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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-18

NIAGARA FALLS.
To all the Eastern cities.
Three daily Eastern Trains AZ N, 10 A. NJ and eP
f1R>T TRAIN Cleveland, Pit,sburz, Steubenvile and
Wheeling, LehoinE Express leaves Cincr MT Az o'clock
n for s the Ea.tern cities; also, Detroit Wis Cleveland,
Sprin h"ld Wilmington Circlevie, Ian ard
vile, Chnco ard Athena his rain betv Gin
ciunsti and Columbus oveland Morrow Xsns and Lon
don only.
81 C0ND TRAIN-CIeveland Pittshurg and Wheeling III
pres Mall leave> Cincinnati ct 10 o'clock via Ceve
land Ptsbury and Wheerg for all the Eastern cit This
train stops at all the points between Cincinnati and Colum
bus. ~.
THIRD TRAIN-Accommodstion, Leaves Cincinnah at
S91 o'cioct Sprr ghed, Wilmington, Crclevie
ard L9ne 'ster On icosie and Hill borough. This train
stors at al pnts bet nsInnati and Spi i-gned.
FOURTH JRAIN-Cleve.~ and Pitfshn Night Express
leaves Cincir nsti o'clock, ~, vi Cleveland and Pitts
burg for al III Eastern ee Tnis train tops all points
between Cincinnati and Columbus
One Train Sunday 50 O'Clock p NJ, for Columbus.
Trains run by Columbus Tme1 Minutes faster than Gin
cinnah
Fare as Low as by any other Rouse.
For THROUGH TICKETS,
And all information, please ply he Offices No Burnett
House. second door Wes OF Vine No ILL., Gibson
House Building and old Office Southeast corner Of Broad
way and Front street opposite Spencer House, At the
Eastern Little MiAmD Depot, East Front .feet.
Oghce hoUTs from ~ a. N. uRta ~ p H.
W. sTRADER, G,hrAgt .
THE OMNIBUS LINE
Calls for Passengers at all the pr cpa Hotels for each and
train Bv leaving directions at either Of the above
Offices, will call for passengers liz al city, with
out fai' lu1av211 ". q RUGGLES, Conductor.
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''0'er The Lake where dropped the WILLOW"
LARGE lot o. Mark.t Baskets Of all si1es, made rom
" this same WIIiOw, $50 said" for lie by
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
SPECIAL NO-ICI. . q SHIPPEhs,
By savannah Io NashVIIIe.

4 the Mas VII snd Chattanooga Railroad Compsny
n have hsd ard reminded he Central abroad Com
anies o &C. rEia 81 theF summer Il does
10 have been noticed 0snrsd the hand bills Of
that Company, rscrntlv Distributed IN city take
ts method Of n 90 Minis the Heshtuts and shpers by
that he rate vii Be ~ IS for loo bs on hrst rass
.Oods aud hOt 70 the grand his represent 81 IS 10
the average ihTuug1 rate :; ess gvoas nom the
yard 10 Nashville but bect the variation
ID ito - In Sau and dsdueOd - 10 PEI 100 lbs.
Winter NhiCh makes he Tste advertisement,
tlS5 hon June 10 December, EEd 81 8 om Dec June.
n ANDERSON,
iuut2f Superinfendapt
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Awful and Fatal Conseouences


