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NOTICE TO STOCK AND BOND
HO T. ID T. r 6.

THHE Annual NJ ,eting or this Company, f
l. election 81 D.rec ors aud transaction
. her business, will be held at he City OF ket
kul, III iowa, IN M 1nday the iii. day OF Jul
next at 10 o'.lock. A. NJ.
The transfer books of he Company, will
CLOSED from the Goth. Of June, 10 The 9Th DIS
OF July next.
w. C. JOHNSON, President.
ALYAH HUNT, Secretary.
Dated NeY York, llih. jane. lS56.-nlS
Demoine courier., 1856-06-26
10000.

WE expect to keeps foil supply OF La, -
hand Though the season, for sale at low -
foa CASH ONLY. The highest prices Paia
I.aih timber, straight AID round mot sPh''|
inches and upwards m Qiameter. v,c
MYERS ~ DAVE
ottumwa, Nay It'll. '56-nll II
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ARRIVAL OF THE
a m r. N 4 g. a

Difficulties NTH this Country still thu
absorbing T:pie in E'ngiana-bread
sfuHs firm.
Demoine courier., 1856-06-26

PanOrama.-Asenli's grand Ma.
tioaal Revolving Panorama is exhibited
at the Court House TO night.
Demoine courier., 1856-06-26

Key to Rays Arithmetic, I
A MD gheral assortment i school pS,,JJ
"A can be had at PUMRof 80
Demoine courier., 1856-06-26

The Convention re-assembled al 5 p.
A., and being called TO order. she Prssi-
dent announced tina, the Chairman Of the
Republican National Executive Com
mi.ss had . communication 10 present
10 the Conscntion-
Hon. e. ID. Morgan then presented
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-05
Poetry of Commerce.

The Hon Edward Everett whose brilliant gen
ius gives golden tinge Of poetry to everything it
touches, thus speaks of Commerce in his late beau.
tiful speech at the Peabody Testimonial:
Track its history for a moment from the earliest
period In the infancy OF the world its caravans,
ike gigantic silkWOTms, went creeping through the
arid wastes Of Asia aud Africa with their minutes.
sima legs, and bound the human family together
in those vast regions they bind il together now.
Its colonial establishments scattered the GreoiAn
culture all around the shores OF the Mediterranean,
and carried the adventurers of Tyre aud Carthage
TO the North OF Europe and the South Of Africa
The walled cities of the middle ages prevented the
arts and re6nements Of life from being trampled
oat OF existence under the iron heel OF the fsudal
powers The Hause Towns were the bulWarks Of
liberty and property on the North and West OF Eu-
rome for ages. Toe germ OF the representative
system sprang from the municipal franchises Of the
byroughs. Al the rvival of letters, the merchant
nripces of Florence received the fugitive arts Of
Greece iuto their palaces. The spirit Of CONNER
eisl adventure produced that movement 10 the III.
teentb century which carried Columbus TO Amer
ca and Vssco di Cana around the Cape Of Good
Hope. The deep foundations OF the modern sys-
ten Of international law we're laid IN the interests
aud righls Of commerce, ans the necessity oil pro
Iecung them
Commerce sprnkled the treasures Of the newly
found Indies throughout the Western nations Il
neryed The ara Of civil aud religious liberty IN the
Protestant world-it gradually carried the colonial
svstem Of Europe 90 the ends OF the earth, and
v;tb ia the elements OF future independent eiSil-
zea. republican governments. But vhy should ve
all an she pasgy Whist Is il that gives vigor 20
IN. civilization Of the present day but the World
aide extension Of commercial Intercourse. By
-
winch all the products OF toe eas1n ana o. me
ocean. Of the soil, the mine, Of she loo@, Of lhe
Iorrs of bounteous nstaFe creative art aud uAsaF-
inrindustry, and brought by abs agencies OF com,
neree into The universal market OF densna ana
supp,f No matter in what region desirable pro-
duel i beslowed 90 maR By liberal Fr9'l1ener,
or fabricated by human skill u may elO'he TIE
hils OF China ~llh ts fragrant ioslsge-A a1y gn,'
Ter IN the golden sands q Caiifornia-it may sal
low in the depth Of she Arctic ssAs--il mAy rips .
and whisen 10 she fertile plains OF the ss9ny south
Id nav spring forth from The flying shuttes Of
MsOchester, 10 England, or Manchester In Amen-
sa--lhe great Sorld magnet Of eommsres sisracss
Il sks, and gathers i eli ~ iof ths serFos e man.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-05
Musings after the Election.

