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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-02
HuclI HON.

The Buchanan officials of Washington city, got
of Francis p. Blair, on which occasion a trans
parency having a very offensive inscription was
displayed near bis house. and hickory pole raised,
from the top Of which American Gag doated,
surmounted by Bucks skull and horns Upon
the appropriateness Of this emblem Mr. Blair, in
a letter TO his DeighbOr makes the following com
ments:
What an emblem 10 be exalted above the flag Of
the country and on the hickory tree which has
given it, Dnme to one OF its greatest heroes! OF
all animals the derr il the most timid and although
the head Of the buck is at one season ofthe year
armed with multitude OF points sharp as spears,
it never cOnfronts an enemy when il can escape
with flying feet. The grand antlers are the mere
emblem OF warlike proves, aud evidence only
of that specie Of gallantry that distinguishes the
stag aud gives to n class Of gentry OF our species
thename Of buck whether young or old.
The old buck is sort Of old bachelor like his fel-
low Of the woods, addicted to no mate, aud wh, &c
Insignia Of horns, haze, time out Of mind, been he ID
to characterize his pursuits. Is this ensign TO
be exalted above that OF the country aud chosen to
exemplfy the virtues Of one who aspires TO the
Chief Msgstraeyf II the crowning virtue be eitri-
buted TO che cOronet which distinguishes the old
buck head and which nov takes the pace Of the
iiberty-csp on the democratic banners, IL should be
remembered that il is a virtue that comes and goes
with the seasons. An old bucks honors begin TO
bud and grow in the balmy spring tme-they are
in the velvet in June, and throughout the summer.
This smooth covering is slipped of in October In
November their vistaity is blighted aud in March
the crown Of weather beaten snters drop from the
old bucks brow, and he hides droops in solitude,
abandoned by all his fellows. The hunters of the
Alrghsnies and OF our frontiers will apply this
piece of natural history, and interpret its augury.
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A PERFUMED BREATH.-What lady or gentleman
would under the Of dssgreeable breath when
by using the "BALx THOUSAND FLOWERS" as dentri
c would only render sweet but leave the teeth white
aaba? Many persons do not know that their breath
is bad, and the subject is 80 delicate their friends will
mention it. Pour single drop OF balm" on your
tooth brush wash the teeth night and morning. y
cent bottle viii last year.
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily acquired
by using the "BAIN THoUsAND FLOWERS" 1t win re-
pupes and reckles from the skin, leaving of
soft and hue Wet towel pour on two or three
drops and wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE FAsY.-Wet your shaving brush in
either cold water two or three drops Of
"BALM TaoUsAsr FLOWERS rub the beard well, and
IT will make beautiful so la er, much facilitating the
operation Of shaving. Price only Fifty cents. Beware
counterfets. None genuine unless signed by
w.P. FETRIDGE co.
sept2--d&w 6m Franklin Square, n.
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= b&eEuphksl and Little Rock Railroad. {
We had an interview yesterday, says the
Appeal Of the 26th'inst.. with our old friend
WILLIAM S. WILLIAMS, ESQ, who has just re-
turned from Arkansas, where he has been &C
lively employed for some time past ia locating
the lands donated to the Memphis and Little
Rock Railroad 1t is supposed that the dona-
tion of alternate sections win give TO the road
from three to four hundred sections of the
very richest aud best located land (all above
overflow in that State. At three dollars az
acre, which is certainly below q fair average,
this donation viii yield the company between
100000 and $500, 600. Ii the donation is
judiciously managed, it will turn ont more
than 81 100000 These lands are to be CON
irmed 90 the company at the rate of one hun
dFec and twenty sections 10 each section of
twenty miles of road completed and put in
running vrder. We are graJified to learn from
Mr. Williams, who, 10y tie way, has more ex-
perieuce in his business than any one whose
services could have been secured by the coinpa-
ny, that all the location will be completed by
the middle of October 4 road of so much vi
tai Importance as this TO our Arkansas neigh
bors as well as ourselves, will and must be
pushed ahead.
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Mass Meeting CIarksYiIIe.