LNENsUE from treating Bo~ei comp TINS
II the year with Brandy. Opium Astragents When
checked in this way the disease cured but the Quite
merely stopped up and &c is Urtunate II II appears fe
iteh dangero diseases tftte head sVertsd and the
patti n he's chance FIR his life How oeh do hear
Bowel plants being suddenly hecked and death ron
dseaSe Of The bain oduced by the m-dcnt taking place
few aheT!
THE GRRRENBERG DY, ENTRY SYRUP
has been wonder uy successOal Ia such complaints By
chemical action protnces change in OF the
Bowels ard thus enables nature 10 perform her work.
The Board Of Health of New York certify that the
Thr d-s ppv AIRED from M Quarantine this
med cine used at The Hospitals
DR. Knowlten of Boston, calls it the greatest aid TO the
medical prOIe sim AM Blessing to the patient.
DR. De orrest Of New York, says it cures every
Of disorder OF the Dow els promp y, and that he always
nses q in cases.
Capt Taylor, Of the Army cerdes that it all
OF D sentery Contracted Ia Mexico and that 1t Is
rally used nv Officer who cont ed that complaint
Morris Franklin, Acting Mayor Of New York. re-
e0s TO be in ev5Iy family 10 be ready Check
all disorders Of he Bowels on the nrt appearance.
By Count Rodisco recommended the Medical
Board n ~ Peter burg and by them recommended TO the
tovernmen Hospitals throughout Russia has been used
in several 'ropean irntTieS with great success.
In Ma hye large Of it have been used In times
Of Cholera
the best and only certain coy for Bloc ~ Flux
heard Of that has nct nectsd HAVE NEVER
HEARD OF SUCH A CASE, The same offer IL siin
timed. ALEX. MAtKENZE
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FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
SAVANNAH

IN and afeF this date the Articles enumerated below
" viii be through Charleston and Savannah at he
p' ices an I'D 10 earh article:
Tobacco, hhds., y loo .................... SOC
PORK in bhls., 1up rs. 90
Bagging aud Rope, = leo ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
II. l. ANDERSON sup'
/. iyT-d RaDro,d
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Fresh Spring Honey Strained Q. in the Comb.
TAKEN this Sprng from the az sy Of Dr.. T. B. Hamln
also spzcmeR OF the Hives uset will be exhibited
ee At al TeaseBab- hruTs 20 which price viii be fed
= oul it he the bAnir0u," wish portion Of the
disnoe for particular call and zee tat
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TOINAIJDS

~
N this county tn Of irs constantly sui
fsring from atmos ph-ric Influences caused by sudden
ha Of weather and the variable character d the
especially spring and autumn Thee complaints and sl
forms disease nstur. TO the country, easily
the health and Dgth The lives abort
and the early settlers Of An erica they By the
p,v rul Alopathy, The ret chngs q Bydrcpt n.y.
III hot and pu gent dsss the ThnponIan school, the
decs, ely uiedicate'i pellets e oeops by.
These vau Bile and effective, simple medicinal prepsr
atoms fund in degree OF ity combined 10
scientific prorOrtions and mpOunded with Teater
skill in the GRIEF HBsRG FAMILY MEDICINES. than
Others offered tn public notice. They consist Of
eleven different remedies, all NJ which have tha sanction Of
high medical orv. ard the app ~ hundreds
who have been relieved their among whom
are found the of eminent ymen urSs, states
snd than THOUSAND PHY, In every section
D. the United States 20
THE GREEE> BERG MANUAL OF BEALTH-PRrcr rs
cents. 1his book Of $40 pages, and It written by
several hyscans each promnen in the mention
ed and all standing in the front rank Of the edica profes
sion II is the reliable hook published ana IL &
1ivet professional terms, ard written hat
undei stand it. No family should he without copy.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
bri,f examination Of the Psthol6 " Of Uterine Diseases
ether with the pr Dcple and eth Of their cure
rOMERY, Of Utica This IL yau bile pamphlet pre-
red by c the Oldest And most celebrates Physicians
tie Union. have Just received ona hundred thousand
copies for Rratuous distribution Those who d Interested
this cub will please call send for COPY 81 this pam
Dhet ALEX MACKENZIE,
JSO Collie { street.
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TIE eTacz KAIsKRs Or ths Farming Community seasrsl.
y, sho Hif ssnd t1eo9 postage sizats vii TEL
thsra he n sake nis Hare oui q Colt
sne - D. g. kUBisKT.
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sigmiss are Pigniss sliu, though psrsAsd on