The quadrennial contest for the Presi
dency is over. Upon whose brow the lau
rels of victory have fallen, we shall soon
know. The great American invention
Morse'S telegraph, does not permit ques
tons of this character to remain long in
doubt WhoSoever has succeeded we shall
we trust, witness again the sublime specta
Gle of people, but recently excited, agita.
ted, divided, earnest in the support Of DIFF
ferent candidates, upon the announcement
of the result, become quiet, and bow with
reverence to the will OF the majority 1t is
this ready acquiescence in the fat of the
ballot-box, that distinguishes the liberty.
loving American freeman from all other
men. Whatever lie may think of the
means by which results are produced, such
is his regard for law and for the insttu-
tons Of bis country, be submits gracefully,
and with determination, ia another con,
test, to maintain his principles with unfail-
ing zeal and courage. In other countries,
ill-will, riots, blood-shed, may follow pop
ular election; because the people are less
accustomed to the discipline and restraints
OF selfgoverument. and do not entertain
the respect for law and love of order which
have become peculiar characteristics of
native born Americans.
This contrast furnishes most striking evil
dence of the exalted attributes of Ameri-
can Observation-Disclosures resulting from the
nature of our institutions; and should
prompt every man to exert all his influence
to preserve those institutions in their origi-
nal purity and vigor. 1t was this holy pur
pose that originated the American organi-
cation, and inspired its members with de.
vout energy in the support of principles
looking to the preservation of American
influence and American ideas in the ad
ministration of the Government
1t was the same holy purpose that EN-.
boldened the American party to rebuke the
first dawnings of rebelling against the
prospective expression of the will of the
people at the polls, which appeared; and
the same purpose will cement them togeth
er in continued, persevering efforts to &C
complish their objects, whatever the result
of the election yesterday. Their principles
are the true principles upon which this gov
eminent must be administered, if it is to be
preserved, and the native masses will sooner
or later realize and confess this TO us self
evident truth. In the mean time we would
say to every American who may read our
columns, be of good cheer. If we are not
victorious now, we have laid the foundation
of future success, and have but to go for
ward to attain it.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-05
Triesemar No. l, ?, and 3.
Thus protecting tn public again sswhich
Iale to the severes penal les oflaw AWARD.
nR. v. a. BARROW. Memher Of the Imperial ColIeee

Thus protecting the public ags'n INr.7Ioss-which are
ate to the severest penal les courts ofaw
DR. VI. A. BARROW. Member of the Imperial College o.
~ N-nUa, an Royal lage Of >urg-o~ ~. london, may
be person V consul u his resid me- 15T Prince
(ew 40 ks vest - HroaiWav New Yors from II in N.
morning ii snd from ,l in TIE evening, Sundays
excrptedO unless by SPECIAL appointment
TRIESFMAR No l, i. the R,mc1y for RELATION,
SPERMAIORkH GA, and all the distressing -q1~nCes
arising fr cary abuse, nfiscrmi excess long
resd nc IN hot cm1tes has inveoratd and restored
nrf G. hea tn thousands # the de- ta'ed are
the Enjoyment Of all the Func ions Of Manhood; and
Uha'evr may Re tn CNtSEt, every DlSQUALlFICA-
TtOH for MARRIAGE is eDecualy subdGed b. this Won
der u iscovpryl
TtIESENAR, No II; completely and entirely eradcates
all traces Of GouoT hD, botr in lbs mid and aggrsVa ed
forms, Geets, strict Intitou Of the Aader
tent on o. the Urine Pains Of tn. Ions and Kinrry md
those disorders whore Copaiya ard Cubs Is on
been thought an sndot- to the ruin q the health Of
portion Of he POPULATION.
TFIESrMAR. No IiI-fs tn great Continental Remedy
70 Syptil' AMI sec = mptoms. Il also constitute,
certain for Sour ey, SCrofus and all impurities
The vital stream, aoge her to eradicate the virus Of
'ee, AMI never ang Remedy for that class OF dis
orders Nhth ortUnately the English physician
with Ner ury, The iueytab destruction OF the patti
con'tituon and watch al the Sarsaparla IN the wo Id
cannot
TRlESEMAR, No 12 ard g. are prep red in the form Of
cLsnge devoid Of taste nell and can be carried in the
waistco rocket. Sold in in case and divided separ.
ale doses, rs adnInis r'd ty Hsgrau, La I'm tOux H.
cord &c. &c. Price SO aech, ~ one for 80
which IS; and in s2T cases, whereby there saving
o; 20.
Special arrangements having been de with the var ous
ExPrerses tie do ar Of Tr aud the avg
er 81 s. are forwarded by Dr. Barrow CaTria paid nm
datey receiving ttsnc,, parl OF Ihe world
securely packed aud addressed accord the instruction
the writer, thu securing the public EsnuiDe Europe
preparations, ant eGectuIy ur, tectng hem from spur
pernirous mita Cns. The three dollar
/ u'usl, hut not nee # carriage.
To had als f.om DR.. rrov IN At beautifully fu trait
ed and pu rk "HI MAN Fk All TY, or PHYSIOI .
GiCAL RESEARCHES " i d--crib- 2 c and &C
he and effects the diseases above enuu
ted, th Instructions for their peTe treatment and cure
Price % nts Sent tree any atd eSs
Address Ok. BtRFOW. 49, Prince Street, Nv books
west Of Broadway New York uoy5-1yiv.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-05

