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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-01
AMELIA H, Aug. %, 1856.

AMELIA c. H., Aug %, 1856.
Yesterday was court 6ay, and large crowd
were assembled together. The first business Of
the cour: was 10 organize, which they did by the
unanimsus re election of Lewis E. Harvie, ESQ.,
as presiding Justice. good deal of business
wss transacted The case Of the Commonwealth,
Vs. BAN Ham, free negr5, charged with break
ing into the shoe shop of one Psachey. a rather
coIuient locking darkey, wss decided by the &C.
quitsl OF Sam Ham.
The Grand Jury were sworn, and made, l be-
hevs, but single presontnent.
After dinner, political discussion took
place atias few remarks were made by Mr..
K FArTer in which de declined accepting the posi-
tion OF scctor .or this district, rendered him by
the American party. He said that he never
nember Of the order. Mr.. ". F. c. Gregory
took the stand, and, in a speech of some length,
advocated the election Of James Buchanan. No
one replied TO him.
Mr. Jeel c. Foster, well known citizen of this
county, disda few days past. His disease was
asthma. He leaves e large family and numerous
friends to mourn their loss. B.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-01

John Carlyle of Raleigh Co., Va, was fouEd
drowned 1t Wheeling on Wednesday last.
The Valley Denscrat says that 900 were pres
ent 1t the Woodstock Railroad celebration.
Josiah johnson, editor of the fayetteville North
Carolinian. died On Monday last.
Messrs. Washburne. Of Illinois, and Washburne.
u Wisconsip. .hsys been re1ominatcd for Oopgren.
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DEAD.-Rev. VIM. Love, pastor of the Presby-
terian church at Sykesvilie, Nd, aud formerly
teacher of academy in Richmond, died on The
Goth August, after an illness of four months.
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VISIT TO koRFoLK-The Odd Fellows at Nor.
,ok Va, purpose inviting the Grand Lodge OF the
y unitsd states, which meets In Baltimore on the
Avn OF September, TO pay that city visit
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Manchester Affairs.
MANCHEsTkR, August 30, 1859

Free Bridss-Opposition to is-AdoastSEs Of q
Residence in Manchester.. .Rslisio1s Aatsws-
Chuych Building, &c.
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DUEL AND A SEQUEL AT Chicago, few
dsys since, DIR Spannagai challenged a tailor
named Schwartz for slandering his wife. Upon
getting to the ground, the doctor refused to fight,
though as it afterwards turned cut the seconds had
not put powder in the pistols. The Democrat Of the
9Th says;
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. spannagal wife of
the Doctor, presented herself at Bssts saloen, on
Randolph street, where Schwartz was fighting
his duel DER again to some of his boon companions,
and reproacheA him with not only insulting her,
but with being coward, in having desired to fight
her husband when he knew the pistols were load
ed with nothing but saw dust Shc then drcw
cOwhide from beneath her scarf, and laid 1t on
TO the amazed and COMPOUNDED shirt maker most
vigorously cutting him in the face quite severely,
and altogether inficting very sharp punishment
upon him The gallant Schwartz may now be
said to have entirely lost whatever little eclat he
had won in the duel business, and will probably
retire TO private life for some time, especially ~
Mrs Spsnnagal threatens repetition of the pun.
shmeni If he dares again TO east tho slightest i'm.
putstion upon her character
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Az EsRAGED LIosEss AT sbont ii o'clock
Wednesday forenoon . loness belonging to Van
Amburgh g. Co, kept with other animals belong
ing to the same menagerie, In a building at New
port, near Cincinnati, Ohio, enrsged At her cub
being taken from her, with her claws tore the iron
den, attacked and killed dog that was kept about
the premises after which she seized panther and
lacerated him so dreadfully, that he died shortly
afterwards. A young tiger cub, which the spien.
did Bengal tgeress now travelling with tho cara
van, had given birth TO about four months since,
was the next victim to her rage, after which she
asmohshed several cages of rare and valuable
pifds. The kseper arrived at this juncture and
aIef furious struggis, succeeded in claiming the
ieroeious brute 10 the great relief Of the surround
sic would succeed In breaking from the bnlding
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-01