Ptgmies are Pigmies stil, though perehsd on
Alps.
- o SINGS POPE, but that dBAnk Verse" sung he
closing ~ u Mayor AM Aldrrnen, mates -eur"
Pony he editorial frat-Fnty vii plrAse excused bg horse
and cart hs ADD taS bg tAx Rotsitlsisad
ng we trested te eau!ttee % sgar sheL a.
lssa cash. We hope many friends Viz Hs-st IN
adctlon, and send g lGt q subserhrA To clubs %
~ les all do tts ndsome tAnE The Horse and
d. e. RUesEY.
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RATES or FREIGHT
FROMCHARLEsT0N AND SAVANNAH
TO NASHV1IIF

NUN Jun NDSAVANNAH
TO NASHVILLE.
TO rAKk EFFgcT
On and after the First of June,
FIRST Glass
Piano Fortes Books and sta onery Boots, Shoes and
Hats Lqaors, &c, SC. 10 bottles Campfire and
Spirits Turpehsne, IN obia.; Carre.ing, China 6ssI
and Glsssvar- Cigars in eases Ciocks Conf.etiopa-
res, Cotton Cards, Gallery IN cases, and boxes
Dry Coos N boxes and aA'es; Drugs, Fruits, Fruit
Trees snd shTubher', EurS, Garden Seeds, OOking
Glasses and Locking Glass Pate, lat owners risk1
Oysters n cans and Jars saddefy, To snd Britannia
Ware fsss snd SPie' rpsr ZOE lbs, from lst Deem
and from lst Jane 20 lst Decsr Der. as
sFCoND CLASS
Hardware exeep' sch as s eiae IN EtTst and Third
class; Coffee Mills, Machinery PoYeizn LIQUORS. IN
bfI ard pipey: Tohacco In bsres b. atbef In rois
and boxes: S. In bbls. an6 casks Croekery and
2ueensxare 10 crates and casks; Riee, Whiting,
PiAsteF sheet Brass, ard Copo :, per loo co
- THIRD CLASS.
Axes Shove'S, Spades Sad Irons Zinc and Tin in pigs;
Tn-plate, Anys Wees casks II Chains ard docs,
MSniS and C1tfon CIR lagP, Co6ee, heavy Ca tings
Min Gearing, Reilross wheels ant Axlss Chairs and
Spikes, and Resin In tb's, per 1g0Ibs ......... 90
SPECIAL RArFa
Furniture and Csrrtsses boxed Sne other Eeht articles
not enumerated also, Ca boys Of Acids or Other
chemcsls, wiz Be ehsFEed Nv Getual weight, but al
double First Class hates OF, per leo 60
The rates are The same fc@ cass,Ou and savannah to
overchrrRes where they evidently exist viii be corrected
By the Nashville and Chasrogs Rsroad and paid by IN,
Treasurer upon proper eertincstf from The Agent
The Roa viii not for hid damages or injury 10
contents Of boxes or packages when
Of damage Ell 6
No clam for damages viii he considered upl.s,
nied with receipt showing the goods TO have been rocd
order when delivered 70 the Roas Charleston and sa-
vaunsh. W f..e..
In short GOOD. the Roads require 80 DAYS for an
animation a the hn not fnnnd by expiration 81 that
time the Rosd del yering viii Re auth rsed 70 payhut
claim hal D. eonsid or ecos r ess receipts
are exhibited as WHENCE % shiI ment
No goods will b. delivered rni al charges are paid and
sreeeipt gwen BY the consignres or their agents.
The Agents OF the \. C. r. un,ier heavy bonds 70
he roup4ny ard Al Freight bills due 70 the rents ipdi-
vidusv: therefore freight bills be paid fu snd re-
CARNATIONS for oV charges damages &C. be paid By
the Treasurer only, Certificate % the gent and au-
thoritv q the Superintendent.
mAyi5 H. ANDERSON sup't
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TEN TEACHERS Of nrst ability. euplayeAin the
School; s6oriing tsctis, for thorough EsGIsH ep
cation with Latin Greek ihs modern pet- ango~ges ma
SIC lon gusr harp aud organ drawing, embroidery,
ard seven kinds q painting
Rehnemen Of mannsTs and the etiquette Of society neui
Gated. Partisan LADY resides In the fany. Prizes
AWARDED in ssch department.
Aid physical eduotien 30 Be- found IN caisi enies
Dsnging Gymaas'sm. B1ung Alley, (Strctly priyEte)
swimming IN Ay4ne sivrr tsal hor.ebaek riding 1e Wei
trained saddle horses o-i0ne % he Sersinary.
Fer pArticu are, address the Primo pal
Mas. THOMAS p. SMITH.
RsyEsK>oss-Hon. RebeTt O. winthrop, Boston: Hon. I'd
yard Ere eA do; rev Charles Brook West Ne ford Rev
John trF on'. DO p GardRer NJ. Principal Boston In 10
school Hoa kehou L4vrenee. Boston, Rev. Hubbard n-
sles, New York. Kew Wm. Hague, d D. Albany. Rev. no..
In NsAle, d. BOsssa, HOn- Sam Houston, rszAG.
msyl4-
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COAL COOKING STOVE.