OxFORD DowS SHETP.-Hon, WIN. @. RiTes de-
voted his leisure While abroad 10 TIE -tudy OF the
different breeds Of domestic animals In Europe, es-
peciAls in England, with visw 60 introduce such
a. would most improve our native stocks The
Oxford Down sheep Is the breed Of that race OF nis
NAL which, after much observation and enquiry
among the best farmers Of England. be selected as
combining in the highest dsgsee the qdaiities OF
fine nation and abundant de. &C. The sheep Dou
exhibited by Rim at The Agrieeteal Fair consist OF
the purest stock originality impaired b. him, and OF
the three generations OF their progeny; 50 that an
ample opportunity Is sisord~d TO judge OF their
characteristics merits Is would be difheult 70 hnd
10 any part ofthe wswd. hner los OF sheep, coma
biuiag ia The animal tae beat quality OF nut
tOa, large aud symmetrical carcass. and abundant
4 zee, than those now exhibited By Mr.. R.ves.
Rich. DsTa.eh.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-05
Speakers Returned.

Hon. John S. Brien, Esq, Gov. n. S.
Brown, Hon. John Bel, Col J. A. McEw-
en-, w. G. Brien, Esq, and NJ. Vaughn,
ESQ.,, all of whom were out at work in the
American cause, got home previous to the
election. They have exerted themselves
nobly to place Tennessee in the American
column, and we doubt not will be richly re-
warded by the success which has attended
their efforts and the efforts Of the long line
of their able coadjutorS.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-05
FoREsr HOME, 1856.

a VERY POLITE JUDGE.-GOvernor Ford. of
Illinois, tells a very rich anecdote of one of the
early judges of that State, but the Governor
does not put upon record the name OF the sen
sitive and considerate magistrate.
AT the court over which this judge presided,
man bv the name of Green was convicted of
murder, and the Judge was Obliged to pass SEN
tence of death upon the oulprit. Calling on
the prisoner to rise, the judge said to him
"Mr. Green, the jury say You are guilty Of
murder, and the law says you are 10 be hung.
| want you, and all your friends down on In
dian Creek To know that il is not | vino con
denim you; it is the jury aud the law. MIR,
Green, at what time, sir, would You like to be
hung; the law allows You time for preparstiorl
The prisoner replied-"May it please your
honor, am ready at any time; those who kill
the body have no power to kill the soul Ny
preparation il made and you can tx the time
to suit yourself it is all the same to me, sir"
"Mr. Greon," returned the judge, lit is a
very serious matter to be hung; il can't happen
to a man but once in his life, unless the rope
should break before his neck is broke, and you
had better take all the time you can get. Mr..
Clerk, since il makes no difference to Mr. Green
when he is hung just look iuto the almanac,
and see whether this day four weeks comes on
Sunday.
The clerk looked as he was directed, and
reported that that day four weeks came on
Thursday.
Then" said the judge, "Mr. Green, if you
please, you will be hung this day four weeks,
at IL O'clock"
The attorney general, James Turney, Esq,
here interposed, and said
"May it please the Court, on occasions of
this sort, il is usual for courts TO pronounce a
formal sentence, to remind the prisoner Of his
perilous condition, 10 reprove him for Ais gnilt,
and to warn him against the judgment in the
world 10 come"
"Oh, Mr.. Turney," said the judge, "Mr.
Green understands the whole matter he
knows he has got TO be hung. You understand
il, Mr.. Green, don't youl"
"Certainly," said the prisoner.
"Mr Sheriff, adjourn the court.
-Four weeks from that day Mr.. Green was
hung, but not 80 much to his own satisfaction
as his appearance promised on the day OF his
conviction.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-05

