasarcas
Syphilis in al il forms radically cured in very >ior: time,
seG2 3p3rn
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Boots, Shoes and Brogans.
AT WHOLESALE.
No landing from ship Norfolk. and in general
Of BOOTS, SHOES, BRUGASS. HATS, CAPS, etc,
So Plantations supplied with prime DITCtINCi BOOTS,
RUSSET BROGANS, wool, MEXICAN, PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS, at the lowest market
prices, by
FROST l. Co,
jyl3 2p&W IL Magazine street.
HATS, CAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving general o: silk Fur
Cashmere Panama. Leghoru, Straw, Palm Leaf Mexican abd
Wool HATS atthe
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST i CO.,
iyl3 2pkW IL Magazine street.
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S,Ea Ing.

The subscribers opening large AMI splendid asFor
!Meul of China
PLAIN WHITE AND RICH TEA AND DINING SETS,
CHAMBER SETS AND FANCY ARTICLES VASES, etc.
Having bought the shove agcD, far briow importation
cost offering them at corfcsr"ndjnEly low prices.
?. r. FELL i CO.,
MS 2plm l. Camp street.
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Crockel'y, Glass and Ghista.

nl5 2plln
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Gas Chandeliers,

HALL LANTERNS, ETC, ETC,
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
Manufacture,
NOW RECEIVING BY
HENDERSON Il GAINES,
n15 TpGt-Qt Canal street.
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WATCUMA kER,
No. ; Camp street,
Respectfully invites the attention purchasers rs new
sock
SILVER ard PLATED WARE.
FINE WATCHES for 1.tr Of the pa,teri.
faithful workmanship.
FINE WATCHES, for Gentlemen, Of every pattern. Tao
whole in Is Gold Gases
The bret substantial SILVER HUNTING LEVERS ruA! Il,
any watch for time
lr-e Of CHAINS and SETS OF JEWEI.I;T roy
H., lies.
Ear Rings, Breast Pins. Finger RiHcs Bracelets. An
vi Scacle for every (ioi Silver
Frames, INCLUDING the Pebble I.c!..es.
fsycr article Is The best W: s1l! oell
::Hn nrinHty e'vry is usually offered, The pas:
ity and Dispatch i'll the repairing Of Watches. lyuI
facilities work will BE- done moderate prices silver Ware
fn" order Diamonds, reset, and J4we!r repaired
neate, gp,f
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Sastyaa s. Co.'s lotteries!

SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY
Glass X,
TO be drawn in the city of MOBILE, Aa in public on :" b
NESDAY, Dec 10, 1856, on the plan Of
SINGLE NUMBERS.
30, 900 Tickets--3, 2s0 Prizes!
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS I
BRILLIANT SCHEHE!
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large sock well assorted for country trade, at low prices
For -ar by
?. R. FELL Il CO.,
rl5 ou1m /, t'nnp street.
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No 10 CAMP STREET
2ntf A. MYGATT & co.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-01
4 BY TELEGRAPH.
ADDITIONAL FoREIGN NEWS =

3 ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS. -
EsGLAED.--The favorable weather for harvest
operations continued throughout the kingdom.
Therh Is nothing Of interest from France.
Switzerland and Prussia are settling the Newt
chstel affairs.
SPAIM-Gen Bravo is spoken of as the new
| Spanish Minister to Washington.
The suspension OF Wetmore & Co. Canton, is con-
6rmed. Their liabilities were 100000. Assets
ample
The London Morning Star warns the Southern
States of the United States not to dream Of annex
alton with England.
Diplomatic relations are about to be re-establish-
ed between Prussia and Spain.
CHICAGO, Sept. go Private advices from Kans
sas to the goth state that all is quiet 10 the terrific
~ Gen. Lane was arrested ia Nebraska City on
the 18th.
ToLEDo, Sept CONSTRUCTION ard freight
trains on the Michigan Southern Railroad came in
collision the New Albany and Salem crossing
to- day. Eight lsoorers were killed and twenty
wounded One passenger from New YORK was
killed His'name is unknown.
PIsrsRURG, Sept ga fire occurred yester-
day at Popetown destroying Phillips & Bests Glass
Mandatory Their loss will amount TO about
four thousand dollars. About fifty frame tenements
were also DESTROYED, rendering one hundred fami-
lies houseless The entire loss will probably amount
to about twenty-five thousand dollars.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2e.--Steamers' news trans
pired before the close Of business.
Cotton, $500 bales firm. Sugar generally ad,
vanced I. The steamers news caused decline.
Red wheat l.40al As, white wheat 1851. Lard
quiet. Freight on Cotton to Liverpool /.
CINCINNATI, Sept 80, noon.-Flour dull at Soa
8 IS for superfne. Red wheat LIS, white 1875
Risky, heavy prices must be quoted nomiual-
br vers contend for decline. Molasses buoyant
at 60a6l. Coffee good Rio ia
THE river is recedng steadily. 1t has fallen one
inch since yesterday. Weather cool and cloudy.
PITTsBURG. Sept 80, noon.--River, IL inches
water in the channel. The weather continues wet.
LOUISVILLE, Sept SO-There is nothing new TO
n tIo -
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-01
Special Notice.

