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JOHN RAMAG

AZ College street, Nashville,
ROOTS. SHOES AND RROG ANS,
Wholesale AND RETAIL.
I HAVE now on hand Large and Geera Assortment Of
l. the best manufacture for City and Country Trade
Merchants Planters will find it their advantage &c
examine my ck before purchasing.
decl JOHN RAMAGE.
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IMPORTANT
TO HOUSEKEEPERS AND DEALERS.
The Hope MILLS,
II Fulton Street and II Beekman Street, New York,
Principal Office, 1903 Front Street, New York,
Factory Nos &C. 81 82 Hudson Streets Jersey City
THE PRoPRIEToRs OF THIS LONG AND WELL
Il KNOWN
Coffee and Spice EstabIiShment,
Continue 10 prepare the best Pharmaceutical
Powd ers in use, for RAISING BREAD, BISCUIT, TEA
AND OTHER CAKES, 6c. They also prepare Mustard,
Cocoa and many other articles OF daily every family
which they offer the reasonable terms. Cata-
ogues sent to dealers who request them.
r. II. h J. G. ISHAM.
EB.-Consumers advised to inquire for HOPE MIILs ar
ticles aug2-iy
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AnERIcAN AZ . N 4 corroN Axp WeoIlKS eoops

BANCROFT, BETS & MARSHALL,
zoe and 2l KinE s.,
Is1s--sa Charleston, .. q.
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Shelbyville University.
sHELBYVILLR, BEDFORD COUNTY, Tennessee.
NHE public are respectfully notified the LITERARY
L DEPARTMENT OF the above Institution viii commence
its First Session the
FIRST pONDAY IN FEBRUARY. 1856.
As Trustees, hatter ourselves that with University
building large and mposing-a corps OF lnuucnrs learned
aud Efficient and geographical position In our State
and accessible, In connection with the good health, the
ane and the excellent society Of rapidly growing
prepared ofsT great nducem parents
suardans who may have and wards educate
favor Wiyh their patronage.
FACULTY.
RKT A L. HAAiILTON, President and Professor OF Moral
aid Mental Philosophy, and Bellies Lettres
p. GLiNN, A. ~, Professor Of Ancient and Modern
Language.
A. WINN A. NJ Professor u Mathemsties
c. B. HEAD, A. NJ, Professor Of Experimental Sciences.
l. CAREY, A. NJ, sup Preparatory Department.
-, Assistant
Terms OF Tuition
PE sEssioN or q wEEKs-Om aAIg PATABLE ~ ADvANcz.
Primary Department. .....-........-......el0 90
Academic " ........--. .-........ u %
Irregular " .-..----..----.. o.. IS %
Collegiate p" ...-.-.-.. = 90
" CscULlRs giving an outline Of the Course Studies
pursued together with other information
uediAielY any defir nF copy.
Boarding he obtained In private families ~ rom IS 70
go per mouih payable al the middle aRd end Of the ses-
SON.
time Of prOraeted sickness, other
proV!d. ntA cause, ..
For further psr are address The Secretary u The Beard
!. =. BLAKEMORE.
President Board Of Trustees.
TH1NIs \. cAEEos. seey. dss2%-4n
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The Howard Female Institute,
eALIATIs, SUMNER COUNTY, TENNEssKI,
Incorporated azd undsr the PRtronRgs Of Howard
Lodge I 0.0F.,
INILL spen is Art sessia The ist Moudayio April
w isS unss ne Prss r1ey q PrVf J. F0slkas sith
abe esFps q asaisssas n each dsPzrtmsnL
FOR fIi ueEason ses AanOunesuenI and cifea.sr AZ
dfes NE keeFstsry.
march24-dtsEe9E Hs3u
MOTTO
I'VE o0-parnerstp - PerEns Cailybeh Co. of th1s
sy. this DAY dssolEel 81 auas eoss-nL slshsF %
,As ooP4rnsT having ne Of .hs eins p 80 sr@ n
Aqgl4slion. " PshAtNs
HEw OnInan. D., lssa sAMI r. WALkkR.
Ia retiring hom ne commiion Business We reiafn ear
fhaa A a. .i ard psisons 4nd chseEfans recomRtna
suT su~ss,,or - uts paFasr A. PsFtn4 atogsthss
' = VI. D. CAMPBKLL.
sAtrL r WALKkk
n. s,s-si couuI.ssa Bans. hsret0fsrs ssBdus.sd ~
Psraas cAspesn Co. Ui ee canugtrd uitent lptsErsP-
lna ~ ". n. Perkins. uaag tas Sgls 81 49,. =.
asstg -dsessa rAAAlSs 70
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FoR SALE.

