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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13
CONLEY & JOHNSON

ARRAM CONLFY.
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ADVANCED TAXES

C.LLEcfpAs uFFfCr
NksaNuLk frb.uarY "a, lh'6
IL a-rardar-v Wh rycvut pss Cd ~ hs Maysr Hn3
1 As.ernfH z fr - e NA,hFic rr frv. O. b. cos
a4t isa 3D. receive y4i ed rs,li "a operation
Taxes o. thr yHf is uuF pef F "a VIII te 81
ot 10 taspa3 err, provided pas meat Is Hsds pres
glt uo.th q. frafaary.
~ t3reraiian tatrs dlc aud payable the first
day of ~ heal an ilte all be 81 sfsvl h-nanrr
Ela- A AklHBN tCH.rtnr.
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OySTEE>-i3 boxes just received and Tor sale BY
~ D. D DfCkEY,
oct27 No. 5 College street.
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SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT
Mutual Protection Insurance Company
balance Nominal Profits S2n, GA 81
Necessary provide for Uuexpired Risks. 1871 IS

Pal tuCe Nett Profits the year ........ Oh %
AZ unfavoraie the statement will appear, he
Board regret that since he 1t instant 10
a very II iicrdbe amount have been reported Cf
which hey have deemed editut order TIE liquidation
Affairs Il the company; ard for the speedy
comp ishment Of his Object they have made gnmp
j. =. WHARTON, Trustee, h viii every eXerUn
ind up this ar r5 Of The Iusti ion t the earliest pos
sHlr day h1Ie that the assets Of the Company will
enable him n every just demand
folders OF expired Pol ces notified that the LIABILITY
Of The mpony will from aud after IN dat, and
lNistd obtain Insurance elSeV here should ther
demand Pren iums will be refunded for such uneXpred
term CJ.F. WHARTON, Trustee
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Prof J. Wood As you about manufacture
your recently Discovered Hair Rest 'Ttye will
WLonsosver Il NAV concern, that have used &
others L. have Tor several years been
% habit Of using other Hair Kestorstivss and that hnd
yours yastly superior sny olher know. II entirey
e head Of daudrud and With months proper
Wi any persons hair he original youthful
color and texture giving il healthy, soft md GLOSSY
pearanre and a this vthout disco the hands that sp
ply It, the which il aroPs would, Therefore,
recommend t use 20 every desrous Of having hns
color and texture % Lair.
respectfully years.
loN lrTNl
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B9oTs AND SHOPS FOR THE SEASON

nOURLE SOiFD 81. er n Water psocf Boots shoes AID
II Caters, table for tie present weather;
Ladies' Leather Sttrlei;
Schol do do;
lest Leather Water.uro.f travelling rags;
Misses, Bows and hidrels Uversh Is
At lowest cssh lricts JOAN RAMAGE
: Ca l-q-. r-sa
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wANrE So.

WANT Ell.
4 COOK Wsstsf ara franrrs
a NegIo bose iroHi u % IS years q age,
10 Fr0cs Or FtramhuaJs,
ArEra UiTis fsr Mr. a.;
I AgFfa Woman & r. ii0sse- servant.
I hays FOEe fIIltH-
So q icksinith:
] Negro usei % FaYsFn ulrk;
Asgfa 9ui 20 jean u 4ge,
have FOR IINT-
several Houses and Lots.
IhEvc tOlt saIf.-
Hgaaes aAd i0is ~ EissEeld and Nashville.
+ uur go q. %,
tanle-- fFoat 81, - dor ffSa rubl 81 aaFs
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Oranges.

TUST received, 10 bbs. sweet havana Oranges ct
janis }. q. & @. KuBERrs ON'S.
C'EEJESE.-5O boxes W. r. Cheese
\ jaaul9 JG& c ROBERTSON.
Cgt.AE>.-3,2e0 Cizars OF God brands, sutsbl, ior
Cc0uutry trade and city retail. Dor sale al
Inns J. e.. & e. EOBERISON'S. Breads ay
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{ a p / { q / S ! 2 % 90!
1900 Prizes Amounting to $50,OO0!
Tickets So: Halves s4. oarters 60

PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION
Persons sending morey ny mail need not fear Its being
lost Orders punctusly attende too. Commun tilns
confidential. Bank NJ t-- 4 sound hanks taken A. par
Those wishing part cuir nunhers should order imuae-
diately. Address JAMES F. WINTER, AIsn ts-r.
MACuS Ga
ian2j--td or, BOX i43 N.sHvnIEP O.
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9AN~&tAsA satNs
IfuE pAEtnsship heevcfsrr eKaftng Der tbs syle e
Esas AoosE h. thhs Ay ssatte BY snasaal esasesG
Z. ases las he sselasnf - As basiafss q tie eli
aFa. ~ O. ELIIS
l2AE-t2 q Q. AgOkE
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Gold! GOld!l Gold!!!
1900 PKIzESl $4,000 DOLLARS!
Havana Plan Lottery.
JASPER COUNTY Aean DENY Lottery

BY AUTHORITY OF TIE STATE OF GEORGIA.
10000 NUMBERS ONLY PRIZE TO TICKETS!
II % be drawn at Concert Hall, Macon, Ca. under he
4 sworn superinrendeuee Of col. Geo. N. Logan
and Jas. 4. NiSbct. Esq.
This LOTTERY drawn en- the plan Of the Royal Lot
cry Of Havana Of single nGelbers.
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ED. BURKE PICKETT,
REAL ESTATE, mMERCEAL,
FENANCIAL. AND
G z N ER Al A G. MT,
COrler Of Broad and Front SITS, over c. Anderson's,
NASHVILLE TENN


NIlL take charge Of any business entrusted e. him.
w curing the e.yices Of Agent fra commission
hrely satisfactory 20 all parties and ia al charges
WI. be ma uuless ABSTRACTION is given.
1he per nance q Contracts Purchase Sac, and Rent.
ing Of Zeal Estate a. the city aGd elsewhere the rChaye
ard sale uron Commission, 4 Fon IS stocks and PUbir
Debts AMI Notes n every description Merchandise Groce
res an kinds q Machine ard Agricultural Seeds and
indictments the settlement II and claims and col
ections general attended to faithful ps, mpt
~ Information sought and given in every department
II business Hoping fr o-y b. q strict -uti1u
to englrtm~u;s, ard ookiDe ruth the quantity bu-
sins, done an srlgrJillt Charge respectfully So
Hctt a share Of public patronage.
REFERFNCES:
Gov W. 3. Campbell, @. ". Jackson. T. Motley, Bank
OF Middle Tenn, at /, barCni Gov n. s. Brown Fan
Cunningham Church Anderson, AcClHre Back Co.. Burge
Allen, Anderson. Allison Co, John Bren Esq, A. J
Duncan Mackenzie " son Na,hyiIc; Joseph W. Allen,
Eq New Orleans; Joha ". Batter Pittsburgh; j. p. Leh
mer, Cincinnati; Edmund Cooper, CaliweH y Cumming ,
Shebyvie Mai. K. G. Ills " J. Spence Nuf rr~torp'
". G. Whitthorne Esq Col A. NJ ooney, Columbia; Col
J. c. Guili Col J. W. lie td H. ll@lm. D. haker ESQ,
Gahtn; r. W. l.. Alexander, Nai- Buriord, Col } Il
Waugh, Dixon Springs nr. A. H. hin!, :. b. Mo5Te Esq
ard citizens generally, Carthage.
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% = y " - . ~
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

MEMPHIS, TENN
COLLECTIONS made IN West Tennessee, North Missis-
- spp and Arkansas.
90 REFER ~ FL
? TIE Jud res Of the Supreme Court OF Tennessee;
2 The Btnkr rs Merchants and others. Of Memphis.
W I. BERRY Co. Nashville: g. A. Henry. Esq Clarksyie
H&B DoUeIAss Z c. Cook, ESQ.,, Franklin
j 3 PRARI E~o col. A. NJ. LOoSEY, Columbia;
GEN r. H. ALLEN Lawrence Area McDoUGALy Savannah.
burg.
feb1l-dtwAw1m
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4. w. Johnson, Chm.
IT, Amongst the deleratcs in attend

