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A.EA In,n,n nnOAn CANl snAsN AND


a. 4 Is " I q al ds~, y q ~ a -
= SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS, at e.
wholesale retail, every variety aud style, Htnw "a
by calling N0N Ian :, sign of the Ia NJ n,
gle No "a sycamore street Petersburg, Va where sar
per He has just armed from the Nor
thern Manufacturers and Importers with the largest and most
fashionable of Watches Jewey Silver Ware and
offered this state Would not be better
bis magnificent Stock and save At
hc buys all his Goods for cash and can sci
them than the regular prices for the same quality
Goods You have your Watches and Jewolry
and at short notice and always sc
fashionable Goods in exchange for you
eineulr place. sign of the Eagle No. 81 Sycamor
street. ctershnrg' Va THOMAS NOWLAH.
sis
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Arcbmrd Era.s Sreh of superior quality in store ana
~ fir sale BY lie J T. tff. q I'l.->,->,
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I.xNs'1llgulst.
hIAltBI.E WORKS.
.INo. II, GAnpEss, Pro.
rriotor.--Ihc largest
aud hest assortment OF
Finished Marble Work
in Virginia, such a.
plain npd ornamental
AloNuMtNIs. ToMns,
HEAD AND l. - o.
STo Srs, CHIMNEY
PIrcfs, u d A II II
STONES, LAMBS AND
DOVES.
lam prepared 10 exc
cutr all orders onirilst
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6.urycutrr'- Hardware. W"do" s'tns-, Nr'-
Having determined close out my stock OF Carpenters
Hardware Mechanics Tools &c, 81. AZ cost those wanting
auy thing -hu line would do well to 'a' rI
oe 2tts--ltep copy = y, -
1,sV.n sNp gEErsENs.S.-1be Subscribers have
~ far sale Sind in harrcls also Herring, IN Whole ami
half h1rrel, lnne q ia MIN . l,,2 H-.s
xv.bgsSE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT MY son \,
Winston authorised 70 deal for me- or on my aN
or 10 any business ot pccuniary nature hat
-, - f., ~ -, ',,a,,.. ftuay l2tsI A. WINSTON,
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aNactory suits.-i0g Suits for iaciort iuds Including
NJ Coat Pants Shirt. aud = the Those
naulpd lrca those furnished hy
Petersburg house to all the principal citY
de- l11s Bi'RR0I CHS. S1I ATER 6 co.
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lieln rubis. Die Sltpens mo @print9ensGrnte
herfnriht fehr ernieki1 1t fnerNen

Ieln rubis. Die Slipen> utb @orintbens@rnte
reripridt iebr er8ieti9 gu rerpen.
S. uts8berg. = Sn eini9en Wpderl
Itritt eit llnternebmen ms 2eben, mel6e8 fit
Iuniere 8rppin5 bon 9rpBer Widti9feit 5u mers
ben peripridt e8 lit ntes cine O1nupfI4tifz2i<
ME 3milden Dun5t9, 9olen unO Glib 8uBlmo
i'm gu9>@ebiete p%1n5i9;r Gapital:iteu laler
9e9enmartt9 gu oieIem 3mefe p%orlduft9 brcl
|%eiierue Dalnpfbppte an Der Meidlel 3ulummen-
ieeen, beren Seitanotbeile aus 8e(gien be3pSen
finn. - Der e~lbinser Gaualz Ddmpfer Courier
bat 9lidli9 feline 9robefabrt nad Berlin, trre
Der beoeutenoen S9mieri9feiteu nelde uuf
IoteierEour gu iiberpinoen ltao, ~5uriif9ele9t rno
lit nit piclem Snterelle in Der Saupttuct ent=
|pf1u9en nprpen.
8erlt IT. rcber bic fiir5lid sum eritet
|Oeul' erfclste 3ula1lung zines Subeu be8 2liz
ie1IorS Suiler, gut Iu8iibung per 8unfticnen Ell
mes yti6ter8 am biei9en Start9eri6te meloet
.ote 0eri4t8> 3eitun9, nuB auBer zen bereita
fri9er errpabnten Wtooificatipnen Der 3ultebelt=
ben Glnt8banoluugen, Die 3uluiung nur inter
.oett gleid}3eiti9en Gr6lfnen erfrlBt lei, DuB i6n1
etne proentltfe ftrirteSt ol8 Nl4ter ni6t III
|Nu8}i6t 9~elelt merben fGnne.
Munden,1 -. Mat. Sn Dem am s. er.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mirD Die uallerhDAlte
Gcn5eIlionSz llrtunpe fir Die t. pripile9irtt
aftiensefelidaft Der baieriiden Sltbabuen, "
|baun bic r5oeun8" pieier geienidaft per
|0fentlibt. On peuli elbcn Sage besarnenS CUB:
icriptionen fir bic our 0fientlihen 3ei6nunq
|auS9ele9teu flint Milltonen gulren. Der ST.
|fcls mar beilpiellpS Sn M ii II d en- wurben
|43, in I.irnbers 61, BHr3bur8 -,
% usSbur81 IA, 8esensburS IS Wil=
|lto1en 9e3etdnet.
8udaref,2, Otai. l1niere 9teSieruno
|beablidti9t ibre Truppen nit @epebren mud
Dem Wulter Der 0fer reidiiden Orrnfinter
81 bewafften urp bat li9 nm Die @rlan9un9
pom Wufern'on bic +. t. S1e9ierun9 sewanct
|DteIe iteqte Der wulludiideu 91e9ieruns GOO
Dprnflintcn 5urgerfIsuns, unD IOaen nit ben.
iclben pprerlt Die bierlSnpil6en S6arfldueer
bepufnet meroer. Die Ge9ierun9 Eat ferner
|oa8 +. t. @rerctrz9 teglentent aocp tirt uno ii
|baiielbe bereits audi ING Ba1a4iiae iiberIebt
tpprbet.
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Snntes 8n6amntt.