Proesr6isgs Of The County Court-Ihs Grand Jury
Political 4haa~S-Dsath Of a Vsll knoWn Citizen.
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REBUILDING OF SIBAsToPoL-Two Archbish.
ops recently visited Sebastcpol, by order Of the
Emperor, and consecrated the south side, previous
to the rebuilding Of the city A letter says:
As all the churches are destroyed, divine SER
vice was performed in tho solitary sacred edifice
that 10 left the Marine Chapel. ia which q tempo
rary altar of boards was constructed. The
vice was attended by the eommandant of ths har-
Dor. Vice Admiral Jucharnn and Admiral PANT
loft who had arrived from Eicolaisff to inspect the
sunkca ships, and sspsrintend the recovery of
ship building materials. As the southsde has no
inhabitants as yet but few mariners, two baital-
ions of infantry and few visitors from Simphero-
pol were present during the ceremony. CON-
mistoe has been appointed, by supreme command,
TO conduct the process Of rebuilding the city 1T the
national expense, after = plan adopted at st. Pc
tersburs. A vast suspension bridge is to restore
communication before the south and north side
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speak several languages fusnty. He possessed
talents OF no ordinary character. and. properly
directed, he would have made maa Of dissinc.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-08
Canvass Documents.

In answer to repeated eng lires by letter
and otherwise, we will state for the informs.
ton Of our friends throughout the State, that
the American Central Committee have now
on hand, and are preparing a large lot of ex-
celleut campaign papers for distribution. We
trust our friends will send in their orders i'm
mediately, and suggest some safe and speedy
means of delivery. When large number is
wanted, the postage is too burdensome to jus
tify their transmission by mail. Let our friends
everywhere be active in circulating documents
All the masses want is information. Let the
people know the truth, and our canvass is
safe
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campaign pocumeut. No. /.


The large edition of Campaign Docu-
ment, No. /, which we recently published,
having been exhausted, we are now throw
ing off second edition. 1t contains Mr..
Buchanan's Record: --s
l. Opposition to the Democratic Party and the War
OF 1872
2. Opposition to the Niagara Sufferers.
8. Opposition to Granting Pensions to Mrs. Denny
aud Mrs. Brown.
His Anti slavery Sentiments.
5. His Vote against the Annexation OF Texss.
s. His Vote in favor Of High Protective Tariffs.
Z. His Position in favor OF Low Wages.
s. His Support of Internal improvements.
Q. The Charge Of Bargain and Intrigue and Gen.
Jacksons Letter.
For sale at 50 per hundred, or sl2 so per thous-
and. Send in YOUR orders Immediately.
gB-If sent by mail one cent per copy additional,
is required to prepay the postage.
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A HEROIC WIFE-AN ExoIrING INCIDENT AT
THE BURNING OF THE NORTHERN INDIANA.-A
passenger on board the Inflated steamer North
ern Indiana gives the Syracuse IN. " Journal
an account of the narrow escape OF Cicero
Fowler and wife, of that county, who were
also on board when she took fire:
There was but one life-preserver for Mrs. F.
and her husband; he insisted imperatively that
she should put it on; she peremptorily refused,
saying she was in poor health and his life was
worth far more than hers" The preserver
having no strap, Mrs. F, tore the hem from her
dress aud fastened it to her husband, whom she
continued to encourage, saying she could hold
on 70 him, and, if the preserver could not sus-
tain them both, she would be the one TO let go
aud leave him GO save himself.
The ire was getting hotter and hotter. The
water WAS thick with human forms struggling
for life; she tore her bonnet. already on fire,
from her head, and hand ia hand with one she
loved better than herself, took the dangerous
leap. As they arose from the water Mr.. FOw-
Ter assisted his wife in procuring good hold Of
him on or about the shoulders. She wiped
the water from his mouth and eyes and en-.
oOuraged him 10 retain hishope OF being saved.
lie continued to struggle with the waves. Halt
au hour elapsed aud there were no signs Of as
sistance. His strength was rapidly falling his
wife observing it tried anew to cheer him. He
said he could not stand il any longer; it seemed
as though he NEST give up. AT that moment
she heard a steamer coming rapidly throug the
water. She says; my dear husband, q few
moments more and we are safe. Don't you
hear a boat coming2" lie said he did and i'm.
mediately revived, made all the effort in his
power, and struggled for himself and his heroic
wife until the Mississippi came up and took
them, with scores Of other, On her commOdi-
Gus decks.
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COMMERCIAL.
PArRIoT OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Aug. 8, 1856.

