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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-05

A. L. DAVIS Agent,
octs At U. s. Mail Packet Ofhce.
s Capt T. DUFEIEp will remain in New Orleans during
the season. agent the Nashville, Memphis and
Orleans line of Man Steamers. Also, for the Steamers
AMERICA and HUMBOLDT All business inuuSted to his
care or the above will be promptly attended to ee OF
charge ldecl A. l.. DAVIS
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23
HAsrIa'. aIAoAslsr-The Dseen-

ea7 =
UARpER's MAoAzISE.-The .Dscem-
beer nusnbpr Of this widely popular rnags-
zine bos been ressirsd., It's first arilcle is
on Washington Irsing's residence al Sun
ny-side. !. 10 illustrated with numeroas
sengrayiags sxalbihag as we suppose, ali
thai 10 to be seen 81 or near the home OF
the renowned Geofrey Crsyon, who has
made the Iiu3soon icnoT,al. Among the
series Of pepsfs now issuing IN Harper
there are none which please rs more than
those entitled passages of Eastern tray
ell They arc written by scholar. and
one who knows how to handle both pen
aud pencil II any one seeks knowledge
of Egyps and the Nile. let him seek j,
here. :. Little Dorrit also comes, with q
face as welcs;ae as eTer.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23
Beware sas.hsrners-Eore of Jim

Lane.
. We have bsen kisHiiy permitted Ey. .
friend,o make the following extract Ac1n
letter received i day or two since from
ii-tse East h opens eur eyes li,sie.--
Read. -. .>.ss ....z-.s- ..-@~-.z.,z
we hare travelled with Gen. Lane.
from indianapolis 10 Columbus. lie is q
very intelligent and good looking fellow
He u.adera sPsech II Indianapolis z lew
DAYS before we arrived there. lie spoke
IN Xenia as we passed throagh.@zssf left
him Al Columbus, whersi he went 10 sec
Gor. Chase, as ae said 70 advise with him
atoti, some measures hs vas going 10 Ia kc
Ia Kansas. He told as on the cars that
hs was going back 40 Kansas and take
with him TIVE MY sheasa nd ,lnen. 2 He says
Kansas shall be free Stale that Coz.
Geary vas . friend OF his and would noi
arrest him !; that they had . undeIsta nd
ing before he iefs, that tbs reward was rot
10 be offered until he was out OF reach
The people crowded afesad kifn- al every
town. aud wheA he left they yelled Ike
:. wild fire." and fred cannon and all the
| biz guns. We heard him tell the people
/ that he lad run one thousand Missourians
with one hundred and twenty-five men !;
that they Were towards and would not stand
led. He has guard Of four or Ave men.
who travel the rounds with hi,n.-.Tation-
al Eagle. shasaF ya uaE = 9eoE
Wsgiye insertion to the above extrsc,
in order that eur Southern friends Eiay
see wi.s. is actually going On. We SIN
cersly hope tEa. what jim Lane says
alssu. his relations with Gov. Geary ia not
lirae. it Cannot be possible that Gov. Gssry
could enter into an understanding of any
kind with such IA outlaw as jim Lane.
], is cur imperative duty, however. to IN
fern the public of what Is transporting
and therefore we publish the above Not
wishs,aadiug some of cur contemporaries
are incIiaed 10 overlook the Ia ie toitiss OF
tie Governor, ire shall keep sn eye On the
ssaa who can give place and distinction to
such nen as Walker and Harvey, while
tine men .Eey led murder. plumber and
devastation are undergoing their ;Tiai for
these offences. Our brethren Of TIE pres,
will have to excuse as, fer are sRust uatci
this man. saE1l 81 ba3za ttav
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23

s3- Hon. Ell Thayer. Rcpresen;atiF'
TO Congress elect. from Worcester, Mass,
addressed E Kansas aid meeting in Bos-
ton, on Saturday, of twenty Persons
The present project is to raise Sl09.Oed
by,subscripiion, TO aid in building hOteii,
and furnishing machinery. 30 as TO provide
accommodation and labor for intending
emigTants to this territory.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23

ed r~ Maj, ibzan J. Rice. Of Leaven-
worth, announces himself candidate fcr
The chief Cierkship Of the House Of Rep
fesentativrs Of Kansas, at the ensueing
session. We are personally acquainted
with Mai. r.. aud know tha, he will make
. good and efficient Clerk.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23