The Barbecue on last Thursday, In this place,
was gotten up m most admirable TASTE aud conduct
ed ia a manner that gave universal satisfaction.
The crowd numbered about 1900, aud It's orderly
department proved that il embraced the true and
genuine American material-ihe stuff of which
patriots are made, and Ia vain might oue have
looked there, for the elements OF faction and dis
union.
The procession which formed m town, Was head
ed by two cars strongly coupled together and by
cord fastened to e,ch hung Gag bearing the ia
scriptiOn -"rhe Union ia letters OF gold. These
care had beautiful coverings, made for the occasion
bearing appropriate American Tottoes sni under
them. sat thirty-oue young ladies-each the repre-
sentative Of State and bearing pretty Gag, on
which was the name Of that State. The design was
a happy one aud L was carried out Ia manner
that made il not only beautiful but truly impress
sive. Next followed a mounted troop, hearing APP
proprAte banners and the entire length OF the line
was brilliant with fsgs and notices and devices
A er the cavalry, come the line Of carriages aud
pedestrians
Over and around the stand, waved banners with
mottoes, and conspicuous among them vas one with
thirty circles running into each other like links
of chain, each circle r presenting State, and the
whole. the Union, with good likeness Of Mr. Fu
more in the centre.
The speakers on tive occasion, we're Messrs z j.
cotTer, Rains, House. and QVssiss the I've hrsI in
the forenoon, and tue tH0 last alter oinner. oi
che speeches Il is nesdlrss 80 speak-they who de-
hvered them, are known TO our readers, and ,he TO
pics they discussed, all be inferred FROM the &C,
casion. We have never Witnessed more marked
attention. and such perfect ordersIn 80 large crowd:
and the ony snnoying circumstance was the duet,
which enveoped the procession The day vas
beautiful, tbs dinner admirably prepared. nad The
whole affair passed OF 10 manner highly saiislae
tory. To the ladies who took part IN the eeremon.
-
a high interest 20 the meeting. is due, in no small
degtee, the perfect deeorum which marked al The
proceedings Of the day. st8e
At night the Court Hoase was crowded. and
Mai Henry being called upon. made Of bis
very best effoFts-it a splendid speeeh--more
exactly himself than anything We have heard irom
him 10 good while, aud those who heard him.
went away strongly impressed with bis power ~ a
debatcr and orator. Chronicle.
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Pianos and HIusic.-we learn that Horare
Waters Of $50 Broadway n y agent for The sale Of mary
Of the most celebrated makers OF Pianos and Melodeon
Offering them at prices which ADVISE all who desire
purchase avail themselves Of He is also selling Lis large
and weknoWn Catalogue Of Music one.third from the
regular prices and viii forward the free Of postage
His Offers to the trade teachers, and schools Of the most
favorable Of which he wiz be able to al to the
letter. for having wisely adopted the cash system. The
HorAce wAiers Pianos known among the very best
We enabled speak Of those instruments with some
degree Of confidence from personal knowedge OF their
eenent tone and dsrsble qualify j. Esaneelia.
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BY TELEGRAPH.



HAR1EoRD. Sept. q. The India Rubber Betting
Company at Newtown, belonging to John 81. Chez
yer Of New York, burned last Friday, loss 500,
600, Insured for 100000.
NV Yoak. Sent. 20 The Brooklin board of
health report seven new cases Of fever since Satur,
day morning, including four deaths, also two new
cases at Fort Hamilton and one death.
NEw YoRK, October 1.-The United States store
ship Release arrived to day from Pensacola. All
aboard are well.
BosroN, October The President has declined
the invitation of bis Democratic friends to visit this
city during his present journey.
The Republicans and Americans OF the An Con
gressiona district base united in the nomination OF
congressman.
WAsmxGros, Oct THE amount in the United
States repositories sui ject draft the 22d was
s23 495 900.
BALrIMoRE, October IA Loconotise exploded
this morning at Bolton depot on the Northern Cen
trail Railroad, killing the 6remen and engineer
they were thrown thirty feet from the track.
HALIFAX, Oct | The ship BFittaliia wreck
ed on the 24th near Cape Boston.
New York, October The steamer Asia sailed
at o'clock this morning with nearly million in
specie.
CINCINNATI, october i, Noon-fiour very nrul
at Sc. Whisky steady at 80. Sugar unchanged.
Molasses 624695 with an upward tendency. River
Is inches water in the channel, stationary. The
weather is cloudy and cold.
NEw York, October l, Noou-Flour firm; wheat
dull. Corn steady. Pork buoyant, mess S20,25.
Beef 6rm. Lard very dull. Whisky has an up
ward tendency, Ohio 49, y
LOUISVILLE, October 1.-The river is falling with
four inches water on the falls.
PIrTsnURG, October l, Noou--River, IL inches
water in the channel, on a stand-weather cloudy
a d cool. ~
NEW YORK, October L. Evenng.-Cotton firm
with upward tendency.
Sales to day 1000 bales: Orleans Middling 1871
Uplands l2t: Upland fair l3t. Flour dull. Wheat
declining, White 1853; Red l45al55.
Cofee--Rio at Auction, 9tal24
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FEVER AND AcUE cured without using Quinine Arsenic
Mercury OPIUM any Of the poisonous drugs danger
compounds generally resorted to by sufferers this
long drawn affecting and annoying OF al diseases by
resortnp Carters Spanish Mixture which
Of the above deeterous substances but escuay
and y by acting specifically the Liver and SKIM Puri-
Tying the ood and expeng the remains Of old medicines
with which the system been ciogged opening the pores
Of the body and allowing to assist itself in breaking
up the diseas and recuperating its energies.
See the of Mr. John Longdon, OF Va, he had Bxed
and chronic Ague and Pever chs twice day for three
years Nothing permanently cured him until he tried Car
ers spanih Mixture bottles OF which perfectly restored
him to health nor has he had chill since He ishnly
out Of thousand who has experienced the life renewing
effects Of this valuable purher Of the blood.
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TnE GREAT Courr OF 1856. We have on a fOr