COAL COOKING STOVE,
Nl have just received small supply Of COAL COOKING
W STOVES, Of differ sizes that hi hly recon-
mended tn have hes alton in WarrantnH them
The Prize Goa Cooking Stove,
The Keystone St5t.,
The Lily of the West
The Beauty Of the West.
The advancing prices OF wood make important
mcl Housekeepers o. provide good Stove that viii
well with These have fa given entire satisfaction
and recommended to the attention Of those about sup
ply them elves with Cook Stoves.
We have, also the following patterns Of argh Stoves for
WOOD universally popular ia the Eastern their
economical consumption Of the fuel warranted TO bake aud
draw vel:
The MayhoUer, two sizes;
The Halcy"n, two sizes;
The Comet, four sizes;
We have also for sale usual and accom-
modatng terms the following popular from the best
foundries - the West.
The Kentuekian Cook Stove two sizes;
The Indiana do do do.
The Tennessee do do do. 81
The lion Free Premium;
The Best Premium;
The Pennsylvania; all OF which VII sell on low
terIna they Can be procured in the city.
resi- WtSOIGBT IRON COOK STOVE.
The Tennessean four sizes manufacture and have
on hand good supply Of these popular stoves and
able to supply all o. deTs.
june'7 MACKENZIE WILSON
WOPS AN0 SCRURBING BRI SssEN.
TUSF Received Long Hand Scruhbipg Bro he, Hall
- Brooms, busting Br shes, Mops, Tea Cup Mops, real
liothes Baskets Clothes Hampe :.
p-y9s MACKENZIE 4 wILSoN.
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VI. - sea,.s'ls e asna sslg,y z pFy ipsss.
pfsssa issssais s3aed t1pl . Z. A. nccAEI-
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SOME PUMPKINS
Corn Meal.

A good as Gnytodys, D. @. RUMsEY's.
HuTra for BUckmOre T. FiIlingham
PEAKING OF HAM, lot Of choice for
sale low at ID. g. RUMsEYs.
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
- -
Express Notice.
1E-Iless issiisI--s- = 80 s 4sss=-SS

MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
'I'HE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY have made ar
engagements wi The Seose Railroad f1r Daily Express
lne Sn urepared 70 receive and forward Freight
Packsgra &C. bv 'sseuger rains to Huntsville Decatur
iuScuu oia ana intern ed ate stations the c. and N
O. Railroads. Email Paelag st reduced rates
~ Messengers leave NASHVILLE daily AZ o'clock IN
t weights TO b. ed bv Express win be called
or without extra charge lsOi0-ul A. K. HOLT Agent
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ONE hundred bAes Of Flour
" Fihy bush-ls Meal,
Five hundred pounds choice Hans
Have been deposited my bet following
terms. 70 H4ms and enough Meal Flour ith H.
hat the snecssss candidate viii b. the President he
lives and doe not resign s. Hams against hundred dol
iss hog thai tie candidate Who gets beat u reeeise
many electoral as the h l. successful
The hasnes O. bet opportunity Gers te ehsnces IN al
70 Re equal he u thes~ b.
not taken soon the whole vii be sd q The
dep0s.tor. Cheap Or cash ID. q. RUMskf.
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she Disaster AT the south.

