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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-13
YoRK. Dec. 4

NEW AOkk, DEC -
Mr.. Fillmore left town this morning tor his home
in Buffalo, after pleasant sojourn Of several days
in the Great Metropolis. He came here on legal
business and negotiated some paper in Wall-street
yesterday he was cordially received by both
bulls and bears in and about the street He looks
as well as usual and bears his defeat nth chiValre
tqaanimity. Mr.. Fillmore will resume the prae-
tiee of lAw 10 Buffalo, where he left large and ID
eragye business eight years ago.
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DIED,

Al the residence q @. shArlAnd Phps near Sossrrs
Tssa ca sash s Mr AEIAEA szEFu, IN he 1ash year
q Der age.
Al AZ oeook his morning tie residences Of Der 900,
cApt Wa B. walsan. MRS SUSAN wALros, eeasort Of
Dr. Timothy walton.
- TAs saas Ena asguainsAnse invited 10 attend bar
faHsrs ana burial tenorrow CsStard3y1 sFsnng a o.
oioek. ssFEiee By Dr. Green.
Friday. Dee. ~, 1855.
- eadseniy al hls residences oa he sth iasi, three
niles fron Narresseoro. JOHN HUBBARD. Ne vasaheai
sxsy yeaFs sfsss.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-13

W. T. BERRY co. invite the attention CT buyers to
their Stock Of Fore and Domestic Stationery, Blank
Books, Writing and Letter Paper, &C.
WRITING PAPERS-Cap, Letter, Commercial, Note,
Packet, Bill Papers, Folio, Deui Medium. Also Log,
Blottins God, Silver Glazed, Tissue and Copying.
EEVELOPES-Buf, Blue Wove, and Laid, for CONNER
ca PurD SEES Of all the various patterns together with
large stock Of Fancy aud IN bOssei new patterns.
ACCOUNT BOOKS.-Ledgers, Manuals, &C
BANK ACCOUNT BOOKS individual and General
Ledgers, Discount Books, scratChers, &c, &C.
BANK SHEARS-Fue article.
ACCOUNT PORT-FOLI05-For accounts.
INVOICE PORT-FOLIOS-FO Invoices.
ORDER BOOKS.-yarious sizes.
TIME B0OKS-AH the various sizes and styles.
BILL B00KS-Some new styles.
RECORD BOOKS-Cap, Demi, Medium, and Royal Of
the drst quality.
COPYING PREssES-A variety Of the bss, manufac-
tue.
COPYING BoOKs-Made Of the best English Paper
Also, French Copying Books low prices
COMMERCIAL BLANKS-Notes, Drafts, Bills ofEx-
charge, Bills OF Lading, &c
INKSTAEDS-Whuey's, sillman's Patent, Fountain
Pump Glass Of every description. Pocket InKssnds DIVA
riOus kinks.
INK Arnolds, Maynard Noyes' Writing and Copying
Inks, GuyoGs celebrated Carmine, &C.
QUILLS-Nos. so, 50, 70 andsO.
and Slate Pencils
CRAY0NS-Whte, Black, Red, assorted eolOrs for
artists.
PARCHMENT-suPerior Writing Parchment.
MATHEMATICAL & DRAWING INSTRUMENTS
Best English, French and German.
POCKET CUTLERY-ROgers, Cookies WOrstenhom's,
nom to blades
STEEL PENS-GIlots, Perry's and many other kinds.
GOLD PEES-Morion's.
WRITING PADS-For the Desk and Table.
PORT FOLI0S-Cap audLeter size, various styles with
and without locks.
LETTER CLIPS-RatcliGss improved patent Letter
Clips, and various OF her patterns.
NEWSPAPER FILES-A new and proved article.
GLOBES-I3 inch.
CHESS MEN-WO God, Bone and Ivory, plain and cary
ed.
BACKGAMMON BOARDS-A great variety.
SCRAP-B00RS-Au the various styles
THERM0METERS-In Japan Cases.
CARDS-Yisi,ing and Printers Plain Ivory surface and
Double enameled.
DRAWING PAPERS--Anuquarisn, Double Elephant,
and all the smaller sizes Of Whatman's English Drawing;
together with the French Roll Drawing Paper
decl2
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-13

BAD CHIRoGBAPHY-A good story is told con-
corning the writing of J. W. Brooks, the great
railroad manager Of Michigan. He bad written a
letter to man on the Central ronte, notifying him
that he must remove a barn. which in some man
ner ncommoded the road, under penalty Of pros"
ecution. The threatened individual was unable to
read any part of the letter but the signature, but
took il to be free pass on the road, and used 1t
for a couple Of years such, none Of the conduc'
tors being able dispute his Interpretation oil the
dOcument.-BO Irdveller.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-13
NASHVILLE THEATRE.