As Il has been impossible to obtain the name and
address Of the various AMERICAN military AND
UNIFORM CoMrANIEs CLUBS AED FILLMORE AND
DoEELsoN ASSOCIATIONS in this and the adjoining
States it may happen by such accident that SPECIAL
INVITATIONS may not have been sent them desiring
them to be present and participate with us on the
10th and 18th Of October next
In such cases we hope our friends will make all
proper allowance for this seeming neglect, should it
have occurred. Fearing that it might be too late for
any other course, we take this public mannerto ex
tend to them this SPECIAL AND CORDIAL INvTTATIoN
and they will consider and receive this sddress
ed individually to themselves-every preparation is
being made for them, and it will be sad disap-
pointment to the great American Heart of Tonnes
to be denied the pleasure of sharing liberal and
generous hospitality with them.
American Newspapers throughout the Union are
expected to give wide circulation to this card and
press their friends to rally for the Union, from every
quarter, and join in one undying cheer for Fill
more and Donelson.
By order OF the Committee,
I'D. BURKE PICKETT.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-01
ADVERTISEMENT
THE ROYALTY OF EVIDENCE:

THE ROYALTY OF EVIDENCE:
OR THE WORLD IN THE WITNESS BOX.
Diverse a. are the opinions Of men even Of the
same age and country about subjects apparently
the simplest aud least liable to msconstruction, il
il not 70 be wondered at that universal concur
renee of mankind in favor OF any problem should
be regarded as TO a lawyers term "royal
evidence OF its truth. Indeed, conclusive lie
this concurrence deemed, that many theologians
urge il upon the attention of materialists and
skeptcs as a resistess argument in favor OF divinity
To fact upon only TWO propositions can ne obs
tain the universal concurrence OF humanity; upon
all other poiuts and questions mankind have
''sgrecd 20 differ"
la the existence Of Supreme Creator, all tribes
and races of men concur. They give him differ.
ent attributes IN accordance with their peculiar
tastes: bet In the general belief that there is a
God, they are unanimous
Ia the efficacy Of Holloway's Universal Remedies
for the cure Of disease like anAnimty exists In
the opinion OF the world. All countries, tribes
and races upon earth employ these remedies and
derive benefit for their use. Millions OF sasages To
whose ears the very name OF Christ has never yet
been whispered, are familiar with the properties
aud powers OF Holloway's external and internal
remedies. The missionaries OF health have pre-
ceded those Of the Gospel aud in nnmberess In
stances the physical relief impaired by the former
has secured favorable audience kg the more alb
straet aud intangible blessings which the latter
sought 40 opportunity to besiow.
Our readers. when they hesr that IioloWays
medicines are employed by every people, aud
advertised In every tongue on earth, may emile
contemporary las We did, aud think the tale
hambag:-5ut let them be convinced las We have
been) that IL is nothing boz the naked truth.
Wherever types and printing presses exist PFoies-
sor Holloway employs them TO proclaim the ster-
ling merits OF bis Femedies-wherever they do
Nor exist, be has employed accomplished inter
prefers, and established special organs 20 make
inOwn bis discovery; tongues 70 which the Bible Is
a stranger, are eloquent with the name and fame OF
she great physician Who has scattered gisa OF heal
ng over all lands and seas.
The world l. the Sitness-boI and gives enthu-
siastic evidence Ia favor Of Professor Holoway's
remedies; and let those who would impugn such
testimony be csutious-for, in &c doing, by rarity
Of reason, they strike At tho very toundstions OF
religion and morality. The world is 10 the witness.
boz and gives lie eyideoee is for Holloway. Bosisa
7fopslIsr..
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-01

The HIeHESr YgT--$275 Hundred foy
Io5Gcco!-We adsupposed tn at the maximum
hgupes had been reached when Tobacco sold
here a short time since at 1855 per hundred.
bnt we were mistaken. That almost fabu Ions
price has been beaten, and we now chronicle
sale at $275 hundred. 1t was made yes
terday at Martins warehouse, by Messrs. John
ii. d Saml Tyree. The tobacco was raised
by Mr.. Hendricks, of North Carolina Cthe
same, who raised the'lot which brought 1856
IN this city week or two since), and was
bought 6y Messrs. Booker & Halsey.-Lynch-
burg Hirqinian.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-01
GREAT FILLMORE MASS MEETING
A@ WEI %NM-ENH -.
TO COME OFF ON THE
9th and 25th of October next!!!