Sine frtr5e 2eben8teI6reibung be8 belttrfrott-
lden BrdiipeutI bats @anDtooten miro unIern
I2eiern milfpmmen fem.
Sure8 Buchanan wlrbe am %. Npril 1891
BEL WercenburA 6runflin Counts, Bennlplp.,
oebcren. St erbielt letne GrSiebuns I'M Otdin,
lpnz @cueA tpelde8 er 1909 perlte6, UNI pie9iedte
5u ~fubtreu. 8alb mafte ct 1td al8 IpUpf1t
befannt utb be8ann 1914, I'M orei uno Smarz
3i9Iteu 2eben8iabre Ietne pplttiide 2auf6abn, In
pem ct gum Oftt9lieo Der 2esi8latur BON Semi
Iplpanten er11alttt iptrbe. Oantal8 lpar Sine
rita i'm Grieg nit England Hnb 8ud,anan iibte
~ietnen @tnfuB gu @unften ieine8 SaterlanoeS
aus, Iptpett ais in ietnen &rditen ltanc. SIM
Sabre 1921 ern&blteu Die Counties 2dncalter,
GbeIfer uno Delaware i'm su ibrem 0feprdiens
tanten i'm GcnoreB unb er bteb 5ebn Sabre etn
MitelteD pteIe8 GSrper8. g9Gbreno rer Sibuu9
psn 1924 k8 25 madte er Die RplRirattpn
anbrem Saficn8 5un BrGiibenten ST leinem
6auptz 3tele unb blieb pibrenb uno nad Der
Ipminiitratur Slflon'S oe1eR wirtn iter unD
~treuelter 6reuro.
Am A. Wfar5 1881 enoigtc Buchanan feline
@arriere I'M S1ule Der NeprGI ~entautcl uno
purpe flr5 bernad BEN Dem 8rdlipentcn SUD-
ion gum alnerifanii9en Mil1iiter am Spfe 81
let. 8eter8bur9 ernannt. gSabreno ieines fur
ISeu &ufentbalteS bort 9elans e8 ibn, pinen
Sanoel8> Sertras NIT Dem aailer ab5uidlieBen,
Der lan9e per9eben8 augeItrebt peroen war.
SUI Sabre 1884 murbe er Sun Senatcr Der
Ser. 6taaten erwdblt ul,o blteb int Senate
bis 1915, as GIT ipelder Belt Brdlirent Bplt
ibn gum Staat8= SefretGr ernannte. @r fpurbe
5u pifier Belt BON Der 9an5en bemcfratiIden
Partea bes 2anoe8 fir etnen threr befen Ser
treter unO 6abrer sebalten. Durd uieliade
I3teben ii6cr bepeutenpe 6ra8en rabm er cine
b09ff ebreniperthe Steauns Elm uno 9eucB Die
Nnerfennuns aIer Barteien. gta9 benz Nb=
laufe Ger Administration Bclf8 5p9 lid 8udaz
nan auf feline 6arm rBbeatlano", nabe 2arz
%Icoifer, 3urif, Bis tbn Grdlipeut Bierce aufS
9eeue in ben Oient be8 8aterlanoe8 bertef uno
ibrn Die 8ertretuns %unIerer 8esierun9 am eng
Iltiden Spfe H~bersab. Rad fetter I'M 2aufe
be8 9esentpirtigen Sa9re8 ~erfrl9ten Hiidfebr
pom @nglaab wurpe er ais BrdltoentlduftSs
@anotpat fir ben nd9lten Gernin einlttunli9
ppn Der san5en Convention ernuttnt uttD iiebt
bierrnit elmer 91elpen5 Don 4 Sa9ren int 8eiz
Ben Saufe ertse9er.
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Selegrapbiie1e Na6rt6teu.
Dltt14ttt arhtn4,8 alt.V. Wtdtr.
Sic Npnrcntipn.