A ITERATION OF TIME.-Untl further notice the doors
II will open at 81 oc,ock, and the curtain viii rise at =
Benefit Of MIS- T. NJ Vance. Saturday evening, Dec. 10,
1885, viii be presented the comedy Of the SERIOUS
EIMELN. CAYATINA (from Cinderills) Miss Julia
Mile. FL JALko DE XERkS, Miss NJ. Psrtington. IA
V0RITE s0NG, Mrs. Vance. COMIC PAS DE DEUX,
Mr. Goodwin AMI daughter. The pero nance will con
clu c with the comedy, in act, entitled FAM 4
HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY. Ar.
Chanfau aud Miss Abertine viii appear Monday night.
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TALL FIGURING.

TALL FIGURING.
Jim Potter TO Landlord-Detter
two dais bord 81 CIT
Landlord TO Jim Polier-Detter
dAis lost time IS 20
"Thar she is ~ said Jin, IS he passed the
slip of paper across the counter. "'Oordin'
to your way OF keepin' books, fellow sin't
'lowd nothin' for lost time" The landlord
said nothing, bat gazed with astonishment.
You see," continued jim, anxious TO establish
the correctness of bis bill, IL tuck board by
the week, yon know" "Y>e-s," mnttered the
half-choked landlord "And the bargain was
that you was To credit me for lost time at the
usual rate, you known aye g." boarded
with you two days, you know" AYES" Il
didn't board with you -four days, you see"
Yes" "And you owe me for that" The
landlord took q long breath, brushed the per-
splration from his face, and casting his eyes
vacantly about the ceiling. slowly CALCULATED,
"Oh, yes" Nov Amt going 10 be hard on
YOU" said Jim; '.yoa feel very well-aDd as I'm
going up country 10 morrow, wen spend that
Iittle balance for champagne tonight. Bat I'D
tell yon one thing, landlord" be added, after q
pause, ''yon woald make money II you would
hire q clerk u
"Jlm Potter should &c, up new arithms,.
tic Tor the benefit Of such benIghted travellers
a. are short Of fonda "Pottsrls BAOk-Aetion
As4shmeficn would be good name for il, and
IL would beyond qaesiions prove "a real bless
ing 10 sackers.H A 80 81
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-13

CoTToN GoING North. - Messrs. Falls &
Crash shipped two hundred bales of cotton
per National yesterday for Cairo, which goes
thence by railroad to New York and Fall RiV-
er, Mass, one half for each place. This will
soon become an important route for shipping
cotton to the eastern cities, provided the rail-
road companies establish tariff to compete
with other routes.--Iiemphis Bulletin.
The largest portion of this cotton will, doubt
less, be returned by the same route to con-
sinners of cotton goods in and near the cotton
planting States. The whole cost of transit can
not fall much if any below 6 cents per pound,
reckoning freight, insurance, interest and CONS
mission, and not including profits. For this
cents a pound the cotton, in a Jfrst-cCISS and
well-managed cotton mill, can be made up at
or near the cotton fields into coarse cloth.
What folly, then, to expect such course OF
trade to continue. Dragging cotton and cot
ton goods twelve hundred miles each way
over coal fields and by water falls and through
the richest subsistence country on earth to and
from barren and cold New England where corn
is planted with crowbar on the hill sides, and
where the valleys are made reservoirs of wa
ter power-a power, by the way, always I'M
certain and now largely aided by coal import
ed from Pennsylvania!-L0 Jour.
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To the Editors of the Louisville Journal.