On lots to suit purchssers aud 600 Acres Of the VerI
best and most advantaEeousy situated caue bra e and
black land" Including The nine plantations, kuwn IN,
'Trgg Piantatio :" "Mud Ha "Sixte nth "KiuE Plan
taton," "Elevins Place" LudloW,n "Lodebo" HomeI
Place ard the Gross Roads AL Of which for Cotton and
Corn, are inferior to no plantations in the world
Also, an elegantly improved and
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NEW SERIES.--N0 1O8
New Goods.

T AN receiving nv stock Of SPRING AND sUNfME
GOODS, snd would be pleased to show them 70 my
toners and the public generally. SAM PRICBITf,
Hsrl-1m No. 81 College st.
Also-Ju.t received, SCOTS SPRING AND sUMGE K
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Iayoes = Extra saPsEans CsIaaassAl Poss and cup
n Psp-r AZ tsrt lsH prizes. % close
UAAgI HEEI y sHrE1ns
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SPERM AND WAX CANDLES-lO bo1s
- Sperm aud Wax Candles, this dsy received BY
10. @. BROWN,
ie9 4S College street
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wanted.

And No. l0State street, bOsTOH.
p Co., Agents for the most influential and arges
circulating Papers both in the United states ana
the Canadas.
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10. G. BROW NJ,
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS,
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, &C,
as College Street. NASHVILLE. TENN.

MY stock Of Fancy Goods, Perumcry, SC, very
1NA complete, having received fresh supplies seected by
one Of the firm in person. viz Luhn Basins and Mches
Extracts American Tinct and German Cologne Water;
Fancy Soaps; Hair and Tooth Brushes in every style; Dill
ucs and Lubu's Sachets Aromatic Crystals China Metal
and Glass Puf Boxes several styles Shell large
stock Also have or hand Indigo, Madder, White Lead
Linseed Oil, Turpentine, &c, &c jes
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19
LATER FROM SOUTH FLORIDA.

We are in receipt of dates from the Southern
portion of Florida to August 9 BY the following
letter it will be- seen that the Indians have renewed
their demonstrations Of hostility:
"FoRT MEYERS, FLORIDA, Aug. ., 1856.
"a boa. arrived this evening from Punta Rasss, at
the mouth Of the Caoosahatchee reporting the stl
ling intelligence that two men strayipg from Fort
Mackenzie had been fired upon by Indians aud one
killed and the other severely wouLdcd Their names
follows: Private Hong, Co :" T. % Artillery,
killed, and Private Guepste Co. a" Let Artillery,
WON ded The wounded man ran to within forty
yarcs Of the post and then fell, unable to proceed
father they ben & at the time fred upon about three
hundred yaids from the Block-Ilouse Lieut. Duryee,
lst Artillery, N command e: Fort Mackenzie, mIe
dIatcly tmLed OUT the command but finding hat Le
had but corporal 8nd twelve en, thOrgh, it impra
dent to enter the hammock with such small force,
as ABOUT Thirty shots were heard 6nd six Indians
a party on cuty ut Snabe leland, about three
miles distant then recalled ahd their return,
leaving sufficient gu I'd at the block house, Leu'-.
Small and DuIyee secuted every dI ion. Private
HOIgs booy was found about 800 hundreds yards Dis.
tant from the post, stripped and scslped II app
that TIE Indians had Gown by the hammock, and
went back by way of the beach, they were acked
for short dist, and the rising tide had washed
out all fulther evidence Of their trGii.
"The wounded man was brought TO this post, and
his i.ju!es examined By Col Blown, Capt Elzey
ana Assistant. Surgeon Moore Ills night arm was
broken his left arm wounded aud ball in his back
had made a very severe wound.
"1le men we're speaiiug fish On the beach, as were
also the savages. The mon had but just been detailed
from this post the day before, for dat! at Font Ma
ken2ie 1t only show, what have repeatedly urgei
before, that the savages are continually on the look
out lcr s,ragglers, and viii without fell attack any
II at o into the wOOGs unaImed.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19

