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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-15
,..,- --yss-,sz;sEy1 GREAT NORTHERN

"a -. m sofJTHERN Rn he
= x---a1ka---sA-FOR TRAVEL.-TWICE Dali
s.Y SUNDAY NIGHT EXCEPTED.) BETWEEN
BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
AND NEW YORK, VIA ACQUIA CREEK AND
NJ ASHINGTON.-0ver the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad, to the Potomac River,
feventyive miles, and by splendid and comfortable
II $50 miles in seven hours, being a Comfortable and
perfectly safe rate of speed.
Hours of departure 81 A. NJ and u P. NJ. and bag
gage under charge of special agents checked through
70 Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-15

VALUABLE STORE AND I5WRrxr~~,
ON BROAD, BETWEEN 5rH AND sTs sr ~
EoA SALE AT AUCTION.-Wiil be sold on r = g,
store and dwelling No. ISL on the south se az RrS
between 9Th and 9Th streets, now occupied bv M
Isaac T. Graham at an annual rent of $500 The nre.
excellent one. -
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at 4. and Is
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
BY trust deed title retained The taxes and nsu
rance for 1856 to be paid by the purchaser
The attention of capitalists and Gtherg il called Il
this sale. a. the property il paying fair rent and i
located In most improving and business part of the
city. GODDIN L APPEkSON.
ia 10 AurfionaSr~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-15

COMM1HSIONEHS OFFIyFsf y.
Vine BuILDNG, Riehnonda Nov. y, isoo.y
DARTIES INTERRUPTED, ne nereey
I notified that proof Will be taken g tn,s ouce g
A. M Il III debts and drInands against Whiism =.
Isbeil deccased, or asainst his estafe
RICH. M CARY, Commissioner.
TfDE8 zNUzLEsE5 IL; - 6y. =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-15

&&r rA sa1'n. a.. Traces
me following stakes are now open to be run over
ns rhiheid Course in May, 1856, viz.
s~eepstake for year old colts and FLIES, $500
~ 1loo forfeit mile heats; to and close
|dsy in May 1856. w.
sweepstske for year old colts and FLIES tout of
sn,rss "nacn nave never produced WINERY $50
Il, Fah, eoo forfeit mile heats; 10 name and close
.asofaery, 1876 This stake TO be run on the FIJI
0'y following the first Tuesday in May, 1856.
so,, 80. N. G. EGGLESTON,
-- ---l.. : Proprietor.
q FOK RENT--The three story hi,
~ Cwsilng ON Grace street; now occupied by Mr.
:, = =. J" Aacmurdo. Possession given on the lsf
~ 5sassry Apply to IS 8 z - I - s''s =.
10 zl-eedts JOHN RUTHERFooRp.s
n FOR RENT, from the III Ja1U.rv
La 70 tne iH October next, the house al presrrt
Eim,. occupied BY mo, just outside the Corporation
-1esIl. .ne house contains rooms closets, Ac with
-. 'eht wstss For terms, ke., apply on the prem
JAMES GUEST,
| A. - asrs. > fs Hollywood Nursery
:. ts-eodh Square sboys thu Fair Grounds.
fOh kENT-A ssssI FARM, w,ISia tive
's u oA AaEkst. Avpiy y thb eAAss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-15

NJ T. w CO-PARTNEKSHIP.. sub.
l scribers have formed co-partnership under the
style and firm of SIZER & PHAUP, and having
taken the store Main street lately occupied by
B. Stegal, two doors above VIM. Palmer's AgricuI.
tural store, will keep hand well selected assort.
ment of Groceries, Intoxicating Liquors excepted
which they will sell on very small advance for cash
four months time, interest added, for approved
city acceptance. ga
They will pay particular attention to the sale of
country produce, and make as soon as sales
made They respectfully solicit share of public
patronage. BEVERLY J. SIZER,
WILLIAM A. PHAUP.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-15