THE GREAT COMET or 1856 We have on a for
mer occasion alluded 10 the probable return, during
the present year, Of the great comet Of 1864 and
1885, with a tail of 90 deg. and much historical
celebrity. We now perceive that Mr. Hind, dis"
tingushed English astronomer, who has furnished
the best account Of the con cts observed during
many hundred years, has enlisted Professor Lit
frow, of the Imperial Observatory OF Vienna, in
his inquiries The result is the discovery Of the
original chart aud observations OF the celebrated
astronomer, Fsbricus, and those Of the Nurem-
burg observer joachim Heller. Their opinions,
supported by that of HALEY, confirm Mr.. Hind in
bis own, that this magnificent comet may be mo-
H.. il near at hand.
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sept2- -d&w GIN Frank
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-02
The Irish Mob i'm Indiana.

We copied in our paper OF yesterday from the
Logansport Qnd) journal an account of the late
ruthanly and murderous riot at Bodrbon Marshall
county, at the discussion between kessrs Stuart
and Uolfax. For no reason under heaven EXCEPT
that IN one OF the wagons proceeding 10 the meets
ing, banner was borne representing buck on his
last leg, gang Of thirty Iri-hmen from the rail-
road, armed with hickory clubs knocked down the
horses and commenced an indiScriminate assault
upon the persons IN the wagon making 20 discri
minauon between men and women but beating and
bruising all alike. They Afterwards attacked the
Hon. s. Coliax and his friends and i'm these as-
sualts and others, two men were shot dead and Sc
Veral very severely wounded. The Irish took CONF
plete possession of the town driving the citizens to
seek protection wherever they could.
There was not even a pretext that ANYTHING had
been done to provoke these horrible Irish outrages
except by the exhibition OF the old buck one leg
For This and only this, the Irish brutes committed
the assault with clubs and pistols, whilst American
women were shneking and begging and running
for their lives. For THIS and ONLY this, the most
shocking murders were committed upon persons
guiluess of any just offense. Never until within
the last years could such atrocity have been
perpetrated Without arousing spirit Of wrath and
vengeance IN the bosoms Of the whole American
people. But now such is the madness OF the Sag
NIGHT party, not word Of rebnke or complaint or
even regret is or viii be uttered by any of that
party's organs. They care not how mSny outrages
committed against Americans, how many Anne
rieans are kLocked down, or how much American
blood is shed by low, vulgar, beasty Irish Sound
res.
Yet all concerned may feel well assured that these
things cannot long go The late wanton attack
by the Irish in Baltimore upon quiet and peaceable
American fishing parties where nearly hundred
persons killed and wounded, the more recent
series Of preconcerted and brutal attacks by the
Irish Of New York city upon nearly the whole line
OF the vast American procession in the streets ard
this assassin-like attack Of the railroad Iish OF
Indiana upon American men aud women for daring
TO pass along the road with banner rot agreeable
10 Irish taste-a these outrsges. taken IN ctnnec-
ton nth scores of others of the same kind con
tnuaIly occurring wherever IrishmeR are to be
found 10 the United States will, unless there be
speedy aud thorough change of Irish manners and
morals, call forth a terrible retribu,ion. The truth
is the SsgNicht presses by their whole course,
setting the deprsved portion OF the Irish populati
upon Americans ctz they would set so many
blood thirsty ball dogs upon flock Of sheep Bot
they may find that what they take TO be sheep will
turn out lons-L0H. Jour.
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Notice to Consignees.
TRANSFORMATION pTFIcE N. a G. r.
NaauvfrrR SEMI - fSSl