To the Editors Of the Louisville Journal:
A paragraph appearing in one or two of the city
papers induces the belief that inquiries are often
made as to what is doing on the Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad To satisfy such inquiries, ask that
you insert the following report of the Engineer for
the month of November:
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 8, 1876.
john L. HELN, President I'll herewith submit
the payroll, vouchers, &c, for work done during
the month, of November, on the Main Stem and
Lebanon Branch
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.n,1INIS.rnn Enn,s Nn.rICE-

[ AVING qualified Administrators Of John Thomas,
Decd al persons indebted to the decedent will come
forward and make immediate payment, and those having
claims against him hereby notified to present
them within the time prescribed by law they will be for
ever barred DELILAH THOMAS, Adninistrat tx
Gec9 Of John Thomas, decd.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-13

Just received by JOHN YORK Co., IS Union street
Putnam's Monthly for December;
Household Words for December.
The School Fellow for December.
Frank Lesle's New York journal for December.
Frank Leslie's Gazette Of Fashion for December.
HOUNG Mas WHO WISHED To LIS, BY Smtdly.
LIS AND ADVENTURES BECKwOR1u. Illustrated.
DEHvtTIOs FANNY NAMES By Arthur.
BASIuED Son By Caroline Lee HentE.
A PMGRMAaE EL-MKDISAH AND MACCAs.
ORIENTAL AcQUANrASoE. By De Forest.
Tbs GOtDE DAGOS, By American.
SIGNS TINES By Bunsen.
RIFLE AXIS AND sAUDLE-BAGs.
PREJUDCE AND FASATICIsN Novel By American Lady
Teachers MscELLANT. By Professors Campbell Hadley.
THs WHrs CHEZ. By Capt Mayne Reid.
NEvEE TOO LArE TO MESD. By tharles Read.
LIvE AND LEARS. guide for writing and speaking.
BEAUTY PLElsURE Novelty Reynolds
PASSION PREJUDtcE. A Domestic Story by Mrs Grey.
FaASK FoREEsTKzs COaFLErE MASUAL EOu SPokTNEs.
RsrMsUrIoS. A Tale Of Passion By Mrs southworh.
MAclULAI's ESGLASD. volumes complete in one.
IRyISa's LIFx or WAsHISGroS. volumes.
DR. KASE's ARCTIC ExPEDuIos.
LIE IN BRAuL- By Thomas Ewbanks.
Just received by JOHN YORK CO., IS Union st.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-13

ARRIVAL OF COOLIES AT HAvAEA.-Dates
from Havana to Goth ult., announce that the
British bark Ellen Oliver, Capt. Henderson,
had just arrived at that port from Swsfoa
and st. Helena, after r passage of 1917 days,
with 263 Asatics, for corn field service, under
eight year contracts. Sixty of these poor
creatures died on the passage, and two after
arrival. Bark Henry Miller, Pust, from same
port, lar days, had also arrived, with lS6
Asiatics to the same consignees. Six died on
the voyage.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-13
LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT OR LOCATED.

WILL pay cash for Land Warrants. will also buy old
i Missouri and Arkansas Land Patents, issued about
ISIS to soldier Of 1872,
also prepared to locate Land Warrants in South
Missouri the line Of the Sou western Mi souri,
Railroad in connection with gentleman who has had the
selecting Of more than 2000e Of abroad land along
the line of this road For further particulars terms
enquire Of the undersigned Cedar street, the Post
ONCE. ISept6dkW G FELLOWS
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-13
SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY

NLANN Ms
To be drawn in the City Of Mobile, Ala, In public,
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1857, on the Plan Of
SINGLE NUMBERS!
JoHS HURrIE and W. w. McGUIRE, Esqs, Commissioners.
10000 Tickets $3.50 Prizes
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS.
Novel scheme!
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-13

COMMITTED to the Jail Of Davidson County, Tenn.
- the LIST Of December 1856 DegrO boy who says his
is HENRY and that he belongs T. Charles Inman, OF
East Tennessee The said boy about 20 p OF
age about feet inches high, tall and Of yellow complex
ion MIR. Inman requested to forward and prove
property and pay charges according to law.
declO-St W. II. OLENONS,
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-13