A CARD.-The firm of Powers & Duke is
"A this day dissolved by mutual consent. Those in
E. M. Powers. The creditors of the said firm, will
present their claims to said E. NJ. Powers for settle
ment. z. M. POWERS, a.
T. -f.ssl. s..t p. HENRY DUKE.
Ricbuond Janusrv 1895
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The business will hereafter be conducted
by the undersigned, who, grateful for the past will
endeavor to merit continuance of the patronage so
literally extended to the late firm s. +. : 5sleg9.{
de l8 WILLIAM r KING
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-15

NEW CONCRRN,--Thc ..a-s,,n... ~.
this day. associated thsmssives fercther undsg
the style and firm Of WILLIN0HAM q TARDY
tor the purpose OF carrying on the WHOLESALE
IMPORTING and DOMESTIC DRY GoODS RIJSI
NESS, Of the old stand Of Willinsham, Elicit { Co.
No. Is Pearl st where they viii exhibit by the 1t
ja H-2w B. r. TInnY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-15

have this day purchased of Mr. T. Henry Duke
his entire interest in the Daguerrean Gallery known
under the above firm and shall continue to carry ON the
business hoping to merit continuance of the patron
age SO literally extended to the firm.
l- ~ = - f5-tEes E. NJ POWERS.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-21
Ei,bnrd-on. spence s. CO.. Circular.

p Afi,a LNE1tO0f.. may Aug q. 10
The arrivals q BREAp.rUris toEiirlo O. hJ3fs. sac
Fam ceycnts WuEAT foE the ek ending s'i sasr
dav were t1z quarters .7 TO- against TO- - qcsTteTs a.
IL the core spOldiI week = last year . e--., A.,
On IueltGJ TcpTted, pcr Bate tet.lSe o' o. 81
tush1 on WTEsT. with ye-y Irregular p!ces III s'e ave
al > busbe reduction taken. A. our market % cay
aICl to Lss recovered on ;heH en' eud
H .tusId Tor sood HEATs ~eTs noTv fesni enc e
tr,h 50 ayaLce - tSo sfc-d sse, C tdsa'y
s ssc oi parcel Of verJ hGe new watts A"et-
by siesmcr from New YOrs. sold a. 10 = ~ To-
There chs in FLOUR ths hot wea.nef D" h-4'-
soLf,d le lsIgIi portion 81 The 0ck 'eW sp>cuese
purckhses ssre made Of NDIN COKS which - hrn Tee
oucts,ior FLouR-Phial.rhs "a - 5oI bauc,ors
p. ID % Sd White s. Sd TO ia ~ Y 20 io sol.s
CoyS-hliv,d and NeloE .9s 70 :ss 3D.; mite ole u
Sl, "a r. The xesiher couLuos hot All opprsssye
rapidly icrcus Wheat maturity IL the -ouiL sId east tAf
yc,t con Iytryvlere tie proaets ere Oh
CouIaR erse core. There Iop s - csease IN
crop TUuhTs tbs should increase tie eSns mn
ton of Ir6 az CON oI feeding stock
BIsT-fhe lomaLd rather better. v h sales 70 inolefts
e1oL 80. Tor nasry, srd 10 for tfr qus tes
PoRErhe busie zone s ANAL but e. reduction &c e'
could te readily made
Baco> COZ iiues dull without char in price, tser de-
gsuo HLfcI afed.
SOD.
1ALLow in gool demapd a. "a alvaIee Of 0l6 c@t.
Buichers AssJciGi ion .. n 3d..
TosIS-~oV, ct sat , = c~t.
bARk-In 1ensnd Gtll az / cw!. 'oi Ph.sic.tL.s
CoITO>The rsa ke opened good demand az stesJ
costs VI tie lowiic trcrs haze checked the e4see
DuyeIs, aid IT,. market closed dull with scue lits
busiDtss CJil fo-d IA NautIsstct
H.c6lrs UIcsos, e. J.. Moble,t I'd UP4Ads, Gid IL.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-21
FRANCE.