WEDNESDAY EVENING, SOW 5, 1876, viii be present.
ed
TIE LOVELY MAN OF TEIE OCEAN.
Fancy Dance ..'......-Miss NJ Partngton.
Favpritt Song Mrs. Vance.
To conclude with THE JACOBITE.
To-norrow evening, Benefit OF Miss NJ PARrINGT0N.
great Dill!
PRICES or ADMTSSION-Dress Circle sGd Parqrelte,
75c Upper Circle SOC Colnred Box 5nc Coore Gallery
l5c Private Boxes exclusive right ST. Single Seat do
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-05

Hon. j. NJ. Clayton, of Delaware, is re-
covering from his recent severe attack of
fever, and it is thought will be able to take
his seat in the Senate at the opening of
the session.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-05

s~ Il win hardly be credited that the State
Historical Society of Wisconsin, 90 young &
slster ia our Confederation, has expended more
money for books the past year than any other
society of the same character IN the United
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The universal popularity Of every book relating to Ns-
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reception Of this by the public.
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-05

DESTRUCTIVE FRE IN NoEFoLK.-On Sstur-
day morning, Oct. 25th, a destructive fire &C
Cured in Norfolk, Va. consuming property
TO the amounto of $4,000. 1t broke out in The
cellar of the house occupied by Jas. Barry as 3
china store, corner Of Union street.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-05
EIeCTIo0 News.

The city of New Orleans gives Fillmore
over three thousand majority
KENrUcKY.-Thc returns indicate the
success of the American ticket.
TENNEssEE.-The returns thus far give
no clue as to the result in this State. The
majority either way will be small.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-05

The circulation Of the n. Y. Tribune, has
increased l0l, 467 since the first Of April
last. Its entire circulation is now 27S, $50!
So much for fanaticism.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-05
LAND WARRANTS B1ueHr or LOCATED

WILL pAy eAsh ioF Lsnd Wsrrants. si also eGv cid
Ai.s0nft and AFksnsas Land Patents, issssd aboat
ISIS o. soliicrs q lsi1
AN also prepared . aeafe Lapd warrants IN south
western asouri TIE line % ne Saa western ~ soeft
"a road IN eonneeton sh EeHtrnan she has bad ne
seeeak q more tasn 1aes 81 alro.d isad <ionz
ne has II tha Fe4d FeF urthss particulars teFss ae,
enquire u ths aaeFsgns csdzF street. the gesi
OAos. lssFtel q. TALLo"s.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-05
American Guards. Attention!

VOU are hereby notfed steni q meeiiny 81 the
L cures on WEDN ESDAY, the 12th ms O. O'Clock
z NJ at the upper emf = the Market Horse.
ENf- Full uniform Rife and oupmpEts
steps will be taken TO aud suitable unto
for the Company. All persons wbo have Rides belonging
to the Guards are hereby notified tring them up
Wednesday evening the ~ which will great
deal of troute. By order Of the Csp'a.n
Re- PATTERSON, o. :.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-05

Letters from New York this morning report the
market heavy at SIS for l2O's, and 81 for SOS aud
1905. One Of the dealers writes I'VE are OPP
pressed here with very tight money market, and
warrants as well as stocks feel very seriously the
influence of it,"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-05
For the Patriot.
LONELINESS OF HEART.


