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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-28
BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTS Furnished by the Associated Pressl

ST. LOUIS, June 26.-Pariies from Kansas who
arrived yesterday, say that Governor Shannon has
resigned his Office as Governor of the Territory OF
Kansas to take effect Let July.
Mr.. Gay, agent to the Shawnee and Wyapdott
tribes Of Indians, was murdered on Saturday. The
murderers unknown.
RISING Sun, IA, June 27.-The steamboat Nod
orator from Pittsburg, struck log opposite here
last night and sunk Immediately. No lives lost.
ST. LOUIS, June 26 A company of IS men from
Chicago who recently left Alton for Kansas, the
steamboat Polar Star, had their Sharp's rifles ia
ken from them at Lexington, No. The Republican
intmates that Willard P. Hall will be appointed
Governor. Il is rumored at Westport, that Brown
the editor Of the Herald of Freedom, has been killed
PIrTsBURG, June 81, noon.-Rver rising, with
feet water in channel
NEW YORK, June 81, noon.-Flour steady
Wheat sdvauced-Southern white, LA Corn,
mixed, 595. Mess pork duh.
CIScINNATI, June 81, noon.-Flour dull at 90
a TO- Provisions firm. Whisky, %. Sugar and
Molasses buoyant, at full rates. River feet
inches and stationary.
NEW ORLEANS June 26.-Cotton-sales to day
1000 Market unchanged. Mess Pork $40 50,
asking. Lard-kegs 10, firm with upward ten
dency. Rest unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, June 27.-River about stationary,
with 3 feet inch water in the canal
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ANOTHER FREE SoMER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
5. Benton, of Milwaukee, formerly Wilmot
Prevso and Free soil NJ. g. from the Herkimer
district of New York, has been appointed by
President Pierce To lucrative position in one
of the land Offices of Wisconsin, removing for
that purpose an old line Democrat.
Mr.. Benton uniformly voted while in Con
gress for the NIlmot Proviso, and after his
retirement was twice elected by the New YUrk
Barnburners Clerk of the Court of Appeals, a
State Office lie was for many years the &C.
knowledged leader OF the Free soil party of
New York, ard one Of the abest contributors
TO the columns of the Albany Atlas, the Van
Buren, organ.
In 1913 Mr.. Benton stumped the State Of
New York for Van Buren, aud Adams
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Gen. walker and Nicaragua.

Oar citizens will bear in mind that the meet
Ing called to project measures for atfording aid
to Gen. Walker and the Nicarsguans, assemblies
tonight at Odd Fellows Hall. We trust there
will be a full attendance, and that a proper
spirit will animate the crowd relative to this
matter. Col. Mancosos the uthOrized agent
Of the Nicaraguan Government, is in the city,
and will attend the meeting and afford any in
ibrma'ion which may be required 10y chose
Who feel an interest in the fate of Gen. Walk
and his government
n There is now an interval of peace in Nicar-
- qua, but surrounded as she is by enemies
,alous of her rise and republican tendencies,
here is no assurance how long il may last. We
q such demonstration may be made to-
will be felt aud gratefully received in
Young Republic"
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Year Of American Independence.

We hear the question upon our streets every
A." What Is going to be done this coming
4th Of Julyf"
We modsstly, would like to know, why our City
Council like those of other cities around Us, are
BOT preparing 70 celebrate the anniversary Of the
Inauguration OF our liberty9 Are we forgetting the
great men and times that gave it birthf We hope
not Won't orr Churches see that their bells are
rung az sunrise midday and sunset Will not the
City Council order the other bells OF the city rung
We hope 30. We should blush with shame, TO ap.
pear even 60 have a5ated one title 10 cur remem
branoe and thp.kiulness Of the great dsy Of our
liberty-whieh in Truth is the liber.y-day Of the
world
Won't the City Council appropriate, say 81, 600,
make collections from the citizens Tor tre-work,
ar other means By which demonstrations Of JOY NAV
b made Let US al hail the day with oy-wilh
song and drum, and the laundering cannonl Let
the boys FIRE their rockets and squibs and the men
make patriotic speeches, rehsarsing 10 their cLl.
dren the valorous deeds Of this great day-whicb
made Il hsllowed-and speak to them Of the great
and good Washington, of Adams, and Putnam, aud
Wafreu. and the host OF other patriotic hcroer nov
but waiting the trump OF the mighty God, to mount
20 everlasting glory. We can not adaire enough
tser psisiotism, nor show too jabilsrtly ouS joy.
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TV1lsOEhu WshP0t.