IA, tbfy cs,uo' g. arg rcoon . sgpe.r assinS
'ein 1his = ell gsum0n. The respectable p5rtiss
OF sd Lt- ps dong brsness 10 tse vicinity
above mentioned, would 4, aby tiGte sppeH aysrss
item.
Ii connection with this I viii mention = oi,csm
s'Shce that | winess'G as Saturday afternoon
ga" mrn yng between ivo pile- of lumber .bs0i
N'h,y nchss apart Gno thirteen T. es long with %
if~ az I'VE OF thee heud, ia human shs }e aroasl
% n%im hey bsd tsken hs money ana hst, ssi were
SUI ~ .FTf 81 e.tipg something more. ~hen thcV
hec Ieit dio hnd out What they lad bees up 70 .
they would have been dealt wiiE summary. Ta,s 3
W. Tao shown some resistance, and WHOM H. 49,
len. after takibg everything from them tb.i thss
could g. certify take, in state Of great suffer-. sy
physical rJury ard shUse. Can notbirg be dassS
Your obed<nt ser ant WEST sTRAnr
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19
CONTENTION or ITSIRCC TORS or
THE DEAF AND DIME.
s,pOosence Of The N. y. Tribune.

Corr9spo56suce Of The N. y Tribune.
STAUSToN, Va, Friday, Aug, l., i-J,.
The foufth Convention OF American Instructors,
and other friends Of the deaf and dumb, assembled in
this place two deys since. ThItytwo delegates have
been IN attendance, representing line Of the piaeteen
nfttu,CLs for tie deaf Cod dumb now existing in the
Enion, namely, the Hartford, the New.Yors, the
Obi, the Limos, the Indiana, the Vir nia The Pcnr
sylyaIia, and the North aad sou'A Carou4 institi-
tioDs. The Principal Of the Ia.t')zl Asylum, ,Ir.
Turner, to the great regret Of the Convention s d.
,ainei st home by illness. = number o. honorary
members are also in attendance.
The Convention assembled q. the Institution f,r the
Deaf and Dumb and the Bind, and WA called T.
order 10y Dr. Peet Of New. York DR.. Strblng, Su-
periutepdout Of the Lunatc a yum 2. Iii place, was
made temporary Chairman. The Pfcsi!ent Of The
CONVENTION 10 James II. Skinner, esq, lawyer, jet
young but who has already risen 10 distinction az The
bar Of this county, and is President OF the D1ard Of
Trustees Of the Institution.
Among the reports OF Committees appointed oy the
last Convention held three years since, at Coumous
Ohio, prepared by DIR. Poet, on the Legal
Iisbitos Of the Deaf and Dumb. The report IS Il
very long and elaborate document, the result oi much
investigation II goes back TO the Hindoo laws, ami
comes down with clean sweep through the Jnsilnao
Code and from the middle ages Of Europe TO the pres
eIt time. Down TO date quite tO0do;n, those bora
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19
hGEICULTURAL ITEMS.