Tie total amount of subscriptions for the -ulercrs
by the inundatiols is now r,6)J,25l frsnc,.
decree IN Fridays MoHaCu relieves NJ. Bsro,hc
Of the duties o. Minister Of Foreign Ahars, which he
bas.performed during the absence Of Count Wae Frli,
provides for the return OF the Count to tue post.
We read in the MOAitcur:
"Marsha Pelis,er having taken leave ofthe Emperor
on "Wednesday evening, at PloIlbcos arrived ycstcr-
CAV Ttursday) at Paris at p.n by epet tisl train
on the Lyons Railway. His Exce.lcncy was received
on his arrival by the Marshal Minister Of War, Mar
sla Magnep, and the Generals aud COlonel3 Of the
Imperial Guard and of the army OF Psrs. battalion
of infantry was drawn up in the order of battle in
The count to render him the LonOrs. Marshal Pollsser
ascendod the carriage Of the Ministcr of Wa, woo
drove him 10 his hotel where an apartment had been
prepared for the Commander. in Chief OF the army of
ihc East. squadron OF Chasseurs formei the cs:ort
Throughout his passage the MeIshs received tbe most
sympathetic grectings,"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-21

ana companies sea. i5y hJp For R,.,
with 30 particular result rp . this pr,.o; "
ing Either .bs dragons. like Gen. Ri,h.., w
found that they Lad better defer /, I'm
=, nyerient season, or had discovered Ia, n@.
pipg emigran,s became they happened n 'pi'
fror, Fee State wa not eIacrly IN u. r'e.
their duties. incline TO tbpk tia. tbs 30 -.
of this ipsrtion lies little between bo,h n ae
causes. that il, first, because IL is M. 80
right: secondly, because il might not be ,s, ~
dent. In either case. the emigration 10 ber. ~
once here peifher Federal Gen. Smith no, -
Gen. Richardson will be able to ge. ,s.r % -
again.
last nigh. there was Distinguished ,s.,,
the prison camp ,t Lecompton. One yEl..
taken Gil active part in the Free State ci1n a.
who il also under bonds of the Pro Sl,,eyy -
despots, grospcd the hsnde Of thos" und.i erf.
for tie same political sin---loving frsl-
What "reminiscences and associations ns., =,
that interview have awakepedf Another -.i,
utdern history. and that Leaf stranse aud star.
ling ron ance. The United States solder p,r1.,
lie rounds on the dew wet grass and away dow,
the rayines batch OF little Pro Slavery tyr,u,, 4,
Leconpton.
And must mcH, lish in the confidence snd TIN
Of pe,yle who should be fee, submit 70 Vi,
Even 70 il seems when despotsm under 'hen,l,
Of Democracy fOuri.hes. l VIII mention u
uan,cs. In fact might err Sc no one sssNs,
thst Gen. Lane should be in Kansas Teritory.
The camp of Georeians and Csro.in!sr' y
Ws.biroton Creek, ncsr the residence Of Cas-,
Sapd,rs' are making more disturbance. Hs,r,
bn;lt LOG fort they feel little secure. Tie,
have been threatening the settlers with gs1en
, ,Yttrmjns,ion. Let the IN take care. Tbey stss.
on ticklish place.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-21
ITALY.
=. -A@s - D