FINHE undersigned, agents Tor the sale o. ICHILD,S
Il GRAIN CLEANER,' oher TIE public the best
and most reliable machine for owing smut, cheat.
cookie and all other impurities from Wheat that has
been perfected
The use Of this machine in a single crop viii more than
paw for IL in the enhanced value Of Sbe gain.
arp machine with capacity for cleaning from 81 10 900
bushels per hour Is almost indispensable to Aers Who de-
sire 10 make good Flour.
Planters and Miers respectfully invited 10 call and
the machine snd H. trial, entire satisfaction Is not
given, the money will be refunded
jsis-im JOHNSON, HORNE 90.
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TIVE oo-par,nership % Persins Campbell Co., Of hi.
city this Day dissolved by mutual consent either Of
the partners having the Of The q the firm IN
Hauiaion ". NJ PERKINS,
W. b. CAMPBELL,
NEw ORLEASs Dee g. 1855 sAML r. WALKER.
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GROCERIES.

n D. LLIAMs0N at the corner Of Front street and
W. the Puoc Square keeps hand full supply Of Fam
lily Groceries, which he will be pleased to dispose Of CHAP
CASE.
ID AEON LAID Mai Film. n...a- aa Eusa 70. ALE q.
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EB-iA wAg who has done something towards
increasing the federal census, denies that Buchan-
an, who old bachelor, has any right to expect
Che support Of " the people" He gives the reason
As follows.
To say the people are for BucL
IL sadly 10 mistake cem-
For why should the people 90 for one,
Who does not TRY TO MAKE 'EHp ?"
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w Just received, elegant assortment q trped ant
checked NAnsogk and Null Musns; Olive and dotted Swiss
Damask Table Linens Breakfast and Dinner kapk rs
Inca shsrtngs Lace Curtains ard Damasks with trim
mngs, which selling At very low prcss for cash ~
isi- McCLELLASDE.
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
SPECIAL NOTICE 80 SHIPPERS,
nv Savannah tO Nashville.

A the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company
n have notified and reminded the Central railroad Com.
panes OF Georgia Of their summer rates. sud IL does not
seem noticed recognized the hand bills Of
that Company, recently distributed in city. We take
ths method Of informing the Merchants and Shippers by
that line will be 35 for 100 lbs rst class
goods and al % the grand hills represent ai25
the average through first class goods from the
ward TO Nashville is beet the variation Of 10 cts
Edto al in Summer and deducted % 10 Cts pet lou lbs
IN Winter which makes the rate per advertisement
ss5 from June December, and g. from Dee June
Ii. l. ANDERSON,
rfnsa nda
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TELEGRAPH CABLE LAID.-The Submarine cable
connecting 0gdensburg and Canada, was success
fully placed u the st. Lawrence river on the Dist
inst thus putting us and Canada in direct commu-
nicstion. But fifteen minutes were required to
stretch the wire the entire distance, one nils
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Mr. Fillmore and the Old Line wings.