Ia Amongst the delegates in attend
ance upon the Convention yesterday, we
notice J. p. Pryor, Of the Memphis Eogje
and EnYgirer :. =. BANKHEAD of the
Memphis Wig, w. 5. FLEMING, Of the CO.
lumbia Error, DoN CAMERON, Of the Frank
lin Rrriuo, and w. L. Neal, Of the Leba-
non Brrald. We will be pleased to see
them at any time in oar sauctum.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

wHo WANTS 10 BE MARRIED mo excuse for remaining
single now You marry whom you love. They cannot
help it, They must recprocate your passion Only read
Professor Rondouts book He not only shows the Bss Of
Marriage but berays by which the wedding
be made thing inevitable. Only doll4r for wife
husband Read the advertisement in columns oay.
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etfa,iy years,
WILSON KING.

81 toCls June % 1883.
Prof Wood As you Hhunt 20 prepare and vend you
recently discovered Hair Restorative, an you request
my op MON Of a. viii state hsi my hair rev month
very gray, aud AFTER using two no tie q your Hair Re-
storatye RESUMED is oiFna color and since It's appca-
ton all dandruf has disappeared fou my head, and bavs
been troubled with ereeable itch ng q the scalp
satisfied that those Who IL vii regret IT, Is
gives the appearance having been recently oiled. an
prepared therefore recommend is 10 all who de-
sroGs " having beautiful head % hsir.
AN, sir, yours Ae-,
H. l. STEWART.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13
No. IS Dey st, New York.

- ~, " NJ az OS14Hu SAUChS, II Is and
- CSAfAIo.-Ihe only premium awarded hv the AMER
lean Institute at their late Fair the Crystal palace fr
SELF-ADJUSTiNG ST CkS was TO P. T. SMITH Na1ufar-
turer, No IS Dey g., New York.
Merchants will find il greatly to their advantage To cal
and examine Smiths extensive assortment Of these very
fashionable artce furtse neck Greet iudrcemputs wall be
offered to JObber> from Western and Southern cities.
keence he had TO nearly all OF the st-c!lss job
olng Houses Of Nes YORK Cay. janI-
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13
WILLIAM L. MORSELL
DEALER IN
Dry and Sparkling CataWba,
NO IS EAST THIRD STREET,
iy16-1y CLNCLNNA1I, ono.
Nashville Race Course.
GREAT SALE OLE PROPERTY,

IN Thursday the 14th February next on the premi
~ Sc, II sell tract Of land known as the NASH
VIII RACE COURSE situated about mile b low Nash
vie the cumberland river. his tract Of land contains
2Z5 acres, and viii be divided up into lots rom TO 10
each lois and 6. Lot No inc udes the Race
Course all the Buildings and viii contain aboutt0
No is the lot opposite, and will contain about a.
Those tw5 lots together ID afford for the Race
Course ample space stock Lots, stable Room, &c.
plas the ground containing the sub divisions, viii be
tdy in a few days
The wh, OF THIS ground is admirably adapted for Market
Gardens snaH Farms.
The Oh NASHVILLE RACE COURSE IS com
prIsed Wit in the limits Uf b. No and can be made one u
the me- 81 pI, iLl ie Tracks in the Uuiln.
TIE LOWER ISLAND,
Divided in two portions, will be offered for sale al
the same tine.
This land is well known ris valuable Sand, GRAY &C.
and is equal a California old Mine fine income
made of Of by any would give it proper atteA-
tiCn.
TERMS OF SALE.-T,n per cent Of the purchase money
will be qured to be paid m cash. the balance on cred II
one, Two thee and four years, for notes payable Ia hank
being interest ON date Good persona ny will he
rtg ed on the first note and lien retained for the
payment OF all LINDSLEY Cko kEFf,
L. R. GLAsCncK Auctoneer. SO College st
n B.Ihe whole property would be sod.p vatel. Thos,
wishing purchase the whole will pie apply to Tn mas
Pointer, Esq Waynesboro', Tenn, or by letter ec Ell
to our care ljaul-d
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REST SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS,
SheriH,s Sale

7 reduced prices, make for sp~irg Purchase
y Also, few Valises lsf,, Tor sale at same rate.
an35 i. n. MrGTLL.
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Nashville Academy of Music.

