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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-15
NASHVILLE THEATRE.

N this evening. Tuesday, sept 18Th 1857 viii he nrs
~ seped for The hrst time this season the
70 3ets Translated from the German BY MARIA Lowell en-
titled IhG0MAR, FHE BARBARIAN Ter whirb ~.
celebrated POST HORN GALL0PE, BY Ke Mag arransei
ana directed ~ Professor Weber The Performance ain
sonelade with the Imaginable farce called THE m ppY
MAN - ~ lab HAfFi
N0TioE.-Ooors npeu at Il 10 7 otcock Curt.gr III
RI Sc at - precisely. VIZ
PAGES ADzssIOE -Dresa Cir.Ja s~a p.-.-.,.. -
secoAs Ter sents- CooFed Box 50 cents, Col.
naAss5 . eeats Box once open daily from 10 o..
= unlI O'Clock. p. H. and frem until o'cl1
- s-ie4e seats may b secured By appyingto
p - JOHN II. HARPER. Treasurer
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-15

LExiNGrOs, KY Sept. 10.
mere has been three days turf sport here tb;s
~eek. The purses were light, but the entries for
saea we're numerous. and the contest good Ron
ME Laddie won the first day mile heats-eigh. en-
,ies. WbaiebOue won the second; two mile heats
JACK Gamble won the third day; two mile heats
re'en entries. as Bonnie Laddie, the winner If
Tue purse the first day, was in this race. the bet
'lns was very spirited. gentleman from Nash
'iiie requests me to say that he was "ahipped
some" on the result
The regular FAN Meeting does not commsrca
Ilil the 18th inst The Fair is also being held here
nave not had leisure to go to the grounds or
"ouia furnish you description only know tba.
the weather is fine, the attendance good and everv
tniHg progressing-quite to the satisfaction of hotel
keepers. ''''
There are several gentleman here from Nash.
Vllie-bunting stock presume If thew are ,bev
VIII md it; for there is blue grass here nov
done up in COW skin and horse hide and heinz, co--
rled about the streets for exhibition than one is
likely to see any where out of Kentucky. The
parcels are of every variety of shape and size and
would poster naturalist to say truly whether they
are vegetable or animal
testing aside, the stock here, horses cattle
sheep and hogs, is certainly as fine as any in the
Union.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-15

''HOrrOTs of SIavery'' in New England.
We find the following paragraph in the Boston
Post:
"a boy living with James Fisher. in Monroe
county, Me, having been severely chastised bv
Mr f., one orning before he started on a Journey
as soon as Mr.. Fisher was gone went TO the house
took down gun, placed the muzzle to his fore
mead, and contrived to pull the trigger, which re-
suited III nothing but fash. Immediately after
the Hash OF his gun, he commenced his printing
and preparation for the second trial the women Of
the family being afraid to interfere With the
same calmness and elaboration as at FIRST he placed
the gun to his forehead, pulled the trigger and
blew his brains out"
1t may not be known to all our readers that az
cordlug TO the manners and customs of New Enc
land, "a boy living with Mr. james Fisher or with
Mr.. anybody else, is for the time being. TO all in
tents and purposes, Mr.. James Fishers or Mr.. apy-
body eise's slave. 1t happens in this way SOM
iather who Is too poor too ndolent to take care
OF ms children, apprentices his son TO some farmer
Till Ne shal be OF age, with the consideration that
be shall be provided with clothes and sent N
echoo a Ie" We ks IN the winter, when, by reas-
on Oh the cold and SHOWS, work can be done.
Orphans and children, whose parents are in the
Poor-house, are often isposed OF in the same way.
IL Is entirely natural that this species of snpren
uceshIp should be very bad species of Slavery
Inc master has no parents aAfection for the youtb
no pTide IN the prospect Of his future success -
:, ~ NO' even seiHsu interest In bis future for
tue apprenticeship is OF limited duration and II il
his profit to work as much out of him "A pos-ihJs
90 II Is that the clothes and the weeks ii school
ing are very few indeed while the personal treat
ment which he is often forced to submit TO from his
master, would disgrace of those Southern
Planters we read about in Uncle Toms C.bio
Cases like the above minus the trapedy-sre Of
every day occurrence; and it is only because yio-
lent results DO not usually follow and because thav
are so common, that they are net thought worthy
OF notice. Gould not the apostles OF reform spare
= 70 take THIS white slavery into cousd-
eFatiolY Here is a "horror" TO beyin ~
white slave severely whipped by his master poss-
Oily out OF mere caprice, blows out his own hrtinsi
And Oh re arr plenty OF Others TO be had lr tba
asking. Charleston Courier.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-15