There will be Grand Mass Meeting of the
friend of Fillmore, Donelson and the Union, at
Memphis, Tenn, on Friday and Saturday,
oath and 25th days of October, 1885, The
citizens of all the neighboring States, and, in
fact, of all the States in the Union, sre invited
to attend. The latch string ofevery American
in Memphis will be on the outside on the occa-
sion, and arrangements will be made to receive
and accommodate from $4,000 to $4,000 per-
soDs
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Notice to COnsignees.
TRANSFORMATIONS nTTICS N. Z O. r. z.
kAauNIIIn sanN - 1874

TRANSFORMATIONS UFTICB n. q Q. K. z. I
NASHVILLE, Sept. -, 1855.
1--WE draymen Of Ma hve having discontinued reeev-
ing goods the Depot, Consumes viii hereafter be
notified Of the arrival Of thsr goods and furnished With
bin OF light due Any presenting the
tce aud paying the bin will be recognized N authors-
ed agent Oonsignee The respon sbty Of the road
terminates with the delivery Of the goods and elams for
deficiencies and damages will be allowed amer delivery
uness consent II being the duty OF the agent have
his possession evidences Of delivery consgnees their
agents viii be required receipt for all articles deliver
ed Notices for all eonsignees whose place Of business
residence 10 not known will be sent to the Post once
CHAs. W. ANDERSON, Agent.
B-The object Of the above notice Is give Con-
tgnees any unnecessary trouble, compel draymen
responsibilities that do not egitimatey belong
their business bat simply 70 define the position Of The read
leaving merchants and drAymen to make their az
rzngements. septic UG Q. w. a.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-01
October Convention

To TIE CoUETIEs.-Counties sending dele
gates TO the convention, will report to. me
forthwith the name of the Marshal selected to
take charge Of them; and Marshals upon their
arrival in the city will report their delegates at
No. 80, Cherry street, in order that, unless
otherwise provided for, they may be assigned
quarters. JOHN SHELBY,
Marshal in Chief.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-01

Pianos and Music.-we learn that Horare
Waters Of SSS Broadway " agent for the sale Of mary
a the most celebrated makers OF Pianos and Melodeons
Offering them at prices which ADVISE who desire
purchase to avail themselves Of He also selling large
and wenown Catalogue Of Music of from
regular prices, and will forward the free Of postage
His offers to the trade teachers and Schools of the
favorable charscte-a Of which he viii be able to the
letter, for having wisely adopted the cash system The
Horace Water Pianos known among the very
We enabled speak OF those instruments with
degree Of confidence from personal knowledge OF their
celent tone and durable qualify y Erdn0elist.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-01

1t but mperfecty understood by those who
the gIeatest pretensons The Of the popular Hair
Dyes Of Tire day may for the time color the hair
to be succeeded by furnished geen other unsghy ap
Bogle's Electric Dye is void Of these noxous
properties. 1t instantly dyes the hair beautiful natural
black brown, which neither sunshine can tar
nsh in the least and make assurance douby sure
his agents authorized to reud the money II the most
perfect satisfaction is given Prices 80 cts 81 90 and
81 so Inventor, W. BoGLE, Boston, and sold by
Druggists everywhere. my Billy
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-01
Democratic Calculations on Ten


short time ago. We wrote TO friend in Nashville
requesting him to give US as nesIly as he could the
calculations made by the Democratic leaders there
concerning the vote OF East Tennessee. We de-
sired to know upon what grounds they presume TO
claim the State for Buchanan. We received very
satisfactory statement 10 reply, from which We make
the following extract promising that is furnished
by very reliable and intelligent gentleman:
81 am, Of course, not in the confidence Of the
Democracy, vet nave positive knowledge Of the
fact that they making very large calculations
on the vote Of East Tennessee. / WAS tainted my
SELF Yesterday, by, who boosted that ''Buchan-
an would carry East Tennessee BY GENrRY'S
MAJORITY" As well as | can learn, and thIuk
| am nearv correct, they expect to gain 400 TO 800
in Knox: 600 in Jefferson; 800 70 800 in Granger;
400 ia Sewer: 500 TO 400 10 Bount: 400 in Greene;
800 10 Sullivan and in the other counties pretty
much IN the same proportion. Until recently,
feared they were not counting without cause but
ain now convinced that they are leaning on a
broken reed
This is Just as we expected. We believe their
Boosting was predicated upon some such insane cal
culation as this-There is not a man in East Ten
nessse. who has thimoe fu! of brains who believes
one word of such ridiculous stuff. The seven
counties named By our correspondent, although they
all, with one exception, gave large gains for Gem
try, will give 10 November, aggregate, nett gain
for Fillmore OF 500 20 1900 votes We are per-
fectly willing for this to be NOTED DOWN! II
the Democrats are relying upon such calculations
as this, TO carry the State, FilDorss majority will
not fall short of eight thousand Will Eastman
make note of it!-HnOz Register.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-01

SALE PosTPoNED.-The sale OF the personal
property of II. Petway, deceased, advertised
to take place on the Sih of October, has been
postponed by tie Administrators until some
future day, of which due notice will be given.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-01

THEATRE.-To"night will he presented for
the second time of the season, the beautiful
drama entitled agnes de Vere," ia which
Mrs. Ward will sustain the Leading character
After which to conclude with the play of
woman" in which Mrs. Ward will take the
character of Rachel Ryand