NAsHvmLR, Sept. =, 1859.
1--WE draympn a. Nahvile having discontinued receive
ing goods AZ the Depot, Consumes will hereafter be
notified Of the ARRIVAL OF thsr goods and furnished With
bill OF r. ight due Any presenting the
ce and paying the bin will be recognized ihs anthors-
ed scent COnsgnee The respon sbty Of the road
terminates with the delivery Of the goods, and cizus for
deficiencies and damages viii not be allowed amer delivery,
unless by consent being the duy OF the agent have
in his possession evidences % eev ~ onsgnees their
agents will be required receipts for all articles deliver
ed Notices for all consignees whose place q business
residence Is not known vii be sent % the Post Once
CHAs. W. ANDERSON, Agent.
B-rhe object Of the above notice Is not 70 give Con-
gnees any unnecessary trouble, compel draymen 10
assume responsibilities shat do egitifnaiey belong
their business but Simply dene the position Of the F0d,
leaving merchants and draymen % make their own
rSngements. septic 20 Q. W. A
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IEvALDs recovering from the ELECTS OF Fever Bilious
Diseases long continued Illness Of any kind, win find
Carriers Spanish Mixture the only remedy which win re-
vive their dropping constitutions exps all bad humors
from the blood excite the liver prompt and healthy sc-
on its tonic properties restore tho patient to life
and vigor. He
We can only say TRY IT. Jingle bottle Is worth all
the so-cailed Ssrsapass in existence II contains no
Mercury, Opium any other noxous poisonous drug,
and given the youngest infant without hesitation.
See the cerhcatesof yonderal around the bottles
More than Eve hundl ed persons In the City Of Richmond
Va, can testify to its effects. r. k
See al
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The Art of Dy Ing Human TrnIr.


1t s but mperectIy understood by those who make
the greatest pretenons The most Of the popular Hair
Dyes Of tie day may, for the time the hair soon
TO be succeeded by tarnshed green other unsghty s
pearance Bogles Electric Dye void Of these noxious
properties. II instantly dyes the hair beautiful natural
black brown, which neither sunshine can
nsh in the least and to make douby sure
his agents authorised TO refuud the money the
perfect satisfaction not given. Prices 50 cts 81 90 and
81 50 per Inventor, W. BoeLE Boston, scld by
Druggists everywhere. my ally
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-02

AGUE AND FEVER finds its most deadly enemy in CARTEas
SPANISH MIXTURE, few bottles Of which will purify the
blood expel the superuous bile increase the appetite i'm
the DIGESTION and ty thus destroying the othe
disease, promptly restore the patient perfect health
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SAMUEL SWAN, & Co., Manager.
$4,000 Tickets--3,2 $50 Prizes.
PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
S z O & &, o @ o.!
will be distribute q according to The following
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
5i1oV fIIlsS aIluuHIIHB F1O7
Whole Tickets $lo;-Halves IS; Quarters, rs

The Numbers from 80 900 corresponding with those
Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips OF paper
enercled with small tin tubes and placed in wheel
The first ZIG Prizes Similarly printed and encrced
placed in another wheel The wheels then revoYed and
Number is drawn from the wheel Of Numbers and the
time Prize Is drawn from the other wheel The
bet and Prize drawn oPene and exhibited the
and-nce and registered by the Commissioners the Prize
beng placed against the number drawn This operation is
repeated until al the Frizes are drawn out.
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Are Won Getting Raid /,

Isyour hair turning greyi Do wish to cultivate good
whkers and moustachesf Your hair to be soft silky and
goy9 Your head to be COOL comfortable and free ofdand
ruGi Mothers your children have luxurian heads
ofhairH Then BOoLks HIPERios FLUID, which
in its unerrng effects Prices 20 cts 80 cts rs cts aud
81 80 bottle. Boger Balm of cytheria stands unr
vailed for Graduating lad pimples and identifying the
complexion Price so cts. Inventor and proprietor W.
Boyle, Bo-'"n. and sold BY Druggists everywhere.
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scRorUIA in aggravated form, after becom
ing firmly in the glands and suppuraon sscOntin
ued for years. readily yields to the powerful medicinal eff
Of CARTERs SPANISH MIXTURE which has cured more
OF long standing within the past ten years than all
other remedies mt toerther
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Republican, or Fremont Electoral Tick.
ct for arylaud.