]
Since Mr. Buchanan has swallowed the De-
mocratic ilibustering platform, it is very
wisely remarked that he has ceased to have any
! individual identity politician; be is only so
many panks, loosely fastened together, or a
mere beam in the eye The Red Republican
| flag of France. picked up in the CORY streets of
| Paris, waves ominously over the platform, and
! men who reverence the name of Washington,
and who would wish to see our Republic as
/ eternal as God and truth, carefully avoid cOm-
| ing in contact with that flag. The American
! party is every day obtaining new converts as
/ the fact becomes wider known that it is the
only one that will conserve the Union, qnell
| civil discord and foreign strife and advance
! the civilization of the world.
Col. Fremont, the recresnt SOD Of the South,
! having obtained the nomination of the Black
| Republicans, niggerism will be as rampant with
/ his followers as tiibusterism is IN the Demo-
/ cratic pIatform.-Both are deadly foes to the
perpetuity of our glorious Union; for II niger
! ism triumphs States Right will die, and If ll-
| bustersm is encouraged the pirates savage yell
will cause Justice TO drop her scales, and take
her fight from our shores There was never
time when the spirit of Conservatism was so
much needed n our country; when it became
n solemn duty for every citizen to arouse from
buckle on the armor of resistance. There is
no American citizen who can be true to his
proud lineage aud qniescent at such time.
Every man must be up and doing; every man
must seek 10 emulate the deeds of the Father
of his Country, not merely ponder on his cords
The time for action has arrived; manly, patti
otto action in order that our immediate future
may be secure, and that pOSteriiy for ages to
come NAV bless our memories.
Among the old line wings we are told, there
are men who say they will not vote for Presi-
dent. They are proud ofthe honorable course
pursued by Mr. Fillmore when he filled the
chair or first magistrate of the Union they
dwell with satisfaction on his impartial spirit
aud his sieadtast tathtulness; they admire his
great moral worth, and cheerfuIly admit his
claim to rank as the first of living statesmen;
but they object to the principles OF American
ism. They lament the ignorance that prevails
at every election, but they hesitate about the
remedy TO be applied. They appreciate the
doctrine that Americans should rule America,
but they are dubious about its being practical
" carried out. Let them no longer hesitate.
While Mr. Flmore's rivals mount the one a
nigger's back, aud the other that OF tilibnster,
catering for freesO support, il becomes al i'm
perative necessity for the Wings, whether they
be followers of Clay or Webster, TO come for
ward, and forgetting minor differences, declare
boldly that they will stay the tide that is bear.
ing the country to destruction and march once
more under the banner of Willard Fillmore
AugUSta Chronicle.
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gE- A bug, resembling the lightning bug,
and about the same size, is committing serious
depredatioas upon the Irish potato crop, in
Wilson county. They get upon the potato
vines by the thousand, and in little less than
20 time strip them from top TO bottom. We
have not learned whether their depredations
are gene raj or not.
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49, Those who are about to leave the city
The country or watering places, will, OF
,urse, supply themselves with reading matter,
nd while doing so, we suggest that among the
30 volumes for summer reading, now on hand
u the bookstore of G. W. Smith, College street,
books to suit all tastes may be obtained.
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EARLY OoRN.-The editor of the Murfrees-
bOro NesOs, in his last paper, returns thanks to
friend 10 the vicinity of that town, for a lot
of roasting ears. This is the first green corn
that We have heard of as being fit for use.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS
VI We are Offering ecgant Plain, Plaid. Striped and
Foanced sss Plain nd Printed Bareges and every thing
Ia Dress aoods very reduced prices for cash, Al
M~CLELLANDS,
i.is 81 ard So College street
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4 EH-Dsrins the vacation Of the schools, the
Musical Academy will remain In session for eight
seeks, commencing on the 6rst Monday in July
and cosiag on The last Friday IN August Those
wishing % enter pupils are requested to spply To
CnARLns Hess, a. the Academy, "a Vine street on
OF beiore ihs let 81 Jsly neat during the hours OF
aud III A. n, and until fP.N. fJels-dlE
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.Frow present indications, we shall
SAsa.AF0rdinance to sbate that interim
p5le Duisancs, "freedom of the city" to swine
lily, the evidences of ''good time COM
IRE multiplying amongst ne.
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Tue WHEAT CRoP.-The Lebanon Herald
eanges the prospects are very flattering in
is State for an abundant crop. The wheat
crop has yielded much better than was anti
pated. The yield per acre will not be more
an half what it was last year, but as there
as nearly double the quantity sown, we pre-
me the yield, in the aggregate, will be nearly
great as last season.
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TrREE SPRINGs.7-We understand that an
mnibus is to run regularly from this city to
wee Swings during THE season, every other
~, an twice on Sunday, and that it will
slere every Nor, day morning, thus Civ
ons an opport -unity Of going and re-
r lmost at snyy time to suit their own
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Saturday Morning, June %, 1856.