70. q 5. VINE STREET,
TIH second term u this Institution VII commence on me
FIRsr MoxpAY IL FEBRuARy NExr. To secure suitable
hours Is de iaD.e TO apply early. - . ,,
inn2l-2M HES y NI.-,EN
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Strayed or stolen

'RpM tie stable Of Isaac Paul the night = January
llth, BAY HORSE alb at Urteen hand high both
ind feet white ab I'VE the hook he face has a Very
bushY tail No other marks rcCoecfed Any person return
ing the horse, giving any informal alc Paul
vii. b. Literally rewa dCd CATHERINE STuUT
1tul4 Near Frank ia Depot
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CONDITION or
ETNA INSURANCE COMP ANY,
OF Hartford, Conn.,.
INC0RP0 ATED 1919
As presented Its Stockholders sn made cut in eomPsnee
with State laws Of New York Ohio, indiana, Illinois, 81
JANUARY, I, 1856.
ASSETS


The Of ne corporation is ETNA INSURANCE
COMPANY, located AZ riai tford. Conneetcut-
Tie Capt. al is Five ilunared Thoasahd Dollars, and is
paid Up.
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NTAHTER.-Sf.O0O- twelve month"; loan, In
w teres. payable quarterly ana secured by mortgage
PTCErTr's GENERAL AGENCY
1'HE PREMIUM FARM OF SMITH COUNTY
4 FOR SALE The most desirable property ia Middle
Tennessee containing 236 acres All under f5ucug
ou'hu.ld.ngs plank ucrg and house newly reftsd and
auJed, miles from DjXon's Springs and from Car,i age,
th. talatin and Carthage turnpike; 80 negroes ri
esabe ages now on the place, With stocS Sni grain For
Articuars, call az PICKETT>.
A DWELLING HOVSE, six Rooms, Garden
a and Outbuidings Middle Franklin Pike
calet HCKETT'S.
4 uHEAI BARGAIN may be had IN nice new
y house - miles ont tie Lebanon pike, with 148
acres OF grolni, wen suited for mark garden, by apply
ing soon, at PiCKErrs AGENCY.
SUBSCRIPTIONS to any New paper IN the United
> states received at PiC6trf's.
T0B WOKK.-Two able b,died Negro Boys. ACES.
q tomedto all work always on hand for iol 81
jinlT PICKETT'S.
OySTEEs-ia boxes just received and l,r sale BY
oct27 No. 5 College street
WTANTED-s1,OO 900 in Nashville and ollttano- "a
w Rail- sd stock, az fiCkETFs AGENCY
XVANTED-To parch4 Sc two small Family Residences
w between BIoid street and Square, a. PICkEff's
$500 'na' Nash Railroad stock 35 5KFr9,,
A coon HOUSE. rooms aud acres OF grouui IN tds
Il field, one mile from tie square for NJ III kETls
OFFICES FOR rent over kerr's Cedar Street hrs floor
Il Call At PICkEIT1S AuENIY.
600 CEDAR PICKETs on The river, for sa'ent
COO Pl4kETTS.
DERsoNs having go Cooks and House servant, to hire
viii DO well 70 Calst PIlKErTS.
T'O RENT.-A very convenient usw Brick House N
Cherry rect, College lii. With four rooms, servants
room ami ki.chen, &c. new sndin good repair
~ The same vii b sod unusually accommodating
terms, a. FICkETfis-
DACON AND LARD wanted b. } d. DIrKFY
II tsalS No. CJie} It, Nashville
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% Shares Conn. River %. STOCK,

100 shares Ohio LIE Ins. 4 Trust Co.
Stock Cincinnati, 9,0oo
IS shares MsChI-s' Traders EaLzG
stock, Jersey lily, 1909 .
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EOEg KENT.

FOR RENT.
a G0lD D EFLJlNti HOUSE IN EDGEFIELD. tEs@a
\ Also Two Rooms over Hamlin and MOrgal's, 81,
konlv 10 r. &. BALLOWE. Genn Agent,
ami No. II Dsaderiek street
sEANKET SIS! BLANKETS! BLANKETS!
90 CASES Bel Blankets; Cases Steamboat do
~ Baes Mgctnaw co. For sale low, ~ close.
i4t9g A. J. DUNCAN & co.
IOuN2ON
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-19
Ballad.
BY THOMAS MOORE.