Sic Convention.
8udanan ppn Ben lra=
ganbi6at Der bemofratt-
i9en 8artet 3urYrditrentens
Mirpe.
Gineinnoti, 6. Sun. = Die Gptpen>
tipn perlammelte li9 Inn 3 l1br unp l1ritt 5ur
fiinf;ebnten galptase. Sci Der lieb3ebHten els
belt Sau1es 8udanan BON 8enniplpanien 296
5timmen, bas beibt alic, er er9ielt eas 8rtum
Der 9ansen Convention Obne 4u8nabme.
Die finf5ebnte 8allota9e ifeate iid fcl9enber
Ma6en: Buchanan 169, Bierce 3, Douglas
118, Ga6 4. Der Same be8 General 6ranf>
lin 8ierce mltrbe barauf BON Nems6 ampibire
~suriifse3psen. Die leds5ebnte bradtc: gus
danan 168, Douglas 121, GuB 6. Die feb
Sebnte: 8u9anan 296.
3mite Depefpe.
Gtncinnatt, 6. SUM. Seit Der SEQ
minatipn 8udununS 1T Die Stuct in un9ebcurer
Aufrpsnng. 8rc5eliicnen nit rielenbaften
8annern burd5ieben bic Staot, &anonens
9di1Ie perfiinben bas Greisni6 unb aIe Demo-
trateu lino auEer Iid Dor 6reupe.
@eneral Quitnun i4etnt Die n1eilfen Stirl.
men fit oie 8ice. 8rd ioentens Wirbe gu baben,
bic 6lt6ultier Seben tbm lbre rpue llnterItieltt11.
Die Serren tScmel Gpbb, 2iun 8ppb unp u.
g. 8rrmn muroen aud senaunt.
Critic Depef9e.
Die erlte 8allptase our 0ices 8rdiibenten-
Biiroe ersab bas fcl9eupe 8eiultut: 8reden@
ridge BON &enludp IS, Guitman SO, 8chp 33,
6itpat.if II, 8rpmn 81, Yolf 5, Dobbic 13.
Die 5fpeite 8aqctase mar einltimmi9 fit
s. 6. Breckenridge bon 3entudp.
Sn Der yeadmittas8>S ieuns wurbe NIT 205
.segen IS 5titnmen Der 8el6luB 9efaBt, bic
9fesisruns our Anlesnns einer @tlenbabn mad,
rem Stinen Meere 5t ccrpfidtet.
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Mnfr,,f.

Nae 0tetett9eH pefhe etasn1 neuet gausereine bet,utretsn
Gaa nsFSea 3%ttef6Hr3 frsunbltdt e%inselaben, f@ am nd6-
EGn StenHae ben 10. SUM, N6enbs unt s. ubr IN 6erf QnFSfe
SS SScsOla Saaseretns, @fe ron Qi9Gt. unb gorf Str. bel
S + pf6ei y m Ssss e. s]ta3u1fneen ny nnter8eidnua8en Der
iplen. NNF"BV p'oNP eFP
oe Seatnten. QBablen ~ffattfnten. ND
49,, "a al aGS sine 9trtnqe Gn3abt spn Gnttilem ~erfprberlfS If.
~ % sf& ( 81 Nerein Sga3ablt9 81 MAIDEN, fp erlu9en mir Dtejeuiaen'
"tlVe Nnf9eHe pini6en, f6 ~einjufe1en.
SIN Auftrdae:l
b.8eBltr, prps. YrGFbent.
Ssm gPaS@atsr S9agmttfsf.
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@rp1es Nr6fmmmasfeft.