Kr,1rcgr SrocK PRosrrcrs A corrc'pond. ut lt
Wb..rsr Mod. .ou County, Nv writes u, that ,he
h. business ~ Kertucky this Fail ri rot amount to
more then one balf what il did sst year, be,zuse the
sev,,a d,outb. that has eyteI did over the whole
Sn,c. has cut shoit the corn 10 such an extent.
ia; hoes are row selling on cont-ac' Tor future de-
llvOy az !, otbis per ID
New Yrk vii soon be thronsed with cattle, that
IT., b. t.red in this Sate, nor fed they should
De-, .foie sendirg them to market.
a FLooD The S,ey5rooke tCsnad4) GG:ette OF
Saturday, says: Extensive damage has been done
by the recent rain to the crops, ieoc,s, ~e On the
Saline ami Cos,lcook Rivers. A large part OF the
hats above Lernoxyille were submerged, and large
quantities. OF hay in the cock aud syath have been
swept away. The growing corn in maty places WAS
covered with the food; fences are swept away, and
IL places Tie gram grass and potatoes are ruined or
seriously injured The roads are also much m jured,
aid some 'pots rendered impossible.
NEW JERSEY CRoPs The corn ccop in West jersey
never looked more luxurant, nor promi ed better
yield Fa potatoes and other vegetables will also be
good aud in abu' dance The late reus have been a
great benefit TO the com and buckwheat in every part
OF the State.
A NEW PEsT.-A caterpillar in a new dres, ba,
made lls sppearance in parts of this city, aud is
actively engage in the defJlaou of fait and orna
mental trtes. 1t IL about one inch long, Of a yell,w
cosr with dark stripe extending the whoe len,,b Of
the back, shrnour ted with four yellow camel like tufts
Ii j. sLTpheO with long auteUa carries hiyh tad h,s
great hppeiTe. ana - a good worker. BY new
system ot reproduction several successive geue at,ns
e NE toward curing Il same season. l. il not grt-
gariou- ike the common caterpillar. Upon arrng the
trees ,maitly 1t spins down like the csnker.worm.
Charles own Aurora
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19

ArroIsrMENTs IY TIE PREsIDEST-By and run
ddtice and consent Il the SeaGH -CoLLEc TORS o. THt
CUs1oMs-A eheus is Ssco Mains, vice Nnt9iol
NJ. TOwle Iessurdi Joseph b. BnHsh,n orstc W. =
c la II. W NoIsl.Ld who did not qualify samuel - -
cock MiScetoxu Connecticut, vice William u. Sta.r de-
c.sd Pb up Coiey Chicago Illinois, vice "lism o STOW
owed John ". hefnnsn, Georgetown. Souih 10
iLa vice Shaw deceased; Morris Il. nSt, Pue
Sound Port Tow srd) Washil gOn Teory vice lslt; "
Ebey ltuovsd James Mctetrdge Minnesota, fPemtna }
Mtitsota Territory, yce Philip beaupre, resigned;
sloer Souoms, Beucis aud NalcJ1) California, vice
Laisbg h. MZi er, removed. -
SURVEYORS or TIE CUsTods-John Fitch, Aito.' l'h9ls
vice illlam Martin. deceased John McNulcn ktoxsLe
TeILes.ee vice Pryor NaLce, iemoved William J. "sser
Columbus, Kentucky, rev oihce.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19