A letter nom Ravens. dated July 80, cont ,in' TIE
following.
The Mur icipal Cou Gil Of ouT city, at its sting Of
Yesterday, adopted d very important rcso.dt!or.
Seven members Of the Council, Coun. lppolio AL.
be Coun. IppoNtO Rasponi, d.. Sebas.iaG Eus,oni,
and foul Ctb,rs, whose pames do not e,oect, pIo-
posed 10 a6crtss 10 the pOrtllcal government deci
fsion similar to tha. of the Municipal COuucil o.
Bologna demanding tie cessation Of the Austrian mill.
tay occupation, as well as the condit ons demanded
by the Bologna Council, for the oigani1 = N
Of the uicpalitits, and for the other reform which
requisite TO improve the in oInel statc OF the cccG-
try. The gonfdlOHeTC or Mayor of Ravenna. > ynor
Jacchinctti wishing to mike show Of yea Ous 10y
sv OppOs q the motion; bat when i was bat 20 the
vote, the Municipal Council by very large msil.ify,
8pp0vCd II without roscrve The members o! III.
body, well a. the other Mulcipi CounC j. OF tie
Roman States, sIe nominated ~ the Para. Govern
ment. TIE example OF Bologna has been worhly
followed 10y Raver ia, and the other cities of the Roman
States will not hesitate al the eGibes: opportunity 10
CO tie same.
A Paris letter of the "a il ZIr ivg,ji,-eh Gc:ct.c
says:
Baron Brouier. Minister o. France q. N.p'cs
yesterday informed the fretch Government by i,ie-
eiophic cppatch that the kDg of Naples had e. la.i
r1solvcd on making some n.o0ic Lops ig the policy
OF seNeliiy Which he hes hitherto followed. On tie
-eth uit, Il i stated that ing Ferdinand s.yned sev-
era pardoDs ofpeisons condemned fr political ofeuses
and Baron Bienier expresses the ta that in
q short time All more important prcoh will be vet
given that the interDsl policy Of the king has tecoIe
nlder. Thus the differ, between T. tSo Gov.rr.
nents Of the Two Sciies and the Western Powers ha
taken favorable turn, AMI this resul. must be as
ciibod principally to the Intervention of the Aus.ri ,n
Cabinet"
A letter from PsceDzs, OF Augr.t :. SOY tbs. tie
r. much secresy a. possible; and on the preyilas
Saturday, TOO disgcon borses arrived OF WHICH,
a. there was not enough room tJT then 10 tie b.!-
racks w,ie s.aLlcd IL the chdrches.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-21
RUSSIA.

dips.ch Via B--lD, dated Arg. ., say, -; !; '.e
Bou,eaitf !. inve-t.d With lu' fDwe- 20 arrange, Ol
lis arrival at Co0-tau'uop's ita ciifrr'h'es @ni,a
have arisen relative 10 the Russian occupaIcn o' 1le
LIE Oi StIpcn;s. ...o.
The accounts Of the ,ate Of the c:o.- IN the h'eo
Of Russa nre excellent.
Tic Russian authorities in the Crnci have ~ .ry
vhcic r,sunlcd thcir fuoc.iops bu, great wan o'
hands Il felt in the Government Ci Iauille 'rhi-aI
for agricultural aud manufaCtu uing oc'upi'ious
Gen. MouIavieT rerigns, at he own Feq'es'' lno
superior command of the Caucl-us, and has 1een ap
pointeo member OF the Senate lie l. TO be -uc'eUec
u L.- command by Gen. Prince Barya,ln.ki.
Tie Cars coronation Is noT liked Tor TIE ~ u
September.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-21
NEw YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, AUGUST 81. 1885,