TrME--Infan,s count by days; children
BY days; men by years; planets by rsr0'
Iutions CT ye&rs eomeis by revolutions s
systems; the Eternal nledilates in pei
petual present. A breath is given 10 nsn
and j, passe,h quickly away.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23

EI 4 man wilo gave his name IS
James, an Engiishman. says TIE Clark.-
vile Tenn. JeGersorian, who has been
for sorae weeks working here as caIpen.
Ter. was Yesterday trough, up before tie
Reeofd-, charged with visiting negro cab
ins, and talking to the siares abOu, free
donl. lie was held 10 bail in the sum of
$500, in default Of which be was sent ur-
der the hill = zl.,F ee.@.f-.ss -.--...
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23

g The Journal OF Commerce states
that The demand for furs Of fancy descrip-
tons this season, exceeds ali precedent,
and as consequence prices on raw stock
for varieties. lave advanced fifty Fer cen:
or ercn higher. compared with last year
For dress goods, lurs will be worn the
coming winier TO an unusual exten.. Sets
cos:iag $50 are very coH,non.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23

them ever its bsttlemenis intsA the bottoms
less p;, Of POLITICAL dam nstoin.
Is not Tie Souihron's heat naturally
brave. cl.isalrous and genere9sa Ances.
.sal history answers yes. Then let hos
tho presen, generation exsirguiah its lus-
;rs
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23

RAILRoAD AecIDIET.-Ths down train
en- tie Chicago and ST. Louis railroad was
thrown of tic Tack on Thursday morn
ing by a rail placed across the track
The locomotive only was slightly injured.
The rascal who did fhe fiend ism work,
luckily. was caught aad Gagged. He was
seen by persons On the irain scudding ihro'
the woods. just as the train struck the OBJ
struciion. Chase was promptly made sf-
ter hiia, ,and he mas oyeFtzken. Eeprosed
TO be a person who lad been put cd' the
train the day ybeforc, for refuing 10 pay his
fare. lie sought this .villsinous mode oi
asenging himself. II the. &C. is elearl,
proven, il viii BE a sad days work foI
him. I vf aa
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23
MARRyED:


In Platte county, No., on the 7ih instant, ey
Rev. Dir. Burroughs. Mr.. SAMUEL DIChe.
SON, of this city. to Miss MARY FRANCS
TURNER, OF Platte county, DO.
Accompanying the notice we received ths
Gold Dollar. Such fayors iiad > grateful "ei-
cos,e at this Office, and we but shadow our graz
itnte when we wish ths happy twain e boune.
less world Of JOY, unrufi.ed by single ssss q
adversely. bay long years, oSesisdes wiz li,s
choice fruits Of all human hapehsss, a"'''
Sam and his fortunate bride, ani-s
May their future sky stiH brighten,
And their sun in splssdor shine,
bay true joy their pathway ightss,
And around II stiH entsEipe.
May Springs beauties shine With iassfss
RichsF, brighter, Parer, esers
Hay perpetual blessings cluster
aess Rolad their loving hearts foTerer'
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23

,a1 g we snail issue no paper from this
offica next week. Tie Christmas HollI-
days are spOp ;us, and eurs s jopss"' must
.l,aye ;hSir Found. II 9edilefs, too. mus
iaa&e 'Asir fun Our psi'9ns will Of Curse
sSgros us- tiadI &c ). laai a!l.n b.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23
An Excitement.