The Houston Telegraph of the 4th inst has the
following in relation to the crops:
Our accounts Of the growing crops are unite IA
vorable. Picking is actively going on all over and
with season of moderate length, the aggregate
cotton crop OF the State will exceed that of snv
previous year by many thousand bales. By this
we do not mean to say that our planters are gath
erIog full crop oy any means. Il will fall co1siJ
erably short OF that. The crop of the two last
years has been a short one. That of this will he
nearer full crop than either of those Bpt the
increased amount put in cultivation in three wears
together, with favorable seasons in large portion
OF the State, warrant the opinion that we give above
Breadstutfs, in ample amount, have been harvest
ed, though not in that profusion which will admit
OF wastetulness. Corn will ne worth generally from
Toe to 81 per bushel in the west and say so to soc
in the east, so far as can judge
The sugar crop is oy no means full one, proba-
oily less than three-qnarters of an average crop A
good deal of cane will be used in planting LEAVING
so much the less for the mill
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-15
Chancery Court at NasbviIIe.

X. h. Groome Adm'r, &c as r. Campbell aud wife
Catharine p. Campbell.
the Office OF the clerk and master OF The CbaDcerv
Court at IA hvile, l4h day Of September 1S5T
on motion 4 complainant, couose in TIE above cause
aPPearinr 10 the satisfaction Of The clerk and
that the saii Dc ndan s. Mary Holland aud Joee Rob
tads are non residents of the State Tennessee ana
erscre the ordinary process OF his cannot be
cd upon them it is therefore ordered BY the clerk an mas
Ter at public alton be made for four weeks in Succession
70 me Nashville Pauiot newspaper published u the cy
OF NaShvi lie, requiring the said defend nts appear at
the next term Of the Chancery Court be holden for tie
county II Davidson, at the hou he cot in the cv
OF Nashville the hTst Monday in November next AID
as|er said bill, or he will be taken for con essed as
&c them and set down for hearing ex uarte
sept 15-w4t PR fee So Cerx am Master
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-15

THE GREATEsr sTsAH INvsNrios YEr-Tb.
Baton Rouge Gasstte, under the above bs.s,,,,
has the following:
Wan. ST. Martin, Of this city. has Invented a. en-.
gsne "ach can be constructed, boiler aud an Tor
apoet 600. The machine Is so simple tbsi We
might with pFoprieiy say il Is merely an esespe
pipe, taxing up DO more room. The steam i "a.
tnited INTO the centre OF a drum or cylinder Z,
Eh'ch the shah works; from this power 5 annlis5
olrsetly without inrther friction. The other daV
We sa" toe perfected model OF the engine puunIo,,
water about 20 feet aad throwing Il ipte : ,sses
solr at lhe brewery This Is the apparatus wanted
iof getting 10 cheap manner one Or tao 49,,
power 70 drive small machinery. Nr. 81 Nartio
mas made application for letters patent, and ~hes
ne ks's tasa We think be has fair prospeet sbesI
= 'A-s 'o'is'hipg nom the result u bis genius.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-15
Chaucery Court at Nashville.
me and others as. Ohio Ii
Trust Company.

Trust Company.
the Office Of the clerk and faster OF the Cbancarv
Court at Nashville the l4h day OF sertember 1s5i
on otoa Of cOmpl nans by counsel tie above cause
and appea Jog to The sati the clerk and master
that the said defendant, The Ohio Life Insurance and
Trust Company is noDTes dent OF the State # Tennessee
and therefore the ordinary this G. urt mot be
served upon IT. il Is therefore ordered clerk an mas
YER mat publication be made for four weeks succession in
TIE Nashville Patriot newspaper publ he'd in the CITY Of
nashville, requiring the said 6efenoant appear at The
mex Term OF the Cancer Co lr 70 be holden
" OF Davidson at the thereof IN The city ~
Nashville on the first Monday November next ami an
s@er the meuded bill fled in tuis cause or the same will
paTte. ~ n RPfENis ca
sept l5-w4t prs fee So. Cler, and Nast5r
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-15
University Grammar School.