NtW uRlfANs August 2o.-fhc Steamer Mexico
nom Galveston on tho 10th, reports that yesterday
III fmbalier Island the Cabin furniture and other
>gns of the loss Of the Nautilus There is
40 longer any doubt of her loss.
Western Texas Wa suffering very much from
drought still the crops are tolerahc.
Garlnin Rutgers ten of the crew and three passcn-
rcrs Of the ship Manila reached this city Yesterday
They saw passengers who had been len Small Is
and Five Of the crew and five passengers were
Loot II vas thought two-hrd5 The Cargo would be
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ARhlN Ais Al. 1lIE
Il II IN i omsc-SncnL n lIncl. =

ARG 20th.--J l. Holman, Cumberland J II kitch-
in, Nelson Capt } \ Wilkinson, Texas; Jas + Gallo
way. Col VI Anthony Campbell; Mclver and son.
+ J Marshall, Il NJ Rain, Abram u lawkins,J Terrell
j A Jones. Halifax; Burks, Morgan, p Wilks
Tompkins, Bedford b Davis, Pittsylvana; }
NJ liite and Lady Miss NJ NJ Milton, Amherst; II {
Boon, Franklin; T { Jones Mercer; J lIunllg La
dy. children and seryt Tenn; j : Turner, Texas
G = krkwood Roanoke;capt II Ilarmng, Abngdon
= II Caaa, Push Nominating 7 II Anderson Prince
Edward; Miss l. + Anderson, Mrs. Wilson, Dinwddie
" m d MilIer- Mis.nNr
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RrPrBiIcANs ~ TRorBLEAT WHEELING, VA.
On Friday night, says the Wheeling Argus. the
.'Republicana" held meeting which was address
ed by II man named Smith. After the meeting II
difficulty occurred between The Republicans and
another panty, in which two Of the latter-Ales
,rs. liurrison nnI Ward. were bady injured.
The popular excitement became SO intense, that
to prevent Smiths being ynehcd, he was hur-
ried off to qil
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FUTURE DAYS


ders ned ocrs for sale the upon which he now TO-
sda known M Berove situated In the County Roanoke
ur miles from onsaeks Depot the Virginia
iilroah nnd eight miles salen Roam
oke This traet Hes IN the most fertile Of the Valley
Virginia aud for soil climate and proluct
contains ~ with timber enough lr all PURPOSES
pd the cleared land all IN good state of cultivation The
staple products ri the farm heat Corn aud Tobacco
ID" cultivation nf all which 1t Ia admirably adapted The i'm
proven ens consist uf comfortable Franc DIV Cling together
Nith all tho necessary houses.
Should be desired the place is susceptible Of conYprf
division int" aryei snal tracts Shoui the above pro- y
not lac sold prisht before the lnd September pa
WI then be offered At public auction the slightest
Terms VIII he liberal aud made known all who
sire 10 learn thsn 10y application 10 the rber at Clover
dale / O. be tetonrt Go. Va GEo w. McCHESNIY
4udi2stp
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AvORVSI1 HOUSE.
Mni Nv IN

TIE 'NoRNElI has undefEnr" change Of construction
that places it footing with the best modern built Hotels
the
The contains necessary guests
and is furnished in style of FrGANCF aud COMFORT suited
to the al all and Of character that i'll make rank
fact, with the fr.i class Hotels Of the country
WELLS 4 HYDE,
l3dMcts Irnnrietnrs.
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The Markets.