For rBaay weeks Pass, says tise Ciarks-
vile (Tenn-) } Jei1ersonian, there has been
an uneasy feeling in the popular mind in
this section. and good deal OF apprehen-
SION has been excited by vague and unds-
fined rulncrs of . proposed revolt of the
negroes, and in some localities the excite
Iaent has been stimulated 10 very high
degree Until very recently -e haze
never supposed that even negroes were
dreaming OF anything SO wild and absurd
bu, late Developments cave demonstrated
pretty clesrly stla, something OF the soft
has besn projected and kat Il e execution
OF the design would probably have been
attempted tul for tLe timely discovery OF
Ike project, il the nerscs Of tie ince ndia.
ry feToiutiorisl Ead Ie,ainra their ffHRess
up 10 Tie hour Of tie proposed ac,ioa.-
For ourselves we Go not telieye the dark
les have Sol the, stuff in them for ans
sech enterprise, although hey are fools
enoaght to talk about il. CaaIe is rot al
together feoi. however, oana he kaov $
! the power Of the white raee, anI The swift
and terrible retFhuiien which ,Ycilid inevi-
lably eVerake him IL sny attempt at TIE
foreible epfranchiseEnen Of himself or his
fellows. There Is. no necessitv for sxcite-
meIt, nc good ground orafprehension.-
I he public mind IS directed to lie subject
Each community is exercising unusual Wig
Hence ever its slaves, and there is not the
slightest chance for al outbreak. + eve,
~ householder will see that his s.rya lta
are in their appropriate plaeeee AID kee
them there, 10, permitting then. 10 congre-
gate where they can cc:,coet disturbances,
we shall hear nothing Of Tesol,s aud iiIsur-
rseEions. In towns and cites where they
can easily communicate with each otaer
an efficient patIol should lie on quart TO
enforce the ordinances in regard to slaves.
Ii these things are done public confidence
will be restored, and the apprehensionss
Of the weaker portions Of tbe communities
now so fearfully aroused viii be speedily
cllayed. af
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23

80 Four fif.hs OF the Benton re.s
of Missouri was cast for MiliaId Fillmore.
What va.uabie assistance old Ben,oa rea-
dered TO tie Democratic party in the !sis
election.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23

30 4 wrought iron cannou has bssn
manufactured in England. which weighs
twenty-five TINS. and sends bali Of ihreo
hundred pounds wsigti distance Of four
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23

HVr As dog reeurs.s,h to his sonit
so foel returnsih to bis folly.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23
Cen aWh:.ssld.

O9IWoSsss by the last dispatches that Gen.
winfield was sworn in, after 4 ten day.
fight. WI. suppose the Black Rspublican Ms
want another Investigating or rather Lie
..aianufactarins COMMITTEES appointed to
fnvesti gate the recent ce!sction aud IS 9TH
'er matters" IN Kansas. The report o.
tho, Committee on elections. will. (afel
slieing aIliasy can recommend scmO saeh
seouEse. zau .s4ssy bs1bapa tail sdl .Ia
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23

eSrAnswerda fool according 10 hi'
folly, fsst he be wise IN bis own cOnceii-
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23

;slNrC @. etg r. DsTSeviiie, of Charleston, S.
FC,.,is . authorised TO. procure subscriptions for
this paper. Also, Mr.. D. B. Bobo, OF Union
= pistsiee. s. C., now teaveiing in the Southern
States. They Will receipt for the s-ns.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23
WANTED,

A TTHIS OFFICE. TWO lNTEILiCENaa
n LADS, one about thif teen, the eiher t.. liz"
wears old, 70 learn the printing bus; 1ess. IL
who can come well recommended VIII ~
plT resa 1asE ased for their services.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23

PoIscs Or THa sPtDRR.-We have nc.
|ucsd IN several instances recently serious
results attributed 10 The bate OF spider.
The latest occurred il Cincinnati lately.
which j. stated 10 have resulted fatally.
4 young rnsn named fsilism Hough,os,
esaFioyed il dry goods slers, MAS taken
20 a PHYSICIANS Office. in "A statsa of gres,
suffering, caused by = spiders bite near
the abdomen, received few hours lefofe.
The suffering Of Mr.. Fl. continued 10 in
crease until late In il.s afternoon, wien he
died, apparently from the effects of biz,
The case has excited considerable s,tsh,
lion il the medical profession, and the
Physicians CT that cily slate, that Ii is tie
only affair or The kind which has ever come
within their knowledge.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23