PArRIor OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Aug. 8, 1856.
FLOUR.-Very little doing yesterday. We
quote Tennessee at $s,5OAsS per hundred, and
$6a6.5O per bbl.
WHEAT.-hsrket yesterday was dull. We
heard OF few transactions at 81 per bushel.
CORN.-Yellow corn S5A40c per bu.
oATS-Cleaned, soc per bu.
BACON.-Hans sisss; Shoulders 7a7i Sides
Ice
BEEF-We quote at e..
BUTTER -9oc per To-
LARD.-9c aud quick.
MEAL.-SOc per bu.
EGGS-Per d0z SC.
FEATHERS -4Oa43c.
TALL0W.-R udered l0sI0tc.
H0NEY.-StrAiued ssl2i; Comb i0al2t.
SALT-Per bushel, 45c; 6ne per bag, $50, ssd
coarse do. . 90
WOODEN WARE-Wholesale selling prices for
eAsh--for red cedar ware; iron bound buckets per
dozen, CO; brass bound, per dozen, 10 90; iron
bound tubs, in nest, so; do. s in nest so.
D0NESTICS-4-4 sheetings sac per yard; 0snA
burgs lei.
IRON AND NAILS-Tennessee'Ir Bis9l; aud
Nails, lOd, 4 1854 80.
wHISKEY.-sSa4Oc per gallon.
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY.
SUBORDINATE LODGES, I. o. o. F.

TENNESSEE LODGE No, l, meets at Odd Fellows
Hall every Tuesday night. Officers: P. BnLroD G.; W.
W. THUEAoED V.G; Med A. N,LEN Secy., I. L. MARSHALL,
Treasurer
NASHVILLE LODGE, No 2, meets every Thursday
night Officers: W. A. WHERRY N. g.. J. W. RATcLiFF V.
g.; 7 W. BARNES sec'y r O. CoCKRELL, Treasurer.
TRABUE LODGE, No TO- mee's every Monday night.
Officers P Z. PHILIPS, O G.. W. DARDEN, G E.
BEAUMONT Sec'y.; W. CAMERON, Treasurer.
Nashville, every Friday night Officers JOIN Hill N.
g.. FEED. JoNTE v. II. O. ALLEY secy JOHS TANKsLEY,
Treasurer.
ENCAMPMENTS.
RIDGELY ENCAMP MENT, No. l. meets on the 1T
and Sd Wednesday night 81 each mo tn Officers: c.
KRIS, G p; NJ FoULK II. p; p. BILIoD 8. W.; ". W.
THURMoND, J. W, J. LYONS, Scribe; b. CUTTER Treas
OLIVE BRANCH EN- ,AMPMENT, No. 4, meets
every I'd and 4h Wednesday night Of each month Officers
J. X. tDhUNDsoS. c. p B. LYONS, II. P g. W. DARDEN, p
W. w B. bURss, }. W., r. 7. FLEMING, Scribe; N.
WARD, Treasurer. b23
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-08

FRrrr CANs.-The preservation of supply
of fruit is doubtless engaging the attention Of
many house keepers in the city and vicinity.
There are variOue kinds of cans which are
recommended to their notice, each one of
which Doubtless, possesses merit, has it sdvo-
Gates and friends among the ladies. Among
the number, we would solicit their examination
of the Screw Top Fruit Can and Counter
Sunk Top Cement Cans, manufactured 10 this
o;ty by Stewart d Owen, at No. IA, Market
st. We have heard both varieties very high
ly recommended by those who have used
them. Messes. Stewart & Owen are making
both Of these varieties and can supply them
in any quantity either at wholesale or retail.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SUMNER has its evils as wen ether seasons Of the year.
70 guard against which should eFer take timely precau-
ton When the appetite beg to fail the tongue to fur and
the mouth to have an unpleasant taste, 01rs 6panis
Nse should be instantly resorted to- as by so ding
rious spell Of sickness may be avoided.
DISEASED iLooD manssts itself by blctches, pmples,
etc., and is not only annoying, but often rnous to health
few bot les Of Carters Spanish Mature VII e1pe the i'm
puries and restore the health Of the sufferer in short
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-08
Pianos and Music. W

Pianos and Music.-we learn that Horace
Waters Of SS3 Broadway T. agent for the sale Of many
OF the most celebrated makers Of Pianos and Meodeons Is
Offering them at prices which wise all who desire to
purchase to avail themselves Of He is also selling his large
and Weknown Catalogue OF Music onetbrd of from the
regular prices and will forward the free Of postage
His offers the trade teachers and Schools Of the most
favorable of which he will he able to all to the
letter. for having wisely adopted the cash system. The
Horace Water Pianos known among the very best
We enabled speak Of those instruments with
degree Of confidence personal knowledge Of their
celent tone and durable quality.-N J. Evangelist.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-08
UNDERGRADUATE DEPARTMENT.
WESTERN MII,ITAEEK INScITUTE.)

