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

KANsAs-IMPoRrAST, IF TRUE.-The Washing
ton Star of the % ins,, has "private advices from
Kansas Territory, which lead to the belief that
Lane and his compeers, Robinson, Redpath q Co..
will be able to the defestOf any constitution
whatever that the approaching Convention may
make, when it shall be submitted to the people,"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09

hOCHEsTER, y. 8, hept 2, 1857.
John B. Robertson. cashier Of the Eagle Bank,
has just been arrested 90 the charge Of attempting
20 produce the death OF bis wife By administering
certain Drugs of SLOW bat deadly nature. The
evidence against him Is said 60 be conclusive. He
has not yet been examined. The announcement
of bis arrest has created the greatest excitement IL
all circles.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09
University Grammar School.

NHIs School attached the University Of Nashville;
suitable in the College building having been fitted
up for its accommoda ton.
Perhaps other part OF an edUca ton requires such
special and attention that usually acquired in the
Grammar School Failure here from airy iDaoequaoy in
the instruction dscourges the student destroys bis asp
rations, and often 6squaes him for the mediocra
attachments which he may be more than competent
depressed with these views the Faculty has been careful
in this School gentleman equal in qualifications
teacher the head Of departmental College, and
experience teaching in nearly All Of them. II is their
purpose every respect irst-class Academy
The studies OF the Grammar School embrace courfe Of
three years. and has been arranged with view 10 that Of
he Free Schools the city, that the change be
convenient 70 those students who may recommended
from them. u is hoped that this School paTtc
uary acceptable hose the viciny Of the city, Who
excluded the benefits Of the free Schools. Tie
session opens the h OF September Students received
any time. The charge tuition SIS per term, Of
twenty weeks.
The Collegiate Department Of the University also opens
the It'll ose tember Students should be present the
first day Of the session. Hue22-SW".
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09

sEcOED CRoP OF SrRAwBEERIKs.-Ths New
berry Is. 81 Mirror Of tbe 2sth ulI Acknowledges
present. Of very hne eiraE berries, being specimen
Of second crop erosR BY Dr.. o. b. Mayer, Of
tn"t vic,nliy plant that would bring two crops
Of this delicious iruis would be a desiderasum here
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09
REPORT

Upon the Mineral and agricultural Resources
ofthe lands Osoned By the Hopkins Mastodon
Coal and Iron Mining and AaR1Jacturing
Company: the resuItof an Exploration made
BIZ }. NJ. Stafford, A. NJ, State GeoEOgist Of
Tennessee, and Professor Of Natural Sciences
in Cumberland University, Lebanon, Ten
nessee, and By RIoHARD OWEN, NJ. D., Pro
lessor Of Geology ia the UniUersity Of Nash-
UiHe, and author Of Key to the Geology Of
the GIoben
For the purpose OF having the details Of our Re-
port more readily understood and referred 10 we
propose classifying our observations under appro-
pirate heads
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09
SCHOOL BOOKS.

BY THE DOZEN OR SINGLE COPY.
The attention of SCHOOL TEACHERS, and COUNTRY
MERCHANTS is invited to my large STOCK OF SCHOOL
BOOKS, viz:
Elementary Spoilers, Sillman's Chemistry,
Pictorial Spoilers, Comstock's Chemistry,
Comly's Spener. Lncoln's Botany,
To vne's Speler, Pictorial L. States,
SpelleT' Dtfner, Parley's Histories,
Towers Readers, Ancient History,
Gocdrieh's Readers, Modern history,
McGuGeys Readers, AIeSander's Moral Science,
Browns Grammar, Wayland's Moral Science,
Buffers G. amuOr, Comstcck's Philosophy,
Kirkham's Grammar, Abercrombe's Philosophy,
Farley IS & Geography, omsted's Philosophy,
Mitchen's Geography, Parker's Philosophy,
Smiths geography, Colton's Geographys,
Olney's Geography, Wizards History,
Webster's Dictionary, Wilson's History,
Walkers Dictionary, Olmseds Astronomy,
Colburn's Arithmetic, TOwco's Grammar,
Davies First Lessons, Song Book Of School Room
Davies School Arithmetic Copy Books,
Rays Arithmetic, Pictorial England,
Pixies Arithmetic Towns Ana ysis,
smiley's Arithmetic, McEligotPs Analyzer,
Davies Algebra, Latin Books,
Rays Algebra, Greek Books,
stoddardis Arithmetics, Slates and Pencils, Sc,
For sale by CHARLES W. SMITH,
sepu. Al College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09
MAEfRIED.