SOD the sJpphes q the Tsrcso,'N ojVeTnuoc. >,
the, threaten, and a. ttry certainly sb1u'i, y ""l
be awkward ,al rather DiDg on 'bs psttious..
ard the pockets Of the Pro- Slavery ea.e7sion'ssS
THERE'S one remarkable feature oi ibis Sauimer
term of these Federal Courts, which u1st us'cL
he forgotten Oaly tbibk OF 9 ds.rir' couTs ol
tb.,e fpjtrd States alistenj1g with Federal siocrs
and ba,o,ets bec.use il has 80 far prOsttuted its
high character tbst,here are zone II tne territory
- An moor a. do II reverence" Yes, X IS M ex-
e,ris,, ~ the thres-, 80 We will subdue you that
4, court cannot BE- held in Kansas Territory With
out a guard of United States troops they are
there 70 guard the prisoners. They are tnefe 10
carlv out the sentence OF the court or pro'cc' ts
niscrab,e tools in carrying it out And soo'e a,i'
,b.x are there 20 protect the court IN its horrible
neryersiDn of legal power against the Indignation
of an OUTRAGED people. No warllke deihonsua
,ioo against these courts called for TINS IL was
the trembling Of aulty conscience that ncedcu
no accustr They knew that the peope o.gn'
10 rise in their might and crush this hofHoie 0es'
potism, AID knowing this, they tooh steps u pre-
vent It. , ...
of these iu,pri.opments and legal outrsses, and
thou,ht they did not amount 10 muCh or did
NJ, mean much ?" Did YOU ever think you were
payipr for ,he exercise OF this yllanous desPot!sn
Y,u have. perhaps, never seen IN hOnorsoie anu
hch.minded friend pining IN degraded snd suher'
ing captivity because be dared exercise those
right, which every American is proud oil believing
h, po,sesses | baye, and, therefore, know that
this is no triae. When 1 see the Federal troops
surround and the Federal arms glisten around our
Courts of law, because il is dangerous for such
Courts 10 iii. owlng to the VIII OF The people.
wonder if am in Austria or America. Startled
by the inroads OF corrupt desplt OF our free
institutions | remember that this IA "Squatter
Soyereipnty" as enunciated in the KANSAS Nebraska
hill
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-21
Hermann Cox a. Cc.'s Circular.
yey .ffirdI LIVERPOOL. Friday, Aug. s, 1856.
fhe weeks sale. > $50 bai,s aii uss OF
speculation 7St Tor ,x, and io 10 10 the tfsde
PliOes NJ changed; Ne quite
I'uiiud. Se ' Orleans. Mobile.
MidolrR....... Il sud 4 il'l 81

The weather contil uacninc.L; With sh rarse OF
,cmpTatuTc the Grsiu rapidly AID tc.yy
DE- Ike has taken pace b. adUhs the elect
you'd JIUb.by have been side able not these nI-
eveILeles steady busirsss has been done the is
and each lay te.g ar though peIeps ess act g
the end thor tie b. ginning Of The week Price.
ni3di qualities have hsrleIg ten6elcy, but slight
JeEoiaIty rcrceptbe IN the teer Er.des Of B0wed.,
VII h thou 10 il ler8ld fr expoT: t. Rusa All S-y
reuttu no lower qua os also sbundan he'ius
foIned The buh VI tie ate srvas end bcr: freely OseIe
tCsrcely sUprCri The quotations o. isst wers-
Sos sids W hOrt 70 cesbe chs ce Egyp...ussf- in
fsir request Lat ecs IL Brcz' fer Of
tue be eIiensy.y deal' ~ aud command u advance.
To he taes u'tso a. 1900 bales c~ be.-g o
speculation 9- r export tlcIe far dentd 81! ne
&C, closes l. N bui o'ic.
The edyccs ref Af:s r:odgc.d eae to helg
yiitnsv shpners large br henc for y. bl
driaby educed The accounts oi tie Iow creP were on
the v h.lc fayuCA.e
MANOHE,TLR-The.e bss been s11 demand IN - dor
hroughou the week YfBss tave .ncei + y ,d l.
akes OF sBiT;-s i1d printing cloths well engage -
Uski. higher Hces for heavy cs tse IS ieedsd IN
poyod lgeiIy Ia. a tbs Ganh IL. aG'egce ia i,s is - yet
only slsLt
lie lioAl} NAH be. very r, al ~ do.ni 49,,
eay reduction OF the Bauk dit csnuot hs
expected. C h.- deci ed eal clc'e dny 9j, for
ey sH6 s. n for ;be count.
NAVAL STo L. AC The factions n Eosin cOrs:f. CT
iA bbs Co5uon s jfo q NO'hir- tcil Ia Fay. sir
is urentne so The e,tent Of l90 b5s a. last week
rates TLLOw Ia better teGsId, tu unchanged IN value
Abtrt tO tJIf LARD ID buycitt e. no. lie ena
20 cITNe IL AsiEs the t:aI.ectionf S.e only !hlrg
BRtApsTUTI Wheat has declined fully y tIsse SD
FLOUR 10 + al = bbl Ard sack iover ssee 'hs day week
bat hste lLg hs stnt aoCi - the expcSS o.
limited ,s- In Indian Corn here is lt'e o. no
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-21