DY virtue Of power vested Trustee, w expose
ID for SALE for Cash the highest bidder on saturday
Goth inst late residence Of my mother the rankin
Turnpike al the household and kitchen furniture belong
to her estate. Also one good m lch Cow and Clt
decs-lwd H. L. NORVEIL, Trustee
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-13

young sailor, who had been rowing around
the world for several years on returning home,
was constantly annoyed and lionized on &C
count of his having had personal relations
WITH caDnibas, anacondas, whales, elephants,
sharks, tigers, pirates and other creatures
Which inspire the untraveed mind with ter
ror. He hated, above ell things, to spin
yarns" but still he was constantly beset to do
so. Being at q party one evening where the
guests were INDUCING in the narration Of ex-
ceedingly tough stories he was as usual, impor-
tuned to spin them yarn, and finally, at the
request of his father, he related the following
narrowing tale, the circumstances mentioned
IN which he saw with his own eyes:
"As one the Panama steamers was leaving
the harbor of Havana, in the summer OF 1854,
said the young sailor, "a beautiful widow lady
named Howard, was standing by the gunwale
on which her son, q little boy some four years
old was sitting, playing on sugar hageolet
which his fond mother had purchased for him
in port, of an ingenious spanish confectioner.
The child was greatly delighted with the toy,
and blew vigorously. while Mrs. Howard SEEM
ed to enjoy the little fellows delight as much
as lac enjoyed the hageolet. The transcendant
beauty of the mother, and the angelic lowell
ness of the child, riveted every eye that OBJ
served them, ard various were the specula-
tons advanced as to their history. After some
time a sailor shouted, "a shark sharkI' and
every body crowded TO see the huge monster
that was swimming along side the vessel. As
the passengers were reInarking upon the APP
pearance of the shark, shrek was suddenly
heard, then q splash, and quick as lightning
the ravenous monster darted upon his prey.
Little Tommy Howard bad fallen from
the gunwale and the widowed mother was now
childless.
''Mrs Howard, who had tainted, WAS carried
below in a state of insensibity.
"The shark still swan by the vessel side
Some Of the men determined, if possible, to
avenge little Tommy's death; and batting
huge hook with a piece of fresh beef, they
cast it over beard. Almost Immediately the
shark swallowed it and fifteen stalwart arms
pulled Justify at the rope. He was an immense
monster, and struggled violently. As soon
as his nose was pulled well out of the water, q
number of Californians began to practice pis-
tol shooting at his eyes. Their balls soon put
a quietus him, aud he was hauled lifeless
and timber on board. When his huge bulk
had been stretched along the deck, it was pros
posed that he should be opened and the res
mains of the boy taken from his stomach and
given Christian burial. The proposition was
Immediately acted upon, and soon the carcass
was laid open; when, to the astonishment OF
everybody, the bog oas found EnugLy seated be-
tsoeen the monsters ribs, still playing the flag
eolet"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-13
FANCY GOODS.

LEATHER G0ODS-Ladies and Genslemen's Dressing
Cases; Furnished Morocco Retcules Ladies' Travelling
Bags Morocco Portfolios; Writing DESKS; Pocket Bo 10,
Port Monaes, Cigar Cases, &C.
hACHE GOODS-WOra star ds and tables; Work Box
Is and Clnine,s Writing Desks Iukstaud, and Portfolios
ROSEWOOD G00DS-Dressiug asss, Work Boxes and
wiring Desss.
OAK CABINET-Ofa new and beautiful design, the
natural color q the English Oak.
PORTE MONAIES-slver, Pearl, Ivory and Leather.
PEARL AND IVORY GOODS-Pearl and Ivory Book
Knives and Folders, Tablets; Pen Holders, 4c
7. B. 4 co. invite examination Of these Goods.
Nashville, Dec. r. 1885.
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Fourth CIrcuIT-Equity.
Joseph Tarnsy John shshane ct alsOPaloa By Jads'
Carathers, Affirming decree Of ChAneel,or.
IAN girruff

skldnore 4 Marcan " T Es;iH. rrnsiee-oPinon ~
Judge CArathers, o1hrniag dsoFee Of Chancellor.
James Kagtv w Richardson Harrison.-OPni1n by
Jude Harris. aehsming decree Of Chancellor.
ParusiiA Rnboy sinpson J. Enboy -Opnien ~
Judge Harris, Aaarming deerve Of chAneeiior.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-13
AUCTION SALE Of GROCERIES
BY
Lellyett, Ewing & Co.