In Futonvile, N. " the oath of August by Rev.
Mr.. Van Linda, Mr.. George E. MEAD Of Nashville Tenn
to Miss ANN MARY MCGoUS, of the former place.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

THE Secretary of State will receive proposals for Sta
tionery, .including Letter, FoOhcap, Enrolling and
Wrapping Paper Journals knyeloDes Pens Ink and such
other articles needed by the members and clerks at
October next.
Proposals received up the 25h oseptember, 1857.
F. n. W. BURTON,
sept Civ Secretary OF State.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09
DANCING.

MIR. GOODWIN AND DAUGHTER have
vi just returned from the East with all the and
fashionable dances They have been taxing lessons
the most competent teachers in New York. Philadelphia
and Boston, and will be able to Introduce variety
Fancy Dances for the Ball Boom and all adrille
and Waltzes which danced in the fashionable
The School will commence Saturday. September 12th
at O'Clock NJ. and P. NJ, at his rooms MIR.
Beechs Dry Goods store College street.
- class for Young Gentlemen will be open Mon
day, September 18th. Terms s. per ten lessons.
Sept 9
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09
MORE NEW BOOKS.

ROSS ON SLAVERY; FRED. A. Ross D. D.
TENT LIFE IN The HOLY LAND; w G. PRRIE.
BOAT LIFE IN EGYPT AND NUBIA; W. c. PRIME.
THE PHYsIoLOGY OF NEW YORK OARDING
HOUSES.
CHIT-CHAT OF HUMOR, WIT AND ANECDoTE
BERNARD LILLE By JzRE CLEMENs.
THE WORLDS OWN; Poem By JULIA WARD HOWE.
CHILE CON oARNE Or the CAMP AND THE
FIELD.
LESSONS FROM THE GREAT BIOGRAPHY; By J.
HAMILTON.
THE HIDDEN PATH; By MARION HAEILSD.
The WATCHMAN.
RUTH HALL; BY FANNY FERS.
For sale by CHARLES ". SMITH,
septT No. Il, College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09
MERCHANT TAILORING.
WARD & BIRMINGHAM,

NO. y Cedar Streets
III AVE ress.vsd saeir e OK q FALL ASO WISTER
"A dO0Ds epwprissaE Cloths, cassslefss, Ncstiasst
and esuesal asssTtaens q tfeaticaens Fsrai.hlns
= sas ana s % pleased - Wat aPsn ths.r oa fleas
and The abiie gsnsraly. sepE s-l@
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09
SINGERS
MACHINES f!

RE the only substantial and simply managed sewing
~ Machines made, and the cheapest and most used
by families aud Manufacturers these aud the following
reasons:
Ist They make which viii not rip nor raVels both
sides being allie, ia hand -ewing on leather
%, The same Machines with silk thread and COM
mon spool cotton with equal facility every variety Of
goods from the finest linen 20 the heaviest cloth or
leather
Sd, THIS Is Two Needle nor Two Spool Machine
which Msehines makes chain stitch, which rFcs out a.
easily aha Knit stocking besides making an ugly
cord on the back Of the goods.
sth These Machines not at all liable 20 get out o.
orutr being very simple and sroug IN their oonsiae-
ton.
5h They sew faster and do work than any other
Machine
SUI The stitch produced byths Oh ne Is 80 strong ana
beautiful that il impossible 20 eqas It BY any other
Mach BY hand. oo.o 4,
our Machines The uLtd state onss not countak re-
rope where eoQ and there a. here pa pEetfl
rtIeps giving uuhoauaed satisitcilsni aoueting mat
no other Machine ever ,,,-, NJ,
Branch Oiee 90 Pubic Square, otsh u go n1"'
Nashvllle Tcuncs &c. hAis n SsNuhA-
aaRi0-dim. agent
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09
JOHN RAMAGE.
Valuable Farm For Sale.

I'VE tract Of Land, surrounding the Belefonte -
i Depot, the Memphis Charlie ton Railroad, 80,
is offered for sale. Il contains about $50 SA
from $50 to 200 cleared, the balance heavily tim -
bered There is good spring fneveTfang wafer;
Portable Residence, good Outhouses &C. &c the place
Any person wishing purchase land well 10
anime the advantages posses ed by the
tract. It pos sesses a good cattle range.
Terms liberal. HnOt sold privately before Tuesday the
goth of October next il viii that dag be sold on the
premises to the highest BIDDER
the fiDe will be sold the Hogs Cattle Corn,
Oaus Farming Utensils, &C.
September s, 1S5T-1m J. l. SAMPLE
Refer to W. 7. Sample at the store OF A. J. Duncan Co
Nashville
Knoxville Wing publish month, send bill to this
Office
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09
PENNSYLVANTA RAILROAD.
- ==

FTJHE undersigned authorized issue bills Of lading
i for the delivery Of freight through 10 all the tAS-
TERN CITIES by way Of PlT1SBUkG and the PENN
sYLVANIA RAILROAD. II is scaroeiy necessary 10 al
ude 20 we-estsbshed reputation Of the p R. r., for
regularity speed, end shippers viii readily APPRECIATE
the convenience Of having the factv a through bin Of
fading frsd rate without charges the For
fur her information apply ID. ID. DlCKEY,
aug27. Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09
Chancery Court at Nashville.