SD made tierrntt neincn 5reuncen unp benz yubIttunts bic
Gneise bas i'd uddfen Dientas ben 10. Stunt ntetn neues
Gtablidemsnt n9Etite Sulphus Sprtnes" erGTne. Na6mittnsS
l1br: erpbes Diner, Ypsu ab ale meine 8alttinprtr 8efdnnte
~freunblibf enlabe. Mein 5ptet, ipwte feline llmeebunsen inb
aufs S6Snfe beresri1tst unb rirb benz Sreanre Der f&bnen
iie gi enc SsbbirsspG s sstsaenenS rte w.r Elm ni ieitsn Srl nnS : i$S-
ner @enus sebpten.
&9- Wasen punt &slas . 9pule feben CUR DisYpftipn Der
anssbradt, I'm, zen Seiu6er ni6t IRE IN fitren. IA
INT e. g6. MuQndnn.
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&ibertDs8 nmperetn NSr 2

1snanntef Saurtretn bat f& Jest s%pahGubis UreantTrt uub
pei en- nsl9e yum ba6sn, f4 einen, auf einen reelen unS ME
tn SSe9 9e9rnnoeten Saupereine an3uf6lteBen iper6en pTpbi.
foesls Ser9rtfen fnS: Gini&reiteeebibr Is Cts. - Die Der
IES"Gn1d1an9en fneen ie6en Wfpntas s llbr BET Abam SttfeI.
VT W 9aeea Str, rabe 5ranflin Str. fat.
SM SIN @attra9
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@rpfier Wn11ncrei,1

anterjet6net taben unb anbers, BE lid Ser1isf6sn T nc% on5Sffs.
s ser 8 8eats, % nSSSsn 9i m + esnaSrt4tist bas Sc e%inaFl5nae
%fattfntet. N' wy. anls ~ p'AlPoq SF.
n ~ NHl1ra8 -;
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GeueralsN %eriartntlnua.

Sdmmtli&e Mitslieber hes llnabbdn9i9en Gurner.gp rps ~
aufsefprbert, am n6Gfen SDnntds ben s. SUM- Ma6mtttat
mad . lltr in ibrer 9urn-3aleS u erf6sinen, ba Gei8afte 20
0DtHttgteit S~prlieaen. SIM Auftraee
Mnfnn q nnb0rd MrGE.
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Neme Mn5ei9en.

Geiu1t.
Gin beutfdes WlGbhen 6aS etpds @nelifh fprift unb a De
3u serrihten serfebt, tann eintn suten Plat erb al
ten 1T Nr. $50 Npre-@asfraBe. I'm
@crIan0t
Gin beutideeD ienltmdb&e fir cine tleine anteritanih6e Jdihilie
eieIelbe mus eut MAIDEN UNI tii9sln unb aud bns 0pden unb
anhsre 6eusarbett ~oerfeben. Gin ipldes @ldb6sn fann cine
bauernbe STEELE erbalten, wenn lie fa Ip9lei6 tn Nr. 14 Sub
.Udccd Str. Gfe rn Qittle C5reeu Str. tnelbe.. INT
3u Dcrfnufcn.
Gin G~dubsIbrp mel6er lid felt 10 Satren Der beHen GunS1
|ftaft erfreut, DaS @6bers su erfrasen in Nr. 139 SR.8alti-
mprefrose nate Gomal-Str.. @dolsite. 6nifut
NcrIan9t
Sin PARTNER prb gu einen, @rCcerte- une Sonts-@ efddft
nit elmer Saar.Gtnlase Won $500 Bis 800 sefudt. 9Dr ? (aat
bic Grpeoitton oes Neders. J-Nep
Su DermietIen
Gin mSblirtss 2tmmtr fur siuea Uhsr ! Ser rsn In SIR. SO Grrb
eiberts Str. 2Ht-
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2nr Mnchrichf.