I'Hls School Is attached 20 the University Of Ma hvie
a ee rooms 10 she College building having been htted
up Tor rs accommodation.
ftfaps nc other part Of an educatio1Tequires such
-peciai care ard attention that Usually scQuTed The
GRAMMAR school Failure fere any iGaoeauscy n
we Instruct on dscouraEes e student, destroys bis aspi-
raon-t aud ahen dsqaahes him FOR the meaocral
aitinmenb Tor WhoA he may be more than competent
Impressed With these veEs the fasuliy has careful
70 pce IN this school gentleman equal n
a. teacher, 90 the bead q department College and
experiences ga Teaching ia nearly an Of them. IL their
pgfose 20 make ID ID every respect Grs class Academy
lhr studies a. the Grammar kchool embrace coure Of
three ycsFs, and has been arranged Eith that Of
"a nee schools OF TIE citss 50 that the chHnEe be
converieEt % those students Who nay
from uefn " IS iopeo that this School prove pro
gariy tahle 20 hos TIE vicinity az the city,
EXCUSED tloT The benefits q the frre schools. TIE
cu opens the Tan Of Septehtr. stadents received
az any time. The charge for tuition IS per terra, Of
twenty E-eks
The Cneggts Department ~ the University also opens
% he 5t o. tsmber students should b present e
hrat day % The session. aag22- 8ss.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-15
Han Yard Tor SaIe.

-oee sisils 70 engage - she Taaalng buslasss can
hare good opporsnuity - parclasns ~ -, Ysgs
Z iqeatea sithin three AandreI yard Of TIE rst5s
tt4s l-A- 4soinE IL q aro2nd, vita story
falle sboa. esaaa hossc bsrk ssd az - vts Ths =
z 800 fof praeaEing hi5es, there bsiag pa fsa
~ .-e e'-lsy eha nape nearer th4n sEht llics
~ sell the stock u lAe ynea desired Ibsrai ersdi
sii hs Eisen II reqniress VA q eoWkN
sAe-pxF4e. geua.. szpz. s3-u3t
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-15

MIR. GOODVs an AND DAUGHTER have
Va Just returned from tae East with ali the new md
fashionable daLeas They have been taxing lessons ON
tbs most competent teac ers in New York PhiadeIphia
and Boston, and will be able intro duce variety a
Fancy Dances Tor the Ball ROOM and all adriles
ana Halzes which are danced in the fashionable es
The school viii commence Saturday, September 18th
ny O'Clock NJ. and p, NJ, Il hi, rooms over Mr..
Beechs Dry Good College street.
= A class Tor Young Gent euen wit be open on Mon
day, September 14th. Terms s. per ten lessons
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-15
ChaMcery Sale.

.
DURsUANT TO a decree Of the Chancery Court At
4 'iarksvlle, in the Of Thos W. BarksdsIe and
others vs. Phiander Priesy, A V s. Lindsey and 9th
srs shall on Monday, the 18th Of October X at the
court house, iH Nashville, al O'clock TO the hiphe
bidder three Lots in Hays addition Nashville credit
OF O. IL and Is months for notes satisfactorily secured
bearing interest and q lien retained
A. V. s. LINDSLEY,
eeltI4. Commissioner.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-15
BANDUsIA sEMINARY.

AhE nezt session 81 this tBsttaLion situated On tke
4 6aliatin IuFnpks, miles fen kashvule oil co.
Gsnes On ere lst az September next
ftepen Hil - iaa hi 60 those paps sbal nav eslr Il
- an lecaRi.shed faflslaa FrRlieuau, she L. add -
% srh gEpsfsnce nAs t1e adFsatase % being uete-
aasiutea SIN tae LNsiiaA llnEaayu.
agEs2-iaz-s NAH nROea
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-15
PAPER HANGING

s IL siaea e Piaia sd Decorative PAPER Haarine
ses 2 - e-ss as-nnsr -aa ne ehs-pesi rsss 81
orisrs -. 3 as Bears, NJ a. pes4srl-k street, uI
aEFaRHEpHas
Az4ss A.k. sAsz-zA, ntasa.
Z. = "Attn hosA aass
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ron RENE on LEASE.

oh term Of years, one Of the most desirable farms
IN the ccuutv OF Davidson, miles from Ma bvie on
the North side Of Cumberland river oontainng a acres
S3V open and IN cultivation with large comfortable
G"eng, kltchens, smokehouses and all OUT
houses The farm well watered, ard has a due orchard
1aoa IT. VII also hire negroes Il desired
FOR further information apply No. al Cherry rect.
Sept1. RfIFHAEL = fT,,UN
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-15

