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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-17

W Mr.. Wise, Of Virginis Is reported Ia
have said some months ago ia ore al his
speeches that Mr.. Fllmorv's administration
was Washington like' lie has thought g,r,p,
er, since Mr.. F.'s nominaiion, 10 deny having
used the expression. tbs pity that he feels
called on 90 deny about the only reputable
remark attributed 10 him Tor some years past
Lou. Jour-
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-17

A RENINISoENCg.-On the day when the
news OF General Scott nomination for the
Presidency was received here in lS52, We step
ped into barber-shup and there met fac
old Democrat who seemed quite distrs--vd
"Oh," said be, why nd you not n"minate
FIllmOres lie has hrcu "a most excel. at
President, and his nomination would have put
an end To AL party strife should be very
glad % see him President again"
We hope that our odd friend il gralifed now.
The American Con sention has dore WHIST be
was 80 unhappy at the filure Of the Wing
Convention IA do. Let him swing bis hAt ard
shout for joy aud tell his friends - initiate his
example. Let rs all shout aud be glad to-
gether.--LOa Jour
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Capital SIS, 900!

1900 Prizes Amounting to $50, 900!
Tickets SO: Halves SIS; Quarters $3.50.
PRIZES WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
Persons sending money by mall need fear It's being
lost. Orders puuctualy sttende too. Commune
confidential Bank NJ les q squad tAuks taken par.
~ DraWngS sent 10 all ordering Tickets
Those wishing part GUAR Members sh9ud order mme-
dist-ly. Addrsss JAMES y. WINTER, Man ger,
macon Ga
uFib-td or, box iss N1sHvTIIK y. ..
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-17
Opening Day.

Mr.. Wise has made great preparation for the
current season. and iuaugurates at his MILNE
ny Bszrar on Union street, this morning, his
nep Spring Fashions of BoNNETs, and other
articles pertaining to the decoration of ladies
fair" Beautiful as have been the styles intro
duced by him and lis lady on former occa-
sions, those which they introduce to-day will
eclipse them. Coward" is their motto; and
steadily do they advance in their efforts to ca
ter 10 the elegant taste Of the refined and
lovely daughters Of our City, numbers Of whom
we doubt not, will attend their opening TO day.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-17

BRIDsE LooATED. understand the Union
bridge for the Louisville and Nashville aud the
Henderson and Nashville Railroads has been
located just opposite the frrmer residence ot
Bishop Miles GA lower Market street Near
this point IL is proposed, We understand. 10
build q Union Passenger Depot where will
concentrate the travel of all the roads enter
ing this city Gazette
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-17
Garden Seeds.

IL s. WELLER has ~ usnsd ths G.rdse sssd .nd Hea
~. sssd ea'insss iarSs laIpy sEPssir - hrsi
'
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-17

FIRST LARGE SALE
SPRING GOODS
at "A u G { 4 q n,
.- BY
IRBY MORGAN g. 60.

I0Df INISeANIN " W.
~O~~~~~~~---~
TINE SALE ---
our regular Spring Sale at Auction win take place
" Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday, the 2oh S6th and
9Th Of March.
Es This sale is designed exclusively fer Merehants-
Goods viii be offered as heretofore in lots to suit buyers
with liberal privileges ho-e wanting large quantities.
We safe saying that this is Of the best assorted
Stock Of Goods that been offered at Auction in
Nashville. It comprises a great variety: such as
Is GASES SPRING PRINTS;
cases Cocheco Prints, (darI;)
10cises Lawns, assorted,
5cases BIiIlantes;
IL cases small checked GinghamS;
IS cases bearhrd Muslin;
~ bales Sea Island brown do:
10 cases lid rol0red CottOnades;
DO small checked do;
do gay styles do;
BEAUTIFUL LINE OF CAsHMEREs;
Black Do~skin;
Black and CoIorod Cloths;
Dr. D'Tes;
Linen Drillings:
Linen buck,
Hay Linens;
Irish Linens
Linen Handkerchief
BLEACHED AND BROWN DRILLS;
Denims, assert, d;
Stripes and PIaids;
Italian Cloths;
veStings, &c, &c.
Every description Of White Goods Flouncng Laces
broidery Hosiery Thread, Buttons, susPenders, Pins
Needles, &c &c, &C.
In short there is comprised in Thu Stock almost al the
varieties Of Goods Usually wanted
We will also offer the os the sale. lot Of Cut
Goods, to be sold as the above, without reserve.
Nashville, March Std IRBY MORGAN co.
to all who buy for cash short time. Give usaeal
l. NJ. 4 co.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-17