TIVE Next SESSION Of this College will open on Mon
day, Sept Sth. The Classical Course is full and
facility afforded TO Students in Scientific b. anches.
Preparatory school attached embracing OF two
years. The Military adopted eectua means
Of preserving good order, economy regular habits and
tive DOdy eXercss Charges for tuition, and Boarding.
81 0per term Of 20 weeks Surgeons IS. engineering
French, Spanish, German, Drawing Book Keeping and
Fencing, each $40 per term OF 20 weeks.
The las session ~ the Medical College closed with $40
Matriculant AVID SIS Graduates, from IS States The Mill
taTy College closed its first in Nashville with l5t Ma
tricuants from IA States For Ca aogue and REGULATIONS
apply to B. R. JOHNSON, Superinte ndent.
Nashville July 2S-twAw3w
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-08

i5,ls5 Prizes amounting To-. f2O4 OOO
The Is 900 Prizes Of 90 determined by the number
which draws the $4,000 prizef that number should be an
old number then very odd number ticket 10 the scheme
will b. entitled to IS Il number, then every even
number ticket will be entitled 70 sSin addition to any other
prize which may be drawn.
Purchasers in buying equal quantity Of odd and even
number tickets will be certain OF drawing nearly hall the
cost OF the with chances Of obtaining other prizes.
All those tickets ending with 0, A. g. 8, even-al
those ending with /, g. 5 7, 9 odd.
Remember that every Prize is dra and payable in
full without deduction.
~ All Prizes 900 and under, paid Immediately after
TIE dravngother prizes at the usual time of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential The drawn
numbers will be forwarded to purchasers Immediately after
tie drawing.
Whole Tickets S10;-Halves SIS; Quarters, SO.
Prize Tickets cashed renewed in other Tickets at either
office.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
As half OF the Tickets guaranteed to draw IS
will sell Certificates Of Pack Of 10 Tickets Todd and even
numbers, at the following rates
All that the 10 Tickets draw the amount guaranteed
accrues to the purchaser
Certificate Of Package of10 Whole Tickets $50
10 Half ............. 80
IL Quarter ............. Is
Address orders for Tickets Certificates Of Packages Of
Tickets, either to s. SWAN 4 o. Atlantis, Ga,
3. swan, Montgomery, Ala
jy29 orJ G. HIGGINS, Box Nashville, P. o.
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Are rou Gcttinr RaId1

Iyour hair turning greyi Do yen wish to cultivate good
whskers moustachesf Your hair TO be soft silky and
gosyi Your head be COOL comfortable and free ofdand
ruGr Mothers your children to have uxurisnt heads
ofhairi Then BoGLEs HYPERION FLUID which nerer
s its unerng effects Prices rs cts so cts 70 cts and
81 so per bottle Boge's Balm Of Cyheria stands unri
vailed for Graduating Id pimpes, and beautiying the
complexion. Price 80 Inventor aud proprietor, W.
Boyle, Boston, and sold by Druggists everywhere.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-08
The Arr OF Dyeing Human Hair

but imperfecy understood by those who make
the gIeates pretenAions The of the popular Hair
Dyes the day may, for the time color the hair, but
to be succeeded furnished green other unghty ap
pearance Boges Electric Dye is void Of these noxious
properties 1t instantly dyes the hair beautiful natural
black brown, which neither water sunshine
nish In the least and to make doubly
his agents are authorized to reud the money the most
perec, satisfaction given Prices 80 cts 81 90 and
81 per Inventor, W. BoSLE, Boston, and sold by
Druggists everywhere. my Silly
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-08
Friday Morning, August 8, 1856.
,zy The Young Mems FjIIImore and Dor

~ The Young Mems Fillmore and Don
elson Club had very enthusiastic meeting at
Firemen's Hall, College Street, on Wednesday
night last Considerable business was trans
acted and several stirring speeches made by
several of the members. The regular meetings
of the Club are held every Wednesday night.
Let every member be present and invite their
friends to attend also. Arrangements have
been made to have speaking every meeting
night from now till the close of the canvass
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-08
AMERICAN RALLYi