BIOGRAPHICAL AND BIsrsRIoAL sk EfCHEz ~
2 g AaeaalAs. 0zo volume lsss Fais vola1ss - Ma
ca Az seaAas Lives skssehss. ses Il ths sst
aaszg aizsa mes, he aesa ~ psFusas e lhs iss
q n@@ss. 4sE sale ~ joan GoRE CO.
Espsia a FTpfsu strssf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-15

AAA ht44etsfser takes eeeson 81 annoanoe 20 ne ash.
> ilc. thats the scHu.er fsasou ever hs - - ~,
sHicyzpnt q Fsfs4 irisiy and reiarnel - 90 ~
henss = sEain eFened sad be hopes h - sria 49,
suii7E faces e rs Ga ffIsnda 4nd rustare5 80 4 -
ese acquainted sle pfs ~ aars ilIs $500 800
- ags b aasr.T sapps1 elih shs bsst ~ rres IA
fsFiss ana s LttIe aara-a 80 -
sanl. 8. IseI.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-15

CHATTANOOGA AND CLEVELAND RAuRo.D-
We learn FROM the Chattanooga Ggzetts tbat
the work on this road is being prosecuted
with great vigor. 1t is thought the cars will
take their places on it, in April next. This
is contamination devoutly to be wished
forn
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-15
COTIE.I.oN PAHrV-

III GOODWIN VII give his hrss Cotluion Party Of III.
80 - ais Acoms ca College street, "a Taursdag
,sps' iata. Admission One Dollar Hs SC co.'s are aoE
st o ne 5seep.ion o. pupils Days Tuition Moaday
10y @.o saturday for JaveEhea. Gentiruan1s Clnss
Monday and Friday, hon so8PM
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-15
cRocKEa's SCHOOL,

fT'HE next ssssioa vn eomnsnee ne slss Of Al.
a gust.
Pres q boasa. saon hing fae ana lights ESQ per
se1.ilu, 81 tFtn-E -oaa gs1ks
AuEus5 lE-laguatfiE.
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For Nent.

4 S@LLLIN6, Six Rooms Vine. between Union ana
$500 ~ streets, for he baaaee o. ths year. Csn BE-
= -. rrAi years of the This Is ia asciie.
- sls11 hsAlisy and pleasant locality IN tie cty
NPFSto lsepa5-2Edl l. h. at. ID 1ITR
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-15

IHK soEGHo AeLAssEs-Thers arrived day BE-
fore yesterday from the BalIzs b. the steamer Le-
eonte, hundred barrels aud lsenty hsi barrels Of
sorgho moiassss. which sas received Is &. De
Blame, and e held az siIg cents gallon. ts said
- De very haneHoms iot. aud s looked upon IS
gate curiosity. Ne. uolasses early 10 plem-
5r Is eeEssiaiT nosabie LoEety IL ths mark -
n. 3, Pc ga.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-15
For Sale.

Two handsome Lots in Edge6ed, on Woodland street
The Lots front 80 feet each, and 10 ieet deep
Apply to
septic A.v 5. LINDsLEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-15
Fourth Annual Fair
or THE
ennessee State AGRICULTURAL Burea1

VIE Fourth Annual Fair Of the Tennessee state Aerl-
cultural bureau viii be h I'd the Bureau's rounds
neaF n shvile, comm neing Mon FAY, October l2th
snd continuing every day do ing the week Jun. OF
the mo liberal character offered ia every
OF iarnai plantation, mechanical manufacturing nd hon
INDUSTRY. Competition l. invited from every county Of
the state Printed lists Of the pre- and regulations
may be obtained on Application 10 the secretary.
=. q. EAS IMAM,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-15

Tie s-saes e faHzA ssiax $50 sastnsa tea IS
81 saa wsaaea e issass-sFs seanss q ssneA Fss
a-leay 14aN seRa 90,
bsHs4e. $ Casa stssst.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-15
SNYDER & FRIzzELL.

RE now prepared to exhibit some very handzop,e .
u shoes, both for Ladies and Gentlemen, to-wit.
Aades heel aaiters, (of every style and uusiity.l
Slippers handsome trim Hiug:)
q" " KID Boots;
:" Fine TOiiet and Kid Slippers:
Misses Slippers, =
Children's Ankle Ties and Kid Boots:
Gents Calf oxford Ties;
Congress Caters, stitched and double Sole;
ALSO,
Grpt, me :! i'ss'e'"ns SSie Leather Trunks;
Also Vail eS, Of every variety CARPET Bags satches
and Back Rags They would cali the attention Of buyer
70 the a0oYe they are Of the latest styles and OF the
best Philadep hia manufacture.
Call at No. "a, Public Square.
sept ID, 1851 SNYDER / FRIZZELL
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-15

VII pa Casa ier LAAn WAaaARrs - ~ eses
= 30 - I1erfs tirees. ln uy ahseace sprly fo 4. u.
s-sa*isn2- se---isl !. q. taLLQHEs-
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INSTR IN VOCAL Ann ~.
STE . NE ENEAI. RIINIC.