John s. Petway and others, Henry Baldwin and wife,
the Office of the clerk and Of the Chancery
n Court Nashville, the It'll day September 1851
motion of complainant by counsel in the above
and appearing of the master
that the said defendants, Henry Baldwin his
nonresdents the State Of Tennessee therefore
ordinary Of this court be
therefore ordered b. the clerk publication
be made for four weeks in succession in the Pa
paper published in the city OF Nashville Tequirin
the said defendants appear the the chan
Gerry holden for the county Of Davidson at n
court house thereof in the ely Of Nashville,
Monday in November next and answer said bill, or thu
viii be taken for confessed them
hearing parte. Z. d. BRfEN,
septS-W4t pr'sfees3. Clerk and Master.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09
CONN., CoaIGll

q shE eitiEsna 1 NasArIa noN cfFaFtGHtE q
prey Dag t1easzises Ws.h fnl sHfp4 g COCO
t0AL - 1t 4tnteE. - spelaAIaz rs rzseFsi24eAs
- @ =. a. AAa Ai4s. So k1zA Coal e1ce NsstVis
lssas--sL c.n.a. aAalIs. AEsas-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09
JNO. BRO VINE,

. ASIA % nHaBEalcx sFAEEF zaE ssgAAz.
As noH ia Elors . mere excessive st2c4 8 Cots.
"A E-Asslaasress ossF-tastsaes. A. thsE asaAi
Call nnd see Thenas
Esry thing sAag chose aaa exssissaE eaa b ssana
asshsms. ssps I, lssg-tn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09

PROCLAMATION by THE MAYOR.
N pursuance OF Resolution adopted at Regular
ii meeting the Board OF MAJ and Aldermen 81 The
city Nashville TIE 27th inst there will be election
held in Wards Of the city the goth day OF
September being the last Saturday in said month"; for
purpose eetaniDg the OF the Voters Of the
relation The Incorporation OF the Territory lying
North cf he city, he Designated as the 9th Ward
Voters the admission 81 the Territory pro-
posed to be IN orporasd viii place upon their tickets For
he 9th Ward And those oppo ed Il, will place upon
their tickets Against the 9th Ward"
ANDREW ANDERSON,
Nashville, August 81-2w. hsyor.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09
NASHVILLE THEATRE.

JOEL DAVIS. LESSEE & MANAGER..
JOHN 81. HARPER TREASURER.
This Evening. wednesday. Sept. 9Ghs
VIII be presented the favorite Comedy, act, ent
tied WHO SPEAKS RIssT.'' Cap ain Charles Mr. D. B.
van pefen +: Mrs Mill ant, Mrs. Z. Van Dere1.
Overture BY the 0Fche stra.
After which viii be presented the Irish Comedy eDti-
tied THE IRISH IIGER." Performance will conclude
with the Laughable Farce o. s'THE HAPPY MAN"
NoTick-Doors open at \ 7 O'CLOCK. Curtain VIII
rise at ~ precisely.
Prices OF ADMssIoS.-Dress Circle and Parquette IS
eeqt second Ter cents Colored Box 80 cents Col
red Gallery Is Office open daily from 10 o.
co e A u until oceck, p NJ from until O'ol
r ~ WheIe seats may be secured BY applying to
es-PtS JOHN II. HARPER, Trea u~er =
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09
RlddIeberger's lii House.

CAB gidfteEer leet eerAen 20 annoance - Ne Pgb-
- ic fhaL. ever be has given up the
euIeylrsat Ct rural fsigiiy and sstunea toNa MS
Houss sgan oFrned, Asa ee beees Is see aEsia TIE
sEaue fAesa e ~ Cd frsuds Ard curarera aaa 81 BE-
eose zaaaalatsa slh leiH ~ eass Bis taeles sha
aga - asr4Iy FaQphoa sisA iAs tess zrkst ~
fards, AMI s hlIle fseEs-+
serar
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09
extraordinary Work of Art.
w. T. BERRY & co.
HA VF JUST RECEIVED
The Legend of the Wandering Jew.