ARMSTRONG & CO,
No. go NARKIC ~, NASHVILLE,
Commission Merchants
AND HAEUFACT RERs' AGENTS,
L'OR ihg sale OF Machines Agricultural implemeats
Il Buliir Materials, a. sc lac annexed Is IT. Of
fuch ARTICLES always be found their store,
tie lowest cash prices:
MACHINES, IMPLEMENTS, Ac,
ThrcshinE Machine lrse posers Corn and Coo Crush
little 0ihuLl Friau's Portable Grst hul, Caters
Corn ShrIrs Brt~eLTs smut Machine Chld, Graa sspA,
Re ellis seed Sascr, Corn Pan'rFs, Culyatrs Hsr-
foaEhs of al knds thuras, Meat tutrTs, scytie
E0rs Rakes, RsspHg and Messing Maehiues. Fan Mia &C
BUILDING MATERIALS, &C, &C.
Windos slh Venetian nds, Asrb sised Iron NANTES,
" tndos Glass % AL sizes, ydrauc Cement PLASTER Paris
ChaiH Pumps, Fotce fumps GArira Engner Iron Chairs
iroH se,tesa, Irln safes Of al ssrs-
PAINTS. OIIS, Ac.
white LEAD, White Znc Brown Zinc stony colorsd Zae
fAuis 81 al c7loIs taty, whiting, Lnseyd OIL Lan OF,
1ufpvhunc Nsrushes neral Pa IT. uaus Pant Brshes
Rosin. ooPPcrus, Paint Mus Ae, As.
tLH TILIz ms.
GuAno and ,Aud Platter We tssP lArgr stocks Of these
ariiclcs 90 hand.
Sc EDS.
Cover Timothy, Blas Grass Hsrds Grass orShAre 6rsss,
Barley, &c.
Ne also agents. ior PeaEu's ossarAted Raeror RAJ.
rad hofse-spsrF Threading Machines. We have uoH an
aasotusuEt Of hsse Machnss hand VII aruish thea
a. aanu.otarvfs price transportation sdaed he de-
uahd az BE- beyond ths s1pply those vic IN wat
thsm had belt bay SOFA.
dscit--olttsasSa ARMSTRONG co.
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NASHVILLE:

~ The Pitri0t Is the sue OF The "J,7,s wing
SMITH, MoEGAS Co hav ng Turcha ed the print
ng materials subscrip ion list, &c. Of the latter.
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VIZ hcst rrUtdy or Sea oai :, az gf al US aAe44
Il Of shiidrsn. tua oas boar 70 eTe ycars Cd, IS
THE CHILDREN's PANACEA,

q ne efaf nbsrx CoupanY.
For evsF tssfhinz, dartoa, Resets, eoe worms, ke,
a ne hssf mecisns known. In TIE Grsienberg Al
nassc gives yssfs yoa sil aad . st q
Fhys4ss hruuzhoat ths Unioa Wa have used 4 n heir
pa ne uhsrs hsrs yoa-g ehfdren and Il has bsen
ussd once rarent 81 Be Withoat it IN heir
ks1sv. Pfi-s 81 seats Per botiie.
FOrsals By ~ Druggist, asd ~ ALEX. MACKENZIE.
vas ~ csnssa street..
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-17

RUMBUGl! HUMBUG!!i
DIANO FonTES, Tuned and Re- suusmEkRn
Il paired By tbs undsFss nrd IN a msBnsr EA,e1zsS
that caun5t 10 rqaslled BY any oSieF FINER II "
this q coanuy Also. al kinds u Masoal IHa Ira
ments repaired.
Perfres satafacd~n gvea no charge
Oraers len At the Music soss " James DIS OF JAEes
AeCiars, unen stFssS, sii be proAply Alsaisd u.
mAr5 n n0RT0N
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-17
Look at This Look at This !!
Havana Plan Lottery.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.
BY AUTHORITY or THE sTATEOF GEORGIA.
10000 NUMBERS ONLY PRIZE TO TICKETS

To be Drawn April Sd, 1856.
4 Concert Hall, Macon Ca, under the sworn super
Il inIeudence OF col. Geo. VI. Logan and . as.
4. NiSbfI. Esq.
The Manage h-ynE announced his determination TO
make this the popgar Lottery ia the world offers for
March l5h scheme that far surpAse any scheme
offered IA he annals OF Lotteries Look a. your INTEREST,"
Examine he Capitals. l One Prize eight Hcketsl al
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-17

NyE have on hand supply q McCOmbie's Furniture
w Polish BY which, With very little trouble old Rurn-
ture RAY be made 10 look a. vel a nes.
mari MACKENZIE WILSON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-17
CONLEY & JOHNSON,
BLOCK TIN, BRITTASIA AND PLANIsHED
WARES
CANTORS.