Die Mitslieber btS ltnabbansisen GurnersGsrps fnb eriu6t,
Nm AM IR . nta q ben 9. Stunt, Witta8s nm Il nab 10 llbr, in
TurnfeiSune in itrer Surnbaae soblrsi6 e~tnsufueen, uni Der
feierli6en @tnweibuns Der Gurnbaae, nit NussuS p%erbanSsu,
beisuwpbnen. SIM Nuftras
S0D #e- 81 rdu (. ~ room Gefr #
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Nereiniote NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Die 6~aIbiabrs. N%erlammIune bieier M1pciatpn wirb Wlprtds
Nbenb unt s ubr 1T Sat.6aae, @fe ppn Baltimore unb Trtebs
riafrdse ~absebalten. @ae Miitgleper reresn eI iu9t, plnttliS
an erlteinen, ba bic gSabl Der 8eamten fir bic nG6fen 6 M1p.
nate. FINITE aud bic &%uf;abluns Der pierteIiGbrtseu 8eirGse
ppraenpmmen rerhen. SIM Muftrdg
I'm Der Sefretdr.
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Metompra.S tnm 0lr. i, L. 8. %. 81

Die Mitsttebsr beS Metanirra-Stomu Mr. T. u%nabb6net.
gen Otpens Der 8rtten MlGnner, arerben hermit erfu6t, nd
sablreia ein3uFnben inpen tie N~ebenaeiege bes StemneS CUR
Mnnatne c~prltt9en. SIM Muftrag:
I'm s y g. 81 eb V. G~hrffHIbrer
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Cincinnati 6, Suni.- Nad Der gerta,
8ult9 Der penlcfratii6en Convention Geute Mits
tag, madte bieIdfcnrtsD Delegation benSuinct8>
Oele9aten ibre 9lufpartung. Scr. Sbielo8
i6erreidte bel pteler @cle9enbeit ben Son.
3fiharblou pouSQinpi8 etnen-u SiforbS tod"
|alS @eIAenf BON Dem @4renm. Strin9feucw aus
ITQuiQ5.
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9tbble Ct, sw. psnnf. Ape... unb Geprst e rast.
SD ;eise hermit uteinen jatGretden 5reunben un6 8etannttr
lprie eent publttum uberbouYt an, baB ids pbtaes QptaI lber-
npmnaen babe unb tets prrtreflides Q~aserbier unb fpnfiee Sc.
trGnfe meinen rerthen 0Gfen r%eratreihen merte.
ga WtCntas Nadutttag fntet sur 6eier Der Gr5fnure
6demrnie- Ntutt i'm 8reien TAFT.
gu s~ubtret6sm Seiu8 label ereetenf ein
GTH G. 81 r a n . r unh & n
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-27

The WEDDING EPIDEMIo.-Matrimony just
now, seems to be prevailing in this city to an
alarming extent. The fashionable quarters OF
the town, about the middle of the week (Wed-
nesdays being marrying days. are blocked up
with carriages; and bridal cards, cakes and
bouquets are flying about as thick as snow
flakes The jewelry Lus mss, if one may judge
from the display of bridal presents, must be
fourishing beyond precedent; and if matri-
mony opens the gate of Paradise, New York
contains a good many happy couples about
these times.
One of the largest and most splendid of these
nuptial festivals came off on Wednesday in
Twenty second street, the bride being the only
daughter of one of our wealthiest merchants;
and the happy bridegroom, young and rising
member of the Bar of this city. 1t is estimated
that the doors OF not less than one thousand
carriages were opened and shut by Brown to
let out and in the guesse; aud the jam of beau
ty and fashion can be better imagined than
described. This side of that blissful world
where formal matrimony Is made obsolete by
greater freedom of the affections, we may hard
ly hope to see a finer congregation of smiling
beauty than on this beatifc occasion. Ben
edicte ct Ftlcitate.-N. Y. Mirror.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-27