e 4 yonng man in New York city has sto-
len the affections aEd married :he only daugh.-
OF wealthy gentleman. rho gave tbe.scaEnr
$500 TO release her from all marital boais-af-
ter UbiclG he went TO the house Of his father
and took her away in = carriage she preferfiEg
the husband 10 the pxrent.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23

eJ There IS great lack OF coal al coyihs-
ton and Cincinnati. at the former place il has
teen selling at forty cents per bakiIei, anil it
is thought tha. manufacturing establishments
Will have to cicse on this account. a
eE An exchange paper, under the head oe
:. good advice" advises young men TO wrap
themselves mp in their virtae. 4 coseTnporaTy
we'll SAYS. {. many OF them would freeze TO death
if they hal no warmer covering"
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23


MES OF rANERIcA-MENor raz4e.
The greatest man, lake him all in
al" j" the iass hundred years. was George
Hasa;ngiou-an American.
The greatest Docior Of Divinity va.
Jona,!.aa Eiwsrds--aa Aacricsn.
Tie greatest Pai.osopher Was Bss..
min Franklin--an American.
The greatest Of living SculFtors-is Hi.
ram Powrrs-an Americxn.
Tho creates, living I!is;orisa is Wa.
r. Presco,t-an American.
Tie greatest Medical Chemis, of mod.
ern times. DR.. j. C. Ayer-inyer,or Of
Ayers Ckerrya Psctoral and Cslhar,io
Pills, is an Anne ricsn.
T. Tie greatest LexieogEapher since lie
iii.s Of johnson, was Noah Nrbs;sr-,n
Ainef3san- sssi Ts a7u-i =sz...s .sf-rs-z.-.
Tie greatest inventors of modern tiuss
were Fulton. Fitch, Wa,ney and Morse
al Americans. 2 1af-recrsE
a
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23
Resnlt

AAS9&4t.
Speaking of the -Issalt Of she elrc,;o,
de Georgia Federal Union SAYS: tt.
snensy'a loss san.sunss 10 no.hinc No,t
ing added 10 li0.hins makes po,si,r
NO,hing laken hom nothing ieares po,h.
ing.l Blessed are ,hsy that erpec, moth.
ing Tor they si.ali no, be disappoin,ed-
Sans case stands abou, ,l.us-ao Nous
40 South, no East, no West, no p5,oz
no effies. 10 money, 10 syin,,at. t..y. pf, ,o,.
ing .AAA 1nLAFxiI : -
AZ foE Fremont. he was used f.
mere cats paw Ninciy-nine GU, sr~
~ hundred men who vo,ed for him n.
iieYed him ie:al!y anfii, for The of,,cs "a
felt ashamed for the act. They bsra
lost nothing in Fremont, sul they .,,n,;y
gied foE lhe control of Unc.e Sans biz
money box with its millions of Sriab, soI
lars I'd they didnr get il. Sore ipdtss
is the disappointment 10 them Til. p;,so4I,,
shrieks they uttered when assatsd Of ,bs;-
loss. throws far into tie shade all h, d;..
nal howis for tleedins Kansas. wsr;a
now hear no more 81 broken iaasd.d spn
ner and bleeding kanssssJim Lane and
border rlIffians. Sumner will get well 81
once-apd jim Lane and contributions /,
Kansas will never De heard OF - -
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23

Two Williams in Tallahassee recently
YEA, into house and attempted to Violate a
young girl aged eighteen. Sn. seized gun
shot one fatally and wounded The ether.
g 4 public meeting recently held il T.ittIe
Rock, Arkansas, recommended 10. the Ts~Sis-
latGre the passage of law prohi t.ing..4H free
negroes from coming to or settling IN that State.
-. They have new way of Matching chick
rl.s az the est, by which single maternal
fowl is made to do Tie duty OF huEdfed.-
They fill barrel with eggs and place hen on
The buns-ao.e.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-20