We learn from a source entitled to credit,
aud publish it as a matter Of news, that the
following named gentleman hive been selected
as the Republican Electoral ticket for Mary land ::
For the State at large - Francis p. Blair,
VIM. Piukney Ewing For the Congressional
Disprictz: LIST James Bryan; 2d, Joha Lincoln;
8 I, q. W Nartenrt; 4th, Francis F. Corkran; 9Th,
David Gamble; 9th, Joshua Standardization
Patriot
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ladies wish 10 the roseate hue to
their faded cheeks and nuse life and vgor into their
composite n CARTxR MIXTURE the very article
they much need One bottle will do to produce
healthy transparent skim than all the chalk and lily white
this side the Atlantic Ocean.
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Thursday Morning, Oct. 2, 1856.
To Citizens and STRANGERS.

rhe publication Office of the PArRror. No. Is.
Deaderick street. having been enlarged will
be found open at all timos, day and night, where
newspapers from all sections of the country,
aud the latest telegraphic news viii be found
upon our tables for the accommodation of
visitors. A general invitation is extended to
citizens and strangers in the city to cali and
avail themselves Of these advantages for OBJ
tanning the latest news
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Tn NERVOVS SVJEFERERS.

retired Clergyman restored to health in few days.
after many years great suffering is anxious to
make known the Of VIII send (free) the pre-
scrption used Direct the Rev. JOHN NJ DAGNALL, No.
SO Fulton street Brooklyn, NY. sept2S-Sm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HoLLAwAr's oTSrxssT.--ProE Holloway had the honor
Of being presented The Emperor Of Rassz In 1885, and
obtained permission for the sale Of this extraordinary Ont
nent Russia in consequence Of its great efficacy in all
Skin Diseases win Salt Rheum and scrofula when
all other means faiI Sold the manafactorss, No. So
Maiden Lane New York. and no. 74t Strand, London; and
BY all druggists, at 95c., sage, and 81 per box.
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w hOieSaIe Dry Goods
&C.,. C4eC.
To MERcH4NTS oNIy


CTXTT-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS worth Of New and
- Fashionable Staple and Fancy Dry Goods sts Boots
Shoes Clohing aud Hardware Ac de- 10 be sod at pri
gae sale for cash aud four MS payable In Bank
These Goos have been bought IN Nev York and Bostln
since The heavy Decline ancon q ManufAciurrr SCENTS
and BY the package az prices varying rom Eve 70 ty
cent less than the prices Ia June and July These Goods
consigned 10 be closed imm edistely, Ia Wcrd,
We defy competition IA this makes. Merchants vho do
business 70 make money and pay cash and give onr
months notes and rag them, VII please give a cali
Those long-ginded gentieni Who willing pay from
twenty ave 10 ssveny-iye forfeit goods FOR the
privilege Of twelve us0us and then Il their earliest
nience, our house Il no place for.
Also. Thirty Thousand Dollars worth Of New and Desi
rabe Goods sned 70 to be sold ~ aneioa exeln
s,Yely.
Our Aue.isn Sales viii continue uSuA every Tuesday
and Thursiay.
TEaasA sums under 800 cash. over 500 four months
time.
We earnestly request City and coantFy Merehznts
make their Stocss n the Nashville market try
pep and " We dnat do shat prouise Than pas ~.
tke xrsa pleasure E owing entre steel 10 any
aod al who vii give rs a call.
TRABCB LUCAS,
Cocmissian Afsrchants,
sapti8-u No 70 Publio Square.
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ApproNLmation Prizes.

The two preceding and the two succeeding Numbers TO
those drawing the FIRST 6 Prizes will be entitled 10 the "a
Approximation Priz :, according TO the Scheme
900 Prizes OF so win he determined by the figure
Of the Number tn draws the $4,000 prize. For example,
II the Number craving the $4,000 Prize ends With No
then all the Tic cts where tie number ends in will be
entitled $40 IL The Number ends with No 9 tn all
the Tickets Wh.re the Number ends in will be entitled
f40, and so on too. II II.
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< NON 7EEF q LEAThER BELTING, e ihs 81.
O,UtEB lowins aneg;

Ao iArse ist q Casper Bzra and RlFzls, ana Lass
al 4 shls1 s s. ~ a s ,.. ss..snss ssvs ~
Cash, ~ nN CCFfKk,
sanfe5 E2sz r.ttz.
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FEfF~S<s Having associated with me in
klS-~chh my business Mr.. WV H. MINcHIS our 6rIn is
now rs below. JAS. II. ORAlGHkAD.
Nashville May I, 1885,