tral Rail Road.
Owing TO the threatening state of the wealth
er, on Saturday morning, and the heavy rain
that fell the night before, only small number
assembled at the Court House on Saturday in
Pursuance of the call of the Preident. The
condition of the company was fully set forth
by the President and several eloquent appeals
were made to the few present to step forward
and resuscitate the prestrated corps of the
Central Rail Road in Limestone, which we are
happy to state did not pass unheeded, When
DIR. Mcdonald, Col. Pryor and Maj. HOBBS
come forward to make Rail Road speech,
every body in Limestone, Lawrence and Nor
gan Counties, expects them to acquit them
selves creditably-they have been at it some
three or four years aud it is not to be wondered
at that they can lay net work of Rail Roads
broad cast from the Atlantic to the coasts Of
California-from the Gulf of Mexico TO the
great Lskes-make them ell over, doVe-tail,
Intervene and fit together-poiDt out their
advantages in developing the resources of the
country, aud portray TO an admiring audience
the benefits that will accrue from them to the
community, as talking on Rail Roads is their
trade But when Mich Davis, IT,, and Genl
Houston, are called out to make Rail Road
speech, oae from the musty pages Of Blackstone
and the other from the contents of the Hust-
ings, and in such practical, patriotic and COM
mon sense strains of eloquence as they each
poured fourth on the occasion, they excited the
admiration Of their audtOrs-reached not only
their heart strings but their purse strings, and
show that law and politics have not been the
only subjects that have claimed their atten-
ton. Even Capt. Mason and Esq. Tanner,
from the generous impulses of their natures,
were among the ''mourners' on the "anxious
seat" at the meeting, and in token of their
sincerity found consolation by each subscrib-
ing thousand dollars.
To sum up the proce edings of the meeting
in "nut SHELL" we say it was the biggest
meeting" most eloquent speeches, and largest
pile Of money, for a little crowd, we have ever
seen-aGd we congratulate the friends of the
Railroad, upon the fact, that all the money, in
good solvent subscription is now secured nee
essary to build the Road through Limestone
County but few thousand dollars.-AthenS
JTar1TT
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-27

PRoFEssoR MoRsE.--It seems to Us that come
thing more than the mere mention, as matters oil
passing news, of the departure of Professor Morse
for Europe his arrival and entertainment there, bis
association with the intelligent and scientific, his
interchange With them Of experience and experi-
mental knowledge, and his return home from
tour that was as full OF honor as of pleasure and
satisfaction 10 him, should be said By the press Of
America with reference TO the subject. -
To our minds it is full OF suggestiveness, carry
ing us back it does 20 the time, now not many
years ago, when we saw this same Samuel r.
Morse literally standing at the doors OF the Caps
tol Of the United States, at Washington, and So
Letting the small boon of few minutes personal
inspection Of his magnetic telegrahic machine,
which was awaiting their examination in one OF
the committee rooms, if the honorable members OF
the National Legislature would but condescend to
pay it a passing visit, and satisfy themselves of
its praeticabiity for the high aud mighty purpose
for which il was destined. Incredrlous and I'M
needing, like the Levte il the parable, they pass
ed by on the other side, and would not take the
trouble TO put themselves 10 the way Of conviction
that here was, indeed, an invention awaiting their
action to BECOME available, that was destined IN
few brief years, to join together morally, physical
ly and socially, the condition of the old and the
new worldly o. Pieay,ae.
Il is a fact perhaps not generally known, that
Mr.. Fillmore mainly instrumental in procuring
the appropriation by which Professor Morse was
enabled to test the practicability of his invention
for the transmission of intelligence. When Prot.
Morse was ''lterally standing at the door of the
Capitol, soliciting the small boon, described by
the Picdvtnae, Mr.. Fillmore was Chairman of the
Committee of Ways and Means in the house, and
took lively interest in the new invention. After
making up the details Of the annual civil appropri-
alton bill, he proposed an amendment, appropria-
ting $4,000 for the construction of an electric
telegraph from Washington to Baltimore. A dis
tnguished member of the House, who was after
wards Post Master General, violently opposed the
appropriation, and ridiculed the invention as a
humbHg as little deserving the fostering care of
the government as animal magnetism. By the
earnest and able advocacy of Mr.. Fillmore, who
had q better appreciation of the novel and extras
ordinary machine, the appropriation was secured,
aud the first step enabled to be taken of that
immense circuit which is destined to encompass
the globe, and make all its inhabitants immediate
sharers in each others thoughts.-BufaI0 Cone
D1eTcidL AdD
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-27
RrcIIY Good.

Selma John gets off the following "pretty
good one" in his last: During the stay of
Mr.. Ben Lane Posey and Colonel Grove, in
our city, one night at public speaking we
overheard the following conversation going on
between a couple of young ladies, which we
publish, but fear that many of our readers
will not comprehend their meaning, yet there
are many who will Therefore, we will give
tie conversation word for word as it came
from the lips of these young ladies as these
gentlemen entered Watts Hall, each with la
dy by his side:
Miss -. ''Mr Posey seems very much
Anna mated tonight"
Miss -. ayes, and if he had only escorted
Inc. would have SdLLie-vated him."
Miss -. "You ought not to talk so, you
might have been Benefited"
Miss -. "a slim chance for either, as Col.
Grove appears to be Emma grating. "-Aont-
gomery (ALa) Mail
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-27
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