Oh do not leok so bright and blest,
For still there comes a fear,
When brow like thine looks happiest,
That grief is then most near.
There Turks dread in all delight,
A shadow near each ray,
That warns US then to fear their flight,
When most we wish their stay:
Then look not thou so bright and blest,
For, ali there comes fear,
When brow like thine looks happiest,
That grief is then most near.
Why is it thus, that fairest things
The soonest feet and die?
That, when most light is on their wings,
They're then but spread to fly?
And sadder still, the pain will stay,
The bliss no more appears;
AS rainbows take their light away,
And leaves US but their tears
Then, look not thou so bright and blest,
For ali there comes fear,
When brow like thine looks happiest,
That grief is then most near.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-19

The Liberia papers contain a proclamation of the
Governor of that Republic against one M. Cheyelier,
an agent of the French government who had visited
the coast of Africa 10 procure laborers for Guyana
The governor is opposed to this sort of 'Coole
trade" and therefore threatens all who may engage
in the speculation with the penalties Of the law.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-19

AssYR1AN ANTIou1r1Es.-The London correspond
eut of the Pennsylvania, in his letter of June ~
says:
The steamship Soho has Just arrived here with the
last consignment of Assyrian antiquities from the,
ancient Ninevah. They consist of about fifty cases
of the most artistic sculptures yet discovered IN 'nS
earliest postdiluvan city, representing the Queen Oh
Assyria Teasing under the shadow of the vine, the
King engaged lion chase, and afterwards, IN tn0
act of pouring forth Gbation. There is also
splendid and almost unbroken hunting SERIES COM
prisng not only lions. but wild asses, caugnt III
moose or lasso ALSO a procession of the sporesmen'
bearing away birds, hares, etc., with their uog' n o.
and other implements of capture and pursuit Du'
still more interesting than even these priceless "0a
sures of antiquity, the slabs bearing the famous
nscrirtion on the winged bull at the entrance OF the
palace of Senacherib, recording his memorable expe'
dition against Hezekiah, the Sovereign OF JUDAH IN
which 185 900 of his warriors, 4" unsmote by Ins
sword,' in single night, melted like snow ID lnS
glance of the Lord " event sublimely descrlOsu
in the Hebrew Melodies of Byron:
'sAnd there lay the steed with the nostrls all wide
But through it there rold not the breath OF his pfu'
And the foam of his gaSping lay white on the turl'
And cold as the spray of the rock-beaten SURF
sAnd there lay the rider distorted and pale, ,
With the dew on his brow and rust on his man
And the tents all silent, the banners aiUne-
The lances unified, the trumpets unoio"n' -.
If the mound of 81 Birs Nimroud be, as our ny
est authorities have concluded the Tower OF DaO;h
this inscription may be safely presumed 70 G W. in
ten either in the original language OF manknu SINH
the first spoken after their dispersion from Us f"nd
lary to the characters the cylindrical sea-:
there. However this may be-thanks to the MI of|
GUS abors of Gratefend, Lassen, and ABOVE o;nb.r
Colonel Rawlinson-we are now enabled to decilS, e
it: and as we have discovered the chamber Oh ia
archives of Nnevah we may yet know more U D.
early history than that of Greece Carthage OF
although the terra Gotta tiles which preserve e. mn
been buried in the Palace of Sardanapaus A0'
wards of twenty-five hundred years
AGAIN PRoPEw- DOOR The Alton QIi'l rs
GRAFT states as one of the effects of two churches
that city becoming political well as religious int
tuaries that some of their members are ge4pias
very worldly ways. zone pew'owner IN III I situs
Haley's church offers to bet his pew (eiigl00y
ted and valued al $1OO) against pew IN noi eec
Northon's church, on the result of the genera w.
ton in November"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-19
From Cuba--Destructive Hurricane.