IITE have q hne Assortuaent Of Covered Dshes. soup
w Turrrns, CuH.e Urns. Tea and G fee Pots Punch
Ptchsrs MolAsses Cups, 6rsques Lamps CSndlescks Ae,
&C MACKENZIE WILSON.
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$50 Reward |!
CataUVba Grape Cuttings.

WILL, in few days, be IN receipt Of shipment o. Ca
rAwBA CRAPS CUTTINGS, and RoOrs oSE All or
ders len with me viii be promptly oiled.
T. A. MCCALL
ORra : Wbi,.r,a,t. p,na ot,-.
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IURNITURE PoLIsH.

WE have handsome assortment Of Casters elegantly
w pi4ted, aud Brit'ania-a variets % patterns
msrclT MACKENZIE WILSON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-17

Conn INK.-Ws have stln a feu bottles hand |,
" uhieh We viii sell Al New YoEk prices
mai MACkgNZIE a WILSON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-17

'INHE GRKEN MOUNTAIN OISMENr vas used By the In
dsns, shsn thlt toaatTy hTst dheoFered, and -
tbsm consd red "hr beat F % he Great spirit 70 hs
rvd ehihtFun" Il ts best appcatien foe hnammatoFy
mDiaiuts, kheamatis Eysipess. various Alec
isns of sad Eand sruptons, bruises barns.
n al kRd Ae. Pres hex p eents for sale by
al Dfuxs.sts aad by ALEX MACKENZIE,
narrhs Agent br the GfefsEberg Co
Wn...Ha
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-17

COTTON-Dull and little offering. Sales Satur.
day of Is bales at base, GA at 74aSbc, and SO at
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-17
SprinE FeVers.

TN coxsEaUKNcR OF THE HIGH PRICES on
4 euaAR, ) sAesa 'e Rrces hcfsate e 'hAi -, 20
eaaaaoa CAY "a esas. aad 90 eeaaen Asses IN ss
= --.es.s GFO ekGIfG
WEsSEd Thompson,
- L0N0Huhsf Co.
u4ss-dfm J. 4. Q. ko34llxeoN.
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nov. A. II. STEPHENS, OF GEORGIA.

The correspondent Of the Pennsylvanian after speaking
Of the democrats in the House Of Representatives and say
ing:
But look The right q the Speaker and behold the
at the head Of the undaunted democratic column No
menber q Old party read the list without feel
Ing proud that be belongs 10 Il !"
Then adds:
have purpoey omitted in this list The Of Aersn-
der H. Stephens Of GeorEs who preserves his The
opposition aide Of the House but calmly the opporu
nifty, doubt define his position in the ranks Of the
ocrsfe party. The tkfu leader whose heard
without effect in the halls Of Congress- and whose eoquencs
has made bin already historical character though
advanced in years will when he open mp his
argument against the combined enemy, thrill the country
from NaDe 10 Georgia, and from the lakes the north
the Gulf Of Merce In his recent contest be achieved prod
ges threw himself into district Of three thousand majority
against hm, and boldly unurrg the democratic Gag, be
routed The nothngs and redeemed his district and
himself AZ the time. When great party loses sueh
because n win hold great constitutional prinoi
Pes how IN the Of Heaven expect succeed -
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FouR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