,E- Persons leaving the city to spend the sum
err car have the Patriot regularly forwarded to
cir address, for any length of time, by leaving
,eir address at the office Of publication.
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River and Steamboat News.

river yesterday, at this point, was at
q nd, with Q inches water on the Shoals.
he only arrival was the steamer Tennessee.
= y pnrchased by Capt. A. L. DAVIS TO run
Il there was but one departure
nor Paducah.
ess at the wharf is "smOng the things
re" and from present appearances 1t
v probably Tsm2iu in stGtU quo for some
tit, & y come.
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- The Bard of Mayor and Aldermen,
,eir late sssion, took the initiative for pre-
lug sutate houses for the apparatus Of
Aonuaues No. | and 3.
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RELIGIOUS Misunderstanding in the Third
Presbyterian Church Tomorrow at lOi o'clock, A.
NJ. TeGt-"Am Imy brothers keeper2"
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e. The agent of Adams g. Co.'S Express in
this City, Mr.. A. K. Holt, has laid us under re-
lnewed obligations for la:e eastern papers and
p her polite attentions.
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= W- Mckenzie & Wilson are now in receipt
large assortment of coal stoves of different
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B- The good people of Montgomery, Ala
bama, are luxuriating upon fresh ripe figs and
. peRrs.
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and for Sale.

7 OFFER for sale 7OO) SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES a.
L OF LAND lying the Columbia Central Turnpike x
Roa1 seven miles from Columbia and four from Mt Pleas
ant, being part Of the tract W ich reside.
This Land is equal if not superior to any in Maury county
is well waered (the celebrated Devers Spring being
the part offered for sae) well mbered and well improved
there are the premises beautiful building sites
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road II
will be divided to suit purchasers or sold in body
For further information apply TO me at Ashwood p Office
Maury county, Tennessee.
augll-tf LUCIUs J POLK.
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Awful and Fatal Conseuuences

LNENsUE from treating Bowel complaints at this Of
II the year with Brandy, Opium Astringents. When
checked in this way the disease is cured but the outlet
merely stopped up, and fortunate H appears
then dangerous Of the head ayerted and the
patient has a chance for his ie How Ofen do hear Of
Bowel Complaints being suddenly checked and death from
disease OF BRAIN produced by the medicine taxing place
4 few hours afteTY
THE GREFENBERG DYSENrERY SYRUP,
has been wonderfully successful in suchcompants Bya
chemical action it produces change 10 hs contents OF The
Bowels and thus enables nature operform her own work
The Board Of Health Of New York certify that the
Ch,rera disappeared from the Quarantine this
medicine was used at the Hospitals
DR. Knowlten of Boston, calls the greatest aid to the
medical profession and blessing TO the patient.
DR. De Forrest, of New York. says cures every
Of disorder the bowels promp y and that he always
uses it in
Capt Taylor, Of the Army certihes that Il cures all
Dysentey contracted In Mexico and that II Is gene
rally used by officers who contracted that complaint.
Morris Franklin acting Mayor Of New York, re-
In fEny to be ready cheek
all disorders Of the Bowels the hrst appearance
By Count BOdisco it recommended to the Medical
Board Petersburg and by them recommended to the
Government Hospitals throughout Russia IL has been used
in several European countries with great
In Ma hye large quantities Of it have been used In times
Of Cholera.
Throughout the whole State o. Tennessee is known
the best and only certain rem edy for Bloody Fnx
have always ouered to refund the money any
be heard Of that has effected l HAVE NEVER
HEARD OF SUCH CASE. The same oher Is stin con-
tnued. ALEX. MAChENLIE.
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WHo has hesn cured Of great ksr.eus nshinty sa~s
neE ys.rs Il misery desires maks knosn 70 al
etffer y. sure means o. ciet Address &c coaluF
7po psT reiurn postage,
hz hAky = DEWITT, Boston. Mas,
fssss'ipts wli be sent, Zee, By next post
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Are Won Getting Bald ,