ntn. The ;ro07. uhi'b ,os P4r = :As n5-'.' IN
OF s,rs rosa. were ~ ~ sen. INTO the bsoli9 I'N
/, ,es ard Navarro m sler 70 De reorIs,l"i Cen
Due, b.ug in IL health, dl ~. aeod TO rex " 20
command # Siragos.A lJng, bit L "e' NJ, K-pE
who would be h. successnf TIE prf-on- arr. = on
the .hrre preceding oays bad Been ect a. ',I' - -
c.ut A. Melelo ah1 NJ. Ouicuria, va bad beeA o.
t,r.o Tor tial before a Gu M 1..al Mfnt7li'P'
procam.tiors declrirg that u Wa no' true th't ~
agosta had 5uuenoered, and thst 10000 men .'ln
held out in the city rad been distributes i'' '' III
clsiribuipI. verc aIrcs'ed.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-21
SPAIN.

The Ms6rii joumql- OF tie II lave cr'ved n -.
u.ar course, bu. ;heI contents wee cH', ,gstei by
letters.
Marshal Espartero, be.o7e leaving 'os Logofo. Ia
den arded a. audonce .. the y cen TO tsAe eafe ;!
htv Nsesty.
Tho terms On wh.ch Ssarosss 81 c'-eDj ,e'rere
70. known, tst ;be EE5-- says .hs: Gec RS bi';c
fsd s'vef Iasi,rrts - E,e, K - aj W. tsssd ~
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-21
COMMERCIAL INTELLLiENCE. L.
The Latest Liverpool Mnraets.

Ms-rs. Rcharc ;or, Spence Il Co report a. iolIo vs.
LIVERPOOL Saturday. Aue g. s1'-l T. ",
The tht improvement noted y-sfcrfay report OK ne
CCgN sfLet 10 sna tle pane Aa' 'nus-r
There much DONG in srie # the
tic better cemsrI fl flour = lAs 1T u ia;
ttayiy. CoTTo, urchanred lie bgsi es1 20 cay VI 20
sbcui No baes. LoNDoS-S Saturday Nooi-
COZ -oLs o.e nSAoi 0r Money and y ~ II ae:oaat
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-21
THE PRESIDENCY OF TuE UNITED STATES

Fyvz Ike Losdo1 fsucs Ars u.
The pull mina i'll the United States seems nos iu'ly
occupieo with the Presidential election vEiea Is to
take place during the ensuing Autumn. There are
signs that this struggle w engage, more thau on co
mon occasions, tie attention and Interference OF the
whole people. may no, be that this is gres; crisis;
msxAnd are always apt to look the events OF the
present day as prominently important and in coun-
try BIKE Auerica a four yeaIs' term mu.t naturally
produce many questions which the result Of Presi
dental election must deeusine Nor can We conceive
that there is any danger threatening the union Of
tie S,atcs. They differ IL 80 many ways tha.
the effect is to keep them together. Il is not
only North and South, bu, E,s; aud West, Nes
England and the Central States, whicl have
their feuds, joslouses, and wars Of word aud
they remain one, because the only alternative is,
not 10 mako two republics, but four FIVE. Without
ihtp, attaching any urduc import snce 70 the pre- cct
election, may ray that II is highly intereting TO
the world al large and seems 10 excite great expects.
tions Of good cIil in tie s. ae theuse YES IGf4c
Il !. coLtest rot 50 much on tue material vel being
Of The country on It's moral policy Whether Ba
rbsoan or Fremont be victorious VIII II AXE h"le du
ference ~ tho farmers whose crops cover the NoheG
Sia:ss 20 the hardy pioneers Of t1e wderne', o. :e
merchants Of the great towns. Probably - - country
lave pohtc4l changes Little .nt1cnee % - fea"Ta
ccoceirs OF Ee a. iR tie repuoj- Et = oev%esS.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-20