on MONDAY, Dec 18th, At 10 &C Osk A. NJ, will Of
~ Ter At Auct0a in front Of 0gr House NOS 10 and H.
South Market street, general assor neat u Groceries, 20
sits
so LhIs Sugar (nss crop 80 bbs Smiths Old Reserve
prime 10 choice, Nhbky,
IS bbs Molasses, (uss) 20 hbs American Brandy,
$50 bags choice hi0 Cod-e, loo kegs Nas-assd s1es
20 bhs CrIshei sugar, 20 boxes Imperial Tea,
90 Powdered do, % d0Gen Bgckcts,
IS " Loaf Do, so bsRs sas salt,
lt0 pkxs sisr Candles--L - boxes assd Pirklcs,
y and wAol,s. Ass'5; 81 earks soda,
80 bxs Tobacco, assorted leo boAcs glassware,
branss, cases Matches,
g bis hfhbis Macksrel Is bsgs Pepper and Spice,
loo bbs Deans G. osrased 20 doI spced Oysters fresh
Aurora WHISKY, 20 bbls Old Peach brady,
s. bills Old Rye WHISKY, tyery hasl
With many other ARTICLES In the roccry lac enuusr.
at-d above LELLYETT, EWISG 4 co.
drci2--dsiziWtd
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-13

There are some smart arithmeticiansin Cali
fornia. The AayspilIs Herald of that six"
gives an account Of one Jim Potter, who after
engaging board for week at hotel brought
the landlord in his debt by the following speci-
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-13

Total - &9l 1S5 1876
state Tax, 1917 cents per 800 $15i $50
Mill Tax 10 cents per 800 91,1sS
Internal improvements, rs cents per $l00 6s S9i
Poll Tax, lis
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H'esC Publications,
THE ENGLISH POETS.

y. T.-BERRY& co. have on sale
TIE ALPINE P0ETs-PIokERSs's BEAUTIFUL FIs-
EDToS elegantly printed superby bound IN call 50
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TpUSTFE.S SAFE

TURKS ISLAND SALT.-iO6O bags Turks Isl-
i aud Salt in store and FOR sale low TO close.
deco u 3 FRENCH 4 SON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-13

Pennsylvania Buckwheat Flour.
400 BAGS to arrive Steamer Ia Crosse, and TO-
HUI sale By d. D. DICkEf
dsci2 No. 5 College Street
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-13

EREsst OYSTERS IN kegs ara rsrsvsa daE,y as
IT. RfDDt EakAGk&S, cerner ~ ehesfg and DsadcFiek
siresss SO f4nlg Ead ouiy o. per kss.
uoF13
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-13
APPROPRIATION PAIZ IS.

$3.50 Prizes, amounting s2iNOO
WtOe Tickets, SO: Halves, 20; Quarters 81 20.
The first 2lG prizes are decided ~ usual.
The 5000 Prizes OF $40 will be determined
By he figure Of the Number that draws the $4,000
Prize For example, the numb er!irawing the $4,000
Prize ends with No then all the tickets Were the num-
ends in will be entitled TO $40 II the number ends
with No g then al the Tickets where the number ends 10
will be emitted % $40, and 10 0.
Certificates Of Packages viii be sold at the following rates,
which Is the risk
Certificates o. Package Of 10 whole Tickets co.
10 Half .... 80
10 Quarter Z" ............ 10
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates eifhertO
3. SWAN co Atlanta, Ca
s. SWAN ongomery, Ala.
decl3 or sSWAN Box 200, Mobile, Ala
Pennsylvania BuckHheat Flour.
q - L ...Ir.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-13

The force OF men and horses employed on the
day of the estimate was Is follows;
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-13
Counting House and Fancy Stationery.

y Many Of The above can be bad separately.
decI2
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ture reference. Here is the data:

Real Estate S67 400 115 51635S0 as 5500 s1s1 1856
Slaves 51S35SO
Capial Is 544 800
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-13

COLTS HEEoLvRRs.--Jssi received ~ a.
- press 81 he above 4ned Pisios, aad
isS pairs Alcns sea-eoeknF Psi0 asserted Hors z b.
dses =. q. RoBkkfS0N. hFoatsay.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-13

Fire Crackers!
90 BOXES q The above lass received and r sale b.
W. decl1 }. G. ROBE8rsOS, Broadsay.
Sumdries.
boxes Pine Apples; b5ls Cursents.
had Cocoa Nuts, baxes Citafans
50 baxes Oranges 10 boxes Leznonsi
10 boxes Recans, i01 hex-a fsEt-
10 hoHrs s0sl sheu Aimeads leo sux-s a. T. I. KAsnt
10 bhis ca =. &ascrte1,
Large lot u EirsHorks, Aaa'1;
Avarsty q chrsi nxass aad Tors q al Sorts Jest
received and sor sale b. J. @. ROBERTSON
dseia Broadway.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-13
RIVER RISING.

HAVE 20 Negroes to sell, amongst them several good
mechanics and three extra fancy girls Willzeu
rgiins to men buying to keepin the city.
decl REFS ". PORTER.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-13
LAW PARTNERSHIP.
SWEDISH LEECHES.

JUST received fresh supply Of Swedish Leeches by El
tj press. For sale by DEMOYELL & BILL.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-13

Land Warrants! Land Warrants!
WE will pay the highest market p-ce in CASH
w chaniise for Land Warrants.
BRANSEORD, MOWHIRTER 4 co.,
ort2S-u No. II East side Public Square, Nashville.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-09-25
The Base Conspiracy Confessed.

We give below most remarkable expo
sition of the insidious designs of the Black
Republicans, taken from the Detroit Free
Press. 1t confirms, beyond all question, the
charge which again and again we have
made, that the hue and cry about Kansas
was miserable electoneering hypocracy,
invented and kept alive by set of dishon-
est demagogles, who seek by sectional agi-
tation md excitement so to infame and
poi son the public mind to secure the cleo
ton of their dutonaton candidate, John Z.
Fremont. This exposure deserves to be
published IN every honest journal in the
land, as it should be read by every honest
minded voter, for it gives the only true ex-
planat:on Of the thousand and one ra,o- head
and bloody bones outrages which have been
hawked over Che length and breadth of the
land. It contains evidence which should
convince every honest man of the desperate
recklessness of the Black Republican party,
of it's utter want of every principle of hon
esty, patriotism or truth; that they are not
only willing, but actually have, with delib-
Grafton and reconciliation, instigated, paid,
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-09-25
From the Detroit Free Press
The Battle Of OSaWattamie.

The Black Republican papers are once
more filled with startling accounts of"out.
RACES" in Kansas. The "Batte of Osawat
tamie" furnishes the New York Tribune
with material for three broad columns ot
blood and thunder intelligence. The whole
country can bear witness that for weeks
prior to Lanes invasion of the Territory
peace had prevailed, So profound was this
peace that even the correspondents at Law
renee of the New York Tribune were forced
to confess it. The outrages had run out
and the correspondent was constrained tc
write of peace, or not write al all. With
the prevalence of peace industry revived
The hum Of activity animated the towns,
and settlers began to occupy and improve
the lands. Kansas wore a joyous smile
She prayed for repose, and Col. Sumner, by
expulsion of Southern armed bands and thu
dispersion of the Topeka Legislature, hac
given her repose. She asked only that she
might ENJOY II.
She was permitted to enjoy i. for while
But repose to Kansas was death to tht
Black Republcanism in the States. The
intelligence of Fremont's nomination and o
the "sack of Lawrence" spread over the
country simultaneously, and Trsmont's pros
poets opened brilliantly. There seemed
danger thar he might sweep the whole
North with the force Of tornado. so exas
perased was the northern public mind by the
state Of things represented to exist in Kan.
sas--so convnlsed was il by the false color.
ing given to actual events. and BY the food
of manufactured "Kansas outrages'' with
which the Black Republican press delugsd