Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-27
THEATRICAL IxrELLIeENcE. regular season
commences In this city on the goth Of September

THEATRICAL ISTELLIGEEcE.-The regular season
commences In this city on the goth Of September
next.
Col L. B. Lent is in Cincinnati on the look out
for lot on which to erect an Amphitheater.
Miss Davenport is in Boston. =
Mr.. CoIliOs, the Irish comedian, is now play
ing at the St. Louis Thester. s-
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Florence are 70 have a
complimentary reception on their return to New
York. They are expected on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Chapman are rusticating in Kenr
lucky.
Mr.. Le6er, a new Yankee comedian, has been
quite successful in New Bedford Mass.
tT- Miss Eliza Logan has purchased one bali
Of the Peoples Theater, at ST. Louis. Il is extern
si'ey rumored that Mr.. Wool the other proprietor,
is about TO purchase one half of her-or rather to
make her bis better-hslf
sale of North Carolina tobacco was recently
made in Lynchburg, Virginia. at 500 per cwt--
the highest price ever received for North Carolina
tobacco.
F- That gap in Rue Deaderick has as
sumed gigantic dimensions of late, and is still
increasing its huge proportions Take care
how You drive on Cherry street in that vicini-
/ ty. Remember villa: befel that 'clay-bank
colt" of Cedar street memory.
W- The new school building now being
erected by tie corporation Is being pressed
rapidly toward completion. IL will, we learn,
be ready for use by the first of October.
RATHER PoINTED.-Two editors way mp
about the Lakes are having deectable time
of it in bandying epithets. One applies to the
other such mild terms as 'silly fool" and
'sneakiDg pappy," while the latter returns TO
the onslaught with the modest phrases of
shameless BRUTE" "adept liar" crawling
vermin," and "bed-bug propagation" Their
subscribers mus: have leather stomaches.
E- The Young Mems Fillmore and Dom
elson Club meets tonight in Firemens Hall,
College street. We hope to see large num-
Der present.
CoUNrERFEITs OF VIRGINIA AND Norm CARULI-
Ma NoTks.-The Richmond Despatch says:
We have seen several counterfeit notes on vari.
Gus banks of Virginia and North Carolina, which
have been in circulation in this city for some days,
but have been fortunately detected. One Of these
is on the Farmers Bank OF Virginia, which is so
well executed that it takes the most practised eye
to detect it. The only manner in which they can
be detected is by examining the signature of the
President William II. Macfarlane, which is written
very fine almost az though il were engraved, and
the last letter is written that il can hardly be
determined from a d In the genuine, Mr.. Hacfar
lanes signature is written in plain, bold hand
with every letter distinct. The cashiers name is
most excellent imitation. These notes Ks
We do rot know whether there others Of small.
Ter or larger denominations. The North Carolina
ceunterieits seem to be on the State bank prnci.
pally, but are more easily detected. These North.
western Virginia banknOtes should be carefully
examined before being received.
MEssRs EDrORs PATHOrIn comp lance With the wishes
Of "Some Of Them in paper OF the goth ST., well
the personal quests OF many Others have concluded to
have you ANNOUNCE my candidate for Mayor at
the approaching election.
Respectfully yours,
J C. DARDEN.
The You've Mans FILLMORE DOSE. CLUB will meet
this evening Freman's Hall, College street, the
usual hour. By order Of the President.
W. B. THOMPSON, Rec. Sec.