There will be a meeting of the American
Party at SAUNDERSVILLE. in Sumner Co.,
On Saturday, August o.
Good speakers, among them q. q. Bradford,
and L. N. Temple, Esqs, will be in attendance.
Everybody is invited to attend
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-08
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,

TINHE sixth ANNUAL C0URSE p LECTURES in this
Institution wi commence mondas the Sd of Novem
Der full preliminary free to all tents, i'll he
81 by the Profess commencing the hrs Monday
0cto err.
Professors Fees ttO5 Ma REGULATION Fee IS Practical
Anatomy So Graduation Fee t25 Catalogue and
Announcement apply TO PAUL y. EVE M. D..
Dea nofl he Ia.
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The Of liabilities due due banks other
CREDITORS nothing
Losses adjusted and dus-none.
Losses adjusted and not du ......... s3T,1l6, "a
Losses unadusted and in suspense,
waiting for iurther proof or conte'd iT3,TG6 &C
All other other Claims against the company small for
printing, &c
Agents instructed to take risk exceeding elQ 900.
The Amodnt insured in any city, town village varies de-
pending upon the character mate al and construction OF
budinss the width OF streets, the supply Of water the
efficiency ofthe fire and other ciTcumstances
The amount insured in blocks Of buildings akO varies the
intention Is to limit The loss by any nre 70 less than
$4,000. $3.50
The Of Incorporation Is the led in July 1856.
THOS. A. ALEXANDER, secretary.
STATE or CoSSECrCUT, HARTFORD COUNTY, SIS
MANHOOD, july 9th, 1856.
Personally appe before me- Justice Of the Peace,
duly qualified to administer osths THOMAS ALkxAxDn,
Secretary and solemn oath hat the foregoing
Of the and condition Of the Rtna Insurance Com
pany is true. HENRY FOWLER, p.
This Is TO certify that the E;na Insurance Company Of
Hartford located At Hartford In the state Of Connecticut,
has piled with all the requirements Of act passed BY
the gslature Of Tennessee In March 1856 euttsd An
Act 70 regulAe the gences Of lnSuan,s anies not
Incorporated by the State Of Tennessee and thai JosKPH
NksH Is the legally authorized agent for said company in the
town Of Nashville, Davidson county, tennessee.
}. c. LUTTRELI, Comptroller.
iy91 by Taos !. MOssI.
Referring to the foregoing the undersigned continues to
issue policies In this city JOSH NASH, Agent,
o &c, South &. cor College spring SITS.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-08

tF A large nVmber of our citizens have
left town during the week-most of them for
Tyree Springs. There are now 800 or more
guests at this fine resort.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-08

Kansas EmGRANrs.-A conpspy of sixty
emigrants, mostly from Georgia, were at the
Sewsnee House ia this city, yesterday, en-
route for Kansas
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-08

s Members OF the Franklin Debating
Society" are requested to meet tonight at ST
O'Clock, at McKendree Church.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-08
Public SDeaking.

Hon VIM Polk and Horace MAYNARD ESQ,
candidates for Elector for the State lurge upon
the Democratic and American tickets will address
their fellow citizens at the following places. Other
appointments, extending through East Tennessee,
will be made In few days:
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A Valuable Farm for Sale.

1 WILL administrator, with the Will annexed OF l..
Leav decd sell to the highest bidder in he Town Of
Trenton Todd 'ounty KY. Wednesday the 18th day
ofSpember 1885, that rich and fertile farm, sdonng said
tains about
600 OR ES,
is well timbvrrd well wssered and high u cultiva
ton, has large and cnmmodioas brick ling good
negro cabins bar stables & and Of the best farms
in Southern Ky
Said farm will be sold In equal annual aymeuts-the
purchaser giving bond with good undoubed security for
the first three paymenisand lien retained the land
until the whole Of the purchased money Is pail.
There will also be sold, the time aud place several
ave Lots, adjoining said town-on credit of q and
years.
applying IN the undersigned, nv dressing him by mail
Trenton, XIV. JAMES L. LAWSON, Admir-,
with the win annexed Of L. r. Leavil deed.
june96 tvw- 9m [E7lzon R0, Banner. June 2id
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Grand Rally and Mass Meeting at
ClarksYille.

On the 25th there will be grand rally OF
the Friends of Fillmore and DonelsOn at
GAINESVILLE. The reports from that region in
dicate that the gallant yeomen of old Mont
gomery are wide awake.