AcLEAszSD FiLLaoRE--Th Philadelphia Times
recently the advocate Of Judge NcLean's nonina.
ton, thus refers TO that gentleman and Mr.. Fill
more constitutional jurist, he (Judge Nc
Lean would govern the country by the consttu.
the dictaiion Of despotic clique of political gam
blers and tricksters. Willard Fillmore and John
Mclean arc both types Of the better days Of tho
Republic, and like the truly patriotic and great
men Of the past, they enjoy the confidence and re-
spect of the unbought and anpurchaseable people,
while they provoke the emnity and malice of the
invidious, corrupt and mercenary, who would sell
their country for lucre and office Sach men can
not DC maitreated with impunity before free and
yirtuous people,"
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-20
The following Documents are now for sale
mt this office, t0-wit:

The following Documents are now for sale
at this Office, tO-wit:
Ksasiagton Riots-A faithful narrative Of the
riots in Philadelphia, in 1914, which origi-
mated the American party in that city.
State + Political Parties---A speech deliver
ed by Hon. +. X. Zollicoffer, Of Tennessee,
on the 9Th April, 1856, 8a
Ansper 10 Mr.. Clingman-A letter written by
the Hon. L. G. Reade, of North Carolina, TO
his constituents
The american Party and us Hission--A
speech delivered by Hon. VIM. r. Smith, of
Alabama, in January, 1855.
Hon. Henry N. Fhller's Speech-Dissecting
the prominent Democrats Of Pennsylvania,
and Hon. James Buchanan in particular
In press, and will be issued next week:
" Madison" in twelve letters, written by dis
tinguished gentleman Of Virginia, reviewing
the American questions and refuting the OBJ
jections made to American doctrines.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-20
John.

The Archbishop is as much friend of free
dom as 0'Connel was, or the New York Tribune
is" .e,.. .... ee,.s. gr 4
The above is an extract from communication
published in the New York Tribune Of June sth,
1855, which the Tribune, in its editorial Of the
same date, says is from Archbishop Hughes
0'Connell was an Abolitionist, such an one as
Horace Greeley is, and the Archbishop els az
much friend of Freedom as the Tribune is" win
not the South learn that it has no hope except
with the American party? .rf...
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How IL was Effected.

The nomination of Fremont was effected by the
friends Of Seward and the friends Of Chase, COM
bined against those of Mclean. Seward is notor-
ousy opposed to the election Of any President Of
his own party but himself If he could have Sc
cured the nomination at Philadelphia, he would
have accepted it. Failing to secure it, he had it
in his power to procure the nomiaaton of Nc
Lean. This he refused to do, aud his friends went
over in a body to Fremont. So Fremont is indebt
ed to Seward, in great part, for the nomination.
Chase, also, was an anxious expectant Of the
nomination. Failing to secure it. he very cunning
ly opposed the nomination of Mclean, because he
il a resident Of his own State. For if Mclean, Of
Ohio, had been nominated in 1885, Chase, of Ohio
would not be nominated in 1850. Chase, like Sc
ward, is looking forward to that year.
The conservative Republicans" have therefore
been defrauded OF the nomination of Mclean, by
the Vaccinations of Chase and Seward neither Of
whom desire the election of Fremont, and neither
of whom expect 1t. All that they or their follow
ers desire at present, is the preservation of the
" Republican" organization, SO that in 1850 they
can take the fed in condition not altogether
struggling and undisciplined.
Tho friends Of Judge Mclean, both in and out
Of Congress, may well be incensed at the scurvy
treatment he has received at the hands of Chase
and Seward. q
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II is, In any OF these points Of view, most
solemn and serious question that Mr.. CLANCY
Jones has undertaken. IL he has spoken by
Mr.. Buchanan's authority, men will form their
Judgment upon all the evidence and probabili-
ties Of the case between Mr. Buchanan and
the record as it appears, and we do hope the
editor Of the Philadelphia News will exhaust
the proof he has or can bring TO the case, II
involves now question of veracity, and If Mr..
Buchanan has been badly used, by having a
recommendation Of the Wilmot Proviso put
over his signature without his consent or the
authority to use his name, he certainly has
labored long enough under so gross an in
justice, and unless II be now removed It must
operate serious injury TO his Presidential pros
poets with all those Southern and Western
men who have so sternly resisted that Proyiso
for years past
Where is the man through all the South and
West who has heretofore made the advocacy
of the Wilmot Proviso capital political offence
with candidates for Congress- or the Legisla-
ture who would now write himself down knave
or fool, by accepting James Buchanan with the
record Of the fact of has advocacy Of the Will
mot Proviso staring him in the face in black
and white? II Mr.. Buchanan has denied il, or
authorized Mr.. CLANCY Jones to deny il, and
the proof should be, in the opinion of men,
conclusive or very persuasive against his asser-
ton, what chance can he then stand among
virtuous, intelligent and moral men, who are
to cast their votes for or against him in No
yembere Let us have the evidence. Give the
public the whole proof 1t is already mate
rial and interesting issue between Mr.. Buchan-
an and the Pennsylvanians who are interested
in the fair fame of the other committeeman, or
in the memories and reputation of the chair
man and secretary Of the Lancaster meeting
1t will be admissible to argue the whole case,
and that will bring Mr. Buchanan's sentiments
on the subject of slavery more perfectly to light
and render the comprehension of his pr esent
position on that question easy to his inquiring
countrymen.
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"The faithless phantom" of Wednesday