my soul is dark."-BTRos.
I am alone-Our last farewell Is spoken,
Hencef1rth no hears anf0ndly thrill 70 NINE
Tie asst sweet tie that bound my soul is broken,
A lonely wandere-,-evermore III pine.
How have loved theel can eer forget thee2
Win my sOcl's anguish ever, ever cease'
Can years restore my spiri bouyant ightness,
Or my sad heart again feel joy and peace?
I'm Ike a weed that's drifting the ocean,
To every wind and wave helpless prey;
My nights are sleerles', tears my oAy solace,
No !Oye 20 C esr me thro' the weary day,
No eye taat beams with pure and fond Jevoton,
No voice that breathes affections sweetest tone,
No hard to clasp in mine with emotion
God he p me, for | am indeed ALONE.
Al. have Lowell thee all too deeply, wildly;
Too bright, the dream thus ldIy to pass by,
cannot tear thine image from my heart 50 lightly;
o! would thatI could lay down and die,
Then, only then, my heart cease to mourn thee;
THE grave alone Is qu team restore;
Dispense the gloom that now alas, enfolds me,
Then shall sing Of blghted hopes more
BIzD's NEST COTTAGE, Nashville, Nov. Sd, 1856
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-05
The Vote of Nashville.

The vote of the city includes the Ist,
Oh, 10Th aud 18th districts. We present
below the vote Of 1855, and the vote yes
terday, from which it will be seen that the
aggregate vote this year is 344S against
1883 last year-an increase of sos votes.
The Democratic gain is l09 Votes.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-05

LAND wAKRAxrs.-Our last Washington papers
contain the following 10 relation 10 Land Warrants:
"a decline has taken place Of 8 cents per acre
the market closed yesterday al the following rates,
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-05

~ On bis death-bed, q huinOris' requested
that no one might be invited to his funeral
"bscause, sighed the dying wsg, III . e'Vil-
ity can never repay"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-05
NASHVILLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

1--WE regular Move mber monthly meeting Of this
l. ton was adjourned to FRIDAY EVENING, NOV. ira
The amount hand sui CT to loan is SEVEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS. l. G. EASTMAN
nOy5-d, Secretary
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-05
WAREHoUsE AND GROCERY STORE poR RENT

Is large estbiishu ent well calculated for a heel
n right any Kind Of N9uufacuTng Business. The
miles situated Market near the pu bic
squtre. For further p trticu!lrs apply to
nOv5 BENZ. Y. SHIELDS. Aren't.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-05
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

DIVIDEND Of eight per this DIV declared on
n the Capital Stock ul he Nashville Commercial nsl-
rance Company, Of the profits for she last six
ending this cay. JAMES WALKER, Secretary
Nashville. Nov. g. poy5-1n
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-05
FOB NASHVILLE AND NEW oRLEAxs TRADE

FIfHE nsw Gn5HEht drAaEht st7ameTH Tn -
I CEEsCkNT, ~ HoIsEs. Master, lEzFT-1Nst ~ ]
Ill regularly IN ths 4osge rzfcaezz4A1zze1lzz
farrE ths res NJ coDmsncirE the nrst rse
te Crl5erand river. she hAs sncelsns aceoH Iuod4ora
fIcight passage, apply % n. H. HARRISON,
oc.s-sltf au6a Agent.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-05
NEW AND IMPORTANT
Discovery in the Science of Madeleine

ENGtANlNGs CT THE SEALS IF THE PAtENT OF
FICE OF GREAT BRITAIN. ECOLE de PHARNACIE
PHAKM>CIEN fe PARIS, AND lMPERIAL COLLEO r
OF MEDICINE, VIENNA, aie aft xei upon each wrap
md nd - q go AZ
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-05

CEALED PROPoS us VIII he received at ire Recorders
> O-e Ia the city Of Sashs ne azti The l5h II oven
ber lisa urni two h0asEud cords Of sod, sgitsO
for akug steam. said Eocd Ia b. wsu srasgLed, huF
f-t Gag and % be approved b. ne IN inesr a. ms Va
Ter Works % ne cts. The be delivered a. thr
wood gafd % water Works corded anu measured al
10 be dsvrrrd caring he PEsss Nan cPs year endas
tie 2lth September, 1885,. HM- n HORN
g-tag-td Ch'a. Water works COmnittes.