MrRpFR.-A letter from citizen Of Cairo, H., ds
teo the 9th inst IL iums of tie escape OF mar by
the name OF Thomas Joferson, cLaTstd With memo
i-h Outrage and murder The offen,r cOmmrt, .,
Ia MoCIaCken County, Ky upon the person o gi~'
Of thirteen Yeas Of age, who sas th,n murcerl -:
her rhvshcf. The p.lsoA charged Tdthe crime be lI-
the nome OF TLOmGs left rson He l. about ~ T
inches high, stout bu-iong straislt he!r-is Of NIX
ed breed two thds Inciau, one-thHc negro h@s tcS
iIa aud scar on HI face-colCT, tLat oi mu' w
" hen last sCor he Wts crOssEg the ONO iNeI l'-i
KUtucky 10 Illinois above Caledonia. Tee cue
Was committed Oh tIe 9th inst. aoe.a. tt"lt- =
oft red FOR Liz apprehension.
MORTALITY ANoSG HOOs.-Tbe far1.i r Oh !ne b's
Miami frcIn New-Bstmore 10 Venice, Ohio are o''
ing al Their hogs by opidemo, which 'o4f.s'
of LiLety cut u every buLdred attacked ritL!- w.
hours alter Ihe symptoms mau u.e,t d. ~ y -
ctnn0f, GO-effc says the farmers call the cL'-s1@
TIE spa.us snG other symptoms exhibt sim"4t eN-
DE- cts of congestion TO those maurttsteC Di i-tHIH
bengs seized with that fatal disorder. ~ e. a. So"ti
ESQ hG. lUtt three hundred bug., ala a. oIaNS''
t.q over two LuudieG neie hbonng farmers Lave 100
IL prc po.;ior. These we're likely aea.h! loss Do,
stii.fc0. a pane prevails sDcns .Ae hf -eec =
the above GietIict, aLd they eens OI a. 49, =
tae. chn.
CA,E OF SONS sANBuLISs.-A guest -! tEe over
IDif Iopisyille lg.ely asceLd,d 10 hL fleep 70 tu
ton cf the house VII be Uudt rtoOk q cetcFIu -
the water spout losing LIS bold ts ieN A. -
known cis.unce. tbtrfh ssrors! bfu.,,d Le !. -
in q dhnsero,s oouOnlon- Hts name u T. ''li - 49,
lie Is q nhtiv. Of Eswlo-k.
tn. s., Lori, H--old. complaining Of ~ eso',5.n
NJ n u.o1', sp.eCh IN thu. ciiy $40 ven. 1tll.
election. gives The folio wing L Iefn o'ee :, -
of,bosc sauntt ora,.ous mace b7 an IN
pr"ilrn f,,ro re war path Ne Zig i1.Ct. htar
| 81 te,y b,g IniuD--me Coz b.rses nsnmy- % -
| % 4, tSs roo;e-cstch byha,o bDA ny VIZ 80
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19
BORDER kEFFTANS-SHORT BOYS.

To ne Eausr Of TheN. T. T,i5Yae
SIR; through the columns Of your valuable paper
would most respectfully call the attention OF 'n'
Mayer, snd particularly the police oil the Eg a..
Wsd, to gang Of Border Ruffana, formerly
Short Boys who nfest the neighborhood OF o,"'i''n
Wesi and Spring streets, and especially "eS' 1f0o'
with the piers adjacent to or lyug between i'ah
mti,ly and Canal streets Could the 9'lhens oi tns
acme RI tbs;, Actions in tie soove named cslies
Lave no doubt there would be at once Vigilance
Couroi,.ee formed, and these miscreants would be
erwin fioIn the city. .,.
mi. ef ys!rs cannot be broken up taey tell "a
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19
THE TURF.

UyIos Course l.. L-T'rottins Monday, AaxusS
- ls5G-Ma'ch 5000, two mile heats; waxoas nj
drive ~ 10 W, igh $50 pounds.
II WcodrLh. &. Insom,r. m,r......................i 4
J. beFleJ, Whhed Bily...............na 9
inn 5 n.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19

IvpFNSITY FOR CHrReH PRoPERrr.-A letter from
Vienna states that the bishops demsnd two hundred
millions of forms az indemnify for the church prop
ety annexed to the State domains under Joseph H.;
snoher version ates that they clam but hundred
ard twenty five mill ous.
TIE ALLEGED @AsUFAcTUEE OF IDoLs At BIR
nt,Gg.M.-The birmingham (Eog) Ga:ette says:
"Some months ago tory was in circu atom
charging the Birmingham manufacturers wi'h
mstiI idols for expor' auon We explained at the
time that the story based on jose shch appeared
in Punch. A. a joke ii vs. opel iao an American
ntgspaper but religious .arna p,iutei II in SOBER
ts,1e-t, snd il mace its way IN the Frercn News
pnp,rs. From them it returned to tngsud invested
g,ib the full proportions of sO'emn alirmatlcn it
Rad il, day in the Press and on The platform,
pa,peG, and died away. People though they hat
IL srd tie isst Of the idol manuact"ric, of rmiug-
ham but ast week the story was reviyed Brmng
ham i,ef ben the place where the reaewe charge
wa, made At the Church dictionary meeting IN our
Town Hall on tuesday LIEUT.. Col. Marin Indian
officer affectionstey begged the audience 70
mskir icol-,' snd 10 give Inn, instead, b.l for
chanel at P,rhawur.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19