Isyour hair turning grey? Do wish to cultivate good
shkers and moustsches2 Your hair to be so silky and
gossy1 Your head to cool comfortable and free Of dand
RUIZ Mothers your children to have uxurant heads
ofhair? Then use BoeLEs HYPERION FLUID, which
asin its unerrug effects Prices rs cts so cts rs cts and
II so per bottle. Bogles Balm Of CytheIa stands unr
vailed for Graduating Id pnp!es and Identifying the
complexion Price 80 cts. Inventor and proprietor, w.
Boyle, Boston, and sold by Druggists everywhere.
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GET The Spring Of the year is The most proper time TO
take cleansing ald Pnrt ing medicines, Of which SgAms
Panaoea stands pre-emnent.
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MAIERIED.

by Rev J Rufus HarweI, June Goth, Mr. CHARLES BALL
Of New York. to Miss AMANDA ADAMS, OF the vicinity Of
Nashville
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SWAIM'S
Celebrated PanaCea.
Toa THE CURE OF
GRO fuIa

Incplent Consumption General Debi y, VII te Swelling
RhrumatiEm, Diseases Of the Liver and skin, and
AL Diseases arising from Impurities OF
the Blood, and the effects OF
Mercury.
wAINS PANACEA has been for more than thirty wears
y celebrated IN his country and In Europe for
diaary cureor the c-rthczes Of viii reference made
to the directions and books (Which be had gra)
ing the PausceA Soe Of which give the particulars
Of ghtfu for general publication where pa
deemed incurAb b. Physicians.
ha bcen used la hpas and private practice and
been commended ny tie celebrated Physicians and
other eulsreut prr-ons Among others by
NALsNrINE Morn VI D., Praf II surg y Y University.
W. p Dawes n. D. Prof Of Mid Pa. University.
n CHAPsAs, ". d Prof Of Physic, Pa. Uuvsriity
7. rANEE NJ. d.. President College Of Physicians, Pka.
DE Def Van PROT. of Medicine, Havana.
joss EouEsNoo ~ LUE, Prot. Of Surg, Lisbon.
} CHiFaAS Mem ROYAL College Surgeons, London.
c. " IRviSs. late N sJer % spain.
Pa THOMAS PEASsoS Maj. Gen. Brirish Army.
GIlHKsr RuBEkrans British Consul sc &c.
IL. wondsrul effected by SEA's PanaceA, have,
Tor many .ars made t invaluable remedy The PsnA
cea contain mercury IN form, aud being
uaoet preparation may BE- given TO the most tender in
FAINT
The retail price has been reduced 20 80 per bottle icon
alUiug three falf pinis.) or three be- lies Cor 81
BEWARE OF mi 0SiTI0N
Swlius PauaceR Is iu round bottle dated ougtudnAy,
viii Tie fo!ios ing letters blown on the glAas:
"rwAMs-FANACEA-FuiL
Having the name 0fJAs ssAN stamped the scaling
engraving on the side of ne bottle ~ Draper Co. bank
Note FnEraver OF hairphia In the ecutre Of which 10
TortIat OF The late a. swain Copyright sccured)
II p-fs,n, puIchafng the PansccA AL be careful Oh
save that The name ~ a "a isrorsecuy spelled, they
need not be imposed on.
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YES
Patent WaSh-TUb.

THE above machine, patented October 10TH 1885, in its
utility simplicity and rapid and thorough execution,
supasse every thing Of the kind heretofore introduced his
Tub is mounted STOOL and provided with rollers and
brushes by the action Of which strong and rapid
water Is induced 70 pass through the clothes
particle Of dirt without the slightest injury Of the clothes
however fine the texture. BY peculiar and ingenious
rangemen the drtrem0yed from the clothes provided with
place Of epOt and thereby prevented from being ground
back again into the clothes is the in machines
Six seven shirts their equal bulk be thoroughly
washed with this machine in from eight minutes These
Tubs sold at Eight Dollars each which taken in
ton with its perfect performance, renders IL the
Cheapest and Best Washing Machine now Known.
Printed directions accompany each machine.
County Rights in part Of Tennessee for sae upon such
terms will secure 70 the purchaser large profit upon the
investment To OF energy opportunity for making
money easily and rapidly viii be offered
Agents wanted in all parts Of the State.
Address JAMES C BALDWIN & CO.,
mayi-w3m 81 College street. NAsHvILLs, TIE n