\ "The faithless phantom Of Wednesday
last e.,r
"The Union sets at rest the roorback Of our
truthful and talented neighbor, wherein Ton the
18th inst that journal said that Senator Brod-
head had declared that Buchanan could not carry
Pennsylvania Senator b. was not even in Wash.
ington when this story concerning him was got
up. OF course there is not shadow Of truth
about It," tH
. Of course, " Phantom" knows. The fellow
who gave daily accounts of the fraudulent and
villanous practices by means Of which Pierce
was then being oyerslaughed at Cincinnati |;
the fellow who re-republished sold Bucks
Missouri restriction opinions; the fellow who
revamped /" Old Bucks" Pacifcrailroad speech !;
the follow who predicted Perce's triumphant
denomination; the fellow who did his best to
kill off" Old Buck at the South, as a candi-
date; the fellow who tainted when Pierce's
vote was reduced to Mree-and-ahaF;; who
cried when Buchanan was nominated and who
subsequently, begged for pardon in whole
column Of editorial repentance-such a fellow
knows at least how
"To crook the plant hinges of the knee,
That thrift may follow fawning !" s
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-20
THIRTY-FOURTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRInAY Lnne On IahR

FRIDAY, June 20, 1856.
The first business In order being the motion OF
Mr.. MlLLS0N to lay on the table the motion of
Mr.. JONES, TO correct the journal by striking out
the notice Of bin TO remove the seat OF govern
ment, the ayes and noes were ordered, and result
cd-ayes 50, noes 3S.
Mr.. WASHBURN, OF Maine, asked permission
Of the House 10 make few remarks, TO which
DR.. COBB, of Alabama, objected, and moved
that the House resolve itself into Committee OF the
Whole on the private calendar.
Which motion prevailed, and Mr.. LATTER, Of
Ohio. was called to the chair
House bill No. 205, for the relief Of West East
brook and others was taken up and being advo-
Gated by Mr.. kSowEros, when our report closed.
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MARRIAGE OF MISS WoRaIrY.-Miss Mary Eliz-
sbeth Wormley, author Of " Amabel and " Ny
Cousin Veronica" was married on the l4th inst,
at Newport, Rhode Island, to AR. Latimer, of Bal
timore. Miss Wormley is the daughter Of the late
Admiral Wonnley, Of the British Navy, who was
native Of Virginia, and whose wife was Miss Preble,
of Boston, a niece of Commodore Prebe. Her novel
of Amabel, published about three years ago, is a
work of decided talent and the highest dramatic
interest. Her recent work, Ny Cousin Veronica,
though inferior to Amabel, presents truthful pic
ture of rural life in the Blue Ridge counties of Vir.
GINA #.r..t