AIII,ric DisrtAT ~ low, "A rcmaikib.c me
tor "a s.tu Geo Pc - D,rs WcbI.r County
Iora a collrrpvncott d.-,'tt q the sppe4ranoc.
-syf:
At".hi bI,,ke wa- blosipg uortisar the .ky
c or. alr t5e 80 ming with greH, brilancy U.o.
rtit 10 lcoh ~ -iwrldly -aT f,l'ioz ~ # dire ry
mon me. D. spgk or ha.l Cf trc Gianci 2 upw nd
.sv a tin uhIiow cloud. Poe. ching ueady esst and
x,-t ;or n spsc' o. tiiy degrr-'; : edges wei de-
c,., Iket.e trnir of COM i -dlh uf such prn-
,c,,l. ns to r, mind one Of rGpi.r s~ori while it
eou,nn.d thrt kuobr o5 JOINTS Of tuck. white, wool
liz, eCYd fest nihiLg 10 co.or the white sa Of the
,roke Of cannon. II had also '.o lesser joGts At
tie ..i-es and ali were 'quld 'tant SiA miau-s
,f,., tie talil of ,h. fire. heavy report flowed
arc hin an Lour, al trace "i tn clio ii gone.
"Cslcuatirg oisispce by sou-d, this meteor wss 70
e- dstaf; ia hight ~ the verge Of th- atmo7phere
~ s latitude in the heavens 30 deg. sou,h OF the Ze
NTH is reported the same by ob-ervrrs forty miles
soutb O.; this. Another per,Dn, fifty niles west sup-
ro-eJ xp self that I fe uesr him, and d-scrb bt-
he eeme souhd hence the distance and size a the
u,.teor was fer greater than usually e-timated."
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19

From BARCELONA, (VESEzURLt Capt. Pennnig
ton of schooner Baltic arrived Monday reports bus
ness very dull provisions high and scarce and hide,
tcace. There we're 10 American vessels in ports
when he ssied.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19
The Hon Thomas Ewing o: Ohio has arrived in the
city, and has taken rooms at the st Nicholas.

a company of young musicians of Belgium, fsrusag
sms but very superior orchestra, was recently IN.
due by Il promis of profitable employment in this
country offered them by Irresponsible specuasss.
to come over here to give concerts at the watering
place.. But on arrival they found they had been DO
ceved, ard were left by the spectator at Saratoga 10
very straigLtsntd circumstances. Mr.. GottsohsH
bore testimony to their great ability fists, and gave
concert there for their beoeft Mr Gottschslk hav
ing highly recoDmerde them TO Mr. Malard, tht
gentleman has given them temporary employ lneut
ut they obtain situations in the opera iheater
worthy Of their merits They will give performances
for he present every evening, from I'll III O'Clock,
at Mallards saooo where Managers or leaders dssr-
ing to engage superior performers would do well to 70
ard hear them
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19
ard hear them

FIT1H W,RD REPuBLIcAs CLUB An energetic
slt ct meeting COX place lsst evening at Military aN,
No 90 White street. Mr.. John Kennedy presided.
Patriotic speeches were made by Mr.. Breck Dr. Hex
amer, DR.. X Dnedy end others, censuring Slavery.
d,nourcDg the Pierce despotsm, and euOgzing she
leIoic character of fFremOrt. Cheers given and
tLe meeting adjourned until next Monday eveong
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19