MCGAvocK SALEs.-The sale of lots in WAL
NUT GROVE took place yesterday ss per adver-
tisement, under the direction of Lindsey &
Crockett. The tract of ground for the embryo
faubourg" Of McGavock is one of the finest
in the whole range of country in the vicinity
of tie city, with a beautiful growth of fine
trees, park, and fiacly laid off into lots. A
large crowd of persons was present. Music
and refreshments were furnished, and the
whole affair passed off with much interest. A
large number of lots were sold, at from $3.50
TO $50 per foot. The terms are one, two,
three, four and FIVE years, with interest. If
the first payment is made at the time of pur-
chase, six per cent is deducted from it, and no
security required on the balance of the notes.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-20

John @. Fremont's father was Freuchman
who, for some political offence, lost his prop
erty and escaped 10 this country, lie taught
the French language in Virginia for living
and at length run away with planters tlAughl.
er and married her.-Pitts6urg Post
The Post might have added that he relieved
the monotomy Of teaohing.the French Ian
guage by instrncting the "young folk" in the
elegant accomplishment of dan cling. he once
taught dancing 10 Nashville.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-20

"a During the vacation Of the schools, the
Musical Academy will remain in session for eight
~eeks, commencing on the fret Monday in July,
and closing on The last Friday in August Those
wishing TO enter pupils are requested 10 apply to
CHARLES HEss, at the Academy, "a Vine street, on
before the LIST Of july next, during the hours OF
and il A. NJ and until AZ. tjeis-dlw
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-20

TIE SPARRowGRAss PAPER>; or Lirjng an
the Country. BY Frederic 5. Cozzens. New
York: Derby d Jackson. For sale by W.
I. Berry 81 Co., Nashville.
The experience of a city couple whose an
tcipations Of happiness led them TO quit the
city and take up their abode in the country. is
given in this work in series of quaint and
humorous papers, which no one can read and
maintain his gravity. We commend it to all
who can relish "good thing" in its line.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-20

WHEREUPoN 1t is considered by the Court that judgment
be- and it hereby entered against the aforesaid tract tracts
of land LOT lots the may be- in the
of the State for the annexed EACH being the amount OF
and charges due everay thereon for the 1856
and ordered by the Court that the said several tracts OF land
lots parts Of lots, much thereof shall be
sufficient each them satisfy the taxes costs and charges
annexed to them severaly, be sold, the law directs
THO T. SMILEY, Clerk
BY virtue of the above Order |, W D. BAKER Collector of
the Railroad Taxes for the county Davidson, will offer for sale
the court house door, the first Monday July next the above
mentioned and described lots parts Of lots pieces parcels Of
land much thereof will be sufficient Of each of them
satisfy the taxes and charges annexed them severa
Sale to commence at IL O'clock A. NJ w. D. BAKER,
March 81, 1856 Railroad Tax Co Hector.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-20
Friday Morning, June 20, 1856.

- Persons leaving the city TO spend the sum-
mer, can have the Patriot regularly forwarded to
their address, for any length of time, by leaving
their address at the Office OF publication.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-20

NARROW EsCAPE.-The Union and Ameri.
can of yesterday says Tuesday morning, as
Col. owen's wagon was on its way to market,
the horse was struck by lightning and instant
ly killed, the axletree was splntered to a con-
siderable extent, but the boy who was driving,
remained unhurt, and was again at market as
usual Yesterday.