The Havre steamship Arago arrived at New York on
Sunday afternoon last with 40 passengers and cargo
valued at two millions She brings London dates to
the 10th utmo inclusive The Liverpool circulars quote
material change in cotton breadstufs. Consels
closed at 96t.
Nothing from the seat OF war.
The London Daily News airms Sweden has ratified
the treaty with England and France. The allied powers
guaranty the territorial integrity Of Sweden and the lat
ter engages not to ALLEVIATE part OF her territory TO
Russia The contracting parties also engage commnni-
cate reciprocaly all propositions coming from Russia
Rurnors OF peace were still abundant in France and
England.
Count Eserhazy had left Vienna for ST. Petersburgh on
the 18th ultimo with important dispatches containing
propositions of pacific 1t stated IL the
Car refuses acceptance Austria win withdraw her
bassador from St Petersbugh
Both the London News and Times express strong doubts
Eserhaxy's instructions return Immediately In the
event Of the Czsr's refusal to negotiate
The difficulty which existed between the English and the
French governer relative TO the conditions which
peace should be made has been arranged through the
forts of the King of Sardinia
The surrender of Kars TO the Russians confirmed
Nine Pachss together with Gen. Williams and sixteen
thousand troops made prisoners Among the NUM-
tons OF taken were hundred and twenty held-
pieces and heavy guns The Russian General Beln-
to has established bis headquarters Kutas and intends
shortly the offensive against Anakla and Redoubt
kale. The army abundanty supplied with provisions
by the ArmeniAns The defes between Kars and Ere
roum were held by the Russians
The affairs in the Crimea quiet
Great preparations continued be made on the Baltic
by the Russians for the reception Of the British fleet
spring
The Russian ambassador arrived al St Peiersburg on
the eth Of December.
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Notice. 6nraer-The following notice Of the establish.
ment Of fired light Needbsm Point Carlisle Bay, West
Indies has been received from the Photographs Office Ad
miralty, London
The colonial government Barbsdoes has given notice
that and after the 9th day OF October last fixed light
would be exhibited Needham Point the south side Of
Carlisle Bay, Bsrbadocs
!" The light viii show red the southwark OF west and
brgA light 10 the northwsrd Of The bright light
be In clear weather at distance Of from 10 10
miles and the red light miles.
Vessels approaching from the southwark after passing
the revolving light the south point Of the island giving
the point berth Of at least two miles sy haul up W. bv
n y N. for Carlisle Bay, when they viii make the red
light Gradually nearing IT, 1.-THE lead kept gong) as soen
the light shows bright they may lna into The Bay and
bring
"Nesdham Point may be rounded within about quarter
Of a mile In fatboms depth Of wster.
Vessels approaching from the northwsrd, q,
they the light keedhsm Point bring Il on an
$ f. y & bearing, which viii clear the Pelican and Ket.
ue-bottom shoals"
All bearings magnetic variation three degrees east
This notice affects the following admiralty charts Car
ie Bay, No 500; West Indies sheet l. No ss2 and the
West India light house list No. p
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wAsnlsoros CRY, January 4. ls5s