BtlrtMoaf, Aug Flour firm.
Wheat, some descriptions better Red ~ 20 10 3G
White 81 II 10 u.
Corn White ii to 90 cts yellow 81 to GO
Ntw lonk, August Colour firm and unchanged
Wheat declined Southern Red $i5o, Southern
White $l.6a
Corn advanced Mixed 81, Yellow c.
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TIE ArrRAY IN WAsnrNGroN.-Tho Wnsl

TIE AFFRAY IN WAsHINGTON.-The Wash
ington Star of Monday say-:
This morning an omnibus was vending its
way to the Capitol wherein werr Mes~rs. McNIul-
len of Nirgnia and Granger Of New York, mem.
bers of the House, aud other gentlemen, n dis
pute arose between the two gentlemen named
above about politics, wherein the latter i'm
proper language to the former and committed an
assault upon him. which ended in fight, in
which the latter (Grnnger) was woreted.
The American Organ gives the following:
Mr.. McMullen. of Virginia, and Gen. Granger,
of New York had an encounter in omnibus
this morning. Mr. Granger threatened Mr.. Mem,
that after the 9Th of November, the North would
compel the South TO submit whercup"n high words
aro>r, when MIR. McM0llen struck General Gran
ger with his fist bat without nhcting serious in
jury
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vnne ha, date, from Granada. Nicaragua, Ia the
9th ut. On the l9th alt. diplomatic relations
with l.. ) Minister Wheeler were resumed, Gen.
Walker giving him cardinl reception Tho re-
port that Rivas. with GOO followers aided by 1000
Guatemaans,is in possess sion Of I.eon,is confirm.
ed, but it j. also stated that cholera ana starva
ton eIe thinning their ranks. Capt. Baldwins
compnny of Is men had routed $50 Ghnmorrsias,
killing II of them. Only 3 Americans were woun.
ded, Capt West md DR.. Ldndy Of the Nicaragu
mn army fought a duel on the Ith inst, in which
the former was severely wounaad. On the 2ilh
ult., scrip issued 10 pay of the men enlisted
for SIX months, md they wcr" Discharged Wal
kcr had received supply of provisions, and, hi.
army was generally healthy. The natives
becoming more satisfied with his government
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT. -Porinnd Aug
l3.-On saturday, the Cumberland train of cars
run OVER "A wagon, instantly killing two little
girls, aud fatally iniurlng boy all children of
Mir. YoIk Of Falmouth.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-21

The ACCIDENT To THE STEAMER Arabia
Halifax, Ang ls.-1he Arabia struck on Blnnk
Rock. on which there was above sixteen feet Of
water drawing twenty one feet and going at full
-pecd, struck her bow on the rock-She then
and sill over the rock striking first at the
bow, then under the boilers. then under the main
mast. The survey Of the divers was net made
public hu, have learned; that they found the
false keel. Che main keel. and the garbnard gone
n far att rs the for"mast which is a far aft ms
they surveyed a Boston ~hiphuiIlcr who exam
amined the Arabia here. tlnk> that when she
struck first, She stove in The lower part Of her
stem, her keel and deadwood, and the Gore ends
# her bottom planking; then rising ON lie rock
crushed her keel and tore it off smooth To the
floors. The divers stuffed a large quantity Of ga
kun into the bow outside. \ bulkhenl of cotton
md oaknm built inside. The ship ma
king eighteen tons Of water an hour when she
sailed on Saturday.
About half Of her Liverpool passengers stop.
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4 ANCAsTER HOUSE.
4 Ill lllI 4

THO C. LANCASTER late OF Fucastle Va takes pleasure IN
his old friends aud customers aud the public
orally that he has taken and Opened thai large and
modou House opposite the Depot in this place He is
prepared to give them welcome reception.
E dNrmos
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\. \. Tones Of Monday.

MoRE FIGHrING IN kANsAs.-S 81. Louis, Aug.
l6.-'Ihe Border Ruian nt the 18th published
at Wc-tport, Mo, says that "n Monday night
200 free soiIers attacked the town of Franklin
which contained only ~ pro slavery men. Tho
fight lasted an hour; six free >oors were killed
and four pro slavery men. The post office was
robbed and burnt, when the assunnts retteatrd
carry ing of with them the cannon belonging To
the town. Another report says.that II ircesoicrs
were killed and wounded
The t. :. troops occupied the town next day.
Ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-21

l.HentY. August 40 pltof4 az NmelNI,N-i IN
receive this h, Telegraph from Liberty ttconce here
being just established