SIX Z Va IN Al MUSIC.
MR.. AND MRS G. F. THURSION are p1epared n gIvs
" instructions on he PIANO and IN Vocal Muse Les
sons gwen at he residence Of the pupil. For TERMS Sc
inquire Of Mr. t. Mrs. Aens on South spruce stree
Prosd 3''NN''
Sep1l-lm. II
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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
LIST OF LETTERS,

LIST OF LETTERS
EaAINING unealled for in the Post Once at Nash
- Vllss September IS, 1857
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-27

TOUCHING SCENE IN CoURT.-The Buffalo, N.
Y, Advertiser of Friday, states that Doctor Bies.
lsr, convicted of the murder of young woman by
abortion, whom he had seduced, was brought into
Court for sentence, which, however, was deferred
few days. During these proceedings the family
of DIR. Begler came into Court, consisting of bis
wife, grown up son and daughter, q little girl
and brigh, little boy, who laughed with pleasure
rs he met his father. That laugh broke down the
strong man, and hardened ns he has seemed to be
heretofore, cold and hsartess as he was under the
eye of the mother of bis victim, the tears bursi
from his eyes at the magic Of that bright, cheerful
smile. His wife sat down and held his hand. weep
ing quietly as the proceedings went on. The pri.
soner soon recovered himself, and WAS again the
unmoved, ICY being he has seemed throughout
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-27

Firenens Parade. Of ths ,n,., -.
features connected with the euserta inm.s. sape y,
Norfolk Fremen was the grand parade i.s, 'r1' .ns
Pbe nix and Aid Companies of this c,y tnrn.s .
IN large numbers to escort their guests hronsS y
city, and by wsy Of adding to the attraction x,s
Company No. 4 appeared In the line with torchss
drawing after them their new and beautiful hoss
crab Added to this, the enchanting music Of "a.
Norfolk Bfass Band drew to the sidewalks and
windows hundreds OF the fair sex of our city, who
are always fas. friends to the fremen and who, on
this occasion manifested their high appreciation Of
the handsome ffplay BY the waving of handker-
eniefs ~ the cavalcade moved from ace to place
along the proposed line of march. After passing
through some OF the principal streets, the column
halted At the St Charles Hotel, where an elegant
supper and the choicest refreshments awaited their
arrival.
The Want Of a ReSister cften gets free negroes
into trouble, and sometimes CAUSES them to be sold
into slavery for . time, to pay the expenses the
Commonwealth has had to incur In arrestine and
imprisoning them. The laws of the State declare
emphatcally that free negro over twelve vears
shall be compelled to procure . register of his
freedom from the court of the county or CORPORA.
tion In which he lives that free negro shall not
remove bis place OF living from one county to ane-
tner without obtaining the consent of the court of
tne county or corporation TO which he wishes to
remove; and that he shall not be recognised As
Tree oy any other means than the exhibition of his
register 1t even goes so far as to impose a fine
ou oHy oue euPoyi fcee negro who has no
register, and yet instances of daily occurrence are
orouaht to the attention of the Mayor of violations
No Papers-A free negro from Accomac. called
James Drummond, was arraigued before the
Mayor yesterday. and committed to prison in de
fault of register.
NeD Cent Coin In order to let our people have
an opportunity of handling a few of the new cent
pieces, MI. j. l.. Macdonough, Agent for Adams
express COMPANY, has procured q lot Of them. and
whi exchange them for FIVE and ten cent pieces
VIII all persons who may call upon him. If Won
W sh few specimens of the new coin. send in vour
dime to day, and have it changed.
Musical Soiree. Bill Parrow, the great deline..
Ior I OF the negro character, old Joe Sweeney the
frnee OF banjo play ers and ssvera other voc,l ats
OF celebrity will give grand concert at Metropol-
ltan Hall to night, where they expect to see ali v who
can appreciate a concord of sweet sounds nroner
~ interspersed with wit and anecdote.
ne Pous-we are requested by Sergeant Dud
icy 10 say-"lli open in the three wards of the
city tomorrow morning, at o'clock
Il Shoosr Of Rain. to lay the dust, would bs mos,
acceptable at this time