ILLUSTRATED BY GIJSTAvE DORE.
Poem and Prologue and Eplogue, by Pierre Dupont.
photographed Notes, by Paul Lseroix Geographical
jacob with The Complaint auA Barangers Ballad, to
music by Ernest Dore, Translated with critical remarks by
George W. Thornbury author Of Art Nature at Home
and Abroad" elegant volume, folio, half morocco.
"The astonishing series Of Illustrations by Dore to the
old legend Of the Wandering Jew the no.
tiee Of conuoisseurs OF all countries they hig
range o. talent than any similar series Of times"
w. T. BERRY co. have also on sale the following
valuable English Illustrated Work viz:
/. KNIGHTS PICTORIAL HALF-HOURs; Or MisceIia.
mics Of Art with Illustrative Descriptions. -Four
in two small 4to cloth.
?. TIE PICTORIAL GALLERY OF ARTS. Two vols,
4to.
g. THE LAND WE LIVE IN. A Pictorial and Librar
sksteh-Book Of the British Empire. vols.
l. ENCYCLOPEDIA or THE FINE ARTS. Architecture,
Sculpture, Paintings, Poetry, Music, sc. Hustratedby
numerous Engravings. vol Alto.
5. THE MUSEUM OF CLASSICAL ANTIQUITIES A
Series Of Papers Ancient Art l VOL. royal, svo.
6. HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES OF TIE ABBEY
CHURCH OF ST. PETER; WEST MINISTER. In
GLIDING Notes and Biographical Memoirs Abbotts
Of that Foundation. Illustrated by John Preston
Eeale. 2vols., 4to.
7. WALKERS ANALYSIS OF BEAUTY IN WOMAN, and
Critical View OF Hypothesis respecting Beauty. New
edition. 22 Drawings from Life. VOL, svo
S. WALKERS MANLY EXERCISES, containing Skating,
Shooting Sailing, Running, Swimming &C New edi-
tion. a Steel Plates, and numerous Wood Cuts. l
VOL. 12mo.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09
SINGING And DANCIkG!

p NEGRO DECLARATIONS, SPLENDID DISS0LVISG
VIEWS, MORAL DRAMAS, AND LAUGHA-
BIZ FAR Es AND BGRLkTTAS.
The proprie has pleasure that he has
engaged Mr. r BIT oARFGa the c.l- brated Clywn and
Dole who will appear nightly with his If ghy Trained Dog
Trobadour, The 5st a1d yaciOIs performing
NAL in A uerca.
10 addition to the above most Pleasing nd
tive DAY SHOW is attached the Varieiie composed
the most wonderful Microscope in Am gnifYng
the minut st animal and vegetables productions Of ear,h,
sky and water, to incredible degree.
Powerful TeleseOpe through winch the Heavens and
distant objects Of the earth be viewed in W0Ed-rI
prox unity.
large Patent Lung-rester, accurately proving The
strength Of the Lungs
St. rroseopie Pauopte and Panoramic Views Of home,
and foreign lands capes and domestic scenes.
Kaleidoscope, Mol ipying and Magnfyipg CLASSES
costly and complete Electric Machine Prsc uc4y illus
tr4tn the Of Magnetisn other Curl
oses, maki4g a pleasing Day Exhibition, at once
instructive, and amusing.
Prices of Admissions:
For the night SHOW Cents Children and Servan IS
cents. or the Day Exhibition 2 cents. sept
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09
READY MADE CLOTHING.
FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH


FIFTEEN rho USAED DOLLARS WORTH
Fine Beaver T-eoats fur Trimmed; Fince Cloth oY-
coats Fine Cloth Dress Coats FrOeks, Fine
and Cloth Talnas; large line Of Cioh Tweed and CASH
Business Goats; Blaes and Fancy Cashmere Pants
Tweed, cans and ksrsey Pans; silk, Satin and German
Vests Of all kinds Large stock Of Blanket and ii OF Cloth
OYer-coAts. Fine Marsees Bosom shirts; fine Linen
CklnlE Calico do do; Hickory Shirts, Neck
and shirt Collars, Groves, sasPendeFs, &C.
HARDWARE AND QUEEASWAKE.
30 crates Of QueensWare assorted Ct common granite
ware; 20 do all granite wares large Of Table Cat
ery; rocket C-tleryi Padoeks, Trace Chains, AXES
HAchetts, Hammers, Anglers Gimets, CAiseis Planning
Bstss &C
CAR PETENG.
l5) pieces oarpetng, assorted ply ali wool; ply,
ali wool do All cotton do; Half Eooi ao An cotton CO..
Hearth Rugs and Masts.
81 Also the largest stock o. fne BED Blankets Negro
Blankets Beat Blankets and hotel Blankets. Ao .
Of Negro kerseys, all quaies kinds leo bales Of
- AMI IS heavy Brown Domestic, aud Osnabargs and
Bsggng, sc.
me CafPesiug win Be sold at o'clock PRECISELY On
Tuesday morning, the hrst day Of the The entire
stock Is nos "a We earnestly request City
ana country Merchants 70 atsend this sale, As
&C Aie determined u pct the 6oeds thFoagh regardless Of
prices Now We Wani al you be present. ID
bee e most earnestly hat do sea so0d Pat i
doan u our memorAIzE bsOk, stlck Il np year
9eas lax aDou and mAke yolr arrangements % stead
eur large and extensive Auction Sale TUESDAY. ~ eez-
Gay aha tbaradays sept Is 10 and IL 1871.
TkABU1 LUCuS,
aSptS-id ko.T4, Public Square, Nashville.
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Royal Havana Lottery

TfHE next ordinary drawing OF the Royal HavaI
4 Lottery, conducted by the Spanish Government,
der the supervision OF the Captain General Cuba wi
take place al Havana.
Friday, September 25th, 1857.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09
BAILEY'S VARIETIES.

THE above Troupe, being tie LARGEST, MOST "a RI
Il I'D aad POPULAR COMPANY tray cling, will
CO rnence their exc-e Ilments Larg
Pc vtiion Tent. Al NAH HE TUESDAY WEDNEs-
DAY EVENING, Sept ulber sth and 9ti'.
Polynesian., 1857-07-04

loads his big gun and lets drive. Who does not
love- yea admire, the who attacks his friend
when his back is turneds
The Commercial has been in existence whole
year and the far-sghted editor has just discovered
that it is better for and daughters to so to
other lands and get an education and not return to
our shores, than that they should acquire their
knowledge on our shores and settle down to fill i'm
portant stations-hence 1--WE do not need college,.
Another important discovery he has made Is that
since 1855 the wants of the foreign community have
not been met, and the children growing up in
ignorance and vice, and yet 1T has taken him all
this time to find it out. He, whose business it is to
look after Government morals and religion has just
found great and crying evil after it has been in
existence for two years. No doubt but with such
man for editor, the time will come when vice
and ignorance will leave our shores!
But if he really believes that the College is not
needed, why mention it, and seek to open old wounds
which have but just healed? Allow 1t to die
peaceful death. The wisest way would be to point
out what we need; if we want a new common school,
let him say so, without venting his spleen on men
who are far above him. But to the President and
faculty of Oahu College would say, go on; though
things look dark and threatening for short time,
do not be discouraged, the day will come. You
have a place in the hearts of your scholars which
neither the publisher of the Commercial any other
man can take. And though he and others may op
pose vet I feel confident when say you have the
cordial sympathy and the entire confidence of all
true friends Of education and man will be more
heartily welcomed on his return than the President
of the Oahu College. O.
Polynesian., 1857-07-04
TO THE EDITOR OF THE PoLYNBsIAN.

y: In the early history of every institution there
E times when clouds appear, obstacles present
sElselves base slander goes the rounds, and all
3 dark and dreary.
Aad what IS still more strange, the very persons
8 ought to be ever ready to lend their support,
sEound among the ranks OF the unbehevers. This
u OF thought was awoke as | read the editorial
Ele p e. 4arertiser of June 25th.
Pom the prospectus which the publisher OF that
p issued some time since, we were led TO sup
Y that we might expect a paper which should
3 Judge of our astonishment when, after careful
zamining it for a whole year, we find 1t to be a
7 OF policy. We have notices of such and Sucn
! nd Of wine, and what a tempting odor 1t emit
a-pro5ably Conscientious scrnples detained the
: sisher from tasting.
So doubt but the same reason that led the worthy
to put that in, has led TO the railing editorials
Government
rom his numerous notices of the Department OF
; lhc instruction, we should judge that he had
"a personally disappointed IN that line, and SO
] IS nus ire on the Oahu College ana common
poo education. But leaving the public to Judge
ms past course we wish to offer few thoughts
ms uRcalled-for remarks on the Oahu College.
4 particularly noticeable fact, that not word
dropped from his lips at any previous time IN
"a to Oahu College, either pro con, TIL within
last few days, when 10! he discovers that the
f5ident of the College has gone a short trip to
States, in order that the demands of the coming
EeFseon may be met; EoO is the time TO fire ne