MEssRs EpHoEs: In perusng the reported proceedings
Of yesterday in the House OF Representatives contained
in this mornings Union hnd that Mr.. Mace in support
of his resolution TO lock the doors leading into the
III, said az follows:
That there ecclesiastical precedent for this
which had arisen In the eneeuth century and had
been binding snce-he referred the election Of
successor Pope Clement Fourth In the year 1865 when
the college Of cardinals nearly three years unable
make election and about breaking up, when /,
proposed to shut the gates Of the city which done
by the masaes, and the cardinals locked up until
they agreed &c.
beg leave 10 say that this piece Of important insora-
ton given TO that honorable body and the country,
stands for the most part unsupported by history and
sequenty worth nothing. may be permitted say that
such took place in 1868 nor has any such
precedent been binding" either before or since In
the next place Clement Fourth was Pope in the l4th
18th, 10th, 18th, 18th, yet in the 10th century
The Popss of the seventeenth century when he says
this remarkable took place Leo XII Paul
Nv, Gregory XIV, Urban VIII, Innocent X, Alexander
VII, Clement TX Clement *, Innocent XI, Alexander
yIiI and Innocent XII These and these only The
Popes of the 18th century and this the order of
succession Pope Clement Fourth of which the gentle
man speaks was successor to Urban Nv, who died in
264 and himself died after Pontcate OF four years. In
1868 He succeeded in the second year by Gregory
X who died in 1876 after Pontifcate of four years two
months and ten days. So mach for know-nongisn and
SO much for the truth Of history.
Very respectfully
p. H. COONEY.
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Lot suppose that the democratic party had sent It's
representatives Congress Instructed its pp-
opI and 10 lay down IL pauormnoi TO place in nomi.
nation candidate for Speaker but to punge into the
tempcsuous chaos Of the House without chart rBdder
compass How would this have been received BY the
American people Instead Of standing The democracy
does like mistaken rock In tie midst Of bowy
and tsacherous sea il would have been The concealed
shonl upon which The ship Of State might have been shat
tered and lost and shame and sorrow would have cast
gloom over III land. Bot taking counsel from IL.
past and gathering inspiration from The constitution and
encouragement from the hickcomine duties Of the futur,
The democracy laid the foundations Of their faith seep and
strong and although in the minority they proclaimed their
candidate and creed 70 the whole country And how doe.
the opposition greet this proud srample9 When We say
opposition include all the ingredients combined under
the generic Of opposition but intend referring
more particularly those who snigonizs the democratic
party while they profess unite with il in regard for the
constitution Dow does this division Of The opposition treat
the democracy, intsncbsd H. upon is Fundamental
and pndyiss pfneipel DO they come forward and err
tend their sd heartily great organization commit
ted In eSery State in the Union to the rndieaou Of this
principle or do they stand or In cold and hangbtv ds
rustl We need not answer this question n l. oplv ma
eessary that We should refer the country 70 Che oors.
sued ~ The press and the representatives Of tina, interest
whioh calls itself American and which assumes 10 /. ma
tonal Months and weskl have been expended n Con-
gress and before be people BY this latter interest 10
show that the democratic party L. not 10 be trusted
upon those doctrines which constitute The very soul
Of iu organization that there are organic differ
snoes in the democratic party upon The principles Of
The Kansas and Nebraska bil and that in the north
ern States view taken Of those principles and an
other and contrary view assumed in the sOuvh and
aai iorgetnlness Of this point The very men who make
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The New York correspondent Of he Boston Post admin
listers most sesing and mered rebuke 10 the members
Of the New England Society who la New York short
time since indulged partisan spite and msgnity By
tempting TO insult the President the United States lie
says;
The silent IN which the members Of the New
England Society u New York received toast ccuplen-
txry 10 the President Of the United States given
dnner at the Aston House, the 2ls aliimo viii
aoand 10 their credit in the true
The old fory Thieves, who heretofore wont
gegats At the Asor under the leadership Of Draper
IN H. Seward Thurlow Weed Horace Greeley and simi-
lar political irepaers, round their old tricks
again on tins occasion Mr.. Draper who the presiding
onioer at this festival OF Mr. Stewards pA-
sans a. well many others who parook in the oeal
sos@"iass OF the evening These the 1882
at Baltimore, planned Webster defeat Your dag Of rsck-
oning gentlemen, has gone by The democracy
eye upos the EAGLE. The edct has gone forth. While
Franklin Pierce outise million such contemplate
tscks the honest sober people, who
forgotten how American Independence achieved viii
very lightly insult offered, premeditatedly
the chief executive officer Of this nation by body Of bgoted
parans wbo TO suberve political snds would tear
the American ensign and let the Union Slide
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Monday, January 1.-The met al II o'clock. The
judges all present
The Of Mary e. ID. Bsbey saministratrfr OF George
Blsney late hrevet msor Of the corps engineers
called BY the court This h claim for interest on the bal
due the settlement Of the treasury also
on pay and emoluepts due and paid until after said
ueoen and also compensation for services in receiving
suing and accounting for subtence for laboers
The public works at Oak island North Carolina and at Cape
Fear river In the years between 1876 and 1885 The sru-
ment In favor q the claimant made By Mr. Rock veil
ana that In behalf OF government BY the Solicitor when the
case was Submitted for the decision Of the court and
The court sdjourned tan II o'clock tomorrow
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-01-08

fas Poa 0Eoss.-Tfe foIowing-named new post Office,
have been established and the following named enteme
appointed rostmastersi
Pea Vine, Batter county, California; David whipple
postmaster.
Coon Creek, Placer county, California; John barnes
postmsstcr.
Henley, siskiron county, California George c. Merritt
Postmaster.
Kings River, Tulare county, California; james Smith
postms ster.
Big Rock, Van zandt county, Texas William W. Stir
man, postmaster.
Spring Hill Bradford county, Pennsyvania Robert
Montgomery, postmaster.
Hsybeld Crawford county, Pennsylvania; Russell Hsr-
rom postmaster. Re-estabshed.
Cornersvile, Dorchester county Maryland Samuel Cor.
ner, postmaster.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-01-08

RAIN TRIESps oIvIL AND RELIGIOUS LIBERTY IA
grand meeting Of the democrats o. the District Of
laba VIII be held under the auspices Of the Jackson Dem
ocrstc Association in honor Of the anniversary battle
ofNev Orleans Tuesday night the ssh instant
o'clock, at II. Military Assembly Rooms Louisiana avenue
The Of 9th street.
The meeting viii be addressed BY the following dstn-
gushed gentlemen: Senator Toscey, Hon Jane. " Dow.
deh Of Alabama, Hon. n. NJ MoLsne Of Maryland Err
Governor Howell Cobb, Hon. John b. Weller Hon. George
\. Pngh, Hon James L. Orr, Hon William A. Riohardson
Hon. j. clancy Jones Of Pennsylvania, Hon. George W.
Jones a Tennessee, Hon II. y. Haett, Hon. Henry c.
Burnett, and other champions Of the cause.