TwEgTIETH WARD GERMAN REPUBLicAss.-A
regular meeting of the German Fremont and Dayton
Club Of the Twentieth Ward was held last evening
il Continental Hall Mr. Wiegand the President, ia
the ohsir. The hall was well flied Spirited ~.
dr. ssos made by Mr. Tzschmer, DR.. Koch, Mr.
Iehneid and Dr. IIeinein, and they were enthusiast
c,ly responded to. Tis Club is now ooe Of tbs
largest in tire city, and its members, nearly al a
whom have always voted with the Democratic patty.
ss La, Fremont il the only really demoor aic ese
d date IL the field.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19

DrA1H OF JoHS P. BRows.-hr. Brown, tbs ~A
krsvvu keeper Of the Franklin Coffee Ho'-ss 'H'm'Y
Cls,k L Brown. did on Sunday sveo.ag' o. as ~
ee,ce oo Staten bl.rd, Of dysectefy. IL v'i' 90 w.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19

1wEETY FIRST WARD KEPCBLIckS ASSOCIATION
a. meeting Of this Association lat evening al lie
rooms No. 39l Fourth avenue, William H. Wood
msu, esq wes chosen President OF the Association.
aid Levi A. Fuller, esq Vice Prosident. hessrv.
b. gardus and Bemsn elected to represent es
Association in the Republican Central Committee
TwESTY- ,ECOND WARD FRENosTERs.-AFeIyi"o i"oe
NEE ting Of the Ia eDty second Wsfd Fremont |'u'"
feld last tytripe at the Hsl, No 69s S~th avenue.
Mr. sco., pre,jient of the Cub, III The char. A.
DIR, s,.s were made by II, ssTs. En- fay John Evans.
~ lo,le. + Brdsal, Harry Suhh, a. IL. Lailin Vt
uo,L,,er Co.. and Horace Greeley. The eudiense
mucb too large for the Hall that meeting wss
o,,auized in the avenue at which speeches made
h, Messrs Smith and DE Camp. The utu,pet ehths-
s,sm pie, allied throughout
Delegates Of the German Republican Clubs OF the
SferGI wards Of this city net last night al T. yths
eoros Hall ~. the purpose Of Organizing GescFa
ComDittee. FouIteen wards were represented "
delee aiss, and il announced that st least four
mcre wsids would organize within the week.
constitution was adopted, DR.. Hermann Resse WAS
elected President pro tem and Mr.. Frederick Jsooo'
Secretary. Thus German RI spublicansm progress
ing and their watchwoid for the hero Of The roc~y
higtts il Excelsior"
DrA1u OF JoHN p Brown. Mr. Brown, tbs vs."
L. Isftx
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19

BowERY P,yTMrsT-RAPID WoRX--Tw armies
Of men nj to work ycsteTday-cne ST Grand sttoct.
and the other opposite Tx TRIBUNE ofce-as thsssh
they in'ended TO complete this great job OF taking -
the old pavement and laying down a new one N the
same rspid manner that public improvements ace
usue, made in this city. Let us rejoice TO think how
quiz ky this ob VIII be over with snd the great
ruiserce of Iopayirg g. street abated. ThlIk of IT.
Whet an army of men can do Yes two armlee--ior
aught we know, three--one at each end and two In
the middle marching to conquer oh, how the stones
few What sight of work in ore dsy do W
acady ride easer in the omnibuses is it imagine
ton IL must be imagination, because none % Tho
square blocks laid down yet. They spreaA
about. But the army two armes-were as
work dig gipg up the C, bible stone. An army, did w
Say We meant natl N. A nation were engaged n
the woik--the Irish naOn--the whole nation. II not
the whole nation, what il for surely We counted
seven men at wosk at each end of the Inc. OH but
his great mpiovem Mt went abe ad yesterday aad 50
d'd crab the se6-shoIe; 81 did and tsr.le--A
very od lard turtle; so did duck-a lame duck.
AID just so tls whole job will 20 through.