New YORK, Sept. llth.-The steamer Empire City,
from New Orleans via Havana, with dates to the 9th,
arrived this afternoon. The late hurricane caused
immense destruction of the crops throughout the
Island of Cuba. AT Sagna La Grande six American
and one English vessels were driven ashore and to.
tally wrecked but the crews were saved. The light.
house at Cardenas was swept away, and much other
damage was done there and at Matanzas. The hur.
ricane commenced on the 9th and moderated on the
29th ult. No new cases of yellow fever had occur.
red since the gale.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-19

WHOLESALE TLLuM1NAT1oN-The Russian COM
mercal community volunteered to illuminate the
Moscow railway 400 miles. from end to end, for the
Gers journey 10 and fro. The quality of fireworks
in course of preparation is said to be almost in
credible.
IT MUST GO OUT IN BLooD.-Gerrit Smith is out in
long letter, in which he says:
GAS you aware, do not attach that great impor'
lance to the approaching election which many do
slavery 1t must 90 out in blood. The time fol
abolishing it at the ballot box has gone by tc
stu rn."
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-19

GREAT BRITAIN AND Russ1A.-The English are
making themselves the rdicule of Europe by their
insane jealousy of Russia. All England has been
breaking out in ecsacies of rage, induced by silly
exaggeraons of correspondents of the newspapers of
London respecting alleged bad faith of Russia in not
seasonably evacuating the ruins of Kars and little
slip or reef of sand near the mouth of the Danube
The French, with true appreciation of the facts, did
nothing but pooh pooh! at this newspaper agony
of the English. 1t out that the delay of Rus
STA in regard 10 Kars and the Isle of Sepents was
nothing but necessary waiting for the hardness and
shiftessness OF the Turks and take possession
and that meanwhile in consequence of the incapability
the Turkish government has not been able to
render TO the Russians Anape and other ports of theirs
the coast of the Black sea, and at LENGTH had to
request Russia TO be good enough 20 and take them
| by force from the hands Of rebellious Pacha.
| Tninn
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-19

N5-The Charleston Board of Health reports one
death from yellow fever, for the "a hours ending
w ednesday, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-19
Political Parsons.


Those familiar with the history of Scotland cannot
fail to be shocked at the idea of beholdng such
as were produced by the fanatics p the seventeenth
century re- enacted in our own country. The Tr-
bune exhorts the clergy to preach against the South
and the Constitution instead of preaching the Gospel;
forgetting, it may be, that frenzied eloquence and
even religious ferver may contribute to the perpeta
ton of the foulest acts of which mankind is capable.
Sir Walter Scott, IN his " Old Mortality" gives the
following specimen of an enthusiastic shrek" BY
one of the fanatics
who talks of signs and wonders Am not
Habakuk MuckIewrath, whose name is changed to
Major Nlissabib, because l am made terror unto
myself and unto all that are around me- heard It,
When did hear it Was it not in the Tower of the
Bass that overhangeth the wild sea? And it hoWled
in the winds, and it roared in the pillows, and 1t
screamed and it whist!ed, and it changed with the
screams, and the clang and the whistle of the sea,
birds, as they foated, and flew, and dropped and
dived on the bosom of the waters. saw it. Where
did see it? Was it not from the high peaks Of
Dumbarton, when l looked westward upon the fertile
Ian and northward the wild Highland hills
when clouds gathered and the tempests came AM
the lightnings of heaven flashed in sheets as wide
the banners of host What did | see Dea(
corpses and wounded horses the rushing together O.
balle, and garments rolled an blood! What heard
LAY-sLAY-sMITE-sLAY UTTERLY-tet not you
cue haze pity Stay utterly, old and young Thu
maiden and the child, and the WOMAN WHOSE HEAD Is
GREY Defle the house, and fill the courts with The
slain ~
eve receive the command" exclaimed the con-
| gregation, " he hath said and so shall we DO"
Let the Rev. Ward Kiem Beecheis and Theodore
Parkers beat that if they can. And when the fury
became dangerous, let not Horace attempt to guide
or stay it lest lis lightnngs strike him Dead as they
have done tens of thousands:
When the battle RACES loud and long,
And the stormy winds do blow.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-19
Trial Trip of the U. S. Steamer Wah.

New YORK, Sept 1.-THE U. S. steamer Wa.
bash arrived here this afternoon from a two days
trial trip The ship has been thoroughly tested and
performed to the entire satisfaction Of Com Pauld.
ing, Capt Engle, and the chief engineer Martin.